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Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 SATURDAY, JUNE7,2003 L.A. jump-starts El Toro battle . Revelation that L.A. mayor asked federal government QUESTION oppo~ Hahn's move. ~me ~w I.he vote a'> the final v.ord lO Is there still • ch•nc. for "We are outraged r.ha1 Los Angeles I.he f::J Toro debate 1\ewpon Beach ctnd for airport at closed Marine base revives debate •n •ltport at EJ TOf'07 Call leader. have I.he effrontery to try IO Costa ~tel>a actl\'L'>LS .t1ooou., 10 keep the our Readers Hotline at ? an faro thought settled by passage of Measure W last year. u~urp I.he wiU of Lhe voters and I.he idea of E.J a.upon aJ1H• have had (949) 642-6086 or send • elected officials of neighboring junsdic trouble findmg ctn dUdiemt· - unuJ June C1111r1nde cretly asked I.he federal government for e-mail to uons, • aur.honty Olairwoman ~1in11 now [email protected]. Please spell Da1lyP1lot a green light to open a commercial air· Wallen. sa1d in a ~ t a t ement. "Absolutely v.e '>Uppon that. but I your name and tell us your hometown port at the closed El Toro Marine Air The push to create a commercial air don't thmk I.here·., anything for u~ to do." and phone numbers for verification NEWPORT BF.ACH - After months of Base. pon at 1-.1 To ro to accommoda1e fu1ure ~d Newpon Beach < 11y C.ounnlman purposes only. ear-splitting silence, the debate over an "I'm quite pleased wir.h I.he leadershJp air travel demand was effecuvely hailed Tod H1dgeway '"'ho al'>o -.it'> rm the tnOu El Toro airport has suddenly roared back Mayor Hahn has shown on Ltus regional after voters approved Mea.,ure \\ hv a en11al C:.Oulhl·rn C.alllorn1<1 .\-,\n ol
ICE HOCKEY SPECIAL FIRST CLASS Council No choice may limit now but to take it to its power Game7 to rehear • EDITOR'S NOTE: As a special feature, Guy Hebert, a Newport Beach resident and former goalie Dick Nichols. who hac; for the Mighty Ducks, will write regular diaries about the team called up several planning and ita experiences throughout de c i s ion ~. is impetus for 2 the Stanley Cup finals. actions on agenda. here Is something special about home Ice June Casa&rande T advantage. Isn't there? I Daily Pilot had alluded to that earlier on. during the playoffs, and It has '\F\\'POHl BL.\1 11 - In orw ol f\\lJ ..ic certainly come to light here In tmn.., aimet.l JI < ow1tllmJ11 I J1d :'\ll hol'>. the Stanley Cup finals. Bor.h the Cm I oum ti h1ll '''""'Jt•r Tut-...dd\ teams have played their best \.. tier.her 10 limn the p
• J I . THE OLDER CROWD Costa Mesa Senior Center is a 'treasured heaven' veryday Don't think since my the cente(s EAugust2000 members don't appointment as get around executive director We've taken of the Costa Mesa trips to Otlna. Senior Center, I Russia and have felt so Canada. the fortunate to serve latter to see its in a place that is beautiful fall bright. vibrant and colors. ln always filled with AVIVA September, we the chatter and GOELMAN have a 10-day laughter of active visit to Japan people enjoying the scheduled. And for the golden years of their lives. gamers among us, our The center truly is one of day-trip and overnight Costa Mesa's best treasures excursions to casinos are and Is vital to the fabric of wildJy popular. our community. What's remark.able is As I get around this city. that our annual I find citizens who have membership fee is just KENT TREPTOW DAILY PILOT lived in our community for SIS. It's a small sum that Steve Johnston, who got involved in radio through the Army, now hosts a radio show aimed at seniors. many years. Yet many have provides seniors 55 and never heard about us.. over with a monthly The center is a nonprofit subscription to the center's governed by a caring and newsletter and access to com.mined board of our many special events Making something out of nothing dlrectors. We survive, quite during the year. These u,eraDy, through corporate include our Fourth of July ftlnding. grants and celebration. Monte Carlo At 13, Steve Johnston walked to Thompsons Market advertising agency for 20 years "It's a radio program on XM personal donations. But night, Luau and Step Out started on a journey at 30th Street and Balboa with a hlgh school friend. He satellite radio called 'Don't Act these days. funding For Seniors beach walks. Boulevard. I le was hired as a now performs Bible narration Your Age.'" Johnston said. "The sources are very scarce. The center's importance that has taken him box boy and cashier at~ 13, and other productions. show is for grown-ups with lots The center offers so to our community was "I of living to do. It's hosted by through Army radio and became the manager of the staned narrating BibJes in many reasons for our best described by former market by the time he~ 16. 1981 and do all the National Rick Scarry and Martha community's seniors to be Daily Pilot columnist and and Bible narration. He paid for his first dentist Park driving tapes, such as McFarland." a part of our family. New current Costa Mesa P.Mks visit out of his pocket. after 13 Yosemite, Yellowstone Park - The show features different and wonderful friendships and Recreation Suzie Harrison years of never havin.g dental all the parks," Johns ton said. "I people - such as "CSI" actor bloom here. There is lively Commissioner Byron de Daily Pilot care. dramatize It. put actors in. It's Robert David Hall, who turned conversation about the Ara.kal inru s Between the Working every day and very popular. I just finished his life around later in life - issues of the day. It is a Unes colwnn in June oving to Newpo rt attending Newport Harbor High 'Shiloh,' a UttJe documentary, · Gild Johnston has a large place to learn and be 2001 : Beach in 1956, when he School. he managed to be a with more than 40 voices from collection of interviews that he entertained. · As time has hurtled M was 13, Steve track star and a lead in a play. South Coast Repertory and and his buddies did back in the But the center nourishes forward in their lives, they Johnston's fu ture looked bleak: He gradua ted from Orange sound effects..• Army in Frankfurt. Germany. more than just the spirit. have often found His family wa .. homele!>S for six Coast College. went to Long He said be was born working · we had a reunion and Our members enjoy a hot themselves abandoned. momhs and then li ved in a Beach and earned a degree in on ideas. • decided to pool our talents. All meal at noon. And if without friends or garage. His father was an radio. becoming a radio "I started with nothing but contribute to chJs program, all they're homebound, we companionship. Our aJcohohc. and h i'> mo ther announcer for the U.S. Army in ideas and built things on air: did interviews," Johnston said. deliver meals to them. We toss-away culture is more couldn't drive a car. Germany for four years. Johnston said. "The truth is, I Janis Joplin, Tiny Tun and provide them content to warehouse "I remember when I was m "I won an Army always thought of life as an Ella Fitzgerald are in their transportation to their them instead of engage I.be sevemh grade at I lorace commendauon and other opponunity. If you choose life. coUection of interviews. They doctor appointments and them. We're just too busy Ensign Middle chool and was awards for radio and you choose opponunity. • ha ve about 50. provide rides to the center swilling our lanes and called into the office. they ~ave prod ucuon!> ... Johnston said. Hts ph ilosophy • ~ that 11 Addressing issues that baby so they can enjoy all of our managing our portfolios. me a box of clothe.'\, " the Everything was going weJJ. I le doesn't matter where one is in boomers and older people face activities. All of which LS why the 60-year-old Johruton said. "I went from a private to an F-6 in life. it's 1rvpon an1 to take is another important put of the If you poke around the Costa Mesa Senior Center didn't reah1.e how poor we were. hnJe more than two year-. and advantage of oppornm iry. show. center - and I encourage is a beacon in our I was weanng holey ieans. the was called by tht• Pentagon 10 "As you grow older. you need "We set up the stage so you to do so - you will community." same thing five days in a row... go to I lollywood to do rdd10 10 reinforce more and more people can live active, full and witness a hive of activity. As the director, I have He said he wa!'I '>0 that there a re nothing but and produce some thing'> there rich lives and stay enthusiastic Our members socialize the privilege of being there e mbarr~~ed, !>O chagrined Lhat for the American Forces Hadio oppo rtuniues out there for at the same time." while playing bridge. every day enjoying tbelr he thought at that pom t that no an d Television (\ervices. you." Johnston said. Johnston said It's important bingo and pinochle. They stories of yesterday and one was gomg to ~ t o p him 10 From there. he accompli!.hed Believing in those words. he for him to help peo ple find play pool in our billiard looking forward to each better his life. many things in his career. started a syndicated radio what they love to do - and room and talk politics in day as a new adventure. I Johnston decided he wasn l including being a radio DJ m program aimed at baby have them change their lives to our beautiful library. am not alone in this, as the going to live like tha t, so he Orange County and owning an boo nw !">. do what they love. Our health-conscious center has a wonderful members participate in caring staff and board of our many health and directors. It takes all of us weUness programs - from to make this the special chair exercises. balance place It is. Please stop by " Focusing on M emory Loss" JUNE 18 call (800) 595-6667 and mobility. and Tai OU and visit or join the from 6 30 to 7·30 p m . at the Phil Brigand!, Orange County CALENDAR to yoga, aerobics and seniors for lunch. Get to Orange Coast Unitarian arch1v1st, will discuss what is JUNE26 jazzercise. And we enrich know our older citizens Universalist Church, 1259 1n the archives as they relate to " Five Keys to Vibrant Living" II • Send CALENDAR items to the their minds through who have contributed so Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St . Costa Vicioria St., Costa M esa. The Costa Mesa's history at 7 p.m . a free seminar to be heki from 6:30 classes on cooking, much to our country and Mesa, CA 92627; b y e-m ail to pr esentation will address at the Costa M esa H1storicat to 8 p.m at Mother's Mar1cet. 225 E mike.6wsnson @/st1mes com, variou s causes o f memory loss Society, 1870 Anaheim Ave . 17ttl St , Costa Mesa. To make computers. health issues. our community. de Arabi saJd it by fax to (949) 646-4170, o r by and diagnosis and treatment Costa M esa. For m ore reseNations, call (800) ~ financial management and Byron ca lling (949) 574-4298 Include For more informati on, call informa1ion, call (949) even organizing a photo best "We owe those folks..· the time, date and loca, tion of (949) 646·4652 631 -5918 or send e- m ail to JUNE 28 album Equally important, the event, as w ell as a contact cmh1story a;/snset com The Co1ta Mau Senior Center we help them keep in • AVfVA GOEL.MAN is the phon e num ber. A complete THURSDAY will hold a flea martcet from 8 a.m . touch with family and executive director of the listing Is available at A frH bone density screening JUNE 25 to 1 p m . at the center'• parking friends through e-mail. Costa Mesa Senior Center www.dsilypilot.com. w ill b e offered from 10 a.m . to "WellnH1 and Heeling" 11 a lot, 695 W. 19th St Spaces cost Where else would you find and will write OQC8tlonal 2 p. m . at M o ther 's M arket, 225 free seminar to be held from $10 for members, $20 for all of these under the same columns about the center, Ill WEDNESDAY E 17th St., Costa Mesa. For 6.30 to 8:30 p.m . at M other's nonmembers. Reservations are roof? membera and aenior i11uff. JHnne Flint from the more information. ca ll (949) Market, 225 E. 17th St .• Costa required. For m ore information, Alzheimer's Assn. will p resent 631-4741. M esa. To m ake reservation s. call (949 646·2356. - Coral WJl90n Box 1560, Costa Mesa. 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the City Council and on pro· BRIEFLY IN posed '>tgnUicant budgetary and sel'Vl ce level changes from Teacher's idea lands school $50,000 THE NEWS the 2002 OJ adopted budget. fhe council will discuss tht Hoag Glncer Center to proposed budget at 1lb s tudy Newport Coast Elementary second-grade for the. Newport-Mesa Uni Van-Zeebroek, principal at ses'iion on Mo nday. for more teacher who entered video contest is fied School District. Newport Coast. "It's all going hold survivor party mformaao n. contact Director McGann figured that the to be focused on technology The • toag Cancer Center will o f hnance Marc Puc ken at named the winner at a Florida conference. eas iest way to show how easy ... to bolster our cl~room host Its 15th annual Ceiebrarion of 17 14) 754 · 5243. it is to use the projector computers, add a couple Ufe ror 400 local cancer survivor... Christine Carrillo video had made it to lhe fi would be to put It in the more smart boards. It will go their families and fnends from 2 Arthritis Foundation Daily Pilot nals. ~ I believe it increases hands of a chiJd. She put her fairly quickly." to 4 p.m. Saturday. students' motivation and fai th in the showmanship of While the money will help The outdoor afternoon celebra· receives $23.000 NEWPOllT COAST - In panicipalion in their own firs t-grader Ryan Cargile, the school upgrade its tech llon will include a magic show, art The Women '1> Aux.ihary of the spiration s truck Lanie learning and it in creases the who wore a pair of slacks and nology. the i.chool's partici therapy, entertalnmem and re Arthritis foundatio n has do· McGann and led her to a i.tudents' interest In the con a tie to evoke an air or profes pation In the conteM gave it rre..tunenu.. nated S23,000 to the foundation $50,000 goldmine. tent. It also provides multiple s ionalism, and had him dem much more than dollar~ . ··n1e Magic of Life .. prCMdes an for community 'erv1ce pro The Newport Coast El ways for students to demon onstrate th e easy use or the Newport Coast reached out opportunity for cancer survivors gram '> a nd $2,000 to Camp f:i.s . ementary second-grade s trate what they've learned." to the community for c; up projec tor to an audience of to catch up wtth fnends and fel · peranza. wtuch I'> for childre n teacher. who had taken it his peen.. In May, she submitted a port and encouraged ii 10 get low survivor... ~rvauom are rt' with a rthn ll~ upon herself to make some video demonstrating the easy "We are just so proud of online and vote. fhe commu qu t.>s l~ for the free event I-Or tn· The Women\ Au xtltdI)' held money for the school, re use of the new vr Series pro· him a nd everything h e has nity responded. formauon. call (949) 642· n87. a n April fu n d ral'>er ,u th t.o LO'>La ceived an oversized $50 ,000 1ector. and it w~ selected as accomplished with this "Our community, he re iust Me-.a 1 llhon \.1ore thclll 200 ch eck fhuri.day during a one of the top five finalist ... video,· i.aid Angela Cargile, at Newport Coa!.t, wa., grea1 , C.osta Me a to host took pan an tht: .. i1en1 c1uu1on, conference in Orla ndo, rta. After receiving lhe most votes mother o f 6-year-o ld Ryan. but even in o ur district, and luncheon an d fa.,h11111 'how McGann, who also acts as a from an online ballot and a "ll'!\ ju">t so exciting for all of all the o ther schools voted ," public budget workshop technology teacher at the panel of judges, the compa ny Van-Zeebroek said. " It\ m ore U'> . When I saw the finished Costa Me'>a will conduc1 a New ~oftball lcague school, entered the Nl:C Cor chose her video. pro duct I thought II wa'> cute than just our commun11y budget wo r~h u p fo r rnmm u· poration Ido l Contest in the "We're thrilled, absolutely . . . but who wo uld've ever enior~ The community a t la rge nity m emb er'> a t 6 p.m . Iue~d ay welcomes hopes of getting m ore money thrilled, and so very proud of thought we wo uld win this when they saw someth mg 111 council l hamber '> The c1 ry f here I<, d lleW '>l'l llOI ..oJtball thing." for the sch ool\ technology Lan ie and her students for great ha ppening. they ju .. 1 all manager and fi nance '>lall will league in tlw art·.i l11r pla)<'f'> program ~. the excepuonaJ job they did Now. the challe nge is d e pitched in and chat\ a n1n• rnnduct a b udge1 brcefing fo r old er than h5 <... um'' \, 111 be al "We're a lways looking to in terms of producing th1~ c1dtnK where the SS0,000 fe eling." re1.1denl-. 10 reVJE'\o\o 1he 200"1-04 I U a m . ".1o11day'> al Horntd get technology iftlo the class · video tape." said Susan r>e-. pri:tc will go. McGa nn i'> "1 111 1n 1 lom Ja J>rOpO'>Cd budget. Cref'k Parl at l..i \'1da dlld Urn · room," sh e said last month penas, assis tant superinten "We.• can 1- pend that money to "l and wiU rcturn 1hc h 110I I he mee ting will folu'> on rhe vt:r'>ll) Dm 1: In 'rwport Beach quiw ea.,ily," .. aid Mo nique on Monday. after lindinK out tha1 he r d ent of elementary educatio n p roposed revt> n ue an d expen di ((I ' 1g11 up. Lall ''ll'fi 7'>9 lure recom menda uon'> mad c to 5081
