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Kohl's·.js ·one -sto ~ tQo -many, mayor says .
During long agenda item, Robinson says 'cumulative'
·.effect of an other shopping center along Harbor
· Boulevard made her appeal Segerstroms' project.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot .-. .: • COSTA MFSA -Mayor Karen Robin-
" . : son elaborated on her reasons for ap·
-: • pealing approval of a Kohl's.department
' • • store at the Mesa Verde Center at Mon-
,.~• .. day night's City Council meeting. citing
.::-.... a "cumulative" effect.
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the council would vote on the project or
continue the item.
The project calls for a 96,000-square-
foot store that will replace the defunct
Edwards Movie Theater and Ice c.a-
pades Olalet and the Kona Lanes bowl-
ing alley, which is tentatively scheduled
to dose in June.
Robinson said that, with other Jarge-
scale shopping centers already gener-
See LAUGHS, Pa1e M
· · · · THE VERDICT
adng traffic along Harbor Boulevard,
one of her concerns was how much new
traffic this project would add.
"1bts project. when taken in isolation,
seems fine," Robinson said. ·sut when
talcing in the cumulative effect. it cre-
ates densities and Intensities that are
unacceptable."
Paul Freeman, spokesman for the
Segerstroms. who own the property,
countered that the project 1s compliant
with the city's general plan and wning.
·1 look at th.is and ask myself, 'What is
the legal basis for opposing the proj-
ec:t1'" Freeman said. ·(Robinson's) argu-
ment would be stronger if It were sup-
ported by any srudy done by (the) city's
consultanl5. They don't say anythmg
about a 'cumulauve· or significant im -
pact."
Kohl's will buy the property. which is
a t~tament to their commitment, Free-
man ha., said.
Although the pro1ect ~ short of
park.mg spaces when the Planning
Comm1~1on approved it m February. it
now oilers 14 park.mg spaces more than
the requirement, 1-reeman said. Parlc.ing
ha., been a problem in the area because
of the Paul Mitchell Salon and Academy.
whose '>tudem.'> were uverusmg residen
nal spac~ before the lily stepped m.
Kohl\ offictah had requec;1ed a con
tmuance because of two outstandmg
traffic <,tud1es. Hut Robin.,on wanted 10
vote Monday night hi!rau'>e she said
she had all the mformauon she
needed
llus was Robinson\ 1~1 wunc1l
meeung ~he will resign Aprt.I 15 to be·
come a ~upenor Coun 1udge
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa Mesa
and may be reacned at (9491 574-4221 or by
e-mail at deirdre.newman a ar1me:. com
Balboa Island's
short list of
basketball pros
MARt<C DUSTIN /DAJLYP!t.0"
Kurt Conrad, left, has purchased Mistral in Corona del Mar from Jacques De Qulllten. right. one of the owners of the restaurant.
. . .
I ran tnto George Yardley ar the doctor's
office, both of us waiting for our
regular checkup. and It reminded me
that one part of our dty has made a
signlficanr
.--------, contribution to
professional sports.
Not llW'IY places the
size or Balboa Island
can boast of having
had two nationally
known professional
athletes. Oh.
professional athletes
might congregate in
., • · ROBERT :~~~1:&!:e . -_ GARDNER The notorious Dennis
Rodman bu a home
•. on the peninsula. and a number of other
··' ' fonner professionals live in the area. but
-• • See VERDtCT, Pace M
Daily Pilot
AT A GLANCE
ON THE WEB:
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WEATHER
tt'll be • rMf nice one.
Expect eun and h6gh•
nMr lO.
S.hpA2.
SPORTS
E~t ~ .. bHebe&f
,....,, dropped. 5.()
Starting to feel Svelte
P•ul Clinton
Daily Piiot
A Newpon Beach bon
vivant has swooped in
to purchase Mistral,
with plans to reopen it
as an eclectic, contemporary
eatery called Svelte.
Kurt Conrad, a 36-year-old who
lives in the Pelican Hill area or
Newpon Coast. has pinned down
a deal with the four owners to
purchase the restaurant, a historic
landmarlt that has hosted an
eatery since the 1940s.
·The place ls a land.ma.rt.·
Conrad said. "It became available.
lt was silently marketed.·
Svelte, from the French word
meaning suave and slender, is
expected to open In July.
New restaurant will occupy site in
Corona del Mar that has long been
home to one eatery or another
The deal is expected to dose
escrow m the corning weeks. After
that development, Mistral will
close for good The Mistral
owners decided it was time to sell
Head chef Jacques De Quillien
will stay on.
De Quillien said the ownership
group decided to sell for personal
re~ns. De Qulllien and his wife.
Olga. own the restaurant with
Edward and Patricia Waters..
·We were t:hlnldng of selling.·
De Qulllien said. "We just started
negotiating (with Conrad).•
Mistral, which opened in 1997,
was the latest ITT a tring of
restaurants at the site, including
Trees. wtuch dosed in 1995, and
the Pirate's Inn.
The building''> eclectic history
also includes periods when it
served as an office and home. It
was first sold in the mid-l 920s. by
Lester and I laul Sims of Los
Angeles to Gottlieb and Anita
Schick of Huntington Beach.
The land-was sold for a ·s10
gold coin,· according to the
original deed, and included
several now-bizarre conditions. It
prohibited the building of a
•sarutanum. hospital, factol').
piggery or store bwldmg. •
The property could. however.
be used to grow vegetables, fruits
or flowers. Conrad beat out Rid
Aversano. the new owner or the
Pon Theatre. for the property
Aversano had indicated that he
would demolish the property and
use it as a pa.rldng lot for the Port.
Whlle Conrad declined to
dlsicuss the specifics of the deal,
Newpon Beach-based
CommerceWest Bank, ma :-.;ov. II
appraisal. put the property's value
at $700.000. Mistral, wtth 3.1t2
square feet, has been operatmg
with a $63,802 annual net profit.
the repon said.
Business leaders in the village
See SVElJ'E, Paa• M
Boat runs into jetty off peninsula
Owner falls in the water, leaving boat
unmanned when it collided:' Man fishing
from rubber tube comes to rescue .
Corel Wilson
Dally Piiot
BALOOA PP.NINSUtA
When Cole Lane fell ln the wa·
tu mimit before lben·
dooed 11ll>oat a"Mbld Into the
em Jetty McJnday rnoculOg.
lt wun\ a powerboat. but a
man on a rUbber lube who
carm to b racuo.
~Mondey to
vWdngl.oe~
S..PlpM
CC.. M.$0H/OM.Y
lMry Alen of Fulerti>n aoes beck to_,. Ill the Newport
hlrbor charinel lfter rescuir1c • man who 191 Off his sllboet.
wry ADeti. • IChool tNCbcr
from FuDmon, ftthlnl and
Goadni a.rOund whftl he heard
lAne'a loud c:del for help.
denta ruahed out at tNlr homel ...IMl ...... M
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AZ Tuesdly, .. 8. 2003
KIDS TALK BACK
They'll
• s1gn .. up
. The Daily Pilot went
to Andersen
Elementary School in
Newport Beach to
ask kindergartners
'What do you like
best about doing sign
language?'
"I like signing
the animals
because you
have to sign
the colors
with them:
MAX
HELMAN,'6
Newport
Beach
• 1 like signing
with the
songs
because
~ey're fun.".
JUSTIN
HANSON, 5
Newport
Beach
"I really Like it
because Mrs.
Jewell [the
teacher(is a
good signer
and we all
love her."
KEUEN
octa,&
Newport
Beach
"I like doing
the alphabet.
It's fun
~
SOLMS,5
Newport
Beach
"I like to sign
animals
because we
get to bear
some music
and do fun
thinp."
GRACE
MORGAN,6
Newport
Beach
-Interviews and photos
compil.ttl by Ouistt~ Carrillo
ON CAMPUS
-.
'1
IN THE CLASSROOM
SEAN HlllER /DAILY PILOT
Grace Morgan, 6, center, joins her kindergarten class in a sign language version of "Yellow Submarine" Thursday at Andersen Elementary School.
A sign of learning
Christine CarrUlo
Daily Pilot
G etting a group of
ldndergartners to sing in
uni.son isn't the easiest
task, but for Carol Jewell, it
wasn't enough of a challenge.
She decided that, not only wouJd
she get them to sing together, she'd
get them to sign the words as they
sang them.
"A told B, 8 told C TD meet you at
the top of the coconut tree;" Jewell's
early bird class at Andersen
Elementary School in Newport
Beach sang together as their hands
signed right along.
The students, all 10 of them, sat in
the front of Jewell's classroom on
Thursday morning. singing, readlng
and playing games -signing as
•
Andersen Elementary teachers find
that students' retention improves
when they use their hands
theywenL
"I love Mrs. Jewell's class/
6-year·old Kellen Ochi said. "I love
Mrs. Jewell's slgning. We are realty
responslble, and It's fun because we
can see our names and we can sign
our names."
While learning sign language has
increased the students' excitement
about being in the classroom and
has given them a way to re-direct
their energy, its implementation
holds a much more significant
purpose.
The students learn faster.
"I find that ... it's another avenue
to the brain," JewdJ said. "By
involving the kinesthetic learning.
they learn faster."
When they entered her classroom
for the first time, many of her
students didn't know how to read.
Now, more than halfway through the
· school year, her students have
begun to read, write and dabble in
math.
With so much for her to teach and
so much for her students to learn,
Jewell has found that using sign
language as a teaching method in
nearly ever subject or lesson plan
allows her to reach even more
SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
'I find that ... it's another
avenue to the brain. By
involving the kinesthetic
learning, they learn
faster.'
Carol.Jewell
students.
These students "ama7..e me
everyday." he said. "They are the
joy o.f my life -the joy that brings
meaniag to my life."
• IN THE Cl.ASSROOM is a weekly
feature in Yllhk:h Daily Pilot education
writer Ctmst1ne Carrillo visits a campys
in the Newport·Mesa area and writes
about her experience
The ~-MeN Unified SdK>OI Distr1ct offef8
menu cl"*-Nd'I dlly •elementary achoots..
Students may d'°°'9. veg9tlrien entr'M. The
•l•ctlon may lndude a Mlad, Mndwk:h or hot
entree. ~ lundlee are $2 eacn. Here'• what'•
being aerwd ...... WMlc:
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rofl Of taco cNlupa. jbrM .... with r9nCh dip,
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.. cheeee, .unflowW ...... fruit yogurt end
~peanuts. (•Peenut butter on "''c:ted
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lOMY
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Tue~y. A/>ftl 8, 2003 A3
Back to school
NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING PREVIEW
Ka iser Elementary
welcomes a new
principal, and he is
glad to be back on
a campus.
Chrl1tJne Carrillo
Da1lyP1lot
COS LA. MESA -Some of
his new students suggested
that he take up surfing to
really acclimate himself to
California Others exp~
their concerns about needing
more pizza days at school.
But for Stacy Holmes. it
wasn't their suggestions or
concerns that did it. Simply
interacting with students
once again was all he needed
to make his first day a great
one.
· For I lolmes, the new prin-
cipal at Kaiser FJementary
School. going bad. to school
wru. exactly what he wanted.
On Monday. that's what .he
go1.
"'Ibey were looking (for a
pnnc1pal) at the same time.
and I was looking lfor a johl.
and we just ran into each
other." said Holmes, 54, who
beat out more than 40 appli·
cants. "It's been great .... It's
the most exiting and fun job
in education.~
Stacy Holmes beat out more than 40 others to become the
new principal at Kaiser Elementary School in Costa Mesa.
perimendent of elementary jaclc-of-all-trades.
education for the Newport-"(I would say), just be
Mesa Unified School District. highly visible to parents.
