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FRIDAY, MAY 2, 2003
kousing Project ..... . ~ . . races against
the calendar
B:nvironmental
studies could mean
another $1 million
to cost of affordable
c;cni or housing.
June Casaerande
Daily Pilot
Nl:WPOlrr RIA(]I -A ... en
111r aITorJ.1hle hou .. 111g proJt'l'I
1 ould to'>I up Ill $I nulhon
more 111 worker.,· wages if la'>l·
1111 lltlll' l'flVirOlllTil'lllal '>IUdll'\
fl"'h tlw 111<1llt'r pa't d deadline
lo gl'l 1111 ,1 ( Oa\tal ( ornrm'>!.wn
.1g1·nda 111 hml'
in added costs if work doesn't
start by December. But to get
all 1he necessary approvals.
permits and funrung 10 start
work by December. staff mem·
ber; say the mauer mus1 make
it onto the next Coastal Com·
nw;-;ion agenda.
ulf we don't make it by June.
and gel 11 approved, then the
project probably will be sub1ec1
to prevailing-wage law!>," A::.·
'>i'>tant City Manager ~haron
\o\ood ~td.
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<'•I} \fall have lwen <;tram
hhng 10 mo1.e tht• pro1ec l fur
\\ .rr<.l lo h1•a1 th1• \late'<, 1111
p1•nd111g pr~vatl111g wage law.,
1h.11 \\Ill 'Pell ah11u1 $1 m1lhon
rtw Lower Bayview Landing
-.eniol' affordable housing proj-
ect got bumped from the com-
mi .. .,1011\· Apnl agenda af1er en·
vironnwnlaliw. d1'>covered that .
Lhe '>lie mighl conlain pro·
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env1rnnmen1aJ '>tud1~ djd not PHOTOS BY S£AN HLLER /DAILY PtlOT
Henry Segerstrom, right, and Paul Folino, chairman of Emulex. share a laugh at the site of Emulex's new offices.
See HOUSING, Paee A4
CITY HALL
Redevelopment
committee content
Di sgrun tied
members will abide
by process, but plan
on post-committee
meetingc;. • .
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot ·
( 0\ IA \11 ."iA • 1>1 .. gruntled
mf'mlwr., of a 1 ommi11ee to
11nproVI' 1 hr Wt•,1 \It.le realiJ.cd
la-.t \H't'L thac 1h1ry can work
"-lth1n lht• larger group IO gel
11 wi r nmt cm'> rnt·t
FYI
The Community
Redevelopment Action
Committee will next meet al 6
p.m. May 22 at the
Neighborhood Community
Center, 1845 Park Ave.
cum111111ce,. which ha-'> shrunk
to J4 member<. from it\ ongmaJ
AO. ha'> been meeung ~mce
June to create a bluepnnl for
the Westside.
Standing
at home
Two of city's biggest
businessmen watch
walls of Emul ex's
headquarters go _up
at Home Ranch.
S.J. Cahn
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Hard hats
perched atop thetr heads. two of
the city's leading businessmen
stood in the middJe or a dusty
construction sjte on Thursday.
broad smiles building across
their faces.
·That's what's fun to wa1ch, •
said I lenry Segerstrom, manag·
ing panner of C.J. Segefl\,trom &
Sons, as a crdlle slowly lifted a
22-foot·high, SO·ton concre1e
wall into the air.
As it dangled, Emulex Olair·
man Paul Folino put e band on
Segerstrom'<; shoulder, a gesrure
he would repeat every few min·
utes as the duo. dr~ in
doi.ely ma1ching pinstriped
suits. watched the wall fall into
place.
Thursday marlc.ed Foljno's
I 0th year with the company.
Fi111 tht• handful of Commu
llll} At'C.lt·H~lop11wnl AL·uon
l urrHllllll'l' memht•r-\till wam
to met'I alter llw committee
{Jresenl<, 11'> linal rt><.·ornmenda·
tum to erl'>ure lhcir propo'idh
are het"ded. I he redevelopment
Ille dtSgruntJL"<i member;,
who hdd is.-.ue<. wtlh the facw·
1a1or-led pro<:l'l>.'o las1 month,
are now content to work wilh
the facilita1or<. to gel thing.s
'>uch ai. rezoning the bluffi. to
rel>1dential, member Janice Da-
vidson .-.aid.
Before them arose the reason
for their enthusiasm: the first
walls of Emulex's new corpora1e
headquarten. at I lome Ranch.
·it's a special day." he said. "I
can'1 think of a better way to
spend it than with Henry at trus
site, watching the walls go up."
. See HOME, P•ee A4
Workers raise Emulex's first walls Qn Susan
Street and South Coast Dnve.
See CONTENT, Paae M
Plans to serve the whole community
MICHAEL BUCl<t£R/DM.Y PILOT
Mike Scheafer, a resident of Costa Mesa for 47 years, is ruooing
for the City Counc1f seat vacated by Karen Robinson.
Mike Scheafer, who has lived on the
Westside, in Halecrest and in Mesa Verde,
says he can see what Costa Mesa needs.
Deirdre Newm.n
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Mike Scheaf·
er found out he was one of two
remaining candidates for the'va·
cant City Council seat while
luxuriating on a Caribbean
auise to celebrate his 30th wed-
ding anniversary with wife Sandi.
"I was thrilled." Scheafer said
"With 26 people. you have to be
surprised.•
The 47·~ Costa M~ resl·
dent, who is still tan and relaxed
from his trip. will be considered
for the seat along with Eric Bever
on Monday. The council is trying
to replace former Mayor Karen
Robinson, who resigned April 15
to become a Superior Court
judge.
Scheafer and Eric Bever are
the last two of 26 hopefuls who
survived the first round of the se-
lection process to replace Robin-
son. If the council is not suc:ceSs-
fuJ In picking someone by May
15, the process will automaucally
become a special election.
Scheafer grew up on the W~t·
side, lived in Halecrest and now
resides in Mesa Verde. That has
given him one of his strongest
a1tributes, he said: the ability to
'>eC the big picture as far as Lhe
C:llY is concerned.
·Some candidates over the
past few elections focused on
one particular thing,• Scheafer
said. "I see the wider picture of
how the neighborhoods can
work together. You can improve
one area. but you need to do a
lot more with the city as a
whole.·
The walls of his office reOect
Scheafer's passion -working
with youth through LattJe League
baseball. which he helped bring
to the city in 1986. He also served
on the city's Patb and Re-
creauon CommtSSJon until be re-
signed under pressure from the
city attorney after he wrote a let-
ter to the Daily Pilot criticizing
the commi.ss>on's plans for a
skate part on Oiarle Stteet.
"Should I have restgnedf
Scheafer 8sk.ed. ·Maybe OOL But
u seemed like the right thing to
do.·
Scheafer has also hem a
member ·or the Uoos Oub sillCe
Cllase suspect
arrested twice
·by 2 agencies
THINKING ALLOWED
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A2 Friday, MC1Y 2, 2003
THE HARBOR COLUMN ...
Newports boat show has
becom.e . one· of the be sf
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Ahoy. am hoping catch
the calm before
thestonn.
One of
the nice
bonuses of being
in the boating
business is that I
am invited to
attend boat shows,
and throughout
the years, I have
gone to boat
shows across the
nation.
Thia Is
important for
thoseofyou
hea4lltg off the
dock this weekend,
as you need to
watch out for the
building sea MIKE conditions and r
With that being
WHITEHEAD gusty winds. In last week's
FU PHOTO /DAILY Pfl.OT
Fiberglass yachts can be seen from the wooden pilothouse of a 1929 Fellows & Stewart cruiser at last year's boat show.
said, I have to admit that
the Newport Boat Show is
getting better every year
and evolVing into one of the
best shows I have seen in
the nation The show has
already captured NBest on
the West.~ I think that the
Newport Dunes is the
perfect setting for a boat
show, with ample on-land
display area. a huge tent
and a well-protected lagoon
for the maz.e of temporary
docks accommodating the
boats. Virtual boats What amazes me is how
8ome of the larger yachts
can fit underneath the
Paci.fie Coast Highway
bridge to reach the Dunes.
The bridge is the reason
why there are not many
sailboats on display. At the
show, you are welcome to
actually walk through the
boats ranging from Duffy's
Electric Boats to
mega-yachts under 100 feet
in length.
June Casaerande
Daily Pilot
S ure, you could go to the 30th
Newport In-Water Boat Show,
checlc out the Horizon 92 Motor
Yacht, the Johnson 87 Raised Pilot
House or the McKinna 65. But unJess
you're prepared to purchase one of these
top-of-the-luxury cruisers, the day could
turn into quite a tease.
After all, you can't talce them all home
and if you're like most people. you can't
even afford the Daytona 36 Eliminator
speedboat, much less the Ocean Alexander
860 Cockpit Motor YachL
But now there's a way to talce in some of
the boat show without carrying your credit
card within striking distance of a yacht
salesman. This year, show presenters have
WHATS AFLOAT
• WHATS AR.OAT is published periodically.
If you are planning a nautical event, submit
the information to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay
St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949)
646-4170; or by e-mail to
dailypilot@.IBtimes.com.
SAILING CLASSES
Orange Coast Coll4tfl8 is off9'ing new cntdit
and noncredit sailing classes this spring.
Most classes are five weeks in length, and
boats range from Lido 14 dinghies to large
ocean racers, even keelboats. Cruising
seminars are also being taught. The OCC
Sailing Center is at 1801 W. Pacific Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 645-9412 or
visit occsailing.com.
-sailing Fucination offers da~in boating
safety and sailing year-round for persons
with disabilities. Free. (949) 640-1678.
Orange County employers can bring their
employees out to Newport Beac:ti on
weekdays to enjoy a day of sailing courtesy
of Orange Coast College. The School of
Sailing and Seamanship now offers a
c:tiance for groups to work with the on-board
instructor on different sailing techniques )
while they get advice on how to perform
well in business. No sailing experience
necessary. One-day classes cost from $100
to $125. (949) 645-9412.
'
Those unable to take in
all of the 30th annual
Newport In-Water Boat
Show can check out a
live Web cam
parked a Web cam•near on e of the boat
show docks. From the safety of a home
computer, boat-buyer wannabes can
check out some of the action
www.goboating ·
america.comlboatshowslnewport2k31.
Ult's the first year we've done this -
gotten a live Web cam up and running on
the Web site," said Duncan Macintosh,
one of the organizers of the annual show.
BOAT RENTALS
With Marina WatetSports at the S.lboa Fun
Zone, you can enjoy nautical experiences
from mild to wild. Take a self-guided tour of
the bay in your choice of power and sail
watercraft, jump the ocean swells In a
Sea-doo jetboat, put you sport-fishing skills
to the test in a fully equipped Boston whaler,
or soar above it all on a parasail flight aloog
the Newport coast. Complimentary ice and
beverages are included with all elect.ric bOat
rentals.
S.lboa Boat Rentals can put you on the
water in many ways: with single and double
kayaks, electric boats, 14-holder sailboats,
pedal boats and runabouts for offshore use
or cruising the bay. Balboa Boat Rentals
also holds two-hour scavenger hunts
aboard the electric bay boats, providing
group activity for corporations, birthdays,
nonprofit-organizations-8Ad1JroUfHMJtings.
The hunt packages include boats. trivia
questions. maps, Polaroid cameras and
supplies. The cost of a hunt begins at $225
per boat and catering is available at an
additional rate. For hunt reservations, call
(949) 673· 7200.
Et.ctric: boat rem.ls.,. .vailtlble by the
hour at Duffy Electric Boats, 2001 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beac:ti. All boats are
equipped with' window enciosu~nd CD
playe rs. Ice and cups are providea.-
Reservations are suggested. An hour rental
is $75. (949) 645--6812.
FYI \
•WHAT: Th&JOth annual Newport l~ater
Boat Show continues through Sunday
•WHEN: Hours are 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. today;
10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday; and 10 a.m. to 6
p.m. Sunday
• WHERE: Newport Dunes Waterfront
Resort, 1131 Back Bay Drive, Newport
Beac:ti
•COST: $10; c:tiildren 12 and younger get in
free
• INFORMATION: (949) 729-3863
But the at-home alternative has hardJy
talcen a bite out of the show: This year's is
the largest show ever with more than 400
boats from all over North America
descended on Newport Dunes.
"Jt"s an attractive location and a great
way to spend a day." Macintosh said.
P9dal boats, 9'ectric boats, boogie bo•rds,
kayaks, inflatable rafts, catamarans, beach
furniture and wetsuits are available for rent
·at Resort Water Sports at Newport Dunes.
(949) 729-1150.
Gondol• tours ere offered by th• Gondola
Co. of Newport, 3400 Via Oporto, Suite
102-B. The $75 cost includes a basket of
bread, cheese, salami, ice, glasses, a
blanket, music and a Polaroid picture. Wine
is also available. (949) 675-1212.
Gondola Adventures/Newport. 3101 W.
Coast High.,..ay, offers one-and two-hour
gondola cruises. A one-hour tour with
champagne is $70. A two-hour tour with
dinner and c:tiampagne is $180. Pickup is
avatlable at waterfront restaurants. (949)
675-4984.
Local yacht broker J.R
Means of Baypor;t Yachts is
pleased with the show and
will debut a new design
class. (;arver Yachts has
released the new Marquis
Class with an impressive
59-footer at the show. The
Marquis is a 30-knot yacht
with Italian styling, though
it is built in America. I
asked Means about the
show.
NBayport is off to a good
start in the show ~d
confident that we will have
a very successful show,~ he
said.
The show not only ~
about 600 boats, but also
hundreds of display booths
on land with anything you
need for your boat or your
marine-related desires. The
last day for the show is
Sunday. You can get
information onllne and see
the live Web cam at
www.goboalingamerlca.
oom.
I will not be at the boat
show today. A little after
sunrise, while you are
sipping your morning
CRUISES ____ _._--=co=· ~=ee=-=an=d=-c~ _
Electric Boat Tours of'htrs two-hour cruises column, I will be arriving in
of Newport Harbor ($75 per cruise). Ensenada, Mexico. I had
Round-trip hotel or off-the-water planned this Saturday to
restaurant shuttle service Is available. deliver a yacht back to
Pick-up from restaurants with dod<s is also Newport Harbor from
available. Chartered and catered tours. r Eosenada. but there ls a
(949) 291-1953 or storm system moving
www.wsttsonthehsrbor.com. through Southern c.alifomia
The Newport Landing a.le ii llvallal¥ for
weddings and receptions, codctail and
sightseeing cruises, and meetings. The cost
is $600 for the first two hours, plus $150 for
each additional hour. (949) 361-3640.
tb1s weekend. So.. after
studying the approaching
weather system. I decided
to moYe the trip up a day. I
column, I mentioned how a
low-pressure system can
affect the seas off our coast
and what boaters can
expect in the ocean. Also. I
mentioned the swell
patterns coming from Point
Conception to our north
and, in addition, how the
OWlnel Islands help to
shelter our coastline. Might
help Shelter in case of a
tsunami. too.
However, when you read
the National Oceanic and
Atmospheric
Administration weather
reports, you will notice that
San Mateo Point is the
dividing line between our
inner waters pred1ctioos
and San Diego's inner
waters pred1ctions. San
Mateo Point is close to the
San Onofre Power Plants,
and the point is below the
protection of the Olannel
Islands.
So while you are trying to
interpret the weather
reports, keep in mind where
you will cruise and how the
weather is in neazby areas.
This is important. as we
may experience westerly
swells, but there might be
building southerly seas off
San Diego that will arrive
here in hours.
So I moved up my trip
becaus~ the system is
expected Friday evening.
creating 6-foot seas from
San Mateo Point to
Ensenada and 4-to-6-foot
seas off our coast for
Saturday with a chance of
thunderstorms. Will I beat
the storm system by
leaving early Friday
morning and run in the
calm before the storm? I
will let you know next week
if I came back by boat or
train.
I am glad that my
weather predictions were
accurate for last weekend's
Tummy Bahama Newport
to Ensenada Race, and that
the race was another record
brealcer. Roy E. Disney must
have read my weather
prediction. as be regained
his ovem.11 title that he
wasn to last
year.
Safe voyage.a.
• ..cf WKTEHEAD It the
Pilaf. boating and hal'bof
columnist. Send him your
harbor and marine-related
thoughts end story
~ion1 by e-mail to
MllceOBoathouse TY.com or
visit Boattiou.61Y.com.
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WEATHER FORECAST
The day will be pertly ctouctv
earty, bot will prog,....,vely get
cloudier and, by late afternoon,
ft should start reining. Hight
will hover above the mkMICM,
and lows will hang around 50.
It'll continue to rain on
Saturd.y, bot It lhoutd die
down throughout the dey. By
ntght, It should be over untlt
the next llOnn •nivea.
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BOATING FORECAST
Thi IOUtheMllN1y wtndl wll
blow 1510 20 bMJCa In the Inner
wmr.•demoon. with
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The IOUthwest swell will
present aome chest-to
lhoulder-<hlghe today, making
It a good one to get out thefe.
But doing eo aooner than llter
would be wiM In that the r8fn
should antve late this
afternoon.
