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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2004-06-24 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot• " 10 Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 .THURSDAX.JUNE24,2004 Loop· road approved despite residents' ire Some criticize city officials for not notifying them of the proposed route until ready to vote on a contract. mental Quality Act. "We feel like we're being railroaded on the issue; saJd Gregory Brown, a resi- dent of the Thsoro gated community. which sits on a bluff overlooking the school and proposed road long lines of cars queuing outside and parents dropping off their children across the busy street the game. and he took staff members to task. for that but added that the counciJ has a share of the rct.ponsibUity. Marlaa O'Neil and Alicia Robinson Daily Pilot NEWPORT COAST -An access road at Newport Coast FJementary School that came under fire by neighboring residents got the go-ahead at Tuesday's City Council meeting and Is scheduled for completion before school starts in the fall. Residents turned their lre on city staffers and council members Tuesday for the process used to OK the loop. road project A munber of residents who spoke In opposition to ,l:he project criti- cized city officials for not notifying them of the proposed road until they were ready to vote on a contract, and they raised the specter of a possible lawsuit on the grounds that it doesn't meet standards of the C'.alifomia Environ- The l,lOO·foot-long. 20-foot-wide road will direct traffic from northboWtd Newport Coast Drive, around the school's playground, Into the parking lot and out onto Ridge Park Road during student drop-off and pick-up times. It will be closed the rest of the time. Traffic problems have plagued the school ince it opened in 2001, with About a dozen residents spoke on the loop-road issue at Tuesday's council meeting. Most were either Newport Coast Elementary School parents, who urged the counciJ 10 consider the safety of students, or reslde.dts of Tesoro, who argued that using the road as a school entr.mce will hurt their property values and damage their quality of life with ve- hicle noise and exhaust. Bromberg saJd the council also was notified about the issue relatively late in "We're the policymakers. and I think we blew It with respect to pulling (prop- erty owners) on notice," he i.ald. Bromberg said he wouJd have liked more time to consider various alterna- tives being suggested by residents, but Public Worlcs Director Steve Badum saJd if the council didn't approve the con- tract Tuesday, the delay might require rebidding the entire project and would See ROAD, Pa&• M ~µry deliberates gang-rape case • • ~tomeys from both sides wrap up their closing arguments iJ\ a courtroom •• picked with media. Ptepa Bharath O•IJ:>'Pilot ·=·· ·~ANA -Jurors began deUberations Wednesday after- noon in a high-profile case in- volving three teenagers ac- cused of gang-raping an unconscious 16-year-old girl. Prosecutors say Greg HaJdJ, son of Orange County Assistant Sheriff Don HaidJ, Kyle Na- chreiner and Keith Spann sexu- ally assaulted the girl, ident1· Bed during the trial only as Jane Doe, with various objects as he lay on a pool table ln the ~istant sheriff's Corona del Mar home. The defendants videotaped the tncldent The teenagers face 24 felony counts. If convicted, they couJd face up to 55 years and four months in state prison. Pros- ecutors allege that the girl passed out after drinking a mlx.ed drinlc handed to her by Nachreiner. Jane Doe testified that she didn't remember any- th1ng tha1 happened after she downed the foul-tasting drink and chased it with Seven-Up. Attorneys Crom both side wrapped up their closing argu- me~s Wednesday morning be- fore a courtroom packed with members of the medJa and the defendanrs' families. Spann's attorney, Pete Mor- reale, foUowed the lead of HaidJ's attorney, Joseph Caval lo, and Nachreiner's attorney, John Barnett. pointing out Jane Doe's "wild" lifestyle. "What If we had a videotape of JuJy 4, (2002)7" he asked. fnc- ing the jury. "What would that look like?" See JURY. Pace A4 THE BELL CURVE Humor flies from unlikely sources T he Newport Beach library Foundation's Dlstingulshed Speak· em series offered up a bonus last Friday. ics bul a li1tJe over the top when he turned to answering mostly political questions from the audience. I loved him selectively. David Brooks is an oxymoron -a New Yorlc TI.mes columnist who represents the conservative position in a weekty debate on JOSEPH the PBS Lehrer News N. BELL Hour. Since I have But one thing Is certain. Broob was, by a country mile. the funniest speaker I've heard on this series. He was on hand to push his new book. ~t published, called commented in this space on two earlier Jpeakers who mJght loosely be ldentified as liberal. I figured I should cover this one. too, in the interests of balance. 8roolcs was introduced to a standing-room audience as "the conservative the liberals Jove." That hit me 11.1 quJte ac- curate during the body of hJs talk when he was discussing the new American demograph· ·0o Paradise Drive: How We Uve Now (Md Always Have) In the Future Tense.~ If that title sounds convoluted, read the book and you11 understand His thesis is the new nature and structure or the demo- graphics In this country, and that ls mostly what he talked about For 45 minutes he gave PHOTOS BY KEHT TREPTOW I DAil Y Pl 0 T California First Lady Maria Shriver greets guests at a luncheon at the Balboa Bay Club on Wednesday. Shriver supports kids Event raises money to back an emergency shelter for the county's abused, neglected and abandoned children. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot NEWPORT Bf.ACH -CaUforrtia Fir&t Lady Maria Shriver brought her celebrity power to the Balboa Bay Oub Wednesday as the guest speaker at a fundraiser for the Orangewood (hil. dren's Foundation -helping it net more than $125,000 for a scholarship endowment. dren, which has gruwn beyond the i.m tlal 44 women who started the group. The auxiliary was found in 1999 by Su- san Samueli and supports the founda- 1 ion, especially programs that help teens to early 20-'-0meihmgs succeed In their transition out of the foster care system. Shriver used the opportunity lo ex- hort the awdllary members to give back. from donating blood to helping Habitat for Humanity build a houM' "We're 35 (mlllion) lo 36 million people strong in the state,· Shriver saJd. ·Seven mlUion people are en- gaged in ..ervice. Thal number should be doubled. even tripled because now more than ever, we need help. There ~ nothing you can't do to help this 'ltate." Shriver appears on a large video screen during the Wednesday luncheon for the Linda Howard Scholarship Endowment. The foundation Is a private, non- profit organization that provides serv- ices to prepare the county's foster youth to become self-sufficient It raised money for and created the Orangewood Oilldren's Home, an emergency shelter for the county's abused, neglected and abandoned children. The event was hosted by the foun- dation's auxiliary, 44 Women for OUJ. The endowed scholarship honors Unda I loward, who died of cru1cer in October and was married to Orange· wood's Olief Executive Gene Howanl. Unda Howard had worlced with abused and neglected chlldren through various programs. The first recipient of the scholar hip, See SHRIVER, Pa1e A4 Chief reflects on his first year Daily Pilot Costa Mesa police's top officer focused on QUESTION ? AT A GLANCE getting acclimated and setting up a tough, Hu John tt.nsl9y done a good Job u ONTiiEWEB: community-oriented policing program. Costa M..a'• poac. • www.~com ohW7Callour DHpa Bharath For Costa Mesa Police Olief Reader'• Hotline at Oatly Pilot John Hensley, who made those (949) 642-8086 or Mnd •melt to WEATHER changes and many more, his dailypilot•tatl~com. f'tease Another partly doudy COSTA MP.SA -The dty'a ftnt year In the dty baa been in apell your name and tell u1 your police departmmt Is viJlbly dJf a laat·(orward mode. Hensley hometown and phone numbers day. E><J*;t temperatures lnthe70I. rertnt from what it was one took over for fonner OUd Oavt forwrtfic8t.ion purpotee onty. SeeP-aeA2 )Sr ago. Snowden, who redred In June Oftkers have traded In thelr 2003 after beadJng the depart· stiUing that philosophy In all or-SPORTS all·Whlte patrol can for the tra-ment for l6 yean. Beers. u opposed to two prob- dJtlonal bl ck·and·whltes.. Oe· His ftm ~ar ln Coat.a Meaa tern-oriented po~ officm Nine plsyera are selected tecttvef arc now requlred to bu been mostly about flndlng who do an the .....ort... Mid. woar 1uJta and des and C&IT)' hi.a ~ and eetting up a Although omcen atill apent to the Deily Pilot'• Dream TNm for bOys volleyball. their weepons at an dmcs. Pl· strong. communlty·ot1ented much or their tilrie ftghtlnc \'lo-SM Pille Bl fml cars a.re e.qulpped With ri· policing prosr:am. Hena1ey said. Oes. "The ~t difference la lit· SMCHEF,, ... M A2 llusdly, ..... 24, 2004 POLITICS THE POLmCAL LANDSCAPE FL£ PHOTO I OM..Y PILOT Judge Jim Gray of Newport Beach visited with the Islamic Society of Coron8,lfbco at the Embassy Suites hotel in Garden Grove on Sunday. Candidate reaches out to Muslims Allcla Robinson Dally Pilot I n a bid to boost Ubttt.attan Party ranks. Judge Jim Gray of Newport Beach wtted wtth the Wamk Society of Corona/Norco at the Embassy Suites hotel in Garden Grove on Sunday. Gray, tM Ubettarian candidate for U.S. Senate, iugtd those In attendance to help praent a posttive Image of Musllma by getting involved in the political process. "They are people -good heaned, family-oriented people.~ Gray said In a written statement "And they are being unjustly used as • scapegoat for people who use terror in the name of peace.· The effort to reach out to MusUm voters is part of a larger ruatq;y to add grass roots and mlnorlty organl7.8tJoN to the Ubertartan Party. Gray will continue those efforts Sunday, when he speaks at the Anaheim Convention Center at an event honoring Indian spiritual leader Prwnukh Swami Maharaj. Gray will face Incumbent Oemocratk Sen. Barbara Boxer and Republican OWlenger Bill Jones in the November elecdon. Rohrabachcr urges C.ongress to make space flight easier In the wake of Monday'a trip to the F.arth's atmo phere by commercial utronaut Mike Melvtll, the first-ever privately funded space D.lght, longtime apace travel proponent Rtp. Dana Rohrabacher wged Congress to streamline ttgulations to make it euler for entttpreneurs to build space planet to take people and cargo Into apace alfordably. He aafd ln a alatement that the FU PHOTO I CWLY Pl.OT Rep. Chris Cox on Wednesday hailed the Civil Rights Act, a landmarl< law prohibiting discrimination based on race, religion CY tiationality. House in March had passed the ComrnerdaJ Space Launch Amendments act, and be hopes to work with the Senate to get the bill to the president to &lgn by this summer. C.ox remembers birthday of the Civil Rights Act Rep. Ouil Cox on Wednesday hailed the Civil RJgbt.s Act. a landmark law problblllng dlsc:rlmlnatJon baaed on race, reUglon or natJonality. July 2 will be the 40th anntwnary of when the Civil Right.I Act was passed ln 1964. "This legislatJon finally said to the world that lfyou're an American, our government will protect your frttdom. not onty from outside aggre ors but from those ln your own country who would deny employment benefit.a to you or deny you access to a public place because of your race, color, religion, sex or national origin," Cox saJcl In a statement. Bill to streamline homeland security moving along well Cox's bill to streamline homeland security funding for first ruponden cleared another hurdle last week when the Hou.e JucUclary Committee passed It. The bill would scrap the curren t fundJog formula for the Department of Homeland Securtty'1 terrorism preparedness fundjng and replace II with a more subjective method that doles out funding based on a community's risk level. Cox Is hoping the bill will get a vote on the House floor before the July 4 recess. Brandt event scheduled for today moved to July Democratic congressional candJdate Jim Brandt, who i.s challenging Rep. Dana Rohrabacher for the 46th Congressional District seat, has rescheduled an event that was set for today. A gala party hosted by Brandt's supporters at the Coast Hotel in Long Beach will be held on July 16 instead because of scheduling confiicu with the earlier date. For information on the event, call (562)624·8989 or visit http://www.frumds4brandt.com. Resident remembers fonner President Ronald Reagan The reclnt funeral of former President Ronald Reagan was particularly poignant for Newport Beach resident David Kernan, who had been a member of Reagan's advance team and helped plan the ·funeral. In a recent Jetter to the Pilot, Kernan recounted the service and how afterward he and Reagan's closest friends 11hared stories for several hours before the former president was buried. •So now It Is over and the sadness Is overwhelming ... as long as we were all working and planing he was somehow with us .•. now he is a part of history, and we can no longer keep him to ourselves," Kernan wrote. POLITICAL CALENDAR SPECIAL EVENTS Juty•Aue· 1:1he Republican Partyof Orange County will have • voter registration booth at the Orange County Fair. More detalla to follow. JUNE 24: Costa Mesana for Keny in 2004 will meet at 7 p.m. at Karl Strausa Brewery, 901 South Coast Drive, Costa Mesa. 2S: Alexandria Coronado for Congress will hold a fundralaing breakfast at 9 a.m. at the home of Dawn Hewett in Corona Del Mar. (949) 753-0860. 26: The Katrina Foley for City Council campaign will hold its ki<*off at 6 p.m. at Opera Pacific'• first f'" oommunity concert at the Pacific Amphitheatre. Information and required RSVP: (714) 966-2856. 'Z7: A lunch party for Jim Brandt, the Democratic 46th Congreaaional District nominee, will be held at the home of Stephanie Campbell and Richard Gillodc at 1030 Cannonade Cirde, Costa Mesa. RSVP to Stephanie Campbell: (714) 299-4551, or by e-mall: •mcampbell@ comcartrHJt 28: The Republican Party of Orange County Central Committee will hold a general meeting at 7 p.m. at the South Coast Plaza 'Nestln Hotel, at 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. Admission la free, and all Republicans are welcome. Information: (714) 656-8555. 29: Friends for Foley will hold a fundraiser throughout the day at Newport Rib Co. Information: (949) 756-5258. JULY . .. The Republican Party of • Orange County Central , 1 , Committee does not hold meetings in July. The next meeting will be Aug.16. ~UGUST 11: The Republican Party of Orange County Central Committee will hokt •general meeting at 7 p.m. at the South Coast Plaza Westin Hotel, at 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. 