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MONDAY, MARCH 31, 2003 ..
IN BUSINESS
Re-fashionin·g the Isla·nd
Newport's destination shopping center is
close to debuting new reasons for people to
get out and spend some money.
Paul Clinton
DatlyP1lot
NEWPORT BPAUI -A high-
tech children's barber shop, chic
women's clothing outlet and re-
vamped food court are in lhe off
ing at Fashion Island. as the cen-
ter begins lo roll oul a cluster of
new shops for spring shoppen..
The doors are expected to be-
gin opening in lhe next few
weeks. Managers of lhe lrvtne
Co.-owned Fashion Island '>ilY
the eight new store5 will add a
fresh spin to a center that\ al-
ways looking 10 upgrade its re1atl
o fferings.
"lnal's where the opponu-
njties come. when you have an
opponunity 10 improve or up-
date your m erchandising mix,"
said Tanya Thomas. lhe center's
general manager. "In lhe busi-
ness of retail, lhe productl. are al-
ways evolving."
Between now and August,
when lhe second round of storec;
opens. shoppers will not ice two
significant changes at Fashion r..
land: a revamped lane of ch1I
dren\ shops and a new food
coun.
Ille four new children's shops-
babyMyle, First Cul. Pamplona
and Ille Picture People -are se1
lo roll oul beginning the second
week of April. They are part of
lhe center's reconfigunng of the
children's retaiJers near Long's
Drug\.
Hr!>l Cut. which replaces Trade
Secret\, could make the biggest
'>pht!>h. lt'l. a Mate-of-lhe-att hair-
cutter for children and teen-
ager-., with a twiM.
Store ownerl. Lance and Leora
fogcl have -.et up 13 cutting sta-
lloni.. t.-quipping each with an
11 im h Oat screen television
complete with DVD player and
video gam e conM>le with wire-
lc•'' g.u ne pad. ·n1e interactive
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atmosphere entertains rest!~
children while 'itylists work.
·The concept is to offer a place
where lcids want 10 come," Lance
Fogel said. "We're trying to offer a
place that's so exciting that lhat'i.
exactly what lhey want to do."
The sensory overload should
also be apparent in the Pop-vivid
colors on the rocket fuselage waJJ
panels and '50s diner motif.
AN OPENING COUP
European children'!°> clothing
See ISLAND, Pa&e A4
PHOTOS BY MARK C DUSllN /DAlt.VPlt OT
Family and friends pay their respects to Simona Garibay, whose son. U.S. Manne Jose Garibay. died 1n an ambush 1n Nas1rryah, Iraq
Paying tribute
Police make fallen Marine
Jose Garibay an honorary
officer. Family say he hoped
to protect and serve Costa
Mesa some day.
Cor•I Wllao·n
Daily Pilot
H elen Flores and her
cousin, Jose Angel
Garibay, used to
run around their
Costa Mesa neighborhood as
children playing their favorite
game -cops and robbers.
•He was always the cop. he was always the
big guy,• Florea sakl.
1be rules were slmilar to a game or tag. 1be
person who was ·u· was the cop. Garibay,
who wu only a month younger than Flores.
always wanted to be •it• and he bad all the toy
equipment to make the game more rea&tic.
He even wore a badge.
•He always dreamed d be.ing a oop. He
thought It would be easier to g'P through a
mWtary bate to Ft to what he wanted," she said.
Garibay, 21, lost his life Sunday. March 23,
near Naslrtyah, lraq In an ambush. He was a
Muloe corporal, bot his goal was to serve as a
CO.ta Meaa police officer.
On Sunday at 12:30 p.m., Police Chief Daw
Snowden presented Garibay's family with a
plaque posthu.mouaJy making 06rlbay an
0 N T H E
HOME FRONT
Newport Beach resident Linda Lovett hugs
Urbano Ganbay, Jose Garibay's uncle.
honorvy Costa M poUce olDcet.
•\Wd ~ that Jose Angcl wanted to be
a poUca officer ln Costa M " Snowden said.
"We could think or nothJn" better than to
make him an honorary police officer."
S.. TMIUTE. he• M
THINKING ALLOWED
Where did all the
rhetoric go?
I llegal immigrants have been a hol topic
in Costa Mesa for more than a decade.
Since I have been at lhe Pilol. I have
heard more than my fair share of blame
placed on the undocumented by a handful
of residents.
Yet none of those
zealots, who a.re so quick
to poln1 the finger at
illegal immigJant5 for
every pothole, negative
crime talistic and poor
test score. were thumping
their INS handbooks this
wt!ek.
Thb weft. Simona
Garibay lpst her son Jose
Ganbay. a Marine, to the LOLITA
war tn 1.raq. ~sad ttory HARPER
was featured on out front
pages not one. but two days In a row, and
dozens of Newport-Mesa dent.a showed
their condolen and respect for her wnh
vtslta to the flmily home. bouqu ta of
• Oowm and cania -many or Which
could DOl read.
S..AU.OWEO, P• M
Bridget Duffy
and her two
sons. Nathan,
left, and Josh,
stand below a
custom food
mural they
painted, one
of 20 they
created for a
FashlOO
Island
enhancement
prOJect The
pro1ect
included new
lettering,
murals and
directional
signs for the
mall.
DON LE.ACH
DAil Y P1L OT
.Some cry
folll over
Fairv iew
P ark plans
Environmentalists feel left
out of debate about land for
flying radio-controlled
planes and a bus turnout at
the park.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
CO'> TA \H.\t\ \ woup of t•nvirunrnl:'n-
taJ1.-.t.-. fet>b '>nuhbt.'t.l h) t ll) official\ bt>
cau-.e lhey wen• rnvut•d to '-t't.' the final de
-.igm for a poruon of I a1n1ev. Park. but
were not a.\ked for their 111pu1
Ille group wh1(h mdudh former
Mayor 'iandr.i <.cn1'. Jud11h < .1elow and
Newpon Beath re-.1dt•n1 Jan \and('r<-loot -
met ~ith -.tall on I hur..J,1-. lO d1'>t:u~<, 1m
provt'meni... IO thret• arr t1' of the park lhat
the ( 1ty Council ha' aln•Jdy Jpproved Ille
drawing' lor tht">l' .1rt·~ have to be subnut-
ted to the c oa,tal Lon-.crvancy by today to
qualify for a $144 .000 grant that will fund
half of the de'>1gn t o't'>
The group'c; n 1ncem' tn( lude ho~ much
land the I !arbor '><Jann~ So<:1ety, wtuch flie<.
rad10-controlled plane<,, hd.., requ~ted. the
de<;ign for n1rf m that area. and the pla~
rnent of a bu'> turnout O\ier an exisong area
of gra'-5.
Pubhc ~n.ite-. D1f'l"t·tor Btll Morris said
that because .. taff Wd.'> worbng under the
counCLI\ d1rec11on. then> v.a\ no need lo
take the envuonmental1<,tc; optmons 111to
cons1deraoon
But that ic;n't <,toppmg group members
from being frustrated 1hat thetr thoughts
were not taken mto account
·These drawmg-. are OK to send to the
Coastal Conservancy nght now, but ltheyl
Mill need to be tweaked.· Van<krslool said
"We thmk. the public ought to ~ able to
look. at them and comment on them.·
In lale January, the Park..'> and Recreation
Commission approved .the final design of
1hree areas at Fairview Part with the de-
letion of any landscaping north or the Fair·
view Ola.noel. Councilwoman Libby c.owan
appealed the decision to the Oty CowlcO
based partially on some residents' concerns
about parking and access.
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-A2 Monday, March 31. 2003 YOUR
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
SEAN HILLER I DAllY PILOT
John Hermann is president and CEO of Labor Relations Services in Newport Beach.
Keeping the workplace peace
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
W ith a surgeon'<> calm. John
Hermann explains his
philosophy about repairing
the broken bonds between
employee and employer.
Hermann, presidcn1 and chief
executive of Labor Relatioru '>erv1ce ..
inc. in Newpon Beach, u~ually
intervenes when a shop I'> on the verge
of unioni7ing.
"[Unionizfog] pits hourly employee'~
against managemen1." I lermann !>aid.
"It creates an intemaJ fight on a regular
basis. That is no way to run a railroad.·
Hermann came out of rettremenl in
1998 to form the company. It was a
retiremenr that Hermann :.ays lasted
exactly two days. after almosr threl'
decades as a labor mediator.
Companies with labor headache<,
tum to Hermann to guide them out of
their misery.
Kevin Kelly. who founded Emerald
Packaging lnc. in Union City, turned to
Hermann's company after he came to
BRIEFLY IN
BUSINESS
American Vanguard offers
dividends and stock split
Capping a tremendous run that saw 1t.s
share prices nse more than 50% smce July,
American Vanguard Corp. rewarded i~
shareholders March 19 by announcing a
dividend and stock &i>liL
The Newport Beach chentical rnanufac-
lllrer said it will begm offering a 13-cent-per-
lhare cam dividend and three-for-two split.
Since hitting a 52-week low at $14.85 on
~ 23, the stock has risen more than 591J!.. It
doled Friday at $23.64.
1be c:ompwy's boani of dJrectors said it
would pay the dMdend on April I l to share-
mldel's of ~rd on March 28. Any frac-
tional shares will be paid out in cash.
Labor Rel ations
Services tries to settle
labor problems before
unions get involved
work one day and saw h1<:. parking lot
'>trewn with leaflets urging hll.
employees to unionize.
lwo of Hermann's consult.ml~
surveyed the employee.,, coUecllng
more than 60 complaint!> ahoul the lack
of faimes.'> in the way i.upt•rvisors were
treating workers. I lennann prepared
n..'conunendauonc; for wiving o;ome of
the problem'\, which Kelly ... 11d he
implemented.
MTI10se moves turned around the
immediate situation," Kelly ... ud. Ml haw
no doubt that letting managend.I
mistakes pile up again wiJl prompt
another visit from the union •
While union member..h1p in the
work.force has dwindled -now. only
13.3% of workers in the country belong
to union!> -the threat to employers il>
"The cash dividend illustrates the board of
directors' continued confidence m the com
pany. based on our record financial result'>
for 6scal 2002 and goal to achieve double
digit sales and net income growth in fiscal
2003." said Eric Wmtennute, American Van
guard's president and chief executive.
After tl1e &plil. the company wiJI havr
ctboul 5.8 milhon '>hare<i of common stod..
American Vanguard manufacture. a hne
of agricultural products to protect crops and
turf from bug infestation.
On March 13. the company grew 'ial~
21% to SI00.7 million in 2002. The company
ha!. recorded I 5 con!>eCUtive quaner.> of
double-digit growth. Wmtennute said.
O.C hotel sales up 11 % in
2002, defying state trend
Orange County logged an 11.1% in-
crease in the number of hotel 'Mlle'i in
2002, bucking a stale trend in which salt•<;
.,tiU ta.ken seriously, Hermann said
Hermann's services include an
employee attitude survey, focus groups
and small group sessions to expose
employees' gripes.
Hermann earned his master's in
social psychology from Arizona State
University in 1973 and went to work for
Kraft Foods as a labor mediator. ln
1978, he joined American Consulting
Services, babed in Newport Beach.
Four yecm later, Hermann founded
fotaJ Employee Relations, which he sold
in 1998 before starting his current firm.
Hermann, 53, says the majority of
employee issues can be ironed out by
management as long as there is a
mutual loyalty, lJUst and respect. Oddly
enough. I lermann, when he was at
Kraft. developed a reputation as a
manager who could skillfully fire
employees.
·I ended up being so good at firing
employees that they would end up
thanking me,· Hermann said. "I've
always viewed myself as an employee
advocate and an ~ent of change. It can
be done juclioousty. •
fe ll 22%. a Costa Mesa broker is reporting.
Two Newport Beach hotels that
changed hands helped drive the healthy
market.
The Atta ... I lospitality Group. in the re-
pon, said the county "had a record year"
and is now the most expen&ive in the
\late. The county now has a S56.6 l 2 me-
dian room pnce. an importanl industry
indicator
In 2002. the llyatl Newporter, at I 101
Jamboree !load, and Besr Western New
port Beach Inn were sold.
fhe 403 room Newporter sold Dec. 5
for about $35 million, or SBS.365 per
room. The Newporter's sale was the sec-
ond priciest in the county. It came in be-
hJnd the Montage Resort & Spa in Laguna
Beach, which sold for $190 million.
The 42-room Best Western moteJ, at
6206 W. Coast Highway, sold for $135,119
per room. The motel sold for $5.67 mil-
lion.
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BEST BUYS
Greetings at Paper House
T be Papel' Home
celebrates its
grand opening
Tuesday. It's a specialty
boutique featuring
unique invitations,
stationery and greeting
cards. There are also
darling baby
accessories by My
Vintage Baby. Little
Giraffe and Woof and
Poof.
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GREER
WYLDER
There's also bedding.
handmade lanlpshades.
vintage and
reproduction
chandeliers. Venetian
and over-sized mirrors
with wood frames,
Moroccan tea glasses.
and cotton and silk
rugs. Fa!>ric panems
change twice a year. No
sales. Open from 10
a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday The staff can help
design invitations and select
shower gifts. A 15% off special is
being offered through April
Open from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Monday through Friday; from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday; and by
appointment at Cannery Village,
4 I 7 31 St. South, Newport
Beach. (949) 556-9863.
POSH FOR MEN
For 25 years. POSH has
offered exceptional service and
personal attention. It ha"
long-standing relationships with
loyal customers.. The updated
traclitionaJ men's clothing store
does exceptionally weU with
Roben Talbott suits, Cole Haan
shoes, Italian Zanella slack.!> and
golf apparel from c.arnoustie. It's
the only boutique store here to
cany Oxxford -known as the
finest American-made tallored
clothing. POSH carries the same
herringbone suit President Bush
wore to his inauguration.
Oxxford suits start at S2,295, but
they couJd last a lifetime. There
are two annual sales, in January
and July. Open from 1 O a.m. to 7
p.m. Monday thiuugh
Wednesday; from IO am. to 9
p.m. Thursday through Friday;
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday;
and from II am. to 6 p.m.
SWlday at Fashion Wand in
Newport Beach. (949) 640-6310. I
SHOES OF THE UPSCALE VARIETV'
Medbon attracts upscale
fashion followers.. No boutique
can rival the incredible shoe
selection at Neiman Marcus, but
Madison comes close. They
cany Miu Miu, Prada. Dolce &
Ga.bbana. Jimmy 0100 and
Olloe shoes. mostly sandals,
cl0&9 and tennis shoes with
some evening styles.
