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MONDAY, MARCH 3, 2003
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A religious battle brewing
Trinity Broadcast Network's neighbors
argue that religious organization is violating
city rules by broadcasting outdoors.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -When God
said ·Let there be light,· was he
referring to outdoor lighting for
religious broadcasting?
tapings.
mi~ion proh1b1ted the network
from broadcasting outside umll
1t could review the center ~ ongi
nal permit.
The controver.y ilJu~Lrate'> tht'
difficulty of interpreting federal
religious land U!>t' law., and calJi.
into question the remer's av.er
tion that broadca..,u ng outside ,.,
a religious right.
headquarters, with an indoor
broadcasting facility, was built in
<.oi,ta Mesa
me disputed outdoor 1V tap-
ing was not included as part of
the original permit. Such shows
require a special event permit
1.>very time.
SEAN HILLER I DAILY PILOT
From the upper level of their Costa Mesa home, Vance Ito and son
Jason, 1, can see Trinity Broadcasting Network.
That's one of the questions
Trinity Broadcast Network and
its neighbors are wrestling with
over the nerwort's outdoor 1V
Problems between the net·
wort and nearby r~idenls camt>
to a head on 1-eb. 24 when neigh
bors accused the Olrisuan cen
ter of Ooutmg the city permit
pfo~ and causing a pubhc
nu~ce with its lights and mu
sic.
Responding to neighbor'>·
complai~ts, the Planning Lorn
TV TAPINGS EVERYONE
CAN SEE
The Triniry Broadcasting Net
work s1arted in 1973 1n Sama
Ana. In 1996. thl• intcmationc.t.I
\till. soon after moving in. the
rn:twork started broadcasting
outdoon> and clid so annually
about 25 to 30 umes a year. said
John Casoria, general counsel for
the center.
See BATil.E. Pace M
Detox home
• expansion.
denial
appealed
Costa Mesa recovery
facility is also in the
middle of a lawsuit with
city over how many
residents it can have.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Piiot
<X>S'L\ MESA -The owner of a sober
living group home in the Hall t>f Fame
neighborhood Is taking her quest to ex-
pand the number of clients she can
INSIDE
For a preview
of tonight's
City Council
meeting, see
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serve to the city's top
leaders.
Eleanor Manjon.
represented by attar·
ney Eric Katz, hru. ap·
pealed to the City
Council the Planning
Commission's unani-
mous denial or ex-
panding the number
or clients from six to eight at ·0ove Cot· l!,ge" in the 3100 block of Cort Lane.
· The council will consider the issue to·
night
1be city is embroiled in a lawsuit
against Manion for already exceeding
the number of clients she is allowed to
have, and neighbors have made numer·
ous complaints about the trash and
other unpleasant items strewn on their
lawns. allegedly from clients or the
home.
The commission denied the request
on Feh 10, citins negative effects from
the current number of clients. numer·
ous police and code enforcemen1 com·
plaints and the lack or salient informa·
lion provided by Katz. who said he was
hamsinmg in dlvulging information be-cause of the lawsuit.
In corttspondence with dty officials.
however. Katz dalms that allowing two
e)tla clients ln the home would benefit
the clients and the communJty at large
~ •providing additional opportunities --JOr persons to p~ their recovery ln a.
iupportive environmmt which en·
twices their ability to maintain sobri-
e~.·
: l(atz Ibo asserts that lt'.s the city's re-
sponsibility to provide ·reasonable 11 -,,... '
commodadon" under the federal Fair
Housing Act. which bans discrlmlnation
. _ against the ha.ndkapped. People re--
IN BUSINESS
SEAN HILLER I DAILY Pl.OT
Theodore "Bob" Robins Jr. gets behind the wheel of the 1914 Model T Ford he drove to Newport Harbor High School his senior year, 111 194 7.
Behind
thew.he.el
Paul Clinton
Dally Pilot
T heodore Robins sold his
first Ford, in 1923.
A "D. Whitney" -
according to the fragment
of a ~ gtven on Robim' first
sales contract -walked away wtt:h
a shiny new Model T coupe for
only $637.10. C.., and oil were
tncluded in the purchase, and
there was an unidentified trade· in._
Eighty years later. Theodore
.Bob .. Robins Jr., the rounder's
now 75-year-old 1<>n, Is still sellirtg
can and trucks from the country's
most storied automabr at his
c.osta Mesa dealerahlp.
The RobiM family ls beginning M>ro'ooum.sv~ M.OOOM ~s
Theodore Robins Sr. shows off Ytitat was then his new line of Fords in
See AUTO, , ... M his 1920s Newport Beach ,dealership.
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SCAN HILLE~ I DAil Y PILOT
Melissa Chang, 21, relaxes in a high-tech body wrap using infrared waves at James Albert Salon in Newport Beach.
Lighter With light
CHHdy JeremlH
Daily Pilot_ ' 'I have a trip to Mexico planned and I came ir\ to get tightened
up," Melissa Olang said as she
. · relaxed on her baclc absorbing
radiant heat from an infrared body wrap.
The high-tech body wrap system,
featured at New{>ort Beach-based CDMT
Inc., uses infrared waves to penetrate
deep into tissue to 7.ap fat in targeted
areas, Chief Executive Jaclc Giangiulio
said.
The process can bum up.to 1,200
calories per 56¥rfiinute session by
activating the metabolism, be sald. The
energy rejuvenates slcln, gives toning and
cardiovascular etfects._This technology is
oot your traditional little body wrap. he
said .
·This is a totally differen~ ballgame," he
said. ·with lotions and saran wraps, you
A high-tech body wrap
at CDMT Inc. in Newport
Beach burns calories
in 50-minute sessions.
are wrapped up like a mummy. That
doesn't sound comfortable to me. This is
technology. 'This is hJgh tech."
The fledgling business, less than a
month old, is housed in a tiny
lavender-scented room in the baclc of the
James.Albert Salon. A patient lies dressed
in sweats, booked up to pads wrapped
around target areas -mainly hips.
thighs, arms and waisL It Is said to feel
like a wann electric blanlcet while It
work&
-You will get water loss because of
sweat. but you will also see fat loss
because of the metabolic action," he said.
And you sweat.
liRIEFLY IN BUSINESS
Wherehouse closes a music were under-performing." · Co M The updated dosure list was ftled in . ~tore ID sta esa Delaware on Feb. 21. The store was noti-
Wherebouse Entertainment Inc. is clos-fied Jan_ 31, Hill sald It's set to close in late
lng one of its Costa Mesa stores as pan or April
a broader restructuring after filing for Between six and l O employees at the
bankruptcy in January, a company store are expectetl to be laid off. Uqulda-
spok.eswoman said. toi Great American Group is selling off the
The Turrance-based company is closing merchandise at each of the store locations
89 stores in the state and 190 across the at greatly reduced prices.
country. A second Costa Mesa tore, at 2320 Har-
On Feb. 14, Wherehouse secured per-bor Blvd., will remain open. Hill saJd.
rJ'l!Mion from a bankruptcy court in Dela-
ware. where the company is incorporated. American Vanguard Corp.
=ud~ts store at 401E.17th St. on the purchases pesticide company
"That store Will be closing," Where-· A subsidiary of Newport Beach-based
house spokeswoman Anita-Marte Hill American Variguard Corp. announced
said. "The mLSC>o ror closing h ii they on Wednesday that it had purchased a
-You sweat like you've Just had a really
good wodtoµt." said Olang. a 21-year-old
UC Irvine student
The technology bas been used such
ailments as psoriasis, aches. pains and
arthritis. The use of It for weight loss Is
relatively new here, Giangiulio said
As for results, be said. some people see
a loss of up to a couple inches per
session. but It differs from person to
person.
"We had one woman call in, she was on
the other end or the phone crytng. saying
'I can wear shorts now-my ceDullte ls
gone:~ he said
Giangiulio. a chiropractor by trade,
dreams of one day opening a full-service
salon witb his 6'Qcee. Lisa Nelson, who
administers the wraps.
He hopes to maJtet to bridal shops and
to people like Olang, who just want to-
tighlen up a bit before that special
occasion.
company that seUs a line of snail-control
products.
American Vanguard's AMVAC Oieml-
cal Corp. purchased the product line
from Pace International. Pace's ·pre-har-
vest crop protection" business Is ex-
pected to add between $4 million and $5
million In additional annual sales.
AMVAC currently markets and sells
Durham and Trails End slug and snail
control products. Pace sells Hivol « ls
used to protect citrus trees. AMVAC also
acquired Hinder, a deer and rabbit repel-
lent. and Supreme 415 OU, which is used
to control insects in fruit and nut treea.
Publlc1y OW'hed American Vanguard
trades on the American Stock Exchange
under the symbol AVD. It closed Friday
at $22.08, down 0.54CJli.
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BEST BUYS
Convenience key
to two new stores
N ewport Co.at
SbopplDg
Center has two
new stores that otter
convenient services for
loCals. Flore ls • Oorist
set in an open·alr
market. and Dopna
often everything for
dogloYers.·
elements of cultura,
blact and white flat
spaces from the Orient.
and photography ftum
the west." Al this
alternative ml.We lhon. Nunn showcasea · .,
Flore specializes in
one-of-a-kind
Bryan's roc.k and ro0
portraits i.nd his late8t
dn:ular paiotingl -
mostly famous logos: GREER the Gerber baby. a
arrangements and
WYLDER smiley r~ the peace
symbol and an Indian
head nickel. The most requested
-portraits are Marilyn. Monroe.
Madonna. Jimmy Hen~ and
the Doors. Special orders are
accepted. You can request to see
Bryan's 100 famous faces u
children. Girls are in blue~
white; boys are brown an8 beige.
Oler. Anastasia. Madonna. 11ger
Woods, Alexander Graham Bell
and even liitler are among the
innocent close-ups. Other aeries
of painti~ are roclc stars. Native
Americans and bull fighters.
high-quality fresh Oorals. Fiore
can custom order any flower and
olfers delivery of gifts attached to
flower ,arrangements. Popular
gifts to send with arrangements
include ·mommy and me"
bracelets for new mothers and
their babies. Fiore supports local
schools with its ·Education in
Bloom" program. Fiore donates
10% of all sales during the first
week of every month to a local
school that customers design.ate.
Also, Fiore olfers a vase exchange
program. Customers can bring
in old vases and receive credit
toward a future purchase. The
used vases are filled and donated
to local shelters and ether
charities to brighten facilities.
Pree delivery within five .miles.
Open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Monday through Saturday. -21161
Newport c.oa.st Drive, Newport
Beach. (949) 640-6393.