"Kaiser's an excellent school teachers and It.ids, that's the
and has wonderful parent key." Harrington said. "And
support .... He'U be able to find that fine hne between
work with, refine, enhance the paper work and the peo·
and enrich what we already pie work."
have at Kaiser." Taking advantage of the
I laving served in positions California climate and the
varymg from principal to su-warm welcome from his stu-
perintendent, Holmes said he dents. Holmes had no u-ouble
hopes 10 meet those expecra-jumping right in. 1 lolmes has
lions and more. He's ready to already started to make Kai -
tackJe any challenges that lie ~r his new home, greeting
ahead. his !>tudents before the mom·
ON THE AGENDA
ZERO-TOLERANCE
REVISIONS
Having gone through a
number of revisions over the
past 13 years, the district's policy
on general student conduct
continues to cause conCenl.
School board trustees and
other district officials deaded to
give the community, staff, .
students and parents an
opportunity to review the p0licy,
which they would revisit in three
years. Those.three years have
passed, and the board will now
hear the findings.
After a series of Town I tall
meetings hosted by student
committees made up of
representatives from each
secondary school, the
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committees have compiled their
findin~ and will present them
to the board for discussion.
WHAT TO EXPECT
The board will not vote on the
is&ue. but Ls expected to review
and study the student
committee's suggested
proposals.
READ 180 READING
PROGRAM
After reviewing last spring's
reading SCOl'e§ at the middle and
high school levels, the district
decided to take steps to address
the needs of students Sll\l.ggling
with reading, Selected site and
district officials attended various
conferences and decided that
the Scholastic Company's RFAf)
180 program was the most
FYI
•WHAT: School board meeting
• WHEN: 7 p.m today
• WHERE.: 2985-A Bear St., Costa
Mesa
•INFORMATION: (71 4) 424-6000
effective method
The program will begm on a
trail basis at two m1ddle and twu
!ugh schools for the 2003-04
&ehool year. Starting Wednesday,
theR.F.ADl80Teadingprogram
will be on display at tbe Sanborn
Instructional Media Center at
the dismct offi~ .,, Cost.a Mesa. •
WHAT TO EXPECT •
The board will not vote on the
issue. The presentation is for
d1SCUS.Sion only
-Cnmpiled by ()1ristm.e Carrilll>
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With more than 30 years of
experience in education, pri-
marily on the East Coast.
I lolmes knows what he's talk·
111g about.
"Learning C.alifomia cuJ. mg bell and eating lunch with
ture and Newport-Mesa cul-them. · Federal Consumer P rotection has confinned the acc uracy of thc!>e fuel -,aving cla1rn .....
ture is quite a teaming "Education has a lot ofter-
curve," said Barbara Harring-rific thmgs that go on that
ton, who served as interim don't always ge1 passed
principal at Kalser S10ce Sep-along." he said. "It's really up
tember. "Being the educa-to people like me ... 10 make
tional leader ... there's just a sure those thtngs get passed
lot to do, so you have 10 be a along ... I'm excited."
Device may incre~e gas mileage by 22'%
"We're thrilled 10 have him.
a.nd I think it will be a won-
derful fit for Kai:.cr." said Su·
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With a simple connection to
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increa'e~ the percentage of
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m
Newport
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PUBLIC SAFETY
.. BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Fonner C.Osta Mesa
resident sentenced
A form~r Costa Mesa
resident who defrauded
inve tors in a series of oil
and gas investments was
sentenced to 30 months in
federaJ prison and or·
dered to pay a fine of $3.9
million, officials said
Monday.
Patrick Wayne Maldy, 44,
• 'who now lives in Norman.
Okla., . pleaded guilt)' in
January to one count of
mail fraud and one count of
tax evas.ion. He also admit·
ted that he solicited victims
to invest in companies,
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• Bris1ol StrNt: Petty theft
from a vehicle was reported
-i!\_the 200 block at 11:07 s.m.
Sunday.
• Elden Awnue; An auto
theft was reported in the
2400 block at 9:45 a.m.
Sunday.
•Fairview Road: Grand theft
was reported in the 2700
block at 10:37 a.m. Sunday.
• Harbor Boulevard: Petty
theft was reported in the
2100 block at 12:09 a.m.
Sunday.
• Mes. Drive and Eld•n
Avenue: Vandalism was
reported st 9:18 a.m.
Sunday.
• Newport Boulevard and
Yanguard Way: An assault
was reported at 3:44 a.m.
Sunday.
• St. Clair Street: A vehicle
burglary was reported in the
700 block at 10:19 a.m.
Sunday.
Continued from A 1
welcomed Conrad's efforu 10
.. tart another restaurant in
Corona del Mar.
"It's great to see someone
who's interesled in stimulating
the locaJ business marlce1. • said
Olip Stassel, the chainnan of
the Corona del Mar 01amber of
Commerce.
With schematic drawings in
hand. Conrad has begun
formulating the design, menu
and atmosphere of Svelle. As an
avid traveler, Conrad says he
wants it 10 incorporate elements
of "eight of my favorite cities,"
which include New Yorlc:,
London, Miami. A.-.pen and St.
Trope
The extenor has been
designed with reOective blue
gJ~. an Old World wood door,
faux concrete and field turf.
Conrad said he will expand
the restaurant's patio. open up
the !>eeond floor for VIP dinjng,
*0 Q.uality Setvicc•n
• ••Nighdy Eotenairuncnt0 •
which he told them were
Involved in the exploration,
development and produc·
tJon of oil and gas produc-
ing properties.
Prosecutors said Malay
raised more than S4 million
fro m more than 100 lnves·
tors across the country.
They said Maloy did not ln·
vest any of tbe funds, but
used them to bµy expensive
cars and vacation hom es
and beachfront properties
in Malibu and Newport
Beach.
Officials said Maloy also
used the moh~y to operate
a Ponzi scheme -using
money from new investors
to pay off old investors. Ma·
Joy operated the scheme
between 1993 and 1999. of·
ficials said.
•Yukon Avenue: Annoying
phone calls were reported In
the 3100 block at 9:28 a.m.
Sunday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• West BalbcM Boulevard
•nd 21st Street: An auto
theft was reported at 1 :39
a.m. Sunday.
• East Coast Highway.
Battery was reported in the
300 block at 7:01 p.m.
Sunday.
• West Co•st Highway. An
auto theft was reported in
the 2700 blod: at 10:17 a.m.
Sunday.
• Newport Center Drive
West: Petty theft was
reported in the 700 blodc at
1:52 p.m. Sunday.
• West Ocean Front
Vandalism on city property
was reported in the 2300
block at 3:52 p.m. Sunday.
• 43rd Street aftd Balboa
Boulevard: Battery was
reported at 3:09 a.m.
Sunday.
build a smoker\ cave and keep
lhe two distinctive trees tha1
sprouted from the palio.
I le also plans to creale a
piano-lounge reel in the bar
area and revamp the dimn~
room to mclude a long
communal table, one wall
entirely lighted by candles,
hardwood floor. and paddl'd
.,uede booths.
Conrad d~cribe!> the
reworked menu as "world
com fort food." Patrons will be
ahle to order everything from
lamb. filet mignon or fondue 10
a burger or a simple sandwich.
"I want to make it a fun,
neighborhood place," Conrad
said. "lf someone wants 10 come
m and have a
peanut-buner·and-jelly
~ndwich with their Crys1al
laperitifl, -;o be II."
• PAUL CLINTON covers the
environment, business and politics.
He may be reached at (949)
764-4330 or by e mail at
pau/. Clinton a IBt1mes.com
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NEWRORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW
ON THE AGENDA FYI
CITY HALL FACE LIFT
Scrap the whole complmt. and replace It
with a better, bigger f.tcWty that Includes a
new 6re station and a 350-space pamng
structure. The council will discuss
alternatives, but they won't t.a.ke any action
tonight.
•WHAT: Newport Beach City Council
meeting • WHEN: 7 p.m. today; study .... ion begins
. et4p.m. '11le council will hear a presentation
tonight on a subject near and dear LO their
hearts: Oty Hall. Cramped quarters for
employees, setsm.ic inadequacies and a
serious &ho~ of parldng are just a few of
shortcomin.gs prompting the question:
CLIFF DRIVE PLAYGROUND
• WHER!:.City Council chamber• al City
Hall, 3300 Newport ·Blvd.
•INFORMATION: (949) 644-3000; agendas
and staff report.a .,. evail1ble et
www.clty.Newport-beach.ca.us
Should City Hall be renovated or even
compJetely wrecked and rebuilt?
WHAT TO EXPECT
Hired consultant Grlftl.n Advisors will
presentdifl'erent scenarios for upgrading the
aging structure. Their recommendado~
Old pl~und equJpmmt that's no t
compliant with the Americans Wlth
Disabilities Act could be replaced with
newer, better equipment at OUl'Drive Pad.
:ibe councfl will consider spending $37,694 1
on new equipment.
MW TO EXPECT
which means they're expected lo approve it.
Once the city has bought the equipment.
there will still be more to pay: The city will
leek bids from companies to lnstall the
~uipmenl
It's on the councils consent calendar.
LAUGHS
Continued from Al
"It's actually the best comedy
we have in this year's festivaJ,"
Beatie said. "h's a very cute
film."
"Water Boys" is scheduled lo
be screened on Wednesday at
the Lido Thea1er.
At the other was "Red Trousers
-The life of the Hong Kong
Stuntsm en" starring Robin Shau
of "Mona! Combat" fame. Its
Sarurday screening was a big hit,
Beatie said.
VERDICT
Continued from Al
the idea of having two athlete:.
who were good enough to
become professionaJs actually
come from a place as small as
Balboa Island is r.ither amazing.
YardJey went into professional
basketball from Balboa Island by
way of Stanford. John Valleley
went into professional basketball
from Balboa Island by way of
UCLA. Neither was very tall by
today's standards, but each was
cu1 outs1anding player in high
M:hool. in coUege and in the
professional ranks.
ValJeley had the misfortune to
BOAT
Continued from Al
The 57 -year-old Lane seemed
to be hoping ll would m1~ the
jelly, Allen said.
'.:.'.fhat might have been tus
house. his home. hjs transpor-
talion." Allen srud. ·He said
AROUND TOWN
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Thursday will feature "Small
Voices" at the Udo Theater,
whJch was Philllpines' 2003 Os·
car submission for Best Foreign
Film. The film is about a small
town music teacher who enters
her students in a music contest,
giving the poverty-stricken
townsfolk hope and the spirit to
pursue and tight for their
dreams.
Also playing in Lido Theater
on Thursday will be "ln the
Name of Buddha," a film that
sends ou t a plea to the island na·
Lion of Sri Lanka, ravaged for
decades by ethnk war between
the native Sinhalese and the
play behind one of basketball's
immortals, but he still had an
outstanding professional career.
YardJey was one of I.be real
stars of the game and, for years.
an annual award was given in
his name to the area's
outstanding athlete. I don't
follow local sports much
anymore, so I'm not sure if it's
still given, but for a long ~riod,
a.t lea.st, this was the highes1
accolade for local competitors.
George Yardley was the son of
George and Dorolhy Yardley.
George Sr. was an early
contractor who became an
integraJ part of the Holstein
organiz.atioo in its development
of much of the town.
Dorothy Yardley became the
something like, 'That is all I had
was that boat.'"
Lane had been trying to pull
ttis dinghy closer 10 the 35-foot
boat when the Une s napped and
he lost his balance. Harbor Pa·
trol Sgt. Kurt Vasentine said.
There was no visible damage,
and the boat appeared to be
water-tight, but a full inspection
is needed to determine damage
TODAY
Love d\e libnry7 Come for
refreshments, socializing and
information about new programs
and resources from 11 a.m. to
noon at the Balboa, Corona del
Mar and Mariners branches. The
open houses have been planned
for National Library Week, April 6
to 12. Call (949) 717-3816 for more
information.
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Tamil settlers who came from
the Indian state of 1lunil Nadu.
The cootroverslaJ film was
banned in mdia and Sri Lanka,
but was screened In the Oslo
Film Festival in Norway.