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JOSH SLOCUM'S DINNER AND · SUPPER CLUB The council continued Wltil July 13 an appeal hearing on the dub's request to add Uve entertainment and dancing. tn May, the Planning Commiss.ion granted the Mariners Mlle club a permit allowing It to extend Jtt hoUC$ to serve lunch and inaease lta capacity from 133 to 143 people but denied the request to allow entertainment and further ind-ease the club's capacity in the evenings. Oty officia.ls expressed concerns about parldng and tJaffic on Coast Highway and noise from the ctub. Planner Bill Hodge, representing the club. contended Slocum's is willing to meet condltions set by the city, and they requested the hearing be continued so they can review a long list of calls for service Newport Beach police said have been made at or near the club m the last year. WHAT rr MEANS Some council members seemed skeptical about increasing the allowed capacity when · club traffic and patrons are a source of ' complaints now. However. no residents turned up to oppose the appeal. The council will revisit the is.rue at a July 13 meeting. ' WHAT TitEY SAID "It's an extremely tight site," Councilman Don Webb said. "It's one that I really question that we want to look at Increasing the density of lhe people using it" CORONA DEL MAR CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION PLAZA Council members voted unanimously in favor of a design from the Corona de! Mar Centennial Foundation for Improvements commemorating the village's I OOth anniversacy. WHAT rT MEANS A clock tower, time capsule and tile seat wall wiJJ rise up in the municipal parking lot and parkway near Coast Highway and Marguerite Avenue in Corona del Mar. The centennlaJ celebration is set for Oct. 14 to J 6. BACK BAY SCIENCE CENTER The council voted 5 to I to approve cooperative agreements and funding for the ' FYI •WHAT: Next Newport Beech City Co~mdl meetlng •WHEN: Tueaday, July 13 et 7 p.m. • WHEftf: Cot.Ind! Chamber9, Newpo11 Beach City Hell, 3300 Newport Blvd. Back Bay Science C.enter, a $4-million environmental teachJng and testing facility that Is being built in collaboration wfth the state Department of Fi.sh and Game, UC Irvine, Orange County and other agencies.. Gouncl.lman Didc Nichols abstained Crom the vote. WHAT IT MEANS The .greements lay out what eac:h agency Is responsible for on the project. The city is spending $315,000 on the facility and will be responsible for maintenance of the building, whJch will be on SheUmaker Island. NEWPORT COAST COMMUNITY CENTER Coundt members voted 6 to O to bire Dougherty and Dougherty Architects UJ> to design and oversee the Newport Coast Community Center project. The city agreed to chip in $7 million for the community center as part of the 2002 Newport Coast annexation agreement WHAT rT ME.ANS Design work can begin on the three-part facility, whlch includes the community center. a gymnasium and a library for an estimated $8. 7 million. Whether all of that will be built remains to be seen, however. Mayor 1bd Ridgeway questioned designing a project when there Isn't enough money to build It, but the Newport Coast Advisory Committee has said they wanted to include the library in the design and they might try to raise private funds to make up the funding shortfall. RIDGE PARK ROAD SPEED LIMIT REDUCTION Council members unanimously approved reducing the speed limit from 40 mph to 30 mph on Ridge Parle. Road between San Joaquin Hills Road and Newport Coast Drive. WHAT rT MEANS Drivers on that portion of Ridge Park Road will have to ease up on lhe gas pedal but probably not by much. A staff report showed most drivers go 33 mph in that area. BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Schedules of OCC classes to come out , Printed schedules for Orange Cjlast College's fall semester will be available starting JuJy I. Qasses will start Aug. 30, and tQuch-tone registration begins July 19. Nearly 2,500 classes in more than I 00 academic and Thursday this summer, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m . The campus is dosed on Fridays. For applica- tion information, call (714) 432- 5072. For reglsrration informa- tion, call (714) 432-5072. The school's website is http:// wwu1.orangecoastcollege.com. FOR THE RECORD A story In WedrieSday'a Dally Pilot. "Newport bud· get approved Wlchal- Jen~.· incorrectly de· ICribed a $2-nilllion increase In the Newport Be4cb Qty PQlice Depart- ment's 2004-05 budget. It should have said Sl.4 inll· JJon of the increase Is due to Increased. contrib\.ltions re- qulred by lhe PubllC Em- ployees Rt!tirernent system, and $458,000 of the in· aeue comes from tep- ~ increasea and nego· dated raises. ' vocational areas will be offered. The fall schedule is currentJy available on the college's web- site. The college bas received 17% more applications than last year, said Nancy Kidder. OCCs a(lrninistratlve dean of admjs- sions and records. 'The admissions and records office is open Monday through Volunteers to be awarded at center Milestone HeaJth Care Center will salute its volunteers tonight at its facility at 2570 Newport Blvd. The festivities at the conva- lescent home, which include wine, hors d'oeuvres, dinner and an awards presentation, lcJcks off at 6 p.m. For more in- formation, call (949) 631 -4262. ' Celebrate the opening of Yoga Works' Newest studio in Newport Beach Saturday June 26th Enjoy FREE classes all day! 9:00-l0:30am 9:30-11 :OOam l l :00-12:30arn 11 :30-1 :OOpm l :00-2:00pm 2:00-3:30pm 4:00-5:30pm 4:3G-5:30pm Level 2-3 Lyndec Gold Level 1-2 Jon Burras Level 1-2 Krista Foster Level 2 l'Vf ax Isles Intro to Pilates Mat Intro to Yoga Level 1-2 Level 2-3 Brigitte Garten Micki Love Megan McCarver Cathy Cox 6:00-9:00pm Great vegetarian food, music and festivities. 6:30-7:30pm Yoga Demonstrations -Ashtanga, Iyengar & Viniyoga 230 Newport Center Drive Suite 230 phone: 949.640.9642 PARKING LOT SALE! 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J,k ,,~, .. {·J,,.,,,t.,,. J,w· '-*' r.J,t,. V:w14 f.C/.,,,.,,1,,, f,,,.,, .!ll'lt r;... ' ......, fe-o,.,.1.1 /' I t • < ''fl ( A.11,,,,., f Jt1lf'f I • ....., ( • t ROAD Conbnued from Al make lt lmpoMlbkt to complete by lhe ~8 of acbool ln the fall "lbere'1 a huge c:oocem that aomethlng't golrlg to happen out tbett, and tbal'I why we've pwihed this through IO quickly,• he aald. Thsoro residents simply want to know how the road will aft'ect JURY Continued from Al l)le def~ has cna.lntained Lbat JaM Doe initiated and or- chestrated the aexual encounter the nJgbt of JuJy 5, 2002. Ille girl. now 18, testffled during the trtaJ and adm.lned she had au wtth Gtq I laidJ and Spann a day be- fore the lnddenL Defense aaomeya and Jane Doe'• former girlfriends said she also had sex wtth Nachrelner In the pool at the Haldl residence on July 4, minutes after lhe had met him for the first time. Jane Doe denied having had sex with Nachretner in the pool and said they only made out. Morreale assured jurors that lbe girl's frfends were telling the truth about Jane Doe. "She was their best friend at the time," he said "Why would they l'abricate lies against thelr friend lf they believed she Is the victim of a crime?" Deputy Dist. Atty. Dan Hess. while presenting his rebuttal on Wednesday, saJd the girls were no friends of Jane Doe's. He said SHRIVER Continued from Al Morgan Kashinsky. 21. came to the Orangewood Otlldren's Home when she was 15 because her parents were abusing drugs and neglected her and her broth· er. She received a $6,000 scholar- ship that she said she would put toward use. where she is plan· CHIEF Continued from Al le111 u1111e!> \Uch a.'i robbenes and i.exuw a&..tults. Lhey also fo. cused on Mquallry·of-llfe Issues." Hensley said. "People see a notlceable change in day laborers loitering around, the shopping carts Issue and catering trucks,• he said "We don't hear many of those complaints In City Coundl meetings these days.· But the year ha.s not been without Its dllflcultles. Hensley came at a time when rival gangs in the city were Involved in tit· for-tat shoodngs and attacks. Then early this year came the string of sexual batteries on Vic- toria Street. Finding the men who have re- portedly been grabbing women in broad dayUght has been a challenge for the department, Hensley said. "We've had 10 Vlctlms now,· he sald. "But we have many sw- pects. and there is no pattern that we've been able to estab- lish. The suspect descriptions have been generic, and aome of the lnddenta. we beUeve, were copycat Incidents. We're puttiJl& a lot of resources Into this case, but It remains unresolved.• Gang detaJJ officers continue ~ _L~CH-I~-0. !.'.~.!.1.':.! \ I to watch the situation ln sensi- tive areas in town, espedally the WestsJde and the areas sur· rounding Coolidge Avenue, where two people were lhot and wounded the night befo~ 'JbanbgMng. Several SUSpectS ~ llt'eSled In connection ............ • Graduatioos • Birthdays • Show.,-s • Rttwtarsal Dinners PratrTtupto Go ~ ent.r by th• Donn • Chingollngas • Enchiladas \ • Fajitas • C.rnitas ~ Chips, Salsa, Guacamole Ra & Beans by t~ Qo¥t Ml•nt.Cllluk1 bhlbhlon ~ Our Sp«liltyl Catering ,. (949) 645-0209 .·~ N9'!W10rt Beach Corona del Mar with lhe lhootlng after a muld- agency 1tJng. Hemley aa.Jd he has had bis oftlcers go out to the netgbbor· hoods and maintain close con- tact with the community. "We U.ten to what ls impor- tant to the community," he said. '"The community believes 81lll8 crlme I.a on the lncteue. And I don't want to see things get wone. Not on my watch." ln face. Crim on the whole It ~y on the rise ln Costa Meta, Hmaley Nld. "That'• Just tho nature or the •tatltt.lcs. he aa.Jd. ..Tho own· beta can't conttnue to go down lib they ~re OW1' the lut 10 yMtL It hu to bottom out, and that'• what .. happtning ~l now.· ~ l&.ld ho expecta to aee a 31' to 5" ~ lo ownu crtmo lo 200C. • , apect to Me that lncreMt tn property atmea IUc.h u thi!lfti and burglarlej,. he aaJcl 91blt't when Crlnie-pmmdoa educ.a· doll comet tn. Community memben need tC> be ..,.... ot lbelr ~ad blip .. thdt ne~ envtrun· aafccy wu the liiUe at hand/' mentaDy and otbttwlte. mddrnt Mid Shana ~. the Thomu LeBelu llkl Wedneldiy.. tchool PTA pre.ldent. ·We have They UC> wane UIW'aDces that !t wofked to tty and protect the wiD be a pan oC a totaJ paebge chlldien. and ~ hoping we indudmg coopen.cion frorn par· can work wtth the surrounding ents and mf'on:ement bY police. community to 1nake this a win· Coundl rnembm on TueMlay win for everybody.· voted 4 to 2 to award a $364,552 Woodyard saJd the project's contJJct to 00 ConsttucUon to &uccea wW rely upon coo~­ build the loop road. with coun-don between tho IChooL dty, po- di.men Steve Bromberg and Dick Hee and neighbors. Other mea· Nicho dislenung. Councilman ures, like a new tntrance for Gary Adams wu not present. buses and crossing guards at the "They realize the lssue of' exit, wlU also be necessary, she they Isolated her after the ind· dent and cboee to take the bo)'s' aide. "'1bose girls were here for three reasoo.s ~ the three de- fendants,· the prORCUtor said. Hess said the girls ta.lk.ed to one another about tllelr testl· mony and reviewed Jane Doe's statements in court and •made up facts" as they wenc along. The girls testified that Jane Doe told them the boys did not have to get her drunk for her to haw sex with them. that ahe would've done It anyway. Morreale argued that the boys did not spike Jane Doe's drinlc with GHB or any drug associated with date rape as the prosecu- tion alleged. He criticized the testimony of the prosecution'• expert witness, 1iinka Porrata, who testified that what she saw on the videotape was consistent with the actions of someone who bad Ingested GHB or a similar drug. The prosecution bad no foren- sic evidence to prove that, Mor- reale said. "The only GHB we have here came out of the mouth of 1ttnka Porrata. • he said •It was a part ning co get a master's degree in soda! work. Kashinsky said she was grate· fuJ for the foundadon's support. "They've really ensured my success In school and helped me ftnanclally and emotionally," Kashinsky said "They're like my second family. It's been a bless- 1ng. • Shriver expressed her admira· tion for the former Orangewood foster youths who were at the by locldng their vehides and not leaving property lying around in their cars." Wlthfn the department, Hen- sley said, he has seen t.ome re· sistance. "It's been tough on tht-m, • he said, referring to the officers. "My style is very different from Dave Snowden's. • But his officers have cooper· ated with him and offered him their support, Hensley said. "I appreciate that because I'm not easy to work for: he said. "I'm ruults-driven. I don't llk.e to hear 'No' or 'I can't.' I'm not an ogre. I try to be pleasant, but this ls a business. and we need to deliver.· Hensley still smiles when he ta.lb about making his detect· ives don formal wear. "I thlnlt everyone realizes by now that polo shirts. Dockers and tennis shoes are gone," he said. The chief said he is also happy with the recent arrest or Jason Balcom in connection with the 1988 rape and murder of 22· year-old Malinda Gibbons, a pregnant housewife, who was found alabbed in her one·bed· room apartment Detectives tracked down Balcom using DNA evidence. Working oold cases ls still a top priority for the department, Hensley said. '"We've got aome or our best talent working on those cold cases, and they're committed to getting clos.ure on those," he said. Hensley has done a good job. continu.lJ\i from when! Snow- den left, said City Manager Allan Roeder, who selected I lensJey from a field of topnotch cand1· dates. •He has focused on quaHry of life luues and taken the com- munlt)'oriented policing to a neighborhood lem, • he said. Hensley'• track record with the program WM by ln his se- lection, Roeder 1&.kt "Community-oriented polie> Ing It the ba.ldlne for everything else." be aa.Jd. "It's lmponant to get out into Iha ndghbo~ and have a regular pretence ln the community.• The d~nt bU not bttn wtthout tu ·IJOWlns patna." !Qedertald. "lt't bound to happein whttl ~ chanee aAer 16 yan.. be aldd. •8'.n &be cblef .... abown • WUU..-to underttand and reCoplm that dMn hu to be --ct..,°' atw and take.• ~ GllrY MOnibail aaJd he II "'Y happy wtch the chief'a pllfonMnee. "I dti t.\ done a pnt job cMnll,• be lldd. ....., ptfbmed the tOUih tmtotca ,llt•anewCbW or a tlCbeme by the pro&eCUdon." Hess mid the defense'a tactic throughout has been to divert at- tention from d1e videotape, which• be said is obviously the most algnificant piece or evi· dence In the case. •What's truly offensive is thut the defendants filmed it so they could watch it later.· he said. "They transferred lbe tape to a different camcorder so they could show it off to their friends.• He said the defense was inten· tionally painting a pkture of Jane Doe to give the impression that she couJd've agreed to the sexual acc:s. "'Bue advance consent is not a defense,• Hess said Judge Francisco Briseno in· structed the jury as to what to consider when deliberating be- fore noon on Wednesday. The jury began deliberating after lunch at 1:30 p.m. They are ex- pected to continue today. •DEEM BHARATH covers public safety and courts. She may be readled at (949) 5744226 or by e-mail at deepa.bharath@latimes.com. luncheon. ·vou deserve our respect, and you have it." Shriver said. "I am 1.n awe of what you did. You weren't born Into a famous fam- ily or married to someone who gave you this job. You had thf' cards stacked against you and held your head high. You give us hope ... that our work matters and we can rcaJly change peo· pie's Uves one .1t a time.· Shana Coleman, one of the m a depanment and commu· nlty where people had "strong opiruo11~ about their police chler and proving himself in that enVJronmt:nl Moncih.m said. "Rut he has Jone great." he said. "And I look forward 10 hav- ing mnny, many mort-anniver saries with bun in our city.• Hensley sa}"I he hru. a lot to look forward to in the coming year. "'We're going 10 get digital voice recorders for our officers, so they can record conversa· lions they have with nelghbors,M he said. "It helps us from a cus· tomer service po mt of view.