Thi ~swellwill
contlnut proYlding todly, : :;
though niln ahould condnue to • -.,,
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D~Pilot Friday, May 2, 2003 A3
BEST BUYS
Find out Nicki s Secret sooner than later
A going out of b uslneM at 453
sale st.arts Saturday at Newport
, Nlckl'a Secret. It doses Center Drive. Jllb' 31. Prices are substantially At 6 p.m.
reduced. It specializes in Wednesday.
consigned, high-end women's May 21, the
apparel, handbags, shoes and students are
accessories, but it bas som~ hosting the
men's apparel and shoes. too. fourth annual ~signers av-dilable include ~A Taste of "
&cada, Giorgio Arman!, St John, Newport
Vei"sace, Oianel and VaJentlno. GREER \1iarbor High
M~y Items have never been WYLDER ' School" at
worn and some still have price ' Evening of
tags. Also a selection of fine the Arts. Tastings can be
jewelry and a large inventory of purchased at the school anchor
hifi quality costume jewelry for SI to $2. Newport Harbor
with genuine jade, malachite, 1 ligh School al 600 Irvine Ave.
amber, turquoise, lapis lazuli
and grained marble gemstones.
Open from 11 am. to 5:30 p.rn.
Monday to Saturday. 177
Riverside Ave., Suite G, Newport
Beach. (949) 574-0099.
A PERFECT TASTE
Newport Harbor HJgWa great
Culinary Afta.Aaademy has !WO
upcoming events for the
program. Roy's of Newport
Beach will host a fund-raising
dinner for the academy on
l\Jesday. Reception begins at 6
p.m. and dinner at 6:30 p.m. The
cost is SSO per person and
includes reception coclctaiJ,
passed appetizers and
three-course dinner with wine.
tax and gratuity. Roy's donatel>
$30 of every ticket to the
academy and gives the
attendees a $100 dinner for JU'>t
$100 per person. For
mformation and re~rval1ons.
contact Hennie Sondel at (949)
548·4044. Roy'i. Fashion Ii.land 1s
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THE NEWS
OCTA will host light
rail open house
The Orange County Transpor·
tation Authority wiJI hoM an
open house in Costa Mesa on
Tuesday to provide the public
with information and to answer
questions on the CenterLine
light rail project.
The public open hou~ are
part of a process called prelimi-
nary engineering for the planned
11.4-mile Centerline project that
will run from downtown Sama
Ana through the South Coast
Plaza area to John Wayne Airport
and ends at UC Irvine.
The preliminary engjneeril)g
phase of Centerline provides in-
formation for route aJigoment,
station locations and types of ve-
hicle technology. and developi. a
strong. detailed financial plan for
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Sou th Coast Art Gallery h01>b
a show from 6 10 9 p.m. Saturday
for its new one-of-a-lcind signed
glass art, as well as new
paintings by Mark Jacobuci and
new worlcs by Mark Watpin. "We
have also just acquired
contemporary figurative works
by Latin American artist
Vladimir Corn." owner Fran
Williams said. "We wouJd like to
invite everyone to help u~
celebrate our third year at
344 1 ·B Via Lido. Newport Bcat:h,
~ well as to view our newly
acquired worlcl> of art." Open
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10 rriday; and from 10 a.m. 10 8
p.m. Sarurday: (949) 673-0771 .
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the pro1ec1
Residentl> and busine<>s people
can attend the open hou~ at tht.'
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p.m. Tuel>day. Parlcing co!>tl> will
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the Balboa Island Art Walle. On
May 11 . Mother's Day, there will
be a drawing for grand prize
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p.m. Tuesday to Sunday. 307
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BIG APPL£ JEWELRY
Blackman Ltd. Jewelers has a
C.O.t Plaa Home Store at 2
p.m. Saturday. Author and
registered dietitian Clmyl
Forberg believes that eating the
right foods can help lessen the
effects of aging. Her book has
110 recipes and Is a guidl!on
antioxidant rich foods. Forberg
will sign copies after the coolclng
demonstration. Books can be
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Sarurday of Jean Vitau creations
for Gemloclc. Vitau, a French
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Plack Peart Gallery. a chain of
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in the renovated Jubilee Plaza.
far the past 20 years, it'<;
speciali.?ed in rare and exotic
rainbow-colored Tahjuan black
pearls '>Ct in onginaJ de<>igns.
Owners Don and Mary Kelly
attend pearl auctions twice a
year in Tahiti to hand-'>Clect
each pearl. Pearls are set in
la·lcarat and 14-k.arat diamonds
and platinum jewelry. The grand
opening wiU be celebrated
through May 11 wi1h daiJy
events, pnze drawing., and
'>pccial price' on all lahitian
pearl jewelry. From I 0 a.rn. to 2
_p.m . today through Sunday.
there will be a honk signing by
"Path of the Pearl" author M.iry
01 .. en Kelly. On 'i<11urday. there~
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May 6 10 !:I. thert.• will be
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klther's days. graduation~ and
weddings. Hand-engravm~
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Fi.re sparks $1,000 in
damage at yaeht club
A slngle-alann Ore at New-
port Harl>or Yacht ~
Thursday afternoon caused
about $1,000 ln structural
damage. Newport Beach File
o1Bcials said.
Firefighters responded to
the call at about nooo at the
yacht dub ln the 700 block or
West Bay Avenue and found
that a fire had begun lo an in-
terior wall ~d mended up
the side of the building. said
Donna Boston, public infor-
madon officer for the Fire De-
pa.rtmenlt
She said the fire originated
after maintenance wort re-
quired by the Fire Depart-
ment was perfonned on
some copper pipes. The 6re
was put out in about 20 min-
utes, Boston said.
The yacht club was put on
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Wedn¥8Y after a routine in-
HOME
Continued from Al
The road to this day had, at
times, been as rougti as the hard-
paclced dirt the two strode across
ln their polished dress shoes.
It took nearly two decades for
a development to rise from the
lima bean 6eJds of Home Ranch.
There were three different proj·
ects. including designs for higb-
rise buildings.. There was a failed
· referendum. And fin.ally, this.
Along with Emulex's 180,000
square feet of office space, the
Home Ranch development at
Susan Street and South Coast
Drive includes an Licea furniture
store -which loomed, partially
painted, ln the distance -other
industrial buildings and 192
home¥
Segerstrom, who has watched
many walls rise as he helped de-
velop large swaths of Costa
Mesa. from South Coast P1aza to
the Orange Colinty Performing
Arts Center, said seeing the first
moments of work never grows
old.
"This Is wonderful," he said
What : 24 Hour Team Walking Event
Daily Pilot
When : Friday, May 2 -Saturday, May 3, 2003
6:30 p.m. -6:30 p.m. .J
Where: Newport Harbor High School Relay for Life Team
330 W. Bay St. Why: Because you get a really cool Daily Pilot
T-shirt and help raise money and have lots of
fun as we unite in the fig ht against cancer.
speaion by--Fire Prevention
officials ftM!8led that the
building neither had a water
supply nor a Fire Oepartment
connection. she said The
dub complied and was lo the
process of reconnecting the
water supply when a plumber
doing the job noticed signs or
a fire and called the Fire De-
partment. Bpston said.
She .said the plumber's
prompt actiop helped limit
the damage to the club.
Sewage spill closes
Crow's Nest Marina
The Orange County
Health Care Agency closed a
section 9£ Newport Harbor
on Thursday after raw sew-
age leaked Into the water.
The Crow's Nest Marina
section or the harbor was
dosed down to swimmers
and divers. The agency an-
nounced the closure at 5
p.m.
The area will remain
closed until bacteria levels
in the water return to ac-
ceptable levels.
while surveying the land. HThis is
what community development
and flOWth is all about H
It is also. for the Segerstrom
family, an end to growth. Wjth
the Home Ranch development.
essentially all of their land is now
developed.
But Segerstrom seemed littJe
inclined to begrudge any notion
or the past being lost
"I t.hinlc at the end or the line,
so to speak. they are exceUent
land uses." he said, stressing the
prestige of having Emulex & a
tenant and its importance for the
economic health or Costa Mesa.
Emulex is planning an Octo·
ber or November move into its
new home, Folino said.
"'Illis will be the Emulex for
the next several decades. ft he
said.
Having checked out their fu-
ture together, Folino and Seger-
strom thea went ahead with a
quid lunch or salmon and salad,
laid out under a white canopy on
the construction site.
• S...I. CAHN is the managing editor
He can be reached at (949) 574-4233
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Include any lnformadon that
wetlands existed there. ·
"There are three areas that
look as though they may qwillfy
as wetlands that may be pro-
tected under the coastal act,"
said Jan Vandersloot, the New-
port environmentalist who dis-
covered wetlands plant life at the
site and called It to the attention
or city officials.
After Vandersloot said that he
observe'a willows, ~t marsh bit-
I
Uotrope, alkali heath and other~
wetlands plants at the site, .the
Coastal Commission postponed
voting on the project to conduct,
further environmental studies. :
lf It is detennlned that the sJte1
contains wetlands, planners
could wark around protected ar-I
eas, perhaps Incorporating them.
Into a pft already planned at l
the site. I
The project will help the city1
meet state requirements for pro-l
vldlng affordable housing by ere·:
ating 150 apartments for low-;
8hd moderate-income senJors•
near the Intersection or Jambo-l
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CONTENT
Continued from Al
But they don't want their hard
work. to experience the same for-
saken fate as the Westside Spe-
cific Plan, which city officials
abandoned two years ago after
two years of community invest-
ment, Davidson said.
HEverybody would like us lo
keep a finger on the pol and just
see nothing happens to it,· Da-
vidson said. "The laat one got
tossed in the crash.·
The Redevelopment Agency -
the City Council wearing another
hat -created the Community
Reqevelopment Action Commit-
tee in January 2002. The goal was
to engage competing factions or
the community to find common
ground for the furure or the
neighborhood.
In February. the committee
created a tentative vision state ·
ment for the Westside. with de·
scriptors such as physicaJJy at-
tractive. safe, socially vibrant,
economicaJJy desirable and ac·
ct:Mible. Al its March meeting.
SUSPECT
Conbnued from Al
of Oear World Communications
Corp. in Santa Ana. after he drove
through the toll plaza at Newport
Coast Drive at about 4 p.m. Tues-
day. CHP Officer Paul Pines said
Mancuso's silver Porsche
lacked license plates and a visible
transponder, he said.
"I le clid nol stop and was go-
ing at a very high speed.· Pines
said.
Mancuso ran four red lights.
driving 120 to 130 mph, he said.
Mancuso lost control of the car at
the intersection of San Joaquin
Hills Road and Newport Coast
Drive. "missing a loaded school
b~ by 6 inches." Pines said.
·All witnesse<, we talked to
heard him before they saw him, h
Pines said. "He had a twin turbo
on the car and uner clisregard for
his own safety and the safety of
the public."
Pines said he and other officers
watched as cross traffic came lo a
screechlng halt as other drivers
spotted Mancuso speeding down
the street.
"At one time, he made a left
tum from the right side curb." he
said. "Went right across the
lanes.ft
CHP officers lost Mancuso for
a while, but found him after a se-
curity guard outside Mancuso's
gated community on Via Dia-
mante identified him.
"The guard s8id he had a
videotape of !Mancuso) going
through the gate,· Pines said.
CHP officers arrested him Tues-
day evening on suspicion or redc·
OBITUARY
Cllarles V.
Ecc lestone Jr.
Services for 40-year Newport
Beach resident Otarles V. Eccles-
tone Jr. will be held at l p.m. May
21 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Oturch. 600 St. Andrews Road,
NeWport Beach. Mr. P.cclestone
died April 18 after a brief iqness.
• I
the committee began devising'
action statements to achieve•
these attributes.
Last week. the committee
members came to conclusions
on a few issues, but did not com·
plete the entire process. They are
expected to finish in one to two
months.
One of the smaller group's
memt>ers, PauJ Bunney. has
grown discouraged with the long
process.
"I'm one of those people who'
keeps pushing to get things mov- .
ing and accomplished." Bunney•
said. "I'm real frustrated with
how long it's ta1ting and how we'
don't get council support for
something like the 19th Srreet
bridge."
Terri Breer said that at first ,
she thought the problem was the
commJrtee's large size. Now she
is hopeful about the larger com ·
mittee's ability to reach consen·
SUS.
"I just felt that as we were hon-
ing in on our vision, that we were
finding are& of consensus and
that we were basically mOVJng
things closer to finaJi7Jng a vi-
sion," Breer ..aid.
less driving and felony evading. -
But Mancw,o made the
$25.000 bail at about 6:15 a.m ..
Wednesday morning. Newport:
Beach Police Sgt. Steve Shulmarl'
said. Less than two hours after ha
got out or Orange County jail~
Mancuso walked up to the secu-'
rity guard and said he wanted th~
videotape from the previous day~
Shulman said. :
"The guard refused to give hin~
the tape.· Shulman sald. HSo h~
walked into the j,'Uard shack. too~·
a tape he believed was the video
tape he wanted. left $500 on th
counter and walked out ft
The guard caJJed the !Newport
Beachl Police immediately, h
sald.
"We took the tape from him
arrested him and aJo;o took th
$500 he tned to give the 'ieCUri
guard. -Shulman sald.
Newport Beach Polke ~t
Mancuso on. suspicion of com
rnercial burglary and offering
bribe to get the tape. which
to be used as evidence in th
Cl IP'i. case against lum.
"We believe he look the ta
either to destroy ii or lo preven
the CllP Crom getting it." Shut
man said.
He said Mancuso was trans
ported from Newport Beach ct
jail to Orange County jail after
arrest Wednesday morning, bu
he made the $10.000 bail an
was out by 10:45 a.m. Wedo
day.
Pines said Mancuso had
the wrong tape from the
shad anyway.
"Newport Beach has that
as evidence for their case."
said. "We bave the tape we
looldng for."
He was 93. He is survived by
Marian; four children; six grand
children; and three great-grand
children.
•The Dally Pilot welcome•
obituaries for residents or fonnet i
residents of Cotta Mesa and
Newport Beac:tt. If you want to hav
an obituary printed In t he Pilot. aek
your mortuary to fax us the
lnfonnatlon et (949) 646-4170 or ca
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Sharing faith over
Interfaith breakfast
f
· Hundreds attend
the sixth National
Day of Prayer
breakfast.
Lollt• Huper
Daily Pilot
CORONA OE.L MAR _: As
the sun· made its ascent
Thursday morning, local reli·
gious leaders and parishion-
ers gathered to give praise to
the higher power that made
its climb possible and refiect
on the many other blessin&'
Americans have.
People from more than 18
area congregations gathered
Thursday for breakfast to tee·
ogniz.e the National Day of
Prayer, in which the theme
uHow America Prays" was ex-
plored. For Its sixth year run-
ning. the prayer breakfast was
hosted by the Newpon Mesa
ln(erfaith Council
Hundreds of people
paded into the hall at St. Mi·
chae1 & All Angels Church to
hear guest speaker George
Saint-Laurent discuss prayer
in out modem and often hur·
ried society.
Saint-Laurent. who re·
ceived his doctorate in sacred
theology and has taught
comparative religion for 26
years, gave an address on
how Americans must cope
with the fast-paced world of
change around them while
remembering their spiritual·
lty.
While the annual ·series has
proved wildly successful -
last years event was standing
room only because of many
last-minute attendees -
many left the breakfast with
the feeling that a piruuicle
had been reached.
Jim de Boom. executive di·
rector of the Newpon Mesa
intedaith Council, said he
thought the address by Saint·
Laurent was a crowning
achievement. He gave the
overall breakfast a rave re·
view.
"We had a good turnout. a
great speaker. It was probably
one of the best of the six
years that we've done it.• de
Boom said
The event was a mix of
various faiths and denomina-
tions. with a wide cross sam-
ple of the area's religious lead·
ers: Rabbi Marte Miller of
Temple Bat Yahrn in Newpon
Beach; Dennis Shon. council
president of Harbor Olristian
Church; Rev. Karen Stoyanoff
of Orange C.oast Unitarian
UnJversallst; and Lane Calvert
of the Bahais of Costa Mesa.
UThe environment of this
morning's breakfast was, as
usual, permeated by a spirit
of goodwill mutual respect, a
desire to build bridges and
understand one another,"
Miller said. uoften. religions
oQsc:ure, rather than reveal
God and it was a blessing to
transcend denominational
lines in our common rever·
ence and love for the God of
humankind."
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Continued from Al
1985, following in the footsteps
o( bis father. Scheafor has been
president three times and has
been a district governor oversee-
ing 60 of the clubs. The Costa
Mesa club has formed the uLeo
division" at &itanda High School
to inspire younger members to
participate in community serv·
Ice.
"I believe in community serv·
Ice to the Nth degree," Scheafer
said. 'I believe one of the thin&'
our society has lost is commu-
nity service.·
While he ran for the council in
1994, he said, he didn't run last
ALLOWED
Continued from Al
professional promotion.
I put a call into Mancini as soon
as I heard she Wc1S leaving. She is
usually really good about getting
back to me, even if it takes up the
last five minutes of her day.
I never received a call bad.
which disturbs me.
I remember desperately
needing to talk to her about the
po6&bllity of a skateboard park.
and just before I had resigned
myself to having to write the story
without her, my phone rang.
fall because be WU world.ng 50
bard to get the Flsh Pry back on
ita feet alter legal problems side-
lined it foi a few years.
Owing the ftrst selection
round on April 21, Councilman
Gary • Moriahan . nominated
Scheafer. He touted Scheafer's
middle-of-the-road ph.Uoeophy.
MQ\Ute frankly, his political
ideology is on neither side of the
fence,· Monahan said. MHe cares
about the whole dty, and that's
what you're looking for ...