Producers Sal George and IC.
Sharunughathas of London at·
tended the opening night of the
film festival on Thursday.
"'We're very happy to get this
opportunity to screen our film in
Newport Beach," George said.
"This mm is basically our caJJ to
all the countries and people in·
volved in the civil war in Sri
Lank.a to embrace peace in the
name of Buddha."
justly famous grand dame of the
Balboa Bay Oub. Such was her
energy and presence. my sister
Marion used to say of her.
"When I'm in the room with
Dorothy, J feel Ii.Ice she's ta.king
up all the air."
When George Ir. retired from
basketball, he took up tennis
and golf. where he shined untiJ
his knees began to act thery
too many career athletes' knees
do. He wore so many braa.-s he
looked like the 1ln Woodsman
on the court and course. and
finally he had to retire from
tenrus, as weU.
I don't know whether he's still
playing golf or whether he's now
into lawn bowUng. playing
checkers or just sitting there.
to the propeUer and steering
gear, he said.
The motor wac; still running
when the Harbor Patrol arrived.
so the sailboat probably mo·
tored itself over to the rocks.
Vasentine said. The swell made
it easy to get the boat off the
rocks.
"The sails were already up
and, I am 1ust gue!>!>ing at this
WEDNESDAY
FMvlew o.v.lopmental Centllr
hosta its annual spring boutique
from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the
Fairview Auditorium, 2501 Harbor
Blvd., Costa Mesa. There will be
more than 35 crafters to shop
from. ~II (714) 957-5188 for more
information.
WtzardMn-trefning In fourth-.
fifth. and sixth-grades are invited
to matdl wits with Hany Potter at
a scavenger hunt through the
Newport Beach Central Library
chambers at 7 p.m. Sign up at the
library'• children's desk or call
(949) 717-3800 and 1e1Ject option
No. 5. Registration is required.
A tr.. Mmfnar c:atled •Att.madve
Therapies for Asthma and
Allergies· will be hetd from 6:30
to 7:30 p.m. at Mother's Market,
225 Eaat 17th St., Costa Mesa. For
reservations, call (800)
59S-MOMS.
TlMtSOAY
Elften of Orange County'• mo9t
prominent dlefa will join
supporters of Share Our Sefves, a
local nonprofit organization, in •n
evening of fun, friendship. and
exotic tacos frorn 6 to 8 p.m. at
1560 Superior Ave. In Costa
Mesa. The cost la• $36 st the
door or advance u le. The
organization hopes to raise
$18,000 for those living in poverty
In Orange County. Call (949)
642-3451 for mq,,. !,,formation
TheCosta,... a..*>rC..W
Will begin ha.ting• monthty
Mmlnar with Chef Alexx Guevara
from Med\anbc:x of HNtth on
epedal dietary needa. The
aem4nar Is held from 1:30 to 3
p.m . Thia month'• topic la ttw
addJctive power of augarJfet and
aatt. Admluion to ttw temlNr la
free, but the sugget\..:S dona1lon
Is $2.60. Call (IM9) &46-2368, ext.
10 for fntonMtlon.
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of~ Dolt•• 7 p.m. In
the~ e.actl Centrel
Ubntry. l..UcHlt ~. owrt« of
dl9 Centerfof'Cuttom Dofls, wfll
prtNnt the.,.. Pf'001'11m, whkft
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717-3818 for more lnfonntdon.
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-Compil«J by /UM ~
Shanmughathas sald they
faced several challenges as pro-
ducers in ma.rteting the film be·
cause of its sensitive subject
matter.
Beatie said she has aJwaYl>
been impressed by the "enthusi·
asm of Asian filmmakers."
·Tuey put in a lot of work on
their story line." she said. H And
they are very dedicated to the
technique of fil.mmaking. •
• DEEPA BHARATH covers pubhc
safety and courts. She may be
reached at (949) 574-4226 or by
e-mail at
deepa bharath~iilJatimes.com
contemplating his navel, but
whatever it is, he's doing ii with
his usual competitive zeal
John Valleley also had stron.:
Balboa Island roo~ I le ~ the
son of Ronnie and Vivian
Valleley of Valleley'<> boat rental..,,
an integral part of Balboa
Island's history. After a notable
basketball career. John Valleley
became one of the first beach
vollcybalJ stars.
Balboa ls.land can be justly
proud of having given to the
sports world two men of the
caliber of George Yardley and
John Valleley.
• ROBERT GARDNER is a Corona
del Mar resident and a former
Judge His column runs Tuesdays
poinl. bu1 he w~ probably JU<,t
abour ready to lull the moror
and '>tart sailing. Vasen11ne
said. WLverything just kind of
fell backward lhere for a hltle
bit."
• CORAL WILSON 1s the news
asSts111nt and may be reached at
1949) 574-4298 or by e·ma1I at
coral wrtson °'la times com.
Plaza Garden Show. which will
feature fine foods from your
favonte South Coast Plaza
restaurants, live music and
entertainment. The event will
start at 6:30 p.m. All prooeeds
from the sale of the $40 tidtets
benefi1 the Mission San Juan
~platrano. Call 1714) 435-2113 to
buy tickets.
The~Coac:h
Foundation of Orange County will
host "Heert of Coadling:
Co-Creating e Relationship of
Trust" from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at
the Wyndhamlfotel in Costa
Mesa. A panel discussion tit.led
"Don't Do this -It's StuP'd;
Mistakes Made by Master
Coaches; will run from 5 to 6
p.m. Call (949) 717-3816 for more
infonnation.
Peni Gltfftn's "Ghost SfttW" wiU
inspire a discussion about
looking at the wortd from two
different realms a1 the
Mother-Daughter Boolt Club
meeting at 7 p.m. at the
Newport Beadl Central Library.
Call (949) 717-3816 for more
information.
Sunfofd polttlcaf ac:hoa. ~
Diamond aw, "Can the Whole
Worid Become Democratic?" at
UC Irvine's annual Edcstein
lectunt et 7 p..m. In the Sod•I
Ecology II f>oilding, room 1304.
The tectu1'9 ls free and open to the
public. Cell (949) 824-2904 for
more Information.
f'RIOAY
Comel law~ .,.,..a.,,
David Wlppman dellv.,.. his
sympo&fum "'TM lWo NK:iea of
th• lntem.tlonal Crimtnel Cour\"
n pert of a teries at UC lrviM
celled "Prosec:utlng P9f'petntort:
lm..-natfonal Accountability for
War Cri~ end Human Rfgtrta
~-.Held In Social Sdence
Plaza 8, room 1208 at noon; the
ewntl•frM.
Tuesday Act' 8. 20<. 3 A5
FORUM
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COMMUNITY
COMMENTARY
Costa Mesa
needs to
rethink its
grants
Recently. there has been much
discussion about redevelopment and
how to improve the Westside. If
redevelopment is put on hold, or USt.>d
partially or not at all, it begs a question:
What wiU we do in its place? I will be
presenting some options such as reduced
fees to provide incentive for improvement
and mixed-use wning options, to name
ALLAN
MANSOOR
just two. But what can
be done right now'?
Even with
redevelopment. the first
thing to happen on the
Westside should be
major infrastructure
repair. For the WesLc;ide
those issues are
drainage. put ting
utilities underground
and street repair.
We have major
Oooding issues there
that need to be
addressed The cuy ~ now preparing a
repon called the m~ter plan or drainage to
give us guidelines on what needs to be
done. The next question is: How are we
>::oing to pay for it?
Redevelopment will provide some fund'>.
but not for quite some time. That leaves
grant funding and our own generaJ fund.
TI1e cost of the project will be extremety
expensive and will require numerow.
funding sources. One additional source of
fundmg is Community Development Block
Grant'>. Tius year. we have received almost
SI 7 m1Uion. That's a lot or potential for
improvement.
Of the total amoun1. 15% may be used
for public service grant-.. and a maximum
of 20% may be used for administration. We
have been neglecting the Westside for too
long. and 11 shows in our streets and related
infrru.tructure. Of the 15% in public service
funds, our City Council used 10 require that
51 % be used for hom eless services.. We now
require thal 40% be used for this service.
Our seniors mus1 share the remaining
60% Wlth youth and disabled categones. In
01her words, our seniors are getting abou1
half a'> much as homeless programs.
rtus year as part of our repon we got a
breakdown regarding crime al facilities !hat
rec('ive your federal lax dollars. Many of the
locauon'i had pages of numerous calls for
police -.ervices such as parole violations.
di.-.1urbances, suspicious activity, grand
theft. city code violations, keeping the
peace. vandalism/graffiti. burglary, petty
thef1, drunkennes..s m public, warran1
arrec;ts, medical aid. disobeying court
orders. drug offenses. forgery. towed
vehicle'i. fire, runaways. sexual battery,
vehicle burglary, trespassing. assault,
unlicensed driver, injury accident. assault
with a deadly weapon. robbery, towed
vehicles. child neglect/abuse, narcotics
posses.sion. missing person, annoying
phone calls, disorderly conduct. driving
under the inOuence, traffic violations,
recmiered stolen vehicles. etc.
This is an incredible co t in terms of law
enforcem ent for you. the tupayer.
Many of these locations had nwnerous
anstances of these types of incidents. I don't
believe our seniors are committing these
crimes. We should make funding for
seniors and infrastructure a bigger priority
in our community.
It ls not mandatory that we spend your
tax dollars on public service grants. I
suggest that concerned people in the
community get the reports on this and read
it for themselves..
Some of the scoring ,.ystmi,, that the
Redevelopment and Residential
Rehabilitation Committee uses also need to
be reviewed before the next fund.Ing period
begins. As an example, one group asbd for
$14.000 and bad a score of66.5. It recefved
$13.000.
Compare that to the Costa Mesa Senior
Corp., whJch asked for $15,000 and also bad
a score of 66.S. It only~ $5,000.
Another exampl ls one group that aab!d
for S 15,000 and had a score of 67 .8. It got
$13,000.
C.Ompare that to Senior Meals and
Servicet. whk:h aabd for $13,195 and had•
higher score of 89.3. It got $10,000. .
It ls dme (or tbb council to develop a
new oorwolldated plan ~ulred by U.S.
[)q>ar1ment of Houalog and Urban
lleYdopme:nt that wW mole accwately
comply wtth one of the national dtrec:t:n.s
of HUD: the elimination of tlum and bHght.
Public terVtce orp.nlzattOrw are bett run by
lbe prittt eectot with pmate, 6JndL This
way. dM)' more .ccurarely rdec:t the Medi
Of the community from within and wfth
better~· and HC'CM'"l8b0iry.
• ALLAN~lileC.-. ~ CltY
CoundlrNn.
MAILBAG
The glow of the hghts sets the mood for opening night last October of South Coast Repertory's new theater in Costa Mesa.
Segerslroms have brought tons of
fun to CoMa Mesa
I've been reading in the Daily Pilot about a few
people in co .. ta Mesa who are aCCU!otng the
Segerstrom Co. of taking the la'>t bit or
entertainmt'nt out o f thh fine city.
That'o; quilt: a bold statt"ment cons1denng the
following:
Who put the ~uth Coast Repertory Theater
and Orange County Performing Ans Center on the
map in Co-;1a Mesa? Who plans for a world-class
concen hall and museum in Costa Mesa? Why 1~ it
only the Segerstroms' responsibility to provide the
city wtth a M> called better quaJity of life?
Furthermore. why wasn't the Target Cenler, the
Home Depot Center (which tore down a theater).
1he Kmart Center or any cen1er aJong 17th Streel
required to provide entertainmen t? All of those
pieces of property are by far larger than Mesa
Verde Center.
I think it's ume to stop pumng all or !he city'<;
shortcoming. on the Segerstrom Co. Its leadeM
have done a tremendous job in giving back 10 this
community. Maybe it's time for the city to focus 11!>
attention on i.omeone else.