One-of-a-kind undeBtaled
jewelry from European.. New
Yort and LA designers. Apparel
is from Earl Jeans, Jlwon Parle.
James Perse, Philosophy by
Alberta Ferrett, Ann
Demeulemeester and more.
Bad in fashion are the Pucci
print headbands. T-shiru., hats
and toles. Open from 10 a.m. to
9 p.m. Monday through Friday;
from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday.
and from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m
Sunday at Fash.ion lsland m
Newport Beach. (949) 719-9444.
www.madisonstyle.oorn
NOT TOO SHABBY
Rechel Ashwelra Shabby Chic
store is a showroom of her entJ.re
collection. Some confuse the
ubiquitous Shabby Chic name
with Oea market finds
transfonned lnto romantic
vintage looks. Ashwell's store is
£ar from that Shabby Ode has
da.sslc-style furniture that can
be custom sized and slipcovered
through Friday: from I 0 a.rn. to
7 p.m. Saturday; and from J 1
a.m. to 6 p.m. Sund.ay'at Fashion
Island in Newport Beach. (949)
219-0663. www.shabbychic.oom.
MEN AT EASE
Established in 1965, Al·Bue ls
a specialty shop for men's casual
to dressy sportswear. Robert
Comstock. Barry Brick.en and
Remy leather are lop sellers..
Uniquety found at At -Ease are its
concept shops inside the
sprawling I 0,000-i.quare-foot
store: Cutter and Bud week.end
wear, Bobby Jones golf wear and
Zanella's fine Italian sportswear.
There's aJso an exclusive
collection of Reyn Spooner
apparel. The store offers
same-day tailoring, and gift
certificates are sent for client's
birthdays. There are two big
sales a year. in January and July.
Open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Monday through Friday; from I 0
a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday. and
from I I a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday at
Fashion Island m Newpon
Beach. (949) 759-7979.
WOMEN AT HOME AND AT
EASE
At-Ba.e Womedl II Home
Store opened in the Atrium
Court in 1995. Home furnishings
are bought in Dallas and Atlanta
by owner Unda Beale. She
seJects pillows, pictures. dolls.
table top decor and more that
can't be found anywhere else
Sophisticated sporuwear is from
Zanella, Qarry Briden, l..ucia
and Audrey Talbott. There are
only two sales a year, in January
and JuJy. Open from lO am. to 9
p.m. Monday through Friday;
from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday;
and from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday at Fash.Ion Island in
Newport Beach. (949) 759-7985.
NECESSARY ACCESSORIES
Going In S«yle is a
well-stocked travel acc.essOries
and apparel store. The best
selection in rain gear, backpach,
alarm docks, ID passpon
holders. money belts. neck
pillows and organizing systems
for pac.king. The most requested
items are the muJtipurpose
Tilley hats that come with a free
replacement guarantee lf worn
out, and durable LeSportsac
travel bags. Open from 10 a.m.
to 9 p.m. Monday through
Friday; from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday. and from I I a.m. to 6
p.m. Sunday at Fashlon Island in
Newport Beach. (949) 644-9760.
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PHOTOS BY KENT T~EPTOW /DAILY P1l 01
Ben Anshutz, 14, plays piano for residents of Crown Cove Senior Care Community on Sunday.
They found their audience
Eager pianists of the Music
Students' Service League
have grateful listeners at
the Crown Cove Senior
Care Community.
Coral Wilson
Daily Pilot
B ettie Ri cher, 82. ~d she
wanted to ge1 up and dance
while listening to a piano
'fecitaJ performed Sunday at
the Crown Cove Senior Care
Community. where she lives.
The piano recitaJ was organv.ed by
the Music Students' Service League. a
studenl·run organi1..ation that started
with three Newport Beach muMc
students in 1995. Now more than 300 to
400 mu!.ic students from Orange Coast
cities and 4,000 music leachers take
part. The concept has even been taken
nationwide. advisor Trudy Anshutz said.
'The residents enjoy it a lot.
For some, it is the best part
of their day,...tQ.ey've told us.'
Andrew Wood, 18
umversaJ.
"Everyone can connen, it doesn t
matter how old or what they do for J
living." she ~d
Ole children also benefit through
performing and '>haring thPir 111uc;1t
with others.
.. This gives him a fresh '>ldrt to
perform in front of an aud1t>nce,'' 'aid
Fan ad Farhat, VI hose 6-yt•ar·old son.
Ryan, played Sunday.
Ryan's mother. Hoya F-arhat. agrc-ed
that music has g1wn her .,011 ronfidt·ncl'
and discipline I le ,., }U'>I .. 1ar11ng 10
hear and apprt•ctate has own mu<,tl .... 1w
said . Ryan en1oy' pcrform1ni.: Jml
doesn't even get nervou.,.
·rhey bring students who want to
play 1ogelher with people who want to
listen,· music teacher Mary Wong said.
The group meets monthly IO arrange
recitaJs. They also tutor younger music
students through a practice a<;sistance
program and have been work.mg 10
raise money to rebuild older piano ...
which they donaw to school'>. An~hul.7
said
Mimi Hammond, a resident of Crown
Cove Senior Care Community, plays Mair
piano~ wtiile watching a recital by the
Music Students' Service League.
"Because I am just braw,"_llyan '>did
Being around children ,1nd mus1t ''
uplifting for the re\1denl!>, '>aid Anna
Ko1.ma. act1vit1e.., coordmJtor at Crown
Cove.
"It is the mu"c that we .ul relate to
and we love it." .. he said
Music is a.c:, important to thl' one'
who perform 11. An'>hull '><rnl rehearse on the piano. One of her
daughters became a music major.
"My heJrt s1arts pounding," Lett1Ja
said.
"It has become a part of my hfe,"
Wood said. "I am not sure what I would
do if I didn't have music "
·1ne resident-. en1oy 1t a lot I or
some. 11 1s the be<;I part of their day,
they've told us." i.aid Andrew Wood, I 8.
a leading member of the league
frien~ RJcher and Let1Zla used to
dance regularly with Lheir husbands.
who have since passed away.
·Now we are here and we dance with
the guys 111 the wheelcha1rc;. • Richer
'>3.Jd. ·11 worh1•
N. the melodil sound of piano mu.,11
filled the room Sunday. heath nodded,
feet tapped and even the bird., in the
back of the room rhirpl·d loudly
Ml feel k111d of .,t•nt1mentaJ when I see
the h11le one.,: R1ther ~<l
It reminded re~1dent Joan I e111.1a. 74,
of when her three daughter~ U'>ed 10
Stephanie Wong, member of tht:
league. said the power of music ,.,
• rhat's what wt• are all madl' ol "
mus1(. • 81-year old resident I .croy "ha\'.
'>aid. ·The rhylhm of our , .. hole lift-''
music.
Scenic 5K is one yummy race
The annual Corona
del Mar race will
finish at Restaurant
Row.
June Cauarande
Da1lyP1lot
CORONA DEL MAR -Come
for the exercise. Stay for the
food.
It's that ume of yur again.
Time to gear u.p for one of the
city's all-time favorite athletic
events, the Corona del Ma'r Sce-
nic SK.
The run. now in its 22nd year,
offers a lot of good reasons to
get involved: a great family out·
ing, great exercise, a gorgeous
ocean-view course and a
chance to help a wonhy cause.
But all those reasons are easily
forgotten when, near the e nd of
the course. runners and walkers
approach Restaurant Row.
"It's the only thing in town l
know of that lets you sample
more than 20 or the area's very
best restaurants for just over
$22, • said Melissa Adams, New-
port Beach's community serv-
ices coordinator.
For the cost or registering to
participate In the SK race or the
two-mile run walk, participants
get fTee run of Restaurant Row,
a makeshift metropoUs of
booths offering treats from doz-
ens of local eateries: Five
Crowns, Gina's Pizza, ti llanch1·
to. Tommy Bahama's, Bamboo
Bistro, SunOower Bakery. Rose·_.,
Donuts and Gelato Paradiso.
Thanks in part to their culi·
nary contributions, the Corona
del Mar Scenjc SK continues 10
be a growing success, drawing
participants from far and wide.
race chainnan Jim Skahan said.
Last year, about 2.400 people
participated in the various
events, including about I 00
kids in the Dolphin Dash. a I K
comeetitlon for kids as young
as3.
·nus started out as a little
fun run on a Saturday mornlng
and grew up to be probably the
premier even In Orange County
for runners as far as I'm con-
cerncd," Skahan '>aid
Ole race, which rai-;e., money
for city youth program., Jnd for
1he Lorona del Mar Otamber of
Commerce, take-. plac:e lune 7.
The course wind.'> through
some of the moo,I beautiful
parts or Corona del Mar. -.tart·
ing on the bluff., ovNlookmg
the ocean.
Pre-registration is S22 for the
run/ walk and $12 for the Doi·
phm Dash. On the day of the
races, registration is SJO for the
run/walk and $12 for the Dol-
phin Dash.
Registratfon forms are avail·
able through Newport Beach
Recreation Services (949) 644 •
3151. Online registration is at
wtuw.active.com.
Monday, Mdft h 31. 2003 AJ
ENVIRONMENT
Cities seek new
source of water
Orange County
Water District
considering reducing
the amount of water
to be allocated to
Newport Beach and
Costa Mesa.
Oeepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
"JI~ PORI Ml '->A -C..0'>ta
Me~ and 'e\1\-pon Beac:h Me
loolmg at other ~ater '>ourc:es tu
make up for an .mt1c1patcd cut
1n '>Upply troni the Orange
County Water I >"tnC"t
\\all'r di-.tnu uffic1ah will
mct•I next naonth to deude
wht•lhl'r tu reduu· lhe amount
of g111und watn 1he ulle'> aw al·
lowed to draw lrom Lounty re·
sou rt ec; I ht· propo..al \tCm'>
from the reporll'd depll·t1on of
ground water
Both nue-. gt•t 75% of their
\HIL'r -.uppl} from the Orange
( ountv \\Jlt•r Di-.tnct tht'
agl'llt) lhat n1<1nage::. the ground
water ba::.in that !iupplies water
to mo'>l of ''forth and Central
OrJngc County
'\t:wport Heat:h import\ the
rema111111g 25'~. from the Metro·
pohtan Wa1er Dl'>lnct, and Me'>a
< on.,ohdated gets pan of the re·
m,11n111g 25% from Metropolitan
Jnd from their LOlored wa1er
lrt•a1me11t plant.
< o~ta Mc'M.I ,., "look.mg ~oud"
dc·.,pitt' 1he an11c1pated rn1 m
\"\d(t·r c,uppl}. -..ml Coleen \car-
min<•t h .. polcw.oman for lhl'
Me.,,1 <.omol1dawd \\Jlt·r ()1-,
lrll't
"\\1• hJ\l' ,1 bJt k up rn our wl
ored waler treatment faciliry,"
sht• -.aid. adding that the "coJ
ored water" actually comes from
a wry deep \ource and 11; ·a
good quality soft water" that,qn
be e&tly treated and ~-
; Nt'Wp<)n Bea.ch. however,
pump\ 75% Crom the Orange
County Water D1i.trict and un·
(>ortl> 25% from Metropolitan
Water D1'>1nct
"Wt· don 1 rt'alJy have any
other \OUrtt',.. C11y Manager
I lornt·r Hludau \aJd.
I lw lily IS talking to Metro·
pol11an \'\<1ter DJ\lnCt to '>ee 1(
UH'}' can '>Upply rhe remammg
watl'r wnhoul dr<1'>lJL pnce In·
creJ.,l''>
rlw Orangl' < ,uunry Water
D1.,tm·1 VI 111 mu-.1 likely lmlll lhe
~a1er '>11pphed to Newpon
BeJl h to berwet>n b2% and 66%.
'>poke<,woman ll'nny Gla"'>t'r
\did
\omc of thl' rt•Jwn::. for the
propo-.etl tut 1m lude\ IJLk uf
ra111 over U1e la'>t four year'> and
l11n1t'> 1mpo'>t·d on u1e amount
of \\att·r that tan be pumped
lrom the Lolorado f{Jver. '>he
'>aid (,round watt:r U'>e ha'> ;LI'>{)
mnt'il'>l'd annu,11ly, and lhNe\
nut enuugh ... uppl~ IO meet
gTfl\'\lll~ 0l'l11dlld.., ( rlJ'>'-t'r
added
1 lw ram 1h1-, Y1'<H tlii!> helped
out a l111lc b11, .,he .. aid. "But Wl'
net'd th1\ kJJld o l riiln r~larly
for J le"' year' 10 get out of lhl'>
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PUBLIC
SAFETY
POLICE
FILES
COSTA MESA
• O..WW Dttve: A man
was arrested on
IUtpicion of refusing to
leave private property
et 9:40 a.m. In the 900
blodt Friday.
• Hart)or Bout.vard: A
· man was arrested Oil'
suspicion of begging
trom the median of a
street at 10:20 a.m. in
the 3500 blodt
Saturday.
• Plac.nd• AVMue: A
man was arrested on
suspicion being drunk
in ptiblic at 12:32 a.m.
in the 1700 blodt
Saturday.
• SN Blufr Dttve: A
woman was arrested
on suspicion sleeping
in a vehicle at 8:10 a.m.
In the 1000 blodt
Thursday.
• West Bay Street: A
man was a1T8Sted on
suspicion of
trespassing on private
property without
consent at 1 :05 a.m. in
the 500 blodt Sunday.
• West 19th Street A
man was arrested on
suspicion having an
open container in a
public par1c at 6:37 p.m.
in the 500 block
Saturday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• El Modene Avenue:
Vandalism was
reported in the 400
blodc at 1 :07 p.m.
Sunday.
TRIBUTE
Continued from Al
'lbe fire department parked a
shiny red fire engine outside
the house and also presented
an .honorary plaque and
Rowers to the Garibay family.
Not only police officers and
firemen, but CouncUman Allan
Mansoo r, Cily Manager Allan
Roeder, Planning
Commissioner Bruce Garlicb
and other city officials joined
£am.Uy members, neighbors
and others on the front lawn or
1he Garibays' home.
They had accepted an
invitation Urbano Garibay, Jose
Garlbay's uncle, had exte nded
to City Hall last week,
welcoming city officials to the
family's home to pay their
respects.
Mlt started out to be a little
Lhing from our department to
the family privately," Snowden
said. "But that didn't happen."
Fire Olief James Ellis
eslimated the crowd numbered
300 lo 400 people by 2 p.m.
Jose Garibay\ death has
brought the war hom e for
many people, he said.
uvou hear about the
numbers and know war causes
ugly things," he said. "But it is
like one of our neighbor:. has
been taken from us."