MIKE SCHEAFER
AGE.:49
foAMLY: Wife Sandi; three ION;
one daughtef'oin-faw; two
grandd'llktren
EDUCA110N: Bac:hefor'1 In
political ldence from CaJ Sate
Fullerton In 1977
~SERVICE: Lions
Club member since 1985; L..ittie
League since 1986
CONTACT: (714) 435-0300;
mllcet/lmllceldleafer.com
MIKE SCHEAFER ON:
Fndly, May 2, 2003 M l
hu come out 9nd. not hevtng
teen It. I'm .tw.ys going to look
It things to ... how thev m9ke
MnM or how ttW( benefit the
city, If I ... lliomethlng thet"1 a big
benefit ... wh<He. t'd ....UV lb
to ... whit that coneultlng fhm
hadto..,Y.
DEAUHG WITH THE STATE
BUDGET CRISIS:
"Obvl0ti1ly, I thfnk th• city needs
to be fiscally 10tind end I think
we have to look et things that are
not going to relM teXes. Of
course, economically. that's
always a struggle. I think we
need to Jeke a look et making
Scheafer said the slcills he
would bring to the coµncil in·
elude being a good listener and
being open-minded.
MI envis1on µlyself as a tea,m
·player/ Scheafer"said. "My back·
ground in baseball has to do
with that"
, sure that the things thet ere
POTENT1AL ADOfT10N TO THE contributing to the city continue
DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT to contribute and heve 1 good
ZONE b1l1ns:e of what we get from
·1 would like to see the reP?rt the1 · housing and buaineH ...
to roake sure your story had dty, but also very happy ·that she
everything it needed I would have has a chance to realize her
gotten back to you sooner, but professional goals.
there were a dozen ~ I "She brought something to
needed to get done first Costa Mesa that created
She could have shined me off community and that we will
and cal1ed me bad the next day forever be grateful for.· Cowan
-or never -shaving a good 20 said "We have some big shoes to
minutes from her work day, but fill.·
she didn't She effectively Cowan. who has known
conveyed to me that her job at Mancini even since before her
City Hall was her priority, but she stint at the city, said the recreation
also understood the responsibility manager had no plans to leave
of getting information to the anytime soon, as she had only
community through the local been on board for a few years. The
newspaper. city manager of fl Segundo
(Not uncommon at Costa Mesa aggressively sought out Mancini
City Hall. I might add} When faced with such an offer,
Now, I am not disturbed she simply couldn't say no.
because I think she is ignoring me. ''When someone calls you and
I am disturbed because I fear · tells you that you are the one and
Mancini. aJways graciously only, that is pretty ha(d to ignore,·
humble. does not see her Cowan said
is going to be-a tremendous lo6s
to the city of Costa Mesa and to
the people both young and old·
Dixon said
Doom credited Manaru with
promoting a skate park.
expanding summeJ programs.
including teen programs. and
fashioning family sleepcmr nigttts.
•She has been an absolute ...
wha(s a good word to desaibe
her vision? Genius!" Dixon said
"She is just outstanding. I can~ tell
you how many people are gotng
to be brokenhearted. ..
I remember her telling me how
busy she was and apologizing for
getting to me so late in the day. I
understood. I said. and was ju.st
happy to have her voice in the
story.
. resignation as an ism.le of Former mayor Linda Dixon
Councilman Chris St.eel also
praised Mancini, although l
caught wind of this secondhand
because he is still not speaking to
me. Paul Ointon, the Pilot's
business reporter, said St.eel went
on about Mancini's conoibutions
to the city and urged that a story
be written.
What she said next spoke
volumes about the type of civil
servant she was. I can~ quote
directly. but It was along these
lines:
I know huw unportant this issue
is to the community and I wanted .
importance. echoed Cowan's sentiments,
Quite the contrary. adding that Jt.iancini not only
Mancini's contributions to the brought synergy to the city. but a
city were highly praised by each vision that bolstered the city's
local leader I spoke with Thursday. reputation for the arts.
Councilwoman Libby Cowan uunless someone steps up to
said she ~ exrremeJy saddened the plate and carries on the vision
that Mancini will be leaving tl'le and tenacity in that department. it
Don't need lo lell me twJCe.
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Newport is reacting smartly to
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ICE HOCKEY SPECIAL
No. 11lis is no overreactiob ,[by Newport
Beach to Fourth of July activities]. I am a
longtime resident of Costa Mesa. I wish this
city would get the ~e message. The entire
city is put at risk annually for. the goal of
Comfortably in the driver S seat
"making a few extra bucks. Costa Mesa is known
for putting the quality ofUve of its citizens
second to generating revenue.
I am proud that Newport Beach stepped
forward. This is very future looking.
JOANNE A. CURREY
Costa Mesa
Who ever said journalists are
pushovers?
Joseph N. Bell, please be assured that the
liberal press Is alive and well (uJournalists
shouldn't be pushovers," Thursday). Thousands
of leftist reporters, newscasters, anchormen,
wire services, newspapers and majority of
publications are continuously promoting the
ideals of socialism, some of which include
redistribution of wealth, secularism and the
dumbing down of Americans.
Ln addition, you have the tens of thousands
of voices in education that have tried to ·
destroy free enterpr_ise and discredit most
everything our country stands for. This huge
bod y has aJways risen to the occasion when it
feels threatened by another point of view.
The typicaJ approach is that there is a
threat to our constitutionally granted
freedoms caused by a tyrantJike, in your
opinion, the Bush administration. Others
h ave included such fears as establishment of
a state religion, starvation of school children,
censorship of the arts and, the all-time
favorite, suppression of free speech, which is
Lruly incredible, because you cannot stand
the tiny amount of conservative opinion that
a miniscuJe segment of the media has voiced.
Be assured that the majority of Lhe media
will dQ everything possible to destroy this
threat and give its wholehearted support to
th e defeat of President Bush and su ch eviJ
doers as Secretary of Defense DonaJd
Rumsfeld.
If you're s till looking for a champion to
challe nge at the Pentagon press sessions, try
Pete r Arnett.
GILES Al.USON
Newport Beach
• EDITOR'S NOTE: As a special
feature, Guy Hebert, a Newport
Beach resident and former goalie
for the Mighty Ducks, is writing
regular diaries about the team
and its experiences throughout
the playoffs.
E veryone was talking al?<>ut
game four. What kind of
Mighty Ducks team would
show up? Would the Ducks
unlikely run during the playoffs
start to unravel after their first
loss and the ~bener Dallas Stars"
team take charge?
Surely, there must have been
many questions in the minds of
aU Ducks fans, because this is
uncharted water for the
franchise. Although back in 1997,
w~ had advanced to the second
round against Detroit, and the
games were veri close, we were
never in the position to win the
series.
That is the difference right now
-this team is in the driver's seat.
Mome ntum is the factor that
makes and breaks games and
teams .. The Ducks certainly
would need to keep this friend
on their side if they were looking
to advance any further in these .
playoffs ..
As Coach Babcock has stressed
repeatedly through the
post-season, the Ducks would
also need to concentrate on the
task at hand. You never really
want to put too much
significance on one game and
you like to approach each ~ame
one at a time. Focus on the game
at hand, do ow: jobs and the
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outcome will
be positive.
Being tJiat l
am now on
the sidelines
in a seat up ln
the ptess box,
I can think out
of the box.
Game four
would either
put the Ducks
in the driver
seat up 3 to I,
or they would have to face t}\e
possibility of being even in the
best of seven series, tied at two
games apiece.
This brings me back to what
team would show up.
Well, it didn't take long for any
of us who were watching this
game unfold to see that it was
going to be a very physical,
. defensive-minded game.
· The first pe riod was a classic
demonstration of defensive zone
coverage. Not many shots and
even fewer scoring chances.
The second period followed in
that same footprint'; again, n o
room to maneuver and ve ry little
offense. When coaches taJk about
being solid defensively, they are
tal.k.ing about time and s pace. A
player has to take the time and
space away from his o pponent,
and in doing so. that offensive
player has no time to make a
play and no room to do it in.
.Adding to the sporadic offense
was the ineffectiveness of both
teams' power plays. Although
there were a few good scoring
chances, Jean·Sebru;tien Giguere
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of the Duck:s and Marty Turco of
the Stars knew that this was a
game in which they must be
sharp, and as in the other games
before, they were.
As the third period got
underway, there was the
underton e that it may take yet
another overtime to decide Lhis
game. However, after a few
penalties to start the period, the
game began to take on a different
look.
Turnovers started , and
Anaheim and Dallas were finaJly
able to capitalize on these
chances with out-numbered
attacks and ~ome high-quality
shots. Paul Kariya picked up the
puck as Sergei Zubov fell at the
Anaheim blue line and cruhed
down the wing to btast a shot
that Stars goalie Turco sto pped
with his blocker. Then Samm y
Patrlsson !<>nuck in behind the
Stars defense. m ade a great tjp
on a shot and had twu more
chances o n the rebound, hut was
~topped by Turco. Then, a
two-pad ~tack by Turco from
point blank range stopped
Anaheim winger Mike Leclerc.
Al the other end of the ice,
Giguere and his legend began to
grow even more. A Dallas player
cam e in on Giguere's right. made
him commit to goin g down and
then passed a nice feed to Mike
Modano in front of the net.
Modano got off a weak shot at
the wide open net, but Giguere
som ehow got back in tim e tu
m ake a skate save.
When a goaJie m akes a !><Ive
like tJ1i~ it ~eems so lucky 10 most
~tag ·
people. Sometimes it is lucky, but
the real reason for the save is
because the goalie neveF gave up
on the play. There is always a
little more time to react than you
think, and Giguere with his
confidence and drive never gave
up and in the process made a
game winning save. Would
anyone be able to score on one
of these goalies?
When Dallas wing Jason Amott
took a cross-checking penalty
with three minutes to go in the
game. the Ducks knew that this
was tJ1eir golden opportunity.
lbe power play for the Ducks has
been their weakest area so far.
'and its production is crucial to
long-term success in the playo(fs.
As the p ower play got
underway, Duck:s defenseman
Huslan Salei was able to keep
the puck in at the blue line
intercepting by a weak clearing
a ttempt by OaJlas. He passed
the puck. over to Sandis
Oz.olinsh as he cruised into the
zone o n the left side, who then
slid a great cross-ice pass to
Mike LeOerc. With on e quick
fli ck of the wris t, Leclerc sent
the puck flying LO the top of the
net over a sprawling Turco. The
crowd e rupted and they knew
that t.he game was Lheirs. What
more could you want from a
hockey game than a finish like
th b one?
l bis w~. in my opinion, a
m ust-win for the Ducks and they
·prod uced . Now, as they head to
Dallas for game five in the series
with a 3· I lead. they are clearly in
the driver'<> seat.
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"We're deep and no vne
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so far."
Gin.et Snyder, CcN senior
tennis player
Al f.ridaoJ. May 2. 2003 5t*11 Phone: (949) 5744222 •• Spotts Fax: (9491650-0170
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Sea Kings (18-0) defeat
University, last year's PCL
champions, in compelling
fashion Thursday.
Brye• Alderton
Daily Pilot
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS
about the set he and SaJda lost only two ·
points in. "That's the best we've ever
played together.·
Mang concurred.
"That's the best they have played this
year. if only they could have kept h up,•
he said.
Senior Garrett Snyder. Cd.M's No. l
singl~ player bound for the University
• of Texas. swept his three sets Thursday,
CORONA DEL MAR -Corona del defeating University's Jack U, 6-3. U was
Mar Higb's doubles team of sophomore 20-3 entering Thursday's match while
Wesley Miller and partner lssei Saida Snyder has only lost once this season ~
painted a portrait of efficient. high-call-to TuJy's Jeff Das in a grueling three-set .
ber tennis that Coach Tun Mang bas· match in the semifinals of the Ojai Val-
seen all too often during an undefeated ley Tennis Tournament last weekend.
season so far. Snyder recorded numerous aces
Miller and Saida -CdM's No. l dou-against U, eliciting a response from sec-
bles team for Thursday's Pacific Coast ond-year University Coach John Kessler.
• University 6
CdM 12
League match "Wow. that was unbelievable,• ~er
against visiting said of Snyder's serves. which rocketed off
University -dis-his racket and foWld various pans of the
posed of the first service box. "Those are some big serves.·
team they faced. "(Snyder) is getting stronger,• Mang
6-0, in 20 minutes, said as he walked by Kessler.
setting a . com-Snyder said his serve is now aroWld
manding tone re-110 to 115 mph, a 5-mph increase from
pealed sporadi-the beginning of the year. I le credits the
calJy throughout added velocity to worling with a per-
CdM's 12-6 lri-sonal trainer two days a week for the
umpb. which gave past six months.
the hosts at least a "l work on weight training. endurance
share of the league and on the tennis court a lot,• Snyder
title with Northwood. said.
CdM (18-0, 7-0 in-league) wraps op After the match with Li, Snyder didn't
league play when it travels to North-lose a game to his other two opponents.
wood (5-1 in league) for a match Mang Sophomore Spencer Reitz took two of
said is scheduled for Thursday, but one three sets at No. 2 singles for CdM while
he is trying to move to Monday. North-Nicholas-Gingold won one set.
wood plays University, which won the Miller and Saida took two of three
league last year en route to winning the doubles sets, as did the rest of CdM's
CIF Southern Section Division 11 cham-doubles teams that included the tan-
pionship, on Tuesday. . dem of junior Brennan Robens and
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EYEOPENER
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Miller and Saida displayed tennis senior Bryan Warsaw along with sopho-
worthy of a championship in their first mores Carsten Ball and Alex Nguyen.
DON LEACH I OM. Y Pit.OT
See SEA KINGS, Pace A9 The Sea Kings' No. 1 singles player, Garrett Snyder, rips a serve toward his University opponent Thursday. set Thursday.
"We hit everything hard,• Miller said
TENNIS HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD
Abrams
• coming
-full 'circle
Marshall triples but
Newport Harbor falls
•
Foothill sweeps
Newport Harbor in Sea
View League dual-meet
finale Thursday. •
sity high jump victory.
Former junior phenom
and All -American at
Stanford is accepted to
medical school.
hen Geoff Abrams first
appeared on my tennis
radar as a 13---old. be
Alec Urtusuastegui won the boyS
3,200 in 10:36.0 and was second in '
the 400, while fellow Sailor senior
Rhett I la.rt.sfield won the triple
jump (37·4~). It was Urtusuastegui's '
first 3.200 this year, as coaches had limited"
51\NTA ANA -Newport Harbor High him to shoner distances due to lingering
sophomore Courtney Marshall won the 800 back pa.in.
l
quickly inherited the
•phenom" label as a junior player. But
what I remember most about him was
his intelligence. I mean, this kid was
sharp. Well spoken. Maturity beyond
belief. .
meters, 1.600 and 3.200 for the girls and Elda Hernandez. who was second in thlf
sophomore Jon Szecsel was a double win-girls 100 and third in the 200. was joined on
ner for the boys, but both teams were de-the Sailors' win~ing 1,600 relay by Megan _ _,. __ __
During one of our early
conversations. Abrams, who trained
.-------. once a week with the
RICHARD
DUNN
UC Irvine men's
tennis team as an
F.nslgn eighth grader
in 1992, told me he
would love to play
tennis professionally
one day and make a
living at it But he
also said his goals
in*ed atten~g
Stanford and getting
into medicine, one
day becoming a
doct:OL '
Abrams retired from playing the
United States Tennis Aslodadoo men's
eateWte circuit last year, following an
All·Am.erlcan career at Stanford. md
now. aocording to his mother. Nancy.
bu been KCepted to medical ac:bool at
ucs.o~
Abrams. who wW atart medical
IChooJ tn September, baa been woddng
In drug ttudies for Presatptfoo
Solutiona In Coeta Meta for the past
year. while apptyt.ng to medical IChoola.
A former Newport Harbor HJgb
ltaDdout who WU ranked No. l ln the
nad.oo by the USTA In the 14•=
.. junJor aueer. Abrams had
of the slobe-trotdng llfeltyle on the pro
..... drculc. wbDe berely earning
...... ....,to ....... He
...,... on three NCAA ctt.••rlonlltdp -·Stanfold belore ~-pro ~I •
Hll dtw adwnlln tbOuld be Qlalte a
host Foothill Thursday.
Marshall topped the 6eld in the 800
(2:28.8), went 12:27.5 in the 3,200 and
clocked a 5:30.3 ln the 1,600 to post half of
the Newport Harbor girls team's individual
victories.
Szecsei won the shot put (48-2~) and the
discus (142 -2) for a Sall or boys team that
won only four events. Both of Szecsei's
marlcs were personal records.
Foothill won the girls meet. 83-43, and
was victorious, 79-55, ln the boys meet.
Sophomore Kiley Hall posted a solid win-
ning performance ln the girls 400, going
1:00.9 on the dirt track.
Ally Stoltz was second in the pole vault
(8-6) and Lauren Celek was runner-up in
the discus (88-11) for Coach Erle lWeit's ~ .
squad. which wrapped up the league dual-•
meet season with a 2-3 record.
Newwrt's Keith Eldridge WM second in ·
the 100 and the 200, while Nick Miller was •
second in the l,600 and third in the 800 for
the Sailors (0-5 ln league).
Rick.y Nott was second ln the high jump '
and third in the triple jump. while senior·
Jack Sbhen was second in the shot put for
theThrs. •I
STEVE McCAANI< I OAllY Pll.OT
Newport Harbor's Courtney Marshall, shown here in earlier action,
won the 8()()., 1,6()(). and 3,200meter races against Foothill.
Junior ElJ.zabeth Oayton won the girls tri-
ple Jump (33-4~) and Shannon Forsythe
rounded out ffarbor's individual girls win-
ners by producing a season-best 5-1 mait
in the high jump. It was Forsythe's first var-
The Sailors' boys and girts teams will ~ '
tum to competition Tuesday at the Sea Vi.eW
League preliminaries, which begin a l~
p.m. at Irvine High.