JIMMtU.ER
Costa Mesa
Plenty of room in Triangle Square
for a skate park
Ln a recen1 commentary. Planning
Commissioner Kalrina Foley rejected the
proposal for a community recreation facil11y at
Mesa Verde Center. Her views may be accurate
-she typically does her homework on 1hese
issues -but the problem remains.
I propose that tonsideration be given IO
creating a reca:eation center, including the long
overdue skate park.. in the lower level of Triangle
Square. lliis venue has failed several times as a
market and the lnstallation of a recreation
facility in the bowels of the square may be JUSt
what is necessary to save the entire locauon
from becoming a ghost town.
The location seem s perfect for a skate park.. It
Is close to public transportation. The location in
1he lower level ii. safe from traffic and will not
disturb neighbors because of noise tha1 might
be genera1ed by e nthusiastic skaters. There 1s
plenty of parking a1 the square and a recreation
venue would aJmoM certainly attrac1 more
busine-. ... es to the square 10 filJ the many. many
emply <,to re fronls.
Existing businesses -the Edwards Theaters.
Virgin Megastore. Nilc.eTown, the Gap -would
certainly benefit from increased traffic Oow.
Who knows. With the p roximity of the Barnes
and Noble Booksellers. some of those sk.a1ers
may actually stop in to browse for books
It seems 10 me thal this locauon could be the
perfect h ome of one of those 2.6 ska1e parks the
city officiaJs seem to feel are necessary rn th.ts
community to m ee1 the growing recreallonaJ
need'> or our children.
It\ worth a look.
GEOFF WEST
Custa Mesa
Spare Kona Lanes, build Kohl's over
Trinity Cluistian Center
So many serious problems in our ht tie burg
I have the perfect solu1ion for a few or them in
one broad stroke (with help from my neighbor).
Put Kohl's where the Trinity Cllristian Center
complex is. and leave Kona Lanes alone. with
one caveal.
People. quil complaining that the bowling
alley 1s being tom down when you probably
haven't been there in years. tr you wan I 10 save
the place, go have dinner al Haus or Pizza on a
Friday night. followed by bowling and karaoke at
Kon a.
MIKEMCNIFF
Costa Mesa
State budget cuts harsher for
community colleges
As an Orange County resident, I am
despondent that Gov. Gray Davis h as propo~
staggeringly disproponionaJ cuts to the budgels
of the state's 108 community colleges. These
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Simple change is Kona Lanes ' end
• EDITOR'S NOTE; The Costa Meta City Council
wn echeduled to diacuas the Pl•nning
CommluJon'• epprov•I of• Kohl's de~rtment
stOfe to 1'9J)fece Kooa Lanae et Monday's council
"'"11ng.
A s the tenant and operator of IC'.«>na lanes at
Mesa \fade Center since 1980, my famOy
and I wlsll to exprea our deep
ap]>ftdat.ioo for the patronage or our loyal
customm during OW' long history ac this kx:adon.
We a.re allo pleued tha• many people~ fond
memorlet of houn pas.ted hel'e ln eadJer. more
vibrant t.imea; Rq:rettably, boweva. Kona Lana
WW dote lts doon this SUJlUTI«, due to the
ecooomk: reality or our tuation. regarcne. or
whether or not the Aannlnc OXnmlalioa'
approval of Kohl OYatUmod by the Oty
C.oundL
lwouldallo toW.etbe~' • ~atArwma)or~llill~
~In recent stories Gld )eftin IDlbe
otWlp9pClr. It It dear to me that tome drj
pllnnen. eJ OlBdalll and ~.,.DOC
11W11N ol the uue r. rcce that (UIUtJI the fun.an of
Xon.llAnel.
Wr.,. DO( mcud. ~.. If
•
cuts would '>l'\l'rely impede thl' ahthty ot our
local crown JCWel of the 'Y\lem -Orangt• ( llJ'I
CoUege -to keep its door'> open to 'tudt•nt'
and provide them wtth the i,upporl lht•\ r11·t'd 10
succeed. A-. things stand .it 1he moment ()( l
expects to l u1 a minimum of 1.000 cour .. t
\ection-, from tis 2003-04 dcaJem1t -.dlt'dult· All
'>rodents wtll be harmed in some \l\a\ b\ 1ht•..,e
cuts
As chief execuuve officer ol Hdlboa
Instrument-.. I k.now ho\11. vttal tommunit't
colleges are to maintaining the quaJny of hit M'
enjoy in Orange County O< t ha\ been 1hc
gateway 10 higher education dnd bellt'r pavm~
JObs for more than one m11J1un count\ rt'-.1d1•nl'>
over the pru.l 55 years. It\ an ec;.,enual n·'otll'te
for providing local businesse., "'1th the .,k1llt-d
workers tliey need 10 compett· in our ne\11., global
econom y.
The governor's proposed lti·month. SI b11lmn
CUI to community coUeges far t'xceed.,
percentage·w1se, budget cut'> laced b\ tht· otlwr
educational segments in the ... 1a1e Al 1h1, 11mt· of
economic uncertam1y. tha1 cul Wlll exat t ,1
devastaung blow on retram1ng 1he unemployNJ
(and underemployed). prepanng fu1ure heahh
care workers and polJce officer<. and prO\ 1ding
access 10 the slates four· year in-.111uttono,
through community college lran<,fer program'>
At the same 11me. Davts' propo<>al to ennt•a.,e
community college turnon by more than I 00'1
wiU not offset by one dime cut' tha1 will be
made to OCCc; budget. Es.<,en11ally. local
commuruty college student'> will be d'>ked to pa.,:
more for le'>s. They LI be in1rodu(ed 10 de'-rea-.ed
services. fewer classes and le,., oppor1un11v
Decision-makers in Sacramento will bt' a-. ... t'd
to make man} difficult dec1s1on" dunnK th1.,
budget process As they do. I hope they II
consider 1he impact these lUI'> will ha""' on
students enroUed in Cal1fom1a\ large .. 1 W( tor of
higher education ~ cummuntty college<o.
Legislators mus1 ensure tha1 a d1spropor11onate
burden does not fall to community college
students. If educauonal opportumues at C'K <
disappear. every comm unit) 1 n Orange l ountv
will be severely impacted
DAW>CUHE
Newport Reach
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"I've seen us come back many
times. so it was only a matter
of us getting into a groove."
1\'acey Hehnt, Estancia boys votleyball
coach
M Tuesday, ~ 8, 2003 Sports Ec1tor Roger Carlson • (94915744223 • Sporil Fu: (949165(}()170 -
HIGH ·scHOOL BASEBALL
Eagl~s' shutoµt
loSs 'incites
coach's wrath
Estancia Coach Jon Green
isn't pleas_ed with squad's
effort Monday following
5-0 nonleague loss to
visiting Los Amigos.
.Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
COSfA MFSA -There was some-
thing different about Fstancia High's loss
in ~ Monday. For the Eagles. loss
No. 9 of the 2003 season proved to be
more about a challenge than the usual
type of setback the team has suffered in
the campaign.
Jon Green, Estancia's first-year coach.
was, to put it mildly, not pleased with h1s
players' performance in a 5-0 nonleague
loss to visiting Los Amigos. Green was
impressed with sophomore pitcher Ryan
Gleason, who ended up being the lone
bright spot in the loss, Green said.
shouldn't let [Los Amigos) beat them by
five runs.~
The Lobos (5-7), coached by former
E.rumcia assistant Dave Austin, scored
three runs (two unearned) in the first in-
ning to gain the
early advantage.
SCOAEBOMD Los Amigos scored
two runs with two e out. but Gleason
eventually settled
down. I le allowed
five hits and be
struck out five. JeSus Muniz. the
Los Amigos 5 Lobos' pitcher who
Estancia o is also a sopho-
more. picked up his
second win of the
season and completed his best outing.
thus far. Austin said. Muniz allowed five
bits and struck out six, facing five batters
above the minimum on 89 pitches.
EYE OPENER
imtyA Pik>t Ill
SporU Hal al Faine
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Aft~ 14 honotet
TODD KATOVSICH
Dally Pilot
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MOur guys were not mentalty into the
game.· the Eagles' coach said. Mlt's been
a problem for us this seru.on. We're 3-9
and we have the talent where we should
have at least seven or eight wins.
"This was, by far, his best outing/ said
Austin, a Costa Mesa alumnus. Ml
thought both pitchers did well. ffstan-
cial struggled a bit, defensivety. We just
played a little bener defense than they
did."
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Estanc1a's Eric Scheafer connects for a base hrt up the middle against Los Arrngos pitcher Jesus Muniz.
Mil's a young team. We're only going to
get bener. I know I'm not going to let up
in practice.1-fopefully the le.ids will figure
it out that they do have the talent and
Austin also said Estancia and Los Ami-
gos are similar, and that's why the game
came down to defense, contrary to the
last time the two teams met March 19 at
Los Amigos. That's where the Lobos de-
feated Estancia, I I -5. and the F.agl~ pro·
duced 10 hits.
This time around, f.stancia had five
hits. ye1 held the Lobos to five runs.
thanks in most part to Gleason, who also
delivered a two-out double in the bot-
tom of the seventh inning But he was
left stranded.
In the fifth inning. the Eagl~ left two
runners on, as juniors Jose Jauregui and
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Eagles set for showdown
Estancia tops
Saddleback in four with
battle for first looming
Wednesday.
Barry Faulkner
Da1lyP1lot
COSTA MESA -Maybe it was the
Monday blues or the anticipation of a
first-place showdown two days later.
Perhaps the law of averages and,
surely, visiting Saddleback High, had
something to do with it
Whatever the reason. the f.stancia
boys volleyball team recorded a less-
than-memorable 15-9, 6-15. 15-4,
15-3 Golden West League victory
Monday.
But with defending league cham-
pion Ocean View set to invade
Wednesday at approximately 4:30
p.m., purging
the memory of
Monday's tri-SCOAEBOMD
umph may
serve the Eagles
well.
"1lus couJd
be a good
thing." Estancia
Coach ltacey
Heims said of Saddleback ,
the uneventful Estancia 3
triumph. the
first time tbis
season the Eagles (12-2, 5-0 in
league) did not sweep a league foe.
·rm sure the guys will be very serious
at (today's) practice. I think we'll be
focused for Wednesday.·
Focus was obviousty tleeting early
ln the first two games againat the
Roadrunners, who seized a 7-0 ad-
vantage ln the first and second game.
After a Heims timeout, the Eagles
were able to rally ln the opening
game, scoring the last 11 points to,
apparently shake whatever doldrums
they poaessed.
But there was no timeout after fall-
ing behJnd, 7-0, ln the second game
and there wasn't much of a come-
back. dtber. The Eagt~ did manace
to get wfthin 9-6, but the RoadlUn-
ners (3-7, 2--1), whom &tanda had
bandied. 15-8, 15-8, 15-6, ln tbdr first
JeagUe ~March 20, 8COred the
final ab s><>fnts to even the match and
end &tandl.'s lt1'elk of 16 .craigbt
Golden West League pme vtctori
con:iln8 over from iM Paci6c
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DON LEACH I OAll.Y Pl.OT
Estancia's Kris Hartwell goes up high for quick loll as Saddleback's Jay Campos goes for the block.
Coast League.
"This ls a team that fights back/
Heims said of her Eagles. •I've seen
us come back many times, so it was
only a matter of us getting into a
groove:
The Eagles' Oow was also affected,
Heims said, by the absence of senior
middle blocker Jess Hellmich. who
rolled his ankle playing soccer over
the weekend and was unavailable
Monday.