MARK C.OUSTIN/OAllYPILOT
Friends of the family David James AJvarez, age 3, and Philip Alvarez of Westminstercame to the
Garibay's home in Costa Mesa to pay their respects.
Roeder said it is a special reality, a consequence or the .
time, not just for family military action we are involved
members, but for Lhe with. It might seem far away,
community to come together. but it is right here in ow own
"It is one of those times you community."
don't want to be a dignitary, Expressing his appreciation
ypu just want to be another to the family for allowing the
person," he said. "It is a sad community to share their grief.
ISLAND
Continued from Al
Roeder called Jose Garibay a
hero.
"Jose deserved this and
more," he sald.
The shrine accumulating just
inside the door of their home
spilled out oas people k.epl
arriving, bearing nowers,
pected to open in August near
the Kol pond. It replaces a I lall·
mark. Judy Lee's, a women's
clothing outlet, should also de-
but at that time.
designer Pampolina is also set to Judy Lee's offers upscale
open early next month. Getting dresses in an array of colors. in-
the retailer is a bit of a coup for · eluding many of the more off·
Fashion Island, as it is opening the-beaten-track shades. The
its first store in this country. shop ls Ideally suited for the out·
Pampolina. fonnerty Rag Baby. is door Fashion Island, Lee said.
near Haagen-Dazs. "I like outdoor malls," Lee
The Picture People. also set for said. "It's a pleasant place where
early April, is a Hallmarlc-owned people can hang out and have a
chain that specializes in chil-good day."
dren's portraiture.
Opening festivities for babys-TO HANDLE THE HUNGER
• lrit Avenue: Water
and sewer problems
were reported in the
700 block at 1:17 p.m.
Sunday.
DON LEACH I DAil Y PLOT
Lance Fogel talks about his new salon at Fashion Island, First Cut,
where kids can play video games wtule they get their hair cut.
tyle have been pushed back to The shopping center is abo re·
July. The store, only the second tooling the food court area at Is·
in existence, is the outgrowth of land Terrace. In early June, Lhe
an Internet retailer and catalog· center will unveil a new eating
order business. It replaces Mu· patio that will bring a Red Hobin
sewn Co. and Wahoo's Fish Taco 10 replace
Forever 21, a clothing store for Mardi's, Theos & Co., Sbarro and
teen and young women, is ex· Panda Express. • Pedfic VteW Drive: A
commercial burglary
was reported in the
3400 block at 11:19 a.m.
Sunday.
• P.ninsul• Area: A
low-flying plane was
reported at 4:20 p.m.
Sunday.
• 32nd St:rMt end
Beach Bout.wrd: A
physical fight was
reported at 3:23 p.m.
Sunday.
FAIRVIEW
Continued from Al
·n 1e council ended up approv-
ing the finaJ design 4 to l wilh·
out a lower parking 101 and a
connector road. It aJso discu~ed
working with the I larbor Soaring
Society to meet its needs while
preserving the environmental
integrity of the area.
~ime of lhl' environmental·
ists accuse the society of a land
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grab and blame city officials for
acquiescing to the society's re·
quests Instead of negotiating
with it.
"What has been indicated is
1hat they have not needed as
much land as they apparently
say they need,· Vandersloot
said. MThe staff was under Lhe
im pression Lhat whatever the
soaring -.ociery wants. ii should
gel,M
Othen. are not pleased that
lhe design in this area calls fo r
turf.
ALLOWED
Continued from Al
Simona Garibay entered Lhis
country clandestinely fro m
Jalisco. Mexico some 20 years
ago to provide a betler life for
her family. She ha~ seven grown
children, lives in a modest
Weslside ho me wilh at least two
olher families and does not
speak English.
She is undocumenled, and
Jose was a resident, but not a
citizen.
UnJike other features the
paper has done on
extraordinary people who
happen to lack cen aln
paperwork. we did not receive
any letters to the editor
lambasting us for our blatant
encouragement of illegal
lmm1gration.
In September 2001. after a
Sunday feature on Lhe Job
Center, we received an angry
letter from Costa Mesa resident
Sheree Manly for our coverage
of the venue that "draws people
to our community -and we
have enough Illegal tmmlgrants
that live In our community.
"They're overloading our
school• and not really
contributing the amount of
w es that they need to be
contributing for all the services
lhat they get,· Manly wrote.
I checlted the manbox again
today and there wu no such
communication Crom our vocal
reader about 'ose Garibay, who
paid the uJtJmate price for the
freedom of this country. I
wonder if that makes up for the
lackoftuar even Councilman Club Sled,
~o el~ tn 2000 panly
"Turf is not compatible with
that particular area.· Gielow
said. ·u requires a lot of water,
incredible amounts of water.
much more than people really
want to put In Lhat area of the
park."
Roger MacGregor, Lhe city
contact for the society. :.aid the
designated area for the society
has been on the J:airview Parle
Master Plan for three years.
MacGregor said Lhe society does
not have ils own area now and
its new area. which is about 600
on the platform of eliminating
Mlhe magnelsM Lhat draw these
·criminals" to Lhe community,
has been silent about Simona
Garibay.
And why not? Maybe It's
because even they know you
can't compare measly real
estate percentages with the loss
of human Life. especially when
the sacrifice Jose Garibay made
for this country makes the resl
of us "citizens" look like
anarchists.
"The Costa Mesa City Council
is the problem, because Its
votlng record has attracted
undocumented noncit:iuns
though our charities and the
Job Center Into our rentals and
schools, lowering the qualltyof
our schools and affecting our
property values and ow crime
rate. This Is one of the is.sues I
was elected on, and I am
obUgated to foUow IJP. • Steel
saJd ln January 2001.
Well, he didn't follow up with
me Thursday or Friday after I
called to ask if Jose Garibay
qualified as or those who •tower
the quality" of this city. I
wonder why?
Councilman Allan Manaoor,
who Is the son of two legal
Immigrant parenlS from
Sweden and F.gypt. hu long
championed •wmllatlon for
the foreign bom. Too many
problerm-wfth
communication and cuJture -
are outed by people who do
not leem the language and
cbOOIO to function tn a teparate
community.
When asked Thunday what
be thOUght about mona
Gadbay'1 bavlf\I come Into thil
country Wegally and then never
leunlng the lanplgil. MIMoor
uJd. ":there la an lppCuptiMe
feet long and 200 to 300 feet
wide, Is in a sparsely populated
area of the part.
"We never had a defined area
before," MacGregor said. "It's
not like we had anything. We're
not really asking fo r anymore.
They just mov~ it. M
Some members of the envi -
ronmental group also suggested
changing the location of a bus
turnaround so it doesn't talce
away from the lawn area for pie·
n.ics .that Is already th ere and so
II is closer to the restrooms.
place and time 10 talk aboul
everything.; and now is nor that
time:
I pushed him a little more.
but the law man didn't budge.
He left me with this:
"Many people couJd make
points either way. but I feel that
now is not the proper time to
discuss that. The fact is, he paid
the ultimate price for our
country and deserves our
respect."
Fair enough. Left with a lack
of recent quotes from Mansoor.
l'U reuse one from March of last
year.
"When you have such huge
numbers of illegal immigrants.
you don't have people _
asslmllatlng, • Mansoor said in
March 2002. "They don"t learn
the language or aboyt our
county or want to become
American. When you have
people coming here lllegalJy.
they Jose out on all that this
country has to offer, and that
hurts them as much as the rest
orus.·
I would wager that Simona
Garlbay's hurt right now has
nothing to do with whether she
apeab ~The only thing
she has lost out on ls the
chance to watch he-r aon grow
older.
Vocal dent Martin Mlllard,
who ls known for h1s
contentious views on race, also
dedJned to comment about the
lrony of a foreign-born mao
giving his llfe for a country he
wu not even a dtlzen of.
Rx-Marine Millud. who Is the
utbo1 of an electronic
newaletttt and of m&ny
freelance ardcla. aald he would
write hit own thought.a abo\Jt lt.
Apla. INCk wtth notblng
new to ao on. J had to fall beck
basket& of fruit, a.gs and cards.
Family membera greeted guesta
and then retreated Into the
home lo escape from the •un(
Vltltora ovedlowed onto tb
1treeta and Into neighbors'
frOnt yards. gathering lo amall
patches of ahade and
occatlonally embracing,
Tables of4onated food bad
been tel out, and ice-cheats
were ftlled wfth soda, water
and bags or Ice.
Local businesses had beard
the news and joined ln. Taco
Mesa. El Ranchito. Staples,
Michaels and other businesses
have donated food or offered
discounts over the past week.
Kinkos donated the large .
poster-size picture or Garibay
at tlle front of the house that
had been quJc.kJy surrou.nded
by a colorful dJsplay or Dowers
and candles.
Flores, back ln the
neighborhood where she and
ber cousin used to play,
handed out handmade
memorial pins with Jose
Garlbay's picture. The pins
read "Forever ow hero." and a
little yellow ribbon was
attached.
•it's pretty ha.rd," Flores said.
"But It is getting bener. •
• CORAL WILSON Is the news
assistant and may be reached at
{949) 574-4298 or by e-mail al
coral.wilson@latimes.com.
Mall managers declined to dis-
cuss lease rates.
Along with the new shops.
Fashion Island is adding 20 col·
orfuJ murals and hand-painted
images to public area& On Fri·
day, artists hired by Duffy Fenton
Art in Hawthorne were adding
the final touches to the mwals.
which are designed to resemble
the "old world" signs of 15th·
century Italy.
MWe''le done milk wash to
talce down Lhe brilliance [of Lhe
colors).· said Bridge1 Duffy,
from a perch in the aJr on a scis·
sor Uh. ·we wanted an aged
look, ID speed up Mother Na·
ture •
• MOL CUNTON covers the
environment, business and politics
He may be reached at (949) -
764-4330 or by e-mail al
paul clintonr@/11t1mes.com
Moqis said staff will not talce
any more pubUc comment since
Lhey were following council di·
rection.
.Ml think the plans look good,
and hopefully, the Coastal Con-
seiVancy will also think they
look good and will go ahead and
formally bless them, as well.·
Moms said.
• DBROREl'IEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be reached at (949)
574 4221 or by e-mail at
deirdre.newman@latimn.com.
on old quotes, including one
from Millard's essay, "Survival of
the Most Fecund -In Praise of
the Cockroach,· copyrighted in
2000, in which her refers to
"little brown people~ or Mbrown
invaders· who realize having .
children is lmponant, while
white people produce fewer
children.
Well, in the case of Garibay,
that "lnvader" not only came
into this country, but adopted
its principles, volunteered to
fight for its freedom and died
representing it. Now,
brown-skinned Simona Garibay
has only slx children. Does that
skew the demographics better?
Westside resident Janke
Davidson, who ls a longtime
polit.lcal ally of Steel, Mansoor
and Millard's, saJd her views on
the lssue have changed since
joining the city's Human
Relations Committee.
"fThe Gartbaysl are the best.
They are the best of those who
come through,· Davidson saJd.
·We a.re getting crowded.
though. but once they are·ln,
they are ours, and we need to
take care of them ,• Davidson
said.
Davidson sent her heartfelt
condolenca to the mother.
regard.less of her legal ttatua.
•1 wlsb I could say in Spullsh
to forgive all of us in the
community who have not
1poun well or your aon,
because he a tnJe hero.· the
said.
Enough said.
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DAILY PILOT COLLEGE ATHLETE OF THE MONTH
ancy
Sophomore guard 's
unrelenting work e thic
helped Ora nge' Coast
capture state crown.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
T he often-used phrase
"leading by example,· could
be an ideal descriptor for
Nancy Hatsushi, the
sophomore point guard on the
Orange C.oast College women's
basketball team that won its first
state championship last month.
Coach Mike Thornton's Ooor leader
was determined to make the best of
her last season at Coast.
·1 didn't want to ~I anything."
said Hatsusb.i. the Daily Pilot Athlete
of the Month for March. who was
named MVP of the state tournament.
·1 tried to ~ the best out or my
team. whether that meant passing
COLLEGE WOMEN'S WATER POLO
Gauchos edge Anteaters
UCI sees 3-0 lead varush
as UCSB nets winning
goal with 0:1 8 remaining.
SANTA MRBARA -The No. 15-
ranbd UC IMne women's watn polo
teUD held a 3..0 lead early in the .econd Period. but No. )} Smta Bubua raDled .h • dramatic 6-5 win Jn Mountain Pa·
Qflc: SpolU Fedei'adon ecdon Sunday at
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Brtn Lenk. a ~ of lntne High.
ICOl'8d the pme-whjnlrig pl for the c.uaa (14·9, 2-4 In tbeMPSf) wtth 18
lecondl mnllnlnl to drop the Ant·
aterllo l4·15.14 M : I lie Fentm llCof9d for UCI to
l:nilU It 3--0, '"" the holta acored twtCe
to cut the dddt to one by halftime. ua
peppered Gaucho aoaJie Kristen
McGlennon In the first two quarters.
when lhe made n1ne other 10 aves.
UCSB ecored the Gm three goals of
the third peJ1od. but Erk:a Horman'a
second goal or the day tied the ecore,
5·5, with 5:56 left ln the pme. It WU the
ICMllltb wtn In their lllt eteflt llfMI tor
u~
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SEAN HILLER /DM.Y PltOT
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the ball or running the Ooor.·
Thornton gave I latsushi the
freedom to calJ Coast's offensive Sets
this season and she proved up to the
challenge.
Being a point guard requires a
cenain degree of leaderstup and
Hatsush.i has tried to live up .to that
billing when she is on the Ooor.
"I did it in high school, so I
adapted easily," said Hatsushl a!Jout
calling the plays. She played four
varsity seasons at Costa Mesa High
and holds the school's career assists
record (675). "(Playing point guard) is
something I thrive on. To see that my
coach bas trust in me and belief in
what he wants me to do, I don't get
nervous.·
During the state tournament run,
players. as ~u as Thornton,
continually noted the team's
detenninadoo to wln as a driving
force to the championship. Hatsushi
demonstrated similar desire even
TODl\Y
SoftMI
SCHEDULE
Communhy a>ltege • Senta Ana •
Orange Cont, 3 p.m.
~h Khool -Neviport Hatbor It Com
Meu, Cotta Mesa ToumMnent
1hl~ game. 3 p.m.. ......
OoNege men-Azuu P9dftc It Vanguard
Univer.hy, 1:30 p.m.
CoMegewomen -v.nguwd ~ •
~ hdflc; 1:30 p.m.