• The department also hopes to Install new computers and soft· ware in patrol cars, he said. ·we're still dealing with prob· lems over our new computer system, because the hardware doesn't support the new soft · ware," he said. "But we hope to iron those out soon." He hope~ to streamline the said. •thaw lived the nightmare ev- ery d.ly with the rtaftlc Ind Nen ao OWtY near milaes and bi*d parent.I say. 'Please aoJve lhe problem.·· she said. ' • . . • MANIA O'NEI. COVM9 educetlon. She may be rMCNd at 19491 ~ • 57"""288 or at mariu.oflell!lllatltn#.com. AUCIA AOllNSON covera t>uatneu, politlCI and the environment. She may be rNdled at (949) 7~or at alicla robimon•latim#.com. . POLICE FILES ·NEWPORT BEACH '· :• • MecAtthur Bout.-.d: A ' hit-and-1\ln waa reported In the 4500 blodc at 4 p.m . ' ' Monday. • su.,..tor AwNM end 11conderoge Str.t: A traffic accident Involving lnfuries was reported at 2:21 p.m. Monday. • w.tdiff Drtw: An auto theft was reported in the 1600 block at 8:28 a.m. Monday. COSTA MESA • Bristol StrMt: A . .·• 25-year-old man was arrested on auspicion of • selling narcotics In the ~ • blodc at 3:55 p.m. Monday. • Peterson Plec.: A residential burglary was reported in the 2700 blodc at 11 a.m. Sunday. • South Coast Drtw: A vehicle burglary was reported in the 1000 blodc at 8:52 a.m. Sunday. auxiliary members from Lagun.i Hills, said she was inspired by Shrivcr's speech. "It was actually really ~at and it gave me some incentiVi to do some things in the commu nity," Coleman said. · • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Co!lfa Mesa. She may be readled at (949) 574-4221 or by e·mall at deirdre.newmani!Vlatimes.com . SWAT team and put al1 traffic of· f'icers on motorcycles, so they can be more effective, I fensley said. "We'd also lilte to reduce·;the number of pedestrian acCI· dents." he said. ·• • Recruitment is a major iMue with several reurements co~ng up, Hensley said. " ·sudget is also a concern be- cause or the uncertainty ''w\\h state funds," he said. •So We're going to have to pursue ~I funds more aggressively.• ' Hensley said he hoped IC1 find a house in Costa Mesa but wasn't successful. The fac.1 that he doesn't Uve here, however, makes no difference, he says: "I'm here 12 to 16 hours a day. five 10 six days a week." he sa:Jd. "My heart's here.· • DEEPA BHARATH covers publiC, safety and courts She may be" readied at (949) 674-4226 or by e-mall et deepa.bharath<•11atimes.com. ... ,NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD WRAP-UP URGENnY SEEKING HOST FAMILIES ~:·tNSIDE THE . SCHOOL DISTRICT Hero are i<>me decl.sJon.s cotnlng out of"fuesday night's Newport-Mesa Unified SchooJ Distrlct meeting. TEACHER TRAINING I 'ftustees approved district support of l:he Systemic Utilil.ation of l 7 0 I Comprehensive : • • SUategies for I ,O~ l!nsurfng Student : Success project. ; wh.ich trains teachers to work ' with preschooJ and early eJeplentary·aged children with ' autism. WHAT IT MEANS 1lte district will pay $6,188 to the Orange County superintendent of schools for coordinating the program, In addition 10 any participation fees. The county superintendent has agreed to pay 20% of the • funds for coordination and Special Education Local Plan Areas, like the distrlct, are CURVE Continued from Al Ull a trenchant, wonderfully funny and painfully accurate look al ourselves. All or us who heard him will think twice -and then probably go anyway -before heading to Costco to buy "30 pounds of Tater Tuts in order to save money.· In hard-core suburbia, Brooks said, •the smaller the . woman, the larger the car she is driving, And golf is a spiritual ex- ,,P1!tience in which living at a , wep-organized par ls the goal." He described Newport Beach as a community or•organic grocery stores, natural hair coloring. Trader Joes and bathroom towels t,haA match." , He sees the whole nation as gravitating to locales -good. bad or lndi.fferent -where we can be comfortable with our neighbors and our surroundin~ 'Ibis has resulted ln fast-growing ~ommunllies full of soul-mates but without a core, "with no cen· · t'er, no main street. Mesa, Ariz., ~9r example, now has more peo· , Pl~ than St. Louis or Cinci.Mati." The impact on politics, he said, ~ profound. "The number of ,.Aplerican counties where one ' political party dominates strong- \)' has doubled in a generation, resulting in a sharp drop in ~g voters. Al the same time, , !Ju: United States has steadily~­ come more polarlud. Politics • have become the Yankees against the Red Sox. Bitter po· . .lafization. Crush the other side." He said it is time to remember · that this is still one country, whose citizens share a powerful common quality of hJgh energy. ·Nationality matters. Being American shapes our personal· lty. What still unites us is the American dream that allows us to p.y, 'Yes. I control my life.' We've always had the future mentality. idealists working on matter." I suspect such optimism splitting the remaintng 8<1J,, The county is uk1ng all pcutidpants lo shoulder a portion or the traln1ng budget. The program ls designed to help teachers develop programs that may be ln use in other districts in the county. SPECIAL EDUCATION BUDGET The board or trustees adopted the Speda1 Education local Plan Area budget for 2003-04. The district acts as its ..,...,_ own agency to handle peciaJ education Issues. WHAT IT MEANS The state requires each local special education agency to adopt its annual budget for the past year. The state also mandates services that must be provided for special education students. lf the costs cannot be covered by stale funds or grants, it encroaches on the district's general fund. This year, the district received downright wrong-headed. ••• Last night, the work of my stepson, Erik Patterson, was on display on both coasts. While his new play, "Red Light, Green Ught" was selling out at the Theatre of Note in Los Angeles, Erik was in New York to take part in a staged reading before an nudJence of his peers. And I'm feeling loo much pride to let It pass without recognition here. Erik Is seven years out of New· port l larbor HJgh School and three years out or Occidental College. He switched Crom acting to playwriting in his senior year at Oxy, and be has worked as· siduously at bis craft in a brutally competitive field whenever and however he could squeeu time Crom a series of marginal jobs that paid his rent and bought gas for his ancient car. The New York trip Is a powerful sign that his work is attracting hJgh·level al· tendon. I lis reading took place at the Lark Play Development Center, which sponsors an annual festi· val of "new plays and new voices.· Hundreds of plays are submitted for this competition, 40 are winnowed out by stall', and a panel of noted profession· als select six for a staged reading. The winning playwrights are Hown to New York and work for several days with professional di· rectors and New York actors who will bring thelr plays 10 life. The exposure to the movers and $14 million for pec1a1 educatlon t.hrougJl property taxe$o federal and other funds. It pent $29 mOJJoo -meaning a $15-rnillion encroachment on the getW&l fund. TENTATIVE BUDGET The board approved the 2004·05 all-funds ten1ativc budget The state requires that all districts adopt a tentative budget by June 30 that projects to the year ahead. • WHAT IT MEANS The proposed budget is balanced, and the district Is projecting a 4.6% cash reserve at the end of next year, above the state's required 3%. Its tentadve budget is based on the prior year's budget and projections for the coming year. Because of a deal struck between the governor and public education officials, the district has a fairly good idea of what funds they will see in the year to come, said Paul Reed, assistant superintendent of shakers or New York theater Is priceless. Meanwhile, the same play -well-reviewed by local critics -Is halfway through Its run in Los Angeles, Thursdays through Sundays. HJs mother and I got a close look at Erik's commitment to his craft last week when he came home to do his laundry and got a call that hJs leading man in Los Angeles was suddenly and seri· ously Ill and couldn't go on the following night. Erik shut himself in a room and memoro..ed the lines in a single day. then did three Oawless performances un· til lhe stand-in was ready to take over. His mother Is representing the family ln New York this week. and I'm following events -by choice -vicariously by phone and e· mall I've seen the play here, of course. and I marvel at the un· canny ear for dialogue and depth and substance that F.riJc has somehow acquired in jusl 26 years. And J wonder at whal the years ahead are going to produce. Erik's visJon Is much darker than that of David Brooks, but they share one powerful leaven· lng agent: h umor, mined from the frequent absurdities of hu· man behavior. 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The Pilot ~the right to edit ell aubmlulona for c:tartty end ltnQ1h EDITORIAL Exiting with a bigb·ang F or UCJ Cllancellor RaJpb ~rone, the last rew weeb must have been chock Ml or up-and-dawn emotions. The public barety had dme to dlgett the news that he bad dedded to I ve the unfveraity In antidpatJon ofbelng named pl"e'lljdent or the National Academy of Sdencea when the campus round Itself swirled in contro'JetSY over the actJona or Muslim 5tudenta who chose to wear reUglous stole. at their graduation ettemony. CJcerone w.u at the beaJ1 of that aa he stood by the unlve11lty's ded.slon to not stop the tudenu from wemng the stoles that bore the shahada. It was simply an expression of religious folth. the college contends, protected by the Isl Amendment. Cicerone and his school have taken lots of heat and ln tum received loll or kudos for the stand they took. Most llltely, though, they know that, like all things controversial, thi'l 100 will pass. Then back to reality. The college is going to be much less and will have a big void with Cicerone no longer at thehelm. · The appointment u president or the academy Is 8 major feather in UCl's cap. It means the tchool has come into tu own naUonally u n respected institution or sclentHlc research. And much of that ls becau.se of Cicerone. The chancellor lli a respected a~phertc scientist who holds the United Nations P.nvironment Program Ozone Award related to hlswodonpreservingthe ozone layer. Named UCI'• fourth chancellor In 1998, Ocerone has watched the 9Chool's student population grow by 254Jri. Under hb rutelage, the amount of federal rnearch money to the campus hu nearly doubled to $235 mWJon, the ability to attract top-Oight facuhy has increased, and the university's sportt programs have Oourl.shed. Ocerone. who Is part of a high-powered academic team with his wife, CaroJ. a professor of cognitive sciences at UCI, and h.1.'l daugiller, Sara. a graduate student in structural engineering. came to the campu..'1 in 1989 as the founding chair of the Department of Earth S~1em Science. lie later served as dean of the School or Physical Sciences and as a professor or chemistry. While hls appointment to the National Academy of Sciences Is a huge l<>M for the school, It is antlcipaled that It will be a boon al the same time. "He'll have &llch an Impact on research agenda nationwide,· said Henry SamueU. the co-founder of Broadcom and a recent donor or $20 million to the university. "The fact that he came from UCJ will help future research, and they will hopefully get more funding from the notoriety." That Is about the only good news that we can find from hls lmpendlng depanure. We are, instead, left to wish him the best of luck and congratulations on a well-earned, prestJgioui. appointment READERS RESPOND Some say Back Bay project no big deal AT ISSUE: Newport Beach city leaders have bemoaned the fact that they received significantly less funding from Congress than the $24 million needed to dredge the Upper Newport Bay. T he U.S. La running trUUona and trillions of dollan ln defidt.'l. Dredging the bay Is not a high prior1ty for expenditure. We need lo cut spending, and this ls one thing that could get cut in timea of belt tightening.. ANNWAn Sanca Ana Heights II they don't stan dred&Jng within the ne4 year or 11<>. lt'1 going 10 be jU5t a meadow out thert. t tee It constantly ftlllng. up. 'We're going to loeo that Upper Back Ray along with aD the disadvantages sudi u algae and odor and IO forth. DICK TUCKER Newport Beach The re.al qucsUon 11: How Important la our most treuured local naturol resource? The Back Bay Is extremely lmporu.nt to our community. We can't put off somt>thJng u Important u keeplfll lt dn:dged and keeping U in the condition It needa to be in. TIM MAVES Newpc>rt Beach In a bell C8M tcenarlo. yet. It would be ldeil to hlYI tbe WOrk completed. t lave Wiiler ftcJwtng Ind no lilt In the a.ck ~ nave • h be • tanetuary. • habitat and putc·Uke 1etdo1 for raklen._ and .aton to UM. This II not .. •·CMlacenariO. ~ to beer Chit $24 miWon to S2S mlWon II needld compered IO octm needs that ~ out ttMn In dlllworld. AndlallO~~ ..... Jn the lrdde-lbill ... Wort needt 10 be done~ 2IO years to repair the damage. I find fault with that. I ltve along the Back Bay, and I have for over 30 years. And I've got to tell you, there seems to be constantly eomethlng going on in the Bade Bay to try to repair damage. create a Oow area. to clean up. to make It habitable. ll Just seems like somclhln~ ls going on back there. And I dispute the fact that It's a 20-ycar procesa. JO CAROL HUNTER Newpon Beach It ju.st teems to me that to hnve a moral oonsctence and to reoognlu that so mAllY programa have been cut back. whether they be for funding of homel Pl'08J&fM, IChool programs, aid to the eldC'tly, whether It be for our schools and uu humanJdes prognuna that have been cul back. J Just believe that If you have a coMClence, that to agaln allocate more money ror gunk to be remowd from the Back Bay. when on lht other hand you are decreasing money to th fadlltJca that I J t mentioned, your prlontl arc to ukeW tha1 IOmethlflg fs lenfbly, tm1bty wron, II the ~t'raf pubUc can't that CHMUI HAY'NEI Newport Beech We can't be more enthueed at the thoulht or trying to dredle thla Back Bay, pudculatty. Our dock )Ult about brobrl up fonWr, and WI haw now loll lbUr docb. lelvlnc only four. And ..... ale llOkW l"IPldlY. ... ll(fj .... Wflll C'.orona del Mar v UCI incident showcases dangers of rampant rumors The most dlstwbing aspect of the pseudo·concroversy over gmduatJon atolea worn by Musllm studentl aI the UCJ was 1eeing the nation's leading Jewish advococy groups morph into purveyors of and-Muslim hate and &hlil4 for right-wing ememistA. Clllfomia Muslims were dismayed when the American Jewish Coogress falsely claimed that the lslamJc graduates planned to wear stoles lndlcating support for terrorlsm. We were slekened when the And·Defamatlon League distributed a news release referring to the lsfamic dedamtion of £a.Ith, or •shahada, •as an "exprcs.'lion of hate" that Is "offensive to Jewish Students..