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Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
· WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 2003
Nine· s~e~ City· Council seats so .fa-r -..
List includes former
Costa Mesa council
members Linda Dixon
and Heather Somers;
deadline arrives at 5 p.m.
Deirdre Newman
Dally Piiot
COSTA MESA -The field vying Lo re-
place former Mayor Karen Robinson is
getting crowded.
As of 5 p.m. Monday. five hopefuls
had tossed thelr hats into the ring. Four
more submitted their applications by
late Tuesday. The deadline to apply ar-
rives at 5 p.m. today. Robinson resigned
Tuesday to become an Orange County
Superior Court judge.
The burgeoning list of candidates
won'r make the decision any more or
less difficult. said Councilman Gary
Monahan.
"I tend to think ... it's definitely not a
first-nomination vote. and that people
are going to have to feel each other out
and see who has support and who
doesn't: Monahan said. "People are go-
ing to have to be real honest with them-
selves as (Councilwoman Ubby Cowan!
has said and have three or four people
they're willing to serve with going in (lo
the process!."
On April 7. the council chose to ap-
point Robinson's successor rather than
hold a costly special election in Novem-
ber. But if they can't agree on her re-
placement by May 15, the special eJec-
tionwill automatically be h~Jd
The candidates listed on the city's
Web site at the end of the day Monday
were Karl Ahlf. Teni Breer, Bruce Gar-
tich. Prank Michelena and Heather
Somers.
Ahlf, 18, lives on the f.astside and has
been a familiar face at City Council
meetings for the past two years. Despite
a speech impediment. Ahlf expresses
his views passionately. Ahlf was not
available for comment Tuesday. but_ his
mother, Karin, said he is in a continu-
ation education program through the
Newport-Mesa Unified School District.
See COUNCIL, Pa1e M
Mansoor writes $100 check
Costa Mesa councilman
gives money to his
planning commissioner
in hopes of resolving
conflict of interest issue.
Commi~1oner Joel Fans a check for
$100 on Tuesday.
Mansoor said he intended the ex-
change of money 10 retroactively re-
duce Fans' fall campaign contribution
from $300 to $200 so it falls below the
threshold that coni;orutes·a conflict of
inter~!.
Deirdre Newman
Da1lyP1lot
COSTA MESA -Acknowledging that
he wru. guilry of an oversight of the
city's connict of interest code, Council-
man Allan Mansoor gave Planning
On Monday, Acting City Atty. Tom
Wood said his office couldn't ruJe on
past decisions that may have involved a
conmct of interet.t, but laid out guide-
lines that !>howed that a similar sltua-
See CHECK, Pa1e M
Condos to
be part of
downtown
Costa Mesa City Council
narrowly approves 161
condominiums for 190 I
Newport at 19th Street.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Only Petula Oark could
have sung the praises of a downtown condo-
minium project more pas.-.1ona1ely than three
members of the clt'y's Redevelopment Agency
on Monday.The a~ency -the Ciry Council
wearing another hat -approved the high-
density project at 1901 Newport Blvd. by a 3-2
vote with outgoing Mayor Karen Robinson and
Councilman Allan Mansoor dlssenung.
ln February. the Plannang CommtSSJon
unanimously approved the pro,ect m the
See CONDOS, Pase M
MARI( C. OU~ /OM.Y PILOT
United States Postal Service employee Thao Kaemerer collects tax returns from motorists on Susan Street in Costa Mesa. EDUCATION
State PTA
honors
Harbor PTA Deepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
P atrlcia Travis looked
pretty busy as she stood
by a table at the Fairview
Avenue post office
Tuesday afternoon, purling
stamps on envelopes.
It was the dreaded •tax day"
all rigtlt But the Santa Ana
Heights resident was not one of
those last-minute filers. She was
just sending out Easter cards.
·1n fact, I just deposited my
refund," said Thlvis. who was
smiling because she 6Jed her
taxes electronically. "So April 15
Is just another day for me."
More Callfomlans than ever
have chosen to me online this
year. state tax officials say. This
Overtaxed
Like many throughout the state and country,
several Newport-Mesa residents wait until
the last day to fi le their taxes.
"Filing electronically puts you
in front of the line for a"retund. •
Hill said ~vou can get it as earty
as a week to I 0 days. With the
paper filing. It could take as long
as six weeks.· year, as of Monday, the Franchise
Tux Board received about
6.9-million returns, 4()91) of which
were filed electronically, said
spokesman Patrick Hill from
Sacramento.
"Our E-file program has grown
dramatically over the years since
we started it in 1994." he saJd
"Last year we hit a new mart
with 3-million people filing
electronJcaUy. This year, as of
(Monday) that number ls at 3.4
milllon.·
lbe Franchise Tux Board
usually receives about 14-milllon
returns. which means about
5-million Californians have
waited till the last minute to file
this year.
"That's not very unusual.· Hill
said. "Payments need to be
postrnarlted by April 15. but
people have until Oct. 15 to file
the paperwork. l)'pically we
have several people who wait
until Oct. 15 to file either
because they're procrastinators
or because they're waiting for
papers..
He said several residents have
figured out the benefits of filing
online t.llat include a huge
Incentive -speedy refunds.
But the traditional method is
still popular among the majority
of taxpayers. he said
Trayce Carlyle of Costa Mesa
says she prefers "snail mail."
"I've tried E-file in the past:
she said ·But I'm more
comfortable with paper and
emelopes. I don't know why. It
just seems easier."
Carlyle said this was one or
those rare years when she had
been waiting until the last day to me.
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Newport-Mesa's Harbor
Council PTA the most
outstanding in the state.
Christine CarrUlo
Daily Pik>t
NEWPORT-MESA -Noticing that not aO
cb.ildren at school Md IOtDdhing to eea.
groups ol mothers beaded to~ the' kiti heated up their stoves and took it upon
selves to make sure every child had a at
school.
They saw th~ need and embra the chal-
lenge of supptying It But thelr efforta dido\
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FOR A GOOD CAUSE NEIGHBORS
Susan Gabriel I n Herman received a
presdgious sales award for
2002 in Northwestern
Mutual'a Western Region.
Hermann ranked third among
1,193 ftnanclal rep~ntatives
participating ln the annual sales
contest He is aseodated with
Northwestern Mutual Flnandal
have been
opdonedfor
movies. He haa
also sold nearly
a dozen
screenplays. 13 i·
Giving strength to
those. in timef of need
I t's not quite like running a marathon.
But sometimes, 57-year-old Susan
Gabriel feels like she's in the shoes of
a long-dJ.stance runner -out of
breath and yearn.Ing for a glimpse of that
finish line. The longtime Costa Mesa
resident volunteers with Thauma
Intervention Program, a national
nonprofit organization that offers
emotional support to those traumatiz.e<t
by a tragedy.
Gabriel is on call 36 hours a month
during which she could be paged to a
crisis situation ln the area. She could be
asked to go to any type of lnddent
ranging from suicides and domestic
violence cases to car accidents and fires.
"The job is a big, emotional workout,"
she said. "'There are shHts when I have to
go to a suicide and a car accident On
FYI
Those interested in
becoming a volunteer
with the Trauma
Intervention Program
may call (714)
314-0744 or visit ita
Web site at
www.tipnational.org.
those days.
when I come
back home and
still have several
hours to go, I
just say: 'Dear
God, I hope I
don't get another
call today."'
That doesn't
mean Gabriel
does not derive
immense
satisfaction as a volunteer for the
program. She says she has given her time
to several organizations, but this has been
the most fulfilling.
"You're helping people at their lowest
moment," she said.
But the victims don't know her and she
is with them only until they cope with the
initial shock and distress. Then, she never
sees them again.
"But I don't need their thank you,"
Gabriel said. "I know in my heart that I
have helped them cope with something.
that I've given them a gift. And I walk out
of their life just like I walked into It"
She also helps those who deal with
"natwaJ deaths" as opposed to a murder
or suicide.
nonfiction , .
numerous short
Netwod:'a ~ Raymond
Robert J. WaJt0s ObstfeJd
boob. l
stories. i;t0ems I
and nonfiction
articles.
lrini Vallera-
Rickerson
Jr. network
office In
Newport Beach
... Orange
Coast College
art history
professor lrlnl
Vallera-
Rlckenon bas
written a new
book that looks
at the women athletes of ancient
Greece: • Athletries: The Untold
History of Ancient Greek Women
Athletes." Vallera-Rickerson is a
native of Athens and has been a
member of OCCs faculty for 25
years ... Orange Coast College
English professor R8ymond
Obetfeld recently published his
third book on writing tided
"Careers for Your Ouuacters: A
Writer's Guide to 101 Professions
from Architect to Zookeeper."
The 51-year-old from Tustin has
written27noveb,including
mysteries. suspense thrillers.
romance, mainstream and
young adult Four of his novels
Obstfeld aJso heads up OCCs
highly respected writing
program that has produced
writers who have gone on to
have their own wortc published
... A window dJ.splay tided
"Budget Cuts Shred Your Future"
was put up by Orange Coast
College's dJ.splay and visual
presentation program students
Marta Bolanoe, 8eYaty
Comtrtino and RadieJ
Mangold. The display depicting
state budget cuts and Its effect
on students depicts a huge pair
of scissors tearing into an OCC
class schedule. Beneath the
schedule is a pUe of shredded
paper. It is on display through
April 18 ln front of the college's
new SIS-million Arts Center.
• NEIGHBORS spotlighta
adlievementa in the community.
Please direct noteworthy
lnformetk>n to Corel Wilson by fax
at (949) 6'M170, or .. nd e-mail to
~1.wilsonlllatimn.com.
GETTING INVOLVED
• GETTING INYOlYB> runs
periodically in the Daily Pilot on a
rotating basis. For lnfonnation on
adding your organization to this
list, call (949) 674-4298.
ORANGE COUNTY WORKS
Participate in life management and
employment training wortcshop8
as a sucoea 008Ch to foster teens
16 to 18 years old. (949) 509-W61.
PACtAC SYMPHONY
ORCtESTRA
The Orange County Pac:iflc
Symphony Orchestra'• Volunteers
In Education Opportunities
program need& volunteers to
aalst dtlldren in a variety of
handM>n musical activities.
Volunteers spend a total of six
Saturday momJnga wltb the
dtildren. (714) 766-6788, ext. 244.
MAENT HB.P USA
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"No death is easy to face,· she said.
"But when the death is from natwaJ
causes. it is so much easier for people to
cope and get in touch with their inner
strengths.·
The biggest challenge she has faced is
when she comes across incidents that hit
too close fo home.
anend debriefing sessions when they tallc
to each other and deal with emotionaJ
calls.
~TIONFOR THE
HUMANE CME Of AP•W.S
Volunteerl ant~ to care for
stray and lost animals In the
Newport Beactt. Costa Mesa and
Corona del Mar areas. (949)
722-1357.
Founded by~ end others
against dtild abule, Parent ~p
Mb the public for help and
wluf1teer to Inform the
community on vftal lauee
an.cdng dti'9n and the family.
(949) 66().3481 °' (949) 675-5271.
Gabriel has been a volunteer with the
program for two years. All volunteers go
through 55 hours of training that includes
lectures, presentations and several
role-playing exercises..
"There are times when I feel 'That
could've been me,'" she Said. ·There are
other times when a call reminds me of
my own life.·
But in the end. Lt's all worth it. lhe says.
·1 see myself doing this Coryears to
com e,· Gabriel said. •it gives meaning
and purpose to my own life."
ORTON DYSLEXIA SOCETY
ORANGE COUNTY BRANCH
Volunteers are needed to~
reading ddlla, WOft on mellioga
and coordinate the adult group.
(714) 999-01'8 between 9 a.m. llnd
3p.m.
PEDIATRIC CNtCSt
R£SENtat FOUJC>ATIOH
PCRF, wNdt ,...._money to
Th6se people have been
BfT8$1tld f'fKltlntly on suspicion
of driving under the Influence
of an intoxicant They have
only been amJsttKJ on
suspicion of a crime and, as
with all suspects, are
oonsidenKJ innocent until
proved guilty.