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before the season began
A commitment to an increased
off-season training regimen gave
Batsushi more strength than she ha'>
ever had and prepared her for the
ngors the season b rought
She worked out nearty every day.
lifting weights and practicing her
jump shot. anythtng 10 keep
basketball in her rouune
·1 was more disciplined this year.·
Hatsushl said. ·1 didn't ~ack off. I
was in bener shape than ever.·
When she's on the Ooor, Hatsusht
said her main role is runniOg the
offense, with sconng a se<:ond
option.
"Shes the best point guard l'w
ever had in tem\S of being a leader
and getting it done on the court,"
said Thornton, who completed his
14th season at Coast. "When we take
her out of the game, we Just aren't
SM HATSUStl, Pace A6
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Celebr atiw ht Datt Pilot's Alhlete ofthe ~ sanes
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~i7honor• PAUL ORRIS
Monday, March 31, 2003 A5
HONORS
.MUstangs
dominate·.
selections
Day, De nman earn top
ho nors from Golden West
League soccer coaches.
~niur<, Sharon Day and Devin Den·
man. who helped the Costa Mesa High
girl' '>OCCt·r team dominate the C.Olden
Wc't League m the Mustangs' fir&t sea-
'>Oll in the c1rcuJ1. top a do1,en locals rec
ognt7.ed on the LOaches' all-league se·
lecuon!>
Day. a wn1or rrudfielder, 1s th,. Offen
MVe MVP. while Denman, a semor
'Wl'eper. " the Defensive MVP.
Junior '-,tacy Knkorian, sophomore<.
NII.mi Duart6 and Jenny Sparks, as well
a' fre\h111Jn Ja,rrun Day, represenr
< o'IJ Me-..1 on the first team, which aJso
111cluc.Je, L'>tancia -.emor Ruth Olavero.
I he wrnnd-team mdudes ~ix loeal
,1,mc..luut .... including Co-.ta M~ !>land
oui... Karn Jenkin'>. Valene Gomez and
RJdwl Honquillo, as well ru; Karleen
< urran and \fanna Abdul from Esta11
c 1.1
~hamn Day. who led the Mu:.tang'
wtth 2Y go.th and 14 ~"'""' on their way
10 J 'hart• of lht• <.If Southern Secuon
D1v1.,1u11 Ill 11tlt·. was a dominant force
for Coat h Dan Jenk.inr,' squad Day
helpec..I \lt·..a out'Rore (,olden \\est n
vah. 78 2. t•n route to a 12-0-0 league re
cord <,h1· 'harec..I \1VP honors m the Pa
cific Coa'' Leaw..ie last <,t>a'>on and ~
aJ-.o a fir...t team All-PCI perfonner ru. a
'>ophomorl•
IX>nm;m. hl..t· l>a). a four-year varsity
perfornwr, ant'hored a defense that
pmtt'd IO league .,hutoUt'> \he wa<,
fiN tedm 1\11-P< I la.'>I sea'iOn after
earning 't~ond ll'am recogrnuon as a
'>ophomore
l>uant· wa_' a midfield catah">t. wtule
<,park... fimi,he<l with l7 goal;_ Jasmin
I )<Jy added 24 goals for the Mw.tang-..
\'-hile Mikorian was a 'italwan at fuJI
batl .
Duarte .tnd '-lparks were c;econd-team
hnnoret" 111 the J>( L la!>t ">eason
lenlon' and < 1ome7 were defensive
'tandou1 ... wtule Ronquillo contributed
mo'>I 111 the midfield for < .osta Mesa.
Ow M1Nang \landoul!. helpt'd Costa
Me..a fimi,h 22 -1 i. by far the best ~a
'>On Ill dw program\ history
Ille leal{Ue title wru. al'o a fir...t for the
Mt~ prognun. ·
Cha\ero playt'tl !>-Weeper. \'-hJJe Cur
ran, a '>t'lllnr, Wll!i a standout midfielder
Ahdul. .1 freshman, was an offensive
c.llalY'>I for the Eagles.
COLLEGE TRACK
AND FIELD
UCI tandem
1
sets records
School standards fall at
Stanford Invi tational.
~IANlORO -UC lrvine sophomort'
I rm Cun1c; and Junior Jenny Liou ~
c;chool records at the Stanford Track
and Field Invitational completed Sun
day
Cunis won the pole. vault with a
clearan~ of 12 -11 ~. besting the stand
ard of 12-9,,., he set last season.
IJou's nmth-place time of 10:47.01 In
the 3,000-metu steeplec:base was
nearly 10 aeroods faster than the school
record she established tn 2002. She
qu.all8ed for the NCM Reglonal Own·
pfonships. 9CbeduJed May 30-31 11
S&anford.
Outb had alteedy quaJ.i6ed for the
NCMttgio
Sophomore Suzanne Pwmort'a dme
of l:Ol.91 in the 400 hurdles is the sev-
enth-best rrwt in ua hlltOI)!.
In men' ~ua~
llan'eD Tuzier ran a MUOO-belt l:.52.03
in the 800 junior 'n1iMs MOriloll
docbd • -bell t'.3S.12 in the
3.ooo~ ..
In . u OIWlt Mlild Meet. 00 ....
lor JOn eww1 lb.tllied third In ..
eel lOdi owirll in ... deaida
with 6.259 pollll&. Hil .., ..... .......
Aaron~ -mah ID bit ..... ..
14th ~With a ICDl'I ol 5. 721.
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"" . M Monday, Mafch 31, 2003 SPORTS
PHOTOS BY KENT TREPTOW I DAllY Pl.OT
UC Irvine's Jon Horwitz (left), slides around Washington State's Jonathan Fender to steal second base during Sunday's game at UCL
Cougars collect off UCI pen
ANTF.ATER MU.PARK -UC
lrvine used four pitchers to retire
the -;ide in the ninth inning.
when visiting Washington State
broke a 2-2 tie to claim a 4-2
nonconference baseball victory
"unday.
111e winning rally began with a
two out double off Michael
Koehler, who had retired the first
-,eve n hiners tie faced after com-
ing on m the sixth. Phil Tripoli re-
placed Koehler and surrendered
an RBI single to ·pinch-hitter
Robert Sta.hlke. Jay Miller then
5inglecl off Ouis Nicoll to drive in
an inl>urance run. before ucrs
Keith Raulinaitis got the finaJ ouL
UCl's Ouis Klemm scored on
Gregg Wallis' fielder's choice lo
tJe 11 in the eighth.
Man Fischer went 2 for 3 to
pace the seven-bit attack for UCJ.
which fell to 11 -19.
Ibe Anteaters have now scored
two or fewer runs 12 times this
~a.,on, l 1 of those being losses.
Nonconfer'MC•
Washington St. 4, ua 2 Sc:of9 by Innings
Wash St 100 001 ~ • 10 o
UC Irvine 000 100 010 2 7 o
MacKenzie, Kenyon (9) and
Reddinger. Baeder 181; Freocn,
&faoer (7), Koehler {71, Tnpoh 19),
Nicoll (9), Raulinaitis (9) and Werhun.
W MacKenzie. 2-3 L -Koehler, 1-3.
511 -Kenyon ( 11 28 -Baeder (WSU),
Fisher 1uc11 HR -Fa11cenborg 1wsu1. UC/ catcher Jeff Werhun tags Washington State's Jeremy Farrar out at the plate in Cougars' 4-2 wil.
HATSUSHI
Continued from A5
the same team.·
But in the 69-61 championship-game victory
against Contra Costa, Hat.sushi led Coast with .
20 points, including hitting 5 of 6 from behind
the three-point line. She holds OCCs
single-season three-point percentage record
(.448) set last year.
"I hit my first three shots and he gave me the
green Ught to shoot," Hatsushi said. "He told
me to shoot more, so, when I was open, I tried
to take good shots."
Ibe rest of the time, Hatsushi tried lo get the
ball to one of her open teammates.
Hatsushi led Coast with 4.9 assists per game
and finished third In scoring {10.3 points per
game). while ~llecting 60 steals, second most
among Pirates. She also led Coast with 30.1
minutes per game.
/Yewk•A.1 Poem SE : 4-Door
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Playing alongside five returners from last
year\ squad, I labuslu. J first -team All-Orange
Empire C...Onfcrcnce M>lection for the .-.econd
straight year, <.rud that familiarity bred
confidence throughout this season.
"Everyone is good, M> I could rely on
anyone," Hatsushi said. "We all kind of came
together."
Now. I latsu!>lu and teammates Undsey
Galasso, Lauren Miller, Leigh Marshall, Candice
Quiro1 and IJ/ Mendoza must part. Hatsushi is
interested in continuing her playing and
academic career at either Adams State in
Colorado. a Division II university, or Concordia
University in Irvine, an NA.IA school. She wants
to major in kinesiology.
No matter where she plays, hard work is sure
to follow. ·
"I want everyone to play their best,· I latsushi
said. "If I give 100%. hopefully they will follow
my lead."
Judging by this year's results. Hatsusru's lead
was more successful than ever.
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Sports HaD of Fame
· Celebrating the millennium
ERIC·
woo.ns ...
Corona del Mar
Golf pro won three straight money
titles, two while on Canadian Tour.
Rlch•rd Dunn
Daily Pilot
H is game still has
flickers of
greatness. which
keeps Bric
Woods coming back lo
the golf course, and,
despite his age, his
dreams alive.
•rm 39 and still have an
opportunity to pursue my
dream,• said Woods, a
Corona del Mar High and
UC hvlne graduate who
turned pro in 1988. but
hasn't plajed regularly in
about sJx years since his
father, Richard. a
longtime former
Newport Beach
CounttyOub
member, passed
away.
At that point.
Woods took over
the family
business, Cactus
Pacbglng, and
his golf career
took a back seal
awhile.
"It's so awesome."
Woods added. "You forget
how nice professional golf
tournaments are; it's your
course when you get
there. It's roped off, you
get gzut balls on the
driving range and all the
balls you want to hit. the
golf course ls in perfect
shape and you've got
caddJes, which ls the way
golf should be. It's so fun.
What 1 really miss is a
caddie. If I had it my way
the rest of my life,
somebody would be
carrying my bag.
Unfortunately, right now,
It's me doing iL •
These days. Eric Woods
Woods.who
hasn't played
competitively on
a full-time basis
since his father
became ill in
1995, has kept
the inherited
business going.
while opening
The Golf Lab in
Costa Mesa, an
indoor practice Woods ls in the
midst of a mild comeback
this year after having
played five mini-tour
events and finishing no
worse than 12th. He
carded a smooth 63
earlier this year in a
Golden State Tour/Pro
Series event at Brooksjde
Golf Oub in Pasadena. an
indication that recent
hard work is paying off.
Once on the cusp of a
promising career. Woods
traveled the world in
search or a good time.
which, if enough rounds
In the 60s were factored
In, became a great time.
"When I was playing
professionally, no one had
as much fun as I was
having.· Woods once said.
·And I had enough taJent
to make enough money to
pay my bills.·
As a playing pro, Woods
traveled to South Africa
and South America He
played on the Australian
andAIJa tours, then in
1993 and '94, he enjoyed
back· to-back years of
winning the Order of
Merit. u the money list is
<;ailed, on the Canadian
Tuut. In '94, Woods led
the Canadian Thur in
low-sttoke average and
captured two
tournaments north of
border. His apot on the
tour's alJ·dme money list
continues to open doors if
be'a Interesting In playing.
"l get to play in almost
~I want to play in
[on the Canadian Thur,)"
said Woods. a former
CdM football quarterback
who pla~ golf in
Canada earlier this year
for the first time In quite
facility which bas been
focusing lately on
cwtom putter fitting and
custom junior golf club
fitting.
"I love teaching and the
technical side of golf,"
Woods said. "I'm
intrigued with it and
enjoy learning about
equlpmenL I'm not so
much into changing
adults' equipment as I am
with kids..
At this point in his
playing career, Woods isn't
trying to win any more
money titles. but he'd like
to return to '94 form. "I
don't care if (the moneyl
1s Canadian. I'm going to
play in anything where I
th.Ink I can make cash at,·
said Woods, who has a
14-month-old son,
Daniel.
"It's hard. I love golf and
I feel I have the ability to
make a Uving playing golf.
But. right now, it's not
realistic, because I've got
a lot of responsibility on
my shoulders. I'm doing
what I think is rtght. It's
not wise to walk away
from a profitable
business."
Woods. who won the
South American Tour
Order of Merit In 1992
after contending for the
championship in five of
seven events that year.
has never owned a PGA
Thur card. but pla~ in
the 1987 LA Open as an
amateur and the 1991
AT&T National Pro-Am at
Pebble Beach in 1991 .
A longtime CdM
resident, Woods ls the
latest honoree in the Daily
Pilot Sports Hall of Fame.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS ~ & MISC. 1010-1770 •OWtDISf lftbJ • MSAll 1010-3940
GARAGE
SALE 1419 miI $ L ESTATE I
BUSINESS & R SALE soos-saso
FINANCIAL 230S·2490
c..e.yl&er,,11 Estate Sales 1~ I MISCEl.L.ANEOUS Laguna Bnch
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FURNISHINGS
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HOMES FOR SALE
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Under the Service Directory Banner
Reach 80,000 Homes Each \Veck
For Only $32 per week (4week minimum)
Call Lorraine at (949) 574-4245
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TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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Bridge
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCti
ANM\'ERS TO WEEKLY BIUJ)(.;£ QUIZ
Q I • ~ Soulh. vuh1'.'fllblc, you
hold
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The bKklioA II.ls proc~
SOU'lli Wt:.'t'T NORTH .:AST
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What do you bid now 1
A · If )OU pt.ay that a tv.1)'1)ver-0ne ~puoliC J..\ ~forcing. ~ou ha~t a nmrfonabk 11\rtle club n:httl. If ncx,
11 " ti:mpting to ju\T)p to four clu~
111 \how yoor 1>1rcnglh. but thal
h>JlU-'-<oCS lhrtt no u:;;::t;hich oould bt your only le game Rcpnlk~ of lllrtho<h. btd tfwc
CIUflt and hope for the belu. •
Q 2 • Neither Vlllrierablc. as Sooth
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a KQJ6 A8 KQ87J •112
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Whal Jo you httl now"
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nu! he It revrf'<:. ,lt<•wmg ntrn
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th<' upp:r run~c for )'.')Uf rt:\p<lfl...: ell
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luv.-cr nmgc (f>. 71 Smee you have
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h.1o.11. nmttr1ut• on to thr1.'t' no ll\1mp
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Wlm.t do you bid oow?
A • You al'l' 1n the slam z.oot. but an
ace-aslo.tng btd will not help -what would you do if penncr \how~ tv.o
aces'' You could easily ha~t two ftlSI
los<m in htaru. Make an advance
cue-bid of four clu~ and. ~Id
pal'lnCI coopcnale by cue-bidding
fwr i-tu. take your ctwncCi by
leaptn& Cu )Ill 'pack)
Q 5 ·Both vulnerable. & Sooth yuu
hold.