• The shahada, ·there is no god but God and Muhammad Is the Messenger of God," is the core Muslim belief in the oneness of God and is one of the •five plllars· of Islam. No person can be a Muslim without believing in the shahada. When someone accepts (slam, we say they •take shahada" (Ironically, the Jewish dedaratfon or faith, the Shem.a Ylsrael, slmilarty states: •Hear 0 Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord ls One.") This particular conspiracy theory began. as most do, with a Ue spread on the Internet. E.arlier this month. right-wing extremists began claiming that Muslim students at UCI planned to wear stoles bearing the word "shahada •They mistranslated "shahada" as the Arabic word for suicide bomber. As the controversy spread from internet hale slles to right-wing media outlets, few lslam·bashers bothered to mention that the stoles did not in fact bear the word shahada, they bore the sbahada Itself. TI1ey also forgot to mention that. aJong with the declaration of £a.Ith, the stoles bore the Arabic phrase. "God, increase my knowledge." The Jewish leaders pounced on the issue when It hit the legitimate media Anti-Defamation League representatives handed out thelr news release attacldng the shahada at a press conference held by the Muslim graduates to say their toles were an expression of pride In Islam and had nothing to do with Palestinlan suicide bombers. Five members of American Jewish Congress confronted. wme wuuJd say intimldated, Muslim srudents at the UCI graduation ceremonies. (lmagine lf a Muslim group sent Its members 10 confront Jewish graduates who wore yarmulkes or stoles hearing the Sberna Ytsrael.) Perhaps the leaders of both groups hould read about other events that took place as they were demonlzlng the linguistic essence of Islam. On Friday, MusUms in the Tumpa suburb or Lutz. Pia., found the words "Kill all Muslims" scrawled on the interior of their vandallud community center. On Saturday, a Florida newspaper reponed that the FBI ls investigating threats against a Olarlone Harbor mosque. Last month, three Miami l.s1amlc centers were vandalized. Incidents targeting mosques and lslamlc centers have occurred recently across America. For example. a man was arrested for threatening an FJ Paso. Ttxas. Islamic center. Also In Thxaa. an anon~ was arrested al the tcene of a fire at a Muslim business in San Antonio, and vandals aaawted racist graffiti on the Interior of a Lubbock mosque. In May, unknown arsonlsta torched a UCI srudeot display set up to challenge the wall Ismel b buUding on Palesdnlan land. The Orange County Hwnan Relations Comm.lsllon recently reJa.sed Its 2003 annual report that showed a ~Increase In hate lnddmll dlrected at tnembe11 of the Muslim and Arab-American community. rn April. CAIR's own annual repon on the status of American Muslim civil rfahta ahowed a 704Jri lncreaac in and-Muslim lnddenta nationwide ln 2003. with the larpst numbfr occurring ln <Allf ornta. 'lhll ls the battle that all of us, Muslims, Olmtlant and Jtwit nf'td to nght. Instead or 1eeldng ~ to demoni1.e one another In a ttre>-6Wn ~ ot ~lltlcal and mwoua gotcha. let us all wod togethef to dtallerige lnti>lerance Md to bu.lid a better Amcric:a for out'Mtvel and for our children. • l!DffOR'I NOTI: Seblha Khan le the ~lone dlreolOr for the Southetn c.lttomi. offtot of .. CouflCit on~~ ....... MAILBAG ------.., MARK C. DUSTIN I DAILY PILOT Osman Umarjl, 22, president of the Muslim Student Union at UC Irvine, holds up one end of the green stole that depicts the Muslim symbol that is causing controversy between campus Muslim and Jewish groups. Local commentary might sound like hate Mi<:hael Glueck didn't like It when Musllm students wore stolei of religious significance 10 a recent graduation ceremony at UCL I le didn't like it so much that he has demanded that UCI administrators apologize to the community. I Jc even wrote a commentary about how much he didn't like it rue lrvive maJc.es an unjustifiable and dangerous decisJon" in Tuesday's Daily Pilot). Is it reasonable to guess. from what hes written, that Glueck Isn't a Muslim? And, lf he isn't, then what makes GJueckthlnkhecandlcta~totbose whose faith he may not share. or demand that they not be allowed to reasonably express their faith as they see 8t7 Did someone appoint Glueck our supreme leader when we weren't looking? or course. most of what Glueck writes is just factually lncorrect To bolster his oplnton that Muslim stud~t.s shouldn't be allowed to profess their faith by wearing a religious symbol that ls meanlngfuJ to them, he mlslnterpretB what separation of church and state actually means and lmplicitly suggests that If someone (if that someone ls a MUAllm, apparently) wean a religious symbol that can be seen by others, and if one attends a tate-aupported IChool, that this amounts to a breach of the principle of a separadon of church and tale. This la, of course, nontense. Such twisted !ogle could eY ntuaUy lead to uituation where people of various religions, who believe they hould display their faith, would be barred f10m attending state· upported IChools truu their t~ea support unJas they hid the exprcuio of their religious reeung.. WouJdn't that be o UttJe like Jews havlna to hlde that they were Jews in Germany tn 19387 Gluea a1ao lndlcatea that weartng the atoles mlRht have been ail attempt t<> "polarl.7.e ~ tommunhy," and that tho atudents ~ alkJWed to "provoke ,.ttM-r ~ pacify.• What Glueck writ Could have been written In Germany lglllnat the JeWa. ThLlll. we might haYe rNd In 1938 that JeWs were~ the cornmuntty by weerlng SWI of Olvid or yamnilbe, and they Mtt trying to pnM>ke rather than p.c:tfy. ~ men must be In t.lernftit of JWMOnablenell and co~ In ID thla. U would not be ac~ble for someone 10 justify tearing down a religious display put up by people of another religion (as was apparently also done at UCI) or to show up al graduation nailed to a crpss because the person believes hJs religious faith demands that. But, in the case at UCI. what got Glueck all worked up was nothing more than a piece of cloth around a student's neck. Perhaps the best way to address GJueck and what appears to me to be hls lmpUclt intolemnce for an outward expression of some religious feelings that he seems to not be in agreement with, Is to tum the sltuadon around: Will Glueck demand that UCI stop Jewish students from wearing yarmulkes? If not, why not? And, even If he does so demand, Glueck. as far as I know. hasn't been given the authority to demand that others believe as he believes or that they express themselves ln ways that he finds acceptable. or course, in bls misguided commentary, Glueck attempts to find cover for what appear 10 be intolerant views when he makes a rfdicuJous comparison between the almple wearing or 1toles and "brlng(lng) in gladiators and horsea and atart(lng) World War rv.• Glueck's commentary isn't the ltUJf bom or reasoned, even-handed, fair-minded thinldng. To Muslims, It probably sounds like hate. Freedom doe1 not mean that we must all be homogenized and •Stepfordiud" Into "lain-wrap Americans. consistent with Glued'• views, but that we may all live our lives and worship u we each see fit wtth a minimum of lntruiion by those of di.1rerent views and religion&. When people of one rellgion can force peoplo ohnother mtgton to not wear their retlgSous symbols, Wf!ve entmd a darlc day for Amerfc:an nodona or freedom. If GIUeck ~'t like lookinc at the MuaUm stoJea, then he ahouJd look ln the other dll'OCtlon, not demand that thty not be worn. If Muelima don't like looklna !It whatewr ~na of faith, or~ U\en!Of, lhat Mr. Glu8dt chooMi to thaw to the wortd. then they, too. can limply kJUk ln lhe other dlrec:don. • It\ called freedom of~. Glue(:t~ '°beet and .... the lit Amendment and lly to undenand why the founclenl of lhll 1111doa in.de h No. 1 on lhC Yet. M.H.••aan CoiMaMeM I,• ' ; . • Ill .... ·'" ... • ·~ , .. , f'" • • I J OlilYPilot A rt of Dining, haUed as one of America's premiere visUal arts fundra.lsera took on a dedded)y more youthful ~ thJs year under the 'chairmanship of Jennifer Segentrom and Jerrnlfer Van , Bergh. The 17-year path or , charity for the Orange C.Ounty I M~ of Art. Connerty the : Newport Harbor Art Museum, , has made a mute honoring some of the nation's great contemporary anists and the patrons who sustalil the visual arts. Namea such as David ' Rockefdler, l?lJ Broad, Donald Brm and Henry Segeiltlom have been lauded in years past. Olairs of the event. one or the most lavish In not only Orange County, but nadonwide, have created virtual masterpieces or d~cor as a backdrop to culinary adventure unrivaled. Celebrated chefs have been Oown In from around the world. The works of famous arti5ts have been displayed a.round the event space. Every element of the party planning is worthy of a Town and Country spread. Some of the Orange County women in charge in recent years have been Manha , Andenon, 1\vyla Martin, Pam ' Muzzy, Joan Rlach and Ell1.abeth nemey. They all eame 10 Art of Dining 2004 10 be honored and to enjoy Lhe transformation led by Segerstrom and Van Bergh. 'lhis year, the party unfolded in the billowing white tent on top of Pelican I Jill. Produced by Jeff Best or •best events, Los Angeles," the affair placed an accent on fun. As guests arrived at the Pelican Hill Oubhouse, they were escorted by luxury coach down the gravel drive 10 the tent perched on a plateau overtoolcing the Pelican Hill Golf Course out 10 the Pacific Ocean. Upon arrival, a display of new Holts Royces graced the garden beside the tent as the f.our Seasons staff served chilled champagne ln tall crystal flutes at sunset. Under the big top, a coclctail party galore brought together the crowd in grand style. sampling delicacies passed on silver trays and reconnecting business and Q: SOCIETY Tlusday, .""8 24, 2004 A7 THE CROWD Chic crowd shakes a leg to Motown sodAJ connections with the • pwpoee ot 6Upporting art ln Orange C.Ounty. The reception was hJgbllghted by a passionate speech given e.w. COOK by810Vlola, guest artist for 2004. Viola. an acda.imed video artist and recognized pioneer In that medium, spoke of the importance of artJstlc Ucense and inner voice or the human s pirit that leads one on the creative journey. The main section of the tent was opened around 8 p.m. as the crowd sauntered In for the dining experience of the year. The exceptional Four Seasons kitchen served a five-star dlnner that began with medallions of lobster and black summer truflles, followed by porcini-dusted Oillean sea bass. a main course of roasted rack of veal and a dessert or warm peach Croustade with creme fralche ice cream. F.ach course was served with wines to complement the cullnary creations. provided by Byron, Arrowood and Mondavi wineries. As dinner was served, the music was al'iO deUvered. 1ltis year it was Motown, and the beat had the dining guests up on their dancing feet. in the crowd were glamorous Maralou and Jerry Harrington, Rebecca and Carl McLarand of Bayshores, FJ.alne and Martin Weinberg or Udo Isle, the elegant Suzanne and James MeUor. Jean and Tun Wea.. who are longtime. ardent supponers or the Orange County Museum of Art, and Dover Shores community activists George and Nancy Wall Also in the chic crowd were Norma and Dell Glover. good-looking couple Cindy and Hal Harley of the Newport peninsula, Alilon Prem.el, Leon ~n, Suki and Randy McCardle, Carl and Pat Neisler, and Robin and John McMonlgle. • THE~ appears Thursdays and Saturdays Anton and Jennifer Segerstrom JOtn Stephanie Gehl, Jennifer Van Bergh and John and Robin McMonigle to raise funds for The Orange County Museum of Art at Art of Dining 2004. Michael Kaye, TV celebrity Vanna White, Charles D. 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FELIX CAVALIERE'& RASCALS F1shlon Island'• Annual Summer Cone.rt Ser1ea will hoat Rode ind Roll Hill of Ferne lnduC'tNe Felix BAROQUE IN 1ltE GARDENS Cav111e,.·a Rlteale who will The Blroque Mutic FMtlv1I wlll " pef'form auc:h hlta as "Groovln'" preeent •Mualc In the Gardena II: ind "Musi.ng S.lty.• The fu1ur1ng muak: by Bech, perfonn1noe will be et 7 p.m . July TMtn\lnn, Couperin .net :z.fenlca, 21 In the Bloomingdale'• et I p.m. June 25 et the Shwmen courtylfd at F•ahlon ltlend, 401 • Q'\ 9 p.m. Monday through~: 10a.m.to1 p.m. Saturdayend • noon to 5 p.m. SUnday. (714) 55&-0239. DESIGNS SWEET AS COCO <ru The lnftuential destgner \.1 .. Gabrielle ·eoco" Owlet tranaformed the~ women ' dn!aaed in the early 20th 1!/ century. Oland replaced the .;i unbearable corset with " comfortable, sim&fleand clltt-.'l fasbJons. Attention to detail~ her forte-exqUl.slte ~ were standards. Some other · ., trademarb Include elep!\l. , , sophisticated suits, dieael, ..,, , women's pants, costume~ perfumes and jeney fabric. Her signature cardigan jacket llW .. • "little black dress," introduced ... in the 1920., remain claasic IA Olanel loob. Since the 1980I .... chlef designer Karl Lagerleltl has reinterpreted Ouutel, • "' maintalnlng lhe couture house• rule -apparel can be word . M from one decade to the ne,xt.. The Olanel Boutique oO'ersiU:: ready-to-wear collection, shoes; handbag.t. jewelry, cosmetics~ ,, perfume and accessories.. P\no: dmeless beige and black. " two·tone shoes redesigned ln trendy coJors, size varieties lo' quilted bags and even pas~ ,, versions of the Cllanel tweed. suit It's on level one at South Coast Plaza and open from IO a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to f~. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Satwday: ~ 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Sunday. (714) 754-7455, IJttp://www.cha~Loom • BEST BUYS appears Thurtd-v., Send Information to GrHr Wvldel' at grHrwylder~yahoo.corrr, et 330 W. Bay St., Cotta Men, CA 92627; or by fax et (949) 64M 170. Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Seating la free. VIP tkbta coat $20. lnfonnetlon: (949) ' • ~ 721·2000. LOVIN' SPOONRJL Fashion laland'• Annual Sulnmer Conc9rt Series will host Rode end Roll Hall of Feme lnduct9" the Lovin' Spoonful who will ~rfortti auch hlta ea "Do You Befleve In Magic?" end "Summer In trle City:' The performance will t?e '1 7 p.m. July 28 In the Bloomingdale'• Courtyard et Fashion Island, 401 Newport Center Drive, Newport Be.di. ' Seating la free. VIP tfcbta c:bst ' $20. lnfonnatlon: (949) 721•2000. THEFlXX Fashion Island'• Annual Sumrn'° Concert Serles wlll host the Flxx, who will perfonn auch hlta ea• ' "One Thing Leada to Another" ~ and "Saved by Zero." The perfonnance will be at 1 p.m. Aug. 4 In the Bloomlngdale'a Courtyard et Fashion Island, 401 Newport Center Drive, Newport· Beach. Seating le free. VIP tlcbtf coat $20. Information: (949) 721·2000. DAYE MASON Faahlon Island'• Annual Summer Concert Serie• will hoet Rodt ind Roll Hell of Fame Inductee Dave Meson, a founding member of the group Traffic. Meson~ auc:h hltaaa "Feelln' Alright~ performance will be et 7 p.m. Aug. 11 In the Bloomlngd1I•' • Courtyard et Fashion llland, 40t Newport Center Drive, Newport Beech. Seatlng I• free. VIP tlcbta coat $20. lnfonnetlon: (949) 721·2000. PONCHO SAHCHEZ F1shlon lalend'• Annu•I Summer Concert Sen.. wlll host Poncho Sanclhez, who will perfonn ltJch hlta u "Mama Guena" end "Pr.tame Tu Corazon:' The performance will be 1t 7 p.m. ' Aug. 11 In the Bloomingdale'• 'Not AFTER Continued from ~ Courtyard .i Fashion lil1nd, 401 NtWport Cfnter Drive, Newport Beech. Sutfng It free. VIP tiQett ~ $20. lnformaUon: (949) 71t4000. "' OZOMATU The Grammy Awerd-winnlng grouf> Oiomltll will perform 1 v1riety of music from Latin salsa to jalz-funk H pert of the Pacific ithe1tre Summer Concert Series .i tti. Orenge County Fair & E~potitlon Center at 7:30 p.m. JulV 16 et the Paclflc Ampbitheatre, 88 Felr Drive, ~~ Meaa. lnformetlon: (714) 'Y46-20oo, http://www.ocfalr. oon'l/j>acJflcamphlthoatre. .. J0HH FOGERTY Rocttnd Roll Hall of l'ame .fn~ee John Fogerty wilt perlonn at part of the Pacific Arh,tlitheetre Summer Concert ~k et the Or1nge County Fair & Expoaitlon Center at 8 p.m. July 28 al the Pacific Amphitheatre, 88 feffJ)rfve, Costa Mesa. Information: (714) 740-2000, hJIA'//Www.ocfalr.comlpacific ampl;litheatre. I J~$JCA SIMPSON ~iQOfl Jessica Simpson will i>erf~ as part of the Pacific ArilP.IJitheatre Summer Concert S8nea at the Orange County Fair & Eisposition Canter at 8 p.m. July 31 Al lhe Pacific Amphitheatre, 88 Fair1'0rive. Costa Mesa. lnfqrrilation: (714) 740-2000, http?:llWww.ocfair.comlpaclfic amphitheatre. ' ., oAYlt) BENOIT AND RUSS FREEMAN The Hyatt Regency Newport Beach wilt host David Benoit and Russ Freeman in the "Benoit Freeman Experience" a1 part of lt•S&lmmer Jazz Serles. Spj>Cl.IOred by 94.7 The Wave, •rtJJlg et 8 p.m . June 26 at 1107 Jt~ree Road, Newport Beach. Ticket& are $45 (for dinner IJJckages. add $26). Information: 1949)729-6400,http;//l.vw\iv. Svq;t(,T)ttrjszzserles.com. ~~HARP AND PAUL JACKSON JR. The Hyatt Regency Newport Beach will host Everette Harp and Pau~.Jacklon Jr. 81 part of its S'immer Jau Serles, sponsored by ~.7 The Wave, starting at 7:45 ie..ih. July 2 at 1107 Jamboree Ro~d Newport Beach. Ticket& cost '13150 (for dinner packages. .cid"Sl6). lnforma11on: (949) 729-6400, http://www.summer /8~16SCOm. C~CHAQUICO Thf. )jyatt Regency Newport 9"d"I will host Craig Chaquico 81 part of its Summer Jazz Serles, 1ponsored by 94. 