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Home My WebLink About2004-06-22 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot• A 8 " • a1 Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 2004 • ' -Summer nights bring seedy street life Officers arrest 16 in a prostitution sting on part of a busy road that's a seasonal hotbed for such activity. DHpa Bharath Dally Pilot COSTA MESA-PoUce anested an al- leged prostitute along with 14 men and one woman on susplcion of sollclting an act of ·prostitution the weekend of JU11e 13 ln a sting conducted by under- cover detectives, officials said Monday. prostitutes loitering on Harbor Boule- vard and ao-<:alled customers scouring the area seeking thelr services during the summer months. C.Osta Mesa Police U. John Pitz.Patrick said ·The nlghts get longer and warmer," he said. •1t's a seasonal problem for us.· It was becoming a nuisance for area businesses, especially motels. FitzPat- rfck said. So detec;tives targeted the stretch of Harbor Boulevard ~ Gisler Avenue and MacArthur Boule- vant, where the problem seemed to be rampant, he said. "lbats because that area has easy ac- cess to the (San Diego) freeway," F'itz- Patrlck said. Police arrested the following people on suspicion of soliciting an act of pros- titution: Pablo Luna. 35, Ignacio Santil- lan, 35, Rafael Rosas, 41. Jose Serrano, 23, Marianao Guzman, 34 -all of Costa Mesa; Norbeno Castaneyra, 27, Jose Go- me?~ 33, both of Santa Ana; William Dawes, 55, of lr\lfne, Ivan RJos. 18, of Anaheim, Juan Lopez. 35, of Stanton, Frank Angel, 44, of Garden Grove, John Johnston, 38. of Los Angeles, Jeff Mur- ray, 35, of Placentia, Roberto Ampudla, J.i, of Laguna NJgueJ and Amy Davis, 24, of San Diego. Constance Fortune, 19, or San Diego was arrested on suspicion of loitering for prostitution, Fitz.Patrick said. "Rut it's M>mething we plan on continu- ing through the summer.· Many of the women are on a circuit and move from one city to another de- pending on the weather. Fiv.Palrick said. "They come hen• from different parts of the c:oun1ry Ukc Texas. Florida and Georgia," he said. "May to September are our busiest months when we con- stantly deal with this issue ... Female detectives. masquerading as prostitutes, set the trap for those solicit· Ing such acts during the sting, he said. In August 2002, police arrested five See SUMMER, P•a• A4 C.Osta Mesa sees a marKed lncrease ln "It's a dangerous opemlion," he said. RAIDER NATION PAYS IRRELEVANT VISIT DON LEACH I OM.Y' Ptl.O T Andre Sommersell, this year's Mr. Irrelevant, listens as Raider super-fans Wayne "Violator" Mabry, left, and Mark ·spike" Shadinger, right, W!sh him good luck and e)(plain what he'll need to make a •good" Raider. For more on Mr. lrrelevant's arrival party, see Sports Paae AB. School loop road will go to council ·amid din Several parents and homeowners aren't happy with the proposed project, but it might not matter. MUIH O'Neil Dally Pilot NEWPORT COAST -The debate about a loop road proposed to ease traffic problems at Newport Coast PJ. ementary School continued Monday, the eve before City Council members wlJJ make a decision on its future. At the meellng organized by city of- ficials, parents and homeowners In the area voiced thelr concerns for safety, traffic, poUud.on and property values around the school, where they said chaos ensues at pick-up and drop-off times. Oty council members will tonf8bt vote whether to accept a bid that would allow work to start on the road next month and flctlsh by La- bor Day. 'The item was continued from the June 8 council meeting to give resi- dents and city officials more time to explore other options. It's likely the council will vote to go ahead with the plan unJess residents are as vocifer- ous with their oplnlons at tonight's meeting as they were Monday, Coun- THE VERDICT cilman Dick Nichols !>aid. "They want it to go ahead," Nichols said of the City C.OuncU. "lt has a ma- jority of people {supporting ill. If peo- ple don't show up, they won't look at anything else.· The city explored a variety or op- tions, including placlng a slgnaJ at the school's entrance on Ridge Parle Road, prohlbltlng left turns Into the school and creatlng a left tum lane on busy Newport Coast Drive, Public Works Director Steve Badum said. None but the loop road proved feasible, he srud. The proposed road would run 1,100 feet from northbound Newport Coast Drive, around the school's playground and dump out into the parting lot. II ~obert to the unacknowledged rescue Phil Stubbs was a very funny guy. He WiU so funny that he and hJs brother had a rtaque stand-up comedy act they put on at various night clubs tn the county. HJ1 day job wu as a Uf eguard, and be spent many years u a guard In Sari Oemente. Wb~ we met when r ~ to bodysurf at n.falgar Street. For the fffW of you who ti.ven't been to T Street, you park on the (ar side of the railroad tracb, thf'n crou an OYet:paa to reach the beach on the other de. The overpua la one of T Street'• bl& attractlona. Na .oon a.a a train ii alahted, every kJd on the beach ecr9.mblet up the atepe of the owrp1111 and hanp on the thaklng mew 1tructure while the train lhundenby below them. The other attractJon ls the good surf, whJch was why I was there. After many years guarding In San Oemente, Pbll tran11£emd to Newport Reach ., ROBERT a ueutenant. That GARDNER meant he got to drivv a jeep lnatead o( lttlng tn a tower t.U day. One day,.at Uttle Corona. Phil wu lltlog In hJa Jeep when a woman ran up to repon that her Uttlo bOy wu ltUck about h.UW.y up the clJtr. There la a perfK~ good IClf Of tlepa that a person can uae, but he waa being adventurous and tried lo sea.le the cllff. We ran over to where the boy was cllngi.ni to the aide of the cllft', .creaming. He had come to an overhea<t and couldn't go up any farther, and he had ju t discovered one of the great truths about climbing. It's at least as bard to get down u to get up. •rr he lets go, he's a goner," Pbll "Id. "So you go up and Mnl on to him, and l'IJ take the ftlep, drivt fo the top and come down on a rope aod .. vehlm." Sla,ce Phil wu youngeC' and atronger, 1 iald, "Why don't you go would be 20 feet wide with a sidewalk for parents to drop students off if they choose not to wait in the queue and would only be open for pick up and drop-off times, about 90 minutes a day. Some homeowners in the Tesoro gated community, whkh sits on a ridge above the school and proposed road, worried that increased noise, pollution and the sight of the road would decrease property values. One home in the community just sold for Sl.7 million. resident Mike Sheehan said. Sheehan lives in Tu:soro and has a child who attends the SNROAD,Pa1eM Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ON TIE WEB: www.cJalwlot.com WEATHER s Mot9 of thoM penty cloudy •tes, but July la juat around the comer. S..P1PA2 SPORTS 11'9 Cotta MeM N•tlonat Uttte LMgUe Minor 8 G'8nta wer. cMfHted fn the District 82 Toumement of CNmpkM'lt Mmlflnal .. IMhpM Students say they'll don stoles every year Muslims attending UCr wore the controversial garb at last year's graduation, too, and don't plant< · >p. Deepa Bharath Daily Pilot UC IRVINE -Mu"1im 'tudc 11 r UC.. Irvine will wear green stol«.>s at l cti. a campus 1r.id1uo11 to e>.pt 1 faith. a '>tUdcnt lt'j)l l'senti:lti\'t Monday. .11100 thci1 1id on Osman llmarjr, pre~1den1 of lJ( l' Mus- lim Student Union, -.aid Saturday!. gradu- auon was peaceful and that about 20 sru· dcnr'l wutc the controversial stoles, which wrre :.el'll by Jewish students on campus ,,., a11 endor.emrnt of Islamic tc·rromt groups. who wear them to 1usttfy their cause. "Student-. wore it at la1>I year\ gradu· ution, 100," Ill' said. "No 011e even noticed rt .• n1e i'JOlll'>t Orga11v.at1011 of America, a pro-Israeli group based in New York. sent a leller to UCI Omnccllor Halph Cicerone, demanding he reconsider his decbio11 to .tllow the stoles into the lcremonies. call mg them "propagandist" .. ymhols In lht.> center of th.i' c-ontrover'y was one word -"shahada" which roulu be translated to mean either a 1>erson's staunch faith in l"lam or m the verb fom1 could mean to die in the name of "1am. Tiw unlver.ity dtd not we the stoles as mcist slu~ or a"> an 1•xpresslon of anti· Semitism, said Randy l.t-wis. UCI\ execu- See STUDENTS, Pase A4 COSTA MESA Phones down for 3 days in Mesa Verde Lines knocked out by a power company contractor were expected to be back up by midnight Monday. Alicia Robinson Daily Pilot COSTA MESA-A phone service outage struck nn timated 1,000 bom in tht Mesa Vcroe area Saturday and lasted through Monday • A contrnctor for Southern Callfomta Edison powtt company accidentally cut a phone blc while drilling a hol near Fe.irvtew Road &nd West &lnOowcr Av· cmue, sec phone company poke,man Corey Olfcrt Mid. Southern Callfe>mJa l?disort !lpokea woman Jane Brown wu unable to conftnn . that a power company rrew caulled the damage ro the phone atblc. • :The hOmea affected ant in the •atat• slreets" and Mesa Vetde area ~ween th A2 TutSdly, lN 22. 2004 KIDS TALK BACK Service • with a smile The Daily Pilot went to a meeting of the Costa Mesa's Advisory CommJnee of Teens, a volunteer organization that helps plan events for teenagers, and asked members: 'Why do you think it's important for teenagers to get involved in community service?' ·we are given 10 much. It's our obligation ~· BARNES, 16 Costa Mesa •Not only do I enjoy giving back to the community, I feel lt's my civic dut)t And I feel ftAR1.t1S10iflt• BROWN, le CostaMl!Sa ·Th~ comrn1 'llty doe 1uch ror ' it ma) .se for US I back. Ant ry . rew d CAF.LEY IWU.lAN,17 Costl t .. •1t aL i )'OU lO share yuur knowledge and experience with otheta.• JENNY SPMKS,H Costa Mesa .The activities we put on help keep teens busy. It's boredom that sends them down the wrong ~ SlWHEHSON, lt CostaMeaa ·1 like the feeling when you do something like clean up tomeone~ house-just seetng the look on people's taca.• TASJA 1WING, 17 Colta Meu -lntm.Va.w and pholoplplu rompllal by MIUUa <YNdl SUMMERTIME SUMMER CAMPS PHOTOS BY OOUGlAS ZIMMERMAN I DAILY PILOT Swim instructor Jennifer Beech teaches 1 Q.mon1hold Mia Oravetz how to float on the water during a class at Costa Mesa city pool. lllrlaa O'Neil Dally Pilot N othlng..,.. summertime like a commuruty pool full of lltde swhpgMn teldog thewaten. And the dty of~,... bad plenty or swimming lesaom start on Monday, the ffnt day of summer. 1bougb most of the tin.lest swimmers were taking their ftnt offtclal clua. some were saaoned water babies. •1 swtm with her regularly," 1'nn Oravetz uk1 u she IUpported her 10-month-Gld daughter Mia ln the pool •My dad jokes that lhe1l swim before she walb. • Mia bu been awtmming casually with her mom since she wu 6 months old, but Monday was her ftrat oftlclal lesson. She was happy to 1plbb around and kick her feet in her mother'• arms. Mia wu one of about half a doz.en babies, age 6 months to 36 montha, pttfng their teeny feet wet with their mothen and a swim instructor during a Mommy and Me swtmm.lnl d•a Once they graduate lrom that daM. children can go to cluees from level one all the way up to level six. where they swtmlaJ-. Another Mommy and Me swimmer, 17-month·old lCaDyn Bu.sh. wu ln a pool for only her aecond time ever. Mom Carol Bush tolled a purple, plutic dinosaur a few feet awsy and aupported IC&Jlyn u she tried to paddle her way «Ml to catch it. Jennifer Beech, top center of circle, teaches mothers and their infants to be comfortable in the water. ·She'1 just getting used to the water, but 1he likes lt, • Bush said. After tome time worldng ln mama-baby groups. the class circled up ln the pool Instructor Jennifer 8eec.b led them ln a round of •Wheels on the Bus.