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1lic btddmg ha.s l)f'OCCCdcd; SOUTH \\'f.St N<>Rl H •• .._ 2
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V.h111 do )OU bid now'
A -When ~~ponder bt<b IWu will>
and lhtn Jump r..u!I('~ your ~uu., II
guurJlltet:) a 'ingleton m t~ unbid
•uit. A~k for ace) by b1d<l1nt,', four no
trump, and bid ~h 'lldl"-'' 1f partner
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What do you bid now·•
A • A good chunk of your holdmg
hasju.,1 been wipedout0 Partner\
hand I' likely IU be fhl' di11111011<h.
four dub-., three hean' und one
q>OOe, ma~111g your 'p.ide hoklin!! almo\I ,,.orthless. Pa.\"'
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SC7 61'.11 mo, daft< areM/lan l•n, auto, handelin1 pke. lthr, cbll mnrf. real ,.,,..,
l2k mlles. S32.500 Nt.w ~ts r• ,.. ro. superb
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Dode• '97 Intrepid
Spud J 5 V6 47k m1,
wh1te/11r Py ont ea• a11ed
n/"> hkt new S6m
flnancme &. warr •va1I
8kr 949 586 1888
949-516-1111
WWW "Cp'+' -
Morcedu '96 C210
beautiful black/ueam
fully lo1ded ~howr oom. .Vout. $10.9(. 71'-751 2461
Autoolotlve 9004
OwysJer '96 Solor .... LXI
(;onv V6. 54k mo ) yr
w.rrt .tYd•I >P3r~~hn~ bW./
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50k~ mo 1001< tac warr.
5 sp blue. er ey mlt11or
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cond ~ tro ..,.. ea.r
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shO..,fOOm c..onll, whol~
fully loaded pwr ~•I\
$3500 714 751 7464
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cond I SK/m1 warr
rema1111n1 Prtced to
sell $70 950 9$JIDZ&>
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llhr. CO lhrome whl•.
like nPw 11677295
SH 995 lln11mn11 auol
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31k mi. whotefe•ey llhr,
mnrl chrome whls
beaut hk~ new cond
11572241 S?6.995 Im~
8kt 949 581). 1888 _.,....._
Mercellu '99 S:S20
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beau I Of 11 cond, 11875241
$26,995 hn.anc..•ne .a•11t
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Serving th e Newpo rt-Mesa community since 1907
MONDAY, MARCH 31 , 2003
IN BUSINESS 7' .
Re-fashioning the Island
Newport's destination shopping center is
close to debuting new reasons for people to
get out and sp end some money.
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACI I -A high-
tech children's barber shop, chic
women's clothing outJet and re -
vamped food court are in the off-
ing at Fashion Island, as the cen-
ter begin~ to roll out a d uster of
new shops for spring shoppe~.
· The doors are expected to be-
gin opening in the next few
weeks. Managers of the IMne
Co.-owned Fashjon Island say
the eight new stores will add a
fresh spin to a center that's al-
ways Looking to upgrade Ill> retail
offerings.
"That's where the opportu-
nities come, when you have an
opportunjty to improve or up-
date your merchandising mix.~
said Tanya Thomas. the center'l>
generaJ manager. "In the bul>i-
ness or retail, the producti. are aJ.
ways evolving."
Between now and AUKtJ'll,
when the second round of i.torcl>
opens. shoppers will notice two
i.igrnficant changes at fashion i..
land: a revamped lane of chil-
dren\ shops and a new food
court.
The four new children"s shops-
batJr-.tyle, First Cut. Pamplona
and Ille Picture People -are set
to roll out beginning the second
week of April They are part of
the center's reconfiguring of the
children'<:. retajlers near Long's
Drugc;.
rirst Cut, which replaces Trade
Secret'>. could make the biggest
'>pla<,h . It's a state-of-the-art hair-
cutter for children and teen-
~ers. with a twist.
Store owners Lance and Leora
Fogel have set up 13 cutting sta·
tion!>, equipping each with an
11 • mch Oat c;creen television
complete with DVD player and
Vldco game con'>ole with wire-
It''" game pad. The interactive
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atmosphere entenam'> re'>Llec;..<,
chJJdren while styli~!!. work.
MThe concept is to offer a place
where kids want to come," Lance
Fogel said. wwe·re trying to offer a
place thats M> exciting that that'!.
exactJy what they want to do."
The sensory overload should
aJso be apparent in the Pop-vivid
colors on the rocket fuselage waJI
panels and '50s diner motif.
AN OPENING COUP
European children\ dothmg
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I , PHOTOSBYMARKC DUSTIN/0AllYP1lOT
Family and friends pay their respects to Simona Garibay, whose son. U.S. Manne Jose Garibay, died in an ambush in Nasinyah, Iraq.
Paying tribute
Police make fa lle n Marine
Jose Garibay an honorary
officer. Family say he hoped
to protect and serve Costa
Mesa some day.
Coral Wll1on
Daily Pilot
H elen Aores and her
cousin, Jose Angel
Garibay. used to
run around their
Costa Mesa neigN>orhood as
children playing thdr favorite
game -cops and robbers.
"He was always the cop. he was always the
big ~ • Flores said.
Tile rules~ almilar to a game of tag. The
person who was •it• wa,, the cop. Garibay.
who was only a month younger than Flores.
alwa}'I wanted to be ·u· and he had all the toy
equlptnalt to make the game more ru1isdc.
He eYen wore a badge.
"He~ dramed of being a oop. He
tbougt1t it would be a!ier to go through a
military tme to set to whal be wantrd. • she said.
Garibay, 21, lost his lile Sunda)\ March 23,
near Nastrlyah. Iraq in an ambush. He was a
Marine corporal. but h1a goal was to ~ a
Costa Mea poUce oftker.
On Sunday at 12:30 p.m., Police Chief Dave
Snowden preaented Garibay' famlJ:y with •
plaque polthwnously making Gan.bay an
• •
0 N T H E
HOME FRONT
Newport Beach resident Linda Lovett hugs
Llrbano Garibay, Jose Garibay's uncle.
honorary Costa M pollce ofllcet
'"We'd learned that Jose Ange wanted to be
a poUoe ofBcer ln Colla Mesa.· Snowden Mid. •we could think of nothii\a better than to
make him an honorary poll otncer. •
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THINKING ALLOWED
.Where did all the
rh~toric go ?
I Uegal immigrants have been a hot topit
in Costa Mesa for more than a decade.
Since I have been at the Pilot. I have
heard more than my fair share of blame
placed on the undocumented by a handfuJ
of residents.
Yet none of th~
zealots. who are so quick
to point the finger at
illegal immjgrants for
every pothole. negadve
aime statistic and poor
test score. ~ thumping
their INS handbooks this
weeL
This wieek. Simona
Garibay lost her son~ LOLITA Garibay, a Marine, to the • • •
war 1n 1raq. ttcr .s ory HARPER
WU fciltumf OD our front
p-ces not one. buc two days in a ~ aild
doz.ma of Newpon-Mela raldents showtd
their c:Ondolences and respect for hec with
vlsi to the family home, bouqueta or
ftower1 and canb-many of wh ch ahe
could not read.
•
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I
Bridget Duffy •
and her two
sons, Nathan,
left, and Josh.
stand below a
custom food
mural they
painted, one
of 20 they
created for a
Fashton
Island
enhancement
prOfect. The
prOfect
included new
lettering,
murals and
direcbonal
signs for the
mall.
OOr. EACH
DAllY PllOI
Some cry
foul over
Fairview
·Park plans
Environmentalists feel left
out of debate about land for
flying radio-controHed
planes and a bus turnout at
the pa rk .
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
CO\ fA MI ')A !\ group of t•m.1ronrnen-
taJ1!tlS feeb .. nul>bed b)' UI'\ official .. be·
cause they were mVltt'<l to '>t'e the final de-
s1gm for a portton of I aim~ Park. but
were not asked for their input
The group whith 111dude'> former
Mayor Sandra (,ent'>. Judith (.1elow and 'Je~ort lkach re<11d('nt JJ.11 Vanderr,loot -
met 'A1th stall on Thur..<.lay 10 <h-.cu..s im-
provement'> 10 thret· area' of the park that
the City Council ha!.. already approved The
drawing'> for thc<,e areas haw to be submit-
ted 10 the Coa. .. tal (..<>n'>('rvancy hy today to
qualify for a $194.000 grant that will fund
haJf of the de<.agn CO'>!"
The group\ rnncem .. include how much
land the Harbor ~anng \oc1ety. wtuch flies
radio-controlled plane'>. ha<. requested; the
design for turf in that area. and the place-
ment of a bu' turnout over an enstmg area
of gras.s.
Public Semtt"> Dtrt'Ctor BLIJ Moms said
tha1 becauw '>laff ~ workmg under the
councLl's dtrectton. there was no need to
take the envuonmentahsts opinions into
cons1derauon
But that ~n·1 stoppmg group members
from bemg ~traled that ~r thoughts
were not taken anto account
"These drawmw-are OK to send to the
CoastaJ Con!>l'rvancy right now. but ltheyt
still need to be tweaked," Vandersloot said.
"We thmlc the pubUc ought to be able to
look at them and comment on them.•
ln late January, the Parks and Recreation
Commission approved the final design or
three areas at Fairview Patt whh the de-
letion of any landscaping nor1h of the Fair-
view Channel. Coundlwoman Ubby Cowan
appealed the c:JKislon to the Oty Counc:D
ba6ed partially on some residents' coocana
about parking and ~
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AZ Monday, March 31, 2003 YOUR
' BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT .
SE.AN HILLER /DAILY Pl.OT
John Hermann 1s president and CEO of Labor Relations Services m Newport Beach.
Keeping the workplace peace
Paul Clinton
Da1lyP1lot
W 11.h a .. urgt'<>n\ LaJm. John
Hermann cxplam.., hi'
ph1Juc;uphy about n:pairing
tl'le broken bonds between
employee and empluyC'r.
I lermann, president .rnd chief
executive of Labor lklauons Serv1et">
Inc. m Newport Bead1, U.'>ually
iruervenes when a '>hop i'i on the Vl'~t·
of unionizmg
HIUnionizingJ p1l!. hourly employee~
again~t management," llt'rmann 4'aid
Hit creates an intemaJ figh1 on a regular
basis. That is no way to run a railroad "
I lermann came out of retuemcnt tn
1998 to form Lh<' company It wa!> a
retirement Lhat I lermann say<> l~ted
exactJy two da~. after almost Lhn.•c
decades as a labor mediator.
Companies wilh labor headache'
tum to Hermann to guide them out of
their misery.
Kevin Kelly. who founded Emerald
Packaging Inc. in Union City, turnt'<.I 10
Hermann's company after he came 10
BRIEFLY IN
BUSINESS
American Vanguard offers
dividends and stock split
Capping a tremendous run that saw its
share prices rise more than 50% since July.
American Vanguard Corp. rewarded it<>
shareholders March 19 by announcing a
divtdend and stock split
The Newport Beach chemical manufac-
b.U'er said it will begin offering a 13-cent-per-
lhare cash dividend and three-for-two split
Since hitting a 52-week low at $14.85 on
Juty 23, the stoclc has risen more than 59%. It
dmed Friday al $23.64.
The company's boan1 of directors said it
would pay the dividend on April 11 to share-
holders of record on March 28. Any frac.
dona.I shares will be paid OUI in caMl.
Labor Relations
Services tries to settle
labor problems before
unions get involved
work one day and i.aw hts parling lot
'>lrewn w1Lh leaflets urging tus
employees to umomze.
two of I lennanq\ con'>uJtants
-;urveyed the employee'>, collecting
mon, than 60 complamts about the lack
of frume:..-. m the WJY supervisor<, Wl'fl'
trealmg worker... 1 lennann prepared
rffommendationi. for '>olvmg ... onw 111
the problems. wllll h Kellv -...111.J ht
implemented
.. lnose moves turned arountl rlw
immediate sirua11on." Kelly ~d ·r hJw
no doubt Lhal letlmg 1mmageriaJ
rruMaJces pile up agam will prompt
another visit from the union."
While union membership in tht•
workforce has dwmd.Jed -now, only
l.i.3% of workers m Lhe country belon~
10 unions -the threat to emplO)'l'r. I'>
WThe cash dividend illustrates the boan1 of
directors' connnued confidence in Lhe com-
pany. based on our record financial re.ults
for fiscal 2002 and goal to achieve double
chgll saJes and ne1 income growth an fiscal
2003, • said Eric Wintemiule. American Van
guard's president and duef executiv('.
After the !'.plil. the l ompany will havt•
about 5.8 nulllon i.hare<. of common stod ..
American VanguanJ manufactul'l."> a line
of agJicultural products to protect crop<. and
rurf from bug inf~tation.
On March 13, the company grew ...aJ~
21% to $100.7 million m 2002. I he company
has recorded 15 conl>CC'Utive quarter. of
double·cligil growth, Wintennute 'ia.ld
0.C hotel sales up l 1 % in
2002, defying state trend
Orange County logged an 11 I% in
crease in the numhl•r of hotel <>ak~ in
2002, bucking a stale trend in which i.alei.
.,till taken seriously, Hermann said.
Hermann's servic~ include an
employee attitude ~urvey. focus groups
and small group sessions to expose
employeei.' gripes.
Hermann earned tus master'i. in
M>cial psychology from Ariwna State
University m l 973 and went to work for
Kraft Foods as a labor mediator In
1978. he joined Amencan Consulung
':>ervices, ba.!>ed in Newport Beach.
h>ur years later. Hermann founded
l111al Employee Relations, whjch he M>ld
in 1998 before starting his cummt firm.
Hermann, 53, 'ia)'S the ma1ority of
employee issues can be ironed out by
management as long as there is a
mutual loyalty, truM and respect. Oddly
enough, Hermann. when be was at
Ma.ft, developed a reputation as a
manager who couJd sldllfully fire
employees.
"I ended up being so good at firing
employ~ that they wouJd end up
thanking me." tlennann said. wrve
alway<> viewed myi.elf as an employee
advocate and an agent of change. It can
bl· don~ 1udic10usJy •
fell 22%, a (. oMa Me..a broker is reporting
lWo Newport Beach hote~ that
t hanged hand~ helped drive the healthy
market.
n1e Atla'> llo&pllality Group, In the re·
port, ... aid the county Hhad a record year"
and 1~ now the rno5t expenc;ive 111 the
'late. The <01111ty now hac; a $56,612 me-
dian room prit P, an 1mponant industry
111d1ca1or
Jn 200l. tht.• Hyatt Newporter, at 1101
Jamboree Road. and Be ... 1 Western New-
port Beach Inn were c;old.