Tbe Sea View League ftnala are scheduled
for Friday, beginning at 3 p.m., also at ll'· ·
vine.
COLLEGE MEN'S VOLLEYBALL
Pelzel earns :Rational first-team honoli:::
UC Irvine junior standout
set school record for kills,
while leading 'Eaters to
their best season ever.
UC trvtoe junior Jimmy Pelzel was
named ftnt-leem All-Amertca by the
American Volleyball eo.chea Alaoda-
don at its 13ch annual AVCA AU·
America awarda for men·• wlle)'ball. With-a. ... -.n ~ PtWI
becotld • mlMI h1IHY deconaed me.m Yilleybel ..,_ 1n ua ~The
AJ 1 • ., .... bed three ~ Al-
A.rnerk:ans (f.rick Hdeoihi. 200 l;
Donny Rafter. 1999; Ollis Har:gJer
1991), but they were all aecond-
team telecdons.
Pelzel, a 6-foot-5 right aide/
. opposite hitter, helped propel
UC Irvine to Its belt aeasoo tn
school history. The team earned Ill ftnt
Mountain Padfic Sporu Federation
Tournament victory and ended the ...
ton 20-11 overall, shattering the ICbool
(eCOcd for wtns in a teaO:D. Pe.lzel
earned °'1t-team All·MPSP alter a.I·
log the Anteaters on a 10--0 run to at.art
lbe seUon and the ~ 1 rulkin« In the
USA today/ AVCA Coaches Thp 15 Poll
'
for two weeks.
Nationally, the junJor ranked
second ln point.a (6.37) and
fourth 1n killa 15.16) per pme,
while letting the lh\gle-eeason
school record for kills wttb 593
th1a year. He earned MPSP
Player of the Week three times and AV-
CA Nadooal Player or the Week o~.
He became only the aeventb Anteater
player to break the 1,()()0...ldD p&alttu
and curreotJy ranb alxth (1, l 25)--aD·
time. ·
Pelul led the Ant .. ters to their ftni·
tftr MPSP lbumanient victory. upwt· line f'ounh-nnbd Stanford Oft the
road ln the quanerllnaJs. He recor4ll4
bis third career double-double wltb "29
ldlJs and 10 dip In the 3-1 defeat of the ·
Cardinal. Pelzel spubd ua with dMf
ecore 24-21 in the fourth pme, ~"
Ing cloWn rour of the nm • kill to et
Up match pobtt. 30·29. h WU the lid\
time tbla ~ he "9ldwd 20 or moni
kllla In a maid\. He Nid __, erroa on
SI attempts for a .431 hlatril penieMlili
.,Ml, added one block.-.. '"
When top·ranbd Peppetdlm
hted UCI ln the MPSF temMIMk,
m 1ee1 an p1ayen wtth 2e kllll. Che 1
dme Pelr.el nMliched the 20-kll
atone.
•
'
SPORTS'
def Mar sophomore standout Carsten Ball hits an overhead at the net for a doubles pomt wrtti
ft.Jex Nguyen against Urwersrty on Thursday, a 12~ \llCtory for the undefeated Sea Kings
NNIS
· ued from AS
' f •••
fhe Costa Mesa Tenm'>
Center will once again ho!>t Jn
ppen com munity pre-quaJ1fy111g
t ournament for the ATP lour\
Mercedes-Renz Cup at UC:IA
' co.,ta Mesa ic; one of IO \Ill''
~n c;ix counues throughout
6outhern California. and the
p nly facility in Orange County.
~o play hosr to a pre-qualifying
Journament. ·1 he Co'>la M<>'>J
cvcnr is Sarurday and <;unday
and May 10-11
Ille 'lingles winner and
rndlist and thC' winning
double~ team from each
pre-qualifying 1ournamen1 wall
'1ave the opportunity tu ~nter
~h~ Wild Card Tournament July
117120. The winner of the Wild ~d Tournament earn<> an
pu1pma1ic ('ntry into thl'
Mercede~·Ren:r Cup July
esiAug. J. Detail'>: i:-1I01
tw~-3838. ext. U4.
••• r
1 Jhe PaJasades Tenni!> (Jub ,.,
&c~eduled to face Laguna
_,Niguel Racquet Qub on
~~urday in the finals or the
\~ate Tennis Oub Association
Orange County Oub
b!tllenge Cup.
fop-seeded Palisade~. the
fl)Jenge Cup's two-ume
detending champion. knocked
btqlidgeline Country Qub in
•he quarterfinals. 18-3,
rolJowing a first-round bye.
th~n topped Rancho San
b emente Tennis and Fitness
P ub in the semifinals, 17-4. in
t'Pfil. ·
, The four-month PTCA team
~ofripetJtion begins in February
~a is played o nce a monLh
thmugh May. Play Is in ~o'rnen's, men's and mlxed
~oubles, with o ne team in each
of the seven rating d ivisions -
!J.O. 3.5, 4.0, 4.5. 5.0, 5.5 and
open.
··f,has u1mpe11L1on ac; .the mo.,t
cxnting leam tennis event in
the area because it involves
men and women in seven
different playing level!>, from
beginner to open player.· IYf'CA
PresuJent A.G. Longoria ~ad
"For example. after four hours or play. the deciding match in
la!\t yea{s l>emifinal between
l'ali\ades and Laguna Niguel
wruo. detennined by a beginner
:I 5 mixed double<; match that
went 10 three sets." ·
l..:1KlJna Niguel will ho.,1
Palic;ades in Saturday'!. final at I
p m. rhe public is invited lo
.111l'nd with no charge Detail .. :
(1"49) 496 4665. ...
"ipcakang of the Pali .. adc.,
Cluh. Lhe private Newport
Reath facility is taking
member/guest eventc; to
another level. Any member
playing in the event May 15 18
ha' a chance to win a drawing
for a cruise aboard Silvcr1'ca
Crw'le ljnes.
In addition to men's and
women's double~
lhampaonships. the club will
hoc;t a d inner and dance
Saturday, May 17. aod a
barbecue Sunday. May 18,
during the member/guest
finals. Details: (949) 644-900.
•••
Beginning in January 2004,
the USTA will be using a Points
Per Round Ranking System to
detennine year-end junior
national singles and doubles
rankings and monthly standing
lists. The Star System will n o
longer be used to d etermin e
junior national rankings or
national seeding/selection lists.
"It will mruce a huge
differen ce in how kids enter
tournaments, because it's based
on the match es you've won.
The USTA has stepped away
from the bead-lo-bead thing,"
said Annette Broersma.
tournament dJrector fo r the
Quiksilver (boys) and Roxy
'
(girls) junfor 1en111s .
tournaments headquartered at
the Balboa Bay llub Racquet
CJub May 24·27.
The USTA has concluded that
a Points Per Round ranking
system best addre~'>C' the
overall goal of helping player'>
reach their potential. Ry u!>ing
tiered levels of importance. the
USTA can weigh the events.
assign regulauonc; that help
juniors 10 compete often. and
put the emphaw; on advannng
through the draw. I.he Mm pie
concept or havinK J player
capable of categor11.1ng an
event, determining at' level. and
underManding the ranking
1mpac1 of <>ucce'>'> 1n that even I
allow!> the player to undeNand
what need., to be done rha.. i.,
an invaluable asset 111
developing tangible .and
mt'asurable goal'> that al<;o help
lhe player.,· preparation and
motivation.
While 1he new Point., Per
Round Ranking Systt•m will not
be implemented until Janua ry
2004, all Level 1-5 tournament
rc~ults from Thursday through
December 31 will be counting
for points de1ermjnt'd by the
Point'> Per Round ranlong logic
for the first Monthly National
Standings Lists. which will be
pubbshed January 15. 2004.
I he QuikSilver and Roxy
tournaments are Level 3 events.
It's essentially two tournaments
in one. with tflotal of 512
juniors entered in the I 2s. I 4s,
16s and 18s. Rrocr.,ma received
some 700 entries this year and
predicted that next year the
tournaments will be larger than
the Easter Bowt.
DEEP SEA
Thursday's counts
Newport Lending -,
boat 7 anglers. 9 calico
bass, 10 sand bass, 1 hali-
but. 5 blue percti.
PHOTOS BY DON LEA01; DAILY PILOT
CdM's Spencer Reitz eyes a backhand ~eturn against University on Thursday. CdM won, 12-6.
SEA.KINGS
Continued from ~
Mang u..ed Ball and Nguyen as
his No. 3 team Thur'><lay and
they gave University\ Mau 01ol)
and Michael I laier a scare.
· 01ou and I laier -each a part
of University's team which won
the CIF Southern Section Divi-
sion II championship la·.,, year -
normally p lay .,anglt.><>. but Ke\'>-
ler teamed up the 1wo Timr)day
and they produced a ~weep.
Nguyen and Rall led, f>-5. but
University (6-9. 1 1). which lo'>t
seven senior<> from la'>t ">Ca'>on.
held serve w force a uebreaker
won by I laier and 01ou. 7 ·5.
"I Died to keep it 111, hut mi.'>.o,ed
some easy volleys." Ngti)'Cn c;ajd.
"University tit'<.I 11 up and then
took over in the riehrcaker •
Nguyen moved up into the
varsity top IO at the end of last
seawn and is slowly climbing
the ranks, learing along the way.
"Seeing the way !Balli plays. I
can learn stuff from him and,
hopefully, that makes me better,·
Nguyen said of playing with Ball
for the first time this season. He
usually plays with Gingold.
Miller and Said.a. on the' contrary.
have been playing together for the
entire ~a.<.on and faced Haier and
Chou in lh~y's finaJ doubles
..eL The Uni\.<eNty duo prevailed.
6-3. in what Mang said was most
likely for the lop seeding when
league finab beWn at I ~ Beach
m a ~-and-a-half.
'That's a good doubles team,·
Mang !.aid of Chou and Haier.
.. rhey played together last year.
We n eeded to he more aggres-
'>ive, which you have to be
again'!>t good team!> bke Uni.
Carrell wa!> good al> u!>uat·
lbe !:>ea King-. have won two
other matches Liu.., !ieaSOn by 12-6
counts -to Peninsula and Bev-
SCHEDULE
TODAY
Baseball
College -Cal Poly San Luis
Obispo at UC Irvine. 7 p.m.
Community college -Fullerton at
Orange Coast in Orange Empire
Conference MmHournament,
2:30p.m.
High sctlool -Corona del Mar vs
Calvary Chapel at Vanguard
University, 3:15 pm .. L.aguna Hills
et Newport.Harbor, 3:15 p.m.;
Costa Mesa at Orange, 3·15 p.m.;
Santa Ana at Estancia. 3:15 p.m.
Softball
High sd'lool -Costa Mesa at
Orange, 3:15 p.m .; Sage Hill at
Whitney, 3:15 p.m ., Santa Ana at
Estancia, 3:15 pm
Swimming
Community college men and
women -Orange Coast in state
championships at Oiablo Valley,
all day.
High sctlool boys and girls -Sage
Hill at Estancia, 3 p.m.
Tennis
College women -Vanguard vs.
Point Loma in NAIA Region II
title match.at Point Loma, 10
a.m.
Community co:I women -
Otange Coast of 16 of
Southern Califomla egionals at
Cuesta, singles. 8 a.m ., doubles,
9:30a.m.
High sctlool boys -Sage Hill at
Oxford, 3:15 p.m .
Volleyball
High school boys -Newport
Harbor at Laguna Hills, 6 p.m.,
Uniwrslty at Corona del Mar,
erty l lilb. ranked Nu. 2 and r--.o. 4
m Ul Dt\l\.'>lon I. rt'!>pet-UVely f-v.
ery other ma1cl1 ha!> been by <1
margin greater th.in 12-6
~nyder, who won ha., !>t'cond
straight ( II double., 111.lt: with
BaJI la .. 1 '>ea.,on. '><l.ld he plan.. tu
play only <,angle .. thts year a.,
CdM continue .. 11.., que!>t for a
Division I th.imp1nn.,h1p.
"We're dt•ep .md no one hJ.,
really challengl'd u., .,o far." \ny
der said. "\Ate hJ\t' a grt'at team.
but 11 "-On 1 be t'J"J"
Pacific Coast LN&ue
CdM 12. University 6
Singles -Snyder ICdM I def Li 6 3
def Gordon 6 0 def Thomas 6 0
Re112 (CdM lost, 0 6 won 0-0, 6 1
Gongold (CdMI lost. 0. 4 6. won. 6 2
Doubles Millttr Sa1da (CdM1 def
Mok Yoo. 6 O lost to Ha1er 3 6 def
Vaughn Furukawa, 6 3
Warsaw Rooorts ICdMI won 6 '}
lost. 1 6. won 6 2 Ball Nguv~n
ICdMJ w on 6 2 lost 6 7 ~ 7 "':in
6-0
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
CelebratJng the Da1ty Pilot's
Athlete of the Week senes
TODAY
21 Aaron Yarn.ii
Newport Harbor
Boys basketball 00
5:30 p m . Westminster at Costa
Mesa. 3·15 pm .. Sage Hill at St
Margaret's, 5 p m , Estancia at
Redondo Tournament.
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..
BRIEFLY ..
·Sweep-Sets up PCL showdown fcir ·cdM
Undefe~ted in
league, Sea Kings'
boys volleyball team
will host University
today in what coilld
decide title.
With another victoty ln Pacific c.oast League play 11\ursday
night. the Corona del Mar ffigb · b<Jt'a volleyball team' set up a
first-place showdown with Uni-
versity today at 5:30 p.m., after
the Sea Kings swept host Tesoro,
15-0. 15-3, 15-11.
Corona del Mar, ranked No. 2
in CIF Southern Section Division
II (behind Valencia), improved to
14-10, 7-0 in league. University is
6-1 in the PCL
Leading the way for the Sea
Kings in their road sweep was 6-
foot-2 senior Gunnar McOellan, who· contributed seven kills and
two sqlo blocks, while teammate
Tom Welch, a 6-foot sophomore.
added seven kills and 6-4 senior
Brian Brinkerhoff had six kills
and two blocks. ·
Lions in region final
•TENNIS: The No. 3-seeded
Vanguard University women's
tennis team upset No. 2-seeded
Westmont, 5-3, Thursday to ad-
vance to today's 10 a.m. title
match at the NAIA Region II
Oaampionships at Point Loma
Nazarene. Olga Hlushchanka,
Silina Yohner and Saran Bradley
UC Irvine Baseball
Three-game series
with Cal Poly SLO
Toniglllf 7 p.m.
Mini llMcHll ...,... -•• first
500 fans will rudve • fr•• ....., NHtN911,
courtesy of Soudt County llallk.
Saturday
May 3, 6 p.m. ...,_"....,card Nltllt-......
SM fw • rccdve • c ........ Ht of
p1.,. traclllt cards, sponsored br C.11.P.
Sunday
May 4, 1 p.m.
Alllotr ... Day -.. fw ..
•••d1ace • ....,_ • appCl41B •ltr to ...e die .... -4 recdve free, ............. ....,., ... ...,cards....,......... >-
.... ..,. ~ ,_, IMys -.. ,.... ................ ,.,...,,..ill,,...
Al otlla llh4I tct ill ........ $1.
all won in singles and doubles
for the Uoos. who i{pproved to
14-11 . Westmont fell to 15-6.
Vanguard will meet top-seeded
Point Loma in the final.
WR .... la.ttplolllNpe
&em...,,., v.nauarc1 a. w.tmont i
Sfflele9-lilu11)dl1nk1 (VU) def.·
Renfer, s-o; 8-2; Yohner (VU) def.
Whiting, 7-5.._8-2; Bradley (VU) qef.
Otlake. H• o-7, 7·5: Qultorleno '(W)
diJf. Tenlen, .6-0, 8-1; S1lln11 (W).
def. Krohn. 8-1. 6-0.
Ooublee-Hlu1hc:t11nke-Votavove
(VU) def. Whitifl9·lange, &-1;
Yohner·Bredley (VU) def.
Renfer-Ouitorieno, 9-7;
Goebel-Ot1uk1 (W) def.
Tenlen·Krohn, 8-0.
OCCs Nelson advances
•TENNIS: Orange Coast Col-
lege sophomore Ashley Nelson
won second-round matches in
singles and doubles Thursday to
advance to today's Round of 16
in the Soulhem Califumia womiem
reglonaJs at OJesta c.oDege.
Nelson defeated M~ Ander-
son of Q.syamaca. 6-2, 6-0, then
teamed with freshman Leah Bec.k-
er to knock off a doubles tandem
from ADan Hancock. 6-1, 6-1.
8ed'.er lost her second-round sin-
gles match to Mona Noa from Los
Angeles Q ty, &-0. 6-0.
Sage Hill wins again
•TENNIS: Greg Solodko
swept at No. 1 singles and Eric
Burton and Tristan · Cordier
swept at No. 1 doubles for Sage
Hill School as the visiting Ught-
ning defeated St. Margaret's in
an Academy League boys tennis
match Thursday, 14-4. ·
Acedln!Y lAleut
Sage HUI 14, St. M•rv•m'• 4
Slft9les-Solodko (SH) def. Huang,
6-2, def. Fujii, 6-3, def. Swelden. 6-0;
Milovantisev (SH) won 6-0, 6-1, lost
3-6; Chin (SH) lost 1-6, won 6-0, 6-3.
Doubles -Burton-Cordier (SH) def.
Waller-Dunlap, 6-0, def. Limb·
Afshar, 6-1, def. Maken·Martln, 6-2;
Ramadan-Montekab (SH) won 6-1,
loet 6-7, won 6-0; AoMr.Kuren (SHI
won 8-1, &-2, loet '"8.