~ Jerry Carter, owner of B!>gma.
says there are nearly as many
dop as people in Orange
County, and Dogma caters to
dog owners who prefer quality
products oft'ered along with
friendly, personalized customer
service. Superior brands of dog
food. toys, bones. dog treats,
custom and standard.collars and
bedding, grooming products,
travel accessories, training aJds,
appam for dop and their
owners. as weU as gifts, are
carTied. Dogma also offers a
delivery service within five miles.
Open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Monday through Sanuday; and
from 10 am. to 5 p.m. Sunday.
2lll3 Newport Coast Drive. (949)
640-6072. www.4dogma.oom.
EAST MEETS WEST IN ART
"Paul Bryan Jr. is a lciDer
artist," says 31-year-old Vmcent
Nunn, owner of Pier Recordl in
Newport Beach. "HJs black and
white portraits really make a
statement in a home. They're
modem and dean." Nunn Is one
of many fans of Bryan's. David
Lee Roth put Bryan's painting
inside the cover of his greatest
hits album. His exact
repnsentatlonal paintingt are
painted on any surface: canvas,
wood, surtboa.rds, and walls -
even lunch pails. Bryan says a
garage door ls the perfect
canvas. The bigger the better.
lnOuenced by Asian art. Bryan
stamps all of his paintings with a
red &Uper-ellipse or aquare drde.
"P.ast meets West," Bryan says. "I
like to combine the best
230 I W. Balboa Btvd. in Newport
Beach. (949) 675-3271.
BOUT1QOE BRINGS
ACCESSORIES a.OSE TO HOME •
Dooney• Bourke is a
Connecticut-based hanchgs
and accessories company whose
collections were origin.aJJy only
available at better departtnent
stores. This Dooney & Bourke
boutique opened aJ South Coast
Plaza in August. Dooney\
signature and tassel bags are the
most popular. Handbap are
made of high-quality leathers In
a variety of colors including tan.
black and red. There are allo
jackets. coats, casbmer-e
sweaters. shoes. briefcase1 and
small leather goods. Open from
lo am. to 9 p.m. Monday to
Friday; from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday; and from 11 a:~
6:30 p.m. Sunday. Level near
Saks Fifth Avenue. (714)
641-5622.
www.doonqandbourb.oom.
BABY YOUR ctlLD wmt
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Baby Unique specializes In
children's furniture and
bedroom accessories. Themes
are popular here. There are
hard-to-find sailboat bed and
safari fumiture. Oloose from
catalogs for special looks.
Custom furniture and bedding
can be made up to king sl7.es.
lmporta and pieces made locally
are available. There's a smaD
section of clothing and
accessories, and a gift registry,
too. Open from 10 am. to 7 p.m.
Monday through Satwday; and
from 11 Lm. to~ SUnda)t
908 Avocado Ave. Cmona del
Mar P!am. {949) 759-1222.
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, PHOTOS BY MICHAEL BUCKNER I DALY PILOT
Walter Hutzler. a judge for the Championship Cat Show, inspects an oriental shorthair.
.Show cats bred to win
Competition at
Fairgrounds is part
of the yearlong
process of clawing
to No. l.
Cor1I Wiison
Daily Pilot
B utton noses. laige
eyes and soft fur are
winning qualities
that don't always
happen by acddenL
The almost 300 cats that
came to !he Orange County
Fairgrounds Saturday and
Sunday were bred 10 win the
hearts of judges. No matter
bow cute and innocent in
appearance, every cat and its
owner had one clear motive
-to win.
i The Cat Fanciers' Assn. cat
show sponsored by the
Malibu Cal Oub'is considered
one of the top in the nation,
and brought in cats from
~ the country. including
14 national Winners, show
committee member Marti
•Semans said. The cats
compete in three categories:
. , kittens. champions (adults)
•• ~ premiership (spayed or
neutered cats).
Cat Fanciers' Assn. shows
wch as this one occur
throughout t}le year around
the world, allowing cats to
compete and move up the
ranks, Semans said. In the
end. 25 top cats are chQliefl,
winning the title of MGrdJld
Otampion National Winner
Breed Wmner. •
Owners compete for
notoriety, not for money.
"The biggest reward ii.
knowing you produced a top
show cat." Semans said. "Like
an artist would feel about
doing a beautiful painting, or
a sculpture.·
Semans just loves breeding,
nurturing her cats and
finding homes for them. They
are like children to her, she
said
"Its a bit of an ego thing,·
cat breeder Lany Rhoades
said Ml can breed a better cat,
my cat is bettertban yours.·
Pointing out desired
features on bis exotic cat,
such a,, a Oat face. round
eyes. solid shape and shon
lega, be said that every breed
has distincdYe features.
Disqualifying qualities might
GEmNG
INVOLVED
t • G£TTINO l'tNOlYED runs
perlodally In the Delly Pilot on •
rotating bu1a. For lnfonn9tion on
~ yourorgenlution to thla
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COSTA IEIA SENOR CENTtR
The muftlpuf'POM eenlor ....vtcee
feclllty .idle comer of 19th Strtet
end Pomone Avenue..-
vofunteers who can gl"Mt
• members end dle pubUc. the
hntdlllt end~ for the '===-= .' """°' ........ (Ml) MS-2368.
include lcin.ks in the tail,
bwnps on the head and a
wrong coat length.
Rhoades said he disagrees
to a certain extent that oae
cat is"beiter than another,
adding that sometimes
breeding can cause health
problems for the cal While a
small nose may win hearts. if
it is too small it can restrict
the cat's tear ducts and cause
problems in breathing.
Sometimes it Is necessary to
compromise, he said
"It ls a friendly
competition, but sometimes
11 can get bitter 11.ke any ·
competition,· he said.
The onJy cat.s at the show
that weren't in competition
were the ones that came with
Kitten Rescue. a nonprofit
organization dedicated to
finding hoines for cats and
lcinens in distress.
Horrified by the nwnber of
cats killed In L.A. shelters.
president Sue Romaine
started Kitten Rescue after
she had filled her home with
needy cats. She decided she
had better find others to help
out.
The group. which adopted
out more than 1,000 cats las1
year, collected donations and
found additional homes
among cat-lovers at tbe show.
They have a long-term goal of
starting their own "no-k:ill
shelters.~
"Money is the limiting
factor on how much rescue
we can do," Romaine said.
Vendors filled the
showroom with various cat
paraphernalia sud\ as cat
toys, clothing, jewelry and
grooming supplies.
Getting a little
frisky, a
Siamese
kitten, which
won second
place at the
. Championship
Cat Show,
attacks a rag .
Cal photographer. Richard
Kat.ris, was busy capturing
prire-winning cats on film a.s
proud owners brought theiJ
cats by for stunning portrai!S.
Teasing exotic cat
·11o1.1t-a-zot" for a winning
shot, Katris said he has shot
more than half a million cal
photographs. He flies all over
the world and goes to 25 to 40
cat shows ~ry year, he said.
Using all kinds of toys to
catch the attention of his
feisty subj~ he said the
trick is 10 make the cats
happy. But as one cat darted
across the showroom.
spooked by the Oash, Kanis
said all cats are in.dividuals
and it Is important to respect
thaL Some cats see the lem
as a giant eyeball. he said.
A top pedigree cat
photographer, he said his
SU~ is~ because
Amencans are willing to
spend so much money on
ca!S.
"No one is crazy enough to
support cats as much as
Americans.· he said.
Walter Hutzler of New Yoric.
who has been judging for 33
years. said that cat shows are
like top athletic competitions.
As important as physical
appearance is the attitude of
the cal And like athletes. cats
must be conditioned.
groomed and exercised, he
said
"Judging Is an awesome
responsibility,· he said, his
eyes wide and his arms
outstretched. "Like the scales
of justlce, you must weigtl
every factor to determine
which cat is better than the next..,
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~ COSTA· MESA CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW
ON THE A<}ENDA
Here are a few Items the Ct'ty
Council Will be considering
tonight.
-APPEAL OF PLAN.HING
APPLICATION
On Jan. 27, the Planning
Commission denied a permJt
to Jennifer Simonian to
• construct a two-story,
6,400-square-foot mini-storage
building on a commercial
property~ the 1600 block of
Tustin Avenue with an
exception from the normal
building setback: from
residential property. On Feb. 3,
Councilman Gary Monahan
appealed the decision.
WHAT TO EXPECT
"I think it'U give an
opportunity for the council 10
look at a few different options,
Including rezoning the
residential," Monahan said. Mlf
it had not been appealed and
just Oat-out denied, we would
not have options for thjs
particular property."
BRIEFLY IN
THE· NEWS
'Lucy Whipple' next
subject of book club
Girls in the fifth through sev-
enth grades are invited to par-
ticipate in a discussion of Karen
Cushman's MThe BalJad of Lucy
Whipple" at the next meeting of
the Mother-Daughter Book Oub
at the Newpon Beach Ceattal Li-
brary at 7 p.m. on Th,ursday,
March 13. Register to participate
at the Central library Oilldren's
Desk. or call (949) 717-3800 and
choose option No. 5.
Senior center offering
events for women
The OASIS Senior Center in
Corona Del Mar iB hosting "La-
dies' Day Out," including mini·
massages, lunch, a fashion
show and presentations about
issues affecting senjors.
Adnussion is $10. The event
and begins at 8:30 a.m. on
Wednesday, April 23. For more
information, call (949) 718-
1822.
APPEAL OF MINOR
DESIGN R~VIEW
On Jan. 16, the zoning
administrator approved a
permlt for John Crowe for .
outdoor storage of vehicles in
the 800 block of West J 8th
Street. Councilman-Allan
Mansoor appealed the decision
because he would like 10 see
laodscapi.Qg added to tht>
general industrial property 10
lmprove the appearance of the
location with a I 0-fuot
landscape setback.
The Plannin~ Commission·
upheld '11e ZQning
adm1nistrator's approval
without re-quiring the
additional landscaping. ~o
Mansoor a ppealed again
WHAT TO EXPECT
·weU, I just want 10 soften or
break up the impact that
l(ehicle storage is going to
have," Mansoor sa.id. "ll'!i.
import.ant to the Westside We
talk about improvmg and
making the appearance of the
Westside nicer. and f think this
is a good place to start."
FYI: ~
' •WHAT: ea.ta Mou City
Council meeting
• WHEN: 6:30 Monday night
• WHERE: City Hall, 77 Fair Onve
• INIO: (714) 7~223
2000 GENERAL PLAN ·
C..overnment codt requirt.,
that an annual repo<t be madt•
to the City Council on the
statui> of the plan and progrn...,
in its implementauon.
including wh~ther ii'> mtttmg
its ~hale of regional houi.mg
needs
WHATTOEXPECT
"(,onsidering the
unurru.tances, l lhmk !the t it)'
1s doing il'> s hare!." Monahan
said. "We've added i.ome units
wtth Standard Pacific With
190 I Newport, we've added
more there. ai. well. '>O we're
doing what we can •
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SAFETY
BATTLE I NEJCl•ORS COME
~ 'This Is not Hollywood. Their activities are not
conducive to the harmonious environment of
the neighbOrhood.' •
hood as far as the services were
concerned."