7 The Wave, ~at 7:45 p.m. July 9 at 1107 Jo!l)boree Road, Newport Beach. Tld\_ets cost $37.50 (for dinner pachgea, add $26). Information: (949) 729-6400, http://www. aunynerjar.,zserles.com • . S.TRUNZ & FARAH AND PRAFUL Thp t-tyatt Regency Newport @Mch will host Strunz l!t Farah and Praful 81 part of tts Summer Jazz Series. sponsored by 94. 7 The Wave, starting at 7:45 p.m. July 16 at 1107 Jamboree Road, ~fXVROrt Beach. Tickets are $37.60 f!Ri ~ner pac:kages, add $26). lnformttion: 1949) 729-e40Q, http:IM-ww.aum~,.,... com. ...,. ABAIR MO DOWN TO TltEIONE The Hyatt Regericy NMport BNc::h wru hoet Mindi Abair and Qown to.the Bon. .. pert of lb Summer Jazz s.n ... eponeor9d by 94. 7 '!'he Wave, starting at 7:46 p.m. Juty 23 at 1107 JamborM Road, Newport Beecn. Tlcbtt al'9 $37.50 (for dinner ped(.aget edd S26). Information: (949) 729-MOO, http:/lwMw.ltlmtMrjUZNrl•. oom. LEE RITENOUR FEATURJHG ERIC MARJEN11W. ANO PHIL PERRY The Hy1tt Regency NewJ)ort Beach will host Lee Ritenour -A Twist of Motown, featuring Eric Marienthal and Phil Peny -at part of Its Summer Jazz S.riee, sponsored by 94.7 The Wave, starting at 8 p.m. July 30, 1101 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Tickets are $37.50 (for dinner paclcagea, add $26). Information: (949) 729-6400, http://wM.w. aummerjazzuries.com. HIROSHIMA AND THE BRAXTON BROTHERS The Hyatt Regency Newport Beach will host Hiroshima ind the Braxton Brothers 81 pert of its Summer J11Z2 Series sponsored by 94. 7 The Wave, starting at 7:45 p.m. Aug. 6 at 1107 Jamboree Road. Newport Beach. Tickets colt $37.60 (for dinner padtagea, add $26). Information: (949) 729-6400, http://www.summer jszzseries. com. SPYROGYRA The Hyatt Regency Newport Beach will host Spyro Gyra 81 part of iu Summer Jazz Series, sponsored by 94. 7 The Wave, starting at 8 p.m. Aug. 27 at 1107 Jamboree Road. Newport Beach. Tickets colt $37.60 (for dinner packages, add $26). Information: (9491729-6400, http:llwww. summerj1JZZHriea.com. KEIKO MATSUI The Hyatt Regency Newport Beach wlli host Keiko Matsui as part of its Summer Jazz Serles, sponsored by 94. 7 The Wave, starting at 8 p.m. Sept 3 1t 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Tickets cost $37.60 (for dinner pac:kagea, add $26). Information: (949) 729-6400, http://www. summerjazzserlea.com. WARREN HILL, MARC ANTIONE, JEFF GOLUB AND EUGEGROOVE The Hyatt Regency Newport Beach will host Warren Hill, Marc Antoine. Jeff Golub and Euge Groove as part of its Summer J EJU Serres. sponsored by 94.7 The Wave, &tarting at 7:45 p.m . Sept. 10 at 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Ticketl colt $46 (for dinner pldcagea, add $26). LIFE&. Information: (IM&) 729-e400, hltp:/Mw'w..umm•lf~ com. RICttMO EWOT ~Hy·tl~~ Bud\ wlll ho9t Richard Elliot 11 pert of ita &lmrMr Jen Seri•, lpOnlOred by 94.7 The Wave, ltaltlnt at 8 p.m. Sept. 17 .i 1107 Jamboree Rold, N.wport Beech. Meta coet $37,60 (for dinner pacbgN, add $28). Information: (949) 721M400, http'Jlwww. .ummerjazn.rln.oom. NORMAN BROWN The Hyatt Reg.ncy Newport Beach will host Norman Brown 81 part of its Summer Jazz Series, sponeored by 94.7 The Wave, S\artlng at 8 p.m. Sept 24 et 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beadl. Tickets coat $37.60 (Dinner PactagM edd $26). Information: (949) 729-6400, http://www. 1UmmelfaztHrles.com. PETER wttrTE The Hyatt Regency Newport Beach wlll host P9ter White .. pert of ltt Summer Jan Series, sponsored by 94. 7 The Wave, starting at 8 p.m. Oct. 1 at 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Tickets cost $37.60 (Dinner Pac:kagff add $26). Information: (949) 729-6400. http://www. summerjarzseries.com. BRIAN CULSERTSON FEATURING MICHAEL UNGTON The Hyatt Regency Newport Beach wfll host Brian Culbertson. featuring Michael Linton 81 part of its Summer Jazz Series, sponsored by 94.7 The Wave, starting at 8 p.m. Oct. 8 at 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Tickett cost $37.50 (Dinner Packages add $26). Information. (949) 729-6400. RICK BRAUN The Hyatt Regency Newport Beach will host Rick Braun as part of Its Summer Jazz Series, sponsored by 94.7 The Wave. starting at 8 p.m. Oct 16 at 1107 Jamboree Road, Newport Beach. Tickets cost $37.60 (Dinner Packages add $26). Information: (949) 729-6400. http://www. summerjazzseries.com. lAO TIZER BAND The City Arts Commluion will present Conoertt In the Parb, featuring the jazz of Lao Tizer from 6 to 6:30 p.m . June 27 al Irvine Terrace Parle (corner of Evita and Seadrift), Newport Beach. Information: (949) 717-3870. CARAVANA The City Arts Comrn1ss1on will present Concerti. in the Parks featunng the Laun rode of Caravans from 6 to 6:30 p.m July 26 at Bob Henry Park (corner of Dover Drive and 16th Street), Newport Beach. Information: (949) 717·3870 ...... 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Dusr MA1mN1 HUNTINGTON • MANHAUAN • VENICE • MALIBU (Saturday Men's Classes; Sunday Women's Classes) TRAVEL TALES PHOTOS CMTESY OFPATRiCIA ~ Musicians happily liven up an already satisfying scene in Guanajuato, Mexico. • ~ • • • 'T~ .,_ Lost 1n perfect poetry f! ... :~ San Miguel de Allende .~~ .. "~Mi By Patricia Dreyfua T he morning ls crisp, and the weather here Is like Southern California. I wear my rebozo and good waUdng shoes to navigate the allcient cobblestone streets of San Miguel de Allende ln Mexico. The shopkeepers are washing the aidewal.lcs before they open for the day. I see no neon lgns. fast-food restaurants, billboards or traffic lights. In the Jardin, the central plaza of the town, vendors are setting up shop under the ahelterlfl8 Og trees, and the pink morning light glows on the facade of La Parroquia, the central church. · I am on my way to the Belles Artes, the Fine ArU Institute of San MJguel, to attend the San Miguel Poetry Week. Poeta Crom all over the Unlted States and a handful from Mexico, 30 ln all, are gathered to attend a workshop and read their poems. The Belles Anes is a Moorish-style building. 1\vo stories of colonnades surround a garden and central fountain. Oasses ln ceramJcs, music, sculpture, painting and writing take place here dally. On the first Ooor Is a coffee and pastry shop wtth tables ln the garden, where a gypsy guitarist sits In the SW\ and plucb his own Toni Clarke, left, and Patricia Dreyfus at Hotel Poetas in See TRAVEL. Pace All Guanajuato, Mexico, a town that far exceeded expectations. 8loomlngdole'1 Sotlderson Studios P,. Container Sk>f• Wade Fomity Karin Queyr.l JallllaJ.incbfg De¥kt Yunnan~ •Mtt:IJ• ICM~H>I 0..1•• Fum!Me ......... .. c-. ' ""' l • ... r t r ( TRAVEL &: AlO at the workshop Is l~four =r:~ IWt I known what compeny I would be would~ added tebRJo my list of emotions. A$ the~ progresees, I find that one-OMny classmates Is the Poet 1..a1ft181e ot Colorado. another, ~~the poetty department at a ~r university, and atiotMr publishes regularly In tlW hiil Review. In fact. I am tlf Jiilj nonpubllshed poet In att.dt.mr,,_, It is like getting to ~~with Serena = aatisfyt.ng but hlltnbling. 'tvery night at 7 p.m., a aowd of aboUt 100 people, many &om the town, gather to listen to X.J. WHAT'S AFLOAT • Wti,ATS AR.OAT Is published periodically. If you ere planning e neutW event. submit the lnforfhatlon to the Deily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-<t170; or by~llto dallyplfot@latimu.com. KAYAKING/CANOEJNG/SCUBA lmua Qutrtner Cano. Club l~,adventul'9-mlnded adults to ceooe Newport Harbor H~ian style. No e><perience ~ -they'll teach you all you need to know. Dress for the b+tch and bring a towel every Saturday et 10 a.m. et North Star ee.cti. 1 White Cliffs Drive, Nfwport Beech. For more lnforfnatlon, call (714)432-1236. I ~··19 ... kayaking, rolling clink:a and private lessons are o~red at Paddle Power, 1500 W. B.eboe Blvd.. Balboa. Kayak and .. aid rentals alao are available. (~)e75-1216. Single byek rentals ($10 per llqur) end doubles ($15 per houri al'9 eval&fble at Balboa Boat ~ tn the Balboa Fun Zone. (98~7200. Peddle Power all01)f0Vldes ltayek, surf aid and ~rtntela. (949) 675-1215. ~-n:..u..,., Newport BllY E4>fogk:al Reserve offers Bade B.V canoe tours departing at 8:30 1 ..... iMurdayt from Shellmaker ls41nd. Which is off Bade Bay Drive in)Newport Beech. (949) ~46. ~Aqwitic c.n. ..... sweep rowing (one oar), ICUlllng classes (two oars) and c.noe rentals. c1 ..... run for four weeks end cost $76. lntrodoctory clinics elso are available Saturdays •nd Sundays for $10. (949) 646-n2s. ~training. c:on.a1lng of. evenlng:•nd two weekend day c1•ases. are offered at the Aquatic c.otw. '637 W. Coast Highway, N rt Beech. $200 to $310. The alto offers .cuba rentals, sr:iieial trl~, repairs and air fills. l(·~~Bay ReMrve and Nature hosts two-hour kayak the Badt Bey et 101.m. f"IStJnday at the Newport on Bade Bay Drive, rt BN<:h. S20. Kayaks available through Newport Waterfront Relort. C.11 for ,..,.rvations. (800) 685-0747 or (9f9) 729-1160. 'There is so much going on in this smell town that I can hardly decide what to do: ~Ruth JWnli&bt, Fo~ a.ndef, C.D. Wrtaht and seYeral Mmcan pe>eta. On~ nJabt, lhe Worbhop ~II, mew... me, read tbetr poems. The poUte appl&ule after my reading re.els like a at.anding ovation. One night, a group of us bead to La Gruta. the mineral bot springs outside ortown. It ls exqWsfte·to aft in the bubbling water under the stars and listen to the mandolin of a local • musician: It seems~ caf6 in San Miguel has live music in the evening. We hear everything from old-time jaz.z to WllUe and Lobo. There la 10 much going on In this small town that I can hardly decide what to do. 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SenJor Kris Hartwell helped Kornegay with Ufe turnaround. Hartwell, a 6·2 out1lde bitter. ptbvided an attacking threat that kept the .. • • Newport Harbor's Morgan Govaars, Estancia's Trevor Holmes and Sage Hill's Kevin Joyce opponents' blockers guessing who to cover, which resulted In more one-on·one situations for all &lgle hitters. 'Tm the luckiest player on the team," Estancia junior aetter Trevor Holme• aald about having Kornegay and Hartwell, the Dally Pilot All-Newport-Mesa Dlatrlct Dream Team Co·Players of the Year. at his diJpoaal. Holmes Jolns Kornegay and Hartwell a.a a member of the rune-player aquad. Also on the team are Corona del Mar's Dominic Rubino, Tom Welch and ICevln Welch, Newport Harbor's Morgan Govaara and Adam Schleatnger, as well u Sage Hut School's Kevin Joyce. Kornegay, beaded to the University of La Verne to continue hiJ volleyball career, and Hartwell, who plant to play for Orange Cout College ln the fall, were named Co·Golden West League Players of the Year after the Eagles won 36 auaJght league gamea, lncludlng 12 ttraJght matchea, to give E.ttancla ltl flrtt outrlght league crown atnce 1984. Hartwell Jed the Bagles ln kills (314) and aces (85) and wu second in dig• (188) and third ln blocb (31). He la a repeat Dream Team member and bu the jumping ability to attack from any posldon on the court. •He'a a great hitter from anywhere,~ Coach Tracey Ingraham aaJd. •The whole team and the gym erupta when be gets a good kill. He 1et1 up S.. DREAM, Paa• 83 IRRELEVANT WEEK XXIX The Daily Pilot Dream Team for boys volleyball consists of nine players, six of which are pictured. From left are Dominic Rubino of Corona del Mar, Tom Welch of Corona del Mar, Kris Hartwell of Estancia, Adam Schlesinger of Newport Harbor, Josh Kornegay of Estancia and Kevin Welch of Corona def Mar. Hartwell and Kornegay are the Co-Players of the Year. KEKT TIIEPTOW I OAILY PILOT Sommersell roasted, boasted, toasted l SPORTS OUTDOORS . Sq,nd bass bite wide open off Huntington Beaqb L lmJlt of aa.nd ban are being cau~t by half, three·quarter and twihght trip running out ot l><Lwy·~ Lod r and eWJ>Ott Lauding Sportfi~hlng. Hug i. hool mo\lcd up the: coast lllld are now holdh1ai off Huntington Beach were ponlbhers and private yachts are wgetlng sandles Ln 12 to • 15 fathoms of water. The built of the catch 11 being made up c>f 1.5· to l·pounden but there have been a few bigger grumplet weighing up to 8 pounds acked. Cut quid and plastics rfggl>d on one-ounce leadhead!> are a deadly combination for catching quick limits when fishing for sand ba Water conditions alona the coast att excellent and It appears that the ummer ftshlng eason will continue to produce quality fishing for locals and vacationers looking to get out on the ocean. The water turned over outside the 43 Fathom spot over the weelend and this change shut down the albacore bile In outer ~aters. Prior to the color change Captain Mike Shrolbeeof Newport Bea'h landed' 236-pound albac.:ore on a 6 •pOWld le l Un whUe fistung .,;._;.._ ___ .;;1 aboard the JIM NIEMIEC the 43 spot. sporlfiaher eureka about 6mUes 'outheast or Conditions lnsJde are tine for small yeUowtaU under kelp panles and •catch and release• trip& for blue aharb are •howing ~of lmprovtna u the su.rfa"ce water temp continua to climb into th• low 70.. There la excellent live bait available with a mix of 6· to 8·1ncb sardines and 2°" anchovfe~ at the bait receiver ln Ide the east Jetty. A few log barracuda are starting to bite between lhe Newport and Balboaitlera and sport boats are cbuing acboob of fish that .ue breezing through schools of bait. The bite hasn't really kicked Into high gear but tblnp could change with warmer water currents moVing up the coast. It may be early ln the albacore seuon but It appean thJs summer could produce om awe.ome fishing for bag longfins if the iehool5 of &b that are itacked up off Baja continue with their lillgratJon routes Into one day 1'1118• of the 1port Oeet. Lut weekend tb1' outdoor writer wu jolned by Jim Story or Costa Mesa and Jeii Blilgaman, owner of Perry's Piua in Newport Beach, for l muld·diay trip aOOatd the aportflsber, Searcher, running out of Fllberman'a Landing that resUlted ln ncellent off-shore ftah1ng. Captain JCevin Ward steered a course to the aJbaccire grounds some 200 milet below San Diego utd ll.mita of 30 to 38 pound albacore were potted during some of the beat big aJble flshlnc th.la angler bu witnessed 1n over 25 )'NCI of fishing off abore waten. Albacore foamed oft' the 1tern and every sardine that hit the water was boiled on; The veteran captain told the 20 anglers on boud that any albacore weighing less than 35 pounds should not be brouaht on board as every fisherman bad a Urilit of big alblee and the main alaflllNr WU full. The Searcher then moved Carther aouth and found big schools of blueftri tuna that were not biters, but a move back up to the aouth end of Ced.ro11Jlai)d produced Mexican ll.mita of yellowt&U welgblng tn the 18-to 25-pound ~during. classic llx and a half hour atop on breezing yellowa. Conditions alODf the cout are Ideal with good color and plenty of bait to keep tbeee big achoola of flab com.lq thil way. Now milbt be a pd Ume to book a mUlti-day trtp to tap the peJqlc ~that .. heading thla way. POr pneral Information on Seerdler Fishing Adwriturel call, (619) 226-2403. • • The Sli t Annual Junior Angler tournament sponsored by Anglen Center. Devey's Locker, J.D. 