Sailors' errors costly
• soPrB.u.t: A pair of un-
earned runs propelled host Ali-
so 'f'.Jlguel to a 2-1 Sea Vlew
League softball victoty over
Newport Harbor Thursday.
.L ., Zoelle rnrson lead CdM ... ; t .... , ,_,,.,
• SOPTMU.: SenioT •tando~
Al.l.ssa 1.oelle of Corona del Mar~,,
High tossed ~three-hitter an~·.
went 3 for 4 with three' RBJs ar.;
the plate aa the bosf Sea Klnp1
hammered the Breakers, 15-li"~
in a Pacific Goaat tieque soft,;<\
ball game 1bunday, shortened "
to five innings because of tile.:'""
mercy tule. . '*1
ABlo Nlluel 2~ 1 The Sea J9ngs (~· 7., 4-2 in th.cf "
Newpoft aci:-,:--·r--1 a a PCIJ scored seven runs in the. 1
Allio N. 110 ooo • -2 e 1 second lnning, then added ~
Gle110n. Moore (31 and Campbell; in the third and six in th~ 1,
Skaare and Voight. W -Skaare. L-1ourth. CdM catcher Amy '''"'"'D· •·1 Gleason, 1-1. SB -Coudl (NH). 1' .,...,
went 4 for 4 with three run~~:
Tars tied for third
•TENNIS: Newport Harbor
Higb's boys tennis team must
pllif a third match against lr-
vine to decide which team fin-
ishes third in the Sea View
League and receives an auto-
matic bid for the CIF playoffs.
The Sailors secured their thiid
match with the Vaqueros by losing
to visiting Foothi1L lo-8, in the fi-
nal league match Thursday. A coin
toss Monday will detennlne when
and where the match will be held.
sometime nexi week, Newport
COach Jeff Thomsen.
Robert .Khoury and Tyler
Deck each won two of three sets
in singles for Newport (7-5, ~-5
in league) while the No. 1 dou-
bles duo of Cllarlie Farmer-
Brian Ho~hwald, along with
Dylan Espley-Jones-Brandon
Lutfy. each took two sets
against Foothill (7-3 in league).
S.1 View l.Atque
· Foothffl 10, Newport I Si"9._ -Khourf (NHI lost to
1Roybel, 5-7, def. Surf••· 7-43 (5), def.
Katlmen, 6-0; Dedt (NH) lost, 2-6,
won, 6-0. 6-0; Tweena (NH) lost, o..a,
0-43, 2-6.
Doubles -Farmer·Hochwald (NH)
lost to B. Himber·J. Himber, 4-6, def.
Meakell-Dudcor, 6-3. def. Lo-C.Roy-
bal,6-4; Espley-Jones-Lutfy (NH)
lost, 4-6, won, 6-2. 6-1: Seryduk·
Lund (NH) lost. 1-6, 6-7 (4), 1-6.
. BASEBALL
scored and two RBis. '""' · ..
PKHlc Cout LM&W
CdM115, l.Agun• a..dl 1 . Score by Innings Laguna B. 100 oo -, 3 4
CdM 012 e. -115 11 o
Turner end Frimond; Zoelle and • \·
Ty10n. W -Zoelle, 7·5. L -Turner. 2B
-Tyson (CdM I. Zoelle (CdM). :> .. .
CdM clinches PCL title ~ ~
•GOLF: For the second con"\'
secutive year, the Corona del Mar ' •
High boys golf team i.s the outright;°"
Pacific Coast league champion. ' ..
The Sea Kings defeated visit·· ·-
ing Northwood, 187-206, Thurs· "
day at the Aliso Viejo Golf Oub. ·
Medalist Nick Sherman shot:
36 with two birdies to lead CdM'
(14-4, 9-1 in league), followed
by Ben Tilsen (37), and 38s from
Alex Chilcovani, nm Frohling
and Brad Clla.mbertin. ·
Sailors end with ~ loss
•GOLF: Newport Harbor-
High's boys golf team con:
eluded Sea View league play
with a 193-200 loss to Foothill>
Thursday at Big Canyon Country '.. Oub. .,
Brandon Sowers led Newport ~
(5-13, 3-7 in league) with a 38, ~
followed by 4PS from David Mot-~
schenbacher and Davis Pero-•
stein. Rhett Palmer and Jeff Ler-•
ner each shot 41 for the Sailors. ~
Cypress outwits Orange Coast, 9-3
~-
Pirates will conclude
season today in final
round of conference
mini tournament.
·Jason Vargas allowed three
runs and struck out eight in 7 ~
innings of work while going 1 for
3 with an RBI at the plate to lead
visiting Cypress to a.9·3 win over
host Orarige Coast Thursday
afternoon in the second roWld of
the Orange Empire Conference
Mini Tournament.
The Coast defense didn't do
staff ace Kyte Allen (6-5) any fa.
vors. committing six errors,
which led to three unearned
runs. Allen was chased in the
eighth inning with one out after
a pair of errors brought in a run
and allowed another runner to
advance to third.
Matt Fry did the majority of
the offensive damage for the
Chargers (28-13-1, 8-15), going 3
for 5 with four RBis and one run
scored. His triple to right field
was the final pitch that Allen and
gave Cypress an 8-3 lead. Jason
Crissman came on to pitch the
-
final 1 ~ innin~ fo r the Pirates. Sage Hill prevails, 8-3 ~:· Vargas (9-2) allowed nine hits ':
before getting pulled with two • Host Sage Hill School ha~
outs in the eighth, but was able only three hits, but combin~
to thwart any extended scoring two of them with six straighC:
rallies by the Pirates. After four walks in a seven-run third t~
consecutive hits in the fifth in-help key an 8-3 Academ~
ning. Vargas recorded a pair of League baseball victory over St, ,
strikeouts to close the door on Margaret's Thursday. :
the Coast scoring. Down, 3-0, entering its thir¢,
OCCs Kyte Stanley continued Inning, Mart Loper followed sill"
his recent hot streak., going 2 for straight one-out walks with a ...
4 with ·two doubles, one run . three-run double, then scored:
scored and one RBI. Greg Benoit on a single by Zack Shokley to.
and Brad Miller also had two hits give the Lightning all it would-
apiece for the Pirates. Waldo need. . :
Sauceda had a pair of singles and Loper also earned hi& 6.ftl(~
scored twice for the Cllargers. pitching win in six decisions~
Orange Coast (19-20-1, 8-15) striking out four in four innings...
will wrap up the 2003 season to-Sage Hill (12-5, 8-3 in league)-
day, hosting Fullerton in the final dropped St Margaret's to 3-8 lJ'I>.,
game of the OEC Mini Touma-league.
ment at 2:30 p.m .
Cypress 9, Orange Coat 3
Cy~ess ~~~ · 9 10. o OCC OIO 020 000 • 3 lO 8
Vargas, Greenwalt (8) and Garcia;
Allen, Criasman(8) and Hkb. W -
Vargas, 9-2. L-Allen, 6-5. 28 -Smith
(Cl. Stanley (OC) 2. Piukowski (OC),
Miller (Cl. 3B -Fry (C).
Sage Hill I, St. Marg. 3 -.•
ScON bv lnnlna1 • -St. Marg. 003 boo ~ -3 e o,. 4-
Sage Hill 001 010 " -a 3 o,;
Bacon, Au1tln (3), Porazzo (6) and. • ...
Goldstein; Loper, Friedrlcha (5), : "'
Packard (6), Wiikin• (7) and
Korneweit. W -Loper, S-1. L -f,.
Bacon. 2B -Thomas (SM), Loper #'"
(SH). . J
.....
-~ ..
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD SUMMARIES . ..:
' •
See va.w L!egu!
8oyw
Foothll 79, ~ 55 100 -1. Rohrig (FJi 11.3; i.l(i~ (NH),
11.3; 3. Nguyen (F1. 11.9. ·
200 -1. Rohrig (F), 23.0: 2. Eldridge (NH),
24.3; no third.
400 -1. 8ef'lj14ltt (F), 52.7; 2. Urtuauastet)ul (NH), 53.2; 3. Bronaon (F),
55.4.
800 -1. ~I (F), 2:10.9; 2. Wright (F), 2~12.4; 3. Millef (NH), 2:14.2.
1,800-1. Wright (F), 4:41.9:2. Millef
(NH). 4:A3.3; 1 Hayes (F)j 4:44.6.
3.200 -1. UrtueullteQui NHI. 10-.36.0; 2.
Hayes. (F), 10:62.4; 3. Cummings (F),
10:6"A.
110 HH -1. Uti (~14.6; 2. Alba (Fl, 17.4; 3. Hartsfield (NH 17.8.
300 IH -1. Albe ( , 45.3; 2. 8roll90n (F),
46.3; a. 8ennd (F}1 47.4.
'400 relay -Foothlu, 46. 7. 1,800 relly-1. Foothill, 3:48.3.
On ly bidder• who partlcip.te In both ttHt Pre·Bld Conhnnce and
the Project site vitlt In tllW entirety, will tit
•llolffd to bid on the
Prolect .. prn ~on·
trec:lora. For f11tther
lnfonn.tlon, cont.ct UCI
Contracts Oepert-t
withM o.illl • Con· stnUIOll Setwlcn: lOMY llepytA •• (Ml)
12'-4)75. Tiie aucceufut ......,
... lb ~ectota .... , ... 94 .......
"'9 "41d11cr1"'i..1tletl ,... .. _ .. "' ....
'-ttle 8Wdllll .,. ••
111111tt tnd lo ''' ~.,. ... ~
1'1M aucc:euM ....., .... , ............ ................. c ...... ·.~edir'I
HJ -1. Meyer (Fl. M ; 2. Nott (NH), M ;
no third.
W -1. Rohrig (F). 20-0; 2. Nguyen (F),
17-9; 3. M.yer (F), 17-6. TJ -1. Herufleld (NH), 37-4~ 2. Meyer
(F), 37..0: 3 Nott (NH), 36-814..
PV -1. o.;nibone (F). 9-8; 2. Meyer IA.
9.e; 3. Fe~ tN.~)1 8-0. SP -1. SZICMi (M'll, 48-2',t 2. Sbhen (NH), 48-11: 3. Uti (F), 4&-3~. OT -1. Szieceel (NH!, 142·2; 2. Goto (F).
129-3; 3. Sbhen (NH), 11~~. ·
c:.ta
FootN1 a , Newpol1 u
100 -1. JeMen (Fl, 13.0; 2. Hemlindez (NH), 13.2; 3. Seerden (NH), 13.5.
200 -1. ,,.,_, (Fl. 27.1 • 2. Henderlon
(Fl. 27..5: 3. Hemendez tNHl. 21.a. 400 -1. Hell (NH), 1 :00.9; 2. Hender'lon
(F), 1:01.4; 3. Randell (NH), 1:02.7..
800 -1. Merllhlll (NH), 2:28.8; 2. Mc-
Kllbol"I (fl. ~ 3. Hoct1Wlkl (Nf), 2:3&.A.
1,800-1. Manhll1INH),5'.30.3; 2.
Strldlen (Fl, 6;40.7; 3. Brown (F). 5:43.6. ~ •
3.200-1. Mtrahtll (NH), 12:27.5; 2.
Brown (Fl, 12:51.2; 3. Md(lbbon (F), " '
12!57.1. '"'· .. 100 H -1. Fitdl If), 18.6; 2. Oebeny (F), '!'
18.9; 3. Bitch (NH), 19.8. .":
300 H -1. Crvicbhlnlt (F), 51.2; 2. Atc:h .,. :
(F), 64.2; 3. Ruder (NH), 66.4. -..
400 relay-1. fi>ottrill, 52.8. -' , ,800 relay -1. N9wOOl1 Hetbof' -.
(Hernldei, Rendall, klippt11. Hall), :~
•:30.8. ~
HJ -1. Forlvthe (NHI, 6-1; 2. Howe (F), ••·
4-10; 3. Biad'I (NH!. 4-10. w -1. ,,.,_..(fl. 1$-0; 2. McG~ (f). ....
15-7; a. Atctt (F) 15-0. •
TJ -t ~ (NHI, 33-<4~ 2. McGr-•
lfl. 32·10; 3. Bellde INH), 31-3~ ·"'
Pl/ -1. eenn.t (F), 10-0; 2. StolU (NH), :
M; 3. o.lna (F), M. •
SP -1.Lltl (F), 31..et'.; 2. Crvk*ahlnll (F), ...
30-0; 3. Lawrence (NHI. 28-e. OT -1. Crvlcbhenk (F). 10Ht'.; 2. Celell ... " (NH),88-";3.Utl(F).~1~ -· .
1
•
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Friday, M9 2, 2003 &II
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The ......... ,.,_ lf~:r::1~a....:: ~--· <1111 •• ... ......
ottw thtill • ~
Have rou •tltr1M doiftl blllifteu yatf llo
JUdlthl.DeMe •• dolq ~ ..... ; •114 Pr..L...·•--,. ..... , -" ~·-The followlna ..,,_ Cel6ns .o...-. ... p v•-..._ u •• ,...._...__ ,.,.,~.._ IA dolnf busl._..s et: u... 500'";i1ta'Z:. :::. ~ ....... -"!, atvtn .. _,.....,_~ .. ....., Lori• od lhomu
'flt(s •tat-t WU
flied with th• County
C~ ~ Ot•nt• COllnt) on°'10llOJ :MeM•.cttff
C.on1 o.t Met, CA -· . Cotti a... ..... ..... lnlMA Gr~; 1290
925 =~ :~·::-c:.:: .._ ... ,. ....... llMn Suite 9 '7C,_.
llalne It. Wllll•m• to be told~o h el ............. -....... ,.. =:.egort Bucb, CA
Tr ... tM of tN Wllll•IJI• ~Illy I.IA nn11111111 --I •
Ttutt. 500 Afcilllta Of., 9t iA&8 Newport et.:6.', ....... Nil.... --·-Of ( IJMWI Tholftft, 313
D~ PllOt AfK, 11, _l!t 25, Mey 2, 2003 Fzm
Corona def Mer CA Co.la Meu Clllf &e.......1...LL.... .... _. PW •• --Liiie• ~u OI'" tr vine,
.. • t2moi1.,19.= ~~ .. -----., ... _ ..
Irle ,. . Wllll•m• 1t 10:00 AM tile tot· -~· • •A-MOU. 6~=~\'.;:1~--=
...... ..... .... s......
Tnllt .. ot the Wllllam1 low"1f described prop· •a.111-Of-CA 90018 ~-. f"Ulll~ Tru1t A, 600 ~ ""'
lht follow1n1 persons •r• 4olnc business 11: •-• "'-I c · _10_,.._ _____ ,.__ This buslnus is con· ... _ a ... ve, orona nit ~. v1n~·t1t J. -__ ,_ "' __ ,_ deflbt CA 92625 '"" -ducted by: • llmlted Mti•tech Mtnufwcturln1
&. M11Chinin1, 920 N.
PolnseW1 Strttt, Sant•
Ant, CA 92701
O le•'· Wllll•ms Otho AKA Vincent OU.OfM OIMaOf-pwtnershlp
TmtH 01 the w1111ams !~':;!,~.1"~o!:S::rJ Wl~AU165S Wl-A21176' b.!!f'~!o;',:i:!•d dolna
n111t, 500 Ancehte eoods. business records TO ALL INTERUTED TO All INTERESTED Ellubeth Thomes, Drlvt, Corone dtl Mar, 1t14/or Inventory. , PCRSOHS: PERSONS.; G-•l Pertoer
Me11tte11 Enclneerlnc lo Menuf•ctw'lnc Inc.
(CA). 920 H. Poinsettia,
S•nta Ana, CA 92701 CA 92125 Unit 245 & 2AO Al E 1. 'etltlon11; Vahlt 1. Petitioner: DAWN This statement was l)lls buslnes& 11 con· Ro.-s, ptrtonal prop: fahlm, Al>Mr F•hiln and CURRAM·TUBB ON BE-filed wlttt tht County
ducted bp: • ftMrtl erty, household prop«-Adam Fahlm; •ltd· Ythla HALF OF C*iltlSTOPHEll Ptltntl'lt!lp ~ bu"'"9u records~ f"ehlm and Al>eer flhim JACOB CRAPSON, A Clerk 01 Oran1• Couoty This business I• con·
ducted by: • c;orJ>orttlon
Have you stt<ted dolnc
busineu yet? Yes, 06/
01/2002
Waw. you •IMtld dolnc or Inventory. on behalf of Adam Fanlm MINOR liltd • ~tltlon ;~~f,3673 business yatl Yn, Oct. Purcht1t mus t bt •· mlf\ot filed • "tltiOn with this eowt for • Dally Piiot May z. 9, 16,
1. t997 mtdt-wltti cull only and with this cOllH for ;a l!ffrte Chanalna name1 23 2003 FJ.45 £tic P. WlHl1m1 at tht tlmt of ult. Seit clKret ctltncJna ntJMs IS follows: CHRISTO· ' Mec1tech Encjnee1in1 lo M1nulacturin1. Inc.,
Mellu Pavao, CEO This 1t1ltmtnt WIS subject to cencellttlon as follows: PH£R JACOB CRAPSON ............
hied with tht County In the event of aattlt· Y1hl1 H. fthlm to to CHRISTOf'H(R JACOB --.s.....