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
-• Del ... .,...-.Ml
~~A
man was an'elted on
.uapldon bf f9Ceivlng
stolen propef1'f at 4:24 "m. Sunday. ·~ lloul.wtd:A manwea~on
IUspk:ion of robbery in
the 2000 bb::t at 6:20
p.m. Friday.
• H..t>or Boulevwd: A
man was arrested on
suspk:lon of pc11e11ing
forged notes in the 2100
bb::t at 4:30 p.m.
Thursday.
• ~ BouJevant: A
man was a'1'98ted on
suapldon of petty theft In
the 2300 blodt at 1 :20
p.m. Saturday.
• Mor.rovt. ~:A
man was alTeSted on
suspk:ion of assault and
battery In the 1,800 blodc
at 11 :30 p.m. Saturday.
• Vlctloria Street: A man
wes alTeSted on suspicion
of presenting a false 10 to
a peace ofticer In the 600
blodc at 6:55 p.m.
Saturday.
• East 17th Street: A man
was arrested on suspicion
of having an open
container in a public partc
in the 200 blodt at 2:58
a.m. Saturday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• Birch Street: A
commercial burglary was
reported in the 4800 blodc
at 10:09 a.m. Sunday.
• Canyon ltlMd Drive arid
Ford Road: Vandalism
was reported at 9:23 a.m.
Sunday.
.. Nswpotw Wwy: A
suspicious person or
people Wen, spotted and
reported in the 1400 blodc
at 10:39 a.m. Sunday.
A• Posada: Terrorist threats
were reported in the 1400
bb::t at 2:25 a.m Sunday.
• s..tlego DwM: A
vehicfe burglary was
r9p0rted In the 2400 blodt
atit50 a .. m. Sunday.
• S1st .Street: A
hit-end-Nil invoMng a .
paitced vehicle was
reported In the 200 bb::t
at 10:43 p.m. Saturday.
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TODAY
A Gr.t Dedaioi'le cleo 11lan of
':China 1n Transhion:.~ Real ~
Change lmminent7" la the 9ixth in
an eight-week Mriea on U.S.
foreign policy topics. The
dlscuulon will be led by John
Austin from 7 to 8'.30 p.m. at St
Matt ~.nan O\un:h, 2100
Mar Vma, Newport Beach. For
mot9 lnfonnatlon, call (949)
760-1691.
~ wll be Mid for the
Orange Coast CoUege spring
musical at 6:30 p.m. and TUffday
at 8 p.m. In the Orama Lab
theater. For mOt"e information,
call (714) 432-5640.
.,Continued ...
Casoria. who began re-
presenting the center two yeara
. qo, aald be believed the network
had, a spe.dal event pennlt fur a
specific ~od of th:ne, but ac-
knowledged he wasn't totally
sure. ,
Broadcasting outJlde generally
involves tour cameras, a small
video monitor, five Ugbt stands
that a.re 6 to 8 feet tall, and fo~
taller penn:anent Iigh.t stands
some 20 feet 1n height. On-cam·
era guests and peJformers use
microphones. Loudspeakers and
public address systems are not
used.
The network said it broadcasts
outside in the even'lngs during
the Christmas season to capture
the festivity of !lie holiday. which
includes its display of 1 million
lights, and during the daylight
hours and dusk to capitalize on
the gorgeous California weather.
replete' with stunnlog sunsets.
The network's international
audience responds favorably to
images of sunny-California. c.a-
soria said
"The response is the same that
the Rose Parade gets on New
Year's Day," Casoria said.
And it only has to use lighting
durlng the winter months be-
cause there is enough natural
light , for the outdoor services
dwing the rest of the year, Caso-
ria added.
AUTO
Continued from Al
its 80tb year selling Fords.
Robins' ~er sold his first car
almost two decades after Heruy
Ford formed the Ford Motor Co .
and began selling the
experimental Model A. Only foUl'
other Ford dealerships in the
country have been in the &ame
family longer.
"We've been sell1ng therµ
almost as long as they've been
buDding them. .. Robins said
from the office of a· dealership
now essentially run by sons Jim
and Dave.
The Robins dealership. which
has also been run out of two
Newport Beach locadons in its
history, is th~ only licensed Ford
dealer in the area and routinely
places among the acea's top five
in sales volume. Fletcher Jones
Motorcars ls the acknowledged
No. I Newport-Mesa dealer.
Robins Jr. can recount an oral
history ofhis family's dealership.
The elder Robins, who died in
1976, opened his Bay Avenue
Garage on Balboa Peninsula in
1921. ln earlyfebruary 1923, two
men walked into the repair shop
with an offer to purchase it,
saying a Ford dealership bad
opened up.
On Feb. 7, Robins bopped Into
a Model T .and beaded up to Uis
ALLOWED
Continued from Al
~-deserved reputation.
embrace it invest tn it and reap
the benefits..
A fun-loving spirit and careme
attitude are the life's blood of
Newport Beach. Just listen to
some of the wild tales Judge
Gardner has to tell.
Spend some time with bis dan,
the Balboa Island Sculling and
Punting Soqety, and they will tell
yOll stories tha'-make Rod.man's
late-ttlgtu rompe look like romper
room. 'Dllk to the C.Ommodore of
Come see me new Shaperies.
bltnds from Hunter Oouglu
The IOft·tlOwtng curves •nd
rextured lmen·bk.e finish capcure
the took of the sOft-fabnc
rOlds on a Aaman O\ade.
And SNperiu wtJI llOf
warp. crack. peel or fade.
Even f n humid areas or
~ diteCI sunlW'f. Comt In and see
these beautlfut bllndJ IOdly.
I
AltMst u sooo u the network
bePil b~ outside,
n~ra -who Uve as close as
10 to 15 reet·from the ~
began complal.ning. aa:ordlng to
testimony from the Feb. 24 flan.,
fling Comm.lssion.m~cm&
...,.,... ~Costa Mesa resident
Bue some nefgbbon .:off at
the notion that broadcasting
outdoors la Im~ to the
oenttt'a religious freedom.
Diane Dorrien. who moved
Into a home on Encore Court
with her husband In 1996, Is one
neighbor who is fed up, acQ.lSing
Trinity of egregiously aceed1ng
its odgi6aJ indoor broadcasting
p'ennil •
"If it had stated on their appli-
cation to do business that their
plans were to display 1 mlllion
Ught8, .with outdoor muSical
driving tours, tour buses, out-
door broadcasting, errat1c late
bows and the use or noisy heavy
lifts late into the night. we would
have never considered purchas-
ing-our retirement home (ln the
areal,• Dorrien said.
Other neighbors listed com-
plaints with the music, including
Vance Ito, wbo lives on Thra with
bis wife and twin boys. /
"Activities lib (outdoor broad-
casting) often wake up my wife
and twins, especially vibrations
form the music," Ito said.
Ito was one of many neighbors
to ask the network for a compre·
heosive plan of how it will com-
ply with city permits before it is
allowed to broadcast outside again. .
ntE CrTY RESPONDS
Despite a slew of complaints,
day pfndals did . not becolllfl
aware of a problem undl January
1999, said Mel Lee. UIOCiate
planner. At that paint, I.be dty
fired oil a letter to the network
explaining that they needed an-
other permit lf they were oon-
ductlng outdoor btoadCasting on
a frequent basis. •
The netwo~ responded,
claim1ng that since they were a church. they did not have to
comply. Lee sa,ld, so the city re-
ite.r'ated tile need for a pennlt.
The center waited until late
2002 to apply for the pennit, tb
the chagrin of its neighbors..
The delay caused some resi-
dents to question why the dty
did not cradt down on the net-
work sooner.
"Who in the department is re-
sponsible for making sure the
[or:lglnall perrnlt is complied
With?" resident Mariann Chap-
pell asked. "They get one thing,
and nobody makes them stick to
it. Whoever it is Is not doing their
job."
Sandy Benson, the city's chief
code enforcement . otlicer, said
the problem was not brought to
her aneotion until a few months
ago.
After the netWodt applied for
the new perm.it. planning com•
missioners. staff and some
PHOTO eotm'ESY Of Tl£000RE ~S
Before he began selling cars, Theodore Robins ran this Balboa
Peninsula service garage, beginning in 1921 .
Angeles. where be promptly
signed an ex.elusive deal with
Ford. II was a golden
opportunity that Robins knew
he couldn't pass up.
It was also the Model T that
the younger Robins drove to
Newport Harbor High School
during his senior year. in 19"7.
Several years earlier, Robins
began working in his father's
dealership, ferrying parts to
garages all over town. He even
eecured a d.ma"s license at a
ripe 14 years old so he could get
behind the wheel of the parts
delivery trudt.
PART Of A CAR CUlJ\JRE
As a boy, Robins said he fell in
low with the car culture Ford
helped to bring about among
greasy-haired teens in 1950s
America. '
Robins himself remembers
taking his J 932 two-door sedan
out to the Orange County
Airport, now John Wayne
Airport. to sanctioned
quarter-mile drag racing every
Sunday.
"This wasn't the stuff where
they paid big money," Robins
the now-defunct Crystal Cove Instead of combating my f~
Yacht Oub Ueafly just a pile of generation of fun seeker$ -
drift wood), wheft resklents locals or touri.9ts -employ those
would meet for martinis and enterprising skills that made you
beadWde bonfires. 1be tmtory suoc:essful enough to live in
of the dty seesns to be one or Newport Beadi in the first place.
llgtuhearted revelry, with just the Tuke a long ha.rd look at the
rtght touch of ent~rprising problem and find a way to make
responsibility. it work to your favor. Tum it into
Now, this little~ is close a money-maker.
to being built out. Pro~ taxes Heres a good example:
are up. And the laid back. 8eYedy Gianna. vice president
anything goes attitude is about as of communlcadoos for the New
easy to find as affordable • Orleans <:onvention and Visitors
housing. Except in West Newport. Bureau, said she can't imagine Yes.~ Newpon bas many why any dty would want to
rentals. Many homes are vacadon d~ the bigb spirits of its
rentals, attracting tourist R!SJdents and guests.
revenues~ am.as.Mg a measly "If something gets out or band,
$ UIOO per week for property you don't do away wtth It. you fix
owners. By &UggeSting a decrease lt md Qllke It won for you.,.
ln the number of rentals just to · GWma llJd.
combat Fourth of Juty problems, 1be day of New Odeans
you are threatening~ valuable ~ Dearly $1 bOUbn a )ft!"
lOw:ist dollars that come ln the froin the Mmdi Gas Industry,
other 364 days of the yea ~from city ... and hotel
Those without the IUD block. tu memaee to ~of local
fanny pacb, mape and cameras bulineilm that ~to the
are young professlomls (or just rnutfve celebnldoO. 1be paty is
spoiled adults who are sdll always a .ace-~ the
·~red" by their~) leaden emtnee the ewnt and
who are not ready to buy, but wotk to mab ll run more
wan1 to Uve near the beam. amoothl)(
I blow111 teat a dozen "What wie do here rcta:elSfUI
Newpon Harbor and Conloa dd beau.lie ~dll what we
Mar high school graduates woo are. haw"C)tw and how we
live on w peninsula or Weill celebale." lhe 8lld.