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minutes and take a 1-0 lead and He normnUy would have first two games of this series, HOCKEY a 6·<> shot advantage ln th.ose adjusted to the bounces off the they became too big and too PUBLIC SAFETY Continued from Al first Cew minutes. bad dasher bo~. making strong for the Ducb to handle. The Ducks looked like they himself aware of where the Don't get me wrong, it was a war to confound you with stats were poised to keep the pucks were coming back out out there, with bodies flying POLICE FILES was report.-d In the 3100 btodc about how many teams who lost momentum rolling, take a 3-2 from. For the first time, Giguere everywhere and no lack of at 10-.48 a .m. Thursday. Game 5 ended up losing the series lead and wrap up the was faced with some bad intensity. lt boiled down to this: COSTA MESA • VloeoM 8tiMt Vandalism series and the Stanley CUp. I will franchises first Stanley Cup at bounces instead of some lucky The Devils got too many • · • Adllm•~ An auto theft WU reported In the
-- _..,. _ j .. • Satixday, Jwie 7, 2003 A5 3 honored for peace effarts Two Corona del Mar High students and a Inf drugs. bullies and gangs. Castellanos said. "When you I'm extremely proud of look at their maturation . s~ho o l district employee are among those to hlm, • said Jaime Castellanos, . their passion. you can tell win annual Am bassador of Peace awards. assistant superintendent of they're gifted because you just secondary education for the don't see [tho e qualities) In Cbrlatlne C1rrlllo forts. di.strict. "1 think he's just a won- that age group very often. It lets O~i ly Pjlot This event ls important be derfuJ example of what it takes you know that our future's in cause Hwe need to celebrate our to do the job he has to do good hands with students like COSTA MESA - Three New work and the people doing that everyday. He's a jewel." that." port-Mesa residents were hon work,· said Mary Leigh Blek, a Many of Montenegro's col- "It's an honor that 1he com- ored Friday for their efforts to representative of the coalition. leagues agree. m unity as recogni.dng the ef promote peace and encourage "'We need to celebrate our suc "It's so clear that the kind of forts we're making at our oµiers do the same. cesses also by coming together. work that he's doing really fits school." Andrea said. Pepe Montenegro, outreach That way. we can create energy this award and what they were "Everything we do with !the Steaks • Seafood • Cocktails /or lleu1 "'''i"'u C11/ youth coordinator for the New and inspiration for our work in looking for," said Diana Hense- clubl we do because we want 10 (949) 646-7944 port-Mesa Unified School Dis •••Quality Service· .. this community." ly. a counselor coordinator for make a difference." Horentta 1695 Irvine A~c.• Cmta \1t).,I trict. and Florencia Krochik, l 7. Montenegro received the the district and the woman who added. ... Nighdy Entcrtainmcot"00 l,.,_r ",.....,.!.lo. ~ - \ • •11.t •.,..ti 1 IO and Andrea Savopolos, 16, jun peace award for his 25 years of nominated him for the award. For all ol the rec1p1eni... the iors at Corona del Mar 1ligh dedication to helping others. "He really has a heart for this recognition they received was School, were all cited for com "I enjoy specifically what I and he's realJy affective." more about the work they\e munity-building effons do. . . . Being recognized for Florencia and Andrea co- done than the people 1hey are The recognition came at the tmy work) is awesome, but it's founded the high school's Toi- "I respect !all the ret'lpicnbl seventh annual 2003 Ambassa surreal." he said. · I'm just do erance Among People club, a and I'm 1ust glad that we have dor of Peace Awards luncheon mg what I'm supposed to do. student organization that aims that same kmd of \Ctn an our ceremony at the 'I urnap .Ro!>e in I'm doing my calling.· to break down the walls of heart." Montenegro <,au.I \.'\e Costa Mesa. The Violence Pre l hrough his work at the dis prejudice and discrimination. want people to get along \'\e vention Coalition of Orange trict, Montenegro works with "I'm incredibly proud of want penple to bt- re,pected. Snnng th~ Comm~mty for JO ~ars County recognized sax people troubled teens and their fami them. and they deserve every whatever color. whatt·ver for their peace-promo11ng ef- lies, handling situations involv- recogn11ion they've received." class." LEMON & GARLIC FRUIT SALADS Yi CHICKENS To-Go $1 99 Stolen antiques investigation goes on lb. GriU 10 tht Tabu JO mi Cool rf Swut! Costa Mesa Poli ce have arrested a suspect The victim said he and hi!. know," the vicum '>aid. ·· 11 look tkmno1 Dt/1 Spuwl family lived in Newport Beach me two 40-foot truth and ntnt• NEED SOME HELP and recovered items, but their owner still for 13 years, but they now li ve men to bring an the art rnllcc TURKEY BREAST PLANNING THE SPECIAL wonders how the burglary occurred. elsewhere in Orange County. tion to the Moragc lac1li1y ·· SANDWlCH One of the •Holen artifacts. a Jn addition. the '>lorage fa cal GRADUATION DINNER OR anJ a silk ofsRLul Oeepa Bharath 10 the police report. Some of golden Buddha from the 18th try had setunty camera' and GET TOGETHER? Daily Pilot 1he ilems have been recovered. century, was acquired by the elevator<, 1ha1 required U>dt•'> 10 Call us & wt will shart $2 99a. Birney said, but he declined to family on 1he day of his father's be punched an . he ... aid 'ihur somt ofour hip uua.s.' COSTA Ml:SA - Polite are go into details. funeral, the man said gard offic1al., dad not rt'lllrn At/4 11 2 oi.. Dri111t or 11 B1Ult.1 still looking for \evcral an114ue.,, Police also arrested 43-year lie '>aid the fateful day he phone t
minutes and take a 1-0 lead and He normally would have first two games of this aeries, HOCKEY a 6--0 shot advantage In those adjusted to the bounces off the they became too big and too PUBLIC SAFETY Continued from Al first few minutes. back dasher boards, making strong for the Dudes to handle. The Ducks loo\ed liJce they himself aware of where the Don't get me wrong, lt was a war to confound you with stats were poised 10 keep the pucks were corning back out out there, with bodies Dying POLICE FILES WH reported In the 3100 bloc* about how many teams who lost momentwn rolling. take a 3-2 from. For the first tia;ne, Giguere everywhere and no lack of at 10-A a.m. Thursday. Game S ended up losing the series lead and wrap up the was faced with some bad intensity. rt boiled down to this: COSTA MESA • VlctoM 8trMI: Vandalism reported In the 400 blodt series and the Stanley Olp, I will franchise's 6.rst Stanley Cup at bounces instead of some lucky The Devils got too many • · • AUms~ An auto theft wu at 11:43 a.m. Thurwday. simply state to you that it is a home in Game 6. breaks. It was interesting to see chances and, at least for thi.'I waa reported In the 1300 blodc daunting task to lose this game ot 7:68 a.m. Thuraday. Unfortunately for the Ducks, how he reacted. game, they had gotten to NEWPORT' BEACH and win the Olp. the Devils sprang back to life, the other end, Martin Giguere. • BNtlol 81rMt: A commercial At • COft'IW9ll ...... : Petty theft W81 But this is the year of the tied up the game, took a lead Brodeur was beaten by his Jow The great thJng about hockey burglary waa reported In the ' 3300 blodc at 3: 11 p.m. reported In the 1600 bloc* at MJghty Ducks. and they will and then lost it to end the first catching glove hand a times. and hockey players is that once few Thursday. 12:66 p.m. Thurwday. have their chanc~ to set loose period ded at 2. It the game is over, you analy7.e seems to be a weak spot on • Herbor Boulewrd: Vandall.m • Eeetblulf DIM: A burglary their fans and lheir'OWO wrath In that frantic opening period, him at least for now, and the your mistakes, make your was reported In the 2700 bloc* WU reported In the 2600 bloc* upon the visiting Devils for we all witnessed more scoring Ducks have exposed h!s corrections for the next game at 2:16 p.m. Thursday. at 12:24 p.m. Thuraday. Game 6 today. If all holds true chances and more mistakes by vulnerability. Both goalies knew and move on. • McCormk* Awnue: Grand • MeNle AIMnue: A and the Duclcs win because they both goalies than we have seen of the immense significance of With a minimum of one game theft waa reported in the 100 comm•rclal burglary was are at home and have all those all series. As a goalie myself, I this game, and the pressure got and a maximum of two games bloc* at 1:12 p.m. Thuraday. reported In the 300 bloc* at intangibles on their side, there could easily recognize that both to them. left in this season. you will see • MoMCO TeMce and Mont. 1:09 p.m. Thursday. will be a winner-take-all Game 7. goalies were not on top of their This may be as harsh as I can the players come out refocused Vilta Awnue: Graffiti was • Newport Centlar Drtw W..t: That game will be held in New game and, with quick strikes be on my union partners. They and play like there is no reported at 11 :69 a.m. A commercial burglary was Jersey - but wait, let's not get against them, they were put both have been terrific in the tomorrow. Well, there really is no Thursday. reported In the 800 bloc* at .. too far ahead of ourselves. back on their heels. What this playoffs and instrumental in tomorrow and. as an old saying • fltnea'Nk Drtw: An auto theft 2:27 p.m. Thuraday. Game 5 was not exactly what means is that !heir confidence getting their teams where they goes: Don't worry about injuries. was reported in the 2800 bloc* • Rlwr Annue: Vandalism was anyone expected - not me, not had been shale.en and they were are today. Without these two You have the whole summer to at 1:28 a.m. Thursday. reported In the 4800 bloc* at the players and certainly not the now a UttJe tentative in their goaUes playing as well as they get better. • Pullman Street Grand theft 10:38 a.m. Thursday. guru of hockey, Barry Melrose. movements. have, I would probably have The Duclcs will be ready to We were all dumbfounded 10 J.S. Giguere had some bad more tee times than I already do. sacrifice everything so they can witness the Duclcs jump all over bounces go against him, but he The Devils eventually began to play in that final game, a Game 7 watched a 20-minute video the Devils in the first two was not as sharp as he has been. take over the game and, as in the winner-take-all BRIEFLY IN tape the teens· reportedly THE NEWS filmed that captured the inci dent in lurid detail. Hearing postponed for The three Inland Valley outfield. resident scorekeeper, assisted teens accused of rape teens - who were all 17 at the FAMILY At our "fun" game, Jordan from time to time by my wife, COUNCIL time of the incident - face 24 Continued from Al Young pitched very well in his Cay. I'm sorry that Jamie did not Continued from Al Attorneys for three Rancho COWlts. debut, not surprising since he is have more opportunities to Cucamonga teens accused of Haldl, son of Orange County bases for some of the other kids. a good aU -round athlete. Jordan write bigger numbers in our gang-raping an unconscious Assistant Sheriff Don Haidl, But some of the other kids is responsible for making the "runs" column, but it is what it director. On 1\Jesday. the COWlciJ 16-year-old girl in a C.Orona and Nachreiner face enhance liked the outfield and were single best defensive play J saw is. could vote to change that so that del Mar home last July are set ments for allegedly inflicting happy to get back there. Jared anywhere on any team: a I owe the most thanks to the two or more council members are to make pretrial motions to great bodily injury to the vic Payzant and Quistian Mijares, backhand grab of a hot ground players on our Minor A Dodger needed to call up a decision. have the case dismissed on tim and using a deadly who'd played oucfield all season, ball near second base, which he team. Once again, through good "When you call something up July 25. weapon - in this case a pool told me that if they could play turned and fired to first base for and bad times, they transported before COWlcil. basically it's a de A pretrial hearing for Greg cue - to penetrate her. anywhere, they'd be in the the out. me back in time to the days novo hearing. You're rehearing the ory Haidl, Kyle Nachreiner and The trio, students at Rancho Kids coached at firsc and third when the game was all that whole thing. It's serious business, Ke ith Spann was scheduled for Cucamonga High School, will during that game, too, mattered. So, to Mike you don't talc.e it lightly," Mayor Friday, but it was postponed to be tried as adults for the July 6 something J think they may Markovslcy, Jordan Young, Riley Steve Bromberg said. "My col· July 25. incident that reportedly hap· have enjoyed more than the Schoneman, Andrew Tenno, league is doing this more often Orange C.Ounty Superior pened in Don Haidl's Corona post-game snack. if such a thing Courtney Ulrich, Joshua than I've ever seen happen." C.Ourt Judge Everett Dickey del Mar home. Defense attor is possible. Bowman. Jeremy Pearlman, Bromberg had asked that the ruled in January that the teens neys have argued that the vic When all is said and done, Justin Butler, Olristian Mijares maner be put on Tuesday's coun· must stand trial after he tim consented to sex. there is a mountain of people to and Jared Pay-tant, I say, .. Thank cil agenda because he believes thank. Debra Mijares-Sanchez you." that Nichols has overexercised the was so valuable as our team There are a couple of other privilege. mom. Knowing full welJ that the kids to thank, too. For the past On April 22, the council ream federal government is not con post-game snack is the highlight two seasons, I've had !he great sidered two Planning C.Ommission EL TORO sidering using the El Toro prop of the game, Debra dulifuUy pleasure of coaching Ryan decisions at Nichols' request On Continued from Al erty as a commercial airport.· called the parents responsible Ouistopher, whose deadly aim Tuesday, the COW\cil will recon And Supervisor Tom Wtlson. for bringing the snack to the from the mound propelJed us to sider the commissfon's decision development business. This is a who represents Newport C.Oast game to remind them that the a tournament last year. , on a Balboa Island property. regional and national growth is along with large swatd\es of anti· lcids were couming on them. This season and last, I gave "What they're trying to do is sue and it's not best addressed by airport Soulh C.Ounty. released a Whatever fun we had was due Ryan more of a burden than a keep these lhing.5 from being cities or initiatives or referen copy of a letter he sent to Mineia in large pan to our coaches, Little Leaguer should have. But called up," Nichols said dums: outl.ini.ng opposition to Los An· Dale Pearlman a nd Mike Ryan never complained. He The council will also consider Neither the city nor the work geles taking control of the air· Markovsky. who often reminded always came to play and he what should be done about Nich ing group h.u any action planned port. me without words that it was aU always gave I 00%. Thanks, ols' comments at a Planning in the wake of Friday's news, but "The Orange C.Ounty Board of just a game for kids. Ryan. You will be missed. Good C.Ommission meeting last month. Naughton predicted that it could Supervisors will not tolerate any Jamie Schoneman wa.., our luck next season. During a d.iscwsion of a perm.it mean new momentum for the attempt by the city of Los An· The other player i!