COSTA MESA
Sunday
• Colin Martin Smith, 26. Costa
Mesa
Saturd8y
• Nidtolaa Anthony Aaad, 21,
Aliso Viejo
• Brandon Vance Peterson, 22.
Redlands
• Martin Matlocti, 33, Santa Ana
You learn to put your Issues aside but
know in your heart that you have to
revisit them, Gabriel said. Volunteers also
DUI ARRESTS
FTtct.y •Janel M arie Thurman, 31,
• Jaxon Myron Tate. 49. Costa Irvine
Mesa
• Lisa Christine Villegas, 24, Sunday
Anaheim Hills • Antonio Luis Clinkinbread. 22.
•Jeremy Daniel Bowman, 22,
Lakewood
Laguna Woods
Seturct.y Thuredey • Char1otte Elaine Redmond,
• Bob Anton Cozad, 43, Co~a 31, Anaheim Mesa
• Delfino Martinez. 29, Costa Friday Mesa •Terrence M cGreal, 54, Sierra • Jerrv Thomas Scanlan, 46, M adre Coto de Caza
• Dau Su Ke Oiwa, 25, Irvine Thursct.y
Wednelday • Suzanne Madeline Crandall,
• Kenneth Mitchel Gomer. 25, 41, Santa Ana
Newport Beach • Nicole Rene Aguilar, 27,
Whittier
NEWPORT BEACH • Fernando Benjamin, Magana.
29, Costa Mesa
Mondrf • John L Pudaite, 42, Colorado
Daily A Pilot
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Sean Hiiier, Don Leactt,
Kent Treptow
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PET OF THE WEEK
Romeo
Romeo, a cocker spaniel, was displaced from his
home when his owner married a new wife. First,
he had to leave his master's house and then he was
no longer welcome in the house, said DiAnna
Pfaff-Martin, founder of the Newpon Beach-based
Community Animal Network.
Used to the comforts of home, Romeo is now
confined to a small pen outside. Romeo is miser-
able, Pfaff-Martin said.
The network is trying to relocate Romeo and put
him in contact with other d~
~The problem is that Romeo ls very angJY with
his living situation and the world right now." Pfaff.
Martin said.
"'When the network put him up for adoption, Ro·
meo didn't like the cage that confined him and
growled at the people passing by, she said.
"We would like to give Romeo a loving and
happy home with someone who would be under-
standing of his need to trust a Camlly again." Pfaff.
Martin said.
See other animals available for adoption at
www.animalMtwork..org or Russo's pet store at •
Fash.Ion Island between noon and 4 p.m. on week-
ends. lnfonnation: (949) 759-3646 or CommunJty
Animal Netwock. P.O. Box 8662, Newport Beach,
CA92658.
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SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST SURF
Sunny days are here again, The northwest swell will
bu1 wfth cooler hlgha. We continue to b9c* down tomy,
probably won't get any though we can still expect
warmer than the mid-80 thla some d'tMt-hlgha .i
afternoon. with IOWI pushing west-f8dng br..U.
the upper 40ll. The eouthet1y be«.hM can
By Thurtday, thef'e'• another expect the~--..
strong dtence of thowets tNt mOltty chest· to ehoutc:let-hlgha
will dlmln~ aome time Friday roll In. The 181Mt eouthwMt
sf\etnoon. ewell wUI arrfv. on Thuradey,
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BOATING FORECAST exe:. wela1-hlgha Thunday.
qualty:
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Newport European Motorcars, Ltd. has replaced the Auto Market, which closed 1n August.
Dealer restarts on Harbor
New auto showroom replaces one that
was raided last summer by the
government in a drug-related sting.
ing owner Nader Armivand,
who was arrested in the raid
Annivand still owns the build·
ing and is out of jail No
charges have been tiled
against him. Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
CX>SfA MESA -A new ex-
otic auto dealer has zoomed
into a Harbor Boulevard show·
room that housed a similar re-
tailer that was shut down by
federal drug enforcement offi-
cers in August.
Newport European Motor-
cars, Ltd opened its doors
earlier this month at the
southern end of the city's auto-
dealers ffNI on Harbor. The
northern end Is marted by a
Ferrari dealership.
•Now you1l have two exotic
car dealers at book.ends of the
strip.· said Ed ~n. the
president of the Costa Mesa
Olalnber of Commerce. "It's
ideal"
Desert European Motorcars.
a worldwide company based
in Rancho Mirage, has come in
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Boston hospital surgeon
will speak at library
Atul Gawande, chief surgical
resident at Women's Hospital in
Boston. will speak at the New-
pon Beach Public Library at 5:30
p.m. today about his book.
·c:omplkations: A Surgeon's
Notes on an Imperfect Science."
Gawande's book was a finalist
for the National Boole Award and
was selected by the New Yock
Times as one of the ·Best Books
of2002."
Gawande is also a research fel-
low at the Harvard University
School of Public Health and a
staff writer for The New York.er
magazine.
The Newpon Beach Public U·
brary Foundation sponsors the
free event The library is at 1000
Avocado Ave. Information: (949)
717-3800.
St Andrew's pastor will
receive service award
John A. Huffman, pastor of St.
Andrew's Presbyterian O:lurch
lo Newpon Beach, will receive
The Others Award from The Sal-
vation Army of Orange County
for his community service.
as the new operator. The com-
pany is run by David Murphy.
who once ran Newport Auto
Center and still maintains a
home in Newport Beach.
The new dealer holds exclu·
sive rights to sell Lotus and
Rolls Royce automobiles in
Orange County. It's at 2115
Harbor Blvd.
The Drug Enforcement
Agency shut down the Auto
Market of Orange County in
August at the same location
and seized about 75 Ferrari,
Lamborghini. Porsche and
other high-end autos.
"We just want to get away
from that stigma.· said Vance
Alison. the manager of the
new dealership. "We don't
want to be known as the peo-
ple who were closed by the
Of.A"
Newport European Motor·
cars signed a lease with build·
The new dealership will of-
fer mostly used cars, with a
specialiultion in Porsche and
Jaguar. Alison said. High·in·
come buyers can also pur-
chase the limited-edition Lo·
tus F~'lprit, for about $92,000.
and the upcoming Lotus Elise,
for about $40,000, in early
2004.
The dealerahip will also offer
the new Rolls Royce Phantom.
which will be available in mid·
June for about $240.000. Alison
said.
ln the mld·l990s. Dick
Bauer. who owns Sant.a Ana·
~ Bauer Jaguar. built the
Harbor Boulevard showroom
as a Lorus dealership. Amli·
vand bought it in 2000.
Shortly after the closure of
Annivand\ dealerahip. an In -
ternet company occupied the
i>tlowroom.
THESE NEW FABRICS
WILL APPEAL TO EVERYONE.
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Wednesday.~ 16. 2003 Al
More places to pump out
Newport Harbor likely will add more
disposal stations for boats as standards are
rewritten to help improve water quality.
As.o.LSr.ant C11y Manager Dave
KJ.ff said the City 15 Uger to I.ID·
prove the s1tuauon in hopes that
boaters can be fun.bu discour·
aged from emptying their fA:W-
age hol~ tnto I.he harbor or
ocean.
June Caaa1rende
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BF.ACH -An
alarming shortage pf working
sewage pump-out stations in
Newpon Harbor could improve
soon as state and local officials
work with environmentalists to
rewrite standards for three locaJ
haibors.
As soon as next month, the
c.allfomia · Regional Water
Quality Control Board will be
working with the cities of New-
pon Beach and Huntington
Beach to create a set of stand-
ards for pump-out stations.
Newport Beach officials have
submitted a proposed plan for
the regional board to tighten and
enforce standards. Their pro·
posal, which the board has the
final authority to approve, would
require the harbors to have one
publicly accesslble pump-out
station for every 500 vessel!>.
Some have suggested one for
every 300 boats, but even enVJ-
ronmental watchdog Orange
County Coast.Keeper believe'
that may be too stringent
"The goal is to make 'ure that
people who go out of their way
to do the right thing and take
J their boats to pump-out Mauons
" have easy access to pump-out
No matter what you're doing.
your hometown new5PC1per
~ Daily Pilot
stations in wor1dng conditions. w
Coast.keeper's Gary Brown said
The standards are the result of
a survey that Coast.Keeper did
late last year that showed a seri-
ous shortage of places wh~re
boaters could legally empty their
boats' sewage tanks. Out of 23
pump-out stations in Newport
Harbor, only 13 were in opera-
tion during a survey last October.
The pump-out stations are
owned by yacht clubs, pleru.ure
eruise companies, the city and
the county. ·
"The goal should be 1,ero toler-
ance for having pump-out sta·
lions inoperable for long periods
of time.· Kill ~d
The regional board will offer
i~ ve~ion of the requirements
next month. PubUc hearings will
be ~heduled afterward. The city
will also start i.ending out educa-
tional materiab to pump-out
station operaton.. letting them.
know that a crackdown is c'om
mg.
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Home to a certain world
Huffman has been pastor of
tt)e 4,500-member church since
1978. He has uaveled world-
wide meeting with leaders in
Deida ranging from business to
world relief. He has written
nine books and his printed ser-
mons are malled to 4,000 peo-
ple ln SO at&tes and 30 nations.
CONSIGN •DESIGN MOTIF
Huffman will receive the
award at the annual Spirit
Awards Civic Dinner on May 22
at the Hyatt Regency Irvine.
Passover Seder set for
Chabad Jewish Center.
Olabad Jewish Center will
bold Pu.saver Seder at 7 p.m.
todayat3419VlaUde>i No. 147.
Space ls llmJted. For lnfonna·
don and to RSVP. call (949) 721·
8800 or vtait llllVW.~
port.oom.
Fa.Won Island candy
store to host fund-raiser
A Fuhlon laland c:andy ahop
wtD collect candy-ft.lled bullett duJtnC I Thunday fUnd·r"Alter
to beoeftt children of Mui.Dea
atadoned ln lnq.
Qualily Furnis1Ung1 & Acce11ories For Yow HoNU
3 Drawer ~ ........................................................ $75-
Glass/l.ron Cotl'tt Tal>le ........................................... $16,.
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TI1e Top Kitcbt.n 'table w/4 Chafrs_ ....... ~ .. ~ ........ $250"
Larae Pine Top Drala-w/llutch ...... ~ ....... -$27S"'
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' Palr'Slip ~ Cba.lrl. .................................. $350"
369 E. 17th Street #10, Costa Mesa.
loc:l6ed Wai., Pltun ., ~
Phone (949) 764-1746
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fomJe Candy Cradooa wOl cOI·
lid the bukeu.. Thia weeUnd.
ltote owner Jamie Wbltlock wm
brtnl the donadone to Camp
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PUBLIC
SAFETY
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
...... StrMt end Sunfloww
AvwtU4IC A hlt-end~run wH
reported at 11:05 1.m .
Monday.
• F9il .iew Roed •nd
P9utatfno ~ue: A traffic
accident lnvotvlng injuries
was reported at 9:10 a.m.
Monday.
• ~ fttace: Vandalism
waa reported In the 1900
blodc at 12:34 p.m. Monday.
• Newport Boue.v."9: An
auto theft was reported in
the 2.AOO bf<><* at 11 :31 a.m.
Monday.
• PIMctMll Drive: Petty theft
was reported In the 2800
bfodcat 11 a.m. Monday.
•Sant. Isabel Awnw:
Grand theft was reported in
the 300 bf<><* at 9:45 a.m.
Monday.
• Town Cent9r o.tve: Petty
theft was reported in the 600
blodc at 10:48 a.m. Monday.
• Victoria StrNt: Possession
of drugs was reported in the
300 blodt at 1 :34 a.m.
Monday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• Eaet Coast Highway: A
deadbolt was reported
stolen from the clubhouse in
Bayside Village at 10:33 a.m .
Monday.
•Jamboree Road: A Prada
wallet was reported stolen
from a table at Diedridl's
Coffee at 3:30 p.m. Monday.
•Main Street: A ba~
camera, jadlet and a golf
trophy worth about $550
were reportedly stolen from
the floor of a men's room in
the 100 bfodt at 9:24 a.m.
Monday.