Heims said 6-foot...f freshman mid·
dle btOcker Dal1u Kopp was able to
gain more valuable experience wlth
Hellmlch sitting this one out, but she
would obviously prefer to have one of
the team'• two nJors back In action
Wednesday. Helml wu. however, un·
sure whetha Hellmich could recoYet
--
ln time to compete agaimt Ocean
View.
lf there was anyone who picked up
the slac.lc Monday, It was Bstancfa'a
6-2 junior outside hitter ICtls Hart-
well, who art\used a match-high 21
kills by hammering over Saddlebac:t
blockers. worlclng angles to ftnd boles
ln the defense. and mixing ln a vari-
ety of off·lpeed shots and dps to
cany the P.aglea' offens.M load.
Sophomote setter Trevor Holmes
also utilized junior opposite Josh Xor •
oegay (seven kills), junior outlide hJt·
ter Brad lanen (seven) and junior
mJddle blocker Scott ~ (lbO 10
oven:ome a much smaller SlddJe·
back unit.
Holmoe added !our t:A hit own
and alJo bad two atuff blocb. ~
t
Sanby led the Eagle3 with three stuff
blocb and Larsen chJpped tn a team·
high three aces.
Kopp finished with two stuff
blocks, while aeolor Outoe Diaz and
junior Taylor Hankins helped out
with p&Sllng in the back row.
ffdms. having obviously seen
many stronger perfonnances by her
te.m, paused briefly when asked to
pzaent the poaldw:t from '4onday's
win. She acblowledged Hanwell'•
productive ofl'ensive performance,
but al.lo did not dodge the assertion
that her team came out tJAL
"We try to avoid Wing thinp for
grarlt~... Heinii la.Id. "But, having
blawl th.la team tn three ~ea al·
... YOU.EYIALL. , ... A7
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Ivan Paz coUec·ted base hm •. JWlior Eric
Schaefer alt;0 smgled. I I.is base hit came
m the third mrung and was the F.agles'
S.. EAGLES, Pase A8
HONORS
Klemm
collects
accolade
UC Irvine outfielder
selected Player of the
Week after hitting .462.
UC lrvme M!nior outfielder Oms
Klemm was ..elected Bag West Player of
the Week. after helpmg UC Levine to its
first baseball series win m a month.
The Anteater outfielder baned .462 (6
for 13) wtth three runs scored and three
RBis, including a home run during the
week.. In the rubber match on Sunday
against UC Sanra Barbara. Klemm went
2 for 4 with rwo runs scored and three
RBis, includmg a two-run homer in
UCl's 6-4 victory.
Klemm had two hits m each of the
three games he played and he leads the
Anteaters with a .350 baning average.
He also leads the team in hits (42), tri-
ples (four) and home runs (three). He is
the second Anteater to earn the honor
this season.
Hlushchanka,
Dittenbir are
singled out
1Wo standours ln womens sports
have been chosen for Uon of the Week
at Vanguard University.
The most recent. Olga Hl:usbcbanka,
continues unbeaten in singles In
women's singles. has rolled up an 18-0
record to help the Uons' women's tennis
team move to No. 13 In NAIA rankingl. •
Only one player has taken her to three
sets th.ls year, and that was Anna Sieczka
of Point Loma Nazarene.
in doubles action, ahe had teamed up
with Alena Votavova to rack up a 14-3
record.
Hlusbcbanb ls a 1e>phomore transfer ,
from North Greenftdd College. :
A week earlier, Robbin Olttenbir from •
the NAIA National Basketball ClwnpJ· :
onshlps' Pinal Four, wu tabbed for her :
petfonnances, including 48 point.I, 37 •
rebounds ·and J8 aulsts In the COW''"" pm toumarnenL achedule. ..
A 1e>phomom, she helped the Uoos:
make It through the 8nt two tounda for•
the flnt time In f1YO appeannc:es, and
then di1med • one-pc>lnt vld.oty In the•
qUarterflnal. : ...
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SPORTS
Estanc1a's Josh Kornegay rips one through Saddleback defenders Robert Tran (left) and Edwin Pena for a kill in Monday's victory.
VOLLEYBALL
Continued from A6
ready this year .. . maybe ~ felt
like we had a big advantage (Mon-
day). C!>pecially playing at home."
The F.agl~ M.>i7.ed a 3-0 edge in
the third game. Lhen. after Saddle-
back closed to within one, scored
I 0 straight points to firmly estab-
lish command
1 lartwell banging away outside,
and Sankey. mixing the quick at-
tack with an occasional back slide.
had five and four lcills, respec-
tively, to help Lhe hosts close out
BRIEFS
the third game.
Estancia opened a 9-0 cushion
m the fourth game, then an-
swered three straight Roadrunner
points with six of its own to dose
it out and move on to Wednes-
day's anticipated showdown.
Saddleback Coach Sue Gregory.
having played both Estancia and
Sea Kings remain unbeaten in PCL golf
•GOLF: ·The Corona del Mar
I ligh boys golf learn preserved 1~
perfect Pacifil C..oa.\l League re -
c.:ord Monday a'> the defending
PCI. champion defeated host
Northwood, 196 224, at Oak
Creek Golf qui> in Irvine.
Alex Oukovaru, Nick Sherman,
Brad Cllam~rhn and Tim Froh-
ling alJ '>hot :i-ovcr-par 39 for the
Sea Kings. one shot back or
Northwood mcdaUst Brian Kim.
7~ck Rabinovich rnrded a 40 for
lhe winner... who improVl'd to
8-3, 6 0 in ledgut'. Northwood
feD to 3-3 in league.
Foothill downs Sailors
• GOLF: l he Newport I lar·
bor High boys golf team lost a
Sea View League match to Foot·
hill, 191 -205, as two Sailors shot
4 over par 36 at Tustin Ranch
<~olf Oub Monday.
Sophomorl' Davi!> Pemstein
and juruor Michael Benvenuti
each o,hot 40, while !>ophomore
Brandon ~owcr" wa\ at 41. and
1unior DJvid Mot\l"hl'nbachl'r
and senior Garrett Whitfield
both larded 42 rhe Sailors
dropped to 4-6. 2-3 in league,
while Foothill improved to 4-2
1n league.
Eagles· Rosete shines
•TRACK AND FIELD: Est an
cia 1 ligh senior Diana Rosete
won the 3,200 meters to pace
Eagles' track and field competi
tors in the Cerritos Invitational
Saturday at Gahr High.
Rosete finished in 11 :36.06.
She aJso placed fifth m the
1,600 with a time of 5.33.
Senior Ludi VaJde1. sixth 111
the 300 hurdles in 51.5. wru. the
only other Estancia runner to
place.
SeveraJ Eagles posted per
sonaJ records, including: Lrica
Pliete7 (28.9 in the 200); VaJde1
(I :04 in the 400); Fatima Carras-
co (2:47.0 in the 600); and Crye;
taJ Rincon (6:07.8 in the 1.600).
Hornets defeat Pirates
•SOFTBALL: FuJlerton Col
lege leadoff hitter Cehna Rubal
caJba 1111 a home run to open
the game Monday and spark
the visiting Hornets to a I 0-I
ROWING
OCC crew finishes fourth
Pirates~ varsity eight
leads early in San
Diego regatta, but
overtaken down
stretch.
The Orange Coast CoUege var-"'IY eight finished fourth in the
Men's Cal Cup FinaJ Sunday in
the San Diego Crew Oas.sic on
Mission Bay.
The crew consisting of Nldc:
O'Antoni, Tom Redouty, Ollis
Lentini, John Zeiser. Wes Temple.
Oscar C.orrea. zack Papas, Ryan
Costelloe and coxswain Ashley
Thomas, led the first 1,500 me-
ters or the 2,000-meter course,
but was overtaken by Gonzaga.
U. Mas,, and Minne.ota ln the
six-boat championship final.
OCC finished in 6:21.74 Gon-
zaga's winning time was fr 1.67.
OCC won the novice eight
consolation final and was fourth
111 the men's open eight consola-
tion fin.al.
The novice boat. which fin-
ished in 6:21.84, included Fred
Fielding, Rtw McShane, J.E. f.8-
er. Jake Carr. Jeff Vreeland. Matt
Olapman. Danny John.son, Brian
Moran and coxswain Matt
Pooley
The men's open eight included
Wtll Harris, Steve Egner, Nolan
Rousset. Nate Blodgett, Tun C.ar-
penter, 'Ibby Wacker, Erik Oark,
Marty Schibler and cox.swain Re-
bekah Angulo. It finished in
6:33.58.
OCC and UC Irvine will visit
Long Beach for a regatta Satur-
day.
'
Orange l-mp1re Conference
o,oftball victory over Orange
Coai.t.
The Pirate!> (9-IJ. 4-9 m the
OECJ ucd 11 with a run in the
bottom of the first mmng, when
f;milce B<H.hford reached on an
error with two out:. and :.cored
on a wild pitch. .
Fullerton (27 9, 9-:il. how-
ever, sent I 0 batteri. to the plate
1n the second. scoring four
run'), then added two more
runo; in the third. ace reliever
Tarah !>ockerson retired the
llornets m order in the fourth,
but fullerton i.cored three more
runs in the fifth and held down
the Bucs as 1t invoiced the five-
mnmg, eight-run m ercy rule.
OCC.. catcher Kelly <iharum had
two hits.
OftAHGE EMPtR£ CONFERENCE
Fullerton 10, o ... nve Coast ,
Score by Innings Fullenon 142 03 10 13 3 Coast 100 oo 1 4 3
N111 and Gonzalez. Mathes and
Sharum W -N111, 22 ti L Mathes
28 M an1nl'l <fl 38 Bullard (Fl
HR Rubalcolba (Fl
SCHEDULE
~y .....
College f>epperd1ne et UC Irvine. 7 p m ;
Vangullfd Unt11tlfl4ty at Cal ~st. J pm
Community college Orange Co8SI 81
IMne Valley, 2 p m
High ldlOOI -Corona di!! M er at
Unfv9rllty. 3 1 S p m . Newpot1 Harbol' at
A119oN~ 3 1Spm
Softbel
College Va~d UnlV9rSftY 81 The. Mncet'a, doo~r 11 30 • m
High ldlOOI C:O.ona del Mar 81 l.agona
Beedl. 3 15 p m , AJ190 NIQUel at
Newport Harbof. 3 30 p.m WMn.v at ~HrH,31Spm ,....
High echool boys Laguna Htlla • Newpoft Haltlot. S 45 p m Corona del
Mar• uni...,...,, s 30 p m • Sege Hill .t c.p.c,.no Valley Chnstran. 4 p m ....
Coltege men Wnlmont 81 Vanguard Unlven.1y, 2 p.m
Community college men and women -0r..-. Empife Contetenoe Finals at
Balboa Bay Club~ Club
High ldlOOI boys -Newpoft Harbor 81
FoOtNll, 3 p.m.; Saddlebedi 81 Emnaa, 3
p.m .; Oicford ~ 11t Sege Hill, 3:15
~· """""• High .:hool boys and glrie -Sege Hill .r Loe Nnigoe. 3:16 p.m.
Golf
Oollege women -UC IMne at~ Cl-1e. Sunbfooll GC. St. George.
Ocean View t.tus year, c,a1d before
the match that ')he viewt-d them
as being evenly matched
"It shouJd be a good match
Wednel>day," Gregory '>Clld.
Estanc1a's Carlos Diaz dig~ a ball to keep a long rally allve 1n .
second game against Saddlebac~ The Eagles won in four
UC Irvine Baseball
UCI vs. Cal State Long Beach
Three game series
Friday, April 11, 7 p.m.
Saturday, April 11, 6 p.m.
rumbler Glnaway • first SOO people in .ctaed•cc will recdvc
• fre• tlllftblcr spomoHd by Waldngtow -......1.
Sunday, April 13, 1 p.m.
Streu -Ghuway -first 500 people hi ..etenet.ncc wil
receive • free stress bllll sponsor.ct by South County Bank.
Alumni Day -_, lllCl8bcn of die UC Irvine Alumni Assodadon
showtnt his/her c.d wll rudvc two free ddlcts.