Newport bec:at.11e they don' wane • Of mun.. iba11J p. a titde out to~ and lhey mab ~ ~hllid; bUc dMin wherw loal1 •
thlt eDaw them to Jf"9 on an llw·~ Slept tn. New
oceanfront propmy. Yei. theJ ua ~~mate a run. ~Ind JS, they illfoy che ..lHlc•• .. ·~ lOr lbdr
oocuional c.oc:baJJ. hnd yet, theJ'. ~ &UfJIU lmteld ot •re hmlttng Fourth of My paid-. ~ tblinl Ute the enctn}'
"1bele &etMdes c.an be done
netgbbon1 attended two outdoor Inside." 01N>pe0 said. ·Otber-
broadcuts. Staff found that the wile, 1tw about two.Ing our
broadcast speakers~ not neighborhood Into a aide show. al.ldibM more tlwl 50 ~ way. Th.It bl not HoUywood. Their ac-
tMdel are not conducive to the
WH"1' ARE THE S hannonloua environment of the
RIGHTS1 . neighborhood."
When the Rdigious Land Use
and lnsdtutional.lud Persons A.ct
WU p&4sed by the federal gov-
ernment in .2000, the netwod:
bepn Ullng that u its founda-
doo for iellgiout freedom. The
bill states that goveming bodies
can' impose land-use regula-
tions that impose a 'siglilfJcant
burden on the religious exercise
of a person, a group or an or-
gahization unless there is a com-
pelling government interest and
any limits are the "least restric-
tive means." .
The network contends that
broadcasting outdoors ls pan of
its religious rights under this act.
"We believe that we haw the
right to conduct our services in
the way we choose to conduct
them as long as it doesn't nega-
tively impact In a substantial
way the neighborhood," Caso·
ria said. "It's clear from the'flod·
lngs of the staff report and of all
the commissionen that were
tht:re and observed it them-
selves, that there was little, if
any, impact on the neighbor:
TRHTY'S RESPONSE
'J\inJty ls interested In co·
operating with ~ city, Ca.sorta
aid, and ·bu· suspended out-
door broadca.ating und.l the
.Planning Com.mlas1011 eonsld-
ers both ttnequest for a permit
to tape outdoors frequently
llOd Its orlginaJ permit on
March24.
Casoria said the network aJ-
ready has a building manage-
ment plan and has already re-
sponded to some of the
neighbors' complaints.
"It's our reeling that a lot of
the concerns are ancient history
that people continue to raise
and they're really not issues
right now."
But he added that the net-
work is reviewing that plan to
see If there's anything else it can
do to assuage their concerns.
• OEIROR£ NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and mav be reedled at 1949)
574-4221 or bv e-mail It
deirdre.TH1Wmantlfatim..com.
said. "You did it for the fun and -late 1970s. the New:pon-Md:a
getting a trophy." Unified School District named
1brougb the years, the their auditorium Robins HaD.
dealership has expanded several . Robins attributes the
ti.mes. moving from its original dealership's longevity to Its
Bay Avenue location. In 1928, reliance on the fundamentals:
the elder Robins moved it to a new cars, used cars. effective
building at 22nd Street and customer service and a wide
Central Avenue, which is now array or pa.(ts.
Balboa Boulevard. And be bas evolved with the
The dealership was across the times. The dealership, for
~ from a Bank of America. example, has implemented an
which has since been replaced e-mail service that allows
by the Crab Cooker restaurant customers to check the p~
lo 1955,,Robins moved again. of their cars online, while they
this time to Coast Highway and are In the shop.
the property now occupied by Robins said he sells an average
the defunct Auto Bistro. In 1966. of 75 used vehicles and 250 new
Robins was ready to expand vehicles per mood). Right now,
again; he pulled up stakes and he has about 750 vehicles on the
headed to bis current location, at lot
Harbor Boulevard and Bay Screet. Ford's F-150 truck has
"He's an institution here in consistendy been his No. 1 seller,
town," said Ed Fawcett, but he also sells a lot of p~dent oftbe Costa Mesa Mustangs. F.xplorers and
Clwnber of Conunerce. Expeditions. he said
""They've been an anchor over Despite his success. Robins
there forever." remains bumble.
Robins ls rea~to expand "The mere fact that we've
again. He ls in escrow to been here a long time doesn't
purchase a 44,000-square-foot mean we feel like we're entided
parcel of land across the street to to anything," Robins said. "We're
add to his 9.5-acre lot. here. We provide a service. We
SUPPORT FOR THE
COMMUNITY
Tiuoughout the years. the
Robins family has been active in
the community. For many years.
the Robins family generously
·supported the Fa.sh Fry. In the --
Guests are more Hkdy to modify
their wild behavior wiDingty
when there is not an adversarial
attitude, she saJd.
New Orleam promotes their
famous Mardi Gras celebration
on the home page or their Web
site and they make money d'olng
ll
How 'bout It Newport? We
could call lt the Newport Beach
Freedom Festival or the West
Coast Liberty Gala How about
the Annual Get-Drunk-Here-
and-Leave-Us-AU-Your-Money
Gras.
Oty oftkials could dose down
BaJboa Boulevard and charge a
smaD entmnce fee!. It coukl be
camJval Newport Beach style,
and the dry could promote
wrlstbend pad:ages of varying
levels. from basic entrance to the
feldvidel ($25) to a deluxe
~that lndtJdes a free
ehuttle ride to a puUdpating
bot8 for tbrlr discounted nJgbt'a
Illy ({or about $150). AD
pr1i r would be boobd
alw.d of dme. and eldl
pertidJmJt woWd recef\4e • llMD
pamphlet outllnlng1he jpene!al
Niel of cooduct. SdfJ ftoet would
be 1med on thole who brob the
Nies. Ind the ofeodeb would be
made eamples of whit not to
do.
Onct '° Newport Beld\, they ... bolmd to open dieil' wdeU..
Dy keep1Dj people cenad7.ed.
)'O'I wOuld" keiei> them out of 6ont
yank md off the ttreetl. FOlb
wOOldn't dttYe. they WOUid Jt.iat.
wander almleaaly and~
UXe to give back to the
community."
• MUL CUNTON covers the
environment. business end politics.
He may be reached at 1949)
7~ or bv •mail at
PllUf.cllnton latimes.com
down the street -spending
money along the way. Police
could be concentrated in that
one area t.o ~ thinp under
control (Those strapping
Newport Beach police ofticers
can certainly handle it. They are
among the best In the nation.
right?)
The city could host a
spectacular firewotb show fur
their guests, with an exiravagant
finale dooe with the flare and
style that Newpon Beach is
famous for. Instead of negatiw
media coverage, 1V stadoos
would Ooc:k to cover the latest
celebration hot spot. and the •
mayor tould get IOund bites on
all the major cbanneb.
Mardi Gras ia the best
promodonaJ item the dty of New
Orleans bas.~ aa1d.
•it ls a deftnlte, definlte
ecooomlc tieneflt.'" lhe aid.
.. Hotel occupanc:y, tourlsm •..
just look at the exposure that
your dty get.a. from NBC to tbe
nawt <hannel Ind .a the
domadc majot oecwocb.1t ii
expolU1'e no money can~,.
Do you hear that. Mayol
Bromberg and Mmlra. IUdpway.
Proc.tot', Adunl, YCb, Hdfeman
and Nk:bolsl It the fnortte llOUlld
o!Newpon Belldi resident.I:
Ola·~
• l.Ollm ........ ""*9 eolumne
Mondavl, ~and FricMyl • •
~ ~ cufbn ancf"the.,. She
tn1V be rNCtltdtt !Mt)~ or
bv•m.Rtt
~~
hood.
At the Pl&nn:lnl Commlll$on
~ 14 peopa. ........
oppot!don to the rwquat and
only one ~D JPOke IUppoft·
lntlt.
·--·
I•
..
QUOTE OF TifE DAY
. .
'
"I'm feeling them our
and they're feeling me
out."
Dous Dem, Costa Mesa High
basebal coach
HIGH.SCHOOL
SOFTBALL PREVIEW
Buonarlgo
believes best
still to come
Costa Mesa returns
star-studded lineup,
including senior All-CIF
shortstop Topps.
Bryce Alderton ·
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Rick
Buonarigo admits he
has high expectations
for the Costa Mesa High
softball team.
And with the lineup re-
turning, bis expectations may be fusli-
6ed.
Losing just one starter (Tess Undsay)
from last season's team that reached the
CIF Southern Section Division IV Play-
otf.s for the third straight year before
bowing out to Western lD the first
round, Costa Mesa boast.s a lineup thal
Buon.arlgo belieVes will shine offen-
sively.
"We had 12 home runs last year,"
Buooarigo said ."We've got a lot of
power. The girls put the ball in play."
Retumlng senior abortatop Anp Marie
'Tupps, a first-team All-OF selection last
year after making the second team In
2001,· bit .444 and set Newport-Mesa
highs In tilts (36), honie runs (11.x), RBis
(28) and runs (21) to go with eight dou-
blel and two triples. Tupps will continue
her toftball career for the Univa'sity or
.Oregon next seuon.
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DAILY PILOT COLLEGE ATHLETE OF THE MONTH
"'° SEAN HUER I OAl.Y Pl.OT
Christina ~~ le84s the UCI Irvine women's basketball team in scoring and reboundiog this season.
Ch·ristiria ·Callaway
The UCI junior
forward's relentless
effort has typified the
Anteaters' improved
play this season in
Big West Conference.
SteweVlr1en
Daily Pilot
Last season, Callaway shot less
than ~ from the field. but. this
year, th~ ~foot junior forward, who
uses qwcmess to beat her defender
to the basket. ls shooting~ from
the field.
•1 ha~ a lot more confidence in
myself than" I did last year.• Callaway
said •Against William ai Mary. that's
when t saw myself playing harder
and playing betts. l'w done to
much better than1ast yeu. That
baned me around and made me better..