> my son, request for the home on Balboa pro-El Toro movement. geles to overturn alocal land use Roy. As the manager's son, he Island, Nichols told the commis "The reason I believe it could decision made by the voters of probably was the recipient of sion that the city's decision result in something tangjble is Orange County and endorsed by more tirades than he was seemed so wrong that it appeared because Secretary [Norman! its political leadership.. Wtlson entitled to simply because I that someone had been bnbed. Mineta at the Department of wrote. made the mistake of talc.ing out Nichols has since clarified that Transportation and the [Federal "Orange County's decision is my frustrations on him, because he was referring to public percep Aviation Administration) have finn and 6naJ - El Toro will be I could. tions created and that he didn't beenta.lkingformanyyears back transferred to private ownership That's not a good enough believe that anyone had actually in Washington about the need in and developed according to the reason, and to Roy, I say, "I'm been bribed. the entire nation for additional wishes of our citizens for non· sorry.· Roy also came to play. A staff report written by the city airports and runways.· Naughton aviation uses.· Wa.lson added The season was not a total attorney called the comment said. Come see fhe new EverWood· loss, for these k.ids made a "reckles.<;," and the council mighl There was notable Qpposition •JUNE CASAGRANDE covers CountrySide blinds from Huncer difference in my life. Maybe take further action, pethaps draft to the idea among some of New Newpon Beadl and John Wayne Douglas. Overlapping they'll all be teachers when they ing a resolution denouncing the port-Mesa's elected officials. Airport. She may be readied at (949) slats crea1e a beautiful grow up. comment. Rep. Duis Cox met with fed 574-4232 or by e-mail at board·on·board design. eral officials on Friday and later jurHt.CIJNgrandetllatif'fJfi.com. And the 'step-up· look • STEVE SMITH is a Costa Mesa •JUNE CASAGRANDE covers announced thaJ there didn't adds dep1h, dimension resident and freelance writer. Newport Beach and John Wayne seem to be any movement in the and charac1er 10 any room. And Readers may leave a message for Airport She may be reeched at (9491 federal agencies toward the El EverWood CountrySide will not him on the Daily Pilot hotline at 5744232 or by &mall at Toro proposal. warp. crack. peel or fade. Even in (949) 642-6086. [email protected]. ·After speaking with officials at the Department of Thlnsporta humid areas or direct sunli"t. Come """'""""""' see these beau1iful blinds 1oday tion and the Navy, it ls clear that the federal government is com around," she said. "He probably mitted to aeation of the second ltlllliDlll-• won't admit he's lost either be largest munidpaJ park in the na .m.1-1··~,., MISSING ...... ,...... Continued from Al cause he may feel embarrassed tion,· Newport Beach's C.O~ Wl///lrt C"• ' . , ,., ltlHt about it. That's why this is a cri man said in a statemenL "Today, sis." the Department of Ttansporta- eon n, wife reported her husband miss their few patients who has been IUMwd by , Ruth AM, ing at about 9:40 a.m. Friday. Of affected by the disease at a daught• Jane Robert Parker, ~ALDEN'S ficials said he was last seen leav younger age. 3 cnnddaudrtera. 3 gnMlt f·WOR CnvooNc. A'10 CUOOM Wr.mcW" OJvFR!Nr.> ing the yacht club. HPatients like him have been ~. 'brother In law, 1663 Placentia, Costa Mesai Bailey said Acevedo may have able to retain their driving privi Otwtee Molomann, 3 nieces, 949-646-4838 been confused by a few offramp leges," she said. "But in Guada and a gnindnlece end closures while driving home. lupe's case, it was late at night, ;,v,c.. were held on ~ His wife said she went out he was at work. and being ex ~ ~ June 2, 2003 at looking for him and that he hausted probably exacerbated Pacific View Mortuary, knew how to drive back and his confusion." Corona Ml Mar, CaJtfomla. forth between work and home Acevedo was Wiving a white Donation& may be made to a only," she said. "That's a very 1990 Toyota Tercel. license plate charily of your chok:e. dangerous situation." number 2XYS658. He is 5-foot-5, Bailey said Acevedo was un· weighs I 53 pounds and has fortunately not enrolled in the black hair and brown eyes. He Luelle Tinsley Burger Safe Return Program, a national was wearing a beige shin with Mllrch 22, 1115. lilly 31, 2003 program that helps identify, lo· the Newport Harbor Yacht Oub Luci.. T1nMy Burger pMMd away at cate and safely return patients logo and his first name, Guada her home In Corona def M• on May who wander. lupe, on che front 31, 2003 due to compllcatJont from a "We lcnow that at least 60% of He was also wearing blue t.11 lhe IUftW9d In Mmrch. Alzheimer's patients wander Dockers slacks. a daJ:k sweater Although born In Memth. Oldlihoma. once if not multiple times," she and brown tennis shoes. His lhe and her hulbMd, ~. moved to said. Bailey said studies also California driver's license n.wn· Cofofla del Mer With their ~ In show that 46% of patients may Her ls C3 l 83087. 1982. They op9nlted the C0t0na def die of hypothermia or dehydra Anybody who sees or comes M• Mobil Hnrlce ttatJon unttl hit dMlh. ... kMd the tmaM communtty tion if not found within 24 into contact with a person and continued to be llWOtved In the hours. matching Acevedo's de$criptton Corona def Mar Ctwnber of Commerce unttl her mott l9Clf1t Unda Scheck. chief operaling ls asked to call 911. Utneu. officer of the assodadon, said h 8M It IUMved by her daughter, Clyda Joy ·&NnMr, two ls a more dangeroU1 situation • OHM lttAMTH QOV«t publlc grlnddaugMn. Blrllbelh hw• and..,.,_ ...... IOfHn lllW when an adult gets lost because Nfecv .net c.oun.a. Sh• m-v be 8rett ...... Md.,...~.== ... b9 "he doesn't appear Iott: reached at (9491514-4226 or by hlkt at the ~ del Mer C°""""""Y Church "He's just drMng around or "'""II et on...... _ June 11, • 2*» p.m. parking bis car end walkift8 dwpa.bhar8th•1-t1,,,...oom, In llMI of fto•~• In tw ,..,,.....m111t110f""-Y,..., b9...,. to tt)e Ho-o HOIPbl P•llhe C.. Pl'DgfWft. P.O. Box 1800, 8-:1\, CA 12e11 ltOO. Dady Pilot Saturday, June 7. 2003 A5 3 honored for peace efforts Two Corona de] Mar High students and a Ing drugs, bullies and gangs. Castellanos said. "When you · rm extremely proud or look at their maturation school district employee are among those to hlm, • said Jaime Castellanos, . their passion, you can tell win annual Ambassador of Peace awards. assistant superintendent of they're gifted because you 1ust secondary education for the don't see (those qualiues) in Christine Carrillo forts. district. •1 think he's just a won· that age group very often. It leti. O~ily Pjlot This event ls important be derful example of what It takes you know that our future's in cause "we need to celebrate our to do the job he has to do good hands with '>tudents like COSTA MESA - Three New work and the people doing that everyday. He's a jewel." that." port-Mesa residents were hon· work,· said Mary Leigh Blek, a Many of Montenegro's col· "It 's an honor that the com ored Friday fo r their efforts to representative of the coalition. leagues agree. munity i!> recogni1.ing the ef· promote peace and encourage "We need to celebrate our s ue· "It's so clear that the kind of forts we're makmg a1 our o~hers do the same. cesses also by coming together. work that he's doing really fits school." Andrea '>aid. Pepe Montenegro. outreach That way, we can create energy this award and what they were "Everything we do with lthe Steaks • Seafood • Cocktails for lll'Sf'l l'tltiv111 c~t11 youth coordinator for the New and inspiration for our work in looking for," said Diana Hense- club) we do becaui.e we want io (949) 646-7944 port-Mesa Unified School Di&· ...Quality Service·•• this community." ly, a couni.elor coordinator fo r make a differente." HorE.'nlla 1695 Irv i n~ A• e., Cm1a Mc-~;i trlct, and Florencia Krochik, 17, Montenegro received the the district and the woman who added. ... Nightly EotcrtainmcnC-...... ~ ..... \ofS-\11 • 11.. • .,... ,. , )41 and Andrea Savopolos. 16, iun· peace award for his 25 years of nominated him for the award. For all of che rec1pierw, 1he lors at Corona del Mar I hgh dedication to helping others. · He really has a heart for this recognition chey received wal> School, were all cited for com "I enjoy sp ecifically what I and he's reall y affective." more about thE.' work they\e muniry-building effort . do. . . Being recognized for Florencia and Andrea co· done than the people they are The recognition came at the lmy work) is awesome, but it's founded the high school's Toi· "I respect !all the reup1rn1 .. seventh annual 2003 Ambassa· surreal," he said. · I'm just do· erance Among People club, a and I'm 1ui.t glad that wr have dor of Peace Awards luncheon ing what I'm supposed to do. student organization that aims that same kind of \em in our ceremony at the Turnip .Rose in I'm doing my calling.· to break down the walls of heart, .. Montenegro \aid "\\e Costa Mesa. TI1e Violence Pre Through his work at the dis prejudice and discrirrunation. want people 10 Kel along. We vention Coaliuon of Orange trict, Montenegro works with "I'm incredibly proud of want people to he re'>pected. Sni•tnt thl' Community for 30 ~an Counry recogni1.ed '>IX people troubled teens and their fami· them. and they deserve every wha1ever rnlor \.\hat l'V<:r for their peace· promo1111g ~f- hes. handling situations involv- recognition they've received." class .. LEMON & GARLJC FRUIT SALADS Yi CHICKENS To-Go $1 99 Stolen antiques investigation goes on lb. .99 ~ ~~. . t (,riff 10 th" Tabu JO mi Cool &Swut! Costa Mesa Police have arrested a suspect The victim said he and hi!. know," 1he v1c11m '>aid " IL took tlmmo's Dth SptcrAI family lived in Newport Beach me two 40 -foot truck' and 1111w NEED SOME HFLP and recovered items, but their owner still for 13 years. but they now live men to bring in the art collcc TURKEY BREAST elsewhere in Orange County. Lion to the storage fac1hty " PLANNI NG THE SPECIAL wonders how the burglary occurred. GRADUATION DINNER OR SANDWICH One of 1he Molen arlifacts, a In add111on. the s1oragc taul am/ a sitl.I' ofsaUul Oeepa Bharath 10 the police report. Some of golden Buddha from the 18th 11y had '>ecuruv c.amera' ,ind GET TOGETHER? Daily Pilot 1he items have been recovered. century. was acquired by the elevator<, that required rndc'> w Call us & we will share $299C:d f:hrney !>aid, but he declined to family on the day of h1 c, father's be punched 111 , he• ... aid 'ihur some ofour hip ideas.' COS1A Ml:~A - Polile Me go into details. funeral. the man c,a1d gard oftiual-; did 11111 rt:turn "-""II l OL Dri·lt or" 81Ltlt! slill lookmg for !>evcraJ antique!> Police also arrested 43-year· He
minutes and lake a l ·O lead and He normally would have first two games of th1s series, HOCKEY a &-0 shot advantage in those adjusted to the bounces oft' the they became 'too bi8 and too PUBLIC SAFETY Continued from Al first few minutes. back dasher boaros. making strong for the Ducb to handle. The Dudes looked UJce they himself aware of where the Don't get me wrong, it was a war wa• reported In the 3100 blodt to confound you with stnts were poised to keep the pucks were coming back out out there, wilh bodies Oying POLICE FILES about how many teams who lost momentum rolling, take a 3·2 from. For the first time, Giguere everywhere and no lack of at 10lA8 a.m. Thursday. • VlctoM 81rMt: Vandallam Game S ended up losing the series lead and wrap up the WdS faced with some bad intensify. It boiled down to this: COSTA MESA wat reported In the 400 blodt series and the Stanley Cup, I will • Ademt ~An auto theft franchise~ first Stanley Cup at bounces instead or some lucky The Devils got too many • · at 11 :43 a.m. Thursday. simply state to you that lt is a home in Game 6. breaks. It was interesting to see chances and, at least for this wa1 reported In the 1300 bloc* daunting task to lose this game Unfortunately for the Ducks, how he reacted. game, they bad gotten to at 7:66 a.m. Thursday. • Bltstol StrNt: A commercial NEWPOR1 BEACH and win the Cup. the Devils sprang baclc to life, At the other end, Martin Giguere. • Comwel IAne: Petty theft was But this ii the year of the tied up the game, took a lead Brodeur was beaten by his low The great thing about hockey burglary was reported In the 3300 blodc at 3:11 p.m. reported In the 1600 blodt at Mighty Ducks, and they will and then lost it to end the first catching glove band a few times. and hockey players is that once Thursday. 12:66 p.m. Thurlday. have their chance to set loose period tied at 2. It to be weak spot on the game Is over, you anal)'U' seems a • Htllbor Boulewrd: Vandalism • &9tblu« o.tve: A burglary their fans and their·own wrath lh that frantic opening period, him at least for now, and the your mistakes, make your was reported In the 2700 blodc was reported In the 2600 blodc upon the visiting Devils for we all witnessed more scoring Ducks have exposed his corrections for the next game at 2:16 p.m. Thursday. et 12:24 p.m. Thursday. Game 6 today. If all holds true chances and more mistakes by vulnerability. Both goalies knew and move on. • McConnldl Awnue: Grand ·Merlne~A and the Ducks win because they both goalies than we have seen of the immense significance of With a minimum of one game theft was reported In the 100 commen:lal burglary was are at home and have all those all series. As a goalie myself, I this game, and the pressure got and a maximum of two games blodc at 1:12 p.m. Thursday. reported In the 300 blodc at intangibles on their side, there could easily recognize that both to them. left in this season, you will see • MoMco Tenece end Monte 1: 09 p.m. Thursday. will be a winner-take-all Game 7. goalies were not on top of their This may be as harsh as I can the players come out refocused Vista Avenue: Graffiti was • N9wpot't Centllr Drive West That game will be held in New game and, with quick strikes be on my union partners. They and play like there is no reported at 11 :59a.m. A commercial burglary was Jersey - but wait, let's not get against them, they were put both have been terrific in the tomorrow. Well, there really ls no Thursday. reported in the 800 blodc at too far ahead of ourselves. back on their heels. What this playoffs and instrumental in tomorrow and, as an old saying •~Drive: An auto theft 2:27 p.m. Thursday. Game 5 was not exactly what means is that their confidence getting their teams where they goes: Don't worry about injuries. was reported In the 2800 blodc • AJwr Awnue: Vandalism was anyone expected - not m e, not had been shaken and they were are today. Without these two You have the whole summer to at 1:28 a.m. Thursday. reported In the 4800 blodt at the players and certainly not the now a little tentative in their goalies playing as well as they get better. • PuUman StrMt: Grand theft 10:38 a.m. Thursday. guru of hockey, Barry Melrose. movements. have, I would probably have The Ducks will be ready to We were all dumbfounded to J.S. Giguere had some bad more tee times than I already do. sacrifice everything so they can witness the Ducks jump all over bounces go against him, but he The Devils eventually began to play in that final game, a Game 7 watched a 20-minute video the Devils in the first two was not as sharp as he has been. take over the game and, as in the winner-take-all BRIEFLY IN tape the teens· reportedly THE NEWS filmed that captured the inci dent in lurid detail. Hearing postponed for The three Inland Valley oucfield. resident scorekeeper, assis ted teens accused of rape teens - who were all 17 at the FAMILY At our "fun" game, Jordan from time to time by my wife, COUNCIL time of the incident - face 24 counts. Continued from Al Young pitched very we!J in his Cay. I'm sorry that Jamie did not Continued from Al Attorneys for three Rancho debut, not surprising since he is have more opportunities to Cucamonga teens accused of Hald.I, son of Orange County bases for some of the other kids. a good all-round