• W. Ocean Fn>nt: A wallet
was reported stolen from an
unlodced vehicle in the 2000
block at 10:45 a.m. Monday
• Superior Avenue: A N for
sate• sign was reported
stolen from the bedroom of
a residence in the 1500 blodt
at 5:27 p.m. Monday.
• Vie Eboli end Via Udo
Nord: Vandals reportedly
broke a car window at 10
a.m. Monday.
• 8th Street: A garage
burglery was reported in the
100 bl<><* at 1:15 pm.
Monday.
TAXED
Continued from Al
ul expected much worse," she
said. looking around at the fairly
crowded post offite. "Bui 11'<, not
lOO bad.~
Mark Brinton of Co..ia Me..a
looked preny relaxed ill> he put
the final touches on hi'>
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COUNCIL
Continued from Al
Terri Breer, 43, lives in the
Mesa del Mar area and Is active
with the Community Redevel-
opment Action Commiuee and
the Mesa del Mar J lomeowners
Assn.
·1 want the opportunity to
contribute to Lhe future of Costa
Mesa, whether I'm the next
council member or a commu-
nity activist or volwlleering."
Breer said. "I want to contr1b·
ute."
Bruce Garlich, 6& an<i in his
third year on the Pld.nning Com-
mission, sllid he thinks his ex-
CHECK
Continued from Al
tion would be construed as a
conflict in the future.
Mansoor's gesture appeased
former mayor Sandra Genis, who
first brought the matter to the
council's attention on April 7.
~My concern aU along was that
I believe it was an innocenl mis-
take, but if we allowed it to
~land, then that meant that t11e
next time when someone wasn't
making an innocent mistake, it
would be OK." Genis said. "To
me, it's an acknowledgment that
the rule does apply and it's a pre-
cedent."
One tenet of the city's conflict
of interest law, which Genis
helped craft. constitutes a con-
flict any campaign contribution
of $250 or more during the year
before a council decision involv·
ing the contributor.
Mansoor appointed Joel Faris
as rus planning commissioner on
Feb. 18, after Faris had contrib-
uted $300 to Man:soor's 2002
election campaign.
On Tuesday. Mansoor apolo-
gi.7£<! for the oversight and tned
to direct attention back 10 city
matters.
"This has been a distraction
and hopefully now I can get back
to focusing on other city issue~."
Mansoor said.
Faris said that he too is anx·
ious to concentrate whoUy on
city copies.
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be readled at 19491
574-4221 or by e-mail at
deirdre.newman@latimes.com
l'nvelopes.
"Oh, I was done way back
when •• he said. ur just didn•t
mail them out. Why should I?
You pay when you owe "
• DEEPA BHARATH covers public
safety and courts. She may be
readied at (949) 574-4226 or by
e-mail at
dee pa. bharath 10! fatimes.com
S 1 QQQ ci.rilomc< cmh cAu\ l-4500 focrory rebate CQllC)i1 S6-'Q? •otol ciie a1
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perl ·nee on the commission will
ierve him weU ti he b appolnted
to the councU.
·1 think I can bring some skills
and 1earowork and consensus-
bulldlng that might be helpful to
get [council members! through
some difficult issues on their
plate right now,• Garlich said.
Frank Michelena. 73, has lived
In Costa Meia since 1958. He
lives in the Mesa Verde neigh-
borhood .
He is a semlrellred lobbyist
and served as chief of staff to
former county supervisor Bill
Phillips. l Us lobbytng achieve-
ments Include helping 10 bring
the Anaheim Pond to Orange
County and bringing the Los
Angeles Rams Anaheim Sta-
CONDOS
Continued from A 1
downtown redevelopment zone.
Project supporters echoed the
commission in touting the per-
fect fit of the project for the
downtown area.
·1 think the key is that this is a
downtown project and we've
talked about making downtown
a destination and this is exactly
what downtown calls for -high·
clas.<> condos within walking di~
tance of entertainment," said
Councilman Gary Monahan. "l
think it will just raise property
values all around it.·
PTA
Continued from Al
stop in the iotcht:n. 1110 .. e
women, who made up the Na-
tional Parent Teachers Assn ..
took their efforts to Capitol Hill.
For year.. they lobbied for leg-
islation to establish a ~chool
lunch program. ln 1946, they got
their wish. The power of the or-
ganization. whose purpose is to
·..ecure adequate laws for the
care and protection of children
and youth,· surfaced and PTAs
across the country have contin-
ued to foUow that path since
they began in the late 1800s.
lbe I I arbor Council PTA.
which focuse.-; on the Newport-
Mesa Unified School District. is
no different.
"We don't just bnng cookies in
ALLOWED
Conbnued from Al
support Lf the study has never
been done, Graham as.ks? He
JUM wants a scudy. not the
bridge. Just a report that would
anal)"l.e whether it could be
good for CostB Mesa Then the
city can Lale an informative
.. lance on the issue, he says.
What's the hann in gathering
more infonnation before lcilling
the idca7
AJtJ1ough hl' ha.'> been shot
down several time1> he keeps the
fight alive. l'he peNii,tent
advocatE' speak:. al nearly every
City C..ounc1J meeting. alwayi.
findmg new and uwentive ways
to call attention to t11e project.
Think a burrowing owl bil!>
nothing to do wit11 a pos,ible
bridge at 19th Street? Think
again I guarantee Graham could
find a way 10 lmJc the two.
Perhap'> he would ').ily. "If there
were a hridgt> at 19th Street. the
owl could get to Huntington
more easily and burrow over
there. Then we could build out
Fairview Parle as we see fit"
OK. Ills associations are more
cogent but nearly as far-fetched.
Cosca Mesa City official~ could
take a page out of !he Robert
C..raham handbook for beating a
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and location of the event. aa well
as a conta<:t phone number. A
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TODAY
The Ontnoe eo..t con.g.
Friends of the Ubrery will host
their spring boot salt from 9 to 10
a.m. for OCC Friencn members
and from 10 1.m to 3 p.m. for the
public. The sale wtll be held In
front of tho OCC library et the
north end of the Adamt Avenue
p~trting lot. Take Felrv1ew Roed to
MonftorWey. Ctll (714) 432-0202.
ext. 21063 fol more Information.
THUftSOAY
•Ofvofte: A N.w S.Oinnlne'" It •
WC>fbhop for men and womt1n
who lrt dlYOrood or getting
divorced. The WOf'bhop talc"
piece from 10 • m. to 1~30 p.m.
11 180 N.wport Center Drive. The
oott It S40 fo, mort lnfOnnttk>n,
call (949) 844 843&.
FRIDAY .......... ..., ...
dium, nuw known as Edison
lntemational Field of Anaheim.
He also was one or the key
founders of Oilldrens' H~pitaJ
of Orange County.
He said he believes his experi-
ence and background are con-
ducive to serving on the council.
·rve always been prerty active
ln city and county activiti and
am really supportive of busi-
ness, but only when It's done
properly and f cause8) no major
traffic," Michelena said.
If Michelena is nominated,
Monahan would probably not
be able to vote on the nomina-
ti.on since Mjchelena's.company
contrlbuled $999 to ~onapan's
reelectJon campaign ln the fall.
One part of the city's conllict of
The project calls for Rutter De-
velopment to add 161 upscale
condominiums to the 1901 New-
port property that now hosts lhe
Spanish mission-style Newport
Plaza building. A Vegas-style
nightclub has also been added to
the Newport Plaza building. but
awaits further approval from the
city's fire marshal.
The condos will be housed Ill
four four-story building~ mea
suring about 50 feel high. ll1e
project also features a two-levt'I
underground parking structure
and a five-level aboveground
parking structure.
Mansoor ~id he rejected tht'
project because he had signifi
cant concerns with density and
the classroom,u i>aid Patty om ..
t:iansen. Harbor Council pr~•·
dent. ·we will be lobbying 1n
Sacramento . . . lllis 1s a legacy
of PTA. being politically actiVl',
that will strengthen cdurn11on
and support our youth "
With thousands of member~
worlcing toward e'>tablt'>hmg a
closer relationship between
home and school. I !arbor Coutl
cil received accolades from the
California S1a1e PTA for more
lhan its lobbying prowe~.
Mil's been our goal tu wnrk
hand in hand with the teacher'>
and the staff in this school di'
trict so tJ1at we are a '>Ucce .. .,ful
part or that team." ~he '>aid
These award~ "just rcrnnflrrn
that we have an oubtand111g rC'
lationship with them ...
Recogniud in March ac; the
mos1 outstanding P'IA in the t'n
tire state, the Harbor Council\
dead topil with a stick. as tlwy
find themselves in a s1milM
position wilh the Orange County
fransponation Authority in
regard to building pomons of
the Centerlme rail ~}">tern
underground. ( ounty offiuaJ~
agree it is feasible to put p1t>te'I
of tlu• line m subterranean
territory but ~Y the rni,ts to do
so, or even to siudy the id ea
further. are too high. con.,tdt-ring
feeble federaJ support.
According to variou<, bu .. 111t><,.\
leader' in the South Coast Metro
area, an underground lint· would
be far less intru~ive, more
dJective and efficient, tl1<111 .l1l
overhead raJ.1. fnc~ 1nllut.•1HjaJ
business bosses -which
include member~ of tht'
Segerstrom clan -are hol.,wred
by Coc;1a Me<Wl politicians. who
are asking county offk1al' to al
least con<;ider a '>tudy for puttmg
a pan of the line underground
We're not d.'>king for 1t to go
underground. official.c; have .,.ud.
We are 1ust a'>l.mg that you
gather all the informa1ion about
the po~ibilities before ytR• '>hoot
II down
Now, if Graham had .i
exclusive rights 10 that
argument, he could sue the
Costa Mesa City Council for
copyright infringement.
Bui wait, instead of pulling
Graham on the other side of the
Newport harbors, Hornblower
Cruises and Events is featuring a
Champagne Brunch Cruise on
Easter Sunday. The two-hour
cruise features a lavish brundl
and dessert buffet prepared fresh
on board by our talented chefs.
The cruise boards et 11 :30 a.m
and sails from noon to 2 p.m. The
cost is $41.95 per person. F-or
more information or reservations,
call (800) o~ THE-BAY.
APRIL23
A ttv.dlty. 300-mlla aulM
exploring the northern Channel
Islands will be offered by
Or1ng• CoHt College's School
of Salling end Seamanship. The
trip, designed for sailors with at
laat lnt1rmedl1t• .. uing slcltls,
cotts $6215. The Glln de Mir will
d•part It 5 p.m . April 23 ind
retum at 6 p.m. Aprll 27. Cell
(949) 645-9412 for more
Information.
APRll.24 ·Undw•taldrtl Your,.....,.
Report." • free MMk>n at~
Holphal, wtfl provide lntlght Into
the mNnlng Oft pethology
report and how tt'• uMd In
~ ng tnd pt•nnlng treetment
fOr lung cancer. The ...ion wtll
bi~ from 2 to~ p.m. Cell
{949) 7'M&l2 for man
lnformetlon.
Interest code charucterizes as a
conJlict any campaJgn conlribu-
don or $250 or more dwlng I.he
year before a council decision
Involving the contributor.
Former mayor ~ndra Genis,
who wrote this part ot the code,
said the lntent ls to preclude a
pert1on contributing more than
$250 either f.ndMdually or
through his or her company.
Out Michelena could still be
approved on a 2 l vote since
that would constitute a quorum,
said Acting City Atty. Tom Wood.
Heather Somers, who was on
the councU from 1996 to 2000,
but lost to Karen Robinson by 32
votes, was not avallable for com-
ment.
AdditJonal candidates . who
traffic issues,
"I simply would have liked less
deru.ity and that would have al
leviated a lot of the other con-
cern~. Like craffic, • Mansoor said.
While the council split in ap-
proving the project, 1t was
unanimou~ in its conviction to
require developer Rutter Devel·
opment to either build 14 afford-
able housing units or substan·
lially rehahilJtate 14 ex.tsting
affordable housing units within
the redevt'lopment wne.
··If we would have accepted
the fee. the cily would have b<'t'n
left holding the hot potato with
no guar.i.ntee of a way to fulliJI
our requiremenL'i," Mam.oor
~aid ... And I felt that wai. not wi~e
effortl> have11'1 ~one unnoticed.