· Mla splashed along happily with a green turtle. When an overzealous splash came up and hit her in the face, she ainged but shook it off. In another part of the pool. some bigger kids were taking theft ftnt leveJ-one class. Ully McCarthy, 2, just flnished up wt th the Mommy and Me cLuses and was on her own for the first time. She sat on the llde of the pool and wtlllngty slid bendf In when instructor Edc.k Battersby gave her the go-ahead. She clung to the wall, blowing bubblea, sticking her tongue out and gtallng with excitement Back In the baby cl&ss. l8·month-oJd Daly Mc:Ada.nu also scooted willingly off the wall lnto her mother's arms. Jenny McAdams signed up for the class with her longtime friend. Bevin McNamee and ber 18-month·old daughter, Eloise. PJolse and Daly were both born at Hoag Hospital, Ju.st 36 hours apart. Both babJea love the pool. their moms said. •Now all we need ls awfing class," McAdams said. "That would make the daddlea happy." DailyAPilot ~ SURF AND SUN Melt c. OulCln. Don lMd\. KM1t TrlC*M. Oouglal lJmmennan HOW 10 MACH US WEATHER FORECAST out of the norttr\;'!Mlt • 1010 MADal MOTL.WE a.. ••• ., (M)M.2«111 TM T1mee e>r.noe Countv 16 ""°"with wind WW¥ee of 3 "9cof'd your oommei ttl about tN (800) 2&2-9141 It will be motdv doUctt to 6 fMt on • mbced await. vu..•.N0.174 Delly l'llot or newt flpe. Ad\aM4 •ttv In 1he momk lg. u... Tonight. wWldl wit be out of THOMAI tt. JOtMOM ........ ,_ Mdl-. 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Citing llmlted parking and ttafflc and noise concerns. the commission in May approved expandir:tg houn to lndude lunch and ldd1ng to the dub~ capacity but not adding enter· tainment. Oub ownera, who In· dude former NBA player Dennla Rodmin, are askir:_tg the Qty CounclJ to ove11wn the deci.ston. "I'm hopeful we'll be able to have the tame opportunity other dubs In the area enjoy," .said BW Hodge of Hodge and Asloc~. I planning firm retained to represent Josh Slocum's. "I'm not sure why they came to thelr ded- aion. It was hard to completely underatan<! the Planning Com· mlssJon's rationale." The Planning Commisaion agreed to allow Josh Slocum's to open at ll a.m. and stay open until 2 a.m. as well as increase its capacity from 133 to J 43 people, aCCordlng to atalf reports. But the dub WUlll to oner entertain· mmt and <tandna like other res· taurants and bars along the &trip of Pldflc Cout Hlghway. When the iilue ftrst came up. paJting WIS a "huge Issue.~ CoWlCilnWl Steve Btombe'S aa.kL The cotnrnisalon requl.tts that the club maintain at least 13 paddns spaces on '1.te and an· other 30 nearby. as well aa have a valet on site. The club leases auflld.ent paddng two blocb away, off Tus· tin Avenue, Hodge sakl. But large lines or people waJt- ing to get into the club can con- flict with cars on the small site. Planning Olrector P\ltrlda Tem· pie said. The club will keep Its line llm· NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW ON THE AGENDA Here are some Items to be considered by the Newport Beach Oty Council tonight 2005BUDGET City officials have put together a conservative "status quo• bud3et that Includes $171.2 million In spending and an:ciates revenues oU156 on. The council will take a straw vote on a checltllst of supplemental items and capital projects totaling $13 million that officials lhought warranted closer scrutiny. WHAT TO EXPECT The council has spent 1. about six hours reviewing the budget, so a.side from a few minor modifications, It likely will approve it RIDGE PARK ROAD SPEED LIMIT REDUCTION After studying the Issue at the request of area residents, staff members ace recommending a speed limit reduction from 40 mph to 30 mph on RJdge Park Road between San Joaquin Hills Road and Newport Coast GETTING INVOLVED • GETTING INVOLVED runa perlodlc:elty In the Daily Piiot on a rotating basla. For Information on adding your orgenizatfon to thlt list, call (949) 674-4298. ACADEMIC YEAR IN AMERICA Costa Mesa famlllea can host a German student and eam up to $1 ,000 toward 1 number of travel-abroad program•. Danielle Carpino, (800) 322·HOST. ALS ASSN., ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Amyotrophlc Lateral Sderot.11 Aun .. which hel1>9 people Who have U. disorder that It also known u lou Gehrig'• d!Maee, need• volunteere. (714) 375-1922. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY The Orange County Region of the American C.ncer Society Neb office volunteers. The society also Neb volunteer• to answer call• for the unit'• Halpllne Info Center. Drive because or on-sueet paddng, intetsectfons that are close together and a curve that limits visibility. WHAT TO EXPECT The staff study showed most drivers travel at about 33 mph on thal section of the road, and the council has previously approved speed limit reductions in Dover Shores, so the council is expecled to approve the ordinance. RECYCLING SERVICE FEE INCREASE Since June 2003, the city has charged $2.66 per month to households lhat use recycling services. This fee has crept up annually since recycling service was introduced ln 1990 and will increase to $2.8 l per month if the council approve. the change. The state mandates cities to ~ at least ~ of househo els to participate ln recycling. and the monthly charge helps pay for the service. WHAT TO EXPECT The counctl usually approves similAr increases each year, so It probably will do ao again, as the fee hike (949) 261-9446. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY DISCOVERY SHOP The AmeJlcan Cancer Society Discovery Shop need4 unwanted good• sudl as clothing, furniture, jewelry, ecceaorlee, entiquee end collectlblee to fund the society'• reseerch, educetlon and patient servlcee programs. The good• may be dropped off at 2600 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mer. Volunteers ages 16 and older ere elto needed to help tort clothe8, cashiering, decorating, end computer wortc from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through FYI •WHAT! Newport Beach City Council meeting •WHEN: 7 p.m. today •WHERE: Newport Beech City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. reflects an Increased amount or trash the city ls handling. CORONA DEL MAR CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION PLAZA The Corona del Mar Centennial Foundation is proposing improvements to the municipal parking lot and parkway near Coast Highway and Marguerite Avenue. The project will commemorate Corona del Mar's lOOtb annfvenwy and will include a time capsule monument topped by a clock. tower, a tile seat wall and trees and landscaping. The council must approve the design concept WHAT TO EXPECT This issue hasn't Connally come before the counclJ yet.. but there hasn't been any vocal public opposition. Council members may have questions about parldng or lhe height of the clock tower, but they are likely to approve the project. Saturday at the same location. (949)640-4m AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY ROAD TO RECOVERY The trenaportatk>n program needs volunteers to drive cancer patient. to and from medical treatments free of charge. The required commitment Is a few hours each week or month. Drivers must heve 1 valid driver'• Ileen .. and Insurance and be at least 26. Volunt .. ra may UN either thefr own vehld" or American Cancer Society vans. (949) 281·9446 or .comerOe11ncer.org. • Fi11at Priwu SUMI •nJ &ef Jn Or11ngt Co1mty • Fmbat Gri/UJ LJ/Jstn; Cr116 """ SUfooJ ;,, ti# dJYll • Live Trib#U to Frttnlt Si""'1'11 MoNllty 11nJ TWuJ.y NJ1,ht1 fro,,, 6:00 /'·"'· to 9:00 p.m.. BAA On!Ns AT -'•30 PM DINND IS 5PJMi> M 0Nt>AV-SAT\1RDAY FIOM 5t30 PM For a...-*' Call (94,) "6-7'U 1691 lmw Aw., C.. M.,. Ct . HOWi °'nm Pl.NU. Dusr MArmHI lted by cummg people away lt It gets too long, Hodge said. And II peopk need to use the toilet while they're waJtfng, 1<>meone can esco11 them in. •4911 Square ft. Granite Countertop...... <~·=> "People coming or INving • would exacerbate conlllcu with • •211 18X18 Travertine.... Square ft. T1f(· /n\!.•li.1t1011 •Frei• [~11111 . .te> • K·fc 111·11 Dt'\1Cf" TWO LOCATIONS traffic on Coast Highway," Tern· .--.,,,. pie said. "And we Celt lt might produce adwrse noise to res!· dents on Udo Island: 1363 s. Sta1• College Blvd., Anaheim, 9a&o6 (714} -.5522 1538 Newport Blvd., Cotta Mela. 92627 (714) 881 .... 757 cont. Llc.1812121 • Refe~ City omdaJs had asked the club to hire a noise consultant, Hodge cal<,\. They dld so and were within acceptable limits, he said. Hodge will explain the club's position at tonight's City Council meeting. "We've ~ to virtually ev- ery condition," he said. "I don't know why It's a problem." FOR THE RECORD 1WO columna on S.lur- djy's Forum page were lwttched. Maxloe Cohen wrote "Restoring the face Of dad" and Flo Martin wrote "Mem<?,ri~.s of ·~·· ' lkll•el Rooms • Graduations • Birthdays • Showers • Rehearsal Dinners ~ Pw .,. Ttap to Go (1; Order by the Dozen Put a few words to work for you. • • Chingolingas • Enchiladas \ •Fajitas • Carnitas ~ Chips, Salsa, Guacamole ~ .-. 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BALBOA BRASS SVVINO BAND. -? 1n rhe Beautiful J) } Banquet FacHity of the J) Newport Beach Golf Course ·The Tee Room 3100/RVINEAVE, NEWPORTBEACH, CA On Irvine Ave 114 ml. So. of Bristol (949) 756-0121 n DAICllG hll l'l l}tPI • $1.00 COWll CHARii l.AAOE DANCI Fl.OOR 1I FOOD end DRNC AVAi.AiLE DANCING AlTIRe Pl.EASEi NO SHORTS OR TENNtS SHOES 8CQU P.roductlon (714J 141-AIO..,_,,_,.,,,,"!:'I • Vabnca & Comi<le Boxes • Roman Sbada • 8'i.nct. • Vcnica.t. • 51\actcn • ledtpradt 2( )' I < >I I ~~~ DESIGN CENTER Factory le Showroom 1998°Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa tlOf m!O'MTM 642 8400 'wr'nl~WIOTM cmCJtomJIS (949) -,_...u.. WINE. :t DINE'. DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY. ON THE BAY. SUMMER Conhlld tom Al ROAD Continued from Al · .. ~ but II oppoied co tht-pro· P<*drolld-.. "I don\ think ~ tried bud enoµgtl to o~radonallr.e and enforce the rules,• he said ol the d.imnt tramc probleina. Pan=nll com~ lhat tramc queues are IO loot. school bulel are sometimes late, and IOfJle peo~e drop thdt ch1ldteo off across &he atreet.. 'That creates more t.rafflc problems and loc. of near-~ with cb.Udren. ca.rs and co1utruct.lon traftic ~g down ruc:tge Parlt Road "Until you've got a pbys1cal change ln the scbooJ site. an the cops in the wortd can't cha,nge the situation," Newport Beach PoUce Oller Bob McOondl said PHONES Continued from Al San Diego Freeway and Adams Avenue to the north and south and Harbor Boulevard and the Santa Ana RMr to the east and wat. though aome customers outside those areas may also have lost service. OOert said be wasn\ 5Ute when the cable WU c:huMged. but an SBC aew began repairing It early VERDICT Continued from Al up and hang on to hJ.m, and l'U drive the jeepf" •sorry, no can do,• he replied. "The Jeep ls city property, and only a city employee can drive it ... There wasn't time to Ogbt government bweaucracy. ao I AROUND TOWN . .. t •Send AROUND TOWN ttarrw to the Deity Pilot. 330 W. Bay St, Cocta M ... , CA 92821; by e-me.ll to /tJia.