athlete. Jordan write bigger numbers in our gang-raping an unconscious Assistant Sheriff Don Haidl, But som e of the other kids is responsible for ma king the "runs" column, but it is what it director. On Tuesday. the council 16-year·old girl in a Corona and Nachreiner face enhance· liked the outfield and were single best defensive play I saw is. could vote to change that so that de! Mar home last July are set ments for allegedly inllicting happy to get back there. Jared anywhere on any team: a I owe the most thanks to the two or more council members are to make pretrial motions to great bodily injury to the vic Payzant and Ouistian Mijares, backhan d grab or a ho! ground players on our Minor A Dodger needed to call up a decision. have the case dismissed on tim and using a deadly who'd played outfield all season, ball near second base, which he team. Once again, through good "When you call something up July 25. weapon - in this case a pool told me that if they could play turned and fired to first base for and bad times, they transported before coundl, basically it's a de A pretrial hearing for Greg· cue - to penetrate her. anywhere. they'd be in the the out. me back in time to the days novo hearing. You're rehearing the ory Haid.I, Kyle Nachreiner and The trio, students at Rancho Kids coached at fi rst and third when the game was all that whole thing. It's serious business. Keith Spann was scheduled for Cucamonga High School, will during tha t game, too. ma tiered. So. to Mike you don~ tak.e it lightly. ~ Mayor Friday, but it was postponed to be tried as adults for the July 6 something I rhink they may Markovsky. Jordan Young. Riley Steve Bromberg said "My col July 25. incident that reportedly hap have enjoyed more than rhe Schoneman, Andrew Tenno. league is doing this more often Orange County Superior pened in Don Haidl's Corona post-game snack, if such a thing Courtney Ulrich, Joshua than I've ever seen happen." Coun Judge Everen Dickey del Mar home. Defense attor is possible. Bowman. Jeremy Pearlman, Bromberg bad asked that the ruled in January that the teens neys have argued that the vic When all is said and done. Justin ButJer, Ouistian Mijares matter be put on Tuesday's coun must stand trial after he tim consented to sex. there is a mountain of people to and Jared Payza.nt, l say, "Thanlc cil agenda because he believes thank. Debra Mijares-Sanchez you." that Nichols has overexercised the was so valuable as our team There are a couple of other privilege. mom. Knowing fu ll well that the lcids to thank, 100. For the past On April 22. the council recon federal government is nol con· post-game snack is the highlighr rwo seasons. I've had the great sidered two Planning Commission EL TORO s.idering using the El Toro prop of the gam e, Debra dutifully erty as a commercial airport." pleasure of coaching Ryan decisions at Nichols' request. On Continued from Al called the parenrs responsible Ouistopher, whose deadJy aim Tuesday. the council will recon And Supervisor Tom WtL'iOn, for bringing the snack to the from th e mound propeUed us to sider the cotllffiis.gon's decision development business. This is a who represents Newpon Coast game lo remind them thar rhe a roumament last year. - on a Balboa Island property. regional and national growth is along with large swatc!les of anti kids were counring on them. This season and last, I gave ''Whal they're trying to do is sue and it's not best addressed by airport South County, released a Wharever fun we had was due Ryan more of a burden than a keep these things from being cities or initiatives or referen· copy of a lettei he sent to Mineta in la rge pan to our coaches, Little Leaguer should have. But called up," Nichols said. dums." outlining opposition to Los An Ohle Pearlman and Mike Ryan never complained. He The council will also consider Neither the city nor the work geles taking control of the air Markovslcy. who often reminded always came to play and he what should be done about Nich· ing group has any action planned port me without words that it was all always gave I 00%. Thanks. ols' comments at a Planning in the wake of Friday's news, but "The Orange County Board of just a gam e for kids. Ryan. You will be missed. Good Commis.sioo meeting last month. Naughton predicted that it could Supervisors will not tolerate any Jamie Schoneman was our luck. next season. During a discussion of a pennit mean new momentum for the attempt by the city of Los An The other player is my son, request for the home on Balboa pro-El Toro movement geles to overturn al ocal land use Roy. As the manager's son. he Island, Nichols told the commis "The reason I believe it could decision made 17,1 the voters of probably was the recipient of sion that the city's decision result in something tangible is Orange County and endorsed by more tirades than he was seemed so wrong that it appeared because Secretary (NonnanJ its polltlcal leadership," Wtlson entitled to simply because I that someone had been bribed. Mineta at the Department of wrote. made the mistake of taldng out Nichols has since clarified that Transportation and the [Federal "Orange County's decision is my frustrations on him, because he was refening to public percep Aviation Administration) have ftnn and final - El Toro will be I could. tions created and that he didn't been talking for many years back transferred to private ownership That's not a good enough believe that anyone had actually in Washington about the need in and developed according to the reason, and to Roy. I say, "I'm been bribed. the entire nation for additional wishes of our citizens for non sorry." Roy aJso came to play. A staff report writlen 17,1 the city airports and runways." Naughton avia1ion uses,· WLl.son added. The sea:.on was not a total attorney called the comment said Come see the new EverWood" loss. for these kids made a "reckless." and the council might There was notable opposjtion •JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Countryside blinds from Humer difference in my life. Maybe talce further action. perhaps draft to the idea among some of New Newport Beacti and John Wayne Douglas. Overlapping they'll all be teachers when they ing a resolution denmmcing the port· Mesa's elected officials. Airport. She may be readied at (949) slats create a beautiful grow up. comment Rep. Ouis Cox met with fed 574-4232 or by &-mail et board-on-board design. eral officials on Friday and later [email protected] . ~nd the 'step-up· look • STEVE SMITH is a Costa Mesa •JUNE CASAGRANDE covers announced that there didn' adds deprh, dimension resident and freelance writer. Newport Beadl and John Wayne seem to be any movement in the and character to any room. And Readers may leave a message for Airport She may be readied at (949) federal agencies toward the El EverWood CoumrySide will not him on the Dally Pilot hotline at 574-4232 or by e-mail at Toro proposal. warp. crack. peel or fade. Even In (949) 642-6086. [email protected]. "After speaking with officials at humid areas or direct sunlight. Come ,_....,...,-,•• the Department of Transpona see these beautiful blinds today tion and the Navy, it is dear that the federal government is com around," she said. "He probably mitted to creation of the second MISSING won't admit he's lost either be largest municipal part in the na ...... ,. . Continued from Al cause he may feel embarrassed tion." Newport Beach's Congress Wltnf Cr"ff . ,,•• l tl•Jt about iL That's why this is a cri man said in a starement "Today, Acevedo gets treatment. s is.~ the Department of Transporta HYSON, Robert 0. Tus.tiJLPoJice ..said Acevedo's Bailey said Acevedo is one of tion and the Department of the PredeceaMd by aon John, wife reponed her husband miss their few patients who has been Navy stated definitively that the survived by wtfe, Ruth Ann. ing al about 9:40 a.m. Friday. Of affected by the disease at a daughter Jane Robert Parl(er, ~ALDEN'S ficials said he was last seen leav younger age. 3 ~..... 3 great Fwo• COVl'llN<, ANn Ct,n1M W11'1nnwf'rl\'l'IUNr.~ ing the yacht club. "Patients like him have been ~ Oroth8r In law, 1663 Placentia, Costa Mesa Bailey said Acevedo may have able to retain their driving privi Moeomann, 3 nieces! 949-646-4838 been confused by a few offramp leges,· she said. "But in Guada· and a grandniece ano closures while driving home. lupe's case, it was late at night. "I lis wife said she went out he was at work. and being ex· ~re held on Monday, June 2, 2003 at looking for him and that he hausled probably exacerl>ated Pacific View Mortuary, knew how to drive back and bis confusion." Cofona del Mar, California. forth between work and home Acevedo was driving a white Donations may be made to a only,• she said. "That's a very 1990 Toyota Threet, license plate chaltty of your choice. dangerous situation... num.ber 2.XYS658. He is 5-foot·S, Bailey said Acevedo was un weighs 153 pounds and has fortunately not enrolled in the black hair and brown eyes. He Luelle Tinsley Burger Safe Re turn Program, a national was wearing a beige shin with March 22, 1915 ·May 31 , 2003 program that helps identify, lo· the Newport Harbor Yacht Oub Lud.. Tlnaley Burver puled away at cate and safely return patients logo and his first name. Guada· '* home In Corona Ml Mar on May who wander. lupe, on the front 31, 2003 due to compllcatton. from a "We know that at least 60% of He was also wearing blue fall lhe IUtr.'ed In ~ . Alzhelmel"s patients wander Dockers slacks. a darlc sweater Although born In~.~ once if not multiple times," she and brown tennis shoes. His the and her tluebM
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~boa Bay Club is as on Sunday morning. I saw a attendance each day. Delgadillo firetruck parade from Balboa Island. emotionally takes the hand of open as it needs to be You can't do anything on the cover every person. In a nurturing and Residents who know about I am responding to your question of Costa Mesa's newspaper for Costa charismatic way. he lets them ~at appeared in June Casagrande's Mesa's hometown celebration. You mow he is there to help them, he recent article regarding the Balboa missed the boat. is there to guide them and he is Bay Oub access for the public SecondJy, last night at the Costa there to make their visit much less Regent plan will support it (MCoasta.l board questions club's Mesa City Council, you can write a threatening than even the fear that public access," Saturday). pretty big article on the shopping can be generated by the silence Yes, I believe that the Balboa Bay cart ordinance, but you missed the that permeates the courtroom By Stephen R. Sutherland fine ci ty and I agreed that residents should Oub has provided adequate access huge issue last night at 1901 before rus entrance. Some even decide a project of this lmportance. to the club for the public's use. I Newport Blvd. There was no manage a smile or a laugh because Tom Billings once again tries to mislead Greenlight leaders have stated in the past note that Edward's Theaters here in coverage of that. Where was your of his endearing way. residents when he states that the Regent that they have not taken a position on the Newport Beach provides valet reporter? The 190 I Is a huge No misijnderstanding here: This Newport Beach Resort. planned for the Regent Hesort. Greenlighl leader PhlJ Arst parking. as does John Wayne development that is going to effect officer means business and knows Marina MoblJe Home Park site on the wrote a letter to the City Council asking the t\irport. Are these public businesses Costa Mesa. You did not cover it. the business of the day. But be Balboa Peninsula, is the same size of the council to promote hotel development in being restrictive by offering that In my opinion, you let your city assured. 1he buzz around the court Balboa Bay Oub. In fact, the Regent will the city. In his letter he states, Mthe city ,.ervice, which. incidentally. I doubt down cwice. house and from those who have total 100.507 square feet. This includes the should encourage retail and hotel ls free in either case? SANDY JOHNSON met him is 1hat we all feel a little new Girl Scout house and the new development: Even with this, residents I PAUL CHRIST Costa Mesa bit lucky to have him in our corner. Community Center that will be built on the should not be surprised if Greenlight finds Newport Beach • EDITOR'S NOTE: The decision His enthusiasm. patience and site. The Regent will be one- and two-story some reru.on to oppose the Resort. on the condo project at 1901 assistance are much appreciated. villa style buildings that will not exceed the Residents that have driven through this lf there's tipping involved, Newport Blvd. came after the KATHLEEN HANOLD height of many of the homes in the area part of the peninsula know that this is Pilot's deadline. The story on the Costa Mesa and most of the villas will be lower than currently one of the most run down parts of it isn't free counciJ deciding to rehear the surrounding homes. our city. It is filled with bars. tattoo parlors, Who in the world thinks that project ran Wednesday. Newport doesn't need to The new and improved Bay Oub is three body piercing shops and rental units. valet parking is free? You would stories high and close to 250.000 square The site, if made into a park as BWings have to be a NeanderthaJ not 10 tip A welcome face at subsidize housing feet in size. If you add the Bay Club wants. will be overrun with day tourists a parking attendant, unless the I have a pretty good income, but apartments. you grow to five Storie~ and that now fill the Newport Pier area (only club clearly stated that they were Superior Court I can't afford to live in Newport well more than 600,000 square feet. In fact, 200 short yards away) every summer day paying a salary to these young men Going to court is unsettling. Beach, so I don't see why there is the Regent is not the same size as the Bay and leave nothing but trash behind when who work as valets. Traffic violation, jury duty - most such a special effort made for Oub. as Billings claims; 1l 1s su ume'i they leave. Most residents who drive • UN TALLMAN-NEAL visits to court are surely low-cost housing. AJI of us have the smaller. through the Newport Pier parking lot Newport Beach unwelcome. There is however, one problem of trying 10 find where we Residents of Newport Beach have the during these periods will pray for a small person at the Harbor Justice Center can live in the kind of environment right to support or oppose the Regent or luxury five -star resort instead of a park that Where is the Costa Mesa in Newport Beach who most we want Wlth the incomes we have. any other project. Residents also have the will <,erve as the overflow for the pier certainly deserves an honorable No. 2. I think the people who right to be told the truth. but ll seem., crowd. bring more traffic. take up more coverage? mention for making time spent take shopping carts from markel Billings does not respect that right. parking and result only in the leaving of I am calling about my there a little less truting. should be the ones held Billings has been a member of the even more trash when they leave. And all of disappointment in my local. Orange County Sheriff's Deputy responsible. If the cops see them Greenlight Steering Committee. The leader that at the coM of taxpayers throughout this hometown newspaper. We had a John Delgadillo, who is responsible on the streets, they should slop of the committee has said in the past tha1 a city. Fish Fry this weekend. Your for introducing rules and them 1mmed1a1ely and 1icket them. good project is one tha1 is low me. low Is this what the mdJOrity of residents in coverage. you didn't have coverage, procedures in the court room, is LYNN MERLES density. low in traffic generation. benefits Newport Beach really want? My early you didn't help to make it berter. Yet. the first person to greet those in Costa Mesa residents and generates revenue to the c1ry polling of voters indicates that residents The Regent meets each and every one of who know that the Regent is a small luxury those criteria. In fact, the traffic genera11on reson with the benefits to the community IS so low, the Regent does not even trigger a that have already been '>lated support the HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES Greenlight vote. resort by a margin of 75%. The majority of The Regent benefits residents in many those that opposed the resort in the past COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE Howald; student trustee Derek Shelly Stokes. David Brooks. Tom Egan, ways. The project includes a new C.1rl Scout changed the1s minds when the facts were Pl STRICT Judy Franco end Linda Sneen House. new Community Center. new public presented to them bistrict Office: 1370 Adams Ave., NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL tennis courts. a major remodel of the Could thi'> be the reason Billings Costa Mesa. CA 92626, (71 4) DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF American Legion Post 291 for our wterans. auemph to mislead residents? Residents 432-5898 District Office: 2985-A Bear St., Costa EDUCATION and improved water quality for the harbor. should a'ik themselve-.. does Billings fear an •ncellor: William M. Vega Mesa, CA 92626, (71 4) 424-5000 200 Kalmus Dnve, P.O. Box 9050, Costa AU of this without a dtme out of residents informed and educated population? •rd: President Paul Berger, Vice SuJ*intendent: Robert Barbot Mesa, CA 92628-9050, (714) 966-4000 pockets. A vote of residents will take place esident Armando Rutz, George Board: President Martha Fluor, Vice Elizabeth D. Parker, member, Trustee ~ in November of 2004, not because of • STEPHEN R SUTHERLAND 1s 11 partner in Brown, Jerry Patterson and Walter G. President Dana Bladt. Clerk Serene Area 5, Costa Mesa. Newport Beach Greenlight. but because the leaders of thic; Regent Newport Beach