"l11e PTA hcc. aJwa}'5 been an
mtegrnl part m educatmn," said
Jane Garland, communicatJOll'>
and -.pedal pro1ect-. coordmator
for 1he district. ·· 1ney\e truly
been makmg this a partner..htp
and .t collaborative effort ~
Reflecuve of •~ oul<,1and1ng
involvement of teat hers and ad~
n11n1•.tratof'> .tw·.ud. tht' 1 larhur
Council fYfA ha' a member of
tht' leat her\ union '>ped.lc jt ev~
l'ry monthly meeting. and ha-.
tontinued to build upon 1~ open
relationo;hip with school official-.
"One of the thing ... PlA want'>.
part of their mL'>'>ion. i' for kid.,
to he healthy. educated dnd
.,are ... '>aJd Lllen Carroll, Harbor
Council vice pn:1>idl'nl. "When
you talk about lt'Jr her,, teac.:ht:r<•
want all 1hoc;e thing ... and when
you talk about the district. the
di'>tnl"t want'! all those thtng ....
lente or bridge -city
offil'iah l"Ould U'>e hun to tlw1r
benefit. rake advantage ofh1 ..
uncclMy abthty lO rehash a
.. mgle ~ubject and unJeash him
on the OCTA board.
Take OCTA agenda item No. 9
from the mo'>t recent meeung:
"Purch~ Order for l.iquefied
Natural c,a.., Fuel Tanlc Vacuum
Pump " County officials
n.'< om mended the authonty
executt• an agreement wilh a
fueling company for no more
tJ1an SJB.494.78 for two pump'>
Now. apply the Graham-e'>qlll'
masterful MdlJ of twhting It il1to
1>omethi11g about tJ1e Center! jm·
and you might have th1.,
argummt:
I he rnu111y ~about to spe11d
nearty S40,000 on two pumps for
IJquefit•d Natural Ga' I ut'l
Tanks and when It ha.,n't t·wn
full) explored other
transportatmn opt1om ... ud1 d.'
all the altemauves for a hK)11 rail
S)">tem '>ure natural g~ is \'\<hat
1!> bemg used now. but what
Jbout when lhe Centerl.1ne get~
up and rwuung7 Wtll 11 still be a'>
important? And speaking of
CenterUne. how 1~ it that
officials can '>O easily sign off on
somethmg that could one day be
outmoded. yet 11 can't even
'>Upport the gathering of
information for thf' CenterUne?
Undoubtedly an imminent step
APRIL25
The fifth No Mora Homel ... ~
Conference runa through April 27
at the Hilton Costa Mesa. The
event 111 presented and sponsored
appeared 011 1he city' Web itc
late Tuesday ure formrr Pl n
nlng Corom oner Wall Dav
enport, who wrus nol re-
appointed ln February alter
serving (or 22 ycan; rom1er
Muyor (Jnda Dixon. who lost
her retlecllon campu.Jgn Ul No·
vember; Art Perry, o C.osta MeMi
Sanitary District bolll'd mernbe1
and £'itllncia High School octiv·
lties dJrector: and Mike Scheaf-
er. the Co l3 Mcsa-Newpon
I la.tbot JJon~ Oub president
who will rev1ve the Fish Fry on
May JI.
• DEJROAE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa end may be readled at (9491
574-4221 or by •·mall at
deirdre.newman@latlmu..com.
. QUEST10N'
Will th• condos help
ComM ... ~•
downtown
environment? Call
our Reeders Hotline
? •
at (949) 642-6086 or send e-mail
to dailypllot wfatlmes com.
Please spell your name and
include your hometown and
phone number, for verification
purposes only.
10 lcavl' tlw lily holding tlw
bag."
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be read'led at (9491
574-4221 or bye mail at
detrdre.newmon a•fot1mes com
You all havt: al ornmm1 Vt'>Hlll lor
what you w.int fw your t h1I
dren
On May I, till' 'tall' wlll honor
I larhur C oundl JYIA .it the PIA'
annual l'onvrn11011 Ill \al r..t
memo for II'> al h1t>vernt•11t'>
wh11l· ah.o giVJng I lamor C ounnl
Yl'I another t hann lo dL•rnon
'>lrJlt' ti'> ded1u11ion
I I arbor ( ounl"ll \\ 111 lohhy
once again, tht'> llllll' agalll'I
'>talt: budgt•t cut'
~ rhL'} n·nainJy arc the Jim
that tan lohhy .111d I th111k tlwy
have lhe tJt.,t Hlll'rl''" of till'
children at h<'art." c,arla11d .,.uct
.. Pnwt•r to tlwm lo IK· jbll' to go
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READERS RESPOND .
Not just a place to go shop
AT ISSUE: Does Costa Mesa need more
shopr>ing o'r a recreational spot for families
recreation with beaches and
mountains that we should level
everything over there .and make
a senior citirens housing that
would be helpful to them We
don't have enough of that. We
have plenty of other restaurants
businesses, recreation areas.
Targets, etc.
"at the Mesa Verde Center? ·
I don't understand how Costa
Mesa city officials can't look
and see that we don't need
more shopping centers but we
do need a place for kids and
adults to go for some kilid of
entertainment that isn't
!>hopping.
DIANEWHrTE
Costa Mesa
< .osta Mesa does not need any
more traffic or shopping on
I larhor Boulevard or in the
11e11(hborhood.
WALLACE JENSON
Costa Mesa
I am calling regarding Costa
M t'sa's Kohl Project. I support it
and my main reason is even if
they were Lo downsize the square
footage of the store or put some
underground parting. the
parking hopefully in the future
will become more either bus or
mp1d uansit of some kind other
1l1<1n the automobile and what
beller traffic pattern would there
he than Harbor Boulevcll'd or
Adarm ? f.specially Harbor
Boulevard, in other words like
Newport Boulevard.
II would be bener than
'Prl'adjng the traffic all over the
art'<l. We should be confming it
more to busy strei."ts that are
.ilrt•Jdy busy or to freeways so
pt.•ople will have easy ace~ to
.,hoppmg and residentiaJ and
h11 .. 1nesses. So you can live. waJk
.ind have the recreational
fanhucs. So I support the project
and am sorry it is not going to go
through.
BtllNYHOLM
O:>sta Mesa
I want to commend the City
Council for backing off on having
another department store at th.at
location. I think that gives them
time to explore other alternatives
and possibly some recreation
activities or things of that nature.
I think there is a lack of need for
a store like Kohl's. I took a field
trip to a Kohl's and I th.ink Costa
Mesa is not crying out for
another retail store of that genre.
If you go to a place Jike Mervyns,
JC Penny, Sears, even Target has
the same type of merchandise.
1 lcnow that I probably
wouldn't shop at Kobl's. so
stepping back and taldng
another look is not to be
admonished and it is not an
anti-hus ine$ stance. It is a wise
stance that they are taldng.
SHARON BOUDREAU
Costa Mesa
I want to express that I do not
support Kohl'!> department store.
I do not 'iuppon that. We do not
need another Mervyns-type store
and there are three others wiUlin
a mile or two of that location.
BEVERLY JENSEN
Costa Mesa
Hurray for the City Council 1
think we have w many
bu!>inesses and junk all over
Costa Mesa. plul> so much
~tag
,
Enough of that. Let's get some
low-cost senior citizen housing.
TEOANORINI
Costa Mesa
I think it would be great to
have ping pong tables set up in
IJle facility over there. I think
they shouJ_d reopen ice skating
rinks becaui.e I think it is a great
place to get together at night to
ice skate together.
Bowting·aJJeys should he
reopened and renamed as family
get together plac~ for people to
get together and have a great
time together. hunily quality
lime in the bowling center. They
shouldn't close it down. they
!thould reopen ii using a small
amounl of taxpayers money
derived Imm lhe people so lhat
the community can benefit
overnJJ.
OliJdren need a place to ice
!>kale, bowl and visit toget11er m a
!>afe healthy environment so
parenl\ can he '>ecure in the
lmo .... 1t'dgf• 1ha1 children are saft·
A p111g pong tahle. a
backgammon hoard and che'>.'>
board!> all.o could be placed m
1here w children can learn to
communicate together. I think it
would he a wrong thing to do to
have a Kohl \ department store
there.
DAVE GROTHUS
Irvine
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Pilot sports editor a
'ct>.nsummate pro'
J was saddened to re<id
~esday .morning U1at 'llo~er
Carlson is retinng from hi.,
post as sports editor of tht·
Daily Pilot He has been an
institution in our m1ds1 for
more than three decade .... and
it just won't be the samt•
without rum. What the
community is going to rn ... .,
most about him is his pa.,-..011
for his work. Roger truly
cared.
I first met Roger m i !Kil
when we were both workmg
as stringers for IJ1e Daily 1'1!01.
under legendary :.pon., ed11rn
Glenn White. Gle1111 wa" J
testy, ornery t.a:>luna'>tcr I 1~a ..
a green kid jU!>l OUl of UH·
Army, returning to '>t'h<>11I.
Journalism, for me, al thl'
lime, was a bit in111nidat111g
Roger was a breath of fre.,h
air in the neW!>room . i le v.a.,
completely unflappable .• 111d I
found him to be the perf~·t 1
role model for how lo lwh.t\I'
m a professional "el ting.
under pressure
Roger later joineti tht I >J.Jh
Pilot on a full·tlllw ba"''' I
went on to fim.,h my ti1·gn·1·.
and WOWld up here at
Ur.mge Coa\t < ollege Hogt•r
remained my Ir 1end 1wc1 thl'
years. I le never changed I '1·
had occasion to '>il 11 1 m,111} a
press box next 111111111. <111d
he'~ a consummate pro I k
nut only taught me the
mtricacit'!> of l eepmg
accurnte football '\tat1Mw ... lw
also imparted to me the
virtue<; of hard woclt, loyalty
and ded1La llun. AI1d 1111egruy
He\ a clas<, an!
We U mt~ you Rog!
JIM CARNETT
Senior director of
tommunity relall<ill'>
< hangt-( .oa:-1 CoUeg(•
< ll'>la Me .. a
Mixed feelings on
Glrlson \ retirement
11 wa"> l.\-1th mixed
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"Willie Mays would have
been proud of that {Parker
Fergwon catch)."
John Emme, CdM baseban coach
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HIGH SCHOL BASEBALL
Sailors dealt
• s.er1ous curve
by Dolphins
Dana Hills pitcher's breaking balls
help stymie Newport Harbor in
Pride of the Coast Tournament
quarterfinal triumph.
Bryce Alderton
Oa1lyP1lot
NEWPORT BEACH
Newport Harbor High's
baseball team can gain
solace that it held its
own against South Coast
League foe Dana Hills
Tuesday, even if the ef·
fort wasn't en"ough to
win.
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singles by Sanchez, third
baseman R.J. Muller,
Ryan Heenan and Mak-
serjian. Heenan and
Makserjian both beat out
slow rollers in the infield.
Makserjian·s grounder·
scored both Muller and
Heenan, Heenan alertly
sprinting home from sec-
ond when the first base-
man lost focus after
Dana Hills 9
Newport 5
The Dolphins -be-
hind the crafty breaking balls of
starter Trevor Helms that zig-
zagged to find nearly every part of
the plate and the run-producing
machine at the top of the order -
downed the host Sailors, 9·5, in a
quarterfinal matchup in the Pride
of the Coast Tournament.
Brent Lawson and Ryan Jones
each had three hits in four at-bats
and scored six of the Dolphins nine
runs to give the South Coast
Leag\Je participants their 11th vic-
tory.
The loss drops Newport to 5· ll,
but the Sailors fought until the
very end.
With two runs already in in the
seventh and final inning, the Sail-
ors had runners at first and second
with one out and junior left fielder
Karo Makserjian at the plate. Mak-
serjian, who had singled and
scored one of Newport's three runs
to tie the Dolphins In the third in-
ning, ripped a 2-2 fastball right at
left fielder Brady Smith, who
alertly fired to double up a New-
port runner at second who had
strayed a bit too far off the bag.