When asked if she WU au-prised
by bet im~t ~the
o8i e UC1f1, lhe o«ued the ttutb.
"lbu lbould haw aeen me Jut
~.· CaDawllJ Aid. raemna to the
loW ilmount of conMenee lhe
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EYEOPENER
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JIM WARREN
Mondity, M<vch 3. 2003 A5
. ..
Estancia H1gh's girts
basketball team,
coached by Tami
Rappa, rolled through
I
the Golden West ·•
League wrt:h an
unbeaten record on
the way to the
program's first
outnght league crown
since 1991 .
Standing, from left·
Tisha Gray, Nancy
Castro, Xochitl
Byfield, Jazmmo ·;
Flores, Imelda Pena,
Ohv1a Maldonado and
Tnsha Wase.
Kneehng, from left·
Reyna Garc1a,,_N1colle
Wiison. Krystar Mrno
and Arabel Becerra.
DON lEACH DAIL~ P lOT
HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL PREVIEW
. Deats begins
second era
at Costa Mesa
Mustangs still getting to
know coach, who is back
for second term at the
helm of his alma mater.
Barry Faulkner
Dally Pilot
OOSTA MESA -With
former player. Man
Broesamle and Cllils
DeSandro among his as-
SlStant coaches. there ,., a
familiar ring to the second
tour of duty as Costa Mesa H1gn base-
ball coach for Mustang<, alumnus Doug
Deats.
But enougn time has elapsed be-
tween his previous stint at the ~
(1994-97) and this spnng. that Deats
will be forced to reintroduce h1s coach-
ing philosophies to the current crop of
players.
· ·rm feeling them out and they're feel-
ing me out.· said Deats. who takes ~r
for Kirt Bauermeister, who resigned af-
ter a five-season term to become .<as-
sist.ant principal at the adlool.
Deats. who coached C"OliStown rival
&tanda for two-plus seasons. ls happy
to be back in Mesa green and is confi-
dent the Mustangs can compete for a
CIB Soutbem Section postaeuoo berth
as they enter their tnaugural season in
the Golden West League.
Bui with only one decorated returner
-senior catcher Nate Hunter was en All·
Newpon-Mesa Dream Team perfocmer
last teaSOn -a serious laCk of offe.nstw
power and a corps of rcw.mJna pttcben
wbo went 3-8 for last ,.n 13-15 team
that missed the playofts. it remeim to
be seen ll that COn6dence is jultifled.
Hunter. who bit .313 (25 -80) ... aeuon with 16 RBls ind nine *>kn
baa. co route to dnt-team AD-Aid&
<:oast ~ .a:ollda. will anchor .!ho
ddente behind the plate and bi.I an
either thli-d or deenup.
·He'& our top lefUor guy and he's
tolld diefmaf~. 0.tl taid. he
FIS becwNn the UO.. be compete1
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BRIEFS
Baylor
s.weeps
'Eaters
No. 8-ranked Bears
rally for 12-9 win to
extend UCI losing
streak to four.
• B\SEa\11.: A sewn-nm sixth inning helped visiting Baylor rally
for a 12-9 nooc.onference basebaD
victory OYe£ UC Irvine Sunday, gtv-
lng the eighth-ranked Bears a
three-game sweep or the Ant-
eaters.
Second' baseman Matt Fisher's
three-run double helped put the
Anteateis (4--11) up. 4-1, in the first
inning.
After Baylor (12-3) rallied to tie
the game at 4-4 in the third. ua
scored again and upped its advan-
tage to 6-4 heading into the fateful
sixth.
The Bears winning rally include
11 hitters, including David Mur-
phy who clouted a grand slam otf
reliever OW Nicoll. uas Gregg Wallis drove in John
Horwitz in the sixth and a two-nm
homer by Ollis Klemm, his first of
the season. puDed the Anteaters to
within 12-9 in the eighth.
Klemm was 3 for 4 with two
RBis and four runs to pace the
hosts' 12-hit attack.
Baylor poUnded out 18 hits. ua begins a three-game home-
and-home series with San Diego
State Friday by visiting the Azt~
Nonc:ahi•"'*
Bayb12, 009
Baylor 5c:c: by~ 12 18 2 UCl .-al 011 020 9 12 I
McCormd. Walker (4), Wooay (7).
Car118fl (8) and Ford; Koehleml, Nicoll
(3). Kri9e (6), Alstot (7), Tnpoli (7),
Frendl (8) and Wagnef. W -Walker. 2 1
l -Nicoll, (}.2. Sv. Carlsen. 2B ·Ford (8)
Griffin tel. Webb 181, Reynolds (Bl.
Horwitz (UCll. Fisher (UOI. 38 -
Fortenbeny (Bl. Wallis (UCI). HR -
Murphy (Bl. Ford (Bl. Klemm (UO).
Uci wins pair
•WATER POW: The UC Ir-
vine women's water polo team
bounced back from a 9-5 loss to
CaJ to post nooconference vie·
tories over Pomona-Pitzer and
CaJ Baptist in a busy Sunday at
the Anteater Aquatics Complex.
CaJ, ranked No. 5; earned a
5-1 halftime lead to take care of
the No. 16-ranked Anteaters.
UCI, down at halftime to Po-
monll-Pit.zer, 3-2, scored all of
the game's seven second-half
goals to post a 9-3 triumph,
then pulled away from Cal Bap-
tist for a 7-5 win.
Erica Hoffman scored a game-
high three goals in the win over
Pomona-Pitzer, while Meghan
O'Donnell led the 'Eaters with
two goals against Cal Baptist.
UCI ls now 9-8.
SCHEDULE
TODAY
SwimnW'9 High school boys and girts -
Newport Harbor at San Clemente,
3p.m.
Yon9yball r
High school boys -Century at
Estancia, 3:15 p.m. ·
T4lnnll
College men -Villanova at
Vanguard University, 12:30 p.m.
College women -Villanova et
Vanguard University, 12:30 p.m.
Golf
College men -UC lrVine et
Spa1rt.n Invitational, at Conol de
Tlerr8CC.
Community college men -
Cemtoa •t Orange Coast, noon.
High IChool boys-&pentnza vs.
Corona del Mar, ... Newport 8eed1 cc, 2:30 p.m.; Cenvon vs. N8wpot1
Harbor, at Big Canron CC. 3 p.m;
CoctB Mell! st G.-den Grow. 2:30
p.m.; Oxford vs. 5'99 HUI at
Snwberrv Fenns GC. lt15 p.m.
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CALLAWAY
Continued troni A5 •
The Anteaters finished a-20.
5-11 in the $Ig west last year. •
This season. ua Is in second
place ln the Big Wesl at 9..S,
with an ownill record or 16-9.
, "1b1s year. we're more or a
team: Callaway said. "We're
a;iore like a family.
"We understand the plays.
Last year. we. liked each other,
but we weren't a family. Once
we started losing It was down-
hOl from there.
"This year, we love playing
basketball and we Jove going
to pl1lCdce. .We know we're go-
ing to be good.·We just bave
to play as a team.•
In February. Callaway, the
•
Daily Pilot College Athlete of the instincts. And, we've told her to
Month. led the Anteaten to a S-2 do that Sbe Is very productive.
record She scored 89 points (13 Sjle bas certain)y stepped up.•
per game) and grabbed 43 re-Adams sakt hard wock" Is the
bounds (7.6 per game). She bas primary reason Gallaway bas im-
started in every game this sea-proved. He said she has always
son. been a tireless worker and an ag-
"lt's a little bit of a su.rpriSe gressive basketball player.
that· she has improved:• UCI There have been' times when it
Coach Mart Arutms saJd. •Last appeared Calloway would faint
year she wasn't playing with as from exhaustion, but she cootin-
much .confidence as she A,now. . ued to pla~ Adams said. Now,
She is a kid who has to play on she appli~ that effort to her
BASEBALL
Continued from A5
Jorgenson was also 2-2 with two
saves, compiling a 2.19 ERA and
23 strikeouts in 22Y. fnnihgs on
the mound, but Oeats expects
his arm trouble to rule out
pitching this season.
Daniel Cooper. a junior who
pitched 38~ innings last sea-
son, figures to be the No. I
starter in a rotation that should
also include senior returner
George Vargas. Vargas. 1-3 with
a 6.35 ERA in 28Y, innings last
season, is penciled in as the No.
3 starter, behind junJor Justin
Peterson.
Deats said Hunter and junior
Gary GonzaJez could also ~ee
time on the bump a1'd Deats
beUeves all Mesa pitchers will
benefit from the tutelage of
Broesamle, a former Newport-
Mesa Player of the Year, who
went on to star al Concordia
University.
Senior Dan Bitler, who com-
mitted only one error in 148
chances lac;t season , Is slated to
start at first base. The left-han·
der had six RBis, six stolen
bases and seven hits last sea-
son.
Senior Robert Rodriguez,
SOFIBALL
Continued from A5
last season. as well as Paulina
Rodriguez (utility) and pitcher
Jaclcie Butler, round out Mesa's
lineup.
DeMello hit .356 (26 for 73)
with one home run, 10 RBis and
f2 runs. She hit two doubles and
stole eight bases ln nine at-
tempts.
Butler will fill the void vacated
by Undsay. Mesa's Female Alh-
lete of the Year for her 17-9
showing last sea.son. Undsay
posted a 1.13 ERA last eeason.
Including an 0.79 mart in the
PCL. where she went, 7-3 and
gained first-team all-league lau-
rels. She now plays for Santa Ana
College.
•(Butler) has four good pitches
and is developing speed.· Buo-
narigo said. "She's mentally
tough.·
Butler, along with several
other Mes;a players, participated
on summer travel ball tearm to·
gether. Buonarlgo expects play-
ers' familiarity with one another
to prove dMdends.
"The girls get used to each
other in regard to their abWdes
and they lalOW others' limita-
dons and what they excel at.·
Buonarigo said. "If one person ls
not doing it, others have to pldc
1111 Justin Peterson
3 Adam JorgeNOn
4 Dylan Hunter
5 Gary Goni.alez
6Dan Bitler
8 Robert R9<1riguez 9 Daniel COoper
12/20 Steve Doerr
13 Tyler Waldron
15 Alex Pisarski
17 Nate Hunter
21 Georg~ Vargas
23 Derek Garcia
25 Adam Beltran
30 Char1ie Ec!(1)8n
Jr. Jr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr. Jr.
Sr.
Sr. So.
Sr. Sr.
Sr. Sr. Sr:·
Co.c:te: Doug Deats • -Alaistanta: Jeff Cook, Matt
Broesamle, Chris
DeSandro,PaulGrady
who had two RBis in just four
at-bats as a junior, is the front-
runner at third base. while Alex
Pisarski, a sophomore, figw'es
to assume the shortstop duties
from Jorgenson.