~•,.tima.com; by fax to (949) 846-4170; or by cemng (949) 574498. Include the time, ~te and location of the event. a• weU 11 a conbK:t phone number. TODAY Modw'I Mllbt wll holt "Under9tendlng Dlabetn; a free aemlnar by Or. Grace Onnstein arid Hlmalya Hero. from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., In the Patio C.fe. The martcet l• ioc.ted 8t 225 E. 17th St, Cotti Mesa. lnfomurtion and reservationa: (800) ~ WEDNESDAY lminutllOetlnt wll h09t. gathering for Orange County llnglff at 7:08 p.m. at the Hard Roc:t Cafe, '61 Newpon Center Drive. Information: (9'9) 307-2451, http://www.Bmlnute dating, com. hperienc.~ the woodeiM tuhlne al becutM Ottl '6MI ~ whlle dinfna on the~ Iii ._flrtlt Obin. 'Thin~~ and <: lmk fUi on ht~ al Du1mft Place. Onfy Ir !he halt ol lhe OOML T-.o ...... Gl!rY w who doiel not i.w • c:hld .. cbe IChool. arped tbll the ua.lllc around che IChool cnales a ~ detrtment to property vUuet I.ban a loop ro.d would. .,,. ilO\ the beilt ioludoo; lt'a the only IOludon.. be 8id. Newport Coat resident and parent Jean DoootDy llkt that lC done riabt. the rold would be • goOd aoautloa and create no more noilf ror homeownen tbari the lchool bella and dill- dml playing 00 the 8eJd. • H we could control the loop road and resp«.t the bomeown· er-. It would woJt." lbe said "I don't want to see a kid get killed, and Jt'1 this c:IOle to happening." • M.W ~COYer'I educetJon. Sh•fn8Y be IMdl9d et C9491 574-4288 or by •mail et nvrisa.OMit•JatJmee.oom. Sundsy momlng and he ex- picted eavloe to be restored by midnight Monday. Some residents who lost aerv- ice said they nodoed their phones were out on Sarurday momLng. and what they lnftlaUy called sec. they ~ told they'd have phone senice again by Thwsday. The lengthy estimate of repair time puzzled Florida Qrcle resi- dent Dave Close. •1r you have a hurrlcane in aome parta of the cowmy, you made my careful way up the cliff to the kid and told b1m to quJt screaming and concentrate on hanging on because if he let go, we were both going to take a tumble. Meanwhile, Phil drove to the top, let down the rope and started down. A bunch of gravel came with hlm. The lcJd began to scream again, and J was having a hell or. time holding us both to the cliff. flnaUy, Phil and Recrutlon will preMnt a ..,.._of dr'Mng and painting WOfbhope by 1rtm and ledUtef Mimi Sharon Stein for beglnnert through advance students In mixed-media. ct ..... will be from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. beginning today and lasting eight WMb in the~ Center 8l 2006 Dover Drive. The cost ls $66 to $71. lnfonnatJon: (949) 544-3151. 44 Women for a..lchrt. an auxiliary of Orangewood Children's Fot.tndation, will hoct a luncheon to benefit the Linda Howard Sdlolarship Endowment for former focter dlikhn. The guest speaker will be Arst Ladv of California Marla Shriver. The event Will be from 11:30 Lm. to 1:30 p.m. et the Balbol Bev Club, 1221, W. CoMt Highwav. Newport Badt. Tk:tm COit $260 end must be purcheled by noon June 21. lnfonnatfon aod reeervatk>M: (714) 619-0200. ext. 263. lMURSOAY Modler'• Mett.t wll hcNlt ·~: FengShulfor the Body,' a frM Mmlnar by Send --Md Tl\'tOfe SincWre from 8:30 to 7:30 p.m., In the htlo c.fe. The m8'bt " located at 225 E. 17th St, CoN MMe. Information and~ (800> 695.-n FRIDAY onil'litCOuntf ............... Sociecy of Atnertoe wlll holl the 200I ...... ---. wNdt honors ............... n. 9Y9fwt wll be from I ID ft p.m. 91 the luliOf'l PllOe Hoell, .0 MeoAllulhd.. NtwpcMt .... ,...... COii '101D 1111. lttimlillolt: ...... ~ ~ ,... ............ ~-Decomlng 8hoW from noon ID I p.m. In .... No.10andh ..... of Productl .. the Orenge County felr Md E11Pa111b1 c.netr, • FelrDitw. °*8 ..... The COii le 13 ID •11. lnbm.eloti; 1111t l&MllQ. __ ............... wll belluelld In ..a In .... ................ Olhiir .... ,... •• n•e.m. n. ............... ... ,a=uam:r·· STUDENTS Continued from Al dve usodace cte.n of stiidenta. "It ii lignlkant to realm that there were a tremiend9uS nwn· ber of colorf\11 dUplayl on Satur- day.• be Mid. •rt wu quite a~ pow:rt of feldye replia.. StudenCs were Wearing Im. U.S. MariM Corps sashes and meda1.liom. Lewis aald. •0ne young woman wu evai wearing an hnlp of the Ltdy of Guadalupe," be said. "11be ltoles) were pnibebly lost In the crowd." .Expression of one's faith and beliefs "bas always been OK'" at UCI, Lewis said. "The cornerstone or our posi- tion has been to protect our stu- dents' lst Amendment rigllts," have phone eervlce restored In ooe day." be aaJd. New Hampshire Drive resl- denu Oiff Stuewe and Moe Ma· mo said they raorted to using cellphones because of the out- age. but not everyone has that luxury. "We do have some older peo- ple here. and missing 911 Is not very good for them.• Stuewe said. The outage was inconvenient for Mamo. who runs a busJness out of bis home installing phone and computer cables. He got there, grabbed the lcid with one hand, held the rope with the other and &lid down the clltf. Somehow, J got down, too. The next day there was a big headline story in the paper about bow heroic lifeguard Phil Stubbs saved a lcJd from falling to his death from the clilf. J read the story several times but could find no mention of my own part in the rescue. The oext dme I saw Phil, I ()per1I PllCllc .. .,...,....,.... concert under the direction of MMltro John o.Maln. "Opera Under the Stara" Will show at 8 p.m. at the Pactfle Amphltheetre on the Ora• County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Cocta Mela. lnfonnation: (800> 34-0PERA. http.:/Mww.~ pllCiflc.oro The~ .............. will host. barbecue cooking c1 ... with Alan Greenley from 11 1.m. to 2 p.m. at 1787 Newport Blvd., Costa Meu. lldteta are $65 per ad! ·tt and $30 per chltd. Information: (949) ~9970 . 0...,.. eo.t Colege &1111Mled Education 11 aponeoring a loan lignlng agent ...-nlnar from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Orange Cont College, 2701 Fairview~ Reglsntlon II $164. Information: (714) 432-6880, option 1. Regltrter onllne at: hap.t~.oa:tic*er:s. com. ...... ............... ] .... .. doft In the Bai* Bev lhllt wit help to maintain and ... people to IMm about the natunll ecology •the .... time. The ~rune from 9 a.rn. to"°°"· ~ .. ~groupe of hie Of motW, and ......... .-..ct tooll .. proMld...., MMme UDlV ............... ~.-o.m. . .., Show from 10 a.m. •• ~In t.'llfl•No.10.nd ...... ol Produol8 .. the Or-.. COunlY =o:.~::;;:. le lllD •11. lrtbw ...... .,,_,, I •DEEM IHARATM CXMn public Mfelv end CDUIU. She n\8Y be rNChed • C9481574-4226 or by HNll8t ~.bharsth•l«Jme&.oom. couldn't set any bullness calls or use the Internet wbOe phone service WU out, he said. Olfert said he iln\ sure why residents may have been told the cable repain would tab Wltil 1burlday. He dJd not have an es- timate of the cost to fix the dam- age. •ALICIA ROIWSON cove,.. business, polltica and the environment She tn8Y be rMChed 8t (949) 76M330 or by e-mail at •licia.robiMOtJO~oom. complained about being left ·out. "Bob,• he said with a grin, ·1 can't control what the press writes." The moral of this story is if you do something dramadc and newsworthy, you better get to the newspaper Ont. • ROBERT GARDNER 11 e Corona del Mer rMident and a former ju~. His column run1 TU9ldey1 . Brent C.ncer Fot.tndation twve joined together for the Ultlmat' Ortve In Callfoml•, I program devoted to railing $1 million In 2004 for breast cancer r9M&n:h. The fundralMt will be from 10 e.m. to 6 p.m. at Sterling BMW, 3000 West CoMt Highway, Newport Beach. lnfonnetlon: (949) 646-6900. JULY3 AudldoM tor the ... a..r. production of •c1nderella" wiH be held at Segerstrom H.all at the Orange County Performing Alta Center beginning at 2 p.m. at 600 Town Center Drive, Cocta Meta . lnfonnation: (7141666-2787. A two-hour walling tour of the Badt Bay wi" be given by a trained natura.llst begiMJng at 9 Lm. There 11 no cost, and no reMfVatlonl .,. needed. lnfonnatJon; (949) 923-2269. JULY4 The Ameflcen Legion lWlt Club i11pOm011ng ·sharing the ~rican Spirit'" Fot.trth of July Bo8l Parede. The 53-~ tr8didon begiOI wtth l>fellkfat from 7 a.m. to noon at the American Legion Po9t 291, 216 16th St, Newport Beach, Coct la $8 per person. lnfonnation and IPPlications for en1*'lng boats Into 1he perllde.,. ~ bv ~the Am.ncan Legion Newport Harbor Poll ofllQe. lnfonnatlon:(IMI) 873-&070. I :J f-I 1 (I ( l I f . ,, ' ~ ,/ ' '''' ' ' f I ftV\.alltJ, wViat we ~ec(ec(: Gorgeous Clothes for workout & hangout We carry over 25 lines of professional hair care products! Over 100 styles of hair brushes• Bath & body care Professional ceramic flat irons and blow dryers Gift Items • Cosmetics • Hair care and morel fJ3 ring 'Tnis Yfd &>Save $10 On .::1ny Purcnast of Jsoormort Suntfay-'75ursdoy J\d 1atd wllfi any rhr-.. Celebrate Freedo1n this 41b of July with 10 Months of Free Duffy Care. Buy any Dt4/l:l betwem now and }uly Ill """1w:Wvt" 41b of July ~ Gift: 10 __,. fjf PRBB l"4/IJ an. ""' our NIWJKWl l#acb or SUn#I BHcb Sbowroom /tW"""" lflfcllon of tUIW and ~ °""" Including""' f.%Clttng """ B"1boo 18. Ut DU/fl 1#1/> '°" c.llbiWf '°"' ftWtlom on lbt ""*" lbU aunm#I ,..,.,., .............. _,,,,. SAi.iS • llNTAU • SllVICI D>l W IW:tk Cola..__,• Ntwpon ee.il (Mf} 66Ml12 • ,.... 0 , ...... NEWPORT MESA UNlflED SCHOOL BOARD MEmNG Give Us Your Child this Summer. AM •'II sM yell a ••111t 1hU1e1•t•ka.w.lrt ...... ~ ~t TUtorinf Clubt of America, Most Import.in'-~ help •re dedkattd to •nsuring Jt~h achMIW the your <hlld suc<lecf s. s-lf"fltttm ind confl~n<e ' t~ nffd to suc<ftd. M lft With our .. ,~~ T~otAld ""')2 howl. GUAAANTHD. <un1<ulum, wt il:a creete lftmlncJ Sum me mp c.11 t~v .nc1 ,,nd programs out m°" It could be spectfkally .__ tlM mott Important ~lgned fOI' your chlld'1 needs.. sum~r of ycx.1r ch11d'1 hf\' (949) 645·7900 468 Ean 17th Strfft • COSta Mesa (COIY'lltrot ftV•nt A-) T~. AC... MATH • AIADING • W"ITING • STUDY SKILLS • SAT P"EP Living:-::-::: AIRciiSs1c - AIU J>IJHIFICATJOI\ SYSTEM UV Light Ki lls Viruses, Germs and Bacteria ON THE AGENDA Hne.,. eome of the iCema the Newport·Mfa UoUled School Dlatrkt bOard of truaaee1 will be dilcuMlnc tOl)lst\t. PUBLIC HEARINGS TM board of b'Ultees wOl hold pubUc beu:tnP on the alJ.funck tentadve budget for the district and apedal·education budget and service plans. WHATTOEXPECT As required by state law, the dlsutct wl.ll hold apubllc hearing on ltS 2004·05 all-funds tentative budget. Resident.I from the district may appear and obj«t to the b~t or any Items ln the budget The dlsutct will also hold a public beartng on llb pedal-education 2003-04 annual budget and service plans. The trustees must hold the hearing befon! adopting last TOWN Continued from A4 Kathy. Reading begins at 10 a.m. at 1890 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 631-8661. JULY6 A lbt-WMk ectuc.tional ..n.. begins for women newly diagnosed with breast cancer and others wanting to leam about the disease. Date1areJuly6, 13, 20, 27. Aug. 11 and 25 and they're being held at Hoag Hoepltal, 1 Hoag Drive, Newport Beach, Conference Room A. Though the seriee is free, preregistration Is required. Information: (949) yen budget. 