Newport Coach Joel Desguin,
coaching at third, acknowledged
he thought Makserjian's ball would
fall in front of Smith and told the
runner to come down the line.
Pinch-hitter Nick Sacco and
starting shortstop Dave Erickson
each singled and scored in the sev-
enth inning with catcher Jeff San-
chez adding one of his two singles
in three at-bats.
Newport's two final runs equaled
Dana Hills' output in the top of the
seventh inning. The Dolphins
(11 -5) scored two runs each in the
first. fourth and sixth innings to go
with a single tally in the third. Wild
pitches to consecutive hitters ac-
counted for Daria Hills' two runs in
the fourth Inning. increasing the
margin to 5-3 after Newport had
tied It, 3-3, the previous inning.
Newport began Its assault with
two outs, getting four consecutive
COLLEGE MEN'S
VOLLEYBALL
UCI at Stanford
in playoff opener
The UC Irvine men's voUeyball team
wW visit Stanford at 7 p.m. Friday ln its
third appearance In the Mountain Pa-
ciftc Sporta Federation Ownpionshipa.
TheA.ntaten (19-10, 12·10) are the No.
5 seed in the eight-team event. after post·
log a IChooi record foe regular«U011 conrerenc:e vlCtories. ua 8nlshed tied
with Cal Stare N,orthrktp and the Un.IWt·
*1ty of PadOc, but got the b.lghat teed by
virtue of the held·to<belld debnJabr.
Stanford (17·11, 14-8) is the No. 4 teed.
Pq>perdlne (No. l), BYU (No. 2) and Ha·
wd (No. 3) rouDd out the top lleCk
UCI loat 1n the ftnt round In 1999
lod200J.
fielding a late throw.
Then came a blast by center
fielder Ryan Torrey to the left-cen-
ter-field gap that one hopped
against the wall to plate Makser-
jian. A tie is as close as Newport
would get as starting pitcher Ryan
Rowe and the defense behind him
tried to limit the Dolphins the best
they could.
•Rowe kept us in the game and
Uoe Cantarella) is going to do what
he can do to get to the ball," Des-
guin said. wwe were right there
against a better team."
Rowe (0-2) struck out two while
allowing six hils and five runs in
five innings. Matt Erickson re-
lieved Rowe and struck out three in
his two innings. Cantarella covered
a lot of real estate in right field
Tuesday. The junior reached over a
fence along the right side to catch
a pop foul and then made a Tim
Salmon-like grab on a shallow fly
by Todd Carlin, sliding to scoop
the ball before it hit the turf to end
the Dolphins' third-Inning threat.
Dana Hills' Helms kept Newport
at bay, tossing breaking balls that
started outside the strike zone but
curled to catch the outside corner
on a number of occasions, often
freezing the batter. Helms allowed
just three runs on nine hits with
eight strikeouts and retired the
side in order in the first, fourth and
fifth innings.
"[Helms) was throwing first-
pitch curves and was hitting the
outside corner,• Makserjian said.
"I just tried to wait on the ball and
hH it to the opposite field. He was a
good pitcher. He made a great play
on me and [Erick.son!."
Helms speared two hard-hit
grounders by Erickson and Mak-
serjian and threw both out at first.
After Brady Smith, the Dolphins'
No. 4 hitter who went 2 for 3 with a
walk, the Sailors limited the rest of
the order to just two hits. But the
damage Jones and Lawson did to
See SAILORS, P•1• A8
OCC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
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Sailors' Ryan Rowe,
above, delivers to the
plate in Newport
Harbor's game against
Dana HiUs. At left,
Newport Harbor
outfielder Ryan Torrey
steals second base
before Dana Hills
secondbaseman Jake
Hurst has a chance to
tag him. However, the
Sailors lost 9-5.
PHOTOS BY MARK C. OU~/
DM.YPILOT
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'Eaters fall on walk-off homer·
fteld fence. ,,:
Wehnm. wbcJM home ..
WU h1t fll'lt tbit lpring MD
for 3 to pace the Antea:
aeven-bit attack.
Jon Horwitz. Gres W.W.
M.n Fllher mo had hhl 1or
visiton, who fell to 15-23. 1 ua continua Lca road trtp 1bunday.
beglnnlng • three-game lelill at Big
\\at rival UnMntty of the Pac:lftc. I ' ••
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HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Estancia's Ryan Gleason,
above, delivers a pttch during
Tuesday's Pride of the Coast
Tournament consolation
quarterfinal against Covina. At
right. Estancia's Jeremy
Hauser forces Covina's
Robert Hays out at second
base before throwing to first
for a double play during the
seventh inning .
PHOTOS BY !<ENT TREPTOW I OAl.Y Pl.OT
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Gleason shines
but Eagles fall
Estancia sophomore allows
only three hits, but h goes
overlooked in team 's 5-1 loss
to Covina in the Pride of the
Coast tournam ent.
Steve Vlr1•n
Daily Piiot
COSTA MESA -"l\Jcked away an the back
ground of an uneventful spring break bcc.ebaJI
tournament game Tuesday was Fs1anc1a I flgh
sophomore pitcher Ryan Glea.;,on
It would have been easy to overlook ht'> 1ale111.
considering he hi1 four baller-., mclud1ng three
in one inning.
Gleason was aJso hard 10 nouce Mnce a coarh,
Estancia's Jon Green, dll>playcd more emonun
than anyone playing the game.
'The Eagles lost, 5-1. 10 visiting Covind 111 a
consolation quarterfinal of the Pride of tht•
Coast Tournament Tuesday. when Glea'>on gave
a bit of credence to Green's belief tha1 the
sophomore is on the verge of becoming a \pt'·
ciaJ player.
Gleason p11ched a three·httter I le strutk uu1
three and allowed five runs (two unearned in a
complete-game performance thdt indudt'd 127
pitches.
WhiJe his curveball need'> minor ddJU'>lmen1,
Gleason has found comfort in his fas1baU. Green
<;aid.
'"With him, it's just a maner of making the ad·
justments." Green !>aid. "All our pitchers need to
learn how to ..etl.lc down through 1he t>arly 111
rungs. and Ryan knowi. tha1. Hyasl°s young. I le
has so much t..Ucnt, It's JU'>I a ma11er of hame~
ing II.
"I hope he's around for the next M'O year'>. I It'
~ a good future m F..s1ancia bru.ebaU and a
good furure. I'm c;ure. be}ond tha1."
GleaM>n endured .i rough second inning,
when he hit three batters. mcluding two 111 a
row, after 1sswng a walk. C.ovina's Jason Muno7\
double drove in two and. after a third run was
forced in on another hit by p11ch to give tht• w.1
tor-.;s (9-6) a J-0 lead.
However, (,lea.'><m allowed just two hth the
rest of the way. He battled throughout. gairung
valuable expenence that could make tum a
player to watch an the corning years.
He gathers tnsptratton when he hear. talk of
his potential.
Nit definitely mouvates me,· Gleason ..aid of
his expectaUons. Nl'm a
• SCOREBOMD sophomore and I'm throw·
ing in V-MMty games. and 11
only means I have rwo
yea.r<, to work on my stuff.
Ilic people who talk prob-
ably 1ry to pu1 !pressure)
on me, but I really don't
look a1 11 that way. I JU.St go
Covina 5 ou1 there and throw
Estancia 1 '>tnkel>.'0
llw f..-,tant.1a defen-.e
'>upponed (,Jeason with
two double plays. Fre<>hmdn Fvan Van Geem
stepped up with an un~'>l'>ll'tl double play with
the bases loaded m the lounh anmng loaded
Van Geem. who usuaJI} play<, '>hortstop or !K'C-
ond bru.e. dropped a hard line dnve. but he
qUJck.ly picked II up. 1agged a runner heading
home, then stepping on third for 1he force.
Van Geem i'> playm~ m place of fatanc1a
'>Ophomore Greg I lught'~. 1he r..igl~' lea doff tut·
ter who is o ut for the \t:a.'>on with a knee mjury,
(,reen said. Green at .. o said I lughe<. was prob·
ably the best leadoff hitter 111 the <,olden West
League.
Juniors Cullen Crom and \1att Ronquillo
opened the sbcth inning wuh back to back sin
gl~ for the Eagles l I :!I C rom adv-anced to
third on a wild pnch and 1unwr Jt'rem~ 1 lauc,er
edITied an RBI with 111, \dtnfice fly 10 center
field.
The Eagles will ho'>I fe\oro m a 13th-place
M"mifinal today at J p m Green is expccung to
~nd freshman Mike McDaniel'> 10 the mound
(,reen is also hoping the Lagle-; can gather
'>Orne momentum a\ lhey ht'ad bad mto leagul'
play. c.reen '>Ce<> potential 1n h1' enlJJ'e team. not
JUI>! Gleason.
If the Eagles can cul dO\\-TI on rnJ'>lal:.E".'. the\
'>hould be able to 1urn their 't'a'>on Mound.
(,rt't'n ..aid.
"We'\e got !>even lea~e ~amt"> left • (,ree11
'>did "We re going to ba11Je to the eml I 1htnk we
< an .,uJJ firush in the top three m the league
lnul' how I'm going to rnut.h 1ht..,t.· k.td\ and
thai'!:> how I expect 1he ktd'> 10 play··
Pride of the Coall Toumamert
Consol.tion qua"9rfinal
Covina 5, &land. 1
5c:cM'9 by Innings Covina 030 200 • 1
Estancia ooo 001 o 1 5 '
Ortega, Gutierrez (6) and Galvel. Gleason and Crom W
-Ortega L -Gleason. 0.3 28 M unoz ICI
SCHEDULE
CdM earns blue-collar win
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High school -Pnde of 1he COMt
Tou<Nmenl. Senllego 111 Nllwpof1
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Col9ge • ~ • \lango..a l pm
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Sea Kings roll past Bolsa
Grande to advance to
consolation semifina l.
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Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
OORONA DEL MAR -Corona del Mar High baseball coach John Ernm' bu seen his Sea King') react in different
Ways Lo their favorite role this season.
Jbere have been underachieving
stretches and times when they played to
their potential as evidenced in their re-
~t a.scent to the top of the Pacific
Coast League standings.
: Emme enjoyed the Sea Kin~' latest
~ea.lings In the favorite role Tuesday.
When CdM defeated visiting Bolsa
Grande. 9-1. The Sea Kings (9-5) ad-
yance to today's consolation semifinal MBiMt visiting Mis.Uon Viejo at noon.
: "We weie the favorite on Saturday
!against Newport Harborl and you saw ,mat happened there," Bmme saJd of
the 5-4 loss. "We need to come into each p.me with a wodananlike attitude and I
punk we did that today."
CdM uMd a nin&-hlt attack. spear-
beeded by 1bdd Mackiln's 2-for-3, four.
RBI performaoce. that lnduded a solo
home run. his eec:ond of the teaSOll. in
the fourth in.nln8-Macklin. a junior
~
pitcher, helped hLS own caw.e.
He im proved h.15 pitching re·
cord to 2-2, allowmg four hits
and one run in four innmh"-
spectacular grab m center
field. Running toward the
fence. Ferguson left his fet>I to
make the catch, ending Je"lle
Jimenez's hope of a double.
Willie Mays ~ haVl'
been proud of that one." Fmme
said of ~nS catch.
'Tudd did a good job.'' Imme
said " I thought he threw 100
many pitches. more than he
had to. But I had a shon tallc
with him eady in the game and
he Wa.5 better after that."
Macklin also took advan-
tage of CdM's run suppon..
The Sea Kings built an 8-0
Bo Isa 1
Sea Kings 9
Bolsa Grande drop ped to
11 -I on the season, as Coach
Olarles Olatman took the
loss in stride because of his
lead in the first three inrungs. They
scored four runs ln the second. when
CdM batted around. Junior Jerri! Thayer
doubled into the rtght-6eld comer to
drive in senior Brandon IWru and JWl
ior Parker Ferguson. Thayer was thrown
out trying to stretch it Into a triple.
Then, juniors Josh Bradbury, Ryan
Kelly and Barrett Sprowl walked to load
the bases. Macklin followed with a two
run single to right-center field. Ferguson
and Bradbury each scored two runs.