Deats said sophomore Dylan
Hunter, Nate's younger brother,
is the projected starter at sec-
ond base.
THE MUSTANGS
Jedde Butler Lauren O.Mello
Alejandra Gali.rdo Jennifw Jof'd9n Teresa-tau UvenMai M'.me&le Miller
JadeMoel
Katy Renlsh Paulina Rodriguez
Ann Marie Toppe
Kelly Topps Jane-€ Yamamoto
So. So.
Sr. Sr. Jr.
So.
Jr. Sr.
Sr. So.
Sr. So.
Jr.
Coec:lh: Ride Buonarigo
~ loul•Vnquez
her up.•
This season brings a change in
leagues for Mesa, from the PO.
to the Golden West League. Mesa
has played Golden West League
teams regularty in the past. so
Buonarigo saJd not much will
change with two league games
against each school
The major change will be one
Jess game against loog-staodlng
rival, Corpna dd Mar, Buonarigo
said.
"The r1va1ry has heated up In
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mentality. ·sne hU been a lot ttronacr
mentally,• Adima •VI •She
bas good bUketbal1 lnldncfl.
She'• a faldy complete plaY.er.
She bas been pretty consistent
out there. She deserves all-
coo!ereoc:e tteognltion. tbar't
for awe.•
Along wfth Callaway's conft-
dmce bas come a high levd ol
mal\J.rlty. She has been able to
become one or the leaders on
the squad, and not just With
statistics.
"Her maturity Is on a differ-
ent level ~ last year,• Ad·
ams said. "She has changed
her mentality a JoL A Jot or
kids haw, done the _ $81J\e
thing.. Usa ltulkner, Kristen
· Green and Wencty Gebbe. it•
has all rubbed off on all of
them."
With their lmpmvanent this
season, the Anteaters are confi-
dent more J>e9ple will come to
realize the pleasant brand or
baSketball• the tealJ)ol bas been
playing.
"I don't '1Hnk \ve've gotten that
mudr exposure.• Callaway said.
•A lot or people don't (eal17.e how
good ow team~ ls.•
Until this season. Callaway
n~r realized l¥JW great she
could be.
".He's our top, senior
guy ~nd he's v~ry solid
defensively. W~eQ he
gets between the lines,
he competes very
well."
Dou&l>Nb;Costa Mesa High
baseball coach about Nate ..urter
'. Sepior.Adam Beltran, whose
.302 ba'tting average (16 for 53)
tops all retur.ners, is slated to
open in center field. He had
eight RBis and three steals a
yearago. ·
Senior Derek Garcia (.227
with one RBl and one steal in
2} at~.ts last s pring) and Gon-
zalez are 'battling for the job in
left field, while Peterson and
senior Steve Doerr (three var-
sity hits last season) ace doing
battle for the starting nod in
light.
l'yter Waldron, who joined
the team last week after spend-
ing the winter with the sq&.cer
team, could also provide depth
in the outfield.
Senior Charlie Edman is a
backup third baseman.
The Mustangs open the New-
port Elks Tournament Friday
against Los Amigos.
~ '
"The girls get used to
each other in regard to
their abilities and they
know others'
limitations and what
they excel at. If one
person is not doing it,
others have to pick her
up."
Rick Buofwtlo, Costa Mesa ligh
softbal coach
the last two yars, • Buonarigo
said. -ibey have pracUcaDy their
whole team returning except for
a couple of players. At l.t!ut we
have one game with them."
Assistant Louis Vasquez re-
turns for his sixth eeason with
Mesa and Buonarigo readies for
his third season in bls second
stint at the school Buonarigo
coached at Mesa from 1990-95
before coacb1ng for ~ sea-
sons at Orange Coast College.
the Wt in 2000.
Defe~ Buonartgo be-
lleyes his unit .ls stronger than
la.st season, which fuels opti-
mism •uc the seuon opener
Friday ln the Coata Meu Invita-
tional
"I'm exdted to' tee bow far
we've come IJong," Buonadgo
aaJd. -.
1111 Daily~Pilot Ill .
~Hallo
Celebrating the nullermiu.m
KELLY
1
.. _, , -. ... .·~ . C.AMPBEUL j ·... . ...
'
·Corona del Mar
All -American career at Colorado
preceded national team berth, pros. ' ' ~
Rlch•rd Dunn
·Daily Pilot
H er ball of energy
has. been a famDy
topic since Kelly
Campbell could
wallc. From where..oh.
where dJd this little girl
come, her parents must
have thoughL
With an overflowing
spirit on the volleyball
cowt and overall z.est for
life. Qunpbe1I inspired
teammates for years as a
6-foot setter with
unbelievable toudl and
endless emotions.
<Ampbell, of Corona deJ
Mar High and the
University of Colorado, was
such a fine athlete that
during his freshman she
competed in track and field
-the only time in her prep
career -and wound op
finishing
Se<JOnd in the
OF State
Ownpionships
in the girls
3,200 meters.
There was talk
or the
long-legged
Campbell
having Olympic
potential in
distance
players to scramble, some
of whom left for the
European leagues.
But Campbell bad
already moved,.o~ Her
one-year stint wortlng out
at the Olympic lkaining
Center in Colorado Springs,
Colo .. wiJh the national
team and subsequent
six-month term with the
· Quest, was enough.
"l·just felt my time was
up with (volleyball)," said
Campbell, a two-dme
All-CCF Southern Section
Division I selection for
Corona del Mar (1994 and
'95) and a member of
CdM's back-to-bid
national championship
teams in 1992 and '93. •it's
not that I was burned out,
or disliked volleyball. There
were just· so many other •
things in life. I loved lh1lt
season of voUeyball (in SL
Loµis) and what
I learned ariCl.
bow I grew. Bqt
. .. there are so
many other
things out there
that 1 wanted to
ge1 into.~
CampbeU,
who knew
driving out to
St. Louis that
the end ofa
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~but
the following
Kelly Campbe_ll..._.,_,..._. long line of
........__ assists was near, •
spring, she was
competing on Corona del
Mar's frosh-soph swimming
team.
Campbell. you see, might
have been a natural in
running with her effortless
style, but volleyball
captured her heart and
eventually paid the bills.
A member of the St.
Louis Quest last year in the
United States Profesmo~
Vo~ league, Campbell
is now In the Christian
F.d~\ion JNlSter's
program ar AZusa P;u:ilic
University and gearing up
for an exciting summer at
the Yosemite Sierra
-~wnmer Camp. where she
will be the director for the
first time. Campbell grew
up attmdlng ~
camps there and last year
fulfilled • lifelong
post-volleyball dream of
retumlng to Yosemite as a
counselor.
•niat really confirmed to
me last year that I want to
be involved with the kids
and the program and
mentoring them,• said
Campbell. who lives in San
Oemente, where the camp
has an offseuon office.
While Campbell. 25, is
enj<J)ling her first year away
from volleyball. the former
U.S. nadooal team member
and two-time Ne.AA
AD-American at Colorado Is
thrUled abe decided to
retite, because the USPV
pulled the plug on the 2003
campaign. leaving many
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is crazy about
kids and one of those
gla.....,· is-aJways-haH-fuD
types. She'U find the good
in something •even if It
takes me all night; she
said.
During her amateur
career. Campbell sparked
CdM and Colorado, as well
as the Orange County
Volleyball Oub team. "Kelly
Campbell was amazing,·
said club and collegiate
teammate Melissa Schutz
(Newport Harbor). "She
had an amazing spark. She
had such great energy on
the court. She's always
upbeat and running all over
the place. She was great·
Campbell. the latest
honoree in the Daily Pilot
Sports Hall of Fame, said
her highlights include the
relationships and
friendships formed while
playing volleyball. "Th~
people who l met along the _
way, that's the greatest part " ~
when I look back on my
career ln volleyball," she
said.
A broadcast jownalism
major at C.Olorado (Class of
2000), Campbell enjoyed a
~t Internship with the
Fellowsb.lp or Ou:istian
Athletes and, after moving
back to the Southland from
SL Louis. she tempol'&rily ..
lived with heT sislll', ICristin, '
also a former standout
setter at CdM who became
one of the top playens In
the blstory or Dub
w0men'9 volleybell.
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_. ~ ...., your case end 11 .. phone number ·ol p-· :.:J _ • If you do not file your plaintrtrs attorney. or
--r•ll><>ftse on time. yov plalntllf without en
...... 11 ~-"1 may las. the i:n-. and •ttorMy Is (El nQfllbrl, llaX ._._ ')OUI' waaes. money and ta dw•«t0n y el numero
lll.IRBf, . propetty may 1111 ta hen dtl telefono del •boaado ·eDCIN.L without further w1tnl111 del dem1ndant1. o del ~WNDI~ omth1cou1t, d1m1nd1nt1 .que no
Thlfe era other lqal l11n1 abo11do. es) 9'111 • --.r • 8D E requKements. Y0<.1 may jeffrey R Seiber&, [sq =~ tM_. CXla. Ill want to call en attorne,y S8N 216521. law Offocet
rlctot 1way If you do ncft ol lee A Wood a. 1111 • 11 llWllllll ID• know en 1ttorney, you Associates, PC =-= • .... d : may nll an attorney 2603 Majn Street, Suite ~tC.. M referral nrvlce or • 1000. Irvine, Cahlornl1 == «RM. ~ ':; leaal ••d ottoce (hsted 1n 92614 the phone boo!\) (949) 794 S90( T n .. ....., • • 11 0.spues de qu• le (949) 794 5931 f .....
1111 II* • II __ ID entreauen esta t1lac1on DATL (fed.) AUG 12,
Q9llta ta'Dll ~ 1udlc11I usted Ilene un 2002 Qald!lllG.t.· plazo de 30 DIAS CAL· Al.AN SU.TH, Clerk 1lll ,_. n .._ d .. ENDARIOS p.ra p1esen· (Actvw .. ).
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lld k ;r.w--r. IC, crita • maqutna en esta (h .... )
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Ml .... lflrllrllVdltl9br llam•d• telelon"• no le (P~ "'fwy•
., -.... MM I( olreu1a proteCCIOll, SU w .. _. ... DMtli)
• llft:flll .. ~dlf respunla esc11ta a CASl--.UMIHt
............. • • maqu1n~ ltene que 02CCIJ21•
....... cumphr ton las formal To JEHREY SCOTT a..tRlkZll odacles iecaln ap1091a KURBATZKY
• P#I( 11fJ 'IOO ~ du ii usted quoere que Plamhlf CONSTAHTINO
..... la Cl>rle escuche su vtNECiAS CASTORENA
.c'l'S. · Ull8l9 ~ ca,o. seeks dama1n 1n ""' IEJO«:QlllfA ~ CN.Y So usted no prnenta •bove enl1tled-action, n N.Drlm su 1espuesta a hempo. lollows
AND .:;t::-
pu.de perder ... CHO y I .~ .........
le pueden quol•• \U Pain. sufleronc. and
salaroo, ~ doneio y ohas 1nvonven11nce $100.000
cousde su propted1d 2. Sp.Klol '--9-a
son av1so 1dw:1onal por Medical ••penses (lo
parte de la corle !late). $7,500
E us ten otros requ1s1 Lon of ear nones (to
tos k••kt• Pyr;dt pyt
Policy
ll1t1), Sl,000
rroperb dime,., Sl.000
01te: JMuery 9, 200!