11» budget plan Included $14,072,810 In IWWIDl.ll for apedll educadon and $29,'20,938 In apend.tbUa That ltft an enaoechment of $15,348,128 00 the dilcric:t'a ~fund. TEACHER TRAINING nu.tees wUJ c:ooald« sending teachers to a series of worbbops -the Systemic Utillzadon of · Comprehensive Strategies for Ensuring Student Sucttsa Proj«t -which would train teacheu to wort with pre&chooJ and early elementary-aged cb.Ddren with autism. WHAT TO EXPECT The project was developed by the Orange County Superintendent of Schools and the Regional Coordinating Council of Comprehensf\-e System of Personal Development Advisory Committee. It is designed to provide lnfonnatJon 7-CANCER. JULY7 AudttioM for ttl• Roytil Ballet'a production of "Glselle" will be held et Segerstrom Hall at the Orange County Performing Arts Center beginning at noon. 600 Town Center Drive, Coeta Mesa. Information: (714) 55&-2787. Mother'• Marbt will host "Intestinal He.Ith, MaJor Key to Longevity:" a tree eemlnar given by Priscella Cordray, a nutritional consultant, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. The martet is located at 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Information and reservations: (800) 695-6667. Shennan Ubntry and Gardens la holding a Aemish, garden style designs course at 9 a.m. Held at and tninAn8 fol telChen of FYI audaUc chlldren. •WHAT: NewPott Meea Unified F04' cbe neat IChool year. the ~I Boerd mMtlng Or-. County •--= 1 p.m. todey ..,.a.1-edumtton JoCal plan • .,..., 2985-A llMr St, Cotta ...... haw illeecl to provide Meee ~ of the funding for the • •DMIATION: http:l...WWW. propun. The county nmu«l.k12.ca.~ IUJ*lntendent wlB pay the remllinder and aerwl •• fadlltator for the protp'ml1. portion ol thf fonner Uodber8'l The memorandum of School to the COWlty und~ the trustees wl.ll department of education for Its con.sider •tates that the district "Inside the Outdoors• program. wtl) pay $6,188 for the program's Its current lease expirea July 31, coord.lna.tion. The trustees are but the county Is asking for a likely to approve the one-year extension. memorandum. The county department of education bas proposed a 329fi LINDBERGH SCHOOL .re<f uctio.n ln square footage used. Lease cost would be The Orange County $41,031 for the year with an Department of&tucadon is addltJonal $4.453 for deferred asldn'4 for a one· year extension maintenance. of Its ease of the district's former A sublease by Oilld Undbergh School site ln Development Incorporated for a F.astside C.OSta Mesa. preschool at the site will be addressed separately. WHAT TO EXPECT 'Ii"u.stees are expected to The district has been leasing a approve the lease extension. 2647 E. Coaet Highway, Corona Information: (949) 831-8661. def Mar, the event cost is $45 ($40 for "Friends•). Information: (949) Borden Boob, Musk and Caf6 873-2261. http://www.slgardens. wilt host Storytlme with Min Of'f/. Laura and the theme: Yummy Food. Readlng begins at 10 a.m. "An About Hawks" l• a at 1890 Newport Blvd., Costa parent-<:hlld learning e><i>erlence Mesa. lnfomiatJon: (949) with story time and hands-on 631-8661. activities from 10:30 to 11 :15 a.m. The cost is $5 per child ages 3 and JULYS 4. Space Is limlted and TM Orange County r:.lr wilt host registration Is required. a preview reception of this year's Information: (949) 923-2275. fair, which will feature the Fab Four with the Orange Cou nty Bont.r:s Books, Music and~ Pacific Symphony, fireworb, will host Nicblodeon Summer opportunity drawing, roaming Camps for kids, featuring songs, entertainers and light food and games, crafts and more. beverages. The event will be from Beginning at 11 a.m., the camp Is 7 to 8:45 p.m. at the Pacific limited to 20 and registration in Amphitheatre, 88 Fair Drive, advance is required. It's at 1890 Costa Mesa. Information: (714) Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. 708-1529. Bring Nature's Outdoor Freshness Into Your Home. Don't Sli~! Install Grab Bars Proven To Eliminate Mildew, Pet Odors, Tobacco Smoke TRINITY PURE AIR (562) 546-0212 -Profaslonal Installation of grab bars and accessortes In your home -Licensed and Insured Llc."587 Schedule of Events IRRELEVANT WEEK XXIX JUNE 21-26 Monday, June 21 ARR IVAL PARTY/PRF.SS CONFERENCE AT NEWPORT DUNES Several hun~d people, bvc mu 1c, food. cheerleaders, with more than 200 aifts from the community given to Andre. S p.m. kick-ofT. SIO per person (include~ food fe!>t) Trusday, June 22 Guest or Disneyland Re!tOrt Wedn•sday, June 23 ALL-STAR IRRELEVANT WEEK LOWSMAN BANQUET AT EWPORT MARR101T Andre receive the coveted "Low~man" Trophy (oppo 1tc or the Hc1 man) from the Univenity Athletic Club. Some of I.he celcbn11e:. rcndy to l'OO.'\t Andre are formeT and current NFL tan Bob Golie. Man Willig. Doug Smilh. Art Powell, Paul McDonald. as well ~other sports notablei. who will be 10 aucndance uc;ll as Jim Tunney, Dave Levy and Ed Arnold. $I .SOO All-Pro table • $1.000 per table • SI 00 per person • Thursday, Jun1 2' Noon -SILKY SULLIVAN'S SOMMEMSELL SALUJ'E Lunch. liba11ons and laughs. Welcome Andre back home to Fountain Valley. 1''riday, Jun125 11 1.m. • ESPN ''Tht Bia bow" IRRELEVANT RALLY B~dca t live from Muldoon'i. lriSh Pub. Movin' and Groovin' 'Round fashion 1 land -Andre is the Grand Ma.M.al. Evtryone is invited to participate. 9 p.m. • MR. JRREl.EVANT'S 24TH BIRTHDAY PARTY 1nd MISS lRIU~Lfi:VANT CONTEST AT THE BLUE B•:ET (INGI' N•wport PNr) Pritt for top three entries. Ott ihere 11 9 p.m. for free emry and VIP autmcat.. Stlhlrday, Jun1 26 Andre leave ~or NFL Rookie OricntadOa M La Co la RCM>rt Md Spa, Carlsbad, California . Tuesday Night Special! Call Beachwood Construction r 400~"'9.f.fu .. ~,INE ~ FULL BAR • PRIVATE DINING I (949)-230-1548 1 pt 7 WESTCLIFF DRIVE, CORNER OF oovtit. j 949-548-4060 11 Newport Beach Every ri ight is singles night. And doul >le~~ Arid n1ixed doubles ... With five sets of fast-paced, non- stop excitement, a Breakers match is always a great night out. Surpnsed? Oon't be Bfeakers tennis isn't eiacttt for the te1 ind ctUmpet crowd Fans cheer and shout. There's mUSIC, food 1nd plenty of thrills, as two teams of wor1d· class playera battle it out to the finish. Evetyone hu I blast' This is not your average ball game. TeamTenru has the speed of basketbd, the strategy of baseball and the guts of football Only, you're right there in the thick of 1~ ~_,feel the breeze off the racquela. You'll meet the stars at autograph leS$IOl"IS Groove to a live band There'• fun for the kid$, with face painting, 1 Moon Bounce and downs. Plus, ma child from 4-12 Cl!CO!YeJ I FREE lun!oc l!nnb !ICguet Ind blD cog!trmnll of .Allxarul. ",~ .. See Maria Sharapova, the Bryan Brothers and the Breakers take on Monica Seles and other top-ranked players. This summer, Russian teenage supers11r Maria Sharapova and the wor1d's top· ranked doubles team, twl'ts M Ike and Bob Bryan, lead the Breakers in their quest for 1he covsted Klng Trophy. Visiting teams from across the coun1ry lealute l1'lalOf stan at MXY stage of their caniers. Come out and root for your home team: the Newport Beach Breakers. Newport's marquee playeB are joined by an 111temational team of tennis greab; Pa.rlguay's DIVIS Cup player Ramon Delgado; South Afncan Ol'fmplan, Ellia F.rreira; Hungarian pro Anlko Kapros and ten· time WfA doubles trthst. Nana Miyagi Wrth a lineup hke th•. lheBteakers ire prepared to accept nothing leta lhan the WTT championship. You can catch the BteakeB Juty 5-20 at the Palisades Ttnnla Club. But can 877 ·NBTEHNIS or villt wwwnewportbeachbrea.kerscom now because tickets are going fast for one of the best n~ out In NeWport Beach! Home matchee start at 7 pm Palleadee T ........ Cll.b, Newport Beach Individual match tickets range from $15-$65. Mon July 5 SPfingfitkS Lasers Tuts Juli/ 6 Sl Louis Acea Sat July 10 Oelawt Smas.11 s Sun Juli/ 11 NY Spoftlmes Thure July 1'4 Sacramento tapitalt Sal Juiy 17 Kansas Crty Explof en Tuts July 20 Sacramento tapllala lhl_B~t!I wrr ANtlil -AIJQu9t 21-2e USTA NatlofW :r.,.,. Center, RuaHng, NY Ticket packages and season tickets are aJso available. Call 877 ·NBTENNIS now for details. J • ' , ... .. ti •' , .. 'I ,I •' 1,. ,I) I TUHdly, .ble 22, 2004 A7 FORUM ~ 10 G!=f PUBUSH£D -~Mall to Ryan Certer et the Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mna, CA 92627 • ANdet'8 Hodlne: Call (949) 642-6088 feJc: Send to (949) &46-4170 E~Send to daJJypilotO /atimn.com • All correspondence mutt lnclud_e full name, hometown and phone number (for verlflcation purposes). The Pilot reserves the right to edit aH aubmiaalon1 for clarity and length. COMMUNITY COMMENTARY UC Irvine makes an unjustifiable and dangerous decision By Michael Arnold Glueck T his is one of those sensitive and complex lssues that cannot be fully addressed ln letters or 150 words or commentaries of750. Nor does this writer want to further fuel the hate and name-calllng. But there are a few things many or most of us can agree on. Imaglne if this mall group of UC Irvine students had instead universally spoken out against all terrorism. Wouldn't that have led to a better outcome or this last month of campus unrest? IC the goal of this well-organized group was tQ polarir.e the community and receive local, nadonaJ and international news coverage, then they succeeded because the UCI officials suffered an acute case of weak backbone. Imagine if hundreds of graduating students had taken the same road and shown up adorned in stoles and robes of many colors so as to identify their Ouistian, Jewish, Muslim, I lindu, Buddhist or other religious backgrounds. Or how about wearing the colors and pins of their country of origin or their clan? Why not bring in the gladiators and horses and start World War IV right on the UCJ campus. Graduation is an honor, privilege and ls voluntary. TradiUonally, students are specifically told before graduation ceremonies what dress code will be acceptable. Thls..accord.ing to teachers and adnifnlsti'ators elsewhere. rs to wear nothing over the gown. All Items of personal belief and conviction are to be worn under the gown. But there ls another reason · UCI should not have allowed these few students or any other group to wear special robes and badges of identification. According to a well-known amendment of the Constitution of the United States of America. there ts separation of church and state In this country. The students in this case are of a specific religion and the college, UC Irvine, is part of our University ofCallfomia system. Faced with what should have been an easy decision, the UCI admlnistrators allowed church and state to concoct at this gt"'dduation ceremony. They chose to let a small group of students provoke rather than pacify-while they themselves ch ose to pacify a few rather than confront provocation. For this day and age, this was a cowardly decision. On Friday, an American in Saudi Arabia was beheaded because he was not of Lhe preferred religion. The administrators at UCI owe our community many apologies and valid explanations. Shame on these masters of elitism for the wrong lesson they taught everyone this day. They think their beliefs lake precedence over the nine Supreme Court justices. , And finally, does this mean lhat next year all UCI students will be allowed to graduate in their choice of decorative garb. gowRs, stoics and symbols? I.et\ see how the elites reinterpret their own decbion come pext year. •MICHAEL ARNOLD GLUECK It a Newport Bead\ resident and an author end columnist who writes on medical, legal and soclal l11ues. DAILY PIL·or NEWS QUIZ I. lrftleYant Week honon wbOmf A. The last plclc in the major league baseball draft 8. The firsl person to drop out of the presidential race C The last pick in the NFL draft 0. A random perwn picked off the street A. Pink 8. Turquoise C Kelly green D. All ot the above S.,....at~D .......... Soutbeo... ....... bOeidns •• leeit ............... IDc:a..-. Ill ... eo._.p.,ed to ... .A."' 8. l°" c 20'Wi 0;5'"' 4. 