Cleft of Oranp County menl betwttn owner Jolltl Keppltr CURltAlf
on Oil/08I03 end obllJated party ~tr F thlm to 2. THE COURT ORDERS Th• followln1 per\ons
are doln& business as:
This statement wts
flied with the County
Clerk of Or 1n11• County
on 04/11/03
206Ht40Stl
200Mt40Ut Published ·New.po rt AmyKec>Pltr ttlat •II person\ lnter-
Delly Piiot AfK. I l, 18, Bttth·Costi Meu Daily Adtm fthlm to ested In this matter shall Bia B•d Bus Unllmlted,
428 Mornlna C1nyon
Road, Corona Dtl Mar,
CA92625
25, May 2, 2003 F'292 Piiot May z 9 2003 FJ.42 Adam t(ec>Pltr appNr baton this court ~ 2. THC COURT ORDERS at tht hHrinc Indicated Darty Piiot AfK. 18, 25,
May 2, 9, 200l F 311 Ac-.. ..... ... ~
Tht followln1 persons
are dolnc busintn u :
Eltven. 2689 Pela Mtu
Ct., Costa Mesa, CA
92627
~lcholu Andrew
Rawllou5'f, 12A West
Simmons Ave., Anaheim.
CA92802 Nell Alan WYictit, 4158
larw1n Avt., Cypress, CA
90530
Brien Joseph 1 albert,
2689 P1l1 Mesa Ct.,
Costa Meu, CA 92621
This bu:ilnas II con·
duct~ by: I cenerel
partnership
Hlw. you started dolna
business yet? No
Nicholas Rawhou-
Thls sttttmtnt wes
filed wlttl the County
Clcfk of Oranc• County
'on 03/17/03
200S6tJ7172 Daily Pilot AfK. 11, 18.
25. M1y 2. 2003 F283
r......,., thet all persons inter· below to show c1use 1f
"·+' ... IL • .1. esltd In thi' matter shall any, why tht petition for ... _. 1--• tppet< btfore this court ehana• of ntmt should
~........ at th• hterlnc lndictted not be cranted.
Tht followlna person below to show c~usa If NOTICE OF HEARING
hes abindontd ttlt use tny, why the petition IOf Datt: 6/3/03 Time: 2:00
of tti. Fictitious Bual· chance of name should pm Dept.: L73
ntsS Namt· GIS Net not be eunttd. The tddreu ol tht court
works Inc: SOl St-NOTICE OF HEARING Is umt as noted tbovt.
Andre;., Rd• Newport Datt: 6/3/03 Time: 2:00 3. A «>PY of this Ordt<
Buch CA 92663 pm Dept.: L73 to Show cause shell IM
The Fictitious Buslnus Tht addrns of the court published at lu st onr.e
neme referred to above Is same u note~ above. each week ror four
wes filed In Orence 3. A copy of this Ordt< successive weelu pl'lor C~nty on 2-22·02 fllf to Show UUH shall be to the dele s.et for NO 20026893296 • published et least once hearina on the petition
GIS Networks Inc uch wnll for lour 1n the follow'"& news-
(CA), 501 St A~drtw~ succtUlvt weefls prior paper of a•ntul circu-
Rd., Ntwpoft BHch CA to the date set for latlon. Pflnted in this
92663 ' hearina on tht petition county: Dally Piiot ~
This busine" 1, con-In tha lollowlna news· o.te1 An ti to03
ducted by·• corporation paper of ceneral circu· IKHMD O. ..utl, GIS Net . latlon, printed in this R., JUCHH OF THI
l\lmbtrtee E. Orakt,
428 Morn1n1 Canyon
Road, Corona Dtl Mir,
CA92625
Tom We t zel. 26
Nor lhtr n Pine Loop,
Ahso Viejo, CA.92656
This busineu is ton·
ducted by: co·pertners
Heye you started dome
business yet? No
Klmbert.e E. Drake
Tom Wetzel
This statement was
filed with the County
Clerk of Orene• County
on 04/11/03
20036940609
Dally Pilot Apr. 18, 25,
May 2. 9, 2003 F315
Rdllllll ..... ... s..... worb Inc Phil Timson county: HeW$)0(1 Buch/ SUPutOl Coutlf Chlefiuc.'Olficer ' Costa Mua OaUy Piiot, Publishe d Newport The follow'"& per!>ons
This statement wes 330 W. Bay, Cos1a Mesa, BHch·Costa Mtu Deity are do1n11 bu~neu as·
Ill d Ith c CA 92627 Pilot April 25. May 2. 9, (Thomas and Cynthia • w tht ounty o .... Al'll t 4 2003 16, 2003 F 337 OBA) joyfltes Unlimited,
Cieri\ of Oun11e County IKHARO o faAZU 24271 Cataluna Circle, ;~~~~:Os SL, JUOGI. OF THi IOTKIOf M1ss1on Viejo, CA 92691
Dilly Pilot Apr 18, 25• SUf'uttOll COUU AVAIAlllTYOf Thomas falsey. 24271
Ma• 2 9 2003 F316 Publlshtd Newpor·t •-1&1 --Cataluna Circ~. Mlulon
,... ....
--.s.....
The followln1 persons
are do1nc business as~
Sitters Unlimited New·
port Buch/ Hunllncton
Beach Aaency, 881
Dover Drive Suite 340.
Newport Beach, CA
92663
Maty Macdonald, 323
Cryst&I Avtnut, Balboa
l.sland, CA 92662
This buslntSs 1s con·
ducted by: an individual
Have you started doinc
buslntss yet1 Yes, 12·9-
86
Mary Mttdontld
Thls st•tament was
tiled with ttle County
Cler~ of Oranae County
on 04/11/03
20036940600
Daily Pilot AlK. 18, 25,
May 2. 9, 2003 F313
fldlllM ..... --.s.....
' · • Beac:h·Costa Mua Dilly -M•-\/oeio. CA 92691 The foliowinc per$0ns ================== Pilot 11.prll 18, 25, Mey Pursu1nt to S«tlon Cynthl• Falsey. 24271 1re doin1 business· u : z. 9, 2003 FJIJ7 6104(d) of the Internal Cetatuna Ctrcle, Mission a} Carl$0n Sates and
The lollowona persons
are do1n1 business as:
The Howard Company,
20101 S W. Bwch St.
11276, Newport Bellcil.
CA92660
Robert S. Howard,
20101 S.W. Birch SI
11276, Newport Buch,
CA92660
Ttt1s businen 1s con
ducted by· an indivldual
Have you st..rted doln&
business yet? Yes, AfK1t
1973
Robert S. Howatd
Thll stelemtnt was
filtd with the County
Clttk of <>ranee County
on 04J08,I03
2003694otn
Daily Pilot Apr 11. 18,
25, May 2. 2003 f296
The followln1 persons
are dolna bullntu u ·
Ceteto Ctassico, 2756 [.
Coas t H11'1wey, Corona
del Mar, CA 92625
Ntloofar Mohammad,
3100 Awway Av• .. Cost&
Mesa. CA 92626
All R. Faramandl, 3100
Airway Awe., Cosh
Mesa. CA 92626
ThtS buMntu " con· ducted by: hut.band and
wife Ha•• you started do1n1
buslnns yet1 Ves, ~/4/ OJ
Nlloofat Mohammad
This statement was
hied wrth the County
Ct«k of Oran11 County
on04!08/03
200J6940U7
Delly Pilot AfK. 11, 18,
25. M1y 2. 2003 f:zgt
Rnenue Code. notice IS \/ttjo. CA 92691 AcqUISlllOM, b) Fr .. dom
hereby civen ttlet the Th~ busirius ~ con-of Speech, 21170 Buch
annual return tor the ducted by· husband and Blvd., Hunt1nrton Beach,
calendat year 2Q02 of w.lfe CA 92648
Peuie R. Shedd Merine Have you started doin& Luke Ct<lson, 21170
Educ 1 ti on and En business yeH No Bt1ch Blvd .. Hunt1nrton
hancement Trust, ,. Thomas falsey Buch, CA 92648
prl .. te foundahon. is Cynthia F alsey This business os con·
avallabla et the loun· This statement wu ducted by. an 1ndivtdual
dalton's principal office filed with the County Have you started doina
for Inspection durinr Clerk of Ounee County bus111ns yet? No
reeular bus'"ess hoU<s on 04/03/03 lull• Carlson
from 8 a.m, to 5 p.m. 200J6t J9S9S This statement was
by any cit11en who Dally Pilot Apr. 11, 18, hied with the County
·requests 11 within 180 25, May 2. 2003 F286 Clerk of Oranre County
days after the date of ft..olW-L....L........ on 03/13/03
this pubhullon. ,..._ -20036937025
Tht foundation's prm· ... s.....t Daily Pilot Apr. 11. 18.
clpal olflu Is loc.tled 1t Th I II 25, May 2, 2003 F303 17351·B Murphy, Irvine, • 0 owina persons CA 92SU, 949.66()-8757 are do1n1 buslneu n · ~ ..... Office & Industrial 11.-t~ The p<inc1p1I manaaer Reloution Consultants. --of the foundation IS 53'.IO Silver Canyon Rd. Tht lollow1n1 persons
Wilham D. Shedd. Suite c. YMba Linda, CA .,.e do1n1 bu~'"ns es: Published Newport 92887 C.able end Satellite
Beach-Cost• Mesa D11ly James Anthony Boeer, Promotions. 19 Morelli.
Piiot May 2. 2003 F 356 53'.IO Silver Canyon Rd Foothill Ranch. CA 92610 ~..... Suite C, Yorba Linda, CA Everest Bullon. 19 ....__ ,~ 92887 Morella. Foothill R1nch,
- -This bus1neu Is con CA 92610
The followln1 peuons ducted by. an ondividuel This business 1s con
are do1111 busintu as: Have you startMI do'"ll: ducted by· an lndlvtdual
Quid< Doc's, 3201 Col· bur.ineu yet? Yes, 03/ Have you started doina
ado Pl .. Costa Mua. 15/2003 busoneu yet? Yes. June
A 92626 James A. Bo1er 1996 Tttomas Bousman, This stttement wu EvenstBuUon
3201 Coloudo Pl., Cosll hied witti the County This statement was
Meu, CA 92626 Clerk of Orane• County filed with the County
An11•I• Bousman. 3201 on 04/03/03 Clerk of Orance County
Color ado Pt.. Cos ta 20036939631 on 04/11/03
Mesa. CA 92626 Daily Pilot May 2, 9. 16. 20036940610
This bus1neu 1s c.on· 23. 2003 F357 Dally Piiot Apr 18. 25,
ducted by husb•nd •nd ......._ ............_ May 2, 9. 2003 F 321 wife ,__ ,._......_
Have you started do'"I ie-S......
business ytt1 No The followlna persons ... s.....t Tllomas Bousrrutn do b The followlna persons
Th'• • •atemenl wa• are '"I usineu as. •· •• • Get It Out. 16684 Silk are doinc business u :
filed with the County tree St, Fount.in Vellay, Adams Con,truclton,
Clerk ol Oran11e County CA 92708 I 537 Pondtrosa •C.
on 04129/03 s t 1 1 Costa Mesa. CA 92626 ......... 942671 pee rum nter ors. ,_..., Inc. (CA). 166M SUktree Jason Adems, 1537
Dally Pilot M.y 2. 9. 16. St , Fountain Valley, CA Ponderosa IC, Cost.
23, 2003 F'347 92708 Meu. CA 92626 ·fidlllm..... Thi$ bus1neu Is con· ThlS bust0tss ls con-" ....__ ~ ducted by. • corporetion ducted by: •n lnd1v1du1I
" - -Ha ·-~-A do Have you stlrted dol .... StM,:-• ... (_.......... . ..... ........ -... .. .-....... n you s ... ,..., •n& ... 5n14'';.. -;;;;-., ~boll';, !tie 'Qiii': The lollowint persons bustneu yetl No business yet7 Vn. 4-1-
-...,...,.1 ol dh~Fleooldlttor at• do1111 business u : Spectrum Interiors. 03
.. ..., ~ 2St2 .. ~ o1 Orrot Construct••• Improve· Inc ,• Joy Stockwell. Itson Adams ~ Bey Loop, ccm Plll'Cl8I 2 an l.f'ldMdild ments, 3260 ld•ho Ln.. President This statement was
Miu,. 9 _ 821!12'7-MH "-"' In lw -Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Thll stetemtnt wes filtd w1tll tht County APH........,.; 837.-.o48 -= A ~ (1128) Bwry Halt. 3160 Idaho Med with the County Clerfl of Onn11e County n. 111C1tr'911d TNllM l.rwlvtdld .__ In 8lld ln.. Costa Mesa, CA Clerk of Onnc• County on 04/0IVOl clldllrrw flPI illblilY for to al ol .. l'lltl OIOOll!v. 92626 ,,. 15/03 200H940US -lnoonedrw cl .. ----'-.......,., U. on.,.../ -·• .........._ .......... ...._. -=-::::!.. --~ Scott Shank, 2615 20016940977 Daily Piiot~. II. 18. ~~--"' ... _ii :_::_,,-.rln• -.. ~~_....., C d .. c• ..,. ""· 2 3 F""~ -···-· _ or oryc on, norco, " Daily Piiot Apr. 18. 2S, =· .... y • · ,,,.,
"1Y· ahclwn l'taireln. ~IMM. ol 91760 Mey 2. 9. 200~ F328 ~...-.. piq1111y ,.,...,,. Sllll ol This busineu is con·
dMcrtlild It bell'1 IOld ._ dMcrtled • ducted by: a 1eneraf fkllm..... ... s.....t
11' 0.: Aoll 22. 2003 Loi .. .,_.. partnarship ... S...... Tht loilowlnc "rsons ~ ~ ~2!:.:· .,:=, : Have you stwted doln1 The followinc ""'sons are doln1 businns as: ~. "" Parcel 2 ol .. ......, buaiMu yet7 Yes, 4·15· .--Lovt lrs Hair Studio, ~ to Sonoma , ,... , --~ U.· 98 are dolnc business as: ...., .... Adam O. ProboWly & 24.502 0.1 Prtdo Sta. A,
• TNMM 81H>'7, With II Bwry Hell Auocletts, 3001 Redhill Dant Point. CA 92629 1918\J!'• ~~ =-~••1n..,_... This stttement wn Shelly Lyn Lovell. 573--CqndonilUn PW) llled with the County ~OS~utc!~~1~!.Su~: 24502 0.1 Predo St•. A, ~~a. tlAljeQ to .~ tolOwlr'C Cltn·ol Or an1• County 92626 Dana Point, CA 92629 ~ It a _,. IA)· lw rtdlt wNdl re on 04/2911)3 Adam D. Probolslly. This bu1lntss Is con·
CIDlldDt ~ to ~ •~ _. toOM•416St 2306 Crescent Oak, ducted by: an lndMduet =-: :::.:a ~ =.:::: :-:"..O:.J: Delly Piiot May 2, 9, 16, lrvlnt. CA 92618 Hm you started dolllf loC*d Plll'P"1Y 23, 2003 F353 ThtS buslntSS ls con· business yet? Vts, 3/'a/ be1Md~e41!'* C:-~ -.11e .,_2 ............ ducted by: en lndlvlduel 99 Ttw 111111 ......,_, to In HI '"'"* Have you surted dolnc Stielly lovtll ~It_..., In ==:.,ID ': ~ ... ~ buslneu ytt7 Yts, Ol/ This statement was
h :': OI ~ Dec:tWMott tr-.cl The tollowlnc person. Ol/1992 flied with tht County ~ .::.,.li1:1.. ·~ OI ~ •• dolnc business 11: U.m o. ProbolV.y Cltrk of Oranc• County
dllOlled•lolowf.: = ~ falan ... 1, 1188 AlfwtJ This statemtnt was Ofl04/15/03 f'Wllll t : The __._-==::-.,:: Ave. Suite G, Costa flied with tht County JIOH940t2t ~ UNt tMt -· Mina,CA92626 Cl•ll of Ol'•n&• Covnty Dally Piiot AfK. 18. ~ 22 • "-! on fllf uni on. !7#t, and 11C10M Ymh H•. 3181 Airway Oii 04/0tl03 May 2, 9, 2003 F SD °"'*' ~ ~ b OOlmlOll .,.. °' Ave. Suit• G. Costa 100Ht40174 ~ twJ:=~i ==-~=.!; Me&a,CA92626 Dally Piiot AfK. ll. 18, -... ~ ,.. ... ~ __ Nell-On Chau, 3188 25,Mey 2,2003 F'288 -~1 : rn-tarfllc~-= =:'.:.~CA~ G. ......... -~~'b'~'°!~
No. 115-982S7 hc::i.: • tllOWll Ill Thi$ buslntu b con· ... SMmllf Im• Consultlnc. 300 ~ ~ : .,. .8}:"':,.::: ducted by: 1 pn«•I Tlle followlnc person• C•t"•J Lene 1104,
""""'*"No.ta lllllt. •~lnfltO.:"*'' ~Ip are dolnc bu~ n : CoataMona • .CAtaU bol\Ola.clll ~.J! Qt _.,.. OI ....., "-"~•tarted dolnc Prec:ltlon Tow"'&, 220 LlllaM l . McCutty, 300 =='.""°'"~~ =~ .. ::s ~yeUNo :::.~~4'.,Ca.t• ~?,t L:::c:h~l~A
--This 1tatemtnt WH (tnity Metia ~. 220
JO II ---=1,,.,_ ~ fltff with tM Ceunty ... , F~•t ltd., Cosbt Thill 11111.tMu t. Cot
: In~ _.....,,. "* oii Ci.ti of Orllftlt CountJ .._,,CAftlZI dUetM ~:Ml~
.. ,. :.-:. _.... :.. =-~to =~-:.. ~= :;:, t". ·c!: 11=.!"£ ... =---_, ,_._:. :".#::::'C..W:.:. Dtlf1 Piiot '-· 18. 25, Meu, CA 92118 L.-a -Hl:.~ .....,. -,.,:= Mlf 2, 9, 2D03 . flll7 Jllla ~ fa COii• nMi ............ WU m Oii • -........... Ill -............... -,.. __ ~ = ........ dllcrtM by: I ...... ,_ '""' ,_ ............ ., ml ... _It 4: A P.. '""'*'" Cwtl of Or-. c-.ty ~ ·11¥ .. ,.. =--~t:"I n.. ._.,,_. Hev.rou•WW.,.,_ ~ .... ~-~ •.•• ,. --•• .:::..,.."""'°=-~yet,... ~ ...... !. ... " 0.. 2t. t ,_ -!! ....._ Jee Keitil Gw -., .. - -TM WI Shirt ,_., Tiiis ......_.t .,.. -,r: r:• ...---1-~~Ste fled-"".._~ ..... .... ~ -.-• =c.bl-..CA ~t~C-'Y ... ......