/SI .Mfffev R Siiber" [sq • ~
P11blletuf Newport
a..cti~t• Mesa OaiJ
rlfot -fbrt.h 3, I 0, 17,
24, 2003 M652
ISC 12111
.nlCI Cl Pf1nm '° ll ill LlatnAllOfi
USA IAYUHll
WllO.Uln41
To 111 hev1, benefl.
cierles, credotmos, con·
hncent crtd1ton, and
persons who may oth-
anuse be ontarnled 111
the wlll or estate, or
both,· of: ALISSA MAYA
BECELl
A PETIT~ FOR PRO·
BA TE has bMn toled tty
WILLIAM BEGEll 1n tha
Super~ Court of Cali:
lomla. County of OR·
ANOE.
THE PC TITION FOR
PROBATE 1equHh that
WILLIAM BECEll be
•PPC>lnted as penonat
represenl1hv1 to ad·
mon1stei the estate of
the decedent.
THE PETITION 1equHls
the decedent's Wiii and
cod1c1ts of any, be
admitted to probate The
Wilt aod any codicils 111
av11l1ble lor eumona-
Uon on the Me kept by
the court
THE PETITION requests
euthonty lo 1dmm1ster
th• Ht.le under the
Independent Admlnos
tratlon of E st1tu Act
{This Authority will allow
Ille penonal rePfesen-
tatove to take many
achons without obtain
1na court approval
8elore tak1n1 certain
very omporllnl 1chons,
however. the personal
reptesentat1ve win be
required to 11ve notice
lo interested per sons
unlns they have wa1Yed
nohce or tonsented to
the proposed 1clt0n.)
The independent ad
mlnlstratoon <1ulhorily
will be IU•nted unless
ID IQlCttllCd QllJOD
2141 ............ 2141 Uptlllcll
11* an -..Cl.ion ta u..
pelllloll and allows cood
cause Wiiy the cowl
ahovlcl not I' ant the
IUtlloflty.
A HEARING on the
fNlllJon will be hlMI on
MMC" 'Z7. Z003 et UO
pm In Dept. l73
loceled •t 341 Thi Cit1t
Oriv• South. Or•nc•. CA 92861
IF YOO 081EC1 to the
IT 1ntln1 of UM petition,
you lhould IPPl-af at Ille
harinc end stat• ~' objections or ltle written
objections with the court
before the hearinc Your
•ppear enc• may be In
per son or lly your
attorney •
IF YOU ARC A CREOI·
TOR or contincent
creditor ot the Olc:eased,
yov must ftl• 1roiir cllim
w1tll the court and mall
• ~Y lo the personal rep.esentatrve tpp0onted
by 1he court wjthon lour
months from the date of
the first issuance of
letters u PfOV!ded on
Probate Code section
9100 'l'ha tome lor l11tnc
cl11ms will nol eapire
belQ\e four monlM from
the hearonc dale noticed
above
YOU MAY EXAMINE the
tole hpl by the court If
you 11 e a per son on·
terested on the estate.
you mlly hit wjlh the
court a Request for
Speclll Notice (form 0£.
t 54) of the fihna of an
inventory and appra~I
ol estate H$41h or of
any petition or account
as PfOVoded on Probate
Code HCt1on 1250 A
Request for Spec11I
NotH;e form rs avaofable
Ir om the COUI I clerk
A'::iAir f.., Petitt-. M J. GOUlaT,
Clwfat-Ml"-' ,. ...
Jec.i.s Gluo( Woll. &
Slieopir•, 212 f Ave. ef
tlio Sten, Ste. 1900.
l" ~.CA 900U
Published Ne wpo1 I
Beach Costa Mesa 011ly
Pilot March 3, 7. 10,
2003 M646
sun•~• llla.rfCIGUl&I ........... u. .... e..t
C. .. &!171M
.nlatO<mnOIS
,.otlt• 1s heflby 1inn
to the creditors and
contlnl'nl r.re4ttort of
the ff<>'<l•·nam.d -.
dent that all petsortS
havonc claims ap1ntl
UM dKedent are 11
q111t1d to hie .them with Ute Super lor Court, 11
341 The City Ori ..
Probate OIYlioon, City of
Oran&e. CIJrlornta 92fi68
ind mail a c09y lo Kw k
Mcintosh. Esq I 1w
OfflCI of K11~ Mcll1tosh.
Attorney for JAMES 0
CRITES. T r.ustee of the
JAMES lESllC ttAYOEN
DECLARATION Of TRUSf
date4 November 4, 1987
wher11n the dttedent
was 1 S.ttlor. al 628 W
19th SI , Costa Mesa CA
92627. w1lh1n the l.ittr
ol lour month~ afle1
(the d•I• ol the lint
pubhcatoon of nohce to
creditors) 01. of nohn
is mailed or penonally
dellveied to you 30
day1 1ft11 the d~le th•~
notice os mailed 01
personally delivered to
you A cl11m form may
be obl•oned lrom lhe
court cle1 k f 01 yuur
protection, you ••~
encour •aed lo hie your
claim by cerlotoed m••I
w1lh return r~ceopl
reqvested /S/ Klo'k MdntHli,
htt-. LAW OfFICIS OF
KIU i.ctNTOSH, '21
W. lttli St., CHt•
•-.CA92'27
Publlshed Newpo1 I
Beach Costa Mesa Daily
P1lol Ma"h 3. !> 7
2003 M6')1
Rclll. llllilltss ... s......
The lollowoni persons
are do1n1 busine:r.s u
Bottle Rocket. 221 En•
20th SI Unit B Costa
Mesa. CA 92627
Pallock ~mes
How to-Place A
221 hat 20th St Unit I , Costa Ma., CA 92627
Denise Ko,. Gerry.
221 ta1t lOtll St Unit I , Costa Mau, CA 92627
ThlS 1111-.. It '4>n
dllCtfd by husband and
wrfe
"IYI yQll Started do<ft&
bu.ines' yet? No Pat C11ry
This S:tateme11I WH
hied with the County
Cler .. of Orance County
on 02/14/Ql
200U9H417
Oaoly Pilot feb 17. 24.
IMt 3, 10, 2003 M6U
Mlm ..... ........
The lollow1n1 persons
<at• e1o1nc bu~1nen n
OlBBLC MINOS. 8211 E
T1mbeiland, Oraoae. CA
92869
SA11><1el S Wu. 8711 E
Timberland. 01•na• "CA
92869
Gene Cuhtri el 4877
Hackett Ave Ro\eme~d.
CA91110
fh1s bu\me\~ 1\ con
dueled ·by • ~ene1 .. 1
""'Iner \ho~
H•ve you •l.orlr.d <1u1n1t
bu"nn• yet' No
Gene Culle11 ~'
lh1\ •l•lom•nl w4\
toled with the Cuunly
Cle<lo. ol Or•n&~ Counly
e>n02/20 01
20036934120
Daily Pilot Mar 3 10
17. 24 <'003 ~649
Rdltlo. lusiltss ........
fhe lollowon11 per•on.
die doon1 busmns .,
•) Or •ngt Cu.ul Ap
prao•al G11111p b) 01 .. nge
Coast Rtdlly Croup < 1
Otan&o Cu•\I fh,.I
lstale Serv1te> 188 [
17th Street Cusla Mn.t
C1i1hforn1a 92627 3763
Brute C Ma"hall. 66
Timberland Ahso V1~10
Cal1forno• 916')6
1 This bu\IM'' os ton
ducle~ by an 1nd1v•du•I
Have you 'I ar led do1n;.
business Y"I' Ytt 07
05/1998 s.-.e "l~~ -·.
r.t11s sl•lement was
loled w1lh the County
The follow1.n1 PlflOnt
are doln1 b111lnots n .
Alm11hty Window
Wnhlfll ind Pl.nth 181
Cecil Place Unit 8
Cost. Me.a C•hflM n11
92627
David Hernandez l07 I
Platte Drove, Costa
Men, C.hlornl• 112626
Tiits bu11nns IS con
dueled by an 1nd1v1dual
HIYI ~OU slMled doNll
bu'°neu yet' Yn 011
15/2003
O•vod Hern,nd.e1
1hll Slllem4!1ll WH
lolad with tri.. <;ounty
Clerk of Or•nce County
on02/26/03
200369350)7
Daily Polo! M,ar J 10.
11. 24. 2003 M648 ,... ..... ........
Th• fo11o..,1na pe,.ons
ue doon1 busonn\ .. s
SlllchuAft lnleflOI\ In~
1409 Slate1 Av• Hun
hnaton Baa~h (;•hlorma
92647
Stolchcrall lnte110"
Inc (CA) 7409 •Sl•ler
Avr Hunton1lon Beach
Cahlo1 n1a 92647
I hos bus one" is t.un
dulled by a <e>lpor •hon
Hove you \l.,lrd dn"'a
but.1ne\,s 1et' N11
Sltlchcrafl lnlp11or\
lllC , StevP Rr•v•\
Prn1denl
This $lalem~nl w•S
lolrd with th,. Ct1u11ly
Cleo~ ot 011n~~ 1: .. unt t
un 02/{)6 03
20034932676
Daily Pilot f eb I 0 17
}4 March 3. 2003 M639
RdttiM lllSilieu-... .....
The lollowona ptrsnns
.,. do.na bu~oneu n
Soluh~ Adv"°'' 1601 Wl'SI MilcAolhur .Blvd
~!~~&<>th Coon! Metro
CA 92704
KWN1 Inc <CAI 1601
Monday, Mardi 3, 2003
2M Upelllc8I
A1 ...
Wott M.KA.rthw Slvd 110. South Cont Mello,
CA92704
(Melh• ,/.ddtHt 197J
Harbor llvd 12911
Cost• Mfla. CA 92S26) TM b~& " COfl
duded by 1 '°''"" •boft Hoe yov Marted doorll
bUSlneU yet' No
K\WAH Inc • Aleunde1
N Hawt11n~, Jr • I
PrKlde.nt
fhtt •tatement was
hied With the County
Clefll of Ot..n1• County on 02/0rl/03
100J69'24 I I
D•oly Pilot Feb 17 24.