IUds gd llt lfH $1 on 1111 S.ndlq f'lllJU
• • UC Irvine
Men's· Volleyball
ua vs. Padflc, Friday, April 11, 7 p.111.
ua vs. Stanford, Saturday, April 11, 7 p.m.
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Al luesctlY. Aprt 8, 2003 S PORTS
EAGLES
Continued from A6
first hit, as Muniz retired the first
e~t batters, three on strikeouts.
"We're prepared for every
game,• Green 18ld. "We have
great pracdces. 1 wish the par-
ents could come out to the pra<:·
tic;es io see what we can be all
about But. when It comes to the
.-~ I don't mow, no one
grabs lhe bull by the horns. No
one really seems to enjoy the
battles.
•And . it's not about just one
' player,· he continued. "It's a
. team game. It's like .the Angels.
The¥ kids live about 15 miles
away from the blueprint or what
it qlbs to win. But they haven't
seemed to get ft. In the t.hiee
wins we do have, that's what they
did. They played like a team."
The Lobos scored two more
runs m d\e fifth inning. Los AmJ-
gos junior Adam Sebrasky was
hit by a pitch to tart the lMlng.
Then after a groundout, senior
P.llas &teban singled. Wlth two
out. senior Jose Cardena came
up with a two-run double,
putting the finishing touches on
the wtn for the I.obos.
In addition to GJeason, F.stan·
da sophomore third baseman
Greg Hughes and Paz. the P.agjes'
shortstop, also produced a rew
key defensive plays. Hughes had
three assists, including one in
which he reacted quickly to a
ha.rd-hit ball he stopped with his
glove. The ball dropped, yet h«f
picked It up in, time to m*8 the
throw to ftrst in the second In·
ning.
Pu. deftly gloved a groundball
in the third inning and made
the throw to first to end the lo·
ning, and be also gathered ln a
line drive to end the seventh In·
ning.
"We'll find a way to tum it
around." Green said. ·1 welcome
the challenge. 111 be here every-
day for practice; from the time
when the end-of-the-school-day
bell rings to the end of practice." .
Noni•••
Los Amtgos 6~Esbnda 0 Scoritby LA 300 020 -551
E.11ancl1 000 000 0 -0 5 3
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Estancia third baseman Greg Hughes knocks down a fine drive, before firmg to first for the out m the •
Eag1es1 5-0 k>ss Monday to Los Amigos.
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The tollowlna petson'
ar,. dolna bu~iness n
01slnll by M1cha111
l•mes. 4100 Newport
Place Ste 830. Newport
Beach CA 9?660
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Beach. CA 92660
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business yet' No
Un1maelnable. lLC Mich.el Mul'ller le1lf'
M•naa•r
This sl•tf'ml'nl wu
filed with lhe County
Clerk of Ot1na,. County
on OJ/2610J
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'-S......, Sublf!tl to cond1t1ons prestflbed by thl' und•r\1&nP•I •.••I• I t1111 1 .. , • • The lollow1n& per sons
are dome busoness as
Catch 21 2800 N Mam
St . S.nta An<i CA 9270S
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ht1m CA 92808
Min Jeone Hyun. 7848
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1 htS bll'unus •s con
duded by hu~b<ind <ind
wife
Ha~e you \lartPd dom1
business yet7 No
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hied with the County
Cler~ of Or1n1f' County
on 02/18/03
200l69U77 5
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Apnl I 8, 2003 l074
lump Sum Co11t111cl are 111v1ted for the follow1nc Wo1k
MODIFICATIONS to 12 KV INfUSTltUClUll
rltOJlct NO. 9910SSA
UNIVERSOY Of CAUFOltNIA, llVINl
fltVINE, CALIFORNIA '2'97
rttOJICT OESUlf'TION:
Work intludu but" not l1m1ll'd to the folk>win0
Tht work con\l\h ul I!> li.V <dbl<: ddd1toon\. \phu \•nil .. 11nt1 lo1•n\ •I '
12 kV sw1tchn 1n V1ufl l50 No new \w1lclt~1·•• will br· dtl<l~•I 15 kV
t1ble will be provided by th• Un1vt1\1ty I? ~V 111<1111 "'"" hl1•, "•1uu~d
for remov•I •nd 10\t1llahon of ctblf' anti f'•N•l•n••nl \hat1 I» ~ h•llulf'd
1nd to0<dm11ed th•ou11h w11ll•n pm< •du<~ All wo1~ 1\ to h• • 01111•1,.l•'f!
1n •cco1dant.e with the pl•n~ ptnJ'"{ t \P~t 1ftc '''" '' u .... ,., \It f c; unvu~ St~nd•rd-s and O~"'i" Cnttri1 rtJde~ .tnd m.tnuf.1c tur.-r ~ rt"1111ir,.m111>nh
All wori. ts to b<' coo1d1nalf'd w1lh '"" 1Jn1•N>1IV' rro11 • 1 M;n ·~"' .ind r u1htles Man•&ement pl'rsonn,.I
Th~ proiect h.i\ two •lltrn•lc~ AlltflJJh I '""" t• ul •n\l.1llm• :
Un1vers1ty \UPc>lif'd I'> k\I t•ble from llnrv•"•ty SuL'I"''"" 111 • al>I• trenth al Cent11I l'l•nl msl•ll101 I'> kV <.tl•IP hnm M•nhnl~ b I C•nh ti
Pl•nl •nd 10\l•ll1n1 two ul• Ill I'> -V rAb~ from Ma11huf• lt• 1,, r '""" .,, Pl~nl A •hort dutlhanll add1t•nn '"" bP """",.d t,.,,.. M•nh .. t• f, to 1
l'•tstm& duclb.1ni. lie tn lotalmn C •1st1n1 1 .1bll' will b .. r"""'""' dnd Mw 1 powe1 o:able will bl' added M1n0t demohhoo will be requu• d r:,.,, w<11~ ,
1ener•lly include\ s1IP ptl'1J••~l1un dra1n.1i:t. due tb•nk h~11d11np and •
repev1n1
Al11'rn•te ? • nn\l\IS ol 1emov1n11 • pMltnn nl """''"!! p.Jpp1 • -'~t•d le•d c•ble IPllC) .and rl'pl1t1na with e•trndf'd •11111 ... 1,..ir,. '111 .. i,,.1.,,.,.,. ,
Vault JOO •nd V•ult 400 tn the Ul•hly funnel
ISTIMATlO CONSTRUCTION COST1 SI0 ,000.00
Nete1 rri-1144ers whe 4e nat m••• th• ct""llflcall-• In th• c..,,,. ...
D-h....., -• lta ell9ftila I• eworcl. Blddina Documents will be •01l1blt to 81c1<1t" on TUESDAY, A,.ll \,
~3 •nd wtll bl' "sued •I
f at1hlltt M.an<111Pmt nt
Univitrs1h of C•hl0fn1<1 Ir vm~
20l lnte11m Otl1c• Bu1ld111& (m•11tna add1•\\J
19172 Jambo1 ee Boulev.1rd (physical addtf'\\) II vine. CA 'lit.YI ~4-44
(949) 824 1404
Checks fo1 a _, • ._....,._ lee will be 111qutred on thf' •1n.1unt b1$2S.OO 1 per 5al of BH1d1n1 Oocuml'nh
Chectla ·Wa lo be m•de P•Y•ble to "The Rtal'nh of lhf' Un1vrr.,1v of •
C•ltl0<nla.•
SHled B1cb will not be •tcepted •lier 2.00 PM on WIONISOAY. Al"ltll 1
1', 2003
Bid Security m the amourll ol 10'!1. ol the l 11mp 511m B•u Bid eitluOin1
•llern1les sh•ll accomp•llY each Std The Surf'IY 1ssu1n1 th• 81d R1o11d
shall be. on the 8td OHdlM'la an admrttacl 'urcrty 1nSuter <•'-dt!hnad 111 '
the Callf0tn1• Coda ol Civil Procedu•a ~hon 99S 120)
A mandatOfy Pia Bid Co11le1ence •nd Pre Bid Job Walk will be conduded ,
on. WIONISOAY, ArRll t . 2003 be111nn1111 promptly Al 10:00 AM •
Parllc:1pants shall mael al. r ac111111s Man11ement
lntarim Offtee Bu11d1n1. C9t1f•ano Room I ?I
Un1vently of Callfornt• If vine
(Bu1ld1n1 I 92 on Horth Campu' M~)
19llZ JamborM Boulevard, lrvma. CA 92697 5"A.
(949) 824-1404
ATTINOAN<I AT THI HI-Ito COMflHNU AND .. 1-110 JOI WAlK IS MutOATOIY tOll AU ...... CONTUCTOIS. THI MllTINO WlU •
ClOSI AT lO.OS AM ANY CONTIA<TOU AaaMNO Afltl 1"tS Tl.Ml WU NOT II ILMNIU TO PMITIO'AQ fM THI llD NOCISS AS A
rt11•1 CCMITUCTOl.
Only bidd•• wllo pMtklpate In both Ill• Pre Bid Conleftnce end the •
.lob Welti In IMlr enllt•ly will be ellowed lo bid on the Pro,lecl es prime
contractor. FOf turlhef lnl«mehon, contect fec:tfllies llbnac-manl ~
Cofttrecb o.t.tJMnl, Attn lreMI It Hodlenlluff 11 (949) 114 1404
TN IUCU9f11r Bidder "'ti IU Svtlconlrect011 will be raqutted lo folow
the ""41Kflminellvft requw-nh Mt f«lll 1n the 81ddln1 OocurrMnb •net lo P•Y plftn1hn1 waae r1tes al IM loealiOfl ot Ill• Work.
T111 sllCc-fuf Bidder will ba requlrad lo hive I~ lol1ow1n1 Slala ol
Celllornla Conlrtelor's hct11M cutrtnt at 11141 time ol 1uMl\1nkln of t1141
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239 )tolllnao11 OrlYt , 417 Br11on Sprl1111. NEEDS ASSESSMENT
Tustlll, CA t2112 Cost• Mew, CA 92127 (4..'31 P .M.)
This ~ Is ton This bus111ns .. con Action. Pro,,,. dlrKtlon
dlleted by: 1n lndiv1dl.tll duetlCI br, an lncfMoual to staff on wllathtr lo
He"' Y04.I stM1N **'I Hn• rou .urted ctolnc proc.ecl with the ne1 t
bllSI-yet? 'tn, l/l/ bua1neu yet? 'l'n, ()2/ steps necuury lo
OJ 25/0J fur11wir Hpfort City Hell
D•Yld [. Sl8chowlN. Stepti.n Rotet" DuJson l.cffltles modlflcet.lon Of
Tllla tt•ttm.nt wu This 1t1temenl wu repl-nt options.
flied with tile County filed with the County PU8l1C HEAAINC
CWll of Ol'aftfe County Clerk of Dr1n1• Countr R£W:W Of THE N 2003-
0ft Ol/20IOl Oil 03/2f)/03 2004 COtiMIMT'I' D£.
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Pllblllltd Newport llad\..