L'!iflp' ... ':~ u'nt. Ci.!: .. ~ ===·ta. a, .~ •• ;.~:-: •• ,.. .... .._CAIZM !!tl,t.-· ,.. nn' . a.. s. :. 'M 11'ii.. ~.:=:: ...... ~"-· ,.... ....
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::i !l!!!UC .I 71 -:..---i:n:.:.:-::: ..::, •• ..:.: ;;;;,--,.• -•••IMHJ;,ll YH, c.e....._CA_ • ....... :;:-....
............ L.•·-"' caa,:t ..... -,=., .. =-~ n.:r'
lllll t, ' w -..ca-,...~ -. ii:t,t iirl~'Ola'! iYr·--
........ ... ......
Tht fottowlftc .,_,_ ,,,. dolflt ~.. w.
C1111J1 Vlt1ll Mlalc. 140
Woo4oreat UM, N"6
Vlelo. CA 92'56
flilfthtw Cllarlu
(111tttl111, 140 Wood• c:r11t Lene, Alflo vi.i..
CA l2J&5e
n.1t 11us1,..... 1s con·
ducted by; an lndivldllal
Have you started dolne
builn.ss yet? Yes. 4/'1JJ/
02 Matt Emtrilan
Thia statem,nt wn
flltd with ttlt County
Cltrk of Ounce County
on04/0IV03
200Mt40146
Dally Pilot Apr. 11. 18,
25, May 2, 2003 F290
~ ..... .......
The fpllowina persons
art doinc business as:
•) Access The Ede•. b)
The Ed&• S.mlnll'1, 616
Se .. lew lane. Costa
MHa,CA92626
Ttrl Ritchie, 616 Sta-
view lane. Costa Meu.
CA 92626
This bu1.lness is con·
ducted by: an 1ndlvldual
Ha•• you started dolna
business ye t? No
Teri R1tch1e
This statement was
filed with lht County
Clerk of Or •nee County
on 04/11/03
20036940607
Daily Pilot Apr 18, 25,
M•y 2, 9. 2003 F318 .......... ... s.....
The followinc persons
are doln& business es:
[apanded Events. 26382
Charford, Lake Forest,
CA92630
Kelly Loretta Paskey.
26382 Charlord. Lake
Forest, CA 92630
This busmess Is con·
dueled by: an Individual
Have you s~rted do'"ll:
business yet' Yes, 4 · l ·
03
11.elly Pasl\ey
This statement wu
filed with the County
C~rk of Oranee County
on 04/29/03
20036942661
Daily Pilot May 2, 9, 16,
23, 2003 f 343
Fldillm ..... ... s......
The follo w1n11: persons
•re do•na businus n .
f>opoc•I Island, 1980
rederal Ave . Costa
Mesa, CA 92627
Jorie Perei, 1980
f edertl Ave . Cos II
Mesa, CA 92627
T111s business os con·
ducted by. an 1nd1v1dual
Have you started dotn&
bus'"ess yet' No
Jore• Perez Thos statement was
filed with the County
Clerk of Oranc• County
on 04/11/03
20036940411
D•1ly Pilot Apr 18. 25.
May 2,-<J, 2003 F320
RcllllM .....
... s.....t
The follow.ne per sons
are do'"& business as·
little Yellow Cottaae
Kids, 444 Be1on11 Ave
nut. Coron1 del Mar, CA
92625
Stephanie Hooper. 444
Beaon1a Avenue. Coton•
det Mat. CA 92625
This busmen 1s con-
ducted by· an indov1dual
Htve you st1<1ed do1n1
business yet? Yes. 10.
2Q02
Stephanie Hoeper
This statement w•s
filed with the County
Clerk of Or a nae County
on 04129/03
200U942'72
Daily Pilot May 2. 9. 16.
23,2003 F.346 .......... ...s......
lhe followlna ptnons
are doln& business as:
SOLA Crnhve Croup,
1801 Dove StrHt, suite
•104. Newport BHch,
CA92660
Suunne Butman, 260
Victoria Street. •C3,
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
ThtS business Is con-
ducted by: an Individual
HIVt you started doinc
bustntss yet? Yes. 12/
01/01
Suunne Butman
This stetemtnt w1s
hied with th• County
Cltrll of Orance County
on04/ll/OJ
200S6t406t7
Dally Pilot Apr. 18, 25,
Mey 2. 9, 2003 r322
• fkllll.-..... ... s.....
The followinc persons
art dot11C bUJl!ltS$ as:
Lydie Dalnow · USA. 436
Heliotrope Sult• l ·E.
Coron• Del Mar. CA
92625
Terry J. Klenzlt, 31J
Vista Suert•. Newport
8t11Ch, CA 92'660
This l!us!nrD 11 con·
lh• followlna parsons
ttt doln& bullneu es.
M.G. Flnanc1al. 2058 N.
Busti St., Santa Ana, CA
92106
Gabritt M. Montoya.
2068 N. Bush St., Santa
An1,CA9Z706
This business 15 ton· ducted by: an individual
Ht•• you darted dolnc
busln~ yet7 Yes, Feb.
2002
Gabfltt M. Montoya
This staltment wn
hied with the County
Clerk of Or inc• County
onD4/09/03
200U940404
Daily Ptlol Apr. I I. 18.
25, May 2, 2003 FlOl ,..... .....
... s.....
The lollowlna 1>4rsons
are do1n1 business u .
Oohs·N·Ah u. 130 E.
17th St. Unit H, Costa
Mesa, CA 92627
L!Ha Frances Avetoorn.
4025-11 Calle Sonora,
Laauna Woods. CA 92653
This business Is con·
ducted by: an 1nd1v1dual
Have you startad do1na
business ytl? Yes. Nov,
17. 1995
L. Avetoom
This statement was
filed with the County
Clerk of Oranat County
on 04/15/03
200J6t40t08
Delly Piiot Apr 18, 25,
May 2, 9, 2003 F324
Adltllm .... ... s......
The folfow•nc per~ons
are do1n1 busin~ n
Gone Doe Walk1n1.
19501 Aracon Circle,
Hunt1nrton Buch. CA
92646
Christine l\up1nsk1,
19501 Ar111on Co"le,
Hunt1nrton Buch. CA
92646
lh•s bu"ness '' con· due ted by an 1ndivldual
H;ive you started do1ne
busmeu yet? No
Christine l\arp1nsll1
This statement was
filed with the County
Clerk of Ot anee County
on 04/29/03 200Ht42'74
Daily Pilot May 2, 9, 16,
23. 2003 f 352
Rditlmlldllu --.s.....
lhe follow1na persons
are doona busmeT.s •s.
Amerlc:an Wood Bat
lucue. 4816 Setshof• Dr-'8. Newport Beach,
CA92663
Jerry W Lehman, 4816
SuShore Dr •B. New·
port Buch, CA 92663
This bu.!.lness 1s coo
ducted by· an 1nd1vidu•I
Have you started dom11
bus1neu yet' Yu. •··5·
03
Jerry l ehman
This statement was
hied with the County
Clerll of Orenee County
onWll/03
20036940604
011ly P1tot Arx. 18. 25.
May Z. 9, 2003 F310
Rdllm ..... ... s.....
The tollowone persons
are do•ne business n
Herr 600, 2013 6 Pia
cenha Ave .. Costa Mesa.
CA 92627
Peter 11.rausert, 2238
Continenttl Ave .. Costa
Mesa, CA 92627
This buslneu Is con·
ducted by: an lndivtdual
Have you started do•na
businn.s yet' Yu. 4/V
97
Ptter Kraus.rt , :!_his ~tatement was
f11ecr-w1th the County
Clerk of Orana• County
on04/11/0J
200S6940S" Daily Piiot Apr l8. 25.
M.y z. 9. 2003 f312 ...........
... s.....t
The lollowin& persons
are doln1 t>uslntU n .
Joe Stnflllppo Co11 str uc lion. 25482 E Ider ·
wood. Lelle Forest.
Cahlor11l1 92630
Robert J. K1mlnu1.
zs.c&2 Elderwood, l tk•
Forest. Callforn11 92630
This buslneu Is con
ducted by: an individual
H•vt you st.wted do•nc
!Mnlnesa yet7 No
Robert J. Kernlnslt.1
This st.ttment wu
fifed with tilt County
Cltr1I of Orenct County
on 04/03/03
20N4Ht67S
Delly Piiot May 2. 9, 16,
23. 2003 F359
..... .... ... ......
fll.a tolloWlft. pel'IOM
lrt clolnl bllflNM U: Ven, 1123 W•t lay Av.. IA, New,oft ee.et\,
CA92663
Arctlca (CA), lW
West 8ey Ave. •A~
Newport 8 each , CA
92663
Thi. buslneu i. con·
duc:tt4 by: an irulivldual
Heve you stwt.d dome
business yet1 No
Arctk:a, .lohn Gritman, President
lhls sl•ttment wu
filtd with the County
Cltr1l of Orant• County
on04/29/03
200HH26'S
Daily Piiot Mliy 2, 9. 16.
23. 2003 f355
~ ..... --.s.....
Th• follow Ina persona
are do<111 business "
Toaethe• Ware. 103
Shedy Wood, Irvine, CA
92620
Ron Bocdanow1ch, 103
Shady Wood, Irvine, CA
92620
This business 1s ton
ducted by husband and
wife
Have you slatted dotn&
buSlneu yet' No
Ron Boedano•ich
This statement w.s
filed with the County
Cll'rk of Oranee County
on 04/1 l/03
200S6t40612
Daily Pilot II.pr I 8. 25,
May 2. 9, 2003 F 323
RclliM ....
... s.....t
The foftow1n1 person~
are do1ne busineu as
land Ho lnvutment
Company. 622 My•t•c
Way. Lacune BHth, CA
92651
Michael We1d1e 622
Mystic Way, Laauna
Beach, CA 92651
ThlS business IS con
ducted by· an 1ndiv1dual
ttave you stJtrted doin1 business yet? No
Michael We1d11
This statement wu
filed woth the County
Cti:rk of Or •n11e County
on 04/29/03
200J6t4267S
Daily Pilot May 2 9 16.
23,2003 F3~1
Rdttlm-...U
... s.....t
The follow1n1 persons
are doone business as
M.-cro Consult1n11. 6882
PreSldlO D< • Hun1 '"1ton
Buc:h. CA 92648
Ricllard Dennis G1ace,
6882 Pres1d10 Or . Hun
tineton Buch. CA 92648 Thos bu!>HIUS os con
ducted by· an 1nd1v1dual
Have you started dotn&
busoneu yet? No
~hard Oenms Crtu
fhos statement was
filed with the County
Clark ol Or a nee County
on 04/08/03
200U94013G
Oaoly Pilot Afir 11. 18,
ZS. May 2. 2003 r291
Fldi"--...U
... s.....t
The follow1n1 perwns
ue do'"& bus1neu as
Tint Masters . 738 W
I 7th St llC. Costa Mes.I.
CA 91627
Jore• Reyna. 2020 W.
Alameda Ave •8J ,
Anahe1rn. CA 92801
This business 1s con·
ducted by' an 1ndtv1dual
Have you st•rted do1n11:
bu~iness yet' No
Jorae Reyna
This statement wn
flied with the County
Clerk of Oranae County
on 04/11/03
20036940606
Daily Pilot Apr I 8 25,
May 2. 9. 2003 F319 Adl!IM.....,
... s.....t
The followonc persons
•re do1na businns as Al~cro. 1823 West Bay
Ave. IA. Newport Batch,
CA92663
Arcllca (CA), 1823
West Bay Ave. IA CA
92663
This business is ton
ducted by· a corporation
Ha .. you stetted doin&
busmess yet? Yu. 1 ·lO
OJ
Arctic• . .tonn Gralman.
PreStdent
This statement was
hied with the County
Cltrk of Or ane• County
on04/29/03
~··"" Dally Piiot M.y 2. 9. 16.
23,2003 F3$4
Aclll. .....
... SW-.
The followina parsons
art Ooln1 business u . Benner Technoto1ln ,
2"8 Mtl'Stllles Wey.
Costa Mau. CA 92627
Micllatl Leon Ptetac1s.
llotarMllln Way, Costa
Mesa, CA 92627
ThtS business Is con·
ducted by: •n Individual
Havt you started dollls
bll}!ngs nt? Ito
STARTING
ANEW
BUSINESS?.
• • • • • • • • • • •
........ ........
Tiie lolto•lfl& PltM>nt
.,. clolnc 11ua1,.... n :
Rebtcca't Sorapbook. MU Rtdlandt Dtive,
CMla Mesa. CA 92627
Rtbtcca Steelt
Schwwti, 261 l Redltnds
Dtive, Costa Mesa. C1' 926V
Thi& business 11 con
ducted by: an 1ndividu•I
Kave you 1tarted do1na
buS1ness yet? Ho
Rebecca l>he le Schwem ·
ThtS statement wn
flied with the County
Cletll of Oran11e Col.lilly
on 03/27/03
2003'9U7U
Daily Piiot Apr 18. 25,
May 2. 9. 2003 f 329 .......... --.s.....
The follow1n1 person~
are do1na busmen as
Doctors ~"""1ts.c.om,
2120 President Pt . Costa
Me:s.t, CA 92627
Jolln c O'B"ton. 21 ?()
President Pt , Cost•
Mn.a,CA9'lf.27
Thi!> business ll con
ducted by itfl mdo~ldual
Have you start~ do1n11
business yet' Yes. 4181
03
lohn C 0 811en
This statement was
fil.d with !tie County
Cleflo. of Oranae County
on 04111/03
200Ut40602
Oa1ly Pilot Apr 18. i"J.
May 2 9. 2003 r llA
FidltiM leliJins ... ~
Th• followor1a per\on~
art do'"& busmu s u
Sh,ne Bulid1n1 l 21
A&t1I• Av• . Balt>o• Island. CA 92662.
· Oa.od M Stone 121
Aaale Ave Balbo•
Island. CA 92662i
1 hos business 1s Lon
ducted by •n 1nd1v1dual
Have you slarted dotni
bu>iness yet? Yes 1m
Oavod M Stone
lh" statement wu
hied with the Count;
Clerk of 01ana• Count;
on 04129/03
200U942H7
Daily Pilot May 2. 9 16,
23. 2003 fJ.44 ,.._..._ --.s.......
The follow1n1 person•
are doine business h
Probolsky Re s.u rc.h
3001 Redhill Avenue
Bu1ld1n1 S Surte 105,
Costa Me~. CA 92626
Adam 0 Probolsky
2306 Cr escenl Oak.
Irvine. CA 92618
Th" business os con
ducted by an 1nd1v•dual
H•ve you starled doont
bus1nesJ> ytt? v~ l l
01/2002
Adam 0 Probol....._y
This statement wn
hied with th« Cuunty
Clerlo. of Oranee County
on 04/08/03
2003'940173
Dally Pilot AfK. ll. 18. 2S, May 2, ZOOJ r 287
Rettil.s~
... s.....t
The follow1n1 person~
•rt dotne business as
128 Mark.,t1n1. 2549 8
E•stbtull D• 1420
Newport Buch. CA
92660
llen Y1 l\ausler. 2549 B
E astbluff Or U ?O,
Newport Betel!, CA
92660
This bustneu os con
ducted by an 1ndiV1dual
H .. e you started dome
bus1nt n yet? No
II.en Y1 11.austu
This st•tement was
filed wit h the County
Clerlt of Or an&& Count1
on 04/16/0J
200J694HS7
Dilly Pilot Apr 18 25.
May 2, 9. 2003 F330
Re-.. ..... --.s.....
Th• follo•lne persons
are do•n1 bus1neu as
BRO Realty. 2665 Club
Mesa Place, Costa Mesa
CA92627
1lr11n Rem1neton 0.1
Valle, 266~ Club Mesa
Place, Cost1 Mesa, CA
92627
ThtS buSlntu i$ c:on
ducted by an lndlv1dual
Have you &1.rted Ootr\I
business yet' l"o
Br 11n R 0.1 Valle
This statement _..,
Med with the County
Clefk of Or anc• County
on04/'a/03
200U94t669
Deily Pilot May 2, 9; 16.
23, 2003 fl49
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CLASSIFIEJAD • ·[ii
Mooday ...................... Friday 5~00pm
Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pl'Jl
' .
By Fax
(949) 631--6594
(Pleale include your rwne md
phooe oumbu 111c1 we·u ca11
you bid wilh. pnceqlll*.)