The 403 room Newporter -.old Dec. 5
for about $35 million. or $85,365 per
room. The Newporter's sale was the sec-
ond priciest in the county. It co.me In be·
hmd the Monrage Resort & SC:>a m Laguna
Beach, which ~old for $190 million.
The 42-room Best W~tem motel, at
6206 W Coast llighway. sold for $135,119
per room. The motel sold for $5.67 mil-
lion.
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BEST BUYS
Greetings at Paper flouse
T be Paper Home
celebrates lts
grand opening
Tuesday. It's a specialty
boutique featuring
unique invitations,
stationery and greeting
cards. There are also
darling baby
accessories by My
Vantage Baby, Little
Giraffe and Woof and
Poof.
GREER
WYLDER
witli custom fabric.
There's also bedding,
handmade lampshades,
vintage and
reproducdon
chandeliers. Venetian
and over-sized mirrors
with wood frames,
Moroccan tea glasses.
and cotton and silk
nigs. Fabric patterns
change twice a year. No
sales. Open from 10
a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday The staff can help
design invilations and select
shower ~ A 15% off speaal is
being offered through April.
Open from 10-.30 a.m to 6 p.m .
Monday through Friday; from 10
a.m. lo 4 p.m. Saturday; and by
appoinunent at Cannery Village,
4 17 31 SL South, Newport
Beach. (949) 556-9863.
POSH FOR MEN
For 25 years. POSH has
offered exceptionaJ serv1ce and
persona.I attention. It has
long-standing relationships with
loyal customers. The updated
t.radilional men's clothing store
does exceptionally well with
Robert Talbott suits, Cole I laan
sh~. Italian Zanella slacb and
golf apparel from Camouslie. It's
the only boutique store here to
carry Oxxford -known as tlle
finest Amerltan-made tat.lored
clothing. POSH carries the ~e
herringbone suit President Rush
wore to bis inauguration.
Oxxford suits start at $2,295. but
they couJd last a lifetime. There
are two annual sales. in January
and JuJy. Open from 10 a.m. to 7
p.m. Monday through
Wednesday; from IO a.m. to 9
p.m. Thursday lb.rough Fnday;
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday:
and from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
SundayatFashionl&andin
Newport Beach. (949} 640-8310.
SHOES OF THE UPSCALE
VARIETY
M.cU.on an.ract.s upscale
fashion foUowers. No boudque
can rival the incrediblnhoe
-.election at Neiman Marcus, buc
Madison comes close. They
carry Miu Miu, Prada, Dolce &
Gabbana, Jimmy Oioo and
Olloe shoes. mostly sandals.
clogs and tennis shoes with
some evening styles.
One-of-a-kind understated
jewelry from European, New
York and LA designers. Apparel
is from Earl Jeans. Jlwon Prut.
James Perse, Philosophy by
Alberta Ferreti, Ann
DemeuJemeester and more.
Back in fashion a.re the Pucci
print headbands. 1-shirt.s. hats
and totes. Open from 10 a.m. to
9 p.m. Monday through Friday;
from I 0 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday;
and from 11 am. to 6 p.m.
Sunday al Fash.ion Island in
Newport Beach. (949) 719-9444.
WWW madlSOnstyle.com.
NOT TOO stiABBY
Rachel Aahwelra Shabby Ode
store Is a showroom of her entire
collection. Some confuse the
ubl9uitous Shabby Chic name
with Dea matket finds
transformed into romantic
vintage loob. Ashwell's store is
far from that Shabby Chic has
classic-style furniture that can
be custom sized and slipcovered
through Friday: from JO a.m. to
7 p.m. Saturday; and from 11
am. to 6 p.m. Sunday at Fashlon
Island in Newport Beach. (949)
219-0663. www.shabl7ycliir.com.
MEN AT EASE
f.st.ablished in 1965, At-Bue IS
a speoalty shop for men's casual
to dressy o;portswear. Roben
Com.stock. 8any Brick.en and
Remy leather are top sellers.
Uniquely found at At·F.ase a.re its
concept shops inside the
sprawling I 0,000-square-foot
store: Cutter and Buck weekend
wear, Bobby Jones golf wear and
ZaneUa's fine Italian sportswear
Illere's also an exclusive
collection of Reyn Spooner
apparel. The store offers
same-day tailoring. and gift
certificates are sent for client't.
birthdays. There are two big
saJes a year, In January and JuJy
Open Crom 10 a.m. to 9 p.m
Monday through Fnday; from 10
a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday: and
from 11 a.m . to 6 p.m. Sunday at
Fash.ion Island in Newport
Beach. (949) 759· 7979.
WOMEN AT HOME AND AT
EASE
At-Bue Women's It Home
Store opened in the Aoium
Cowt in 1995. Home fum.ishln~
are bought In Dallas and AtJanta
by owner Unda Beale. She
selects pillows. pictures, dolls,
table top d~r and more that
can't be found anywhere else.
Soptusdcated sportswear is from
Zanella. 8any Briden, Luaa
and Audrey Talbott. There a.re
only two saJes a year. in January
and July. Open from 10 am. to 9
p.m. Monday lhrougb Friday:
from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday;
and from ll a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday at Fashion Wand in
N~rt Beach.. (9"9) 759-7985
NECfSSARY ACCESSORIES
Going In Style is a
well-stocked travel accessori~
and apparel store. The be51
selection In rain gear. backpacks.
alarm clocb. ID passport
holders. money belts, neck
pillows and orgaruzing system~
for packing. The most requested
items are the multipurpose
nlley hats that comt> with a tree
replacement guarantee if worn
out. and durable LeSportsac
travel bags. Open from 10 a.m.
to 9 p.m. Monday through
Friday: from I 0 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday; and from 11 a.m. to 6
p.m . Sunday at Fashion lsJand in
Newport Beach. (949) 644-9760.
• BEST 8UVS appurs Mondays
and Frldayl Send information 10
Greer WVkter at
QrHrwylder ityahoo.com; at 330 W
Bay St , Costa M~. CA 92827, or
by fax al (949) 646-<4170.
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. PHOIOS BY KENTTRFPTOW I DAIL V PILOT
Ben Anshutz, 14, plays piano for residents of Crown Cove Senior Care Community on Sunday.
They found their audience
Eager pianists of the Music
Students' Service League
have grateful li steners at
the Crown Cove Senior
Care Community.
Coral Wiison
Daily Pilot
B e!lle Richer, 82. said '>he
wanted w ge1 up and dance
while hc;1enang to a piano
recital performt!d Sunday at
the Crown LoVl.' Senior Care
Community, where -;he lives.
Tile piano rec11al w~ organized by
the Music Students' Service League. a
'>tudent·run organization that s1arted
with three Newport Beach mu!.ic
-.tudents in 1995. Now more than 300 to
400 mu'lic studeni.. from Orange Coast
utie5 and 4.000 musk !cacher.. take
part The concept has even been taken
nationwide, advisor Trudy Anshutz said.
'The residents enjoy it a lot.
For some, it is the best part
of their day, they've told us.'
Andrew Wood, 18
umversaJ.
"Everyone can connect. ll doe.,n'1
matter how old or what they du fur d
living,· she 5aid.
Ille children aho benefit through
perforrmng and ... haring their m1Nc
wil.h other<,.
"This gives him a frl''>h '>larl to
perform in froni of an aud1cnct', .. .,.i1d
Fan.ad Farhat, whose 6·year old i.011.
Ryan, played Sunday.
Ryan's mother, Roya farhat, agreed
that music has given her 'on rnnfidl•nn·
and discipline. lie i5 juM '>tarting IO
hear and appreciate hb own mu.,1c, .. tw
said. Ryan en1oys performing and
doesn't even get ncrvou ...
"They bring students who want to
play together with people who want to
h~ten. • mu~ic 1eacher Mary Wong srud.
rhe group mee!~ monthly to arrange
recitals. They aJso tutor younger music
studenL<, through a practice assuaance
program and have been working lo
raise money to rebuild older pianos,
which they donate to school~. Anshuv
~aid
Mimi Hammond, a resident of Crown
Cove Senror Care Communrty, plays "arr
piano" while watching a recrt.al by the
Music Students' Service League.
"Because I am ju'>t brave"" Ryan '>Jld .
Being around children and mu'>lc "
uplifting for I.he re5ident'>, '>did Anna
Kozma, activities coordinator a1 C tel\\ n
Cove.
·It is the mu~ic I.hat we all relate w
and we love it,· she :>aid
rehearse on the piano. One of her
daughters became a music ma1or.
"My heart start!. pounding." l.eti11a
scud.
Music 1s as imporiant to tht• one'>
who perform it. Amhuv '>aid
"It ha:o become a part of nl) lill'
Wood ~d "Jam not ~ure what I \'.Ould
do 1f f didn't have mm it •
·I he re51dents enioy 1t a lot. I-or
some, 1t "' the bc'>t pdrt of their day,
rhey've told U\," said Andrew Wood, IR.
a kadmg member of the league
Fnends RJcher and Letma u~ed to
dance regularly with 1he1r hu5bands.
who have since passed away.
~Now we are here and we dance with
the guys in the wheelcha1f'>, • Richer
~d. "It wor~!"
As the melod1l sound ol ptanu mt1'>1t
filled the room Sunday, head., noddt·d.
feel lapped and even I.he bird~ in 1lw
back. of I.he room chirped loudly
·1 feel kind of '>cnumenlal when I c.ee
the h11le ones." Hicher ..aid.
It rerntndl•d rec.,1dcn1 Jodn l.e1i1.1a. 74,
of when her three daughLers u.,ed 10
5tephana e Wong, member of the
leabrue, said the power of music is
"Thai's what we arc all made ol ,.,
music." 87-year old re~idt>nl l.t>roy \h.1w.
'>aid. "The rhythm of our wholt! hit• "
music."
Scenic 5K is one yummy race
The annual Corona
del Mar race will
finish at Restaurant
Row.
June Caaa1rande
Da1lyPllot
CORONA DEL MAR -Come
for the exercise. Stay for the
food.
It's that time of year again.
Time 10 gear up for one of the
city's all-time favorite athletic
events. the Corona dcl Mar Sce-
nJc 5K.
The run, now In Its 22nd year,
offeB a lot of good reasons to
get Involved: a great family out-
ang. grea1 exerCJse. a gorgeous
ocean-VJew course and a
chance to help a worthy cause.
But all those reasons are easily
forgotten when, near the end of
the course. runners and walkers
a pproach Restaurant Row.
"It's the onJy thing in town I
know of tha1 lets you sample
more than 20 of the area's very
best restaurants for just over
$22," said Melissa Adams, New-
port Beach's community serv-
ices coordinator.
For the cost of regjsterlng to
participate in the SK race or the
two-mile fun walk. participants
get free run of Restaurant Row.
a makeshift metropolis of
booths offering treats from doz.·
en.9 ot local eateries: Five
Crowns, Gina's Pi7..za, El Ranchi-
to. Tommy Bahama's, Bamboo
Bistro, Sunflower Bakery, Rose's
Donuts and Gelato Parad1so.
Thanks in part to I.heir cull·
nary contributions, the Corona
del Mar Scenic SK continues 10
be a growing success. drawing
participants from far and wide.
race chairman Jim Skahan said.
Last year, about 2,400 people
participated in the vari~us
events, lncluding about l 00
kJds in the Dolphin Dash. a I K
competldon for kids as young
as 3.
~This started out as a little
fun run on a Saturday morning
and grew up to be probably the
premier even In Orange County
for runners u f'ar as I'm co~-
cemed. ·Skahan '>atd
The race, which ral'>C\ mone}'
for city youth program' and for
the Corona del Mar Chamber of
Commerce. talc.es platl' June 7
The course wind., through
some of the mo'>I beautiful
parts of Corona dd Mar, '>tart
ing on the bluff~ ov1..•rlook111g
the ocean.
Pre-registration is SU for the
run/walk and $12 for 1he Doi
phin Dash. On I.he day of the
races. registration i& $30 for the
run/walk and S 12 for the Dol-
phin Dash.
Registration forms are avail-
able through Newport Beach
Recreadon Services (9491 644-
3151. Online registration is at
www.actitM.com..
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ENVIRONMENT
Cities seek new
source of water
Orange County
Water District
considering reducing
the ::.mount of water
to be a llocated to
Newport Beach and
Costa Mesa.
Oeepa Bharath
Daily Piiot
11.rWl'OIH-Ml \A -(.o,ta
Mesa and Newpon Beach J.rt'
lool..mj,( at other water wurn•, 111
ma.kt• up for an ii0uc1pa1ed nu
m '>Upply from lhe Orangt'
C ounty Waler D1-.trict.
\l\c11er d1<>tnct offinah will
mt•t·r next mon1h ID 1.kude
wht·ther to reduct' Lht' am11un1
of ground water 1he 1 Ille"> <Hl· al
luwt'd 10 draw from tOUlll} n·
-.ourte'>. l11e prop<J..al '1e111.,
from the reported depletum of
ground w<1tl:'t
Both c1t1ec., gel 75% of their
water 'up ply from the ( >ran~t·
County Water D1<,tric1. tht·
agency tha1 manages I.he ground
water basin 1ha1 -,upphe5 wate1
to mo!>I of North and Central
Orange County
Newpor1 Beach unpon' thl:'
rema111ing 2S% from the 1e1ro
poluan Wa1t•r D1.,tnc1, and Me~
Lomohdawd get' pan of 1he re
m.i1mng 25% from ~tetropol.itan
and from I.heir colored water
treatme111 plant
( O'>la \te'><t i~ look.mg good~
dt•'>pllt• I.he anticipated cut in
w.awr '>Lippi~. '>dld Coleen Scar-
n11n.1t h, 'Poke,\\.ornan for 1he
\lt'"J C onc;ohdaled \\aler Dl\-
1 nt I
"\\t• haw a had. up 1n our col
cin·d watC!r lrl'dlmen1 facility, -
'he 'tdJd, add111g that tl1t• •col·
orl:'d watt"!"" a11uallv lUOIL"> from
.r vcr:y dt·l'p -.our~·"' dJld 1s •a
good qual11 r ""'' w<.1tl:'r" thal can
bl' l'CC.il9 trt'att·d ..Uld U'>cd
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PUBLIC
SAFETY
, POLICE
FILES
COSTA MESA
• O.W.-o.tv.: A man
waa arrested on
suspicion of refusing to
leave private property
at 9:40 a.m. In the 900
blodc Friday.