"This was a re.al Important game for us... F.mme said. .. Winning this would
most likely set up a matchup again.st Mis·
sion Viejo and that i,, a good game for U&"
Macklln struck out four and walked
one before givfn8 way to 5en.ior Nick
Rhodes, who delivered three shutout in-
nings that lncluded six strikeou ts.
In the fifth tnn1ng, Ferguson ~a
~uad' inexperience.
wwe·re playing with a glorified junior
v-d!Stty team: said Olatman, a former
football and baseball standout at Costa
Mesa N We start six sophomores, two
freshman and one junior. We make a lot
of young mistakes."
Olatman will return to his stomping
grounds today when Bolsa Grande faces
the Mustangs at noon at Costa Mesa ln a
13th-place semifinal.
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(8) 1nd Smith; Maddin. Rhodel (5) Ind Kelly,
Preuon (5) W -M8c*lin. 2-2. l -Tencabtinl.
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MARI( C. DUSTIN I DAILY Pl.OT
Newport Harbor shortstop Dave Erickson connects for a base hit Tuesday against Dana Hills. The
Sailors lost a 9-5 decision to the visiting Dolphins in the Pride of the Coast Tournament quarterfinals.
SAILORS two hours later than previ-
ously sch eduled, to allow time
for the field to dry out from
Monday's rain that caused aJJ
tournament games to be pos t-
poned.
Pride of the Coast Tournament
Quarterfinal Continued from A6
Dana Hiiia 9, Newport H1rbor 5
Seo,.. by Innings Dana 201 202 l 9 11 o
Newport 003 ooo 2 ~ 9 1 Newport was enough.
~They hit che ball well
(Lawson I is very good." Oec;-
guin said.
Newport returns to ac tion
today at 9 a.m. against visit-
ing Santiago. If the Sailors
win, they would play again at
noon.
Helms, Kaplan 171 and Vazac;
Rowe. M . Ern:ltson (6) and Sanchez.
W -Helms. L -Rowe, 0-2. 28 -
Lawson 2 (OH), Kaplan (OHi. Torrey
(NH). Newport and Dana I rills be-
gan played at I p.m fuesday.
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HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Mission masters Mustang ~~~;
Diablos use two
homers and sound
pitching to tum back
Costa Mesa Tuesday.
l?.c• Alderton
Dady Pilot
COSTA MF.SA-The •pttcbing
by cornmttt.ee• philoeophy im·
pleml!flted by Costa Mesa High
baBeball coach Doug Deats didn't
quite go according to plan Tues.-
day, espedAlly if wins and losses
are any measure.
The Must:mgs fell to visting
Mission Viejo, 9-2, in a Pride of
the Coast Tbumament consola-
tion quarterfinal The Mustanp
suffered their second straight
tournament loss. It .was a
makeup game from Monday
when all contests were post-
poned due to rain.
•With OW' game schedule (to-
day) up in the air, I wanted to go
with a committee for this one."
Deats said when asked why he
used six pitchen in the seven-io-
ning a1fair. Deats arrived at a
field saturated with pools of wa-
ter at 6:30 am. Tuesd~ But.
with the help of his staff and
players. along with the sun pro-
vided by Mother Nature. the
Mustangs (5-9) and Oiablos (8-6)
were able to go at it without
waddling in the mire.
The Mustangs may have
wished they had some sludge to
slow down a Mission Viejo of-
fense that tallied nine hits, in-
cluding two home runs.
"We haven't been swinging
great, but our guys all have the
potential to be good at the
plate," Mission Viejo Coach
Club ~ said. in the fifth lnnlng. ;
"Wf!ve been up and Mesa mustered lts.,,
down with our llneup, only legitimate nllly in: •
but we swung the bat the fifth. · ~ .:.
well today, It was our Rodrigud1 single -:
best eft'ort u a team at moved Hunter to sep-~
the plate." ond. setting the stail: :
In stalk contrast to for Go"'8lez. wh~ ~
Mesa's litany of pltch-promptly sent a bulhlr:.. en. Mission Viejo M. Viefo 9 up the middle int.O .
used just two hurlers Costa Mesa 2 center field. Hardman -
to record the win. came up with the ~ -
M4tng only his sec-. dd rifled It to catcher -
.ond start ·of the season, Cody Matt Galati, who applied the ~g .. ~
Hieb ~ the Musta.rlp to on Hooter. . -~
twO runs on four hita and struck · "I wanted (}lardmanl to have·
out nine in ftw innings. Senior to make a play and he did," salc;J •
left-bander Thylor Bennett came Deats about the decision to seotl
on woit a scoreless final two in-Hunter. ·1 gambled and we los~·.
nipgs, striking out three. Much of Mesa's misery Tues:=
1be 12 stribouts ls a season-day could be attributed to six er· ,
high for Mesa. rors. compared to none for Mis-
"Hicb bad a good fastball and sion Viejo.
breaking ball," Deats said. Junior Daniel Cooper made his
Shortstop Alex Pisarski went 2 second start Tuesday for Me~
for 3 and was the only Mustang and retired the side in order io
to collect two hits. 1bird base-the first
man Robert Rodriguez. desig-Justin Peterson, Beltran. Gon-
nated bitter Ge.ry Gonzalez and zalez. George Vargas and P~k1
center fielder Adam Beltran each all saw action on the mound.
singled once as the Mustangs PlsaISki allowed no runs in tht!-
failed to manage any extra-base seventh and tallied one suik~ · ·
hits. ouL Beltran and GonzaJez eacft
Such was not the case with struck out one.
Mission Viejo. which tallied two Mesa hosts Santiago today at
doubles and a couple of two-run noon in a l3tb-place serrufinal ::-..
home runs. The switch-hitting .:· :
Jeff CUilen. hitting from the right • ... : •
side in the third inning. sent a Mltaf._C...rounwnent ·.; :
1-1 pitch over the left-field fence Con9oladon qwlltlfftnail _ •
to give Mission Viejo a 4-1 lead. ,...._.. Vlefo 1. eo.ta Mee.a 2 ... , Scof'9 by ""'*--. In the next inning. center fielder M. v..;o 022 221 ~ 9 9 0 _
Oar1c Hardman belted a towering Mesa 010 cno o -2 !> 6 ~.
shot over the right-field fence. Hieb. Bennett (8) and Galati, Fadley • : •
Mission Viejo scored two runs 17); Cooper. Peterson (3). Beltran (41, ~ :
each in inninat 2-5 to pad Its Gonzalez (6), Vargas (6), Pi .. rski 171; ... • ---._ and Hunter. W -Hieb, 1-t. L-• -• • lead to 8-1 before Beltran scored Cooper. e>-2. 28 -Cullen tMV>. Greer: .·:
from third OD a wiJd pitch. on (MV). HR -Cullen (MY). Hardman
ball four to catcher Nate Hunter IMV).
BRIEFLY
Friedrichs powers Sage Hill
to a 5-3 win over Brethren
• &\SBBAU.: Sage Hill School
senior Zach Friedrichs belted a
two-out, two-run double to
break a 3-3 fourth-inning tie
and lead the Ughtriin.g to a 5-3
Academy League victory Tues-
day over visiting Brethren
Otristian. ·
Zack Shockley singled to lead
off the fourth and Jordan Salin-
ger also singled to set the table
for Friedrichs.
Junior nm Wilkins went the
distance to earn his third win in
four decisions, yielding just
four hits and striking out eigbL
He did not walk a batter and
had only one three-ball count.
\Y"tlldns. battlngleadoft',weot2
for 4, scored twice and stole
three bases.
Sage Hill. which entered the
day tied for second with Capis-
trano Valley Christian, im-
proved to 6-4-1, 5-3 in league.
Brethren Oui.stian fell to 5-7,
3·5.
The Ugbtning hostJ Western
Christian from Covina in the
first round of the Sage Hill
Spring Tuurnament. today at
noon.
Ac1d11111JLMpe
a._. .. s.•wtt .... aw.J Brethren~~.....,. -3 • 1
Sag• Hiii 201 200 M -II 7 0
Kiibane, Werden (6) and Andrews;
Wilklne end Kornswi.t. W -Wilkins,
3-1. L -Kiibane, 1-1. 28 -Frledrlc:M
(SH).
Vanguard gains split
•Softball: The Vanguard
University softball team split a
Golden State Athletic Confer-
ence doubleheader with visit-
ing Concordia Tuesday. win-
ning the first game, 2-1 and
dropping the second, 2-0.
The Uons scored twice in the
first in the opener. when Jill Je-
ranko doubled and Ashley
Mauro followed with a triple
and scored on Celina Cama-
rillo's fielder's choice bunt.
Mardea Ball made the two
runs stand up, scattering eight
hits.
Concordia scored single runs
in the third and seventh to win
the second game, as Vanguard
managed just two hits.
Vanguard is now 23-22. 10-16
in conference, while Concordia
is 32-16, 14-10.
Gotdefl .... MMk Cenf9'•-
Gwne 1 v.nc: 2. Conc:onla 1
C'oordla 001 ~"T . 1 e o
V'guard 200 ooo • -2 • ,
Ce11lllo and Thom1; Ball end Rolle
W -a.II, 9-t3; L-Cntlllo, fHI. 28 -
Lev ICI. Jerenko M . 38 -Mauro M .
Gwne2 ~ 2. Vanguwd 0
C'oordi• ~ ~ ......... -2 e o V'guard ooo ooo o -o 2 o
Guido and Thome; Ball and Rolle W
-Guido. 1'-5. l -Ball. 9-l4. 2B -
Slene IC). 38 -Kuehnert (Cl.
Ratajczak (C).
Vanguard out.dueled
• &\SEMU.: Point Loma
Nazarene pitcher Ryan WU-
Uams outlasted Vanguard
starter Matt CUton Tuesday,
going the distance in 2-1
Golden State AthJedc Confer-
ence victory that required 10
lnnJnp.
Williams gave up six hits and
walked two lo improve to 5-;1.
while. Caston surrendered five
h.its and tWO walks. before giV•
ing way with one out in tl)c-~
10th.
Both pitchers struck out
three.
Vanguard opened the !>Coring
in the fourth when Robert C.n11
singled, advanced to third on
two groundouts and scored on
Joe Camahan's double.
Point Loma tied it in the i.ixth
and won it with an unearned
run in the lOth. giving Ca~ton
only his second loss in c;even
decisions.
Vanguard foU to 21 -23. 10-13
in conference, while Point
Loma improved to 24-15, 12-10
Cruz went 2 for 5 to pace the
Lions.
Gclldalt 9ta AdNlk c.nr~
Point Loma 2, Vanguerd 1 · •· : •
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Williams and Roberti; Ce110"·
Searle end Bower. W -Willtam1,
6-3. L-Ca.ton, 6-2. 2B -Marn (VI.
E1hragh (PL), Carnahan (VI
Barry sweeps Lions
•TENNIS: The men's anc.J
women's tennis teams each ab ..
sorbed nonconference losses at
Barry UnJverslty in Florida
Monday. by Identical 7-2 scores.
Calle Lumsden and CaJJe
Holmgren were men's singles
winners for Vanguard, white
singles players Sara Bradley and
Melissa Krohn posted the lone
victories for the Uons' women.
The Vanguard men fell to
12-8, while the women are now
11-9.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
& MISC.
GARAGE
SALE
BUSINESS &
FINANCIAL 2305-2490
By Fax
(949) 631 -6594
1 f'lu~ mclUtk your n.m1< lllld
phone number and """ · 11 <all
'°"' t>.k "'llh ll l'O•< QU•~C I
ISCl!957
I01ICI Of Prnno. TO .u•uamanOfi
llOllll J0111 um
WUIO. l211417
To •II heirs, benefl
clarlH, credtto•s. con
tl!IJ!nt crad1ton, and
parson• who n,ay ottl·
9fWIM be lnl•rHl•d In
the wlll Of utata, Of
both, of. MICHA£l JOHN
BAl<EA
A PETITION FOR PRO
BATE hu been filed by
IOHN S WILLIAMS,
PUBLIC AOMINISTAATOR/
GUARDIAN In lhe Supe·
rlor Court of C•llfM nla,
County of Ott~.