'a 'nrdde and the Balboa Anallnl Oub will continue throuib ~t 10. The toumament la open to all youngaten 15 yean old and younger. There la no entry fee or club memberablp required. There wtB be trophiet and award.a for all participants. COLLEGE TENNIS JM NIEMIEC I D~YJ>tl.OT Jim Story of Costa Mesa landed this 251)ound yellowtail, ~~ fishing a multklay trip aboard the deluxe sportfisher, Search*, operating out of Fisherman's Landing in San Diego last wee}(.'' " I Species that can be weighed in on any official certified scale include: albacore, tuna, white seabasa, bass, croaker, halibut. ydlowtail, bonito, dorado, Mako and thresher sharks and mulln. The awards banquet wU1 be held on the por~ J!f the angling club on August .2.~.for more information on this run youth flsblng tournament ' contact the BAC at (949) , : 673-6316, daily between .,the hours of noon and 5 p.m. '.,, . ... -· ,. Vanguard University claims five All-American.$ Dahlberg, Weislmaier, Hakansson, Hlushchanka and Brown are honored. The Vanguard University men's and women's tennis pro· grams. under the direction of Coach Mattias Johansson, claimed tlve pots on NAJA All· America teams at the conclu· slon of the 2004 season. Following thlrd·pJace ~ by both teams at the NA1A na- dooal championships. Lars Dahl· berg, Dieter Welsl· ma.ler, Anders Hakansson. Olga Hlushchanb. and Amy Brown were recogn.lz.ed by the NAlA. Hlushcbanka and Dahlberg were also honored by the lntemadooal Thnn1s Association. Dahlberg, from Voxja. Swe· den, Hakansson of UppMla. Sweden and Welslm&Jer from Deggendorf, Germany prlmarUy played the fint three singles po· !dona for Johansson ln their ft.rst ietion on lhe u ons men'& tennis team. The trio led the U· play, earning ~ry point in ons to a 21·6 overall record and Vanguard's 5-3 loss to the Cou- runner-up ftnisnes in the CJob·. gars. Due in part to VU's thlrd- den State Athletic Conference place finish, Dahlberg and regular season and the NA.IA Welslmaier claimed 1pota on Region II tournament. the NAIA All·Amerlca fl.rat team After being ranked third m and Habnason wu named to the nation for most of the sea-the second team. son, the three athletes helped On top of being singled out propel the Uon.s to a semifinal for Ont-team honors, Dahlberg encounter with NA.IA No. l • was named the NAIA's •ptayer to ranked Azusa Pacific at the Watch• by the International NAIA men's tennis champion-~nnil Auodatioo, the govern· sh.Ip. Dahlberg and Hakansson Ing body of collegiate tennis. combined to win the No. 1 dou· Hluabchanka of Belanu, bles match, while Wei lmaler Minsk remained undefeated ln and Habnsson won in singles singles play throughout the season and led the Lions to their first women's tennJs GSAC cbarnplooshlp, a run· ner·up placing at the NA.IA Re· gjoo II tournament, and their third trip to the NAlA national tournament. In addition to her NAIA first-team AU-America selection, the JTA also labeled Hlu.shchank.a the "Player to Watch• for the NAIA. She helped Vanguard establish a school record with an overall record of 24-3. The Uons were ranked as high as second in the nation. Brown from Redding played BRIEFLY in the No. 2 singles posJ~~J.1 for the Uons and had a very pro ductive collegiate debut 6W. one of the most talented r~~tt!ts m the history of the Lions wow en'!> tennJs program. Brown~ who paired with Hlushchanla"as the top doubles team for Vatt~ard, was named to the NA.IA second team All-America list. ·• ' The duo led the UoHs 'to a third·place finish at the'"2004 NA.IA women's tennis champi- onships, the highest ffufsh for the Vanguard women's team. Both players will return for the Uons next year. • • -,,.. I .. RudJoff swimmingly in Itci!y Newport 8-cb resident G. f.d.. ward Rudloff won the SO.meter breastatrob In "8.27 seconds for the 80-84 age group at the FINA Wodd Masten iwimming cbam· plonshlps in Rkcione, Italy June 2·13. Rudloff also ftnlshed second in the 200 individual medley ln 4:05.62, and he look third in the 200 btt&statrob ln 4:20.58. Rudloff swims for the Olympic Qub, baaed in San Francisco. CdM denied ranking • MSEMLL: A OP Southem Seaion DM.aion IV champnmblp and a 25-5 record were apparently not enough foe the Corolla dd Mar High buebaD team to be In· duded In the SchoolSports/ Clwnpion Nadona1 8&sebaD 1bp 25 blgb IChool tlnal ranktng9. which pul la Quinta at No. 22. la Quinta WU uped by 'Dlaoro, ~ 1, In the OP DMdoo IV teml· ftnaJs June 1. Coroaa del Mar. wbJcb ended Its aeaaon on 17..game wtnnJoa lbak, deleated n.oro, S-1, ID WINE. DINE. capnue the CJF Division IV title at Dodger Stadtwn June 5. Olatsworth, which went 35-0 and won the ClF Los Angeles Oty Section dtle, received the top ranlq. 1be complete ~ can be found on the Internet. at http:// schoolsports. thelnsiders.coml. Anteaters host camps • MSICBTBAU: UC Irvine men's btsketbaD head coach Pat DoLlglass and staff will conduct five sessions of um.mer camps for boys ages 6-14, the first of which begins Monday. The ftve aesslons offered are Monday to July 2, July 19·23, July 26-30, Aug. 2-6 and Aug. 9·13. Cost per sessjon is $295 per cam· per or $275 each for two or more enrolled together. c.ampers will learn offensive and defensive skills from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and 8:30 a.m. to noon on Friday during each session. UCI a.uociate head coach Tudd Lee, uslstant coaches Teny DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY. ON THE BAY. Boesel and Tod Murptry. 1lon~ with local coaches and former and current UCJ players will also provide instruction. ' ' The Bren Events Center and Crawford Court will host activ· ides. The camp Includes drills. demonstrations, daily contests, league games, swim.mini ca· tered lunches and a camp t'$h1n. Registration lnformatiott may be obtained by calllng ·the' UCJ Community and Youth PtOttams office at (949) 824-6120 '"Ct' log ging on to the Internet, et http:// wwzuath~ttcs.ucLedulCCPr' BBasUtbalLhtmL " ' FOR THE RECORD ' Victoria Gabert's older sister, Stephanie, has.quail· fled for the U.S. O~ic swim trials in the 200-meter breaststroke. . A photo cutllne mlslden- ti.lled Geben'1 i.ster. ... ' Experience lhe wondetful cul 1ne ol Executive Chef Josef ~ white dlnlfll on lhe watet It the First C1bln.1Mn enJOY cockt1ils and ct.le jau on tha bay at Duke'1 PIKe. Only at the host ol the coast. Ull West Coast Hl1hw1y I Newport hach I C1l1fornl1 92663 ,., 645·5000 I Fu: 949 610-421 S I www.b1lboab1yclub com • OT he e 1 !) • DREAM Contilued from Bl with hang time and Juat places • lt and poundl ft.• ~ ':. Kornegay, a four-year •tarter, two-yev team captal..D and a repeat Dream Ttam selection, wa1 second on Estancia ln ldlla (254) and usl1ta (46), third Jn aces (53) and block.a (30.5), a.nd fourth· in dlg1 (133). Yer, It seemed bis leaderahlp qualJty was the major reason for Estancia'• winning waya. "He's my mosl stable player and you need that ln a leader,• Ingraham said last year. "He knows when to bold bJ1 players accoun1able and when to leave them alone. He'• a steady player and he definitely leads by example. He knowa • the game '° well and he's good at communicallng with the team, the referees and me. The guys on the team respect h1m because be leada by example wtth his attitude on the court.• 1bm Welch, a 6-foot junior outside bitter. finished with 296 killa, 155 digs. 21 aces and 18 bJocb for the Sea Klnga. l:Us)eaderahlp helped CdM grab the Pacltlc Coast League championship after the . proaram's second consecutive lllldefealed league season. Welch WU. 61'1t·teamAll-CIF D(vf.slon II selecdon this year, as 'well as a first-team all-league honoree. Kevin, Tom's 6-1 twin, was a Dream Team selection last year as a sophomore on both the volleyball and football squads. The outside hitter ls known for his athletic ability. He was voted the PCL Most Valuable Player by the circuit's coaches and was a second-team All-CIF Dlv:islon II selection. J(i!vin Welch Jed Corona del Mar ln k.Uls (319), digs (162) and aces (38) and waa one of the leaders tn blocks (29). J9yce, from Sage Hill. heading to USC as a walk-on for volleyball, was the major weapon for the UgbtnJng. loyce, a repeal Dream Team selection for voUeyball who also garnered lhe same accolade last winter for his pro)Vess on the basketball c9urt, dominated the CIF Division V ranks to lead Sage LOWSMAN Continued from Bl at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesda)t He be- came the first Mr. .lrTeleYant to , • nSisl a day of acdvities. •lbe ICbeduJe on Tuelday called for Sommel9eJI to be a VIP guest at Disneyland during the day and lben be an honorary member of ~ grounds crew at the Angiels game that night. But SommeoeD had two prac- tlcel 00 Tuesday with the Raiders in iborts and a bebnec and an· ~ on Wedn.etday. He was al· lowed to leave after the ~­ day morning practice In order to ' . roake the banquet. but that meant ~~a Wedneaday demoon aes&k>n in Oakland with new coadl Norv Turner. Sommerselli schedule WU 10 ~that he arrived Jn his pracdce wllform al John Wayne Airport and wa,, hlD'ried to the hotel to change into his custom fitted cban:oal·gray suit made this ~ The IUlt was just one of many Hill to an 18-2 record and lh~ program'• nut appearance in the playoffs; a aem.iftnal berth no leas. "Kevin bu been ow top kWa and dip leader for the put four ~an.• Sap HW Coach Merja ConnoDy·Pmand Mid. "He'a one of the inoet natural athletes I've ever coached. No one stops hli:D, whether be hJta from the front or the back row. We could gtve every ball 10 Kevin.• Rubino, a 5-10 setter for the Sea Kings, paced all Newport-Mesa athletes thia year with 928 ualsts to help Corona del ~ar advance to the semifinals of the ClF DlviJlon n playoffs ln what was supposed to be a rebulldlng year. Rubino was a third-team All•ClF reclpleot for hls jump-setting skills and amassed l3 aces, 20 blocks and 119 digs on the year. He w:lll attend the UnlversJty of Colorado at Boulder next year. Govaars, a 6-foot outaJde bitter for Newport Hatbor, was a second team All-CIF Division I selectloo and the Sea View League Most Valuable Player . Govu.rs, known for his versalillty, helped lead the Sailors (23·8, 10-0 in league) to the league crown and a second-round berth In the CIP Division J playoffs. The four-year honor roll reclplent wtU attend the University or Washington in the fall. Schles.inger, a 6·6 setter, was a first-team all-league honoree and will play for NCAA runner-up Long Beach State ne.xt year. Holmes, &tancla's 6-1 setter, has started since his freshman year and finished with 843 assists, 60 aces and 150 digs. He was selected to the All-CIP Division Ill second team and garnered first-team all-league honors, as well. Holmes will have a tough road ahead ofhlm next year as he is the lone starter not giaduating for the Ba8)es. But Ingraham wouldn't want It any other way. "I think ifl'm going to return anyone, I'U take my setter, no doubt about it," she said. 'Tm going to miss all these other guys, but with Trevor runnJng the show, you know he's solid all the way around.- DON LEACH I DAILY Pit.OT Andre Sommersell laughs at Monday's arrival party. gifts bestOINed on Soromersell. Many were gag giftB. like the, " 'Rold kit," given by Werner and Erk: &cbec. Instead of a 6leroid kit, the 8icher's gave him a beinor- rbokl kit thiD.king Sommecsel.I would be mostly sltting on the bench as a rookie. Sommersell will be sitting on a boat in the Beer c.an Regatta to- day hosted by the Balboa Bay YldltOub. llllllllllcll -llplllllllcll -............. -------........ M t ttl .. el Rem. ...... TIN followiril Pll'.ot! ha tblllCfc>Md the llM of the FICtltlOllS lllSI· neu Ntmt'. US O.llvery, 1250 E. Welftvt A .... Futterton. CA 92831 The Flelttlovs Bulineu """' rtlerre4 to •bove WH flltO In Oren&• Count)' on 12·ll·200t fill HO. 20026926517 J, White, Inc., (CA), 1250 E. Wel1111t Ave., r111ttfton. CA 92831 This butlnMa Is con ducttcl b)'" • corporation J. Wllttt, Inc., Judy A Whlt.e.Pret. Th11 slate1114nt "" filed wlltt the ~nty Cltfll of Or•nae Coll'lty Oft ot/04/IM t004 .. MJat Deity Pilet NM 10, }1 24, Jtlty 1. 2004 TI14W ......... .......... The lollo•ina f*'IOnl '" dolo& llvslneN ... 061K lnvest1Mnb, 427 t. 17th Sl. flV, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Kevlfl D11tcflet, 1627 Merlnera Dr. Newpor-t luch, CA 9'2e60 ftobln Patadlflo·Dutch .,, 1627 ,.., •• °'·· =Ort Buch, CA Thb business Is con· ducted by. 'h111b1nd end wife Have )'Oii 11Mtlcl dolnt bllSiness yetl y ... 6/10/04 Kevin Ovtchtt Th•• autemenl wu filH with the Co1111ty Cwt. of Ortnt• County on06/22J04 .......... " 01tly Pelot June 24. Jiiiy 1,1.15.2004 Th34l ......... ... s....... The follo•tnl persons er• dolnf builneJS n Onr'11u l1l" .corn, llO fk•port Center Orin , Suite L65, Newport Beetll, CA 92660 0900 Zinc Solutlon,, lrtc (CA), 180 NI WPOll Cent..-Drive, Suite 265. Newport Buch, CA 92660 0900 Thlt buslneu 11 con· d11eted br • corpOf •lion Have ro1.1 slart•d doln1 bu1lnnayet1 No Zinc Sol11tlon1. Inc., Jim Zul•w. PrnldenV ClO Tilll 1leteme11t WU filed with the CCH1nty Clefll of Of •"I' Covnt1 en06/17/04 IOe46ffO IOI Dail)' Piiot June 24, July I, I, 15 2004 Th.J50• P 0 RT S -Lllll---i.1Naac11 Re-. ... ..s.... The fono'""' '* aom i re dolnl l>l/'llMIS •: •> AdoPtlon Adwttl"'ftl S..vicu, II) Adwlftllina for AdoptiOn, 6 11.-tt• 1 tone, t. •cune H1111et, Cehforn11 92671 Cybef Medle Solllt!Ons, lLC (CA), 8 R1•w1tont, L'flln• Ntautl, CeltfornMI 82677 1 his bustneu I• con ducted by• 1 tOfl>Ofltlon Heve you at1rted doiol buslneaa yet 1 No Cyb« MedMI SolutlOn, LLC, Allan Olndt, Man 11u, Thi• •l•t•ment WH flle4 with lhf Cou11tr Clerk of Oun11 Cov11tr onM9/J04 IOMt .. H•t Delly 1'1lot June 11. 24, Nly I, I, 2004 Tlt3Jl A-. ... •s...... The followln1 per1001 er• dollll bu'i,_ •• Alta Settltmente, 25011 Celle Aunal, Like F«•t. 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Hartwell, headed to Orange Coast Coftege, was second on the team in digs (188) and third in blocks (31), while helping deliver a Golden West League championship. STEVE M<:CRANIV DAILY PILOT AcllM ..... ... s....... The lollowln1 peuonJ '" dolfla b1111111sa 11· US 0.t.vv y, 1250 b at Walnut, F11,.t011. CA 92831 FBI E•PrtU, (CA), 22342 Aventde Emprese '275, Rencho Se11te Mer1arite. CA 92681 Thia busln111 la con ducted by: • C«flOf•llon Hne you alerted dolfll business yet? Yet, 6-t-04 FBI Eapreu, Todd o. Pollock, Preafdent Thlt atetement wn filed with the County Cieri! of Or1n1e County on 06.AM/04 2004HUSH Delly Pilot .lune l 0, l 1i 24, Jvly 1. 