Mer 3 10 2003 M640
Rcllla ..... ... s.....
fhe tollowona persons
are do1n1 busoneu H
Century ColhSM>n Cent.r
IOt I W B•kley Ave
l:>r •nae CA 92868
Crnlury Collhoon
Cenl•• Inc , (CA) IOI I
W B•rkl~y Ave CH an11e
I.A '17868
Thi\ bu\1nru is L<>n
ductt d by • 'O'I><'' a hon Ha.• yr.u s1 ... 1 .. e1 d0onc
bu\1nen yet> Yu I I
lOOl t: .. ntu1 y Coll1\1on
C~nler Int Crauo
AIVMtl C 0 0
Th" sl.atemcnl W4\
Med wolh the County
Cl.,1k of Orange Counly
1)1'1 0?/13/03
2003HU280
[J,11ly Pilot reb i4. Mar
l 10 I 1 2003 M64S
P'llUC IOT1Q
IOOOOfWI
Nvtite I\ he< eby 1t•vtn
1iur ...... n1 to""' lion~ l071
11nd '¥:112 of it.. C.v~ CodP
ut ~ SW~ of Cal<for°"
lllP "''°"' "tJ'4:d HAA80R llJWIH(j wol sell •I publot
.our 1111,. .ti 1022 (
Ul£STNIJI SAHIA A/CA r..AI. 9?7C1l ,,1 9 00 •m
on MMe h 18 2al3 1tw-
folk,,•U1R ~•lbeO !>II.IP
f'Oly tn ..rt Var 1998
~~ VIN• I MCZS8S!>WC 186~
Satd sale IS lor tllfl
pu< poo.e of \alKlyofti hen
or the un<ler"fUl"d for
towon& tnd .. 101•u
~ "'"' COllb of ~ Md CA,_,_ "' .... OatM tM ?hi day of Feo 2D03
/SI ..,. No.II.Mr
Publt1ohell M•wparl
8-ctl ~ ..... De;,
Hot rua. l 2003 Mr6J
~ .....
--~·. The 1o1o ... 1n1 P«IOM
"' do•nc ~· • Advanced ~allnp. 1m
Harbor 81Yd . Cost•
Mesa CA91677
James Vin Vied> 2175
P.ac1f1L Ave Cusl•
Mau c.A 92617
This lw\IMU IS ~C>n
ducted bf •n 1nd1w1dual
Haw~ ,ou started do'"lC
busonev. yet' Mo
Jamrs Yan Vitek
This sl1teltl<lnt """ hied with the Couflly
Cletk ol Or1111e County
on 02126/03
10036935029
Daily Pilot Mar J 10
11 24 200J M6!>0 ..... .....
--~ rh., lollow1na per\110\
art tluma bus•nf'~' '" Charis Man•ctm~n•
1555 M•~• Verfe Or I
•178 Cotl• Mna CA
92626 Jo•nnr k tr hr ~n ) ~~~
Mesa v., cl<' 01 l • I lfl
CO)!a Mn.i CA 92626
Tht\ bu\Hte'\5. 1c.. """ duclf'd by •n 1ndmd11•I
H•vf" yt•U ... IAth~-d domi
bu\on~;\ y•I' 1•s. I I OJ
k>•nnr ij<1tlw an
lh1• l•ltm~rit '"" hl•d wolh the r, ..... ,.
CIPrk ol O••nl'f' Counly
on 01 2'9 Ol
2003H31SSO
D•oly Pilot r f'b IU '11
24 M.a1ch J ?003 Mf>l8
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your stuff
through
classified!
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change without notice. The publisher
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revise or reject any classified
adverusement. Pleru.e repon any error
that may be in your cl~ified ad
immediately. The Dady Pilot accepts
no liability for any error 10 an
advcttJsement for which II may be
responsible e1Ccept for the cost .of the
bpace actutllly occupied by I.he error.
Credit can only be allowed for the fin.I
insertion.
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By Phone
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H02·7466
MOWSlO
Under the Service D irl'ctor~ Banner
Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week
For Only $3~ per week (4week minimum)
Ccill lorraine at (949) 57 4-4245
1413 Garal
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W8 auY ISTA1T.S
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OrJSIGtJr.mas
1-800-CHNllTY• Donate
your nhlCle dwtctly to
the orl11t\1I. nellonan~
acclaimed Chat ity Cers. 100~ charity •I" e
used car deater/f11nd· r-I llOO CHARITY (I
900 2'2 7•19)
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(CAl•SCAN)
..,....W ..... /Drt-AlmOttd color cas drJ«.
7 Ylf' old $400/botl! ........ .Ott4
All CASH CANOY Route.
0o 'OU Utn S800 1n I day Yow own local
undy route Includes lO
~ and c•ndy All
lor $9.995 l 800-998-
VENO. (CAl. •SCAN)
SI 00 STORES. Complete
tuu••1 fyom $45,900
1 800·129 29'15
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open inc soon .
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UT-SUM 1-4
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views! 4br 2.Sl!,1
3 decks. 2 car attech
car Sl,J9S.OOO
Jofln Farrow
R1M111 949-322--0932
llUffS SPAOOUS I·
fltAN lBr FR, mHI• on
main lenl. pr iced to sell
$599,000 949 219 2414
~u•n. n.,
pied home close to
Fash 111. school\ &
=mr1 !149-640 5399
RESORT/
VACATION PDERTY
FORUl.E
l.wwll S...... w/lul Sile
kotchen a. b.tlh. pY'I tnll
and bact. INhO. So of Pch
$900/mo 949. 5.13 5315
2H II.A Af'T
Ov11 I ca1 &If, wdhkups.
no pets $1 750/mo c•ll
wkclalfS 9ot9 11&.l 1390 2iW 2'e ;;;;&;, Inc. wd
Ip. lg p8llCI w/,.u 2 car
aar No smt., ~m pet at.
Sl975/mo 949 73S-4825 ..
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sUy. dlocar9Dr Plftid
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quires that contrac·
tors takina Jobs that
total $500 or more
(labor or materials)
be ljccmsed by the
Contract ors Stal•
QMe Board. State
law also requires that
contr1clor s include
tJlelr license number
on aU advortlsln1-Y °"
can check UM sb1tus
of ~our licensed
contrac t o r a t
www.ctlb.ca .s.ov or
800·32l-CSL8., Unft·
censed contractor•
takln1 Jobs that
to1al leu 1t111n S500
must state in their
advartlsemenb that
llley ar• not licansed
by the Contractors
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Carpentry
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Custom Butft·ins, Crown
Moldinp, Base Boards
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~CAltl'lY~CAIJ'lY~
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Courteous. any size 11>bs ==0205 • c_,,.,. ... lepotn •
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62 ·--noldear 63 Edible IOOI 64 Ff. holy wooian
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Bridge
By CHARLES GOREN
wlth OMAA SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH ' .
,-....
AN8WRR8 TO WEEKLY 8RIDGE QUIZ
0 I • As South. vul1ltr11ble, yoo
hold:
•AJ5 (l ~Q83 o QJ7 •K U
The l>lddiaa has orocccdod: • .. ,,...
SOt.n'U Wf.S'I' NOR11J -· INT ,_ l• Pa9 l t;> .._ 3~ ....
f What action do you lllk(l7
A • The answer I~ the $lll1lC whether your n<Hrump range is 16-18 Of IS-
17. If the f ()mlel. YOU ha~'e II dead miolmum no-uump ope~ so }'OU mu~ reject North's lovitm.ion. If tbe J.1141c;r. whicre you 11fC In the middle of
your .range. ii beoomes a judgmeot •
call. Willi a n11. hand and substanl.ial
secondary vallb, po.~s is the f)l'Wdcnt
choice.
Q 2 • Bodi vulnerable, you hold.
• AQ6S4 \1 \W o KJ9J •AKJ2
Partner opens the bidding with one
licun.. Whal do you respond'/
A • Yoo certainly have the ~ hand
Ut the table, bol where are ¥OU going
to play? Yoo might occd 1111 the room
you can muster to find the right spot
Your band does noe meet cilhcr of
lhc rcqulrcmcms for 11 jump shili: a
long, self-sufficicnc §Ult or a good
suit with 11 lit for partner. Respond
one~.
•965 'K Q6 83 •A,.1 7 62
The bidding ha.~ proceeded:.
SOUTH WFST NORTH £AST PMs i>iL'lll I .._
Whal do you bid now'!
A • First. do noc even comider two
clubs -since you are a p;ssscd
h:ind. partner 1~ allowed 10 pass. Thill
lcav~ u choice between u raii>e co
1wo beans und an invi1a1ional jump
10 three h<'l111.\. With only three trum~ and ITW'!linal high-card val-
ues. we would be contcnc with rwo hearu.. prepared 10 act <.trongly next
l>hooltl panncr make a m<,.e.
Q 4 • As Soulh, vulnerable, yuu
hold; • '
•A <;> t 4 o KI 7 6 3 l • K Q 10 2
The biddlnJt hAs ~: NOllTB· · 1tAS1" SOUTH WF.b'1'
lo I• T
What cJo you bid now? '
A • You have a hand wh.ioh coold
p~ ilam even ~te the riJdit dead minimum. 'The way co get thTs across io pertner Is to ilas1 Y(lth a •
cue4lf d Of !WO spides,. lhcJI bid ~troogly l.hcreafler. probably by
repi:ating lhc spade Cloe-bid to show fu'St·round c:Ontrol Yoor fui;t cuo-bid
was simply 11 strcngth-lihowin'g move
and did not promlse 11 control.
Q 5 • Vulnemble, you hold:
•J9 ~ Q )7'2 o AJ6 •981
Partner opcnY the bidding with one
club. Wbar do you rcspood?
A • ll i~ tempting 10 b,itl your rour-
card map, bur lhcrc as no reason
why you should want 10 declare I.he
band. We like 11 re~poose of one dia·
mood. Thar will 'till pennit your
side to locll1e a 4-4 heart fir and will
avoid playing a heaJt conrr.ict oo a 4-
J fi1 and an anemic su11.
Q 6 • Both vulnerable. a' Soolh you
hold:
• 6 · K 10 7 6 2 " 9 • Q 8 6 5 4 l
The bidding ha.o. orocecdcd:
NORTH EAST' SOUTH WESI'
la 2 ? W°!W' occion do yoo rake'?
A • While ii is tempting to double.
you will be in an uncomfortable
J!Ol>ilion should I.he opponents rescue
themselves into some diamond con·
lral.."t 11nd partner doubles. Pass. Take
the ~ acuon if you play negative
double' and, should partner double.
which is for t.akeoo1. removal to your
siA-canl club suil ~ probably the
wisest action.
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