• HMbor BOul9vatd: A
man was amtsted on
suspicion of beggi09
from the median of a
street at 10:20 a.m. In
the 3500'block
Saturday.
TRIBUTE
Continued from Al
The fire department par~ed a
sbiny red fire engine outside
the house and also presented
an honorary plaque and
flowers to the Garibay family.
Not.t>nly p(>lice ol'ficers and
firemen. but Councilman AlJan
Mansoor, City Manager Allan
Roeder, Planning
Commissioner Bruce Garlkh
and other city officials joined
family members, neighbors
and others on the front lawn of
the Gtiribays' hom·e .
They had accepted an
invitatlon1t1rbano Garibay. Jose ·
Garibay'.s uncle, had extended
to City J laU last week,
welcoming city officials to the
family's home to pay their
respects.
basketa ofrruJt. Oaga and carda.
Family memben greeted guest.a
and then retreated Into the
bou e to escape from the sun.
Vlilton overflOWl!d onto the
1tteet1 and into nelgbbora'
front yards, gathering In amalJ
patches of ahade and
occulooally embracJP.g.
'Iablea of donated food had
been t out, and ice-chesta
were tl1led with soda. water
and bags of ice. ·
Local businesses bad beard
the oewa and jolned In. Taco
Mesa, Bl Ranchlto. Staples,
Michaela and other businesses
have donated food or offered
disco(JJlta over the put week.
· Klnkos donated the large
poster-size picture of Garibay
at the front of1he bousi that
had been quickly surrounded
by a colorful display of flowers
and candles.
·~Avenue:A
~n was arrested on
suspicion being drunk
In public at 12:32 a .m.
In the 1700 block
Saturday.
"It s tarted out to be a little
thing from our department to
the family privately,· Snowden
said . "But that didn't happen."
Fire Olief James Ellis
es1ima1ed the crowd numbered
300 to 400 people by 2 p.m.
Jose Garibay's death has
brought the·war home for
many people, he said.
MARK C. DUSTIN I DAil Y PLOT
Friends of the famify David James Alvarez, age 3, and Philip Alvarez of Westminstercame to the
Garibay's home in Costa Mesa to pay their respects.
Flores, back in the
neighborhood where she and
her couain used to play,
handed o ut handmade
memorial pins with Jose
Garlbay's picture. The pins
-read •Forever our hero," and a
little yellow ribbon was
attached. • Sea Bluff Drive: A
woman was arrested
on suspidon sleeping
in a vehicle at 8:10 a.m
In the 1000 block
Thursday.
• West S.., S1rMt A
man was arrested on
suspicion of
trespassing on private
property without
consent at 1 :05 a.m. in
the 500 blodt Sunday.
• West 19th Street: A
man was arTested on
suspicion having an
open container in a
public park at 5:37 p.m.
in the 500 block
Saturday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• EJ Modena Avenue:
Vandalism was
reported In the 400
block.at 1:07 p.m.
Sunday.
"You hear about the
numbers and know war causes
ugly things," he said. "But ii is
like one or our neighbors has
been raken from us."
Roeder said it is a special
time, not just for family
members, but for the
community to come together.
"It is one of those times you
don't want to be a dignitary,
you just want to be another
persort," he said. "It is a sad
• Iris Avenue: Water
and sewer problems
were reported in the
700 block at 1:17 p.m.
Sunday.
OONLEACH/DAll.YPILOT
Lance Fogel talks about his new salon at Fashion Island, First Cut,
where kids can play video games while they get their hair cut.
• P9dfic VteW Drive: A
commercial burglary
was reported in the
3400 block at 11:19 a.m.
Sunday.
• P9nin.u1• ArN: A
low-flying plane was
reported at 4:20 p.m.
Sunday.
• 32nd Street •nd
Beech Boulevard: A
physical fight was
reported at 3:23 p.m.
Sunday.
,
FAIRVIEW
Continued from Al
The council ended up approv-
ing the final design 4 10 I with·
out a lower parking lot and a
connector road. It also discuS!>ed
working with the Harbor Soaring
Society co meet its needs while
preservmg the enviro nmental
in1cgrity of 1hc area.
Some of the environmental·
ists accmc the society of a land
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grab and blame city officials for
acquiescing co the society's re-
quests instead of negotiating
with ii.
"What has been Indicated Is
that they have not needed as
much land as they apparently
say they need," Vandersloot
said. "TI1e staff was under the
impression that whatever the
soaring society wants, it should
get."
Other-. are not pleased that
the design an this area calls for
turf.
ALLOWED
Continued from Al
Simona Garibay entered this
country clandestinely from
JaJisco, Mexico some 20 years
ago to provtde a better life for
her family She has seven grown
children, lives in a modes!
Westside home with at least two
other families and does nol
speak English.
She is undocumented, and
Jose was a resident. but not a
citizen.
UnJike other features the
paper has done on
extraordinary people who
happen to lack certain
paperwork. we did not receive
any letters to the editor
lambasting us for our blatant
encouragement of illegal
immigration.
In September 2001. after a
Sunday feature on the Job
Center, we received an angry
letter from Costa Mesa resident
Sheree Manly for our coverage
of the venue that "draws people
to our community-and we
have enough illegaJ lmmigranta
that live ln ow community.
"They're overloading our
schools and not really
contributing the amount ot
tu.e that they need to be
contributing for all the services
that they get,• Manly wrote.
I checked the mailbox~
today d there was no such
communlcatJon from our vocal
mu:lcr about Jose Garibay, wbo
paJd the uJttmare price for •he
freedom of lhil coun~ 1
wonder ii that makes up for the
Jack or tu.est ' even Councilman Outs ed.
wbo WU eleded lo 2000 paitty
.reality, a consequence of the
military action we are involved
with. It might seem far away,
but it is right here in our own
community."
Expressing his appreciation
to the family for allowing the
community to share their grief,
ISLAND
Continued from Al
designer Pampolina is also set to
open early next month. Getting
the retailer is a bit of a coup for
Fashion Island, as it is opening
its first store in this countJ1.
Pampolina. formerty Rag Baby, is
near Haagen-Dazs.
The Picrure People, also set for
early ApriJ, is a Hallmm-owned
chain that specializes in chil-
dren's portraiture.
Opening festivities for babys-
tyle have been pushed back to
July. The store, only the second
in existence, is the outgrowth of
an Internet retailer and catalog-
order business. It replaces Mu-
seum Co.
Forever 2 l. a clothing store for
teen and young women~ is ex-
"Turf is not compatible with
that particular area." Gielow
said. "It requires a lot of water,
incredible amounts of water,
much more than people really
want to put in that area of the
park."
Roger MacGregor, the city
contact for the society, said the
designated area for the society
has been on the Fairview Park
Master Plan for three years.
MacGregor said the society does
not have its own area now and
its new area. which is about 600
on the platfonn or eliminating
"the magnets" that draw these
"criminals" to the community.
has been silent about Simona
Garibay.
And why not? Maybe it's
because even they know you
can't compare measly real
estate percentages with the loss
of human life, especially when
the sacrifice Jose Garibay made
for this country makes the rest
of us "citizens· look like
anarchists.
"The Costa Mesa City Council
is the problem. because Its
voting record has attracted
undocumented nondtiz.ens
tho ugh our charities and the
Job Center Into our rentals and
schools, lowering the quality of
our schools and affecting our
property values and our crime
rate. This Is one of the Issues I
was elected on, and I am
obligated to follow up,• Steel
said In January 2001.
Well. he didn't follow up with
me Thursday or Friday after I
called to ask If Jose Gerlbay
qualified as of those who "lower
the quality'; of thJs city. I
wonder why?
Councilrrian Allan Mansoor,
who is the aon of two lepl
lmmfarant parent.a from
SWeden and Egypt, tw long
cban1ploned UalmUation tor
the foreign bom. 'Ibo many
prob1emt -with
oommunJcatJoo and culture-
are cruLed by people who do
not learn the languaae and
ch00te to tunctloa ln a tepante
community.
When aaked 1budday what
be tboUibt lbouc SbDOaa
Guibey'a having come Into this
country Weplly ud then never
1eunlng the.........., Manloor
Mld,.thenban~
into the Pilot Clas.sified section to find services from
etectroriics and plum~, to lan<;tSc.apers arld painters.
Roeder called Jose Garibay a
hero.
•Jose deserved this and
more," he said.
The shrine accumulating just
inside the door of their home
spilled out oas people kept
arriving, bearing flowers,
pected to open in August near
the Koi pond. It replaces a Hall-
mark. Judy Lee's, a women's
clothing outJet, should also de-
but at that time.
Judy Lee's offers upscale
dresses in an array or colors, in-
cluding many of the more oft·
the-beaten-track shades. The
shop Is Ideally suited for the out-
door Fa.sblon Island, Lee said.
·1 like outdoor malls: Lee
sald. •1t's a pleasant place where
people can hang out and have a
good day."
TO HANDLE THE HUNGER
The shopping center is also re-
tooling the food court area at Is-
land Terrace. In early June. the
center will unveil a new eating
patio that will bring a Ned Robin
and Wahoo's Fish Taco to replace
Mardi's, Theos & C..o .. Sbarro and
Panda Express.
feet long and 200 10 300 feet
wide, Is in a sparsely populared
area.of the park.
"We never had a defined area
before,· MacGregor said. ·it's
not like we had anything. We're
not realty asking for anymore.
They just moved it.·
Some members of the envi-
ronmental group also suggested
changing the location of a bus
" •it's pretty hard," Flores saJd
·eut it is getting better.·
• CORAL WILSON ia the new1
assistant and may be reached at
(949) 574-4298 or by e·ma1I at
coral.w1/son@lstimes.com.
Mall managers declined 10 dis-
cuss lease rdtes.
AJong with the new shops.
Fashion lsland is adding 20 col·
orful mur.ds and hand-painted
images to public areas. On Fri-
day, artists hired by Duffy Fenton
Art in Hawthorne were adding
the final touches 10 the murals.
which are designed to resemble
the "old world" signs of 15th·
century Italy.
·we've done milk wash to
take down the brilliance f of the
colors I,· said Bridget Duffy.
from a perch in the air on a sci!.
sor lift. ·we wanted an aged
look, 10 speed up Mother Na-
ture.·
• PAUL CLINTON covers the
environment. business and pohttcs
He may be reached at (949)
764-433Q or by e-mail at
paul clmton @/11t1mes.com
Morris said staff will not take
any more public comment since
they were following council di-
recdon.
·1 think the plans look good.
and hopefully, the Coastal Con·
servancy will also thJnk they
look good and will go ahead and
formally bless them. as well,·
Morris said.
turnaround so ii doesn't take • OEJROAE NEWMAN cover• Costa
away from the lawn area for pie-. Mesa and may be reached at (9491
nlcs that is already there and so 574-4221 or by e-mail at
it is closer to the restrooms. de1rdre.nt1wman@t11rimtn com
place and time to talk about on old quotes. including one
everything. and now is not that from Millard's essay, "Survival of
lime.· the Mosl Fecund -ln Praise of
I pushed him a Lanie more, the Cockroach,· copyrighted in
but the law man didn't budge. 2000, in whkh her refers to
He left me with this: "little brown people" or ·brown
"Many people could make invaders" who realize having
points either way, but I feel that children is important. while
nowis not the proper dme to white people produce fewer
discu!s that. The fact is, he paid children.
the ultimate price for our Well, in the case of Garibay.
country and deserves our that •invader" not only came
respect.• into th ls country, but adopted
Pair enough. Left with a lack ils principles, volunteered to
of recent quotes from Mansoor, • fight for ita freedom and died
I'll reuse one from March of last representing IL Now,
year. brown-skinned Simona Garibay
"When you have such huge has onJy six children. Does that
numben of megaJ immigrants. skrw the demographics better?
you don't have people WestsJde resident Janice
asslmilatlng, • Mansoor said in Davidson, who is a longtime
March 2002. "They don't learn political ally of Steel, Mansoor
the language or about our · and Millard's. said her views on
county or ~ant to become the Issue have changed since
American. When you have jolning the ci~ Human
people coming here illegally. Relations Committee.
they lose out on aU that this •(The Garibays) are the best
country has to offer, and that They are the best of those who
hurts them as much.as the rest come through." Davidson aaid.
of us." -We are getting crowded,
1 would wager that Simona though, but once they are In,
Garibay's hurt right now has they &n1 ours, and we need to
nothing to do with whether she tab care of them," Davidson
apeab engJJsh. The only thing said.
&be has loat out on IJ the Davidson MOt her heartfelt
chance to watch her aon grow coodoJenca to the mother,
older. regard1 of her tepJ atatus.
Voatl mldent Martin Millard, ·1 Wllb I could •Y lo Spanish
who ii known for bla to forsfve all of us tn the
contenttou1 views on race, also community who haw not
d«i!ned to comment aboul the apot;en well of your aon.
irony of a foreign-born man becaUM he ls a true bero, • abe
g1vlng hb life for a country be sald.
wu not ewn a dtiun of. Enough tald.
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author of an electronic
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"When I was playing
prof essionally, no one had
as much fun as I was
having.,,
Enc Wooda, Daily Pilot Han of F amer
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Sports Ecaor Roger Car1son • (9491574-4223 • Sports Fax: (949) 650-0170
ancy
Sophomo re guard's
unrelenting work e thic
helpe~ Orange Coast
capture state crown.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
T he often-used phrase
"leading by example,· could
be an ideal descriptor for
Nancy Hatsusru, the
sophomore point guard on the
Orange Coast College women's
basketball team that won its first
state championship last month.
Coach Mike Thornton's Door leader
was determined to make the best of
her wt season at CoasL
·1 didn't want to regret anything,·
said Hat.sushL the Daily Pilot AthJete
of the Month for March, who was
named MVP of the state tournament.
"I tried to get the best out o f my
team, whether that meant 'pas.tjng
COLLEGE WOMEN'S WATER POLO
Gauchos edge Anteaters
UCI sees 3-0 lead vanish
as UCSB nets winning
goal with 0:18 remaining.
SANTA IWlBARA -The No. 15-
ranbd UC IMne women's water polo
team held a 3-0 lead early lo the leCOod
pedod. but No; 11 Sant.a Bas:bua ralUed for ~-drUnlde 6-S win In Mountain Pa-
Qftc Sportl Pederadon action SUnday at
uaa. l!ltn Leak. • product of IMne High.
lcored lhe pmt--wtnnlng .IOll for the
Geucboe 0'·9, 2-' ID theMl'Sf> wtth ti
MCCllMll l'llnllnlnl to drOp the Al'tt•
...... l4·1S. J-6..