THE PETITION FOR
l'ROtlATE requHb JOHN
S. WILLIAMS, PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATOR/
OUAROIAN be appointed
H 1>41tlOll•I '••MnlA tlYt to edmlnlster the
Htate ot the decedent
THE PHITIOH req.,.sb
authotlty to admln1st"
the Hl•I• undef the
Independent Adm1nls·
tntlon ol Est•tes Acl
(Th" Authotlty will allow
th• P¥M>nal r•H•n·
tatlv• to t•k• manr
actions without obtain·
ln1 court approval
Before l.itkln1 certain
verr Important actions,
hqwever, the personal
represent•ll•• will be
requored lo at•• notice
to · tnterttted persons
llJllU& they have waived
notice or consented to
the proposed action )
The 1ndep1nde"t 1d·
m1n1strat1on authority
YflH 11.e I' anted unless
an 1nteruted person
!ill$ an obj1Ct1on to ttfe
pet1tlon and show\ eood
cause why the court
should not ar •nl the
authority
A HEARING on the
pet111on wtll be held on
M.AY 7, 2003 at !•45
p .m on Oepl l7J
located at 341 The City
Or1v1 South. Or a nee. CA
91868.
If YOU OBJECT to the
ar •nttna of the pet1t1on.
you should appear at the
hurona and state your
objections 01 lole wntten
obiect1ons •1th the court
before the hearine Your
appearam.e may be on
person or by your
attorney
tr YOU ARE. A CREDI
TOR or c ont111aent
creditor of the deceased.
you mu•I file your claim
with the court and mall
1 copy to the' personal
reprnentaltve "ppoonled
by the court w1H11n four
month\ from the date ot
the flnt IHUlllU ot
letteft H PfOVlded In
Probal1 Code stcUon
9100 lhe time lor Illini
claim• wlll not uplf•
ti.tore four month\ from
the hH•ln& date noticed
above
YOU MAY EXAMINE the
hie kepi by th1 (0\111 If
you 9f e • pe1son In
l•Uteel In the eatal1,
yo11 may file •Ith the
court a Request for
Sj>e<lal HotlGI (form OE·
1!14) of th• tllln1 of 1n
invenlOf y and appr a1sal
of Hlate assets Of of
any petition or account
as provided In Probate
Code section 1150. A
R1q11est for Special
Notice form 11 oallable
from the court clerk
Attorney for PetrUonet ..... -... '· .... ..,. '•-ty ( .......... .. Jey<• ltlley, o.......,
S41 The City Or., P.O.
•••4•11
Or .... ,CAt2163
Published lhwport
Beach Costa Mua Oa1ly
Pilot April 10. · 16. 17.
2003 THW318
FldttlMa..eu -s...... The followlna perM>ns
ere doing bus1nus as·
Adm11 al Car Siles, 27601
rorbes Rd. Sh 3l.
Laituna N1111el, Calttor nta
92677
Capdevielle lr1' . (CA),
24861 Camb~r well, La·
11una Hill\, Cahlornla
92653
This busm•» t• con·
ducted by a corpo1 atton
Have you •tarted dotn11
bus1nen yet? No
C1pde~1elle, Inc • Peter
Capdn1ellc, President
This statement was
!tied with the County
Cler~ ot 01anae County
on OJ/10/03
20036936491
Oaoly Pilot Apr 9, 16.
13, 30, l003 Wll 6
Wldnadly1 Apol J 6, 2003 At
A.-.. ..... ... s......
The followlnc penona
.,, 4olnc bushleall ..
Ji1J1 ltepalf•. ?UO Ne
tlonal AYe • Coste Mes.,
CA92627
Jam• R. 811.Jetl, 2130
National Ave., Costa Miu, CA 92627
This busln..ss IS con-
ctucted by; an lndMdual
Have ,OU 'tarted doi11&
bualnns yet? Yes, 1994
Jamn It Blu•ll
Th11 atalem<tnl w••
f1i.d with the County
Clerk of Or •nee Countv
on IM/Oot/03
lOHHHHI
Ditty Pilot llp< 9, 16,
23. 30. 2003 Will
fldtllM ...... ... s......
The lollow1ne per.om.
au dolnc business as.
Basketball Un1lorms
Oirecl, 825 Htbhcu\
Court, Corona Oef Mar,
Cahlorn•• 9261!1
Char le\ Leander ~Brtde, 82S H1b1icu.s
Court. Corona Oel Mar.
Callforn•• 926~
lhts businen ts con
ducted by an 1nd1v1dual
Hne you slatted d01na
bu!Unn.s yet1 No
Charles McBrtd•
This statem111t was
filed "'1th the County
Clerk of Orenae County
on 03/18/03
200H9l7641
Oa1ly Piiot Apr 16 23.
30, May 6. 2003 WI 33
RdltlM t.sltlns
"-S...... Tht follow1n1 person\
11 e do one business " H11teren l iquor. l50 E
I 7th St •A. C•"ll Meu .
CA 92627
Bona Hwan Hw1ne
1145 Woodbury Or .
Harbor, CA 9'J7 I 0
Thts business " con
ducted by a corporahon
Han you started doona
bur.IMu 1et7 v ... Sept
JO. 1998 lone Hw11n Hwen1
Thia 1tai-11t wu
Iii.cl With the Collflt y
Cieri\ of Orence County
on 03/27/0l
200JHN7 ..
Daily f'110t llp<. 9, 16.
13, )(), Z003 Wl25 ,.... .....
... s........
The foOo wln& per~na
au do1nc b\1$1,_. es.
Smile ~ Adv.nc:.d
O•nhslry 210 W Blfch
St. Ste 203, 8ru, CA 92821
Sahy111 Dental, Inc ,
(CA), 769 View lane.
011mond B•r, CA 91766
Thia busl,,...s Is con
ducted by • corpo'81ton
Have you staned doln&
tiualneu yet1 Ho
Sahyan Dental, Inc
A.be Sehyan, CCO
Tiits st.tem<tnt wn
IOed • wlth the Countr
Clerk of Or1111• County
on 03/l0/03
.2003HJ7HI
Daily Piiot Apr 9, 16,
13. 30. l003 Wl.24
ftdlllll ..... ... s......
Th" followln1 persoM
are dotnt busmen as
Loomri Prope<ty. l!'C
5323 \11a Aooltna, Yorba
Linda, CA 92886
CSll [nterprtus. Int .
CN\I) 5323 \lta Apolina,
Vorba Linda. CA 92886
Thts bu\lneu ts con
ducted by a corporation
HJ1Ye you started doln&
busones• yet! No
CSR Enterprises.
Maury loom ... CEO
This statement wes
filed with the County
Cieri. of Ounae Counly
on 03/19/03
200J6'3761S
Daily Pilot ~ 16. 23.
30, Mar 7. 2003 Wl 36
Ho\\' to Place A ---Deadlines ---
CLASSIFIEIAD
By Phone
(1l~9) 64:!-'i67~
II ours
By ~1ail/ln PPrson:
BO West Bay Streer
Co;,ta Me..a. CA 92627
Ar Newpon Blvd & Bay St.
Monday ...................... Friday 5 :00pm
Tuesday ................. Monda; 5:00pm
Wednesday .............. Tue::.day 5 :OOpm
Thuf'day ........... Wedne:-day 5:00pm
Fnday .................... Thur~day 5:00pm
Saturda) ..................... Friday 3:00pm
Tekphone 8:30am-Hl()pm
Monday-Fnday
Wall>.-ln fl :30am-S·OOpm
Mondav-Fnday '-. . Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm
Al ESTATt
R SALE
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SOOS·SISO
Index
7402·7466
IOOW510
9000-9750
Under the Service Directory Banner
Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week
For Only $32 per week (4week minimum)
Call Lorraine at (949) 574-4245
Lost 1505 cm 3610 HOMESFOA SALE RESORT/
VACATION
PROPERTY
FOR SALE
Corona del Mar l's14e 2 Stery 4br 3ba
Ilse, den. 2< pr, Fp. hwd
lh. ararwte ctn, 8lld f)Olbo.' yd, , __ S2lfiOOo1> 714
w• .. .._.&...._
Daa ... , 1 & 211r.
lowty Cape Cod styW
comm Remodl4tld w/ ..
new llA>h. car,,.t. cer amK
bfc. di •. lrld&e. insodtt
w/d e IBr S10'.li5ftot • 2llr $1195 (714}4U-75'2
1160
TOP SS 4 UCO.OS ITC
.Im. Oi1t111r. Ek !Os & ID' a Ntec. Spl.r. ttm. An"1S
Mike 9.49·6.45· 7505
l<Mlll llOUSll6
orPOl1lll1T
All rul estate adver ·
tlsin& In thi:r. ne•se>..,.r
ts subject to the F edef at
Falr.HOUSl111 Act of 1968
as amended which
ma~u ft llfe1al to
adnrtlae ·any pr ere<·
enca, llm1tatlon or
dlsalmlnatlon baMd on
race, colof, relis\On. sex,
handlc-i>. lamlllal status
or national Ofllln, Of an
intention to make any
such Pf•f•r•nc;e, limit•·
lion.or d1scrlmln1tlon •
This new99ape1 will
not hnowin&IY accept
eny advtrtl-nt fOf
rnl nt•t• which Is In
vlolatlon of th• 1111•. Our
r11ders are hereby
1"10fmed that alt dwell·
lnp lldvtrtlMd in thli
ne~ we •v•llable
on an 1q1111I opj)(lrtunlty
basis.
To complain of dis· c.rimlMtlon. c8ll HOO toll·
free et l.acJ0..42.4-8590.
LHt 10-M 4/7,
Prolusoonal makeup
case.~ M.ioc: bo•. 111'
lMt WI Com Mesa by f ..,_ oN Ckistoptw
Ln. Rew1<d 949 350-7600
•••attNOUM<IMltcr••
MOW ..... fw 2002/
100J ...... -... $2& lt./
hr. Full banaflh/pa1d
trainirW/no HP ~ 1-877-~5268 ••t 131
(CM. -st.AH)
HOME
IMPROVEMBfl SERVICES 2600
Altltyslftlon 5 ,_d/1
Y•• old female needs
new home Cuddly l l!I>
Cat t:Jll /14 801 884-4
3905
AYON. Entrepreneur
..,.nted. Mini be .-,. to WQl'll ....,_ you W8flt.
be 'fOI' own boss. end
enpy unlimited ~
Liit's ~ (888) 942-43
(CAL •SCAN)
STAaT A SU<CU5fUl
home Buslnes5 tlwt llllMs
money "' the first moottlf $5,<n).$20,000 ~ month 1.aJl.287~ Ml mhlt9
recorded' mes,•1•
(CM."SCNQ
A $2,000-$4,000 W..tlfP .. ....._~
Based buslnen frH r~"~I~ 510-8905 (CASl •S(AH2
ORANGE 5400
COUNTY
Balboa Plnlnsula
• ....... U.W.Wooderlul
Balboa Peninsula Pont
locabon. 48r 28<1. pe.i. of _, lfom rooi top rlold..
Sl,29!>.00> T•1 Armstr°"i
Harclle ~1008 ......... ~ .......
Con>nldelMlr
JA5MUU CRHlt slna
stoiy 2br 2ba den Roaers
Gerdener lendscaped
Handt~pped rHlty v .. ,
low malnt. Assoc
w/t•nms, PoOI
Call fOf eppt By Ownef
949 640·8777
..w 2·""-........ ~ wtlfl thol4'1ful ~ by QUltllty Wlders
llllm. LOCllted on _...,
lot. S 1.249,000 a
Jl,179.IXXI 9'&721-0132 ............... ..,_ .......... '--'
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lot 11.20.000 a
11,119,000 •ct. B.1
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WT 191 282 t tAY
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tom rM'IOclel on a ~t St.17!~ 8Y OWHl,_ fOlt ~ 1 TO WW CAll llchMJ Mt 2J0.7W
IAIT "91 '°' t.tr ult ll~OWMf wt•-Meo
244 Sonto To111aa
f1JO.OGOMH2MIOI
r;.11c.