By Phone
(949) 642-5678
By Mail/In Person:
330 West Bay Street
Wedoesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm •
·Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm
Cost.a Mesa. CA 92627
At Newpon Blvd. &: Bay SL Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm
Ho urs Saturday ..................... Friday 3:00pm
Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm
Monday-Friday
Walx.In 8:30am-5:00pm
Monday-Friday Sunday ....................... Frida~ 5:00pm
Index
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' MISC. 101CHno
---GARAGE
SALE
BUSINESS &
FINANCW 2305-2490
llALESTAn II• SALE soos-saso
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.... ,so
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0 ca::= ...
Pn -molred wit Sill ~~~~iii~~iii·iii~fii~iii~~iiiiii~~~~~~~ • • •• • • • • • VIUAOl, CompaNon·2 crypt La-S: ~cll.ew, OrlNSAT·SUN l-4
gur1llas Cod1 512·~3661 /) / .!=.. ~ ~ Sona f1m home. So ol ~~ii. -ri. -Di· ~ ·/~ vlllft~. "-°"" $350. p;~r!~:e~t~":ii:::x:r _,"".,."' 1160 / ~ Ui Vi t 4t ·21a-sa1S w/dual Ip. Sl.299.000 ••••••••• T. AND ... ~S R UMMAGE SALE au~~rs .. _..rm TOf' SS 4 UCOltDS nc Kr. w .. __ ~,
illz.. ClilsSIC. Ek 50s & 00s N~porti bi1nest and be$1 sak to bmJ:t /.oC41 ehariti 96-67!>-5l85 9C!Ml2..J22fi .Ill Allee. Sc*r. tube 8"11$ -~1· "llll:CI: • Mike 949·645-7505 p · "'-' F · · L ~ JASMINE GUil sona ._. so ..... lr• & l••rolcl ~ renew --..c: or scnow anuq~·nunccrs stOfy 2br 2ba den Roaers Qu;~llly ID< Sale or and bargain shoppcn Wed., May 7, 3-6 p.m. o-.Me O...._. Terrier Gardener landscaped
bchanie Cars or Real ($3 Doruuion at PttVi~ Sale only) · Al<C Champs. r.,e breed. Handoc apped ready Very
Eslsle 800 834-0091. Salei Thurs., May i , 9 a.m.·7 p.m. and 12 week Female puppy low mamt Assoc F · Ma 9 9 2 S1050 714-777-6950. w/lennos. pool EOUAlllOUSllG n., Y • a.m.-p.m. Call for appl By Owner
orPOll1mY STAN D~'S 949-640 8777
All real estate adver-PustYTU.JAN C H Ul CH _....... Cn.ei Fabulous
ltsm11 on !hos newspaper locallon on .the peenbeltl
1s sub1ecl to the Federal 3905 3br deo/WOtllout room.
f at< Houson1 Act of 1968 e•l1• la&e Irv/room w/fp.
a s emended whoc h ~, .A/e-~~ 6 ~8tt/e-t f ... A.H<W SlatO S OF ac. aate iiuarded. pools. m akes 11 1lleaa1 to .... S.,.-W..tttiyl Ten spas & lennos AJCty Kola.
ad•erhse ·any prefer-~ COSt'A MESA Tec hniques the t he Bkr 949-37~5576
doscrommalton ba~ed on onaese ttie.-wulth If you l llAND NlW Siii
e nce , llmolalton or ~ II wealthy use e-yday lo
race. color, reh11on. :Ml&, NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE SALE ~ truly dewa lo llClvve HOMISCM!rsized C:om• handicap. lamihal status ~ ~-l1nanc1al • security· You CdM Volaee Loabon
O• nallonal oroa•n. or an Halecrest and Mesa del M ar Tract must have this! H l77-89l-.:;.~;2 mtenloon to make any C B k & F • • 32.60 S2.0 V/MC/DISC by such prelerence, hmola· rOSS Streets are B er alrvleW Patrocll LeMieua. author Prudential Calif Rutty
hon or d1scrominat1on • Saturday, M ay 3 from 8:00 to 3:00 PM. of ir.stment Basics Free Coltl Mesa
This new59-i>er will $ ed B -r: A ~ (CAL •SCAN) not ~nowm1ly accept ponSOr Y 10relli ealty STU T A SUCClSSfUl MWe '-"9 :Jir 2.Sba.
any advertisement tor ~ See
7
to
1
re
4
11i.re
540
alty.co.
7
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3
fo
5
r
5
maps home Business tnat mat1es .,. .. , toe.,_ belore on real estate which 1s on money in the first month! the marMt. appora 1500sf.
wolallon ol the law Our S:S.CX».$20.000 per month $419,000. a&t 949-Q9.7800
r eaders are hereby l-llX).287~ i-minute -
informed that all dwell· recorded mesn ae Coll OeCIZJ
mo adverhsed on thos .a.._,_ ~ -s...... ---~ ..a..._,_ ~: (CAl-SCAH) newspaper u e au1lable ~~~ 'atMllSTATIS
on an equal opporlumty Wl· MAOl 5 136•2'7 'ATtlCll TIHOltl basis. COSTA MISA I SIDI last month ~ vace· 'MATIONWIO( USA
l I I d • SAT 1-12 • t!OfW11. worluna orly when t4t45'-t705 o comp aon o is Sprmii Cleanma mov1n1 HOME we wanted We can tr kt cnm1na1too. caN HUO toll 1 _ ......... leadt ....,, lo do www.pa •C enore com Im '1 1 l!QQ-4?4-!Ml h~~s!t~~~~':t~ :16 RJRNISHINGS h~ ~ proof. nine Auc:tions 1a3 Knoa Place, X st Oranae tnllllestlld? 650-867-4351 9 c..-11.-"HI: (CAL~) CM W.; I Ir Iv-.. ........... -WANTED ,_ Sclulh eo.st l'lllza Rnmdll o...m -. 5 1t 1orc wn <a.a ~ 4540 ANTIQUES x~~1~ Planning 2465 un llMs + ~ + t
Older S~ Furniture
PIANOS & Col~
~ ::f10Mn. ,.,ANCW sacans Of := ~ Sofabed ~
.... Super W.......,1 Ten ~ lrudl 714-546-SIC7
-s:rsAT MAY aD 7-11~ Techniques the the
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prome Newport Bch loc
by fPf CIU18. DSl../lds
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10111 lr*'-Norlh Tustin Hills. Beau
utahna. coly l'lfll views
Sb1 Sba house+ hbrary.
2 power rms Appro1
5900 s l I ac lot ten ms
courts $2.590,000
a-.ci-eT• ·--·-·-·-·Of"o»-Slellh day bed. futn. WNlthy use ff'lfr/day lo W..._/Dryw $200/
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model tram perts. mo· must have this! 1-877·891-S:SO .. ~-desk. $50.
crowave. electronics -" 3260 S2.0 V/MCIOISC by Cal 949-7122
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ORANGE
COUNTY
5400 llgunl 8adl
O"N SAT 12·5
21101 '-'"'·-Custom & hlply
uptraded. S200.000 on
remodels. 4br 3 5ba
Sl.350.000
Terry Herner City Hall
Realty 949-422 0124
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an
apartment
through
classified
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lbove Wood Cove With •
hwlt8Sbc white wit• view.
3br 3.Sbe. 2 eatra room.
• aormet kildlen Ind 2 ~ dedls. act w..,... ~ 9&-497-5111
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remodeled 2br 2ba home
w/aourment kitch en,
secluded patio. 11-••c
wallways. ocean -and more! 9&J2D.J900 .,...._ ,.,. ...
28r 2h. lotaly r9f!IOCI.
Nd With .. ~ tloors,
al new tole baths, new
kitchen. custom paint,
turn-lley. $287.000 act.
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Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week
For Only $32 per week (4week minimum)
Cal Lorraine at (949) 574-4245
AlONh THI COASTI
llAtl ANDI $7SS,OOO
Enchant your senses tn
your ppous & dr amalt·
catty ue1J aded 38r be.1ch
vila iust one. house to
sand & surfl Your sUunc ,,_ ol a!HsY waves be-
low stunnroa ocean sun
seb from Ult rn;ister
~oom & balcony will
prOVlde dally relaxation &
mc>".t.lon' Proudly en
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maculate ltvon11 room!
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Un Ito Newpert 1-'i
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homes. •3 W•lerlronl.
b1cltbay view. Cozy,
charmina. C•b•n• mo· boi. home Ip. 23 yr lse
S2237/mo Call Colla&e
Homes WP SUNDAY
....... 714-'24-1342
'--'cVlew OftJI SAT-SUN 1-S
OYIW1oolt.lfll pwk beaubful
turn key lwnhm. ueer~
lhruoot. lwdwd firs. bev
eled atHs ch . .,-anrte,
new peb windows. 2
marble tp•s. heh ceils
RUMd pled $849.000 ~Ul&
O'lN SAT-SUN 1-5
1 $01 Cerww .. laae
WALK TO BEACH1
2br 2 Sba lownhome.
vut loc 011 Dover and
Westclttt Uparaded
lt1tchen and bath 2 c aar
Century 21 ProlesslOnals
P•lrocoa $499.000
100.707~
St•1111 l"I VIII• '" Newpert Heltltt• ,__
8utlt 38r 2-Sba. aoormet Ii.ii. Oii! librart w.I. Fp. FR. ~ tount.I .,
c:rtyfd, lwdwd lh . 2c in&.
S?"o69.000 'Cl 949929-9566.
949-675-2225 Turn·ltey
Hort..r Vie'" Clrde
hpanded 50r 4 5bJ home
on a I& lot. sunset & .,if
ccuse VleW\. L& down-
stan Br idnl for 11-lew.
nanny or home office
Sl.195.000 L H Anchor
PrOf*bes 949~.DX>
lewttfuiy I I• I ......
2Br 2Ba Exec Townhome.
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9th laorwey of N.B
Col#'rtry Oub. iu-d-pted comm w/pool. tpa. c:U>-
house. ss:l>.000 Anchor
Pl'oporties 9& 721). 3900
th G.1uHI 2br 2ba
w/11brary. Hew windows,
doors, new appls. tex·
ured walls/ce1ls, crown
mouldina. desianers tile.
parquel lloorina and
lftOfe aat 949 584·5811
w.....,_ ~ JBr
& w/lovely Bay V-
operi lloorpqn, lots ol
wondows. S9K'OUS krl.
onclds W!1>. Sl~,<XXl/obo
Mliry Wood, . -' 9&584
5811. 717 9816
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110 · OClAN VllW
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ORANGE 7400
COUNTY
Batboa
OCIANVUW /'rl•• , ........ llr , ... Ip
a• Pl'k&. n/smkc/pets. Sl.560/mo 949'JOO..M50
Very L 1 2br 2b•
2lw 1 a..., l4ll* wlb.lk:
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rehabbed w/I CM 1ir 1
block lo bn ch no pel$
S2200/mo 949 854 1680
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cm. lllSOsl sltyhctob llpk's pr pden. w/d
S2500/mo 949 m <MOO
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~ ,._ c 2Br 2Ba. be.ch $1590 yrly. 154'
ds to bch. newly remod Munw [) 96-67'>1358 •
elld • .U p , ~ ,_., ......, w;il< lo heh ~mo ~961 <JJlet ne¥i 2b lbe newly
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4br 3ba 3 c 1•r. l G.000
sl lot ocn views
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l e1ry H•rner Coty Hall
Rulty 949 422-0124
RESORT/
VACATION
PROPERTY
F-ORSALE oa.t'"""' 5960
CAntl'DUI. CJTY $285.000
10 mon lo PS Awpcrt zm
sf. lllUch Ca5ltlr/1r1cl bldl
house 4br :Ill c::sana: tit, .... en. .,_ IJlodl/
r odl showef. f8C tub. uparad! Larae wal un.1.
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REJITALS
Rooms tar Rent ...
remod, ~ pr & awpor1
S3XXVrno 714 ~ ...,.._, II iilr, paw.
elevator. secured enctcn.ed
Pfkc. .,-eat views. Ideal al
$2alOm e9-675-8120 s....-,_ .,;.
lba condo Bay voew,
steps to bell, 2~ pr . UiOOln 8lu !M9-400-047 l
'w= •~w,...,, ~ bay lbr w/d. )'d "IP
Moote Vl!ila Ave 118. ~.
Slll>/mo 949-631-7113
Conina def Mar
S...,._ w/lulche1te. ta
b.Jlh. brlf.1lt open, pvt
enll. So of Pch. S825nV
oncd uth a&t 949"Sl3-53l2
Stvffle Ap1. Buublul.
1"'11 .... cm. OD! vu ..... 1¥1. ~ H:P S.·S... 1-4
s1ann no pet 9667J.8)78
M(Wf'OllT HllGHTI
2br Iba n•w lllf" lloor1.
nice no peh. S 1295/mo
94t-6 S0 -22S6
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find services from
electro nics and
plumbers, to
landscapers and
painters.
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lllU CRUHOY REAl TORS
t4t-67S-6'61
INt W. 117 Via On lelo ~r 2.58a. 34: &Ill'. fp,
coll(lyd, upslaifs wiaws,
5000/mo 949-595·6035
............ &.4Dr+ Pa,-I-Pie. &Of&eous
IJHnbalt naar CdM. •&t SaU~ 949-219-2414
YOO YlMl Y LfASI
Bill GRUM>Y REAL TORS
Ht-67S-6'61 ....,..._.
Pemnsul1 StudlO ~artmants avail. ~t
$650-$95() 949-673· 7800
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' ... 11<8> 9'9-642-2560
l'a .. IHula l'al"t lbr
l ba , nicely furn~hed,
shared laund, ut1I Incl •at Sl350 949-673· 7800
HALI Off ht MO Ulf'f
for -In May ls.st w/IZ mo tease.~ r~ C. Codl sl)lle
conwnuntly W/MW llflCll.
mrp!lt a. cs.-.... w....,1r,..~
' •tfr.-.tor included ... .,._ J.1lr S1Q95.-2Br
$1445 (714)'33-7St2
l'..t....t. 2br 2ba close
to plet, shops. Patio,
I car 111. wdhk ups All
$160<> 949 673-7800
car... 2Br lBa unit .,
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lo f ast.in a. Sl6!'JO/mo
!Ill. Kan 96 291 'J1l?
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Hlrtlor Ml. 2Br 1Ba, i!Dt
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Sl700m Isa 949-718 ltOO
WUTCUff TOWNHOMI
281 2'/>8A, 2c . 11r,
comm pool. no pet/smk SlJOOrnLle~-1~
HP C1111I l'#rfWT1 pare.
ogmm 2b 1.51» palm, pool/
ipa, nu i-..t, tilVcap 2 c cw ... $\T15 ~711Xl
.. c...,. 2l:r 2t. ConOO,
11X).sf fupc, 2 patios
newly decorated w/d
lade SUB5m 714-~I
Newly ••mod 21>< 2ba
cl>ndo, 2 c 1•• palK>
wd no pet/&mk Avail 6 1
Sl950 tse 949 7S9 13«
.,,. ........ I.& 2Br
28.. cln rm. bilk, lllJOd.
21: pA;a. oc:e.Ma. ... lo
bell. S2.0Xlm. CJ».99347
s..,. ........ yrty r"'1lal.
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"" lid S2Gl 96'673-7llXl
IMCON IAY /IAYVfEW
upsla•n 2bf I. Sba fp
pr wd hllup Yf lse
$2l6p)/mo 949-613 8411
............ .._:b
2!19. t.n rrun, pwt pool.'
• ~dllrw t1d. lease
S1J9!in, 714 57).2!11) 8kt
-CMY'ON VII.AS 2 ~2.5 +derl, .. COlne veW
S29IQfrno a.-Saf..S-
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lt Jlr 2.Slo in rited
comm, w/pool. ~pa•
private ytrd. S3000/mo
~tnl 949 856.9705
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Calltor n1a law re·
quires that cootrK
tors taklna tol>s that
total S500 or more
(i.t>« or mal•tals)
be llc;enwcl by the
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con tr actMs include
tlMw llctnw f!llm1*
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check the status
yo ur licensed
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800·321-CSLB. Unll
cansed contractors
t1t.in1 lobs that
otal lets than $500
must slate In tht 11
adwerltiemt nls that
lhtJ .,, not llct11sed
~ the Contrecton
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clubhM, new painVcrpt
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RENTALS
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Joti U.!Ytnal Aulldal &r.,, a rapidly
e1pand1na. Haoonill Mongaoe WIER. at our downtown lono Buch locauon As a lflrtcl mOftlalt lett4tr we oner rmmedi att IO·house
Ufl<lerWritlng and an
incredible prottSStng
team that aJIOws our IOanS to close w1t1110 3 days Hands oo direct' 111tnlng ,.,th the tates11n ~
technolOOY allows our ~•es team to earn taroe :'i~o~.~~
Speclrt#TI al IHodUC.15 tllat lllClliOes pnme sob·onme
and FHA' loan officers w1111 2 + years upeneoc:e will !ind our mamoemef11 path an t)tep11onal
ooportun11y
Call 1-866,2fi2-8344
or Fu your rt1um1
to 704-171 ·1(27
Fnday, May 2, 2003 All
Bridge
Bv CHARLES GOREN whh OMAR SHARIF
Md TANNAH HIRSCH
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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doubly unfonunwe Mnce, Od any other lead, dcclam has Poly eisl>c
tncu. Afltr the lead, however.
decllftf Will he able to tale I f~
fot' the jack of clubs •~ the fulfilling
tnck
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and the odds slil!htl)' £aHll' the lllilJO'
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longer nllJOr lhcl'C "'outd iu~c b«n
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smells new V456721
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