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U.S. Coast Guard Lt. John Kidwell will be leavmg the cutter Narwhal to return to school at San Diego State University.
Going ashore
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot U.S. Coast Guard Lt. John Kidwell 'itep aside for O'Mara.
Kidwell. who livel'> m Laguna N1·
guel. enJJSted in the Coast Guard
in 1991. He grew up ITT Oklahoma. A fter an almost two·year
tour of duty in Corona
del Mar, Narwhal com ·
mander Lt. John Kidwell
will trade his captain's quaners for
a classroom.
will leave his commanding post in
Corona del Mar for lessons at San Diego State The Oklahoma legislature hon-
ored him on Nov .!. 2001. creaung
a ·John Kidtvell Day."
In a May 30 ceremony. Kidwell
will step down from the U.S. Coast
Guard cutter Narwhal in a change-
of-command ceremony. Lt. James
O'Mara has been named to re-
place him.
Kidwell didn't come to the deci-
sion easily, saying he wouJd miss a
community he has protected with
the Coast Guard cutter.
"It's going to be hard 10 leave:
Kidwell ..aid. ·rm always ·going 10
have a place in my heart for the
:--;arwhaJ. the crew and the com ·
munity."
In the summer of 200 I, Kidwell
announced he would lead the
crew of the Narwhal on a 41 -day
1oumey from New Orleans to Co-
rona del Mar. The Coast Guard
had selected the Narwhal to re-
place the cutter Point Studrt.
As Lhe first captain of the 87 ·
foot Narwhal, Kidwell became, in
Coast Guard parlance. "a plank
owner.· Kidwell. 32. said he en
joyed his llme in the area. but de·
cided to return to graduate school.
The Coast Guard wiU send Kid
well to San Diego State to study
educational technology. A master'<;
is his endgame.
Lt. Cmdr. Bill Rospars. Kldwell's
immediate supervisor, did not re·
turn calls for comment about the
move.
The Coast Guard has scheduled
a changing-of-the-guard cer-
emony for May 30. Kidwell will
After the 5ept. 11 terromt ctt
tacks. the Narwhal \Ya!> tht.' firs1
boat 10 patrol the Lo'> Angelt.'c.-
1.ong Beach Harbor area Rep.
thris Cox also honored KJdweU at
a Nov. 2. 200 I. comn11s~1onmg cer
emony for I.he Narwhal
• PAUL CLINTON covers lhe
environment, business and poht1cs
He may be reached at (949) 764-4330
or by e-mail at
paul chn(on a lat1mes.com
Fraternity, Oiicano students meet over charges
Members of UCI
fraternity will take
sensitivity training in
response to charges of
racist behavior.
Christine Carrlllo
Daily Pilot
UC DMNE -Members of the Sigma
Pi fraternity. who were accused last
week of racist behavior, met with mem-
bers of the campus's Chicano commu-
nity and an impartial third parcy lue1>·
day.
But whether the community forum,
which was mediated by a university
ombudsman, was successful remains to
be seen.
"I think in terms of dialogue, those
goals were reached, but in terms of a
solution thats far off and just. I think.
needs to be solidified,· said Sunny Lee,
assistant director of the cross-rultural
center within the dean of students' of·
fice ..
"The Latino studenlS . . . feel that
there'.s no clear resolution becau..r,e they
feel like they've been down that road
and there was no accountability. In
Sigma Pi'.s mind, they feel what they're
going 10 do is enough. This was mainly
an opportunity for people lo taJ.lc. and
hear each other.·
On Friday. about 40 students. mosl.Jy
Chicanos, pro1ested the fraternity after
they distributed Oiers and wore T-shins
that were considered offensive by m any
of the university's Chicano community.
One of the items deemed highly of-
fen. .. 1ve on the 01er... ·which the frater
mty made to promote its Cinco de
Mayo party. "Drinko for Cinco." was the
promotion of the fraternity's "Dirty San·
chez Look-a-like Contest"
The students pointed to early con-
cerns abou1 Sigma Pis use of images of
Mexicans often considered negative at
the beginning of the year as exacerba1-
ing the problem. They demanded the
fraternity members not only stop dis-
tnbuting fliers and wearing the T-shirts.
SH CHARGES, Pa11 M
BELL CURVE
Win some, lose some -without lawyers
T hinp did not go well for
athledc ooeches last week.
The new Alabama football
coach wu fired for pubUcly
exposing an exceutve amowtt of
Interest ln lap dancing and the
ladies who perform Lt. and the Iowa
State bubtbaD coach «Waits •
limilar fate for partying too
enthusiudcally with coeds.
been filed in the U.S. in the past year,
so the C.orona del Mar flap is not an
iaolated example.
1 have no knowledge of the merits
of the local case, ln Which the father or
I baleliaJl pitcher, tn 6ling suJt, said.
"l didn't think I had any other choke.•
MeuWh.Ue. back at the ranch,
~ buebaD coed\ at C.orona del
Mar Hl8h Sc:hool and the father of
one of bil fotms ........ afhletm
JOSEP.H
N. BELL
That suJt wu thrown out of COW1
by a ~perlor C.ow1 judge ln
Sep(ember of 2002. The father. Marc
M*1ioer., then fUed another suit
apinat the COIC:h, John~ and
the D.lly PDol. which ran a stoiy on
the Odllnel llwait, ~be Uld
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Newport
tightens
belt for
2003-04
The city's finance experts
play it safe with this
year's proposed budget,
preparing for wors t-case
scenario in Sacramento.