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Jolm lbarte D.Oilmm~ .......... , ...... .................. ..... ow..c-.., ...... b5ANC I t ~= c ........ lbe ROOf D.CI'. •• AIM1t ll:J:C;2:D:t:• •QaQ1:e:1;-•~• READERS RESPOND FllE PHOTO I DAILY Pit.OT A graduating UC Irvine student wears a stole with a Mushm inscription that contains the word "shahada. • A controversial message AT ISSUE: Should Muslim students have been aJJ owed during UC Irvine's graduation to wear stoles that some Jewish students contended showed a support for terrorism? I f M>meone tried to wear a cross. the ACW would be on them so quick it would make yout head spln. It's about time we realize that there's an elephant in the living room. It's not that they shouldn't have their right to do or say what they thinJc. but they should be looked at very carefully. and we should consider very carefully what"s happening around the world and just monitor the <1ituaoon. But ifs not right. CUNT MOSES Newport Beach Of course Irvine officials were correct ln allowing students to wear the~ shahada stoles. God forbid we start behaving like an Islamic nation. STEVE LEACH Newport Beach The 1st Amendment, I beUeve, provides the ua officials with the correct grounds in allowing these Muslim students to wear their disputed stoles. The I st Amendment protection on free speech should definitely apply to all reUgious groups. Our forefllthers rightly agreed that our government would not endorse any religion but would guarantee freedom for Americans to believe in their own chosen fonn of worship. This right must be carefully guarded. We've seen a number of attempts In various forms to restrict this freedom over the past few years. We all understand that there must be Umits to free speech. For Instance, you cannot yell fire in a crowded theater. Parties on all aides of the lssue should learn that even if they~. each side has a right to express their oplnJon. When o1Bcialt begin to restrict this kind of speech. It contradicts our basic freedom. I abo wonder how those same graduates wouJd reei lf confronted about my personal belJefs that are ln opposltion to theirs. that in these lut days God has spoken through his only son Jesus Ouist or Nazareth. I wonder now If eroding any or these freedoms or cartna on any or this dJ5sendon can really improve our country or county or even our graduate.' Cutwa J.n conclu,,ion, l think that our Constitution ls more important than our personal feeling<1 in the future of our country. FRED RAWLINS Newport Beach I think that at the least, ii is very insensitive for these people to wear these scarves with the word shahada. whJch can mean to die for Islam, when an American was just beheaded and died for Islam. I think thal the chanceUor of UCI will be known as the man who allowed this. Anything else he does Is going to be overshadowed by this. And the Jewish students and the Ouistian students are not the confrontational ones -it is the Islamic students. LINDA PRIMROSE Corona del Mar UC officials were absolutely wrong in allowing them to wear the stoles. What would they do if a Jewish student wanted to wear the cloth that they wear for their ceremonies? No, no. no! The graduation gowns hould remain as they are. The gown and the cap and nothing else. LYNN MERLES C...osta Mesa I do not think that It was correct for the UC lrvine officials to allow the Muslim students to wear the stoles at this time. when there Is a focus on separation of church and state, and aosaes are belng removed from dty emblems because of separation from church and state. And in particular when there Is such extreme tension. I don't think It's helpful for the officials to allow a .-ymbol that Is controversial to be worn. And espedally in light of murders in Saudi Arabia, I think It's totally inappropriate. I'm sorry that my tax fundR are being used to support thaL CARL DREWS Newport Beach I think It's a dlsgtace that these Muilim ltUdents are allowed to wear these stol over their graduating gowns. They should be able to wear it but underneath the gowns so It's not on display. • And I don't think that either Ide should be allowed any political verbal abu..e of the other or any poUtical anything. They should not be allowed to display. The Musllms shouldn't have had the cardboard, whatever It was they put up last month, and now they shouldn't be allowed lo wear these stole~ outside of their caps and gowns. JEAN WILSON Corona del Mar This is a graduation ceremony from a state-supported school, not a religious ceremony. Self-proclamations of any sort other than graduate honors should not be allowed to be worn The chancellor is wrong to aJlow 11. BETTINA DEININGER Newport Beach My first reaction is that Just as they deny the ability of the Crips and the Blood'! to wear their bandana gang indication in the school distriCLS, I think that they should not permit any kind of as.wciations that can be anything contributory toward people's Inclinations to ban, whether a positive or a negative. Just deny all of It. And that's the best way to do it, rather than to accord favoritism to one or the other. The Jewish students are making an association that Is problematic, and thats not fair of them to do, and h's unfair of the other folks to stand up in support of terrorism, too. It's just a crazy situation, so just deny everybody. CHRISTINE MCKINNEY Corona del Mar I never thought that I'd live to see the day when the leader of an American university wouJd use ~free speech" to let himself look the other way when students want to f.righten and demean Jewish students or\ campus. How sad that UC lrvlne 01anceUor Ralph acerone failed to take a stand I wonder why th.ls problem between MusJim and Jewish students wasn't worted on before graduation. C.CrtaJnly. UC Irvine will not be a consideration for my children. I plan to talk to other pa.rents. More lhlportantly, I hope the un.fverslty's major supporters will now think hard aboutthesecurltyofthe~chUdren and their friends' chlldren before they consider writing another check to the university. JODI GREENBAUM Newport Coast MAILBAG Dredging of Back Bay a national concern wetland• are sanctuaries for Failwe to dredge pennlt11Ut to bulld up and slowty killa off the nourbhment for thtle rue and often vanlih1Jl3 species. Praervtng II lt a national concern. DAGMM M. RIOS Newpon Beach poker game anaconda. lf my college buement memory Is correct. you deal seven card$ faced down. Then pua two i::aids to the left and three cards to the t\Sht. Then you take your bett or worst five cards and reveal them one at a tlme, and the pot get.a aplit between tho bat and wont hand. Tiuow one·eyeci jacb wlld, and you could guarantee ao argument on every band. angered apeda The Beek Bly la one ot the few \vetlanda left In the country. The dapper ran and othef rare water blrdt nett here, and u many u 14011* -of milJatihi blrda ftnd refute here dunng thewtnt~r. Smith column brings back one-eyed memorie I really enjoyed Steve Smith'• Sunday poker column. Strilt.h mentioned the Steve, than.kl for the meOll* .m~• *" CoMIMeea • • QUOTE OF THE DAY .. /knew /Andre Sommersel/j was primed for NFL gr~atnas the first time I matcht!d up against him." 09" .......... fC>f'1Tlel foontaln V*t Hien teammate Al Tuesdly, .lb 22, 2004 IRRELEVANT WEEK XXIX EYEOPENER Daily~· _.. .... "' .... ~ .. .......... Mr. Irrelevant makes . . . a triumphant _return ... Former Estancia Eagle Sommersell showered with gifts at Arrival Party. Rick Devereux Daily PiSot NEWPORT Bl!ACH -Aa V1nce Vaughan's character in them movie •Swlnget'I• said, •0w UttJe boy's all grownsed up.• Andre Sommenell, wbo attended f.s· tancia High before tnnsCen1ng to Foun- taln Valley his junior year, tw. Indeed, •grown up: SommerseU was honored Monday at the Newport Dune. Resort as Mr. lml- evant XXIX. a dlsdnctJon be earned when the Oakland RaJdera made hfm the 255th and last overall pk:k in the NFLdnft. SollUJlttSell became the ftrst Mr. IneJ. t'V311t from Orange County. Fountain Valley (ootball players and the Barons' pep squad were on hand 10 welcome the 6-foot-2, 235-pound ddenslw end from Colorado State back home and dlscu who first realized hb NfL.po- tentlal. "I knew he~ primed for NPL great· ness the 6rst time I matched up against him.• aid former Baron dgbt end and teammate Dave HeJenlhl. •He just ran over me and eent me rolllng. It set a trend eadybecause he did that through· out the RUOn. " He wun\ the only one who saw greatnela In Sommenell eady on. ·1 tJ\oudlt he had. a lot ol raw talent when I coached hlm. • former Fountain Valley Coach George Berg l&ld. ·1 told him. at ooe time, ~ you have the chance to go to the proe because you have the one Jngred.lent they look for: speed.' .. Berg said Sommenel1 WU quiet and reserwd when he played for the Barons. but the projected outside linebacker soaked up being the center of attention. Sommeraell wu escorted to the seat of honor, an elevated IJCeguard chair, by &ti female llfeguarda. But Spike and Vlo- lator, members ol the Raida Nadon. kicked the women off the ttase to gtve Sommenell advice on what tt will take for him to Impress the coaches and make the team. "You need to bring an attitude and r.!u need to be nasty,• Violator said. Bring everything lo the table because I will be the fint race you see out of the DON LEACH /DM.Y Pl.iOT Irrelevant Week founder Paul Salata, left, announces as a Fountain Valley High cheerleader passes gifts to Mr. Irrelevant SM IRRELEVANT, Pac• Al XXJX, Andre Sommersen, during Arrival Party that kicks off the annual weeklong tribute to the final pick in the NFL dra~ YOUTH BASEBALL Giant steps halted by Aµgels, 8-5 ' I Costa Mesa National Minor B team's season of positive strides ends in District 62 TOC semis. e.,ry Faulkner Daily Piiot llUNTINGfON BEACH -Their mere presence in the District 62 Tuumament or Champions semifinals made a com- pelling case ror the kind of success the Costa Mesa National UctJe l..etlgue Ml· nor 8 Giants a~ this year. But. after a dramatic 8·5 IOA Monday at the Roblnwood Utt.le League com· plex. Giants Manager Randy Wood sadd the true tale of 2004 should begin with the events of their opening practice. "We couldn't even hJt the ba.U, • Wood recalled of the early stages of a seuon that, ror four innings Monday agaJnst the I funtJngton VaDey Angels, appeared u lf It would extend to Wednesday's championship game. But, after build.Ing a 3· 1 lead on the . trength or back·to-b01d: fourtb·lnnlng home runs by~ Paz and OYd Fack- ler, the Giants were overcome by four Angel runs In the fifth and three more in the aixth to deny the Costa Mesa contin· genl another &top along Its d~lop mental journey. "We've done pretty dam weU, consid· erlng where we were," said Wood, who noted the Giants' roster lncluded three flrat·)Uf players. The Giants have lost fust twice, \\OOd said, since spend.Ing the first half of their RUOR. U per league pollcy, in a teaching mode. "Those lftrst-halfl games don' count, so we play kids lo all dilferent positions to try them out." Wood aaJd. smce they began keepf.n1 ecore, how· ever, the Giants' continued lkW progra· slon lw featured the added bcmeOl of consl tent victories. Monday's game followed that trend. u the dealgnated home team took a 1-0 lead In the second lnn.lng then broke a l • l Ue when Paz launched a solo homer over the left-field fence end F9clder drove one owr the fence in right center. Pu U9ed more than his bat to help the Giants lab the lead. FqDowing up •'vce no-hit lnntng; in Saturday'I 8-2 quarterfinal win CM"r the <:oata Meu American Yankees, the right·handet lttUCk out seven in three 1trong lnntngs as Monday's starter. He sunendered just three hJts and did not w&lk a r.tter. The Giants ~'the ICOring when Frank DtPrieto WU:cd wlth one out and advanced to thJrd on a wild pitch and pueed bill. After Anidi' .wter ~ DomJnkk Nrned one of hit NW!ri ICtikeouts for the eecond out. Giants lel:Orid baseman kyle Barnett dropped I well·placed a bunt. The ~·h bast-man. having btoken an to try to flt'ld the baU that WU hauled In by Oomlnlck near the mourid, c:oWd not retreat to R"t ln time to pt a.met1. , NxNe, the Giants' Jesse Paz s'des In at second with a stolen base as an Angels' infiekler tries to handle the throw. At. left, the Angels' Anders Davis arrives safely at third as the throw evades third baseman Matt Jannacz. At. riP.t. Giants' second baseman Kyte Blrnett tracks a I'°"*· PHOTOS av KlHT TIIEPTOW /~Y Pl.OT pitchers' strikeout total to 11 (they would ftnish with l2, In· eluding seven by Dominick). The AngelB produced five of their 12 hits in a three-run sixth that may ha'Ve been worse, bad not Faclcier nailed a runner straying too far from third on a pttcb (n the din. a pitch to start a Giant uprising In the sixth. After a groundout moved both runnm up. 