Costa MeM Daily Pilot
AclrM 8, 2003 T097
tsetms
ll011I Of Pm110l l0 uu 1518 man OF:
AUCUlllfWAtbAUCI
AllllUIY
WI IO. A21WI
To all h•w1, benell·
clarl.s, crad1IOl's, con·
tkl1ent craoltOl's, and
f)efsons who m•J otll·
erw1se be 1nternled m
the will °' utile, °'
both, of "4.ICE AOELL
HI/A all1 AllCl ~LL
BRADY
A PETITION FOR PRO·
BATE hH bHn flied bJ
LCtr HIDL[ In lh1
Supe.1or Court of Cah
fOl'n11, County of Ofl
ANCl
THE PETITION FOR
PROBATE requeih lh1t
LEIF' HIOLC be 11>1>01nted
as p•rsonal represent•
tove to administer the
tsl•te of the clecedenl
THE P£T100N requuh
the decedent s wm alld
cod1clh, 1f 1ny. be
admrtted to pr ob1te The
Will and any cocl1c1ls are
available for uamtna
lion In the Ille kept bJ
1"41 court
THC PE TIT IOf'I r equnb
authorrtr to adm1ntst.,
the Htate uncler the
Independent Adm1n1s·
ltaloon of EltalH Act
(nus AutllOr rty will 1llow
the p•rsonal represen·
tat1ve lo take mally
actions without obtam·
one court appro val
Belore lal11n1 cert110
very 1mport•nl actions,
hown<K, the penonal
rep<esenblove w1H be
r eq111ud to &Ive 110IK:e
to mteruted s>«sans
unless they have waived
"ohce or conwnled to
the proposed actoon )
The independent ad
m1n!$lt atoon aulhouty
will be lf•lllad unlus
an mt.,ested person
Illes an objec:toon to the
petition and shows &ood
CIUSf why tht U)yrt
allovkt not ., ant h
111tt!wlty
A HEARIMG on tll4I
petition wlll be held -..
MAY l, 2001 •I I.JO I'·.,. In Dept l 73
locetacf et 341 The City
Orin South, DrMC•· CA 92161.
Ir YOU OIJ[CT to U)t ., •ntlnc of tlM poatltlon, you Wl<IW ....., .. ttll
h .. tlftc _, stab .,_
obtKUom or ftll wtltten
ob)lctioM Witt! tti. ~
llefor-• tM he•"1a. v-
app1Wlt1C41 ''"J be In person or by your
8lt0f1141y.
If' '1'00 AA£ A CREDI·
TOR or 'olltln1ent
credotor ol the~.
you mwst Ide .,_ cr.1111
wltll ttM cowl 1nd mell
a eopy to the penKmel
rtlQftUntetlvt tippOlnted
111 the court within four
molltlls tr om the' dlte of
th• hr~t lssu1ne• of
lettws • ft IWOYided In
Prob•l• Code section
9100. The time fOI' lllllll
clelms will not uplre
before lour months from
the hHrllll data noticed
lboYe,
'1'00 MA 'I' EXAMINE the
hie kept by th• court If
Y04.I are • person in
t.,ested In the estate,
you mey hie wrth tht
coUf"t a Request for
Si>ttl•I Nohce (form D£ I~) ol the fllln11 of •ll
lnvtlltory alld appn1sal
ol nt1tt au.ts or of
anr pehloon °' account
as provided 1n Prob1te
Code seclton 1250. A
Requut lor Spec11I
Notice l0tm 1s •va1teble
from tht court clerli
Altorll•1 for Petotlonef'
a .M. •Mee" Jec.6'•, 1...,., ....... &Jeceh
2H 42 ll T•• a4.,
L.lle f-t, CA t 2..,_ ....
Pubhshtd Newport
BHch Costa Mesa Dally
Pilot April I, 7, 8,
2003 TM095
ISC12M3
llOTICI Of f£flTlll TO u•uama110F:
Sl9lff WI llOOll
... .al J. llOOll •am llOOll
WllO.A21MM
To all hen. beneh
c1ar-, ctedrlOl's, ~on
ttncent creditors. 1nd
persons who may oth
erw1se be interested in
the wolf or estate, or
both. of SHIRLEY JANE
BAO()!([ ale• SHIRLE 'I' J
BR()()t(E alia SHIRLEY
BROOf\E
A PETITION FOR PRO
BA TE hu been loled bJ
TOMAStrA J WHALEN tn
the Super'°' Collrt ol
Cahlornla, County of ~CE
TH[ PETITION FOR
PR08ATE requests TO
MA.SITA J w.iAlEN bt
1PC>04nled as personal
represenllt10 to ad
m1ntSlet the estate of
the decedent
THE P£TITION requests
the dtetcltot'1 Wtll and
co41Glt•, If 1111. II•
MlnltW to "'°'... Tl• Wll •!Id MtJ cOllklla ••
•ve•I_.. fOf uamin.·
tlon In the Ide kept by
tfllc-1.
THE P£TITIOft requnu
1utl\ortty to 1dmlftltlat
tile lil'tltt• undef tN
lndepenck11f A41mlnlt· ~·Oon of lst.t• Act
(Tiiis ~ Wll tlow
the peno1181 r·-tatlve lo IN.• 111111y
actions without obtain
101 court 1pproul
Before h!lllf\I certain
very lmporbnt 1Ctlo11t,
llowev•, the perso111I
retwnenbfove Wllf be
required to stv• ootlce
to lntwnfed persolls
unless they have w1lvad
110tlc• Of wosented to
the proposed action )
The lnd1pend11ll ad
fflllllstretion authority
will be cn11tl4 UllleH
1n Interested person
tiles all ob;.etlon to the
pet1t.1e>n ind showa Sood
~M why tll4I court
$110ul6 not er int the
1ut.hont1.
A ttEAAINC Oil the
pet11ioll will be held. on
MAY I, 2003 at l·JO
pm In Dept L73
located at 341 The City
DflYe Souttl, Oranc•. CA
92868.
If 'l'OU OBJECT to the
ar•ntln1 of the pellltoll,
you should IPfHI" •l the
htarlna and st•t• your
objecllOllS or Ille written
ob,.ctlons with the coUf't
b•f0te the heann1 Your
•ppearanee m1y be tn
per son 0 1 bJ your
•Horney.
IF' YOU ARC A CR[DI
TOR or conl1n1ent
creditor ol the deceased,
you must hie rour cl11m
with the court 111d mill
• copy to the peoonal
reprauntah'ff appomted
by the court within lour
mollths from the dete of
the ftrsl 1ssu1nce of
letters u provided in
Probate Code s.chon
9100 The lime f0t hhll&
claims w1H oot uplre
bef0<a tour months froni
the he1t1n1 d•le oohced
above
YOU MA'I' EXAMINE the
lilt kept by the court If
you are a per s.on Ill
terHl•d m the estete,
you m•r file with the
court a Request for
Specoal Nolte• (form DC
I !>4) ol the lihnc of •n
inventory and •Pl>< 11sal
ol estate •suh O< of
any pellloon 0t account
H provided •n Prob~te
Code secholl 1250 A
Request for Special
Nohce f0t m •s available
from the cou•l cltfk
AtlOl'IMJ f0t Pehltoroer ,~1111, (. Le ........ .
h,.., 10221 Sle 1er
Ave., Ste. 106, •-..,.., Velley, CA t27Ga
Published Newport
Buch Cost• Mes.a Oarlr
Pilot April 8. 14. IS.
1003 IM098
s ,u yoMr Car
it• C ku#/l!d I
IS<tml
ll01ll Of flmm TO
• iaBTAllOf: ..,,...
WAnAmtb
lOBf f, WAYIA9
WlllO.A21W2
To •II hews, benefo·
c1« 1es, aectlt.on, con
llria-nt e<edilOl'a. and
11«sons who m•y oth
ww.._ be IO .... eded In
th• will or estete, 0<
both, of· ROBERT F'RE·
OCRta< WA'l'l.ANO 11ke
R08tRT f WA'l'LAHO
A PHITIOH f<>ff 1'110
BATE has bMll hied by
MARK D WA'l'LAHD 1n
the Suf)ef '°' Court of C1hlo1n11. County of
ORAHGE
THE PETITION FOR
PROBATE requnli th1t
MARK D WA'l'LANO be
IC)C>Olnted u persollal
representa11.. to ad
mmlster the estate of
the dec•Oelll
THE PETITION requests
auth0t1ly to •dm1nt$ler
the .stale Ullder lh•
Independent Adm1n1S
l'8t10n of £states Act
(Tlus Authot 1ty will allow
the person•I represen·
tat1ve to tali• many
actions without obtam·
1n11 cour I appro••I
Before tak1na certain
very 1mpnrlant acllOll\,
howeve•. the personal
rapre..,.lllahve will be
requ..-ed to 11ive noltee
to mlernled PUS.OM
unless they have waoved
nohce or conwllled lo
the proposed action.)
The 111dependen1 ad
men1str at1on ~uthoroty
will be ar 1nted unless
an mlernled person
hies an obiec tlOll lo the
pet1t10n and •hows &OOd
cause why the court
should not cu nt the
aulh0t1ty
A HE.ARING on the
pel1t1on well be held on
MAY I, 2003 at I 30
pm en Dept l7l
localed at 141 The City
Dt •ve South Oun1e. CA 92868
tr 'l'OU OBJl'Cl lo the
11rantm1 of the pellhon,
you V.ould appear al the
heartnc and 1tate your
obiections or hie written
ObjecllOn\ with the co..-t
before the hear1n1 Your
appe¥anu m•y be 1n
person or by your
attorner
If VOU AR£ A CRlOI
TOA or ~ont 1n11enl
uedtlOt of th~ <leceasecl,
you must l1le your claim
With th• COUf I end mall
• copy to the pe<son11
1epresentahv1 apt>01nted
bJ the. court w1th1n four
months from the date of
the fcrd 1uu11lce of
letter\ H provided on
Prob•le Codfl \echon
9100 The hme for '1hll&
claims will not exp••
bel0te tour months from
th« hearon11 date notK:ed
above
YOU MAY CXAMINl the
tole kepi by the court If
you are a persoll 1n
How to Place A
twnted In the ntet.ei
YIW tn•W hie wlttl the
cowl a Request IM
Sclectal i.otlc• (for tn IX
1$4) of the ltlm1 of an
lnYentory and apptllWI
of .. l•I• »Wh Of' of
an1 petrtlon or 1e<.ount
u provided In Probate
Codt section 1250 A
Request lot Spetlal
NolKe IOl'm ts eva1l1ble
It om Ille c:-1 clerk
Attorner for Pettt-
IOlllf L AIHKltSCNt,
ISG., l 641 I. CHAI'· MM AYI., sn . ID,
JUUlafON, CA H H I
P111bhsh1d New.,ort
Buch Costa Mew D11ly
Pllol April I, 1, 8 ,
2003 rMO!M
ro •II heirs, benefi
Cl•rln, creditors, con
t1naent cre61tors, and
per5on:s who ·may oth
erwise be 1ntereste6 on
the will or estate, or
both, of SEAN F'ENTON
A PlllTION fOfl PRO
BAlC has been feted by
R08ERT S FENTON alld
JANICC l FENTON Ill the
Superior Cour1 of Celt
fOl'nla, Countr of OR
ANCC
THC PCllTION rDR
PROBATE requesb lh1t
ROBERT S fENTON be
appointed n pe1son1I
reproentat1Ye to ad
mlntSlet the estate of
the decedent
THC PC llTION reaue'''
•ulhOrtly lo •dm•nl\let
the estate under the
Independent Adm1n"
trallon of Estalu Act
!Thi\ Au th out y will allow
lhe perwllal represen
tat1ve to lake many
ac:hons wolhoul obt11n
1n11 <our! approv•I
Before lak1n11 certain
•ery 1mp0<tanl aclloll\
howeve< the pe1son•I
1epr~enht1"e woll be
required lo cive noh<I'
to 111teusted P•"•on\
unless they have waived
notice or consented tu
th• rir oposed act 1un )
The independent ad
m1111•tr •lton •ulho11t y
will bt 11• anted unle••
an 1nteroted ptr~on
l1ln an ob1ec1ion to It!•
pet•lton •nd shows 11ood
uu•• whr the court
should not 111 ant the
authority
A HE ARING on the
pel1llon will be held on
MAY I :xl03 ;ot I 30
p m 1 n De p I l 13
louted at 341 Tht Coty
Oreo South, Onn11e CA
92868
IF YOU OBLCT to the
er anhnc of the pehhon,
you \hould ·~., et the
hear1n1 •nd state your
obie< llOM or f1~ wrttttn
obiectoons with the c:OUtt
bel0<1 the hear•nc Your
appearance may be In
person or by your
attorney
IF YOU ARE A CREDI
I OR or cootrnunl
Tuesd1y, Af>r1I 8, 2003 At
2M llllt--
cnclitor of the O.ullMd,
JOU must hie JOW cleim
w1tll tlM ,_., and "'"'
• copy to the ptrM>ntl
repr eunllttve "ll(>Otnled
by the tourl wltNn four
month• from tht cMl• of
tpe fut ISMl•M• of
lettera IS provided 1n
Probate Code Melton
9100 The time 10< fthn1
clllrn. will not uptre
belor• I°"' lnOfl\hs from
the heM1nc '8te noticed
•bove
YOU MAY EltAMINC the
file 11.ept by the WUfl. If
JOU are I pefMlfl ifl·
t.,esttd In the esllte,
you may Iola wrth the
c:ourl a Reque1I for
Special NolKe (IOl'm DC
1!>4) of the foh"I of an
lnuntory and appr11HI
of otate nwts or of
any petition or account
H prov1de6 en Probate
Code secllOll 12!>0 A
Reque&t for Spec 11I
NotK:t fOl'm IS IWlllable
lr9m the court clerk
ArtOl'ney tor Petrtlo11e1 D-'41J ......... a..._
((51#82070)
i..N. & T..:c:ts.w , '1 1 a..t-atv4.., Ste. 1400 c .. te ..... CA tH2•
Pubhshed Ne wport
8HCh·Cosh Mo • o ••• ,
......