A lfNITifUl ResodllncAI
... be ~ted tm
IC)r~ 58r S 58a wtlh a
wonderful l\owlne floor
plan_ Sl.750.00> MictlMI er,,.,,,..,, Coastline Realty
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lookloe the -38r.
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ulous lot w/119L CaN tor llfJPt. act. Staf-Mt\lfer
9&715-3156
c-stel MIAs Cher•
Saaallto • 4.5Dlt home with ~ c:.-iyan ...,
cia1arrt -Lowly A Fp. littq rm, ll'dwd fh.
librsy ... .. llhn end
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GOU HIOHMIE Sain
& w1l'tler rentals. Palm
Sllr-.S. Palm 1Mw1 A1:so
Wuhlncton Wetadront
Referrals. Mic:tl-' Ant• .............
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MICBJJNEOUS
RENTALS
RentllTosa.t 6030
•1"9 c..,-twrn. ID shin, poaV1pa. .-t
&Oii -vWw Jbr 2Jle, SllDJm+dilp. 'M!M.12-6.118
•. SI.we·-... house print• room/bath
$550/mo • 1/3 utlls.
fem ref Ml>-•7· 1472
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ORA& 1•
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2 l& Bo. 2 ful ba 2< pr,
1 l50sf. wd In. l& patio,
~ l.w S2Mn lyi
lie, Wal Y15 !14-962-7366
llAU O<IAN & IAY
VllWS ?Br l8a, middle
duplo, I c encl a•r
S27~mo 714·998 0948
ColtaMesa
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['Side -38t Z!i8a. Sf'R,
Fp. wwn countAn. 2t
p ' back yd. 9$ r.8-372fi
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Very private. quaint
bath & kitchen, non/
smkr Call 949 645 5956
("SID( Er 2Ba. bewtJfuly
maintlnld SFR. LR. dlln
"'If P. crown mouldtnt.
scnped Clllls. pWltJltlon
Vlvttfn, tied .. 'W"adlld
bath & -rtchen. lcar P1lf Gr.i ltonl .. ,_
yerds w/pldetw. Avail
Sil. S2250m. 21)8. 726-1001
.a.,..-r.w. .,
-2..Aor '--1. Z1!l8 La Plllylt No. $Mlimo. "-"
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HwtingtDn Bea
'* • 3.Sbe SFR. mod "*11. t.o..d •. rftop ~ NP Cff.9f h•nhOm. petto . *""' ~. 2 t p w/oJtar 2 stories. new p11nt. Ille,
$3500 ~71D> anct c-1 2 ~ ~ •it
Sl8009ol9 673 7800
.., ""' lb< Iba SfR cute * 'flMl\' * lute. nu paint sm pat10/
BILI GRU~~~ALTORS yd, I c I*' laund hkuP ,4,_675_.161 est SllOO 949 67l 7800
sm ...... .... Newly remod Zbr 2be
condo, 2 c 1• patio
wd, no pet,l'sma Avail 5-1
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• • • • • • • • • • •
Daily~Pilot
\
A 10 Wednesday, Aertl 16, 2003
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Bridge
By CHARLES GOREN w1th OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
"E lo " mp yee.
"Empleado."
•'A rbeil nPhmer. ..
''Employe."
PLAY OR DEFBNJ>t
80lh vu lncrable. South deals. •
WFSI'
• 87
0 8' 109 0 10 7 2 • 762 sovm •A~QJ4
<:> 87 o A K 3
• 1085
The bidding· _ _ ,
SOUTH WHST NOltllf £AST I•. .._ l • ,_
4• .............
Opening lead Queen of
Study the di.agram above Would
you nll1'er play or defend four i.pades
after lhc lead of the queen of lll:<im?
Sooth haJ something 10 spare for
the wounuauon 10 game ilfier pan-
ner\ 111\'ltallOrwl JUmp rw-.c. iulll the
linel cOnltk't ·~normal
Su(lpO!le you elect 10 play. You
cover the quccn of bean• wnh the
king and WI w1rr. with the JiCC The
"'V9a ........ L& 281
heart rctum ·~ lllen with West'~ nine. n the dd'cntkr w~ w a dub.
Dummy'• 111ne is i~. Ease'• JO
WIOS and • tl\lmp i~ rttumed
£veonaally you have to take IUl04her
club ftl'IC5.9t. Down ooc. Don't give up yet -you Cllll du
bcUel. Du !IOI CU\Cf the lfUCCll of
hcaru at trick uoe.. West oonbnuc\
With IUlOChcr hcal1. EM! captutCS lhe kit!& with the ace, but ~ oo way to aet IO panncr's hand. Win any rc1um,
draw uumps, cash the top dhtmu04,lt.
lllld rufT a diamond. Rc1um U> lwnd
with a uwnp and lead a club. sunply
covering any club West play~ East wim but is rrapped ip on endplay •
' Making four-Odd.
Suppose Wot i.lufb lO 11 club al
Irick two'! If you play lqw or Ii~
the queen, the ddemc prev111ls. EMt
wins die club. cashes the llCC Of'hcarl\
and exits safely with either 11 uump UI'
a ·diamond. and cventu.Uly colkch
another club for down ooe
)"e\lerthcl.:..s. declarer \huuld
always have the las1 word. Af1er
dutk.inll the rust lril:k, Wiii tbe club
shift with the ICC. draw trum~. l'ash
the lop diamonds and ruff .a dillmonJ
on lhc toble. Now exu with the I.mg
of heam Ea.\I ,..1 ns hu1 " U'llPIJ(d in
a ~1m1lar endplay. No matter wllat lhe
defender doc' next. South canooc
lo-.c more lhan one dub tnlk.
ls.. din rm. bale. 1£6051, "The llvffs" llr 21a,
2t. Pl'ka. ocunvu. w111k lo Huae bay view $3495/mo bell~ !m-598-9347 949-252 8200or 949 851-
~ -W-8160 Leese Option Avail 2nd 1\-condo, 2br 2ba,
Employment 8500
ClHICAl
Need lull hme per son
lo assist with variou•
dut1e• Musi be able
to tnpul al least
50wpm accur alely on
computer. ponen
strona cuslomer
serv1c.e skills, and be
dependable S9 Per
hour [ ~cellent ben
eflt packaae roe
Send resume lo Judy
Oelhne. c/o Oa1ly
Prlol, 330 West Bay
Street. Costa Meu.
CA 92627 or email lo
~JJ6ll@'*1a.cm>
new patnl/crpl. pied pr. '"-S2!mtn yrly 513·2D7~ IAYRtOHT wf duDI Dodt ......,..., ........ Lr& :llr' llflllt!f unrt o duplex, 2
2.58a w/retreal 11 pied blodt.s to beacli 3br 2ba. ,__, _,, Ip, W/O, I& Y1eW dedl, comm. w,.....,., ~ "" law pr $36al/mo lnclds yard SDXV1i-o aet. Palncll utb & dock. 949-S 11).Ql() 1 Tenen ~9705
ltt Sir 2.Sta 1n &illed lllwportCoast
comm. w/pool, spe+ prtvale yard $3000/mo Me41terrOIM-c-d•
Acenl 949 856 9705 --lbr h May-~ ...... -. .. lily funl/unf\Kn S3200m;
J& + dlo. JBa. ht ~ l,.-... SJ«'i)n 7l4544GlZ7
2+ CM. pr, pebo; U19ede
$3100/mo (949)646-8473
SELL
your unwanted
1lems lhrouch cless.f.-d
D•IVHS: TUMS +
WlSTHN [ apreu -
~ Solid mies. 2Clod
homes Imes compelrtJYe
pey benefits pacMcle. paod
vacMlon ~ A cot.. 'l2
years <*I. 2Clod MVR 888-
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Pllld trarrnoe No e•per•
emce ~Y for p.ud
acipkahoo and PX.till Cill
toll !tee I ·888 778 4266 •
850 (CAL •SCAN)
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T"'"""" Drop/HOOi<. Hn
00 Bonus. ~·igti ~ llXl
909 5664 ell 710
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make a d11feren~e In the
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money lu1 toll~I" .tnd
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HOW YOU SAY IT,
CLASSIRED CAN
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in Cl~ifiedl
Be a part of if,
place yow ad today!
(949) 642-5678
~~ ·--. HOME, HEAL TH AND BUslNEss
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Cahforn1• law rt
quwes that conlr ac
ton tak1ne jObs lh•t
lot.I S500 or more
(labor or mateuals)
be hc:ensad by the
Conlrac ton Sl•lt
license Board St.le
law also requue that
contreclors rnelu6a
their leceme number
on all a~ertlSllll-You
can clMdt the sletus
of your licensed
contrector a t
www cslb ca 10¥ or
800·321 CSLB Unit
censad contractors
lefllna 1ob1 that
totel less then $500
musl st•I• In lheir
advertisements that
they art not licensed
by the Contraclon
Stele l ic:ema Boatd "
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am V\411: Mlj«i!P§
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rnaonable, r~ •• ,.,...... 9&.125-025o
"MR. BLINDMAN"
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ln~lall. refac~ cabinets
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Custom Buill rns, Crown
Moldm1s. Basa Boards
L lf577982 949-709 5642
carpet Repalr~les
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Repa11S, Patchrn1. lnsl•"
Courteous eny s1ie jObs.
Wholesale! 949 492 0205
Concml & .....,
lrlda lleda st-rn.
Concrete, Pabo, o.-,_ay r tr epic, BBQ Refs ZS Yrs c •e Terry 714·557 7594
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THESE LOCAL SVC
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HarcMIR, Cudom Mokfrv
714-846 8526 714 881-2031
~.t.t...t.~lawn\, lawn Aera1tn1
Spri n k teo. Troubleshoot
Ill&. Sp11n1 Tune ups,
Repairs & Up1r1du
"Havf' us do your
Dirty Wor*"
714-715-2121
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lnst/llepair 714 791 87 46
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Sprinkler Rtpalr, Hauhn1
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Eve<ylhm1 lrom
c.p.ntry to P-q
free estrmate
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FIX UP' SP'lCWIS T. AM
types of rRpaws Ele<.-
tr tee I. pltimbtrt&. doon.
..., helllst., !Ms & mare
241tt/.7tbys 714 366 1881
'~ Cwp<lt'ltry • Plumb1111
Drywall • Stucco
PalnlJnc, Tile & more
2().-Yurs hperiencel
19114-969-5776
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Reasonable Prtc:u
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In ra.ldenbel Im/eat.
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moonroof, x concl, p/p
$9500 714-334 2S28 1:91
Avcll '" A4 O....ttr• 2 8 V6. 291. uluel ml
aulo. sparkhn& red/lf•Y
llhr, mnrf CO looks &
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SI 7 .995 flnanc1n1 avail.
Bkr 949-516-tlll
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new lweVbleaks. alnl
f.Orld $24.<XX> 9'1').646. 36&1
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v457275 $5995 Bkr 949
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alloys fabulous Ith, ru1w
unmarked cond. 4 year
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mlles·fu• po-.
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w/bn lthr. ~ 22K
miles CO stad<•
(19220) • $39,98>
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(18683) $21 .!8>
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fol. courteous, careful
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houuhold 1oods
movers print their
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$49,500 (082609) ,.._iua.,.. ....
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Nicftl Avallable
(F 46852) Only $44.500
........ s..A"02 Re41Btx'lt l!if( miles,
Vsy Hald lo find Musi~ (IXX>173)
S34.500
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Silwt/Asii IK ~
P..o Roof, All OptJOnS.
Wont last (03!>719)
$1'9.500
IMW760U'OJ
Blac:ll/8IKI( 15 Miies
Vs y ltnwted Produc:
bon ~ Buy Today
(KI0256) $138.500
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Only 2'6 MrlM (609167)
Priced Rehl $18.!iOO
NCWPORT AUTOSPOR I
9'9-574-5600
AUTOMOBILES,
MISCEU.ANEOUS
Wanted 9045
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molor Uud 1n Ires!!
waler, •lnl cond T1 .. ter
tncld $3800/obo M9-
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21 n . DUffY IOAT
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new! SIS.cu> 81Ul2.a:J4
BOAT REPAIRS/
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BOATS SUPS/
MOORINGS/
LAUNCHING/
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