'IUhiro scored on Matt Jannacz's RBI groundouL WU ciediled with ID RBJ e. Batt homer, his ft.m or the , let off a wOd celebration the Costa Mesa Calt.hful, who erupted even more loudly n fickler took the tour just a .. moment later. 1 The Costa Mesa hitting hero- ics, however, may have given the Angels the jolt they needed, ac- cording to Manager Joel Groth. "They had a few bloopers that killed us," Wood said of the rally. "If we catch a couple of those bloopers. we<t have been all right" Wood followed with an RBI single and Paz, who rached in all three plate appcatanca and stole one base, walked to bring the tying run to the plate. But the game, and the Giants' season, ended on a attikeouL Aaron Wood struck out three in rn relief lnnlnp and OiPrteto fanned one In his l ~ inning on the mound. Fackler's heads-up defensive play was one of several made by the Giants. Ray Sarkis, Sam Miller. Oia.e Whittaker and Michael Blrn· baum, as well as assistant coach· es Frank Jarmacz and Bee Jay Mazur, also contributed to the Giants' TOC run. "I bad to go out and wtpe a tear off (reliever Don Pierce's) face," Groth said onus trip to the mound following the double dose of dlngers. "We had to over- come and we did. We've been behind in every game In the 'lbumament of 018.lnpions. • Paz ·~~S from the mound and grabbed a bounding ball with his bare hand, then threw in one motion ln lime to get the out at firat In the second inning. A combination of three sin- gles. three walb, and a string of wild pitches and passed balls, re- , eulted In a four-nm fifth for the f Angels, who bad a runner J thrown out at the plate \o end DfPrleto, pJaylng first base, made a spaitllng scoop of a low throw across the diamond to se- cure the final out of the fourth. The Angels, with a modest 12· 8·2 record, continue their sur- prt.sing run in Wednesday's title game against an opponent to be determined. f the threat. Aaron Wood, playing first base In the fifth, coUected an over- throw to the pitcher covering and threw back to Fackler, who tagged a runner trying to score from aecond on a wild pitch. •No one expected us to be here and, to be honest, I'm not sure how wt/Ve done it myself,• Groth said. ·we've had to come from behind In every single game. which really makes It ner· vous." Pierce fanned t\\o Giants in a perfect ftfth, which upped Angel 'fyler Th.shlro walked and Alex- andra ·e1.g Al" Mazur was hit by yo11 ete a jMtton In· t1rated In the e1t1t1. you may Ill• with tilt ce>urt 1 Request for Special Notice (fOf'm OE· 1~) ot the fllln1 of 1n Inventory and appralael of 11tet1 nuts Of of eny petltioll Of account H provfdtd 1n Probate Cod• ~lton l250. A Requul for Sp1clal Notice form i. 1vall1bl1 from lht court cl11k. Petlt ..... n JAMIS P. 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CA 92613 al the Office of the City If YOU 08.IECT to th• t111111w. 77 hw Orlv•. 1t1nt1nc of lh• petition, C0tl1 Meo, Cattfor11,., yew ahoulcl IPPI¥ al the upon 11e11refv114•"'' hear1111 ind 11111 1.0llf ,.,._,,, •f $1 J.OO, Alt obi-ctions or fir. wrrtten iHW1t1._..i dtw.. tf oblecllOns with t"' court SS.00 11t.U bt m1d1 If bti01"1 lht hurma Your h111dltd by mafl Ski 1!)911r1nc.t may bt In Ootumtntt end other P"ton or by your contreot docutntnta may attorney al10 bl uamln1d at th• 1r YOU ARE A CREDI· 0111(• of the City Cltrll loft or conlh11ent of tllt City of Cotta u1d1lor of Ille decuaed, Mtu Bid Oocum1nt.t yew mutt file your ct11111 will not IM 111alltd unless with th• court and m11t the 1dd1t1011al i5 00 1 copy lo tll1 peno,.11 char11 I' 1nch1dtd wllfl r1pr1untatlv1 1P901nl1d p1yrnent by ttlt court within tour C.c.h bid 11\all be macM months trom lht date ot 011 tllt Proposal form. the Int muanca ot tf\Hlt P· I tltfoulh P II ltlleta as provided In provided In the conttect Ptob•I• Code ucllon docun11nta, •lld ahtll H 9100 TM time tor filtn1 KCOl!lp•nild bt • ctt. chuma will not ••Pin tlfttd Of cullllr'• cfllcll btfOft fovr me)jlthe from or a bid bond fOf not the llt111r11 data 11ollct4 ltH tllan l01' of t!M above. tmount ot th•lf' bid, YOU MAY EUMINE lhl m•d41 P•t•blt to tht City t1r. lr.tfll by the court If of Coal• M1u. No JOU 11t a PtflOll In propout 1h1ll be COii • t1< .. ltd In thl tsl•I•. aidefed unless accom· you may Me with tfl• penled by auch e1Niltr'1 court 1 ~1q111\t for clltdl cull, or btddef'• Sptclat Notice (f0<m Of· bond lS4) ot 1111 1ihn1 of 1n Ho bid 11\111 bl con· Inventory and 1ppret11I 1tcltt1d unlet1 It I• meci. of 111.tte llMll ff ol on • blank form fur any Ptlttlon or auov11t 111Wd by Ille Cllt of H JlfOYlffd In ,rObttt Co1i. Mtu t!ld II 1118111 Codt 14Ktion 1250, A In ttCOtdt«t w•tll Ille "•ciuut tor Sp1ct1I prov1.+oM of tilt f>to• Notle• hw m II •••lllblt pos-1 req11h1111nu fr OM Ille co11tt cltfll. tecfl blddet mu11 have A~ fw ,..... .. .,, • Clan .,.. (G1ntral ...... A. IHf, .... Cntlnt«tn1> Of •c.21· SU ltlU , t700 •· (ip.c1111y Col'ltflctor1) M• It., Ire ffO, t1C111M for ~•a<llPI ..... -.. CA '17H• lmptlon 1114 elM .· M MM pr..,_llfled H rtQUltld 'ulllt1hd llfewport 'Y law. hlth/Cftt•""" Deily A Colltttcwr tMlfll • PllOt AIM 18, U, ZJ, Ctlft or CllMiflctlion 2* WT446 not ahown on Uit General '"valllnt W•r. Clt'YtJCOSU• 0twmlft1hon1 m•t 1 - -r ... MtOlll'rtlllw ... -"• r1tt of tNt crlfl • \1111 ' ctu1lflut1011 111oe1 ... -. clDtetr rtletff to II 11 lllown 111 tlll C.ntul NOTICI 11 HUHY O.t•111111etlot11 tft9cllw OMN Ulat ...... ,, •• 11 tllt 111111 of ltll ca• _... .., ......... .. ,,,, lllcl• ilMr. ........... ..... Tiie CofttttctOt ..... -C, .,...,...... W ,......, witll tfll "'"'"' ........ flCllWM ....... of S«tioft 1710 .. 11191 .M ,....._. '9J 11111, ~.Of tM , •• , •• ,, ~ ~ UMr c:... lAlltlCAPI tM ,,.,..... tlM N ---................. tlUTAtlOI • en ...., 'W 111 C1t1 ., ..... ... ...... c:-.--.......-.. ._. " rec.,_ -, .... Ml illll • Clb c:.tr If Cott.t llleN ill o.-et a.t c.., ·· ii 11!1 0Mee .. 1111 City C.... ._, Ml ... ~. " ,.., °""'-,...... ,..ani. "' rems·• .. BRIEFLY Phillies sign UCI' s Szabo Anteater outfielder Joines Philadelphia organization as an undrafted free agent. team wu not in a leque and ·mUe bicycle ride and three· mile played a frttl&Dco . chtdule t t ru_n. yt1.t.ltem For the first time, tha race w1U Irw. be feat~ a junJor ellte division tn to honored for competitors age 15·23, In •TRIA11fLON: Al lrwtn. a addition to the age-group re· nella.r athlete and coach in the gtonal aprint cbainpJonshlp. Newport-Mesa area for years, A sports and fitness expo Wtll WfU be honored by Pacific Coasl begin ar 10 a.m. July 2.f at the TliathJon organJ.xers for his Crystal Co~ Promenade. contribution$ to the commu· Parlc:Jng for the July 25 race ls nity and s~orts when the al.v-available at the Crystal Cove enth annual race ls held July 25 Promenade. UC lrv\rie outftdder Jotdan St.abo bu ended hb collegiate career by aignlng a ~agent conlract with the Philadelphia Phlllles. the, school announced Monday.· • SZaboi a JW11or this spring, hit a team-high .357 ro the Ant· eaters, who made the program's fln;t appearance In the NCAA Di· vi&lon I regionals. at Crystal Cove State Park. Call (9-49) 760-9229 or (9-49) Bill Leach. race director and 675·:W98 for Information. rounder, will present 1rwtn, who UCI women honored earned 16 letters In sports at He paced the team with 80 hits, was second with 39 runs scored and also bad 26 RBis. 10 doubles, five home runs and two triples. Newport Harbor High In the 1930s, with a plaque at 9 a.m. on race day. Irwin coached Newport and Orange Coast College football teams before turning to coach- ing aquatics at Coast and UC Ir· vine. Irwin was alao a lifeguard ln Newport Beach for 30 years. •WATER POLO: Seven UC Ir· vfne women's water polo play· era have been honored by the Amer1can Water Polo Coaches Association as members of the 2003·04 All-Academic women's team .. Szabo was a second-team All· Big West Conference selection. The seven recipients are sen- ior Michelle Carey, junior Molly Feeney, senior Mellasa Fernan· dez, freshman Robyn .Kaake, jun.tor Erica Nicholson, junior AIJcla Weider and senior Re· becca Wedemeyer. Rappa lands with Lions "We are privileged to do this each year for somebody,• saJd Leach, who swam and played water polo for Irwin at Coast and UCI. "He Is modest and humble and I never heard him say a negative word abou1 any· • MSIKBTMIJ.: Tami Rappa. a Conner Estancia High girls basketball coach who was fired by the school March 23, has been hired to coach at Junlpero Serra Htgb, a. a private catholic school that opened In the fall of 2003 1n San Juan Capistrano, body." Leach expects 1,200 athletes -professionals and amateurs The entire UCI team was honored by the AWPCA for maintaJning a grade-point av- erage greater than 2. 75. To be honored as an 1ndlvfdua1. a Stu· dent-athlete must be a starter or major contributor with a GPA greater than 3.20. Rappa will teach English, as well aa coach the boys and gtrla tennis tea.ma. -to enter the ocean at 6:45 p.m. July 25 to atart the half. mile swim, followed by a 12· lbe Uons girls basketball IRRELEVANT Continued from AB tunnel from my SO·yard-Une seats.· Spike, In football pads covered with skulls, gave a history of pre· vlous Raiders and suggested SommerseU get a Mohawk hair· cut to make ~ sr.atement. "Start fights Is his best bet to get noticed,• Spike saJd. "Do something to stick out. Paint his whole body silver when he comes Into camp.· of pearls for Felix. a bottle of al· coho! from Spike and Violator. an expired get-oui-of-Jall-Cree ca.rd from the Newpon Beach Police DeparUnent. a bullwhlp. and a puppy dressed to resemble the cartoon character "Under· dog.~ "l wasn't antJclpating thl.s (many gifts): Sommersell said. •tt Is a happy urprlse." Sommersell had to Oy to Oak· land after the party to attend a mandatory mini-camp for the Raiders today. making him the first Mr. Irrelevant to miss a day of the festivities. DON lEACH I OM.V Pit.OT Andre Sommersall taughs while being showered with gifts during Monday's Arrival Party. The hlgtillght of the evening was the parade of present.I given to SommerseD and his family. His mother, Georgl.a Felix, and younger sister, Keisha. live ln Long Beach. They we~ there to witness the presentadon or more than 150 gifts, including a string He was supposed to be a VIP guest at Disneyland and Callfor· nia Adventure during 1he day o.nd then help with the grounds crew at the Angels game tonight. He will Oy back Wednesday for the Lowsman Trophy Banquet al the Newport Maniou at 6 p.m. scribed tliereln to1 noncompfl1nc1 of uld Code. The City Council of th• City ot Cost• ~ ... rewvt1 lh• rl&hl • rtlecl 1ny Of all btdt NUlfO\Cttl 0-..tY City C...