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Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627 • Reeden Hotftne: Call (949) 642-ooe6 Fu: Send to (949) 646-4170 E-rnelt:s.nd to dal/ypilottllatima.com •All correspondence mutt Include full name, hometown and phone number (for verification purposes). The Pilot reserves the right to edit all submissions for clarity end length. ' MAILBAG COMMUNITY COMMENTARY JJaiboa Bay Club is as on Sunday morning, I saw a attendance each day. Delgadillo firetruck parade from Balboa Island. emotionally takes the hand of open as it needs to be You can't do anything on the cover every person. In a nurturing and Residents who know about L I am responding to your question of Costa Mesa's newspaper for Costa charismatic way, he lets them µiat appeared in June Casagrande's Mesa's hometown celebration. You know he is there to help them, he t'eeent article regarding the Balboa missed the boat. is there to guide them and he is Bay Oub access for the public Secondly, last night at the Costa there to ma.Ice their visit much less Regent plan will support it CWCoastal board questions club's Mesa City Council, you can write a threatening than even the fear that . public access,~ Saturday). pretty big article on the shopping can be generated by the silence • Yes, I believe that the Balboa Bay cart ordinance, but you missed the that permeates the courtroom By Stephen R. Sutherl•nd fine cicy and 1 agreed that residents should Oub has provided adequate access huge issue last night at 1901 before his entrance. Some even decide a project of this importance. to the club for the public's use. I Newport Blvd. There was no manage a smile or a laugh because Tom BillJngs once again tries to mislead Greenlight leaders have stated in the past note that Edward's Theaters here in coverage of that. Where was your of his endearing way. residents when he states that the Regent that they have not taken a position on the Newport Beach provides valet reporter? The 1901 is a huge No mis40derstanding here: This Newport Beach Resort, planned for the Regent Resort . Greenlight leader Phil Arst parking, as does John Wayne development that is going to effect officer means business and knows Marina Mobile Home Park site on the wrote a leller to the City Council asking the l\irport. Are these public businesses Costa Mesa. You did not cover it. the business of the day. But be Balboa Peninsula. is the same size of the counciJ to promote hotel development In being restrictive by offering thac ln my opinion, you let your city assured, the buzz around the court Balboa Bay Oub. In fact, the Regent will the city. In his letter he slates. "the city jiervice, which, incidentally, I doubc down twice. house and from those who have total 100,507 square feet. 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For more Information, Victoria St, Coat• MHI. The to [email protected]; Newport BHch from 11 :301.m . Clll (949) 722-1600, ext. 25. preHnt1tlon will addreaa byfaxto(949)646-4170;orby to 1 p.m. The $151dmlulon varlou• cau.. 1 of memory 1011 calling (949) 574-4298. Include the include• a signed copy of Stop Polluting Our Newport wtll and dlagno1l1 and treatment. time, date and location of the " Healthy Dining In Orange hold Its annual meeting at the For more Information, call (949) event, as well 11 a contact phone County." Space 11 limited, and 01111 Senior Center at 9:30 a.m . 646-4662. number. A complete listing 11 tldcets mult be purchased by Brunch will be provided. available at www.dai/ypi/otcom. June 1. Call (949) 729-6864 for Speakers Dave Klff and Jade V.n Can Rettaurant, 1500 more information. Keating will discuss W1tter Adam• Ave. In Cotta Mesa, will TODAY quality and the proposed have it• grand opening from 6 to The 22.nd annual Corona def Mir Th• Adami School Country Fair boardwalk at Upper Newport 6 p.m ., featuring cooking by TV Scenic 5K Race & l'Wo·Mile Fun wlU run from 10 a.m . to 4 p.m . at Bay Regional Park.. For more chef Martin Yan. The restaurant Walk begin at 7:55 a.m. That's 2850 Country Club Drive. The Information, call (949) 548--7646. will donate all of the proceeds when the men's 5K rece begins. fair will have a silent auction, a from $10 admiasion ticket• to The women's 5K starts at 8:20 50-foot Inflatable obstacle SUNDAY Share Our Selves, a private a.m . The fun walk starts at 8:45 course, a 30-foot Inflatable slide, Love,. of live vocal music are nonprofit agency serving a.m . The 1K Kid's Dolphin Dash a dunk tank, numerous games, Invited to "The Summer Knows; low-Income Orange County starts at 9 a.m. Registration fees prizes, food, drinks, a bake sale, a free musicale at 3 p.m . at the residents. For more Information, on race day are $30 for the a DJ, a guest band and more. Newport Beach Central Library. call (949) 642-3451 , ext. 262. WEEKEND SPECIALS run/walk and $12 for the Dolphin Call (714) 424-7935 for more Mignonne Profant and a guest Jack Daniels Steak Dash. Registration will be held at Information. pianist will present the final The Balboa Bey Republican OASIS Senior Center on program of the library's musicale Women Federated will hold its with Smoked Garlic Buner, Garlic Wednesday, Thursdlty and Friday &.come• member of the series, featuring tunes of "Scholarship Awards" winners Mashed Potatoes & vegetabless I o es before the race. Separate races Hospice Preferred Choice team Gershwin, Jobim and LeGrand. luncheon at 11 a.m. at the Bahia for men and women are limited and make a difference In the For more information, call (949) Corinthian Club on Bayside to 1,500 runners. Call (949) lives of terminally ill people and 717-3816. Drive. For more Information, call Poached Salmon in Apple Cider 644-3151 to register. their families at a volunteer (9491515-8677. with Fresh Ginger Served orientation. The team is seeking The Orange County Women's 5 with Rlce & vegetables S 9 9 Macy's South Coast Plaza and caririg people to assist patients Chorus present its 2003 spring The Wildflower Walk will mHt Teen People magazine will host a and families with non medical program, "On this Island,# at at 9 a.m. at El Moro for a Summer Surf and Swim Fashion needs, such as providing respite Newport Harbor Lutheran five-mile hike at Crystal Cove. Show featuring the latest looks for the primary caregiver, Church. The concert of Parking costs $5. Wear boots and from Roxy, Hurley, O'Neill, reading to patients, paying island-themed music begins at 7 bring water. Call (949) 497-7647 j3illabong and more at 2 p.m . in weekly social visits and running p.m. and will include the chorus for more information. Macy's South Coast Plaza's errands. Volunteers are also directed by Eliza Rubenstein and women's store. For more needed to assist with office " Men in Bisque; an ensemble THURSDAY information, call (71 4) 556-0611 , duties. Call (714) 980-0900 for directed by Joseph Huszti. A free bone density screening ext. 4231. more information. Tickets are $12 and can be will be offered from 10 a.m . to 2 purchased in advance at (949) p.m. at Mother's Market, 225 E. (NEW~i!~ING) Someone Cares Soup Kitchen St. Michael and All Angela 451-8590. 17th St.. Costa Mesa. For more Episcopal Church will present a information, call (9491631-4741. RE ST AURANT will celebrate its 17th n anniversary in memory of Cpl. seminar that poses the question, TUESDAY A Toast To "Dad" µ. ...,,1 Jose Angel Garibay from 6 to 9 ff Does Biblical Interpretation The Aasn. of Business Service Shape up or trim down for p.m at 720 West 19th St. in Costa Contribute to the Plight of the will have its monthly dinner swimsuit season at #Shape Up Champagne and Beer (; 1 M esa The Flag Day Holy Land Christians?H at 9 a.m . meeting from 6 to 9 p.m . in for Summer,# 7 p.m . at the dinner/auction will feature Chef The church is at the corner of Costa Mesa. Ari Galper will Newport Beach Central Library. Leon Mathews. Tickets cost $45. Pacific View Drive and speak on Reverse Selling. $18 for Personal trainer and certified Father's Day Brunch All proceeds will support the Marguerite Avenue in Corona member, $28 for nonmembers. nutrition specialist J.J. Flizanes Buffet Only Someone Cares Soup Kitchen del Mar. For more informetion, Call (562) 494-8124 or (949) will present the free program, --- Hunger Relief and Tutoring call (9491644--0463. 805-0011 for directions and other covering exercise and nutrition • Eggs Ben edict & Omelette Bar Programs. Make reservations by information. tips of optimal fitness For m ore May 27. Call (9491548-8861 . For Triangle Squere will host an information. call (9491717-3816 • Smoked Sausage:. & Side Dishes undeiwrit1ng opportunities, call Artists Circle Exhibit from 2 to 6 WEDNESDAY where visitors can view • Fresh Seafood & Pasta (714) 801 -2354. P · ~ ·· JHnne Alnt from the See TOWN, Pa1e A9 • Baron of Beef C.uving Station • BBQ Entree Selections • Fresh Fruit & S.alad Bar • Gourmet Dei.:.erts & Crepes MEPHIST(JM Whether You 9:00am • 3:00pm Call To day For Reservahon!> Bur or Lease •• Adults $23.95 Waterfront Seating Available! THE WORLD'S FINEST WALKING SHOES Enjoy Our Beautiful Out:.ide Patio You'll Find Incredible Children $11 .95 Values on Your Children 5 949-675-2373 Favorite Lexus! & under FREE! 503 E. Edgewater • Balboa Plu~ t.u: •nd gntu11\ Newport-[anding.com 1727 Westdiff Drive, Ntw TROPICAL CEILING FAN SALE! Whal a great lime to bring the tropical look and !eel into your home. =-:;:;) You can now lltart or add the'e special l:cll rn g fan l. to your home design wi1h our I rop1cal Ce il mg Fan Sale. We a, i...cJ and gut from our vendors 1,omc tcml ll pm:c break\ to get thi !i l>Ummer oil lo J gn:.tt , t.tn. Come in and ~e over 200 state oT-ihe-art ceiling fans.You 'lt:e lot\ and lots of tropical and exotic fans along with many other styles. bed: $1300 : include dresser, & mirror sectlonal: $950 MIRAMAR™ IOUFOe $199 NIAMJALIY™ WTIWNICI ~ • 'll blade pittl • L.Jeune molOf warramy IWNU Oady Pilot Saturday. June 7, 2003 At reservations. For reservations or TOWN more information, call (949) 497-7647. Continued from A8 White Front Pharmacy Mother's M1rbt will hold 1 . . Boott-tcMng motntfl and "Spring Cleaning• clearance daughters are Invited to the final sale from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m . Taste souion of the Mother-Daughter demos will be offered from 11 Book Club's season 7 p.m at the a.m. to 3 p.m . The store is at 225 Newport Beach Central Library E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more Dlabete information, call (949) 631-4741. The ciub is open to gir1s in fifth Fn:e blood ~ through seventh grades and their taei. moms or significant female JUNE 15 featuring Dom Tqlor grown-ups. Register at the Central Triang le Square w ill host 1 Library Children's Desk or call (949) farmers' market featuring live The 2nd and 4th~ of each 717-3800 and dloose option five. entertainment and several month from 1 l:OOam until 4:00pm For more information, call (949) booths boasting great deals in 717-3816. addition to storefront specials. Cards • Books • Sund ries The market will be open from 11 AU Insurance Plans Aeupted FRIDAY a.m . to 4 p.m . For more lnwntors Forum presents a information, call (949) 722-1600, ~ 801 Baker Street, Costa Mesa seminar on ·intellectual Property ext. 25. Between Bear & Bristol Law" by Edward Schlatter, patent attorney, at 7:30 p.m . in Orange JUNE 17 (714) 540- 2882 Coast College's Science Lecture " Feng Shui for a Healing Home" Hall. Registration and networ'Kmg is a free seminar held from 6:30 begin at 7 p.m. The cost 1s $5 for to 7:30 p.m. at M other's Market, members, $1 5 for nonmembers. 225 E. 17th St., Costa M esa. To Call (714) 540-2491 fOf mforma11on make reservations. call (800) 595-6667. JUNE 14 Full Spectrum Yoga has JUNE 18 partnered with New Directions Phil Brigandi, Orange County for Women to host ·celebrating arch1v1st, w ill discuss what 1s in Wholeness,H a yoga and healing the archives as they relate to • Custom Wood Fence In stallation arts festival benef1t1ng women Costa M esa's history at 7 p m at E"'1thlnt •t your doorstep. And now time to enjoy It. and children served by the the Costa Mesa Histo rical • Custom Wood Gates nonprofit New Directions for Society, 1870 Anaheim Ave • e Chain Link Fence Installations lln't It tlnM to commute leu 1nd ef!JOY Ute more? Now you c.an do Womer. Admission 1s free. and Costa Mesa For more ju.t lhlt. We offer e-xaptloNl 1partment commun1hes In c~t'lt donations are accepted. The information, call (949) 631 -5918 e Chain Li nk Fence Repairs Of'enge C911nty IOQtions: or e-mail cmhistoryra1 1ansetcom full-day event will be at Full • Close lo eYerythlng you w1nt: shopp1n9, employment, Mid p.1ru Spectrum Yoga m Newport Beach. For more information, The Newport M esa Irvine Serflin9 Oran9e CountlJ • Beach Communities • Your<~ of outsandi119 1menlties hke resort-style ~ call (949) 955 1965. Interfaith Council will present a S;nc~ 1955 poots and spas. busloffs 1nd lltnus centers. Sports cOWU.. t... round table discussion at Contact rental living Apartment Information ~ntff Today Cryst al Cove St ate Patil will offer Orange Coast Unitarian (949) 548-4422 a backcountry hike at 9 a m . a Universallst Church on human 17625-B Harvard, comer of Harvard and Main, Irvine, CA 92'14 historic district walk at 10 a.m . relations featuring an (949) 548-9662 license #3 13311 1.866.400.2691 rentat-livln9.com and a sunset/moonlight walk at 7·30 p m . which requires See TOWN, Page AlO in one store. Shop At Get great gifts at ~ u . with the purchase of any 2 Bob collection knits, receive FREE a Jones players cotton vest. (i•abM of$85.()()) Porcelain Hardwood Ceramic Tale Special •4~ ·&~ u· . u• 11. 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Come in today to ;,..r(,k Nurseries and let us show to eliminate polio you how! ore than 16,000 Rotary TheGlobel for money ls not lialy to make members gathered in Polio money norfind much fun in life. • MB risbane, Au.stralia - F.radJcadon - OUll'lee M. SchWllb including Jamee Panom. disttict InitiatJve is governor and member of the spearheaded SERVICE CLUB ·® Rotary Oub of Newport IJVlne - by theW>rld for Rotary's 94th annual Health MEETINGS THIS WEEK SANTA ANA international convention. OrgaJm.ation. TOM TANA.KA, C.C.N.PIO TUESDAY 2700 Bristo! St. 2800 N. Tustin Ave. Bbkhal Rattakul. the president Rotary 7:30 a.m.: 1he 40-member (114) 754-6661 (114) 633-9200 Manlpt' of Rotary International. lntemational, Flowerdale Nunery - C.aD Mesa announced that Rotarians had the U.S. Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary COMft.ETE LANDSCAPING • 45 YEARS EXPOIENCE Master Nursery Professional contributed $88.5 million for the JIM Centers for Oub will meet at Five Crowns (newportbtoc:hsunrisetary.. LICENSE # J08553 6naJ push in Rotary's Polio de BOOM Disease Eradication Campaign. surpassing Control and orp/index.htm). a goal of $80 million. Prevention and UNICPP. 6 p.m.: The Costa Mesa "1banJcs to the remarkable Newport Harbor Lions Oub will· commJttnent and generosity of HARBOR MESA LIONS INSTALL meet at the Costa Mesa Country Have You Lost Money in the Stock Market? Rotary members worldwide. we 2003-04 OFACERS Oub. are closer than ever to wiping out Harbor Mesa Lions will hold this crippling and deadly disease," the installation of the 2003-04 WEDNESDAY Did your stockbroker recommend stocks based upon his Ratt.akul said ~Rotary was the first officers on Satwday at the home 7: 15 am.: The 20-member to have the vision of a polio-free of Ann and Mlb Mcilroy. ~ South c.oa.st Metro Rotary Oub brokerage firm's stock analysts' recommendations? Were world Tuday. we are just as District 4-l.4 Gov. Danny Mayer will meet at the Center Oub the recommendations misleading, premised on baseless committed to this legacy, our gift will officiate as these members ( wwwsouthcoastmetro rotary.or,p; to the children of the world· are installed: ~ Paib. and the Newport Harbor Kiwanis criteria, and fail to disclose a conflict of interest for the Locally. the Rotary Oub of president; Sandi Scbeafer, lst Oub will meet at the University analyse and the firm? Did you suffer losses based upon the Newport-Balboa commitLed vice president; Artme Schder. Athletic Oub. $1 1.235 to the campaign. Newport 2nd vice president; Carol Van Noon: The 40-membeT recommendations? Ifso, you may have a case fo r fraud Sunrise $6,000, Newport Irvine Hoh. secretary; Gina Stansbury. Ex.change Oub of the Orange and breach of fiduciary duty. $10,000 and South Coast Metro treasurer; Barbara Hayward. Coast win meet at Bahia $500. bulletin editor; Loma Young. tail Corinthian Yacht Oub for a Were: your investment objectives long term growth, The funds raised this year are ~er; Oebb6e Jara. lion tamer; business meeting. 5 p.m.: The 60-rnember Rotary income, and safety of principal? Did your broker in addition to the $500 million Marianne ADm. Bemk:e EDls. Rotary has committed to polio Karen Lunal. Ann Mcilroy. Oub of Newport-Balboa will meet recommend unsuitable:, high risk stocks? Did your broker eradication since 1985, when Myrta Spmb.8 and Eunice at the Bahia Coiinthian Yacht Oub for a program by I.an)' over-concentrate your portfolio in technology stocks? Rotary launched its first 1bom.->n. directors; and fund-raising drive with the goal of Marlanne SepDa. immediate 1.eDoux on his tall ship Your losses arc: often recoverable and you may be entitled to punitive damages. $120 million. By the end of that past presidenL Cocktail how is 6 experience in the Antarrtic campaign. Rotary more than p.m., dinner is at 7 p.m. The ( wwwnewporr-balboa.orgJ . We specialize in representing individual investors. Please: call us for a FREE doubled its goal and created its installation program will be held consultation. PolioPlus program - the largest afterward. THURSDAY private-sector suppon of a global 7 am. The 20-plus member Costa Mesa-Orange Costa *No Rec:iovery • No Fee health initiative ever. SAVE AN HOUR A DAY In addition. more than one Computer Friends of Oasis is Breakfast Uons Oub will meet at million men and women of pleased to announce that Tum Mimi's for a program by Jbn Rotary have volunteered their UnderhJll of Oeative Continuum e.lllnp!r on "White Page Marc I. Zussman, Attorney at Law Toll Free :888-663-566113 10-n 2-22so time and personal resources to will return Wednesday for a Telephone Listing and USC law School Graduate Law Offices of Marc I. Zussman help immunize more than 2 program titled ·Saving an Hour a Tax·P.xempt Contributions.- Over 29 years of Law Practice 10100 Sanu Morua Blvd, 8th Floor billion children in 122 countries. Day on Your Computer.· Noon: 1he SO-member Costa Former Los Angeles Deputy City Anomey Los Angeles, CA 90067 A highly infectious disease. This Lalk should be or interest Mesa Kiwanis Oub will meet at polio still affects children mainly to computer users who spend any Member of Public Investors Arbitration Bar A.ssoci2rion the Holiday Inn; the SO-member younger than 5 in countJies in time at all sitting in a chair and Newport Beach-Corona del Mar South Asia and in parts of Africa viewing a monitor. Yes. Kiwanis Oub will meet at the Polio can cause paralysis and computing is Informative and Bahia Corint.tUan Yacht Oub ' sometimes death. As there is no great fun. E-mall is terrific. but (wwwkiUKUlis.of'Wclubl '7'0U ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO EXPERIENCE cure for polio. the best protection woddng with a computer can be costamesa); the BO-member .I.the exquisite Baroque Music Festival, Corona dcl Mar, is prevention. For as little as 60 addictive. time wasting and body cents worth of vaccine. a dlild aunching, too. F.xchange Oub of Newpon now in its 23rd year. For one week in June, the charming can be protected against this The meeting begins at I p.m. at Hasbor will meet at the Newport • crippling disease for life. the Oasis Senior Center in Corona Halbor Nautical Museum for a seaside comm.unity of Corona dcl Mar presents a series of Great strides have been made del Mar. A coffee and cookie program by Rubin Smith on AcapuJco. Mexico; and ~ five concerts of Baroque & nco-Baroquc music performed in polio eradication. ln the 1980s. break will take place after this aippling disease Infected Underhill& presentadoo. There is I00-membet- Newport- Irvine by d istinguished professionals in unique Festival settings. about 1,000 children every day. In a $3 charge at the door for those Rotary Oub will meet at the Atriwn Hotel for presentation by , 2002, l,9l9 children contracted who are not members of S4acey Hunter Sc:bwmtz of polio in seven countries (India. Computer Friends. No Coastline Community College. ~ Pakistan, Nigeria. Afghanistan, reserwtions are necessary. Call Niger, Somalia and Egypt), down (WW1U nirotary.or,p. ·: (949) 759-4921 for more from the 350,000 cases estimated informadon. in 125 countries in 1988. •C0MMUNrTY. Q.UBS IS The Americas were declared publlshed Saturdays in the Daily free from polio in 1994, as wen as WORTH REPEATING Pilot Send your lefVioe club's the Western Pacific region in 2000. From Thought for the Day by meeting infonnation by fax to (949) and Europe in 200'2. Once Gl"8 ~ of the Newport Mesa 660-6667! e-mail to eradicated polio will be the lrvine Interfaith Council: jdeboom aol.oom <>< by mail to second disease after smallpox 17ie lndividulJJ who does not 2082 S.E. Bristol. Suite 201 . Newpon Baroque ever to be eliminated worldwide. worlc for tlU! love of worlc but only Beacti, CA 92660-1740. Music TOWN Continued from A9 Festival introduction by Rusty Kennedy of the Orange County Human Relations Council. ·with the Coro1to. del Mar County of Orange Budget Cuts, Whe re I• the Human Relations Councll Nowr In-au. The program goes fro m 12:30 to 1: 30 p.m. and costs $7.50 per pe rson, Includin g lunch. or $10 witho ut a reservation. The recep tion is at 11 :45 a .m .• and the luncheon at noon. For reservations, call (949) Burton Karson. Artistic Director &- Condudor 660-8665, ext. 3, by 5 p.m. June 17. 23rd c_Annual Season+ 22-29 June 2003 The Newport Harbor Neudc:af Sunday, June 22, 4 100 p.m . et Saint Mlehael A All Angela O.ureh Museum, working in conjunction BAROQUE CONCEllTOS with the Newpo rt Library. w lll 1 Feetival Orchetltn af period iMtrumcntar p resent e aeries of sto ry time Burton Karwon, conductor events o n the Texas Deck a t the Ellubeth Blumenttock • Joliannc von Binenl, violins museum for child re n between 3 a nd 6 fro m 10:30 to 11 :30 a .m . Marianne Pfau. o/Jtw, Andraw Atthur, organ Th4tre will a lso be a crafts ~ /lfl .Boclt anti Hanthl project for childre n and Monday, .lune 23, 8 :00 p.1n. mt Saint MldtMI It All Anae.. Cburc:b parents . Admlsalon is free and ORGAN RP.CITAL s pec• Is limited. For Or.,ctft Information o r reservations, Andrew Arthur, call (!M9) 673-7863. (;,rman _. 61?ghlt Drf10n mosttf'WOrlal CllJlo ,. 0-IJJM. 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Insist on the Best high-high skirts, daughters, it is what her church. the Cameron, the father of two LIFETIME- WARRANTY low-slung pants, lops wilh - Baker and Olurch of Jesus Ouis1 of teenager daughters. expressed - Tspaghetti straps and Starr spent Latter-day Saints, counsels his preferences for teenage Full Service Collision Center hemlines above the navel - untold hours young women to do, but also fashion ln six word!>. ·More Insurance Approved Shop they are today's unnvaJed on clothing because she has found It cloth. Less metal. No ink. " ROSIY'S AUTOIOOY staples in popular fashion for 121 Industrial Woy makeovers, influences how others treat her. Cameron, Santa (949) 642-4522 Costa MeSG 1een girls. adding She thinks the word modesty Monica-based author of the So It may come as a surprise sleeves, has taken on an unfair book "8 Simple Rules for Dating for some clothing retailers and cleavage· connotadon. , My Teenage Daughter," which manufacturers that some girls coverage or "It doesn't mean I have to became the inspiration for the S 0 L.IS J.'\ \' r::~'T ' l [· "J' (} H CJ Lv P don't want to wear them - and hem length. cover my ankles or not show my hit lV sitcom of the '>ame name, they are hungry for off-the-rack MICHELE Sometimes arm above the elbow or wear added, only slightly Stock Market's Up. Stock Market's Down. alternatives. MARR prom dresses turtlenecks every day,· she said. tongue-in-cheek, "The purpose Att you med of the llW\Jl dcprc~.;int ~h•Hur of rh< mulm1 If 'ou .um.creel Hundreds of local high school had to be "For me, it is not wearing of clothing IS to retain body heat •yn• then come lu't "brcakfu1 with Erit .. l.c~rn how 10 gw.t.1.J1ttt gr""'tb girls, some with their mothers custom made. clothing that's skin-tight or - not cause 11 m boy!> " with no mk 10 your up1i.al1 Eril A ~I" "• ( cr11ficd Fin.1.J1,1.l! Pl.inner U·PI and fathers, have showed up at Las! year. when the two short shorts, skirts above the Information on future fashion with I .. yan elCJ>C'ncncc C.omc U.UU w bCM he lw helped hu ,lu~n u '"'~' Nordstrom South Coast Plaza mothers decided they were knee or sleeveless clothing... shows. as welJ as 1nformauon on I.heir mon~ W1i.cl) w ~ un Jei:p a1 iughr for standing-room-only fashion going 10 try to change things, The shows preview a wide how to organize a fai.h1on '>how For more infonnation shows held in its Brass Plum they called Nordstrom. Amy range of seasonal looks from that features trendy and mudesl fashion department to offer Jones, spokesperson for select manufacturers such as clothing, is avaJlable from Raker and a FREE Home or Office ConsuJtation them more modest. ye1 still Nordstrom, says the store is E1emiry and Sabrina Nicole, and Starr on the 1111 erne1 al Call stylish, clothing. delighted they did. including cal'go-utUltarian. www.smallandsimple ""'· ·Modesty gives a girl a sense Jones says Nordstrom tries Asian-inspired, '80s day-glo, 949-723-1167. of self-worth and value. You hard to listen 10 its customers, sports-athieisure, ••• "lb& 1111,,.brr 01u nn.'tT faff monr, lluk mm1b11 twtl 11ri er /o'7,t1 rulr 1111mbrr ont • ..,.., ~ c..i"•' don't have 10 flaunt your body 10 offer something for everyone, romantic-feminine, surf, Well, Eccles1aste'> J '>ay'>. "lo to be popular or 10 61 tn. • !klld and these fashjon shows are jus1 punk-inspired and every thing there 1i. a '>t:ason. 18-year-old Newport Coast teen one example of how Nordstrom menswear-influenced - all As of 1oday. my st-ason writing Jana Crandal. who has auended does tha1. fashion-forward. ye1 not too feature stones for thl'> page ha5 and modeled in the show!>. Local leens such as CrandaJ skin-baring. come to an end. :'\ext Saturday The goal of the showi. 1s to are filled and coached 10 be Robin Deverich, Michelle's will be the Man of -,omething provide teen girls with fashion models for the shows. In March, mother, believes bare. sexually new. clothing - casual, school. I fl -year-old Valerie Day and provocative clothing can create For me. ii hils heen a vacation, prom and party wear Michelle Deverich modeled in a an image and send a message wonderfuJ i.eason. and it''> been - that is modest and "chic. not -.how with Crandal. that is sometimes unintended. wonderful becaust' of 1he geek.· The outfilS are trendy. They sashayed down the "As a mom. I'm extremely people I've come to know and l>asSY and fun without showing a runway in playful, casual wear grateful for the shows," said work with throughout these ~..,, ... 101 of skin. and m formal wear that ranged Robin Deverich. Michelle's seven years. the religious ~ ... r.i.. The shows were born out of from sophisticated, diva-chic 10 mother. "There are lolS of other leaders tn this communiry and &~C..~ the frusrration of rwo Mormon mgenue. princess-chic mothers ou1 there who share many of the faithful m their ...... ,. moms, Karen Balcer and Carol "It was a blast," Day said. "II my frustration !hat there aren't congregauons, m}' readers and ...... Starr. whose own 1eenage was fun to show you can look enough modest. trendy clothes my several eduor-. \\ho have n. .... 1,.Slr• daughters constantly Mruggled good and keep up w11h current in the stores for our teenage taught me '>0 much ...., ...... to find suirable clothes, [fashion! trends even though daughters.· Thank you ,tll. I Mil ml'>'> you. ~c.e.. especially prom and t'Vening you are dressing mode'>lly." There are father'>, too. A few dresses, to wear. Deverich prefers to wear days before a spring f~hion •MICHELE MARR is a freelance Vt!Ww/~""'· For years, while raising their modest clothing partly because l>how in March. W. Bruce writer and graphic designer &;re 6/30/03 ' Merrlll Lynch, Salomon Smith Barney, Morga Stanley and other brokerage firm• agreed to · $1.4 Bllllon Settlement. Govemment attorney have called their conduct, -the largeat fraud ever pe,Petuated on the lnveatlng publlc.• ... 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A.12 Sat.\t'day, June 7, 2003 FA 1 TH group to help parenta to FAITH understand and deel with the StAnset feeling• and behavior of th9ir CALENDAR children. The group wm mMt from 10 to 11:301.m. the first end third Mondaye of the month at Defi9h+s SPECIAL EVENTS the center, 250 E. Baker St.. Suite G in Costa Mesa. Information: SE~ AT ST. MCHAELS (714) 445-4950. Pre-registration I• The Rev. Donald Wagner, director of the Middle East Studie. Center required. at North Paric University, will give a free aemlner on Chriatians in THIRTEEN JEWISH STEPS TO the Holy Land at 9 a.m. Sunday at RECOVERY St Mldlael and All Angels Jewish Family Service la offering Eplac:opal Church. The seminar a support and dlscunlon group will consider "Who are the for adults whose children or Christians In the Holy Land, their spouses suffer from alcohol and historical context their situation drug addiction. The group will today?" and " Is the Bible, and meet from '7 to 8:30 p.m. • how we read and discuss it. Tuesdays at 250 E. Baker St., detrlmenftil to these Christians, or Suite G in Costa Mesa. 3/t" COLDEN MAPLE DENSE \'.'o"'r- 1neol is accott'\pa"'ied b~ a "11tmad"' can It be empowering?" Wagner Information: (714) 445-4950. SOLID HARDWOOD PLUSH CARPET will also offer Information on Pre-registration is required. sm~p of the da~ or a isp cae"tr- 8-Qfad, ~olce of Sabeel, the ecumenical Christian BAHAI RRESIOES • Installed with Pad $ J 69 Haa9iPn-Daz~• ice C l'eafl'\ of".,~ d"d~ve ..a9t " center In Jerusalem. s4~~ft. • Minimum 60 ymls sq. ft. Refreshments will be served. The Members of the Bahai faith hold informal public discussions on Tra•erllne 18" a 18"•• •.••.•••••••••••••• s4.29 .... n. church is at the comer of Pacific View Drive and Marguerite spiritual topics at 7:30 p.m. every Ceramic '111e •••••••••••••••••• i..lalW 1..... s 4.99 - n. Friday and at 11 :30 the last Wood ...... 1.. taU.<1 ,__ n. Avenue in Corona del Mar. for Laminate s4.99 .... Sunday of the month. 