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The fo11n11m Y•lley
School Dts tuct ~ r • ci-tl"C SlAltarnellt of
QuallluUon• ft om thoM
l1tma onlt•••hd Ill
8tKh, CA 926iJ
Contractor llct llt•
c1n11l1ce t1011(•) r •
ttulled fut lhos p<ojKt "A•
I 01 t .. u-lnfotina
tlOfl ~•II Sean C1um1>y.
ProJnl Ou11nu at
(949) 644 J311
'ubl!\hed Ne wport
8e1clt Costa MMe Dally
, llol Apr .... 2003 Tl 01
prowldlnc DSA IW'Ond ...........
m•l•tab tuhlll labo
fllory .. rvlCU fh• ._s.....t
scooe of 'MfVICO '' t<i The lollowllll P•IMIM
111dud• l ily SP•Ll•I ar• dolll& bu•lneu n
fllspeCttollS and soils a) Chooca One Capttal.
tut lhll m.1y be re b/ Choice One HolllH
quwed .1nd lnveslfflenu, t)
The D1stttcl h•• eleven Cho1'8 I t;apotal d)
modern1ulton pro,e,ti Choou I Homes •rid
that will bid m thrH lr1Vulm1nh. 264!1 S11nt
pl'la1t1. Pha .. I cons••l'I Andrews. lusl•n. CA
of three s..hools and will 927&2
beam In lune 2001 fort Renee Dopp
Ph1u$ 2 and 3 fonst$1 Cr ummad< 26-4!1 Saini
of 4 uhool• •Kh w•th Andrews Tus.t1n CA
Ph1\e l LOnlpleton11 In 92782
Dtcembet 2004 Al.11n Cf umm.td.. 264!1
Submrthnt lwnis "'u•t S.111nl An6rew>. Tua!Jn,
be able to eornplJ with CA 92182
the Stale ol C•lllornoa Thos bu\llleu 1s coll
Doubled Veteran Busi dut led by husband and
nn• E nte1pt1\e (DV8C I woft
11u1dehnn a. estabh.,,ed Have ynu st..rtad dolOC
by rne Slat• Allo.. •IM>n bustnn\ yet• No
Boacd !SABJ foro C1un1me<;k
Pfu\a \ubm11 h•c. This statement wu
cop"'' ol Statement of flle6 wrth the Coullty
Qu•hlotal1on\ 111 the t.lef"k of Orant" County •-t. D1stre< t > lon\tructoon on D3/ll/03 ~ Man•c.r Mr ''"'Y 200MtSt 2.0
Pilot A.p11I I 1 8.
2003 TMO'Jl
SW..... Vmunl 011e<lor Pr• Diiiy Polo! Ap< 8 I!.
Qq • • • DSA Con\lru< hon StetVILeS n . 29 2003 no1
lroc:hon H.111 Con•tr ut ...... S.W.SllOI) lion lo ~ lutp.,,ate ..........
The Fountain I/alley Df!o Eh o"d1do (A ._ S......
School DtSlrlcl 1s re 92079 I lh., lollow1n1 f)eflOns
quesllne Stitement of lh• dudhne '°' sub •r• dO•ne bus.ineu 11 QuakfK:ahons fr om lhow m1ll~I ol Sl•lement of N .. •u• Data Sy\tems.
flrms/1nd1v1duals inter Qual•ltlallo!l'. '' h•d•y 9IO Albor SI C.osh
n ted on proV1d1n11 Oovo April 18 700J •I 4 00 M~" CA 'Yl627
soon eol Stale IDSAJ PM l •t loihchu l (law1d
Inspector ol Record I Publo\hrd N••Pu•I 910 Albor SI r.u,11
(IORJ S4'•v1co Buth '-""• M<'• Ci••ly M«u CA 92627
The 01stn<I ha\ el.,von Polo! Ap• 11 14 lht\ bu\•O*'" " con
modern1iat1on pro1ech 200J TIOO du• l•d h y an 1nd1V1dual
that will bod in three I CJ1l Of H•v• you start OMS 0u1nc
pha\e' Ph•u I ton51sl\ ,..._ 11,,,. bu'o•n•\S yet> No
of three \thuol> and will IK""~' KAUI t rr Oawod
berm on June 2003 llOTkl llYfTll6 1DS lh" \lalomenl wH
Ph•>es 2 and 3 'onsi'.t I 'i••l•<I b•d' m•y bt lol~d •1th th« Countr
of 4 \Chools e.1<.h wolh •eU•••d 11 l~t olft• • 01 1 ler~ nt Oran1e County
Phase 3 complotma. '" th• 1,11 rt .. ~ HOO unOl 21 '03
DeLtmbei ;>OQ.e Nowr;>t>fl lioul•urd PU 200S•ts••••
Subm1tt1ne f11m• mint 80, J /f,lj N'wport l>•llJ Pilot Ap< I 8. I!>
be able to comply with Be.och LA ':IX.SS ag1., 112, lOOJ T089
the State of Calllornia until 10 00 1 m "" th• Rctiii..•~-
D1sabled Veler•n Buso 241,. d•r ,,1 Aprtl lOOl -
nus (nterprt"f: IOYB(J al whHh hmr .uc.h '""' '-S...... 11u1dehnes I\ eshbhshtd bJ the Stoll• Allo• •llOn ~~all br "1'•11•<! •nd •••d
Board <SAB 1 NlWf'OitT CfNlll Pltase submit 1 .. 0 OtrVl-'
copies of Statemerrt of SAN NICHOU.S OllVI Qual1f"at10~' lo the IUUlfACING,
District > Con•tr U< loon Tlfle ef 'rel•<1
M1naeer Mr l•rrv c-trec1Ne.3S61 Vincent. Oort<tot Prt S•3• 000
Construction Servilt!~ l ht•-..'•# l•ti""'1• (roc~son H•ll Con\lruc B~ll \ lhl AVAlt
The lullowtn11 per.,,on\
.,, P: d•un1 bus1rte"" 41\
c ""'*"•nf" Showe-t 0<.H.H I /8'> w 17th ~· ~ r '"t• M~u CA 9'lf>27
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g2()2'J W E B S I I I h I t p 1 tu y Ribun
f h•., bu..,•n~--.\ r ton
du .. ft"d br •n 111d1w•due
H••• you ,,., , ~d clc>•n&
The deadline for sub www 7 • oty nt•port I HM •.tatemenl wa\
mottal of St.t .. menl ut bnch l• 1.1\ pbwbtdh\l llled with lhe County
Qu I fl I on~ '" r lld•Y delaull •"II I r l~rli ol Ouna.• lou11ly .I 1 c• 1 .. Apc><ovrd by "n OJ OJ OJ ~ii 18 200J •I 00 /S/St •,,_. G . ....._, 200HUS ... S
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CLASSIFIEJAD Monday ................... Fnday 5:00pm
Tuesday Monda)' 5:00pm
GAUGE
WI
IUSINESS &
FllWKIAI.
..
By Fux
(949) 631-6594
(l'ltea_v u>elude JOU! ntlmt llnd
phonr numbtt llnd we ·u call
)OU beck ,.,lh a f'W'CC quoec I
Telephone 8:30arn-S OOpm
Monday-Friday
By Phone
(949 ) 642-5678
I lo urs
Ind ex
•
Bv Ma il/In Per son:
• l30 West Bay Street
Costa Me~ CA 92627
At Ncwpon Blvd & Bay S1.
Walk-In 8:30-dlTl·S·OOpm
Monday-Fnday
Wedne\Cla)' ............. Tuesda~ 5:00pm
Thursday Wednesday 5:00pm
Fnda} ................... Thursday 5:00pm
Saturday ................... Fnday 3:00pm
Sunday.. .....•....... ... Fnday 5:00pm
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5005-5151
Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week
Only $32 per week (4week minimu m)
QI Lorraine at (949) 574-4245
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Ms.~ r:allcd to Wee~~
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• J M8tts, whidl li:&d, and the shift w.. EASI' IO lhe nine of clubt. declarer Clllblt'·
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pie ml11er for declarer IO get '11.) dummy with a Nft', faneuc the left of
spldcs, cub Ille ldna aod Nil di.
moods wK1J Ms. Eni rutrcd for the
dtfemo'• dilid aod last Irick.
38 Edllle root COUl1'lrpllft
41 Red a.. ndon • Th4ly hllr19 from
43 Nl/IOt -Douglee ~
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"NO TO
California law re
QUWH that contrK '°" t1kina iobs th1t total $500 or more
(lebor IK m•terials)
be llcamad by the
Con tr actors Stele
license Board. Steta
law al~ requ1rn that
contrectors Include
theit hcense number
on all •dver tJsma. You
can chadl the shtu&
ol your licensed
con I rector at
WWW u.lb Cl.flOV or
800 321 CSLB. Unll
censed contractors
t1ktn1 jobs tll•I
total Ian than 1500
m11sl state 1n their
advtrltHments lh•I
they art not licensed
by the Contrectore
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"MR . BLINDMAN"
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Install, reface cabinets ~ mi*q. Dale n4-541>-7258 • w .. u;; ... •
Custom Bullt ms, Crown
Moldinas. Bese 8011ds
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Repairs. Patchina. Install
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"Ladies and 11cnl1cmcn of lhe JU~: "Our c~ aaain\I Mr. South IS
lantely c1rcucmumtial. I lowevu. we
feel 'ure !hat, once yoo hear tbe facts,
our cll11m for damages will be
upheld
"After my chcnt. Mr. West. had
opened the b1ddm8. North made a Michael~' CUC·hid of IWO hcan~ to
"Obviously. declara tllld ro have
prior luaowlcdge of the deal~ 5ilCh ao unusuaJ pfay. At the ·t:ry leut. plaincifT' had to have at
my'Clfent's hand!"'
"Jf only learned counsel's bridae
was equal to hi~ eloq~. 'The
major ~at IO the cootrw:t Wti I 4-1
trump break. The play to lhe 5CCOfld
Irick had marlled wt with the klna
and queen of cl~. so that defender
couJd hAve, w most. tbe queen of
trumps. The low spedc lead tiy lhe
dcfendanl WIS I ncceswy Safety
play to maintain trump oonao1:·
"Defendant is herd>)' found inno-
cent Bild uwited to a game of bri.
a1 tbe club this evening!"
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poo4 access & p. w/d
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dock. 2 blks to bch 3br 2b1 Ip. wd lit vu dedl
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