-. Cltytf(1tteM1 .. Oat.0 June II, 2004 Publlahtd N1wport BtKh/COale Mesa OeUy f>llol Junt 15, 22, 2004 f016 IOOO Of MUC SALE Of ...... PIOfll1T NotlCI Ii llertbY &Inn th1t Ill• 11nd1ut1n•d Intends to ult Ill• peraon1I prOpt<ly dt· tcrlbed below to enforce • ti.n lmPoud on uld propt!IY Ulldtf th• Cafltornla Self SIOfllt Fac1hty Act (Bua &. Prof Codi f21700- 2l716) The unclenl1Md will utt •t public 1111 by comp<1lltfv1 blcldln1 on July 7, 2004 11 4 p.m 011 11\1 II( emltu whttt Hid pr .. ty h .. bllft 1l0ttcl ind whKh ara loetlld 1t 17th StrHl Siii Slor.... 670 W. l 7tfl SI., C · 4, Coat a M..,, County of Or1na•. State of CaUfOf nl• Unllt and t1n111t1 hated below. Contenb lnclucll P•· IOll•f lt11111. llovMhotd tooc11. machine toots • misc ltttN 1105 Bill Stone landlord r1111vH tfle rl&llt to bid al the ule. Pur~su muat be pllcl tor 11 fl• time of p11r cha$1 111 u$11 onl1. All purch .. 1 1111111 told •u 11.· end must b• rtmOVld et the tl!M of 111e Sate 111b~t to uneelletlon In th• 1v1nt of nt11tmtnt b1tw"n o'llntr encl obt111t1d pertr. O"lflen• Auc;llon Sef. "''"· '°' 611 4113 1/H 1*3'1l009t Pv•t11ll1d Newpnt l11cll/toata Meta Dilly l'llot t/22/04, f/21,/04 TM023 APf>OINTMEHTS TO BOAltOS ANO COMMIS SIONS CORONA OEl MAR CENTENNIAL 'OUNOA· TIOH REQUEST FOR CONCEPTUAl Af'PROVAl Of 'COM CELEBRATION PLAZA" PROJECT CORONA on MAii STAH BEACH IM PftOVEMENTS CC 3641) DETERMINATION OF AMOUNT OF FUNDING AVAILABLE FOR AWARD Publ11h1d N1wporl Batll/Co1la Mtv 01tly Prlot "1111 22. 2004 T025 ~ ... ... s........ The followlna peraon1 '" dotnc business u A) Advancld Women• fltnua, 8) Women• Fllnua. C) WomenJ low Carb Store, 1261 N l1ktv11w Ave Sit II An1ht1m. CA 92807 8r1d G11h1m. 1261 N laklvltw Av• Ste 0. Anallelm, CA 92807 Judlon Htmlln. 1261 N Lnevftw A••· Sit O. An1ht1m. CA 97'07 This butlntU It c;on • ducted Illy co pertnera Have you altrl•d Oo1111 bulin.as yen No ftrad Grallam Thll 1t1tell'tnt w11 hied with t!M County CleR of Ortnl• Count; Oll~/10/04 H04H&Sl41 D•Ht Piiot June I , I SJ 22, 29, 2004 • TOlci The tollowina p1non1 are dolna bu1lnus H Infinity fence Sohttlona. 1322 E Ed1n1er Avt • Santa An•. Californll 92705 Al1undra laaunn, 1329 S ROHWOOd St Senta Ana. California 92707 This bustnu• la con ducl•d by· an lnd!Vldu•I Hin you started do1n1 bu1111es.s yet? Ye1. 06/01/2004 Aleaandu l1111nn This sl1ltmen1 w11 filed with lh• County Cllfll of Oren1• County on 06/15/04 2004t919UO Dally Piiot June 21. 29. fuly I, l3, 2004 T022 ,..... ...... ... s....... The followlna persona 11 • do1n1 bu1ln111 ••· C I W Pelnt a. Sod; 1955 Church Strut. Co1l1 ~ ... CA 92627 Temple M1n11ement Inc (CA) U61 Sen A•• Tulhl'I. CA917IO Th11 bualneu " con dueled by: a COfl)Ofttlon Hive you st.arted Ooln1 buatneaa yet? Y11, 1/1/1994 T1m11t• M1n1,tment Inc.. 8erb111 1mple V1e1 Pr111dtnt Thll at1tement wu hied w1tfl )ht COUl)IX Clerk ot 0<1n11 County on 06/01/04 IOOOtH\'7 01Hr Pilot June 8, I!!, 22,29.2004 T0\2 ~ ...... ... s....... The followlnc ia< sons •re dollll bua1ne11 H Sendpjper Co11111on. l 500 Elm Ave, Costa M•H-1- CA 92$26 T1mplt Men•1emen1. Inc (CA). 1361 Bell Ave, Tustin, CA 92780 This bu1tnes1 It COfl ducted by • cCMporaUon Have ;ou 1tarltd doina bu11neu 1all Y11, 04/07/1998 Temple ..-1n1f1menl Inc.. Ber b111 1rnpl1, Vk:t Pre1tdtnl This Sllltmtnl WU fried with Ille County C1t1i. of O<en11 County on06/01/04 1004HHtU 011ly Pilot Jun• 8. 15. 22. 29, 2004 TOl3 Adtlle. .... ...s..i-. Tiie follow1111 PlflOnJ lrt do1'11 bU.lntll H Hatr Wttl Seloll, 2817 VIiia Way,. Newport 8t1cll, CA 92163 Shelly Dawn Dall, 1543 Or1n1• An • Co•ll Mesi, CA 92627 fhtt buaineu I• con ductlll by en lndMdual Hav1 you at11tld doint busrntu y1t7 Yes. Jlln1 l.04 Slltlly O•lt Thll 1t11ement was lllld with Ille County Clerk ol Ortna• County on 08/07/04 2004Hllltl 01tly Piiot Junt lS. ?2, 29 July 6 2004 f019 RdltlMW.S.S •s....... The foltowlna P••~on1 111 dolna bulintu ts HO 01n11y Produt\lon,. I 4S Chaumont C1rcl1. Foothill Ranch Cltitorn11 92610 Otnnis Sanden. 14S Cheumo"I Circle foot hill Rtnth. C1tlforn11 92610 fhts bu1111ass la ~on ducted b1 an 1ndM4uel Havt you slMled do1n1 business yet? No O.nn1s Senders Thts statement wes hltcl with the Cuunly Clerlr. ot Of1111• County on 06/16/04 2004HtoOU Dally Pilot June 22. 29 My 6, 13. 2004 1021 SELL your stuff through classified! NEW BUSINESS TIP #2 THE BANK: OPENING A BUSINESS ACCOUNT Did you know? In order to deposit or cash checks made payable to your business, your bank may need your Fictitious Business Name Statement ("OBA"). (If your business Is a new corporation, the bank may ask for your Articles of Incorporation, or for an LLC: Articles of Organization} If you need a OBA, we can mall, fax, or email the form you will need to fill out and file your fictitious business name statement. along wlth the search form, Instructions and pricing Information. We'll take your filing to the Orange County Clerlt's office for you I Pleas• c.11 for details I Daily Pilot legal notices 949-642-4321 SMALL BUSINE 5 The Backbone Of Am rl . . ----- How to Place A CLASSIFIEAD" Monday ...................... Friday 5:00pm TueSday ................... Monday S:OOpm and deadlines are ubjcc1 to Challge w1thout notice. The pubhshfr re rves the riah1 to c:eo or. m.la.>i.ify, revi c 01 rcjc.:r :my cl· ••tied, clu ,jfied d1\pl~ • C'f' dl pluy r•d\~ni~mcnt. Pk<l) .. 1)(1rt "'Y trror u •• ii hwf be In your clOS!>ific41 Id 11nmcJ1~tcly. I he Daily Pilot LC:eptS no liability for IU\)' error rn nn adverti~1nent for which it may be rcspon ible except for the cost of the pace octually oc:cup1ed by the tfTOf Credit can only be alJowed for the fi~t insertion. By •'ax (949) 631-6594 Bv Phone (949) 642-S678 By. J\lail/In Person: 330 Wcec Bay Street Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm ThurSday ............ Wednesday S:OOpm 1fli-1111 ludt 1aur "61M llld ~-ia...tw·u~ ''"' ._ .. V»lh • pn.:c qwik.) Cotca Meta, CA 92627 Al Newport Blvd. cl B•y St Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm lt'( 1· -. . legal Hotlca Z&tO Llgaf Nodm SWOIOICCUJ Of CAllOllA, courn Of hip u 1 llle °" lrht, ,,O.lta 14171,hip, I P1t1Uonet Mac Gor don lnc:ot fifed • pet1hon with lh" courl lor • elec1 ff ctian11n1 n•"'" n follow• Mat Gordon le"ol to Milt trio Or,.s Gu Iola Ill 2 THC COURT OflOERS lhtl •II persons 1nter-n ted 111 this ,,,.tt., Shlll 1~r before ltl•' COllfl al Ille hHrln1 1nd1C1ted bttow to show eauM 1f 1ny, •hy the pet11ton for ch1n11 ot neme should not "l"nttcl to Show Cause shall be pubhsMd al ltaal once uch wttll lor four 1ucce111111 wfflls prior to the dete "' for htatlna on the pehtlon In tile tollowln1 news paper of ••ntrat clfcu telion, prtnttd 1n this county. Oally Pilot CAHIU-1571, '--,...c... Oet.1 JOM OJ 2004 MAIJOlll UllD CA.llll. JUOOI Of THI SU"atoa (OUltT nmtoelOf keda&ac.t fOIOIMGI Of IAIU Olla TO SllOW CAUSl FOi OIAMIOfllAll WllllllltA225'H TO All INtEllUlEO HOllC or HEARING 01!1. 07/20/04 T1m1. l 00 Pm °'41l l7.9 lht IOchHS of the COUit Is same es noted above 3 A copy of this Oc de• Publlahed Newpor I 8Hd1/Co•ta .._ Dally f'ilot Ju"t •. 15. 22. 29 2004 T010 S1tll rour C11r In C/1111(/1!tl I Pfll$0NS MYEltR.lllf Hll 19$ Swlllte'-1 lo t011d1llon1 PIHCl'lbtd by the Un1vet11ty of C11tforn11, frvlne, ~t.d •• '°' 1 lul"'9 turn contract er• 1n111ttd IOI lite foUowtns WOf'll' IMCHMlQtNO lAIDU10H fAOUTT (I.Lr.) STlONOWAU lNHAN<IMlNTS (11.,IO) ,.OJICT NO. HOOi 1 UNIVUl:>ih' Of CAlt~ Of!Nt.', llMNE lllVIH , CAl.lrORHtA DIS<IWTICHf Of WOltK1 Con\truc;I retelnln1 w1Ua, conc;ret• pit 1nd slron1 slab ad1~1nl to u•t•l'll tnllft"'"'' t.tloc•tory l1c1lott Work lnchlcHs Ille d1mohll(llt ol utthlll struc\utts ar•di., .. uttlth• rtlocallOl'I 1nd consttuct1n1 cut In place rt1nlornd concrete 1lruclu•• with specified 1nc:hor1n1 embtdmenl, £ 't•tNt•d ConstrutllOll Cost $7'50.000 00 IU>Oll QUAUrfCA110MS1 ,,.,_ 1'4Uen w'-t .. Mt _, t'9 .,_itrket ... t In tlle (..Wed D-t• 1HY net M e"alllte t .. -4.. ,,,_ 114'9re ............. , ... ,, 4'1el1f1ut1-....... ,_ pr.v14ff '-I .... Uafwnlty .......... .._, ........ , ·-· PIO<IOUl St lldd•n1 do• umenh •flM bt ava.Uble 11 2100 P.M., TUISl>AY, JUNI 22, to04, 1nd •111 be ••wed 01111 11 OfStGN • CONSTRUCflON SERVl<:ES Untvenlly of Calll0tn11, '"'"" ~20 I Cthtor nl1 A w.nue. S111te 1'° trwlnt, CA 92697 2450 Phone Ho (949) &24 66JO Hetlf-(t4t) lt4·1l l7 Cll.c:h lot 1 -,.~ fff w1JI be requ.,ed 1n tile amownl of Sts.00 pet $ti of Bldd1n1 Oocutn1nU Chech ttt to be made p1y1blt lo "l!M llt1tnt1 of Ille Un111enlly of Calol0tnl1 • ltd41<na do<.11ment1 ••U lie 0111.tblt l0t w .. w1n1 11 the lolfow1na pl111 1o0111 to<1t1ona btflnll\111100 PM, T.itsny. lu11e 22 2004 f,W, o.-. ~ (McONw Mllf (-tnHtfM) 2150loutll fown• C.ntre PtKe, Su•t• 100 An1ll1lm CA 92806 Attention Ms Kinn Clftson Phont I (714) 937 OIJI F•• • (714) 137 OIH7 CMD • ~ 111"4 C-tnle't'-ht•) 1117 South Sl•I• '°"''' Boultvard. Sw•te 160 Anehtim. CA 920 Alttnhon Ms Kenta•n MtWTtorttt Pltone • (171) 55a 1371 fu I (177) 216-1001 One r.hnd11tory Pre Bod Conl•tnct arwl Pfo1tct Sit• v ... 1 •di be cMd~lld on l huod.t'r, My I 2004 1M11nn1n1 P<Ol!li>llY et I 0 30 A M P1tllt•P1nli lhaN tn1fl I t Un1vara1ty of C1tlforn1t. lrvln1 !>-rt• Con,b1.t<.llO'I Seni<tt Sulllvan & Wrlfht Conl•t11te !loom ~201 C1l1IOl'nl1 Awe; Sulle 250 lrv1111. CA 12" 1450 (~9) 8'4 6630 Only 81ddllfl •ho ptfllC!pltt •n lht ,.,. Bid COftft1tn(e tnd PtOjtll;t Sitt v1111, en th11t 1nt11tty, wftl bt eltowed 100 bid on lhe l'roiect P11tk•P1nt' m11it arrive at « Mlort 10 JO AM ""Mns 1nlwln1 leter ll11n JO S$ AM "ill not lit 1llow9' tt ~es pri-cOAftt(lon tn the '•ojeel for furttttr lnlormatlo11. 1;0ntact h• HtrlltlHHZ •I (Mt) 824 1527, et Des1111 & Clifl•ttu toon Stoites, Uno¥tt11ty of C11tforn11, l1•1nt aw ...... " r.c.lfftl...., 111 Bid Boa. F1onlCO\lnltr De •ait a Con•trucllon Str1tlttt U<ll•er••lt of C1•1l0tn11. hint 5201 Ctllfornla A•enut. SVtlt 2'0 hint. CA t1$91 ·1'$0 l'hone No ('4t) 124 GUO t'411t _. i.t rec•,,,... • "' ..,_.. trOO f'.M,. WltNISOAY, MV , .. 2004. e;:;h wfl M ~ et ltOJ ... M., WIMUOAY, IUlY 14, to04, .,, Un•v•r•lt}' of C1hfotlilt, lr¥!M O..l&n r. ConttructlOll $emus &101 C111t111~•• ""fMt. lwrtt 2'0 tt•1nt. c~ 12697 2450 lod S«11fll)' Ill tllt eineunt C>f 10' of '"' Ntitf IUM b• 11141. t.Cllldlna •1t11nat1S, lh•ll ttt•'"P•nr •~" b1• Thi s1111t1 lnulna tll4 lid Botld el\all be. on tht bil dtadhne. 1n tfrn1tt1d tllf•tr _ IMllftt (It •t1111ct II\ aw c.111or1t11 Co09 of Cw~ l"roctdur• ~tr0n 111& UO) All In UftMI pollclM rtClllirk to be tbt•IMd llr Co!ltrtclOf Platt lit Mtecl to ~OY•f by Ulllvarlltw '°' f0rm 1114 subsltnca "" r>OllCion ••QllirM bt Uni•ttsitl fot COlfttMfcl1ll '°'"' Ctneral U1b11111. llltlnan Avlomot111t l1"4l!tr ac•ta litW1• llM ,r~., L11M11J 111 .. 11e 111u.ct br co"'"l\let "Ith a '"• llth"I ol A· 0( bttt«, •nd • flntftcl•• ttnllflclli... of VIII or Mttar (Of 1t1 ..,._.lent rtllft& •; StMHf41 1nd l'MI 1 " MOod(a), A• policlff ''""" lit Ul!lnnlty ftt WotMta· ~IOl'I an41 l~a' llffllty tNll M IHM bt CO!lli*llet (I) tNt ,_,.. I ... I llti... .. I• or a..ttlf. IN 1 llAlllClel C~ltll WI Of IMtW (If 111 .......... r~ by StlftMd Mt ,.oor·• Of '•). Of (II) th•t ... IC~ .. lo the Unlwtl'•ltf! .u """ "' llt wrttt .. fCff .of ltM tfl111 ltlt 1111t1111ts ~ 11t 1M '*"" T-wcuaatllt lidolltt tM lb Wktiltt1Cl0ta wll llt ,...., ... It ~rillllNe-,..,., ...... Mt ..... "' ... ..._ Ooc11111tt1t• to,.,,. ........... , .............. ., .. .., .. TIM l!KCMIM.""" .... ,...., .... "'" lilt ,........ ,...,.,_ •dOf. ~ciwtlllt .C ....... ., ..... ~ -COMt •• A Hours Saturday ..................... Priday 3:00pm Telephone 8'.30am·S:OOpm Monday· Friday Walk-lo 8:30am-S:OOprn Monday-Friday Sunday ....................... Friday S:OOpm ActltMllllllieu "-*'-" The lollow1n1 persons .,. doln1 buliMU H Alliance Home 1\f>9r11s els. 4521 C1mp1.11 Orlve •203. kvlne. Ct11forn11 92612 Oar11tt Hiit, 16766 Sims SI/Ht. Huntlnston BHch, C1h10f'rtl1 92649 Thi• buslneu 11 con dueled by· an incll\lldull Ha•t you at.rttd Clolftl b11sh1u1 y•tf Ho O.-reltHlll fhls llllt11'41nt WH filed with Liit County Clerll ol 0r.,,,, Cou11ty on06/07~ %0CM'911HO 011ly Pilot June 15, 22. 29, My 6. 2004 TOJ7 Colltcllllllll Mtmonlbln• 1160 S.--.Elttler ttts ............. , 5'2•5tM TOf' SS 4 ll(OlDS nc -~ Er. !DI ' fl7t .Ill Mic. *· ...,. ~ Mlh '949·6'5·7505 ENTERTAINMENT Index ;"·;.. • .. 1; ~I ..., ... HOME FURNISHINGS HOME FURNISHINGS NEWPORT CONSIGNMENT GALLERY AHnOUD a ocua:na.D •UPSCALE f\JltH~ f'W«lS&Mr • Ra.iii 1'nc:a Jt.cali1cd • We Milt HOUll Calll • CASH BUY ours •One P-1«1e or Eilurt &ate • Coruipmmu bupttd Daily • Eaatt Sales • Lcpl Af>pnisaU • Bonded 8' Ucmted • 8K SQ FT FREEWAY FRONTAGE SHOWROOM • In eo.a Moa; FM ol SS Fwy 'IOU.Fl& 888-434-0722 "4__,...70 7,.-4M.o?U 19'1 NfWf'OftT St.. COSTA MIESA _lolf ___ 1~_ MISCEUMfOUS le.ti (et on Lido, llflf Ut::DNIAIUOISf Via Yella. 6/\5. Calleo, lftU1'IJINt ON TV COX CJt1nn1I •3 OPEN Sit Sun Spec 11 4bf "-•11ner pttf resort sly .. pvt Estate cunom pool. sp1 fount1ln1 V'Mwt kt cettd Ster Brend Rid .. Sl.500,000· Sl)S)Jl.'tJ ~ T.-.n 96&&IQ5 Mllil:rMdt ~ NEED'O SEU YOUR PROPERTY OUR HOMES OF THE WEEK PAGE ON SATURDAYS CAHHILP CALI. .fiM)llS t4t·S7M24t lOIUll oooml1 Nf.J7M24S female NHds 1Mdlcll • .. -.. -..... -----•-------atte"'1on "'"47s-a29 _..-... Mirr.fl dll 3156 r.-. Cwrt l•t.._ 5bf folnd 1510411 6111, •P9m 6000tt .. on ~ : NtwportBach RtntalsWanted 7880 Ernpla,ment 8500 j · YlAllYllAHS Office tpoce W9rlte4, SOMMfl JOts Worll 11 ~ flNI NlWPOlT HOMES 150 lOlbf. COM f1slllon the b .. ch small, bo.lt 1 Ill GltUHDY ltlAl.TOti isltnd 0< oc •lrport aru renttl. p._, c.11 9'9 I t4t""67S-.1'1 3·5yrlse, 949-720 0262 729 1150 800-585·0747 ;.~ Furnished Studio on the PrtVltl TlllDrtng 7990 n..i OMI.,_ Fully Bflchl An1l1blt July r. h peri.IH:td 25. JO/hes Ava S700/wkly. S1000/ weth toceltd '" Coron• monthly. 7'4430-tlCM Ciel Mar (949) 64'·1413. wot STUDIO PINl • HOCISI Vt111llla condo, pr, poof, f1tn.ss, bel cony $1200 949-72l .Ql89 Reaular r. Speclat Educ1tlon .\d110cate·Resoucces Credent11ls '4t4'0-tU7 NI leyslie Vllla1e 2+2 q11i.t cottaae. fplc, yard, w/d, pool/c:lubllM ._ _____ _. Ol'I .., S1mft 9'M13859S 2bt+elen/2b1 upper unit, new paktt. 1 bill to bell, i c p1rllins. •at S2300 9'9-673·7800 ......,a.~ 3br 3b1 rtmod Pool, flcuul. tt11nls, 2 c ,., $2500/mo 949-689-5576 llwfh Jlr, II•, ha/It btl&hl & cheery. no smolllna/Ptl• $2750mo •'4t-H1-S446~ •ra-...... 2 tam lo bm\ 1111 t*>dl lo IJIW, Un. ....... no•..,, um --S...• ..... 1.9111119 ,,.,., • SdtMf TMdter Wlfl Tutor Your Cl11td on E14111'41nlfy Grldt lle9\tln1 & Sptllo11 714-156-0IH r•tf"-...,.,.. .... <Mr~~·~ Lenons in your !tome Recttals 111 comnwmty M~7J.tm , .... ,.,,,.. "'"fine Olnln(j E •1*''--· E lttnlc. South Co111 1'1111 .,., Cell 714·436-1010. SHflMAN GAIJ>fNS, GerdtnillJ Aulstant PT Mon·frl 8-12. dutlu Incl mowlllc. plantln1. pdtn m1lnt1n1nce. S7 .50/hr t4t-61S-2H1 ,,_ °""9/o.t ...... Quddloolll •Ip. 1'9C(d. In 7ern-~ ~ phOI-. type ~ Conslruction fWd. Fax<• ~L504 PAIT·Ttlll PlllMANlNT HT sm11 (t4t}H7-2217 Speclal Eftnll Rit CllO f(UfJ, BNll 1310 BAY CAU TO llSCll!£. ROO NrW NIVll USO stza 1.22 ecru Nr r11hlon 7 /8 WlldclrlC chss. n.r1, Is. Ocean &. ti.1 v .. tn v.u, peld OVflf $1000 sell 8elow Marht V1lue for $500. 949-642 7302 13.750,000 Cell Patrick ~ ... 4br/l.Sbl. w/d ~. '*'°· S3,tmno ...... ,~2J07 --IQUM--lklUSll&---~·3l3Z wuno ~1Sw-" -4te'9te41t- (t4t) ..... ' 7t 1 Tenore Nationwide USA 9'9-8e6-9705 • n. ... ., -··· remodeled. steps to b"ch, fp. ftont p•tlo. •st $3100 949-673 7*><1 OPfOITllm All rut Kl•I• ld11tr-tis· 1111 1n lhls "'"""'_,. Is 1ub19ct to th• f1Cler1I F1ir Houains Act ol 1961 11 ementled which m•llH II "'•••' lo 1dvert111 •eny prefer tnct, llm1tatlon ot d!Kr1m1nahon bu4cl on rect. color rtlillon. M•, ll1ndle1p, iamllitl i t•tus or natKlftal orf&lll, or en lnlentlon to mike Illy suclt preffftnet, lltnlt•• hon Of dtw1min1tt0n • Thia newspaptf will not know11111y accept any edHtllsement lor reet 11t1lt which fl In vlollbon ol Ille l1w Dur ruder• are lterlll)' Informed th1I 111 dwell ipp edvtr-llMd In 11111 MWSPlpet lfl Hltllble on •n equel oPC>O<tunlty b1111 lo compl11n of dos c:rlml111Uo11, c•tl HOO loll· lrH et I llOO 424 1590 WANTED ANTIQUES Ol4tr SMe Fumlt.we f'IAHOSi~ ·-·-·-· ...... ·OllN~ .. CAIH~AJOtt ... ,.. ......... M llUY DTATU ......... ~-· . corJs1r.m.mm, I JEWB.RY/ 3460 DIAMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS ..... ~ IAYflON1 W/2 Side Ties 4br 3.Sbe 6000 sf est1te. pool, spa • a•ted entry Patrick Tenore ,....,...~~ <-•< ...................... .... Old Coins! COid, 1llnr, -RESIOENTIAl.AENTAL.S i-tY. watc:Ma. _,llQuel ftllldllla 3905 ORANGE 7400 • no. 21ttt SI Marina. ~lllllls 9'9-642 9U1 AISOWTI OOU»MMI COUNTY bey vl1ws, u~r1dt1, 60 velldlnc mechlnu/ c1oN to bell. la lltont ••celltnt loc:atlolls. '" ICt $3250 ~J. 7aXI far SI0,99UOO·UW9&2 ConlnadllMll' H«hr View ..._, 38r, 28•, "''Y clt1n, anll 7/8 $3500/mo ,.., .... 949-~71 1.i., ., •• , ...... II leek finish with bench, nice wtnt.• llm. $1,IOO 714""66t-4Sl6 C>Hk.IWe-W_....fOf purchaN COM/hahlon ltlln4/Alrport ... 1500· 5000sl. Will P•Y rnarlltt price t4t-720-G2H _cm ___ .,_• 01111111a.-a t"'""9C... .... 10< AcloptlOn SAT 11·41l0 ,.•ISmert Costa Meta 17th 6 Superb, (Not ID Md1911a) '4M51..J272 11-.o KmDa & CA1S 0011 on line -····~ Alilld h Pit --J) Dir ... ... llbld .... ,...... --~tv~ ~llfUI • w.a Ith t11thl21"'~ Prl .. e Office Swlte ~01 61laf, lOSlaf " 121.ltf at Sl 11>-Sl 98ftt Mlf flltwport Ctnt«. Av111Jble 213 748-6300 PLUG IN -~ .. ·~-DallyPllot ,tpptrwood Apq Uldt b1~ b1y lbr w/d, pel'9 b111clly1rd. NO PETS $945/lllO Mt-631 7113 Yewty+ lus. 180 decree bl)' 111tw, l 1l0<y 3br 2 !>b• 2200 sf. house w/hu1• pvt y11d. llV ICCIU ptOf '91Httc Oltlt f.3595 pel1 oll 2J2J loin• Ave. call ,.," lck TtllOft 949·156·t705 ANTIQUE.& CLASSIC CARS, &~ PRKIS f'EXlEJ m 300 EL CAMINO tlf.\l, TUSTI~ 714-731-4165 WINI WINI WINI Win A Night Of Comedy '«>I' YoU Md S Prtendll Just Mall this ad In for our weekly random drawing along with your name & phone number. .. to: Olly PllOt Comedy ConCttt. 330 W. -St. • Co1t1 MIN, CA 92827 Nlfnl--.~--------....,., ......... ------'"'f'---io---------"'°"''--~--....... -------..---~ ....... --~-------- .; ' I I s...r. '02 SlJ .. Ydtll, 141\0, low ""· llWtt Mft4, 11\e MW ··----s...r. 'et SU..._ •ilto, W.•/n11d .. t, •etchh11 cloth l11t. premium aoull4, co•t SHI! ..,_,M et i111, l~e -~ llir, ............. ....,_.....,_ The DailyAPilot Can Help H«e's some helpful lnfo,.,,,,tion for new businesses .,..... UCSCSE: Contact yoor la city hall. tt In an urj~ area contact Ille O.C. Sherif11Dept.,550 N. Rower 1101, Santa Ana (714)647·1868. c:ownw:ro« UC9ISE: Con1nctor Ucenslng Board, 1-800-321-2752 (www.calb.ca.gcw) CORPORATIOMIOll-PRORT ORGAMl2ATlOlt. Stclltaty at State, Corootatt Fillng ~Jll Caclltal Mal~ Sacramento, CA 95014. (916) 657·5448 or (213) 897·.M><:, (www.ss.ca.gov) OIPlOYtR ACCOUNT tMllEft: Em~lovment OMlopment Otot. 1855 W. Katllla Ave l100, Otange, CA 92667. (7f4) 288-2e01 (www.edd.ca.gov) EM.OYER IOt. Internal RMnUe SeMce, 801 CMc t.enter Or W .. Ste 200, Santa Ana or 24000 Avila Rd .• 3rd Floor LaQuna NIQll8l, 18001829-1040 1www.111.09Y) or EIN form from Social sectir11y-1is1 E Firs\ St. Alth Floor. Santa Ana (xtrox Bldg) HEAi.TH PERMITS FOR FOOD REWED WMCES: Omloe County, OMslon o1 E1Mronlnerltal Health. 2009 E. Edinger, Santa Ana. CA 92105 (714)667-3676 (www.oc.ca.gov) IMlll8RATIOll AJID IUTURAUZATIOll IERVICE: 34 Civic Center Pim. Santa Ana,~92701 UCOIE TO IERVf ALCOHOL: Alcohol BMr:age Control. 28 CMc CenW Plaza, Rm 3&9, Santa Ma. CA 92701 (714) ~-4101 (www.lbc.ca.gov) SEU.EU PalllTmwa.£ UCEUE: S1atl Board of Eql!WJllOn, 28 CMC Center Plaza. Rm 239, Santa Ana. CA 92702 {714)5~9 Sales Tax Ouesllons Only (714) 558..050 (www.boe.ca.gov) SPECIALTY PEAMfft Oeoartment of Consumer Alfalrs. 107 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA (800) 344-9940 (YIWW.Ab.ca.gov) TRADEMMI. amRllET, IOV1Ct MARK (11111Mallft}: State of Calrtom1a (916) 653-4984 (www.ss.ca.gov/buslnemW.hlm) FEDERAi. TRADEMARK: 1·80G-786-9199 (www.uspto.gov) WORIER1 COMPEllUTIOlt Stlle fund for Worbf's Compensation, 28 CMc Ccnl8t Pim, Santa Ana. CA 92701 (714) 553-4597 (WWW dir.ca.OQV/d#c/dwc homlpege.lltm) STATE lllFOMATIO .. RECEPTIOI DESI: (213) 620-3030 UI BOVfRMNT JllFORMATIOlt (BOO) 688-9889 SIAU. IUlllUI& ADIOI: (714)564-5200 SCORE: 1·800-&4--0245 English www.sba.p, WWWJl:Oit.<XQ • SOanisll www.sba.gov/lq)lllOI C.ilfornla la• re· qulra tti.t c:ontrec· tort telllnl lob• that toul $500 or mor• (llllor °' metMlels) bt Ian.MCI by Ille Contractors State LlcenM Ila.rd State law ello requlra that contrectou Include tMlr ~ .. number Oii el edWrtllifl&. YOll ctn dlectl the atet\IS ol your llc:tnHd contractor 1t w•w.calb,ce.,ov or I00·321·CSL . Unll· COllSld c:onlrectora t1111111 loh tlllt tet1I 1911 tt11n 1500 •uat at.ate 111 their ICl'fertl .. m111l1 tll1t they .,. not Uc:tnHd by the Co111r1ctor1 st.le llc:enM 8owd. • TRIM EXPERTS • Crown Molding •Baseboard • Door & Window Casing • Wainscoting • Wood flooring & more (ltc. lll0348I} Ml.11U7• Deca -Stairs Walkways YOUIMOMI ......... 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If )IOU hlVI 1111 iuestlont ebout the •&•flty of • mover. !Imo or cll1uHt11r,ull • rueucunun11 <O•~ IOO 171 THI S TRI,, lat Spec111i1fna In W1llp1pr Removal L•58824 I 949 l60 1211 Window Cloning GOlOINWIST WINDOW SHVKI Set11factlon Ouara11t11d MM3H562 714-96&-9040 PUTAFEW WORDS TO WORK FOR YOUI 949)642-5678 7tWS.t766 'Imltwrbft e RtwNI Ylnl "Cit...,,. ~~ IWl/•UA . .• • ' f I~ f ~ -'·• 1f •• L.f ........ ti: .... -...... ,,, s.IJY Hoclga In~or Plants Oaip & inmllarion of live Ptana Guaranteed Plant Care · 714.838.2315 • • On:::hidi,Seascioal c.otOi,Tropial. Patios •a a1 •• ,,.-•• ,Jttall'rr " DUNCAN EI.ECfRIC LOCAL,.QUICK RF.sPONSE eo.e, Yant-~ bock EecuiCa1 20Yean· • liceneed :rt=. ...... ~7042 LAND MECHANICS, INC. am>.ooaHG~aOONSJIOCOON Look fOr these experts dally In the service Directory ... •15...--~-~2-~~-c-e ..... !til... Straight Edge r-1"-a:::----Pu'l'-A-.... -. -,,,.-1 r ,..,., ,. ""R 11 t' OWA 'YCMIR OLD CMm .... UL_ -landnpc daip • Pools • Spas Sofac:apc • Haidlcape • Oraimge SpciAldu.s,.-·~ r . • 800-341-5263 .W.~can . &cat.07~ . !' 7 7 • -~ ; ... •ii•••••-•-"•"•"•"•' , __ < -----I for• fret ln-llome deaten comultadon call u at. .. Skylights U~~e!.'!:!~~-, Ci 1 I .Wlffll' d ~ GAIW-TOll UL_,, p-r To ad~ in th~~, ocxt 1SSUe.of , ARoUND THE HOUSE Call Donna Saranoff at ~49~574-425~ ~ -. . . -- ~CISWWW.~{OW Marla's M1rac1edMa111n.. ·-~ . ' ·~-.... "' . .., .... ,__. ......... . ·~· . •hit ........... .. ......................... ................ s.,,a.·='9' .... ~ C.-N ~.AH E;tffl"t> CM9)M5 4510 -· • ·~,1 ·T1 ~ ' ' .. ~ .I • -N J l ~ !" ·~