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Monsignor Wtllil.m r~ Mclaughlin Pastor UTURGlES: Saumby, 5 p.m. (Cantor), CAIL Suncby, 7:00 (QUjct), 8:30 (Contemporary} 10:00 (Choir), 11 :30 a.m. (Cantor) and 5:00 p.m. (Contemporary) 949.~74.4249 ~·· FAITH Saturday June 7 2003 Al 3 THE MORAL OF THE STORY Praying in support of a young boy "Our prayers run along one with hls athlete and artist who has a repeatedly in the previow. days. road and God's answers by siblings precious love of and belief in The CT scan on Tuesday another, and by and by they when he God. showed sufficient progress and meet." heard When Max was about 3 years gave doctors the ability to - ADONIRAM JUDSON some old, he said grace before a meal remove the pressure-monitoring friends in that I'll never forget. He began rod in his brain. They also began "If we will make use ofprayer the alley by saying. "Dear Lord," but at reducing the paralysis to call down upon ourselves and below. He the dme it sounded more lilce, medication and begin to rem ove others those things, which will climbed up "Dear Wode." Max's ventilator. glorify the name of God, then we to the He continued by saying. "This Everybody's prayers and God's shall see the strongest and window on is Max. and I thank you for today answers continue to meet Max boldest promises of the Bible CINDY the second and for all my family and and his family have received about prayer fulfilled. 711en we TRANE floor to tallt everybody here and for this tremendous constant care and shall see such answers to prayer with them. food. ln Jesus' name, Amen. nus prayers. as we had never thought were CHRISTESON When is Max." Since his accident. Max ha.sn·t possible.• the screen he was leaning I watched as he prayed and he been able to verbally - 0 . HAllESBY against gave way, he fell and kept peeking around the circle to communicate, but people have sustained serious head injuries. make sure to name everybody faithfully spoken to God on There are trials and tragedies Fonunately, a neighbor saw who was there. Max's behalf. Many thanb to all in our country and around the what occurred, and while Several months ago. someone of you and to God for praye~ world that I try to pray for someone dialed 911 , she told asked Max what days of the offered and prayers answered. whenever 1 can. There has been Max's father what to do. week he went to school. Please keep praying for Max's a Lrial and tragedy ln our Paramedics arrived quickly. He smiled and answered, "I go full recovery. community that has already I-le was taken to Western on Monsday. Tuesday, And you can quote me on been prayed for locally. across Medical Hospital where he Wednesday, Fursday and that. the country and around the underwent surgery and has been Friday." When ask!!d the same Father's Day Brunch world, and the family can't thanlc constantly monitored and question moments later, he said • CINDY TRANE CHRISTESON is a you enough for all the incredible worked on ever since. Everybody the days perfectly. Newport Beach resident who Chef Daniel Jimenez support. They would also who has been involved has been Since Max's fall , many people speaks fr9<1ue ntly to parenting Presents appreciate continued prayer. awesome, and the support has have prayed for comfort and groups. She may be reac:hed via ~ ~ '!€~ w Hungry shoppers can stop by the hot dog cart. as well as en}oy a meal or snack at restaurants throughout the center lhroUtthout the c-enter, including PCUtla BNWo. Champag~ F"nda Bak~'ll & Cq/'. Pkk Vp tl.x, tarbwb, or for a treat. H~~n G~,. Chocolata Customt:'rs ('81' C'Olllplf'tf' e nter-to-win forms tnsid. a.ny store. W'umers of th. two gift certlfk.at wUJ be notil\ed aft.er the f'Vt!nL w t~wr P1au i., located at lMnc Ave.. and Seventtt:nth In Newport Beach. 'The nu-r ts anchored by • ..,.. and \I-Ge l>rala, with 20 shops, and casual d1nJ.na For 11\0ft tnfonNdol\. t C'ft\ter' ~e • wwwS.0.,~aJa «rail (fM9) 79CMnl8. Dally~t p.m . Wednesday and Thursday, AFTER HOURS from 8:30 p.m . to 12:30 a.m . . Friday and Saturday and from 2 • Submit AFTER HOURS Items to to 6 p.m. Sunday. The restaurant the Dally Piiot. 330 W. Bay St., ia at 2736 W. Coast Highway, Costa Meaa, CA 92627; by fax to Newport Beach. Free. (949) SAVE 25-50o/o 642-3431. (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 674-4295. A complete list is available at www.dailypilotcom. MUSIC AT PLAYERS OFF RETAIL Players restaurant is now offering live music from 9 p.m . to SPECIAL m idnight every Friday and When You Deal Direct with the Factory Saturday. Players is at 512 W. CHILDREN'S HOSPfTAL 19th St., Costa Mesa. No cover www.patiomfg.com BENEFTT charge. (949) ~6616 . CUSTOM BBQ'S The Mickey Jones Foundation for Children is having Its fourth WEEKEND MUSIC annual benefit for Children's Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant Hospital Orange County, In Newport Beach presents Jesse Including a CHOC Aide and Blues on the aax on Friday and Festival at 9:30 a.m . June 22 at Saturday evenings and Sunday Hidden Valley Partc in Irvine. for brunch. The program Information: (714) 962-6718. features all your favorites on the saxophone. Anthony's is at 161 MUSIC E. Coast Highway. (949) 673·3425. BARITONE CONCERT The performance by Grammy POP-ROCK AND FLAMENCO and Emmy Award-winning Tete 6. a funk, rock and Motown American operatic baritone act. performs at 9 p.m . Sa turdays Sanford Sylvan hes been at Carmelo's Ristorante, 3520 E. rescheduled to 4 p.m . June 22 in Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Founders Hell. Tickets cost $60 Solo guitarist Ken Senders end are on sale et the Center box performs classical flamenco office, by calling (714) 556-ARTS tunes at 7:30 p.m . Tuesdays end or by visiting www.ocpac.org. Sundays Free (949) 675-1922. The Center is at 600 Town Drive, Costa Mesa. SATURDAY NIGHT R&B Gerald Ishibashi and the Stone PACIFIC SYMPHONY'S JAZZ. Bridge Band play rock and R&B CLUB at 9 p.m . Saturdays at Sutton Jim Self, principal tuba player in Place Hotel's Trianon Lounge. the Pacific Symphony Orchestra, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport and the Pete Christlieb Quintel Beach. Free. (949) 476-2001. will perform a special engagement at 7:30 and 9:30 STAGE p.m . today in Founders Hall Tickets are $35 and can be 'THE DRAWER BOY' purchased et the center box Michael Healey's first full-length office or online at play, "The Drawer Boy; one of www.ocpac.org Information: Time magazine's Best Plays of (714) 556·ARTS. The Orange 2001 , will continue through June County Performing Arts Center 1s 29 at Segerstrom Stage. Tickets at 600 Town Center Drive, Costa range from $19 to $54. For Mesa. tu:kets. call (7 14) 708-5555. JAZZ.TRIO 'FLORENCE, DAVID AND ART Gulfstream Restaurant in South Coast Repertory's Young Newport Beach presents a 1au Conservatory performers the trio Sunday through Wednesday Teen Players will present Greg as regular entertainment at 850 Atkins' "Florence, David and Avocado Ave • Newport Beach. Art." a play about high school art Hours are 5 to 9 p.m . Sunday students m Italy. The production and 6 to 10 p.m . Monday through w ill be staged through Sunday in Wednesday. (949) 718-01 88. SCR 's Nicholas Studio. SCA 1s at 655 Tow(\ Center Drive, Costa WEEKLY JAM Mesa. Information: 1714) The Studio Cafe presents 708·5500 M onday Night Jams from 7 to 11 pm every week. · wanted" '42ND STREET The HoneyBaked Cafe is full of surprises, not musicians include guitar players. The 2001 Tony Award Winner. '*°· bass players. singers. Drama Desk Award and Outer flo,,• ~ou a nd ~our lunch buddi-es c.an stop b~ The +fone~BaJ.ted eafe for a surprisi.n~l~ w'-de drummers, keyboardists and Critics Circle Award • 42nd llPra:y of' d e lt.'\'e Lt all d a~ Lon8. MAMMA GINA WEEKEND JAZZ 22 Tickets are $322 to $66. They · With chotces ltl-\e o ur Lt~ht and fluff~ -1 l o n e~BaJl\ed Omelen.ata wl.th TurKe~, >'\ voe.ad o and Walter Lakota and David are on sale at the Center box s ,vl.ss Cheese or scrumptwus Stuffed French Toast. Alcantar, the New York Jazz office or by calling (7 14) Connection Duo, play at Mamma 556-ARTS or www.ocpac.org. 80 n ext time ~OU do Lunch, do i..t Ln s~ le atThe +lo ne,yBa}i{ed eafe ... whet•(' Gma at 251 E. Coast Highway in The Center is at 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa ~ou'll fi.nd overs~ delwi.ous thi.n? f or lunch, bebWet. our runa.ei.n~ ham. Newport et 8 p.m . Fridays and 1 , Saturdays and at 7 p.m . Sundays Come M'<' us toda~. 'A e'r•e r\3ht next door~ to th.al famous hrun store. and M ondays Diana 01tri joins ART the duo on vocals on Mondays ()pet1Monday·Wednesday8a m -6.30 pm THE HONEY BA It's free Information. (9491 GUY FERRER EXHIBIT ThuNlay - Saturday 8 a.m -9 p.m. Sunday 8 a.m.-2 p.m. 673-9500. '"Alchem1a,· paintings and Tustin Bnl Newport Aye_ # 13 Phone : 714-731.(,616 Fax :714-731-4907 sculptures by Guy Ferrer, opens MUSIC AT THE GRIU from 6 30 to 9:30 p.m . today at Hllltington Beadl 19022 Beach Blvd. #C. Phone: 714-963-6174 Fax 714-378-1216 The Bluewater Grill offers hve the Shed. The opening is at 3000 music Friday and Saturday Newport Blvd. Information: (949) nights. Greg M organ, Nick Peper 723·3406. and Kelly Gordien (known es MPG) perform classic rock, R&B 'BONJOUR LES ARTISTES' and swing at 8:30 p.m Fridays. Twenty-eight artists will take part · Marvin Gregory and MPG will m the second " Bonjour les perform classic rock. swrng and Artistes; which will take place R&B at 8:30 p.m . Saturdays The from 11 a.m . to 7 p.m . June 14 at restaurant 1s at 630 Lido Park the Sutton Place in Newport Drive. Newport Beach. Free. Beach. Artists from Costa Mesa, (949) 675-3474 Newport Beach and other parts of Orange County will be MUSIC AT THE PELICAN showing. Admission and parking The Rusty Pelican offers the is free. The Sutton Place is at music of Common Ground from 4500 MacArthur Blvd. in Wednesday througH Sunday. Newport Beach. Information: The band performs from 7 to 10 (949) 851 -1838. Momma J ohn Jennifer Gus Brenda We belong to the world's largest flooring Lifetime Lifetime ' retail group - co-op. Warranty Warranty 100% ~-LAS_'- We are the biggest Carpet Ceramic flooring dealers FREE _L~CHJTQ. individually owned and operated. $199 $199 No ~ FIESTAS .\ 4,000STORB Questions F• Seftice Caterl.. 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The group works with public school systems 10 assist disadvan taged children and works 10 build J Sui:>port1rg B.W. COOK bridge '.:ornmun1 t1~ s 1~ ht 1Wt'e n famJlies and the ~c.hools of f'cl11rJ1ton s~tem '>erving the Orarige County l l11ld lo promote thti. effort, che are Ste;e lt1"l'Oer'> invited pnnc1pah Cranford Costa 110111 two c;chooll> 10 address the Mesa C.rty 1 rm,d. Ken Killion of Rea Councrlme:in C.hns I lt·111l'ntary and Julie StPel"- i~ eNport :\fc(,ormJck of Pomona Beac.h MC!yor l lerncntary di!>t:u'>sed the Ste1,e Bromberg dt·\'l'lopment of the various former Cosia pr o~ram!> in their schools. tAe a Mayor I ht• committee supervising ti aren Robinson. t lit· local program ic; chaired by and ho$t Joe \uc Marner, w11h l>upport from Kathy Johnson, Michael ~0Sf'1e• <;lhbons, Barbara Hayes. Mary Blake. Steve Cranford and 1<1·-.•· ner. \11n'> of the orgaru.1a11on 1111 l11de empowering parents 10 I 11 • u me the primary ~po int of 111l111t· nre" in their children's 1•11111 .111on. reductng drug use .111 l g.tng invol"ement. and 11n11mg the local !>chool tnto a 1.11111!~ <.:ommunity center. \1"1 .i1tend10g the Udo 1 t·t t'(ll ion were Judge Prances \tunoz. Judge Mary Roblnson, '\1 ·., port Mayor Steve Bromherg. Martha Aour. Dana Black. David Broou, Unda \neen c1nd former state ..,, 'l n•tary of Education Marlon Bergeson of Corona del Mar. lo lt·.un more about the Above. Shown at the Ccmmurn··.. c, r S- r r'" e Jcr ~ t:Jre A:'!rior pP1g1a m!> of "Communities in Beri;eson former state senator statE- "=>u: •,, t~ 1-.Jer.t 0: Schc~ s "' hoiO I'> ." please call (949) and Orange Count'f SLt:Jer 111::.or. Al .. ,~> 'f:'hl'l• Ju t> rAcCor•.,, .• fl~ I 0 ~63 principal of Pomona Elementary SL hoc Lett. attending the Lido 151 e rer:Pptror '~· rT r-un p r Sc·.oo s • THE CROWD appears Thursdays were organizers Sue Mamer M ar~ Bia~ e df"l(! ~1c• a• J Fa)r.e 11•1J Saturdays Life C- H II• IUlwnivrr.. , DoN'°r LET B l.IYL'llC I NR RANU B E ONE TOOi Rabbirc Insurance Agency ~ l TO • HO.. tl:0\1t"'<;l It!> • II ~.Alt It ~uoda y Ttu~ !"d cn ... No \1o1/, • ' pecial ~ P a~ •a '\ iih f-. Corkage ~ ~ 1/2 Prk ~ s 1:~ .'>q Wedne days ~ c.../,. \J ,,__, 949-631-7740 -: 14 : c :~ .>:~ 1 1 9 Get the Best for Less! 441 Old 'kwpon Bhd. • ~n Bca4,h BRAND NEW t . l l t ' ' r \ S ~ I 11 '\\ r · 1 ' r l' • q i" h-l 2- (~-l ()( ) • All Sat\Kday, June 7, 2003 SOC I ET Y Otvty Piiot WEDDINGS & ENGAGEMENTS FINAL WEEKEND NATIONAL SALE 12 months, no interest *, no payments rices of the season f eaturin All An so & Anso Caress Erica Deanne Berge and Ryan Thomas Hussey Berge-Hussey Mr. and Mrs. J. 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" .Jun. 9 honol' ee FrHnlM, N8ll Mariners pitcher HUGH FOSTER Sports EAor Rlchlfd Dunn: (949) 574-4223 • ...,_fax; 1949) 650-0170 Saturday, bie 7, 2003 Bl HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD ESTANCIA. PRIDE Eagle seniors Novak, Rojas, as well as Costa Mesa star Day, advance to today's state finals. Steve Vlrsen runners. Daily Pilot As.a result. he was spiUd on his rigbt shin - a runner kicked him - and be NORWALK - f.standa High senior ·also took an elbow to his face. However, Zack Novak. as well as the rest of the Rojas was determined to finish in the Eagles, had an extra reason to cheer af top three in his heat. ter he completed a thrilling perform While Rojas was running in the 1,600, ance in the boys high jump in the Clf Novak. was ma.king his dreams come State preliminaries Friday a l Cerritos true in the high jump. Novak. who College. Estancia senior Hwnberto Ro matched his personal-best and cleared jas, just as Novak. advanced to the fi 6 feet, 6 inches, won a jump-<>« against nals, which are today a t Cerritos Col sophomore Danny Wllliams of Fremont lege. where they will be joined by <:osta for the ninth and final qualifying spoL Mesa senior Sharon Day, who took one Longume F..stancia track and field step closer to defending her state title in coach and distance-running specialist the high jump. Olartie Appell said he could not re Corona del Mar's Anne St. Geme member the last time two f.stancia boys ended her impressive freslunan season advanced to the state finab. after finishing eighth in her heat, and With seven qualifying spots filled, 14th overall in the 1.600 meters Novak. Wtlliams and top-seeded Mat (5:06.24). She said she enjoyed the ex thew Carter of El Modena competed in perience and she seemed anxious for a jump-off The height started at 6-8, next year. · which Novak and Willi.ams rru.ssed. but In the boys 1.600. Rojas qualified sec Carter cleared. Novak. and Williams then ond in his heat, and fourth overall. us tired 10 clear 6-7. bu1 they both missed. ing what has become his tradernarlc The bar went down to 6-6 and both race-ending kick to finish in 4: 15.41. Jumper-. could no1 clear that But, a1 6 5, During the final 200 meters. Rojas ap Novak pu1 the p~ure on \\'"ill1arn:. by STEVE Mcawt< /DM.Y Pit.OT peared to be boxed in, but he continued Estancia's Zack Novak cleared &foot-6 in the boys high jump Friday at the CIF State prelims to qualify for today's final s. to maneuver his way through a pack of See TRACK. Paee 84 NEWPORT BEACH LITTLE LEAGUE Maf].l}~rs master of Majors - 1 Freeman brothers,- Nick lowing only two hits. His counterpart, They both were great ~ Hunter Alder, threw exceptionally well Walks to Armani Ferrante and leadoff and Chris, propel M's in after a shaky fi rst Inning, striking out hitter Scott Ely, along with Jamie title game over Angels. eight and only allowing two hits the fi Heinecke reaching base when a throw nal five innings. from the second basem an pulled the Bryce Alderton Alder used only 13 of his 84 1otaJ first baseman off the bag. loaded the Dally Pilot pitches to retire the side in order the fi bases once more for the Angels in the nal two innings. final inning, but Freeman got the final CORONA DEL MAR - They play golf Freeman 1os'>ed 100 pitches. the OyouL together, they are best