200.t "''°" Oakland Raider draftee and Mr. Irrelevant XXIXAndre SommerseU, wearing a T·shirt picturing Mohammad Ali, takes it an in at the Newport Dunes, where he was formally introduced Monday. Sommers en picked last In the NFL draft, was showered with gifts. 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Dilly ,llOt JuM 1~ ..___..........._ OtttyPllolJu~24,.lu~ 17.24,2004 lh21!1 17,2'.2004 Til.?90 Myl,t,2004 Th32t JlllY J,l,2004 ~ = = l,1,15,JOO' 'N4 ......... .......... .......... flcllaiia .... ' , .. folllwlilc _.,to11t Ti.t IOllowlltl ~ ......... ........ ......... ......... ... ..... we dolfta ~ " .,, ,..._ k~ n . ...filmlilll Thi fOI .. ._ s*tOftt TM followiq perto111 Tiie to1towt111 pereon1 Tiie followrna ~· Cleu llOQ Ledl. ttJl tteoft• Ci~. 401/\ 'The follo tofll .......... '4.tiiMu •: .,. 4lolflC blllllltA ... .,. dolnl b-8 11: .......... llMl&lndt .. so C.11111 A-Slnl• l~ St ............ Mina~ .. CQ( ....... 1'0 Or· Dt..i·Sl!lftllllfl C.., %1M CfHtlY• llllufllllCI St-VrdtO 01111 ... 44$1/t Ana,C•llfofnlatlki , hedl.CAtzMO a) ~llflty Investment lflltWoof 1.n., f111tin, 1111•1111 Ave , Coate 1ut10n1, 2973 Herl>or Beaonl•.t....Corona 0.1 Marcl1 Klracllti.um, Kll'M lllnbetll ICllley, Cocnpeny, b) United CA t17IO ~. OA m27 Blwd., IJJJ, ~ta Mell, Mer, CA ~2& 1m· hlllt A•t1 N••· 4H'/r £mer1on St .. Hitlofttl MOl'tpJe Co , Cllrlatopfler Cnl1 O.an Smlthlifl, 21&4 CA92929 l(aren f"llmlna, 4451/\ ..,-1 11.W., C•~f0tllil 111,1ewpor1 8t1clt, CA ll20 G1rry AYI. 1%Z4, llno•, JJO Ore1111WOOC1 R1fel1h Aw•.. Co1h Cyntllla ti. Sd\anmo, e11onl1..1. Corona d41 t1MO JllO S.nte Ant, CA 12105 Ln., lu1tl11. CA P27IO ...._CA 92127 t97J Kat110t 8Nd , flll, ...,. CA w252' Tlllll llualnffs ... COii • l1lle ~ .. COii· Rklrlfd • .,., 112() TM buslnea. COii· ""-I>~ i• COii· Cost1Mna,CAl2$28 Thia lllKhlea• it con· Mhd by Ill llldiYrdll•I GllCt•• by Ill'"~·· G1n1A!!:.i,1214. Sent• dUtlM 1131: Ill ln41111d'ull ~t•d by: Ill !Mlvlduel Thie butllltU " con· ducted br: ... lndMdual H1v1 ~OU lt.rtff dowl& Klff JOV •tartM dofllt Ana, CA lriC/05 Hiiie you ltlfted doin& He¥1 yo.I ttlfttd dolna ducted litlf: Ill lftdlvldval Hlh 104I tt.ltld dolna b11.i111 .. lltl'f Yu, 5/l/ llll1IMM 111tl Ho Thlt blltlnat la con• buallltU yet? Ytt, buaflleu yet? No Hen you ste<lfd dolnt business ytt7 Ho lN Klfen Uul>eth Kelley duct•.. .. 1 di ldu 1 1-1-of O..n Smlthlln b11tlneu 11t7 Yes. Karen Flenrlnt .._di lllnetlMllfll Tflit 1tate"""' w11 .., .,y: •11 n v 1 Cllrratoc>f* Crtla Kno• This 1tetem1111 WH Aucuat lll!M This 1tet1ment wh Tiiis atltlllltlll WU ,,,., wltlt Ille Cowlty l>:.=.r:.~1~~ dollll Th•• •tett"ltllf WH ,.... with tit• CCM1nt1 Cy11tt1i. R. Schtllino fittd with the Counb r.... ,..,. Ult Co.flty CllB ol Orenp Cou11t1 •n 1, 2004 f.lff wltll IN County Cl«lr of Or1np Count1 TIM atat1111911t w.. Cleltl ef Orenae Coun\y CIMll of°'"' .. CouClty 0110M)&ICM Rkllatdlare C"'11 ol Orin .. Cou11ty 0110li04/04 filed witll Ula County on06{17I04 on08mi04 JtN6tttStt Thll 11iti1Mnt wll OllOl/17)04 2004ttMS77 CltB of 0,..n&e C011nt31 ""4'ff010S ,..._...,.., 01111 Piiot June 10. 17, fifed with the eo.,1111 IOOUHOOtt Dally l"ltot Jun• 10, l}1 on06/17/04 01111 Prlot June 24.i..Ju'Y Dtily Pilot JuM 24, July 2.4, July l, 2004 Th30l Cferfl ot Ouna• County 01lly Piiot .IUM 2A. July 2A. July l , 200C ThlM 20CMHtolN l, 8. 15, 2004 1113$3 l ,I, 15,2004 TllllO .__......._ OllOl/22J04 l,8, 15,2004 Th3Sll .___............._ 0111~ Piiot June 24, Ally .....__ .... .__ toM6tt06S4 Ac-...... --1,1.15,2004 Th'52 ,_ ......... lmSlllmllil Dally Pilot Jllnt 2~ ... S-......... ...,_ ......... Tiit lollOwinc '*'°"' 1.1.11, 2004 ._S-Th• f011ow1111 penons Tiit followlfta 0«to111 The tollow1n1 persona 111 dolfll llua.-n : The fol4owkt1 petsona are clolna bvflneu H : ._ S-11• dolna builnt&S u · .,, Oo1f1a business n : E•FlncS, ,..._...._ are dolna bu1ln111 11: 'rom Mind To locfy1 401· The followfn1 penont Sll11p FtnenclaJ Group, Wutald• Mouldln11, P1y1m Larlltnl, 4591 ._..._. PortfolloRX. 5001 8lfch A Eut 17th StrHt. .,, dollla bualneu tt: 7931 Profuslon.11 Circle, 3301 S kif SI ~. Plnyon lt• t..ne, lfvlne, 'The follow•~ .._._1 St., Newport BHch, CA Coate Miu, CA 92621 Tiii Houtln1 ConSllft· Huntlnaton Buch. CA S111t1Me,CA82704 CA '2tl2 °,. .. --· 9Ma0 fdftfl Efiubttll CMcle ants, 110 East A¥1111da 92M1 Jeffery Aend Priw.•. Thl9 ~ II con· :';l.tlll*:;f, ~:O'T-..:! Ardllt Jolln Luse. 300 He .. rro, 40l·A hit 1"1hz1Ge St 201BJ. Sen Roy Oulnttn Stltr,, JJOl S Bur St 15e£, ducted by; tit lndlvlclutf C.IMY LeM f'h '5, 17tlt Str .. t. to.ti Mua, CflnMnte, CA 92'7~ 9'6 IOtft Street. Hun· Sant1An1,CAt27CM Hnty~sterteddolna rovle Avenue, Coat• H•wport Inell, CA CA92627 Cer11d R. Clllbt, 42 tlnatOt1BHch.CA926CI Tflil buslne .. It con• llutl11eu yet? YH, Meu. CA 92627 92663 Tlllt buslMU la con· A~• Mtfldl, S111 Clem· This bualnua It coll· ducted 111· 111 lndlvldual 12/01/03 In 1.,_•r~:. TI(~)~ac1k:Jj Thia bvll11•ia 11 con· duded by: 111 lndrvldu•I ente, CA 92673 ducted by: 111 tndMdcl•I ... VI you 1tafted dolna P1y1111 l9fll&nl Monrovi. AH"'"· Coste clllcted by: an lndl'lldval Htv• you alerted dolnc Thll bullnt11 Is con· Have you alMtld dolna lwalnell yetf No Thia atatement wu Mae, CA 92627 Ht11e you alarted dotnc lluslne$s yet7 No ductfd lly: en lnclivldllll buslnua yet? Yu, Jeff l'l't'fttt filed wltll tfll Coulrty bvsfftltl y•t? Yu. Edith Getcll Hive you stM1ICf dolna 05/01/04 Thia tlaltment wu C1w• of Drane• Count)' Thi• buMI! ... It con· 02 J111 2004 Tili. •t•ternent w11 1>ull11t1t yet? Yes. '151 Roy ()ulllten Sharp fllld with the Collt1tr on Ol/15!04 dllcted by.• corporitlO!I Atchlt Jollfl luu fifed wltll the County 01/2004 This statement w11 Cletk of Or enc• County IOMatHtU b=.:~~ clolnc This 1t1tem1nt wu Cllffl of Oren,. County G11ald R. Gibb•• flied wltll the County on 05/28(CM 01111 Piiot )u,,. 17, 24, 00/0711999 filed with the County on 00/21/04 Thia 1t1t1m111t '#II Cllffl of Orana• County 2004 .. 17150 JIJly 1, I , 2004 Thl12 Cltffl of Or1111• Co11nty 20046thl" fli.d with the Count; on 06/15/04 011J; Prlot .line 3. 10. ~............._ ~·"r• Time Pec!:f Oft06/l5/04 Deity Piiot June 3, 10. c1er11 of°''"'' County 2004 .. HIJJ 17,24.2004 Th2l3 ,__ Prn.:.!t Divld 8 • I004"1tl'1 17.24.2004 Tll280 on08/08/0C Deity Piiot June 17. 24, ... s-This •tet•1Mnt ... Dllff Piiot June 24. A.lly 20CM6tltost July 1.1.2004 Th313 Re-. .... ....... Tiit followlna persona art cloln1 butln"' u : P1tctim111, 19051 Gold· '"Wttt St., t4111tliflclon 8HCh. CA 92'41 Mtkt Mertlnson, 19051 Goldlnwut St., Hun· hntto11 811cll, CA 92641 Thia bvslrreu It COfl· dltcted b1: •n lnd1.ridu1I HIH 1ou ate<ted dome bUSIMU yelP No Mille Martll!IOll This at1t•111ent waa filed with the County c""' of Otenp County onOS/10/04 IOMffHHI 01lly l"rlot Jun• 17. 2A • "''' 1. a, 2004 111327 ... a.Of ~ (OllflT Of Ol'llp M1•0trbt P.0. .. 141H,Ol'llp a.-156t '-Miki"* flllROIOf • JAllS Clllll 8ASNI IOICIUMIOfltll .. '° __ _ CllAmOfM Wl-An5714 TO All INlEIUSTEO 1"£RS<m8. l Pttltlortlf' JAMES CORTIS S£8AS111'N fried 1 petlbon with tlrll C041ft for • dlcrM ctie/111111 ...-u follows. JAMES CURTIS SUASTIAN to JAKS CURll3 Wl$(MAN 2. ntE. COURT OROERS th•t atl ..-son !Iller· "tad Ill ttlls matter tl\111 •OllMf before th•• COllft II 1M .... ,Inc IMlc•tM Otlew to shOw c11t11 If •ny, '#fly t111 petition tor Chlnfl Of nlrH tfloulll not llt ar111t•• NOTICE OF HEARING Oate 7/lO/O' Time 2.00 ptn Oept.: L73 TN Mdr ... of the C041tt fl eame •• nottcl above. S. A COjly Of lhlt Order to Sflow C111 .. attall be pulll<5'1•• It ltnt once uch wutoi lot fo11r lll«IU.we WMka ptlof to the data Mt for he.,lna 01'1 \he petition Ill tl\t followlfte n-1· P•PI' of 11neu1 clrcu letlon, ~rnttd 111 thlt C:CMllllY: 011fy PllOI hnrNlf1• .... MAIJOltl Ull9 CMTa JUO.e Of TMI 1""'961 COUtlt ,Ublltlrtd Nt'#pOft ltecll/C4tt• Meu OtUy Piiot JuM 17, !4, IUly l.t , 2004 esc H473 111301 Tti. followlnc per.0111 f•ffd wltll lht County 1•8• 15•2004 Tll33S ~.... Dally ,.tlot June 17, 241 are dolnc bull,,.•• 11: Cler• of Ofanp County Fkll..... ...S-Julyl,l.2004 Tll3lu fldltlM ..... : S1hH11 8uit61nc Saf•ty, on06/15/04 Tiit followlna petaona ~....... ...S-1303 Balm ~t. 1e, 20CM6tltH t ... S.... 11• dol111 bualness n : TM followln& l)trsont C:O.taMt.M CAmzt Oally Piiot June 17, 24, Tiit lollowlnc pttsons 1) GROOVE. b) GROOVE ......... 111 dolna buMnlu 11 °'"'*' so-. 1303 .,,, I, I. 2004 Th311 .... dolnc b\Jtlneu 11: FOOTWEAR. 1041 w The followlna Jlt(IOlll Slmpl• Julldtrl. 642 Biiiet St ... Cost• .___..._ KK Couultlna. 715 18th, 8100, Co•I• Mae, ere dolna b111lnt11 11: 18th st.. Cost• Mesa. CA M111. CA 92629 ,_ Orchid Awe • C0tona _,., CA 92627 O.C. Le11dacepe, nl!I 92i527 , Thia butlnttt II con, ... r.....-..... Mar, CA 9262& V.Y.8.E. Inc. (CA), Meyer, Coala Me.,, CA Willlam Jellerson COi· duc:tld by: 1n lndMduel -Mackenzie L•l&h Kent, 1041 W. 18th St. 8105, 92627 fins. 6'2 18th St.. to.ta H-yOtl ftllrted dolnc The followtna ptnona 715 Ofchlf A~e,, Corona Coat• Neu, CA 92627 Manin G11wra. 2215 Miu. CA 92627 l>1111ntttyttl Ho .,, dol1t1 ~ II del Mal, CA 92625 Tiiis bllSIM&I Is co11· M1111 Pl .. Costa Meta. This bualtleu Is ~· D11Nt11 low11 A.L R. fnl•prlMt. 2727 Thi$ buslnus Is con· ducted by: 1 corporetlo11 CA 92627 ducted by: an lftcltvldu•I Thll st1t1ment w11 S Cf~ W1y. St• G, ducted by en lndlvldllal Have you 1tllted dolna T111s buslneu II con· Heve you etll'ted tlolnC IU.d with the County S1nt• All•, CA 92704 Hive you atart•cl dolnc buslntn ytt7 Yu. ducted br: 1n lndMclu•I lluslnHs ytt1 No Ci.tk of Ofan .. Co11ntr So11nd Afftlf Rec:ordina b111lne11 y1I? No 5/1/04 H111t you stll'tad dolna Wrlll1m Jefferson <;'qi· on 00/2ll04 l.ld. (CA), 2727 s. Macflen1le lell!r Kint Y. V.8.E.. Inc., LIO llUllMll l•tf No ""' ~ 20046tl11S. Cfodd)I Wey, Sta. 0, Tlllt stltemtnt w11 Cepulona, Pfuldent ~vln Guerre This •l•lement .,,., 011ly f'llot June 3. 10, Senti An•. CA 92704 filed with the County This at1tt111tnt wu Thrt 1tatement wu !&led w1l,lt th• County 17, 24, 2004 Til2l2 This butlnt11 11 con• Clerk ot 0.-1111• Collnty filed wrUI tlll County fii.d wltll Ult CountJ Cltffl ot Of•nc• eo.inty dtlc\ed lly. • COf'POfltloft on 06/10/04 Clt•k of Or1np County Clefll of Orana• County on 06./22/04 .......... ........ The lollowlnc P1•10na '" dolftc bualneaa ••: AccHI ClllM I""°"', 1t Sliver Crescent. Irvine, CA 92612 Clllft Elliabelll Anne T1tnt, 19 SllVtt Clas· cent lrvfM. CA 92812 Th 1 buafnHI Is COii· ducted lly en lnd!wlduel H1we you started dolna llullnlu let7 "° Cl111'1 lll1btth Anne Trant Thlt .tat•m•nt w11 fl!M W1tll the Co11nty Cllrtl of 0r..,_ Cowoty Ofl Oll22I04 IOM6ttOH1 D1H1 l"ilol Niii 24, July J,8, lt,2004 Th)43 (~ ll01IO.,.,.. Tfl• Ofana• Countr S111lhtlon Dhtrlcl (OCSD) ot Orana• Co11nt1, California, wlll rleti'lt 81~ 11ntll Jiiiy IS, teM, h OO ,.-. •• , Sidi 1111111 h 1tce~nd at OCSD'a Mmlnltlr•llon Lobby or ,.urchuln1 Olwl1fon Otflct, lly the 41111 1nd tffllt lltttell elloVt Hl lortll. at wtllcll time tti.y Wiii M Pllbllc., tllttltCI ancl HlflliN4 al OC$O'S Purdlallfll Offlcl. 10'44 £1119 Avenue, 'CKJnt•"' Vallly, Cellfornl1, t27QI. 7011 "OTICI ~ tlot PUl<MAA Of UfUUl eAS fOI PlAln'S I & J tnofKAn. MO. ( ......... , 81n mvat Ill 1ullmlt lad Ofl tlle form 141f>Plltd •r OCSO In ~cordlnc• ••tlr •• P'Oll!Mn• of 1111 IPt'lflca hon• .S,.Clfl cations, 114.~•· end further lnlol'llllltlOll 1111y bl obtatMd It the IDoYI •ddr .... t~ (714) 9'2-24ll htillahtd Hew,ort ltKll/COlte ...... Dally Piiot Ju111 U, 2004 Tll34t Hive you at.Mtad dolila too46tlt1H on 05/28/04 on OS/04/04 10046ttOHO bus1111uz•tt "° 01uy Pilot June 17. 24. IOCMtt111u IOCM6tUStt 01111 l"Hot Jun• 2•. Ju1r u'd°_u11:011tt~~ ~=In' Julwl, 8, 2004 Th323 o1711fy• P.!!e!_. Ju11e 3, 10, Oally Pilot J11n1 10. 17j 1. 8, 15, 2004 ThlSll ....-_............... , 2 .. ,"""" Th284 24, July I. 2004 Thn PrtaJdent ,__ 11.-_ ............... fhlt ttlte"*11 WU ...__..... .........__..........._ ,__ ... s......, ,_ --... r.....-..... filed with the County ... t....t...-..... -Clttk ol Oranp County The fotlowlnc PtflOOI --~ The follow1111 person• 011 06/22/04 lft dolna bu1lne" 1s· The followlna per tons The lollowln1 perton• are dollll bu1lnesa 11. 10046tt06SI •> Cupc11te 811ttr~. b) lrt doln1 bu1lnt11 ea: tr• dolna bioln111 11: Vlll•lf RHfly, 18682 Delly rilot June 2A, July Fr1nc.h'1 Cupc11te Salt· PATRIOT PRESS, 1501 Ayurvedfc Wtlllltaa Buch Blvd., UH, l.1.15,2004 Tll341 If'/, 273 E 17th St. Weslc:llff Or Ste. 310, Center of Ora111• HunUncton Buch, CA Coate Mesa, CA 92627 Newport Beach, CA. County, 241 Vlctori. St 92M8 ,.... ..... ... s..i..t The tollowln1 persona are doln1 buslnen as: " Moment H' Time Vldto Pro4uctlons. 19 Anacap1 Cowl. f'ool!ll• Rench, Californfl 92110 Tomm'I Jlma Ca"'· P•an•, 89 Anac:o• Court. Foothill Ranch. Calllornla 92610 Tllb bll-. b con duded t.y en lndwld11al Hlv• you started dolna lluslneu yet? No Tommy J. Clmpa&n• Tiiis 1t1teme.nt w11 fillcl wltfl the County Cltt'l of Or111,. Co41nty Oii 05/11/0t toM6thS72 Dafly P110t June 17. 241 My 1. I, 2004 Th3l 1 lklli.a ..... ........ Tiit followlfll petlOlla .,, Go1n1 llvtlMls n Ad Mtdic1I S01utlon1. 16505 C1hlltro Or., Huntlnaton IHcl\, CA 92Mt Krlaty MMrt Andenon, lt505 C•hllero Or., Hu11t1flt1011 9"<11, CA 92649 Tltl1 butlllffl It con· 4fuctld by· 111 lllGlvldual ..... you •tartad doina bullMSI yetT 111o Khsty Merit M4er"MMI Thlt at1lement wt1 flied wltfl Ult County Cterll of Of •naa County 01106/11/04 ION6tltlJI Oall1 "riot June 1'1, 2•, July 1 ••• 2004 Th317 """" LM ,,.nc:ll, 252 92MO ... Costa ...... CA Peul KIM Mallal1111 llOblnllood l11 , Co1t1 Edwerd Cerell, l50l 92627 Jt., 19412 Ironwood, Mesa,CA92627 Westckff Of. Ste. 310, Ttac:I Webb 2160 Huntlncton 8-.ch, CA This llll•lnut la con· ~ewport 8Hch, CA Elden Ave. 1202. Co«t• 91648 . ducted by: 111 lndlvldu1f .2680 M .... , CA 92627 Tllb bullnep Is con· H•v• you 11Mtld dol111 Thia busl11111 Is COii· Thia bu1lness II con· d ctec1 b 1 di Id f l>uflneat Y•l7 Vn, tlllet•d by; 111 llld!1tldu1l ductH by; 1n lndMdual uHlv• .,!;, ::.,red ... _ 7/19/76 IVY'l you started t1o1nt Heve you al¥ted dolnt bllllneSI yet1 Ho wry LM French l>llllness yet? No blltlnt11 y1t7 Ho, Pllll Kane ,,..Jielnlf k Thia abtemtnt WH Ectwwd J. C1r1l1 etertfna cltt•: 6'1-04 Thi• at•t•m•nt 'WH hied with the County Thia 1t1t1ment w11 TrldWtbb tued with the County Cl.,11 of O! 1n1e Cou11ty filed '#Ith the Collnty Tlllt statement '#II Cleffl ot Or1n11 Cou11ty on 05/2lt04 Clttk of Otenp County filed with t"-County on 06/17!04 I004 .. 17UI 01106/15/04 Clt<ll of Or enc• County too46ftOIU Dalt!/ilot Jun. 3, ~ IOOfftltl1' on05127/04 o 11 Pilot Ju 2• July 11. • 2004 Th ~~Y1·P'~"' 1?;./ts =:'::r1:. 3• 10• 1~8~15. 2004"' fttw :-s: Fktl"-...... 17,24,2004 Th289 The followl"I persons ... S...... ,,. dolnc bual11ta1 .. · Port Orenc• Ruf ftt•t• Oenlot>menl end Bro· ltlf tCt, 2t~ Brlttol St .. Cott• Mtu, CA 92626 Gr•IO!Y Stephen ~.. ZS CIC>t WOOd· ~lie.a Ntwpo<t hec:h, This bu1111n1 fla con· ducted by· 1n lndlvkluel HIV• you 1t1rt1d dolna bullnesa 1'•t1 Ho Gr•1S ceor,. Ttrts ttatement wu ftlld Wl\11 ttr. ~unty Clift. of Duns• Cou"ty onOl/22/04 no.Mtt06J I Dally Pilot Junt 24, July I. t .15, 2004 Thl39 Thi follow1111 per10111 ert dolnt bvslMlt 11! leuthtt1que, 1273 £. lmperlel Hlthw1y, l"la· centla,CA92110 K.r~ l"u111anl Orvblls, 4165 H1nn•ll Cir., YOllMI Lindt, CA 92m Thia lltdllltll .. COii• ductad by· en lndlvldual Heve you atlfltd doltll buslneu yet? Yu, .lune 7,2004 Krl1 Pu1n1nl Crubba Th•• statement wn filed with tflt COU11ty Clelfl of °'"'" Collnly onOl/17/04 IOCM6tt00t7 01111 Piiot June 24, Jutr I, I. l&, 2004 Tll356 CU't1tllf# ftllHUIAou r,,,UJH1 .,01rul1AIA01111 Lit,,.. Clu•f/ld S#rl" l>Wd#f1 ''"JO.I"" ,,,.,,,., . NEW BUSINESS TIP #2 STARTING A NEW BUSINESS??