Ad 1111+ Ptnam ICOled for UCI co
make tt 3-0. bUt the ~ .corecl twtce
to cut the de6cit to one by halft1me. ua
peppered Gaucho goalie ICrlsten
M<.Gmnon in the fint two quamn.
when ahe made nine of her 10 NW*. ucse ecored the tint three goa1a of
the third ~ but Erk:a Horman~
second goal of the day tied the score,
5·5, with 5:56 .left ID the pme. lt WU the
~ wtn ln Chelr llllt ~t ~for u .
SEAN HILLER I DAILY P1LO 1
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• atsuS
the ball or running the Ooor "
Thornton gave Hatsushi the
freedom to call Coast's offens ive sets
this season and she proved up to the
challenge.
Being a point guard requires a
certain degree of leadership and
Hatsushi has tried to live up to that
billing when she is on the Ooor.
"I did it in high school. so I
adapted easily," said Hatsushi about
calling the plays. She played four
varsity seasons iit Costa Mesa High
and holds the school's carttr assists
record (675). "(Playing point guard) is
something I thrive on. Tu see that my
coach has.nust in me and beUer in
what he wantS me to do, I don't get
nervous."
During the state tournament run.
playeB, as well as Thornton.
cootinually noted the team's
determination to win as a driving
force to the championship. Hat.sushi
demonstrated s1milar desire even
SCHEDULE
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Orenge Coast. 3 p.m.
High .choof-Newport Hart»or 9t Costa
MeN, Co.ta~ Tournament
~gerne,3p.m. .....
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Univwlfty, 1:30 p.m.
College women -~ Untwrlhy •
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High~ t>Oy9-a.. Quinta. COlltit
Meee, 4:.30 p.m. ..
Coleji men-UC kW1i et Plldfto COMI
lrMtMlonll at b ~ GC, Lompoc.
Comtnunlly cdege rMf'-Oringe COllll
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High ...... tio¥11-C... Miii •
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before the season began.
A commitment to an mcrea'>t.'<l
off-season training regimen gave
Hatsushi more strength than -;he ha.,
ever had and prepared her for the
rigors the season brought.
She worked out nearty every day,
lifting weights and practicing her
JWTI.P shot. anything to keep
basketball in her routine.
"I was more disciplined th1s year."
Jlatsushi said. "I didn't slack off I
was in better sh.ape than ever •
When she's on the Boor, Hatsush1
said her main role is running the
offense, with scoring a second
option.
"She's the best point guard I've
ever had in terms of being a leader
and getting it done on the court,"
said Thornton. who completed his
14th sea.son at Coast. "When we take
her out or the game. we just aren't
SM HATSUStl, Pace A6
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Monday, March 31, 2003 A5
HONORS
Mustangs
doini-nate
selections •
Day, Denman earn top
honors fr om Golden West
League soccer coaches.
\emor. \harem Day dlld Devm Den·
mJn, who lwlpt:d 1he C...0'>ta Me..a H1gh
girl., .,oner 11:.1111 dorrunate the Golden
Wt''>I IA!ag\Jl' 111 1he MuMangs' fin.t sea·
Min m lht' 1 tn IJll top a dcu.en local.!. rec-
ognvf-'d on 1ht• rnache<.' all-league se·
lt><..llon ...
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AND FIELD
UCI tandem
sets records
I School standards fall at
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Stanford Invitation al
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and Field Invitational completed Sun·
day
0.1rt1s won .the pole vault with a
clearance of 12 11 ~. besting the stand·
ard of 12 9"'1 he set last season.
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the 3,000-rMtn teeplec::bue was
nearly l 0 seconds faster than the acbool
re<lOrd 5he cm.blished in 2002. She
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NCM rtgk>oals.
Sophom0tt Suzanne Purmort'I time
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mth-best matk lo ua history .
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ln the 800 and junior 1mb Morid
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SPORTS
PHOTOS BY KENT TREPTOW I DAILY Pl.OT
UC Irvine's Jon Horwitz (left), slides around Washington State's Jonathan Fender to steal second base during Sunday's game at UCI.
Cougars collect off UCI pen
\!\'TEAfl:.R &J.U>ARJ( -UC
In me used four pitchers to retire
the side in the ninth inning,
when Vl~iung Washington State
broke a 2-2 tie to claim a 4-2
nonconference ba<ieball victory
'iunday.
fhe winning rally began with a
two-out double off Michael
~oehler. who had retired the first
'>l'ven hitters he faced after com-
ing on in the sixth. Phil Tripoli re-
placed Koehler and !lurrendered
an RBI single to pinch-hitter
Hobert Stah.lke. Jay Miller then
c,ingled off Ouis Nicoli to drive in
an insurance run, before ua·s
Keith Raulinaitis got the fi.nal out.
UCl"s Q\ris Klemm scored Oil
Gregg Wallis' fielder's choice to
tie it in the eighth. .
Matt Fischer went 2 for 3 to
pace the seven-hit attack for UCI,
which fell to 11-19.
The Anteaters have now scored
two or fewer runs 12 times this
.,ea!><m, 11 of those being losses.
Noncoln.•ic•
Washington St. 4, UCi 2 Score by Innings
Wash. St 100 001 oc» 4 10 o
UC Irvine 000 100 010 2 7 o
MacKenzie. Kenyon (91 and
Reddinger, Baeder (81. Ff"endl,
Sdiroer (71. Koehler (7), Tripoli (9),
Nicoll (9J, Rauhnai11s (9) and Wertiun. w MacKenzie. 2-3 L -Koehler, 1-3
Sv -Kenyon (1) 28 Baeder (WSU),
Fisher 1uco. HR -Falkenborg 1wsu1. UC/ catcher Jeff Werhun tags Washington State's Jeremy Farrar out at the plate in Cougars' ~2 win.
HATSUSHI
Conbnued from A5
the same team."
But in the 69-61 championship-game victory
against Contra Costa, Hatsushi led Coast with
20 pomts, mcludmg bitting 5 of 6 from behind
the three-point line. She holds OCCs
-,mgle-season three-point percentage reconi
( 448) set last year.
"I hit my first three shots and he gave me the
green light to shoot,· Hatsushi said. "He told
me to shoot more, so. when I was open. I tried
to take good shots."
The rest of the time. Hatsushi tried to get the
ball to one of her open teammates.
I latsushi led Coast with 4.9 assists per game
and finished third in scoring (10.3 points per
game}. while c.ollecting 60 steals, second most
among Pirates. She also led Coast with 30.1
mmutes per game.
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Playing along')ide five returner.. from last
year's squad. I latsui.hi, a fi~t-team All-Orange
Empire Confe rence i.election for the second
straight year. said that familiarity bred
confidence throughout th~ i.eason.
uEveryone is good. so I could rely on
anyone." Hatsush.i said. "We alJ kind of came
together "
Now, Hatsushi and teammates Lindsey
Gal~. Lauren Miller. Leigh Marshall, Candice
Quiro1 and J.i.7 Mendoza must part. Hatsush.i is
interested in continuing her playing and
academic career at either Adams State in
C..olorado. a Division 11 university. or Concordia
University in lrvine, an NAIA school. She wants
to major in ldnesiology.
No matter where she plays, hard work is sure
to follow,
·1 want everyone to play their best," Hatsush.i
said. "If I give I 00%, hopefully they will follow
my lead."
Judging by this year's results. 1 latsushi's lead
was more successful than ever.
/Yew~ PI ao XLT SUptteab
Ill Daily A Pilot Ill
S)IOIU Hall of Fame
Celebrating the millennium
ERIC . '
WOODS
Corona del Mar
Golf pro won three straight money
titles, two while on Canadian Tour.
Rlchud Dunn
Daily Pilot
H ~~r:::mhu
greatness, which
keeps Eric
Woods coming back to
the golf course, and.
despite his age, his
dreams alive.
"I'm 39 and still have an
opportunity to pursue my
dream,. said Woods, a
Corona del Mar High and
UC Irvlne graduate who
turned pro In 1988, but
hasn't played regularly in
about six years since his
father. Richard, a
longtime former
Newport Beach
CounttyOub
member, passed
away.
At that point.
Woods took over
the family
business. C.actus
Paclcaglng, and
bis golf career
took a back seat.
awhile.
"It's so awesome,·
Woods added "You forget
how nice professional golf
tournaments are; it's your
course when you get
there. It's roped off, you
get great balls on the
driving range and all the
balls you want to hit, the golf course is in perfect
shape and you've got
caddies, which is the way
golf should be. It's ao fun.
What I really r:nW is a
caddie. If I had lt my way
the rest of my life,
somebody would be
carrying my bag,
Unfortunately, right now,
it's me doing iL •
These days, Eric Woods
Woods, who
hasn't played
competitively on
a full-time basis
since his father
became ill in
1995, has kept
the inherited
business going,
while opening
The Golf Lab in
Costa Mesa, an
Indoor practice Woods is in the
facility which has been
focusing lately on
custom putter fining and
custom junior golf club
, fining.
midst of a mild comeback
this year after having
played five mini-tour
events and finishing no
worse than 12th. He
carded a smooth 63
earlier this year in a
Golden State Thur/Pro
Series event at BrooksJde
Golf Oub in Pasadena. an
indication that recent
hard work is paying off.
Once on the cusp of a
promising career, Woods
traveled the world in
search of a good time,
which. if enough rounds
in the 60s were factored
in, became a great time.
"When I was playing
professionally, no one had
as much f\m as I was
having," Woods once said.
H And I had enough talent
to make enough money to
pay my bills.•
As a playing pro, Wood<i
trawled to South Africa
and South America. He
playt!d. on the Australian
and Asia toun, then in
1993 and •94, be enjoyed
back-to-back years of
winning the Order or
Merit. u the money list is
called, on the Qinadian
Thur. In '94, Woods led
the c.anadian Thur in
low-lttt>ke awrage and
captured two
tournaments north or
border. HJs spot on the
tour's all-time money list
continues to open doors If
he .. interesting in playing.
•1 get to play In almost
aoythlng I want to play in
(on the (.anadlan Thur,)"
said Woods, a former
CdM football quarterback
who played golf in
Canada earlier th.ls year
for the first time in quite
•I love teaching and the
technical side of golf.·
Woods said. ·rm
intrigued with it and
enjoy learning about
equipmenL I'm not so
much into changing
adults' equipment as I am
with kids.~
At this point in his
playing career. Woods isn't
trying to win any more
money titles, but he'd like
to return to '94 form. ·1
don't care if (the money)
is Canadian. I'm going to
play in anything where I
think I can make cash at:
said Woods. who has a
14-month-old son,
Darnel.
"It's hard. I love golf and
I feel I have the ability to
make a living playing golf.
But, right now, it's not
realistic, because I've got
a lot of responsibility on
my shoulders. I'm doing
what I think is tighL It's
not wise to walk away
from a profitable
business.~
Woods, who won the
South American Tour
Order of Merit ln 1992
after contending for the
championship in five of
seven events that year.
has never owned a PGA
Tour card, but played in
the 1987 LA Open as an
amateur and the 1991
AT&T National Pro-Am at
Pebble Beach ln 1991.
A longtime CdM
resident. Woods 18 the
latest honoree In the Dally
Pilot S~rts Hall of Fame.
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$2000
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By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
ANSWt:RS TO WEEKLV BRlDCE QUIZ
Q I .. As South, vulnerable. you
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\\'hat do you bid now"
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rcspolbe 1i. pme-fotelllJ, you ha"e a
1.:omfonablc thn!e-d uh rebid. If noc.
11 i' lcmpting to Jump to four clubel
Lo 'how your s1rcngth, but llllll
hypa.\liCS three no tr\llltp. which
oookl be your only makable game.
Regardless of mediods. b1d 1hrec
dub<; and hope for the best.
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/\ • Thi' " lht' ooly "<llUt:O.:l' where u l't'hu.J ol a rrnlJOr ~u11 now would
1M.>1 he a rev.:r..e. \howmg exl.m
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unJary Wll. bid two \fl'tde-'
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10 71> k QY5 • k 10 73
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the upp:r mngc tor )'•H.tr n!'lltHl\C (II·
10 point\) hut pa\.\ 11 you arc in the
lower run~c 16-7 ). Smee you have
tll<' former and a «oufllc nl ten\ In
booc. comrnoc oo 10 I.hf\'\' no trump
you
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The bidding ball orocccdcd: NOll'tll IW>T SOlfllJ WFST •• .... 1 ,_
l • .... ' What do you bid oow·1
A • You ~ Ill lhe •lam 700C, but an
llCC·ll.\lo.1ng bid will nol help -.. 1*
would you do if partner show1 two
11..u? You C-OUld easily lwvc two rUl
losers in beans. Milke an lldvanc:e
cue-bid ol four clulx and. should
pattnCr coopcrace by cuc-btdcli1111 rour hean.~, take your chance• by
leuplng Ill sill ~pedci.
Q 5 .. Bodl vulncrablc. as Soolh you
hold
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What do you bid rxwl!
/\ .. When re~pondcr bids two i.uilb
W\4) then JWTIP rulbCb your l>UU, II
gu/0-.mtees 11 ~inglcloo in the unbid
suit. Ask for a<.'Clt. by b1lkhng four no
lromp, and bid 'IJI ,p:11.1co. ir panncr
'how,twn.
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hold
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SOlnll Wt:.'if ,._OK 111 t.A.'>,. I Pawl 2 .._
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Whal do you bid now·•
A • A good chunk of your holdinl!
hai, ju'' been wiped ou I! Putnt.. ... \
hand 1~ lilely to be five d1wnonJ,.
four club-.. thrtt-hcam aoJ one ~padc. nW.lllg your 'pa<k hold111~ al~ _.,,lfthless I'll..._,'
C...v+tt1 '00 VI White/
tin. auto, handelln& pl\e,
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I •O• 1/6. S4k mo. 3 yr
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In Ith• CO Wf)t'rb hlte
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wh•IP/ar ey ont. aa• aeed, n/s, hkr new $699!>
frn•ncona & warr avail
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showroom cnnd, whott',
lullv loaded pwr seals,
$3500 7 M 751 · 2464
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Dark areen aood •lnl
tond 1511 /mt warr
r emaonone P11ced to
sell $20 9'i0 9419-}8}2582
Joguer 'tt U I c_,,
34k mo lull lac-tory warr
'P"rkhna bliitl\/o•tmul
Ith• CD chrome whls.
lo"~ new v67 /295
$.11,995 hnancong naol
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beaultful blo1tk/u e•m
fully lo•ded 'howroom.
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Mercedes 'tt U 20
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mnrl rhr om• whl'
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