friends, they maximum allowed by league rules. with "Hunter hit a nice drive in the last in each coach two sons on Little League the final toss resulting in a Dy out - hit ning. but it just wasn't enough," Thom teams. by Alder - to left fielder Michael Hay, sen said. "We kept loading the bases The Mariners. coached by Brian Free giving the Mariners ( 14- 10) the tide where key hits could have been the dif man, and Angels, guided by Bart Thom with their fourth straight victory. ference. We battled hard and never gave sen, used different pa ths to get to the "I was just trying to throw strikes and up." championship game of the Newport get out of the jam," Freeman said. "I The key hit for the Mariners came off Beach Uttle League Majors Division was a little nervous with the bases the bat of Nick's 10-year-old brother, Thursday, but nonetheless met with all loaded the first time, but besides that, I Ollis. the marbles on the line. The Mariners felt great." The third baseman lined the second proved up to the challenge. scoring four The right-bander struck out the last pitch he saw mere feet inside the left runs in the first inning, which was more two batters in the third inning, the first field line for a three-run double to score than enough to defeat the Angels, 4-0, coming when the Angels' Michelle John Doering, Parker Werline and Wll· at Boras Field on the campw of Uncoln Zucker and Q.T. Mitchell stood at sec Liam Ham. Doering and Werline both fJementary under clo udy, drizzly skies. ond and first. respectively. Scott Frazier reached with singles. while Harn was STEVE Mcaw« I OAl..Y Pl.OT &duding the-first -inning, the of ~ out a dribbler in front of the- plate safe at first after the Angels (14·8) The Marilers celebrate after tttey c6nched the Newport Beach Little l eague fenses remained cool, but pltcblng for for an infield hit to load the bases be caught a runner in a pickle along the Majors Division championship over the Angels, 4-0, on Thursday at Lincoln. both teams took over for both teams. fore Freeman struck out the final hitter third-base line, but the Mariner was Thomsen and Freeman rode each of on four pitches. able to sllde back safely. their 12-year-old starters the fuU &ix ln· "The Angels had a great year ... Nick "It was a high one, my favorite kind Nugent. J.D. Abbott and Lee Cowan all land and Craig Jackson each bit the ball. nlngs, using mound mastery Greg Mad just threw a special game (Thursday)," of pltch." Outs Freeman recalled. •t just saw action. The Angels won their side of the Na dux and Randy Johnson would appreci Brian freeman said of bis son. •He turned on It" Chase Ross followed with Alder bad the only other bit for the tional Division tournament and fin ate. made the big pitches when he bad to. a line-drive single into center field to Angels besides Fnmer - a two-out sin ished the regular season in third place. Nick Freeman got out of ~ With N'td: and Hunter ... two 12-year· plate him. gle in the fourth Inning. Ely, Scott For Thomsen. It was bis third con loaded jams in the thlrd. fourth and olds, you want your blgest kids on the Werline and Cllrls Freeman each bad Thomsen and Blake lbomten all secuti~ loss tn a league championship 5lxtb lnning.1. striking out four while al- mound when the game la on the line. two hits while Owl Morabito, Chase walked while Nick Ftamson. David Wei- game. By adding strength training to his regimen, CdM GAllllSl'I standout has virtually eliminated any weakness. - • • .I r ~ _. 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' 01 CLK 430 ( 191•~ olll Her match-high 11 blocks to help the South defeat Dana Hills had five kills). kills help South the North in the girls half of the Yet McOune was genuinely Dave Mohs Memorial Orange surprised to be awarded the AH -Stars top North County All-Star matches Friday MVP p rize, a new balJ auto girls Friday night. at Edison High, Glenn let slip graphed by her teammates. • what has been on his mind ever "l was i.urprist:d. be<.ause since Mcaune's prep ellgibilicy there are :.o many great play Barry Faulkner expired. ers,· said McUune. who has Daily Pilot · we can't replace that," Glenn stayed sharp while compe ting said of McOune, after she pep for the Laguna Beach VolleybaJJ HUNTINGTON Bf.ACH - It pered the Nonh with o ne of h er Oub. has been more than six months kills. "She's no t onJy 6 -3, but Corona del Mar senior Oaire since Kristin McOune led the she's quick." Allen. a 6- 1 ou1s1de hiner bound Newport Harbor High girls vol McOune used size and sp eed for UC Irvine, also contributed leybaJJ team to the CIF to help the South win th e first to the South Victory. finis hing Southern SectJon Division 11 -M two games, 25- 19 and 25-22, be wnh two stuff b lock!>. championship last faJI. fore the Nonh salvaged a 15-11 Ocean View middle blocker But not long en ough tha1 Sail win in the mandatory third Jenny Kuehn. who plans to play ors Coach Dan Glenn has for game. Rally scoring was used for Orange Coast College next gon en wha1 1he 6-foot-3 Pep throughout the match. year, had three ldIJs for the perdine-bound middle blocker McOune had four k.Jlls in the Nonh. which wa., led by Long me~1 to his program. first game, five in the second Beach Stale-bound \etler While watching McOun e on and two in the third. more than Dyanne Lawlor from Esp eran za her way 10 posting a match doubling the second-leading HiKh. Lawlor had nine kills, four hlgh 11 kill"> and adding four South hiner (Teresa Hart from ace'> and one Muff block HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VOLLEYBALL Future Anteaters show promise UCI -bound duo the points in the rally !>coring shared match high honor:. with format. eventually won by the ..even luUs. I-le aJ..o had d '>luff helps North AJl -Stars Nonh. 25·18, 23-25. 16- 14 biotic. defeat South boys. lne North included Newpon Jay'>on Jablon'>ky. another fu Harbor ..enior Mike Toole, while ture An1ea1er and a 6-5 ou1,1de Bury Faulkner ~1anford -bound Eric Jones. who h111er repre'>entmg E.<.perdlua. Daily Pilot had nvo kJUc; and one )tUIT block. d.lso po51ed '>C\ en k.llb. including represen1ed Corona del Mar on four in 1he den'>1ve third game HUN-nNc;·roN BIJ\( II - If the South. Meanwhile, OCC-bound r:ric there wa..o, a collecuve 'ilatemen1 Leading 111l' Nonh. however. I il'>lman. a ti I middle for I lu11- made by the paruc1panl\ in the Wit!> two pldyep., bound tor IJC Ir 11ni.,'lon Heath I ligh. had d 1>J1r o f Dave Moh dl'll'allng ()a,, 11 d.l'>o leh SNYDER GARRETT SNYDER ~nvde r untharactens11cally t '>peni for the '1ngle'> final. Conbnued from B 1 llorn: April 25, 198' Honwtown: H•wport \o\h1d1 began abou1 one hour leach after h1!> semifinal triumph · His !terve ~ reall} b11<> ~ 6-foot " I le only madt' about 10% compared to la'>t year,· Mang We19ht 160 Spott: Tenn is ol lw. first '>erw!> Im 1he final! said . He can be a 9'o$ltlon: No 1 singl., and his firs1 !ierve ha:. bel 1n11e serve-and -volleyer if he wants eo.dl: Tim M•n9 a ma1or part of h1) game." to be and he has !>O many Fav.tt. foo« P1UJJ ~1ang <:.aJd. shol5. h e can really mJX Favorite movie: "Glad11tor• left MMetk wMnt: "Winning the There are. arguably. no players up. I le I!> so smart, two OF [Southern 5ectionl doublet minor parts 10 Snyder's game. too, thar's another advanlal i' Uhl returns to coach Mesa softball ROLEX Sharon Uhl. who coached the who resigned after leading Me!>a I Ugh var!>ity softball to the 2003 Golden We-.t League attend the program's ~ixth - pe HAPPY BIRTHDAY team in 200 I and was head championship, the program·~ riod softball cla'>s that begins at coach at F.stancia from 1994-99, first league title. 2:30 p.m. Uhl. who teaches jun · Celebratmg the Daily Priors will return to the Costa Mesa Leahy said Buonarigo. the ior high physical education at Athlete of the Week series helm, Mustangs girls a thletic di school's equipment attendant, Mesa. coached the Mustangs' rector Pa t Leahy announced Fri· chm.e to step down rather tl1an junior var'>ity 111 2001 and her fa day. start his work day at 6 a.m .. 30 miharity wi th the players should Uhl replaces Rick Buonarigo, minute~ sooner than hi!. current help ease the transition. "I know all the kids and they know me." she said. "Most of them were on my JV team when TODAY 18 Jason J ohnston they were freshmen. rm glad to E11.anc11 be back m the program. but rm 8o~tradt 03 i.ad ll is under these circum 24 Zoila Gome1 Co11a Mes. '>tances. • G1r11 cross country 97 - by Barry Faulkn~r 23 Car101uon 8 o,.nge CoaSl A YSO signups today Mens tr&d< ·01 289:-r~ 21 - Ann M111e Ganon • SOCCER: The final two reg· Orange Coast I IT Tm lUIE PllmT 1strat1on days will be held this Women's tradt. 02 month for AYSO Regwn 97 fall soccer leagues. SJ 000 loc1ory rebor. plus S2 49Q ""'°"* cash eqo.ols 15 AW plus •o• &loc- Ole 01 i.c,,. Mariners School's multipur players to the region. or tho~c "9'1'ng No MCAl<"Y ~ reqiW9d JQOOO tolol ""'fl'* leoM r..-111. 2()1 per"* rt..olrer pose _room wiU be the site for that were not registered last both signup days: Today from 8 year, m ust bri ng birth cen 1fi a.m. to I p.m. and Ju ne 17 from cates. First· u me players born 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. O fl or before Jul y 31, 1995, wlll Tlll>f'l\9'.~Al1 Interested players born prior partici pate in a skill !> evaluation f'••,,lon t efen d • N • wport •••o h e 4e/ ?2 1·• 0 1 0 TAKI SS FWY to Feb. I, 1999, through 18 years by one of four coach e~ . Detail~ : un FAIR DR. TO HillOR old are eligible to sign up. New (949) 642-6296 si- ... o,-,...,_,,--..~c...Nd-0.- All ptoc:.s ••ti.id.~,,.,..,.,, IMS and rares ony l1nonc• char~ ony dealer docu!Mn• ... .. 0,- S..0-- ,..,_..,....d -~ pt9P01ofton ctiorQ9 or>d ony- t1K11ng chot99 E•por., 6/13/00 Legal Notices 2MO legal Notices 2640 Llgat Notices 2640 legal Notices · 2640 Llgat Notices 2640 Atn-'nt9tlt No. 2003- R eb~c1 Beck. 20271 aenetal c11 c ulat1on on 04/22/ 03 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AND MUCllOOO 00S Sulpoint l n - 102 publo\hed and W Lulated 20036941111 OTT Of llWPOIT IUOI CIQA COM,UANCL Hunhneton Beach C11t 1n the City of Newpotl Darty Pilot May 11 24 AV AIWIUTY OF NEGATIVE DECLARATION Otyc..ta..w..ttlie This pro,ect has been forn11 92646 Buch for Fiscel Year JI, June 1 2003 Sa4S7 reviewed, and ti has This busoness is con 2003 04 (July I 7003 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH HOUSING EUMENT Otytf...,.,W be.n determined that 11 ducted by husband and June 30 2004) JJDO...,.,w.-4, rs c1te1ottcally exempt wife l oV..,n• M. Horklou, fldlttMt.siittss General Plan Amendment 2003-04 under the requ1re111ents Have you started dom1 • City Clorli (PA2003- 130) and Negative Dedaratlon ...,.,w ol the Califor nra Envi busmess yet? Yes Ci ty of Now,.-t l each llmeS...... ptAW(OlfkSM ronmental Qualtty Act 03/0 1/ 2003 Publ11hed N•wpor t The follow1n1 persons under Class 3 David Beck Beach Costa Mesa Daily are dome bus mess u · NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Planning Commission of the City of Newport Beach ARA (Rn1dent11I Construe nus statement was Pilot May 31 June 7. ARARAT TOBACCO ...... J.19- lion '" an Urb•ntZed filed wrth the County 2003 S.465 17045 Med~lllon Ave will hold a public hearing to consider adoption of an updated Housing Element and a Area) 1nd Class S Clerk of Onn1e County Apt 43, Tusltn Cahfor negative declaration. (Mmor Aller1t1ons 1n on 04/ 18/03 RdffiMW.U ma 92780 , . S~/t,, S.nli land Use L1mllaltons) 2003694 1500 ._s...... , Edcer Kocharian Prol•ct Description: General Plan Amendment 2003-04 (PA2003-130). In accordance a.al4-c• ( PA2003 091) Published Ne w port D11ly Pilot May 17. 24 . t 704S Med,llton Ave 207 £.v.nln1 Canyon Buch Co1ta Mesa D11ly 31. June 7, 2003 Sa456 fhe fellow1n1 persons Apt 43, Tustin. C1hfor with the State of California General Plan and Zoning l aws, the City of Newport Beach SUMMAlYa Appeal of Pilot June 7. 2003 Sa467 are do1n1 business u n11 92780 Sa11on Pho, ?It 9 E Ball th• approval of Mod1fl MOna llM1llG This b1alnen •~ con has prepared a Draft Housing Element. The Element is an update and reformat of the cation l"ermlt No 2003· RdltlM...._ Rd , Anaheim Callfornia dueled by an rndiv1dual 038 for th• construction UGAl AOYllTISllG leS 92663 Have you started do1n1 existing Housing Element and includes updated Regional Housing Needs Assessment of a n•w. slnale ·famlly ...s...... NOTICE INVnlNG llDS Moruca Phan, 1529 S business yet? No figures as mandated by State l aw. dwellln1 with an entry The followina persons lo be received on, or Cedar St. Santa An1 . Ed11r Kocherlan • trellis s tructure that will ere doina business as· before the hour of 4:00 C1Uform1 9270 fhls statement was NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that a Negative Declaration has been prepared in encroach 4 feet Into the Mlllenlu m Pr,oducts, p m on Wednesday. This business ia con· flted wrth the County 15 · foo t t ront y erd 20271 Sulpoint ln Jun e 11. 2003. for • - - ducted by: an tndrvtdual Clerk of Oran1e County accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act. The Negative Declaration states set back and • 11cond • 102, Hunllnaton Beech, •or contract coverln1 Have you sterted do1n1 on 04/24/ 03 floor pl1nter box to CeltfOl'n11112646 rhe publtsh1n1 and business yet? No 20036R2209 that the .General Plan Amendment will not result in a significant effect on the environment. encroach 2 IH I 6·1nches David Beck, 20271 pr1nt1n1 of le11I notices, Monica Phan Dally Pnor May 24. 31,. It is the present intention of the City to accept the Negative Declaration. This is not mto the 15 foot front S ulpo1nt ln "J02. or other matedal re Th" slatem•nl was June 7. 14. 2003 S1460 yard set back Huntin~BHch . Cali quired to be published ftled with the County to be construed as either approval or denial by the City of the subject application. The APPU f •I Policy I-low to Place A Rates and deadlinel> are subject to change without notice. The publi ~ her Monday ...... h1day 5 OOpm reserve~ the right to censor. reclassify, CLASSIFrnAD revise or re1cct any clusi.ified Tut:'>day . . Mond:.iy 'HlOpm adveniseme nt. Please report any error Wcdnc, da)' 1 uc, day " OOpm that may be in your clai.sified ad By Fax Bv Phont· H)1 Mail/ In Pt.·r ~o n: immediat.ely. 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Optional - S2.325 4-Wbeel Anti lock Brakes Safety is never comprimised. OpL>onal - $600 Full-time all wheel drive It's a Land Rover, isn't it? Optional - $395 CD Player Of course. It's not 1985 anymore! Optioncil - S 125 Traction Control Electronic · we wouldn't go off-road without it Optional · $765** Vehicle Security System You can count on it. Optional - $520 2003 Land Rover Freelander S 16" Alloy Wheels Cool Optional - $3 10 LEASE FOR BUY WITH Cruise Control You've got it for the road trips! Optional - $300 OR Independent Rear Suspension Standard Not availible $ Basic warranty 4 years/50,000 miles 3 years/36.000 mal e.., +tu Rust Warranty 6 years/unlimited miles 5 yeat\/I 00.000 mil e-. MO 39 months I On Approved Credit. Plus tax, lie & doc. tee. Adjusted MSRP s2s,600 $27,045 $2978.49 Total dnv&-<>tf, Includes ftrst payment, $350 security deposit 10K miles APR financing This comparison is presented as a guide to assist you in selecting an SW. All exact equivalent ven.cte is not per year/2.0c excess mi. charge. possible. All vehicie lnfonnation has been derived from www.jeep.com, www.landrover.com & www.edmonds.com. Prices shown are MSRP without discount. Whtie every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, we are.not 3 at this payment (1304871262696) (13053l'267886)( 130488/265032} responsible tor errors Of omissions. -rractlon contJOI provided through Jeep's Trac-Lock Dlfferenbal Axle. 'Um IMR IS T1I FIST llY THAT IB'IESEIJS ATll AlTERIAlM TO AWXURY IDB.' AJJTOMOBILE 3-03 4x4, V8, Power Doors, Power Windows, Power Seat. l~~!~'~ sggg+tu t~~!~l-9!m~399+bo 5 at this pay111ent •-4~~u..:i... ~ - '02 DISCOVERY '97 DEFEllR I '02EXPLRR '99RA&ROVER VB, Olltj 9K Miles, Prior Rental On~ 45~ Extra Clean GLS, Extra Cltal 4.6,VB ,Luxuiy , Lam! 415&'146642 4 140/1 ~ 4181/A1191 . CERmED 397&42&54 '30,995 '34,995 $18,995 . '27 ,.' ICIVETTE 1•ma .... 1•• 414, Alhlmitle, VI, ,_. 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