·; The Legal Noticel Depertnaent It the Dally Plk>t la • pleaed to ~Vfde MrvtcM to new bualnn••· 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 Organiutlon) If you need a DB~ we can mall, fax, or emall the form you will need to fill out and file your fictitious business name statement. along with the search form, instructions tnd pricing Information. We'll tlke your flling to the Orange County Cleric's office for you I PIN• call tot ditallsl Daily Pilot legal notkes M9wl42-4321 SMALL BUSIN SS The ne Of Am rlca leen~Wltilp. W.Clf\IM ~~­ by mlkilg flt~ to .. Orqt C°'"Y <M·RtconW In ~ Ana to Ne 'f04X .....,,,.,. (often retttl'ld u a OBA·~ 8ueNM Aa0 ). We wt1 pubHah ~ .._ n1m1.....,.. once 1..-torfotWwttkl aa rtq&nd by ... Ind'*' flt your proof °' ~ -"'flt Ccx.ny RIOorder, ..... W. can fax, Hid or md ~ ~ fonna Wlttl .... b your lclba ~ nlrnt ltMementr or Mop by l'9 Dltf Plot. 330 W. Bly St. Colta ....._ ... -Md <ri/ ....... mRMt. If YI"' .. tnf qt.II .. Dill, ... ~ ... (848) 842~1. W.'rt °'*' ......, ~ F,_ "°"' 1:30 1m b 5:00 pm. OOOd Mk"' yu""'......, ··-.... " Policy How to Place A --Deadlines-- Rates and deadlines are subject to ~ change without notice. The publisher reserve the right to censor, reclassify, revise or reject any classified, classified 'display or display advertisement. .Please report any error that may be in " 'your classified ad 1mmcdiately. The cLAss1FmAD -.Monday ...................... Friday S:OOpm Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pm ' 'Daily Pilot accepts no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it By Fax (949) 631-6S94 1 "'-hich1de yow name -"" pt.ooc nwllbu anJ "'•'II ult you i.:k wnl! a Pl""" q11«e I By Phone (949) 642-5678 Hours . By Mail/Jn Person: 330 West Bay Street Co II Mesa. CA 92627 Al Newport Blvd.&: Bay St. Wednesday .............. Tuesday S:OOpm Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm Saturday ..................... Fri day 3:00pm ' may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the fint insertion. Telephone 8:30am-S:OOpm Monday-Friday Walk·ln 8:30arn·S'.00pm Monday-Friday Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm S-2490 &itecUbltl/ Memcnbllll 1160 . Scnmllil., lttS ~ ........ .,,.,, 3'35 HOMES F-ORSALE jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiN=EiiiiiWiiiiiiiiiiliiP•O=RiiiiiiTiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~= 5400 '' SU..ul-5934 TOP SS 4 ltlCOUS ITC ·-a..c. Elc. !Os & Sh • ·.a. Mite, !c*r. bJbt ~ Mllo.e 949 64S·7SOS ~"MERTAINMENT ._.,,_ &encl 1310 ,,,\11 r111 U l1t1 1dnrt11 0Jn9 In this n1wsp1per Is '41l>l•Ct to lht ~•d•r•I f 111 Hou11n& Act of 1968 as 1m1nded which m111u 11 1111111 to CONSIGNMENT GALLERY AH1lQUES. co.urneu:s • UPSCAI.£ FURHIT\JRE PW«lSlN(f • kwl 1111<0 Rl:al1ttd • 'llt Milt HOUIC Calli • (.ASlt BUY Ol!TS • One 1'1a.c or f.11111!' f.su1t • Con11gnmrnu Eacepccd IXJy • Ut>IC S.Ja • ~ Appr&JAb • Bondtd Ile l 1U"11K'd • 8K SQ FT I Rl:EWi\Y FRONTAGE SHOWROOM • In Co11i Moa: l:nd of 55 Fwy TOU.RIEE 888-434 -0722 HP•tS0-4870 7 IA·04-072l 1941 NEWPOR T B L. COSTA MESA Anllltlm Hiiis O,..• "" .. s.t •· l2 8418 E Cody Wey Open & br1aht floOfpltn. 3Br, 2.58a. 2 Cit flflll•· ptlvtle end uni with 1111n~ll vltw $489,000 ~ ..... ~ ShlilY OM MM.»1845 <>-. ~ 95m.7.!l8 NfW OfflltlNOI OPEN SUNDAY I 4 J33 G11nd C1n1f F 1nl11hc co1n11 w1ter lront w/bo1tdoclll Gre•t vlew1. 4br, 3b1, up&rtd· 1d kitchen, IMna room & p1t10 Only S3_.!%.000 949 362 low •21 ••.Overtlte 'any prefer enc•. t1mll1t1on or JllSC:rtm1n1Uon besed on J~c•. color rel1t10n. sea. 3460 Mlscellaneoua Mefftndlle JEWELRY/ DIAMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS 3855 Balboa PtnlnlUl1 -------.. J11nd1C1p, f1mltiat st1tus or n1llon1I oric1n, or 1n "'"""°n to mah 1ny .tau:h preference. llm1t1 ., lion°' d1scrlml111t1011 • Thia newsp1per wtll not ·llnowlncfy 1ccept 1ny • 1dverllum1nt for rHI , ot•t• whteh 11 1n v10l1t10n ot the law Our •r Md er s are hereby informed th1t 111 dw•ll· l/l&S 1dvert1Std 1n this NfW NMa USlO '1lt IAYllONT Vl•w 1/8 wtdd1111 dress, Twra, w I ,.eek, I br 2 b • • C._, <•Meech v..i. Plld ~ SIOOO Mii plfhlnc, S650,000 Peul Old Colnsl Cold, solver, fcw S500 !M9 64,2 1XJ'l Pevll10n 11£ 949 290-8 l21 .,wlWy, w.tclws. ent~ tollecUl>ln 9'9-642 9'48 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MusJcal Instruments/ WANTIO J~1Sw1f'4t -· , ....... It-• (t4t)4t4-17JI Corona dtl Mar , .MWSPll)lf 11 e IVllllble on 1n eauet oppotlunoty blSIS Accmorla 3515 Real Estatl To compt1in ol d11 u1m1n1t10n. c•ll HUO toll lrff 1t I 800 424 8590. leloy Ore1t4 l"le111 bl1clo. f1n11h with b4nch. nice white lo.eys, Sl.800 7\4-6H-4SH 1"3 cm a&10 : iiii·iiWiiiiiAiiiiiNiiiiTiiiiiEiiiiiDiiiiiiiiij -.~--Cits-~-.- :MtJons • tor Aclophon SAl 12·4:00 • ANTJf\UES P1tSm1rt Costa M111 _ ___.!&_ -17th & Su=, (N .. t def S'Yle FIWnltw. to~) 1-3272 • PIANOS i Coltectlblet • ·-··-5"ING KmOfS a un • ,1,.._,..._.°""•,_.~-0 o a• on II n • : ts CASH PAID St -••••llfMllc.as Rwd .. .... -.. _ -., """ Ima. J) °"' 11111#1 •• wr auv UTATtS ... bbld -.cs. ....... --~tv~ ~..._,, IL ~ l1SI 17ft'ltl2~~ www 1n1m1ln1two1k.or1 0..0n .... ~2279 QUAlln' KITTINS & CA U I Cared f 01 In l'l1vMe Homes, Mlcroch1pped, Blood T.W. fed f'remUTI Foods, ............. Shots. 0.wormH & de HHd. IE.N..TH CUMN<IU. T-. NWlts' ~ 12 ... INN SPECllllM frldrt NW1b 7Pm ' w...ldl 12 ... fASHOt~ Wlrad Offk• lkte-WMl-4 for purch1541 COM/flshton lslend/Alrport area 1500· SOOOtf Wiii OIY market prtct. t0-720-0262 Olceab'--- IASlstOI CM Oftlc1 spc IYaol 12Blaf, 950lf, ZIOlf. 129 Ctbrllo St. CJ.Ill, Clllen, llJea\ loct ~ 5171 l"rllfte Office Suite Approa 68lsf, 1063•1 ' 1223sl 11 SI 80 Sl 98111 near N•wrort Center Av1llabi. 2 3-746 6300 RESIDENTW. INCOME PROPERTY t UlftTS -COSTA MISA HI. HATH, SOU, STSS,000 t4t-22'·l4IO ·c..w..,.. lMlil' OPEN SAT SUN I 4 2S31 Grt1nbrt11 3br 2b• slna lam hormi S625K S6651< 2519 Bowdoin Culd d• sac st Too much to mention S690K S75()1( 2530 rordh1m I& COfner tot, bHu 4br 2b• lldwd 11,., new p1tlo. must .. •• S690I( $75()1( llnd1 Hartm1n Remu 966M-2144 714-JIM.9661 OllM SAT-SUM tt-4 tf1AHIMOf, 3bl 2b1, la Mwm. 191c l1m kitch, cloH to Soutll Co11t Plue l"ool/19• Grt entw Ml RV l'ot· alblt *9.000 •It Oelpll1 Oswald Wm Kennedy & A.uoc 714-751·5358 index HumtngtonBtadl U 11 Wl•hfl.W CJr Of'IN SAT 12..4 4br 2 ~ home. up- &r•dt1, hdwd firs. I& wr•P •round b•ci<11rd Sl.075.000 Cltt'ln1 Rob eris Landmark Re•llotS t4t-SU-779t Laguna Niguel ON T\I COit Channel u OPEN S•l·Sun Spec •a 4br des11ner per I reiorl style pvt Estate custom pool, 1p1 lount11ns Views In 11t1d Bur Brtnd Rid11 Sl,500.000· Sl.1'!IO.CXX> P111n:k Tenore ~ Hlllorr\o'Adt ~ Newpoft Beacfl NEED TO SEll YOUR PROPERTY OUR HOMES Of THE WEEK PAGE ON SATURDAYS CAN HELP CAll •GBlllOUS Ht-574-4249 lODAll ODOtllBl 94t-57MUS l.-.. "'1<1• hyfrwwt In Newpon 8N<h 2bf + den, Jba, L.,itsl pt1n In complu, 2 ctr P<lo.na + stouae. •wo • 2500f t of llvlna spice Sl.350,000 Call Jacobs R11tty & lnveatmenh '49-642-4400 Tennie Cowt lttate 5br 6b1, approx 6000sl ,on 1 22 1cr11 Nr f uhlon II OcHn ' b•Y view• Below Marlo.et V1lue SJ,750,000 C1ll P11r1ck T enOfe Netlonwlde USA 949-1156-9705 tlU"S TOW~HOMf OPINSUM l-S 456 VISTA nu<HA A cuatom un11t1ch•d twnhm on wide rrnbelt 3b< 2.Sba fr. $947,000 Nof•il• P1ul1on R11lty 949632 6489 htc-• ...,,..._ nnr Hewporl Shorn, walk to ocun 3br 211• uppe1 unll. 2br 21>1 lower. • cer I" perktna. SI .200,000 Werren first THm 9'9·903 0709 2AD~lOTS S..PelWlsllb ~Sadl9Zil Pr~lsonlJ 714-~IS llwff1 i.wnt ,.-tee 38R 28A Cul·d•·•n CloM lo pool1/achools. M1ny UP(rtdtl lncludtl •II 1pph '839.000 Ooua luHey, lkr 9't9·T20·170of Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Cal Donna at (949) 642-4321 UYFIOltT W/2 Side ries 4bf 3.Sba 0000 st estate, pool, sp1 & 1•led entry Pettlclo l1nor1 HmanMll ~~ IMlltltvl 41r I .He H-, rock pool & 191 Must see to •llllf'eclate Sl,775,000 for »le by Owner I Art 9ot9 640-1140 ,.., .. , Of 0-11!1,, 4PlU I blks lo Oclln/ pier, oc1en vltwf 4()1( In UPlrldUll Frt 11nlt d1t1ch 2br I Sb1 (2) 2br 2bt + 1tudlo. SI .600.000 llnd1 949-433-6M3 MISCfWHEOUS RENTALS Ptppetwood Ac>ls [ sodt back b1y lbr w/d. p1ho bocllyard NO PETS $945/mo 9't9 631 7813 2•. 210, ....... In Mew Verde 11 new ~. newply remodeled xlnt loc $131!5Cl,o'mo 714 !67 7733 l M I <•••• Me .. , nr b1ck bey, 2br I Sb1 condo. new carpeVp11nt. 11 deck. fP. 'l or I" 111 SI 495 949 293 4630 Me .. Verde • 2IMI hse, new paint onsidllout la yd, RV ecu, 2 c pr, .,. S2200 !M9 m 4631 I •Ide 3bt 2b1 hse. hdwd firs. huflt yard, lfuit trtes, pets oll w/dep 3b5 E1thet St. do not disturb tenenl S2600 Aval! 8 I 650 0488 Office •fNCI 11WOftfe4, l!i<> 300sf, COM luhlon lslend or oc 1irpotl ar11 Slor 21oe lewer u..lt, 3 Syr lu, 9't9 720 0262 remodeled, steps to YIAllY llASH .... NIWPOft lfOMlS ta1 oauNOY IWTC>ti t4'-67S-6161 &AMI mDO MmtOU5I VtrU<llts con0o, aar•a•. pool f•lness, b1~ony SI 1501mo 949 721 0889 btKh. Ip, front patio, •at $JlOO 949-673 7800 2tw :floe 21.tl SI M.wtna, ba1 .. ew\ u1>tr1des. dose to Ix II le b1lcony ••• $3~ 949 673 7800 Hort... View H-u 3Br 28• very clean. AESIOENTIAL RENT AlS ORANGE 7400 NI l•Y•l .. 1 Vtll•t• oatl 7/6 SJ500/mo 2 .. 2 quiet cott11e. Fplc, yHtly lisaM !M9 759 3171 COUNTY Balboa Penlnsul1 y1rd, w/d, pool/clubhse on i., SlJID'n 9&613«m Ore•• P1n1.,.11to, clo'9 to bch/b1y 2br Iba p1t10. 11r. w/d. avail 8 I Sir, 210, 1-ttllfl' 2-c Sl700 714 S40 0970 11r. P•llo. Fplci...excel Nl"I Hel~hlt, auut lent cond S3uu0/mo •eerl• 949 67!1 9822 house, 2br b1 ulll peld, 7 I tlov•, relrla, $1800 949 642 1146 949 rn 1137 21tr 2lt• 11w11h1"'1 Chcw .. IMt l'etl• H-Niki level. hu1e 11t1cil l lbr, ¥rf ~ mil 711. c 11<. pool, ttnn1t, $2100 S1mm no!* nan llllllr. Avell 7 15 949 Ma 0359 ~311118 ~ms 2b1+den/2b1 upper unit new Plin1 I blk to bch, YHrly• ltHt 180 de1Uet bey v11w. I story 3bt 2 Sba 2200 st, house w/huae P•I yard, RV ttcen prof lanelsc only $3595 • p•h ok 2323 Ir vine Ave. cell Patrick Tonote 949 856 9705 NP lleiahh, home for lse. cr1ftmen$ style. Jbr ~ olhce 2 Sb1. chet !Ille, dlni m. fp '" mstr br f 1nc1d yd $4000/mo Yrly lse Carrie Allen Coldwell Banker 71«23 1652 ~718-2378 ,,.....,,..c, ... ,.._, CdM 18• 181 11 300/mo Cdm F11<"1$11ed 38r 281 ~~ l73k7'f& 111 $7300 MtwpoltCoast Ava1l1bll Slpt·Ocl '"' lydi RMI latete SWIT• IJcli Ht-&17-0 12 ......,c,.,,_._., Jbr Jba remod Poof jlcuu1 t1nn11. 2 c 1ar S2SOO/mo 949 619 5576 VACATION REHTAl.S haipe n.. """' CMNont Pelm 0.sl!fl Alea Re-t CommunJty I to JBr P<•••te condos on PCA 27 hole 1011 courS4 low aoll 1 al..s tenn11. hotel l1cU1t111. ca"no cloM. IVl•I Wtthncb. w .... ly and monthly As~ ebout our S99 00 Spec11ll WWW.ICDK ....... -.clftl 01wnk1ltenb1ch~ sbqjoOll net !MS 723-=l 191 DU COHSULTAN1 R1au1ar & Sp1t111 Education Advoc1le-Resourc11 Credentials 949-640·2147 Prtme Tutonno 7990 T todier of Picllo ..,., ...... 0.... .ll)"te•l**Q lKM>ns 1n your honlt Recrtal1 1n tommun1tr JOBS WANTED fmplayment Wanted COMl"ANION SIClllTAltY 8200 e.t PllY'IC. Hculllhokl ,,_,,, COl1 ........ IOll l lc Cle lie M The Thrcl You Don I Hiiie Tma ror• Honmfy .. lnttv llY MMSl~"'6 \rn Emplayment 8500 121 hMle Piece O"N SAT/WM \•S 2Bll 2BA 2 •IOfY 2 Cir ... , I deck • P•llo NOW '2100 (y IW Ptlt) ect STARTING A NEW BUSINESS?? 949-697 8437 The Legal Notices Department at the Dally Piiot Is pleased to provide services to new businesses. 00U (Alf fa. SAU lnctudtt· Rttn0le C6/ltrol. ll1tt«y, Batttry Cl\111t1. lluk1t w/1>f lnll Hokier. Entlilnl Condition S4SO 714·546-0572 lfter 5jlm. WIN! WIN! WINI Tht fifing of your FlctltJoua Bu81nw Name St1ttment le an Important firat 1119. Wt can aavt you vaklablt tlmt by making !ht \tip \o the Oftngt County Cltr'<·Rtcordtr In Santa Ana to flle your ltlttmtm (often rel rrtd aa a OBA· "Oolng Buslnw At"). Wt wlll publish your l'cddoua name statement once 1 Wiik for fOUf wttka u requited by law and ll'len flit your prOOf of publication with "' Cotltty Rtcordtr, .. wll. • 4 • ' ... I ,11 • ' . ... • . .. ' PLUG IN Plug Into the Pilot Classffied sectiOn to find services from electtonlcs end plumben. to landscapers and ~ln1ers. ~llf"'(H •<Oll4"°4 DallyPllot Win A Night Of Co.mtdY For You And ! Frtend11 Just Mall this ad In for our weekly random drawing along with your name & phone number. Wt can fu, •mall or mall you tht formt with inltNCtlons !Of your ftolttloul bUalneU rwnt a\attment, or l10p by tht Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St, Cotta M..a. It'• easy end Onty taktl 1 ftw minutia If you have a/ff qutltlOnl, plMM cal ut It (949) ~~1. Wt'rt optn Mondty ~ Fl1dly from 8;30 em &o 5:00 pm, Good Daily.APilot ' Serwtct Dlrtetoly Ace-- C1l1fo11111 l1w rt· CIUWH tll1t centr.c• too telillll )Obs llllt tot1I COO Of ll'Mlf• (Ubot or mettrllls) k l•ctntH lly tM Contr1ctora St1t1 LKen ... loerd. Stitt law •IM reqvortS that co11tuctort Include tlleor lictMe numw on aft ed""tillnl You «n cMc.lt th• tfatus of your llcenud contractor at •-nib.Ct It¥ Of 800 321 CSLB Unli· c1n11d co11tr1ctors t1k1n1 1ob1 that total Ian than $500 must 1t.tt1 111 thttl 1dverh11m111t1 11111 tllt'f are not llc:tnMd bJ ti.. Contr1cl0t1 State LlttnMt lo•d • , ... ........ El.Ills • Crown Molding •Baseboard • Door & Window casing • Wainscoting • Wood noonng &more (kllOMI) 141.111.1741 COMPUTE1' HELP! .._ .......... ·--· ... •lit•• .... ,,,. uQlllrt ·-::::... ..... ·· ••• -a. ... •Giii~ .,,..._,.. ... ·~=.""'-• ';'"~°"""t:: 714-612-2716 _c. __ ,,.._CI_•_•• ..... •----..._,_, '' ... ANTIQUE& CLASSIC CARS, &PIEJOWf& .. wblllnbll. Soli6 ... NOm'8 •~U ~ .. , 0 74 •1012 IABT • lt.J • ., • • o 7UJ O AJ •A5 lfN1Ylll'97 Al utru, .int OOftd. 6IK rnl, "500 .... 723-4712 '-'.._Of--, so 'O 1 fWJ ml, jlt bl9dll ttn ltllr, wp«b cond, 'l' warrentr 1011 $ 3,795 ¥710312 Bllr. SI Hlbll ~ 949-511-1• WWW ocoMlcom BOAT REPAIRS/ MIZ400Sl~2 .SERVICES .......... . -M. .. ~ ,_. 11111 '*'*'YI ... -. must BOATS SUPS/ ... $10.0CX)71~ MOORINGS/ M1rc14u 4SO SL< lAlJNCHllGI C.... ?I So'dlhn lthf, OTftDAl!f -snrf. C1>, auperb un· IJl"""'1 mlfktd body & m•· ------dlanlcel eoncf, must ... to 1Hrtcllt1, thit eat It In show cond, $M95 ¥114296 949-516-18111 -. ..-...- .. ..., lflft cat. .... ._ tlWI l3n on "° ll'lllinl bltt. F re. anchor wind.. llltWll. 11111 cNlr. -... GrMt CNlllll+4lllt hMw 'Ot SU 4• t;t"of~~ ... b sedan, auto. low ml, M,.,7.st-0705 lllv« Und, tilt MW ------- '84n tlll!l eeal8118 ~I 1170 a..,.rr.l, 111 new lnttrlOf. wlndltu anchor, redar/arch, much more, $27,000 Cell Tom 714-t04-G 111 S..W... 'OI Sll S.._ auto, 1111111/aend Int. motchln1 cloth Int. promlvm aound, coat $1411 offttod at $711, like new 11502985 Bkr. Mt·Sl6-1111 _....., __ -f0"9 ...... tll 714 ... 1112 AYM.All[ TOOAYI MJ.67'5!116 T-11hlMtSl41 Tiu 1nlllble f6' rent Ntor lido Island 714-7J1-44HeL '6 AnyRlak Welcome Immediate SR22's Lowest Prices in CA ServingOC Since 1989 714.825.1974 "Emp/,qyee." "EmpleaJo. " ''Arbeitn.thTMr." •1111111 •••n. a a .... CM -"· "Emp/.Qyt. ,, '/,, ,,,,,, ,/ . ,, / _' ~,. ,~:: PUBLIC NOTtCE The Ctllf. l'ullllc Utllltllt Commtulon ttQVKll thtt '" UMd llou11hold 1ood1 mov111 print their l'.U.C. Cel T numbor; lllllOS 1nd dlevtteurs print 111111 T.C,I' llUmlltr Ill Ill odYer• 11 .. mentt. If you lleve any queatlon• llllout the 1111t1ty of • mover, 111110 or clwtllffwr, cd: PUIUC lfftlmll CMM•-1 7 - /ISPH/111 PllVING ~; p. ~ 111 ll -. 714.435.1766 'lHl#lffiltg • ~., rmaum.,.. c...-..~ tWll•UA 11