June Casaerande
Daily Pilot
:-.;rwPOHI BLACH -It\ thdl ume
again I 1me for city leader., to play theu
annual game of "Dodge the ~uamento
Ax.., .\nd. once again 11 appt·i.lf'> tha1 1 '"
financial
planncf')
have man
aged to put
together a
budget that
cover.. the
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knrM what
the 't..ite'>
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" PUBLIC SAFETY
Gun maker
told to pay
$51 million
Deepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
< O\I.\ \ll-'l..\-..\n Odkland 1un on
\\edm:,dJ\ a" arded S.'lO. 4 m1lhon ITT
comp<>n<.atof\ damage.. to a teenager.
holding a lcx·al gun maier responsible
for a 14q4 <1cc1dental shooung that left
tum paralyred when he was 7 years old.
The Juty decided on Apnl 21 that Bry·
co Arms of Costa Mesa was 10% liable
for what happened to Brandon Maxfield
because 1urors believed that the com-
pany manufactured a defec~ weapon.
A famil). fnend had accidentally shot
Maxfield in the jaw while trying to un·
load a .38-caliber handgun. commonly
dubbed a "Sarurday Night Special"
SM GUN, Pqe A5
Trial set for
man accused
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of molesting
several boys
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POLITICS ·~ • . •
THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE
A Starr comes to Newport Beach
P.ulCllnton
Daily Pilot
Former BW Olnton
nemesis Kenneth S&arr will
speak to a local attorneys'
group today in Newport
Beach.
Starr, who works for the
Washington-area law firm
Kirkland & Ellis, will be in
-town to discuss his Jess
well-known book. "First
Among Equals: The Supreme
Court in American We," at a
luncheon hosted by the
California Republican
Lawyers Assn.
Starr's olher book. which
became an instant bestseller,
came out in 1998. ·The Starr
Report• listed 11
Impeachment counts against
President BW Ointon, along
with a litany of explicit
details about the White
House tryst between Clinton
and 24-year-old intern
MonJca Lewinsky.
FU PHOTO I DAILY PILOT
Former President Clinton visits in 1996. former special prosecutor Ken Starr visits today.
Starr's report ultimately
led to the impeachment vote
against Clinton. Starr had
been investigating Ointon
and the Whitewater land
deal since 1994.
Today, Starr will discuss
the highest court in the
land's "pervasive influence
upon American culture,· a
release from the group
said.
The luncheon will be held
at noon at I.he Otina Palace,
which is at 2800 W. Coast
Highway. It costs $75 at the
door.
Starr's appearance, which
will include a book signing.
is also hosted by I.he 1
RepubUcan Party of OrclJlge
County.
Before his notoriety from
uncovering the
Ointon/Lewinslcy scandal.
Starr served as solicitor
general under President
George ff. Buth. a U.S.
Court of Appeals judge and
clerk 10 former Supreme
Court Olief Justice Wa.nen
Burger.
Group questions C.Ox
commitment to health
A group of health care
advocates held a rally on
April 30 to call on Rep. Chris
Cox to step up and deliver
more tax dollars for
health-related causes.
The rally was held at Santa
Ana nursing facility
SPECIAL EVENTS
Assembtyman Ken Maddox will
hold a kldc-of'f reception for his
run for state Senate from 5:30 to 7
p.m. today at Silky Sutlivans in
f.ountain Valley. The special guest
will be Aaaembfy Republican
CaU<:Ue leader Tony Striddand.
Information: (714) 731-2233
Cristi Criatlc:h will hold a kldc-off
.fund-raiser for her Assembly run
SunBridge.
Members of the SunBridge
staff, the Gray Panthers.
AA.RP. and Latino Health
Access anended the
goontime rally.
The group. in a press
release, said more than ·s1
billion in federal a.id to
protect California health
care depends on Rep.
Ouistopher Cox and U.S.
House."
Group members urged
Cox. the fifth highest ranking
member of the House, to
secure more money for
health care in the state.
M As I.he chair of the House
Republican Policy
Committee, Cox can provide
leadership on the urgent
issue,· the group said.
Cox defended his voting
record, saying Medicare
spending has increased
more than 70%, from $180.1
billion to $256.8 billion ,
since his election to Hou e
leadership in 1995.
·1 have worked hard in the
House to ensure that senior
citizens in California and
across the country are
protected and receive the
health care they deserve,"
Cox said Wednesday. "Two
times now. I.he I louse has
passed a prescriplion drug
bW. 1\vice I have voted for
adding a prescription drug
benefit to Medicare. I am
confident that next week,
the I-louse will again vote to
add a prescription drug plan
10 Medicare."
at 6 p.m. today at Scott's Seafood
Restaurant. Information: (949) 111-nss
Assembtyman John Campbell
will hold s kidc-off reception for
his state Senate run from 6 to 8
p.m. May 29 at the Hyatt Regency
Huntington Beach. Information:
(209) 847-6200 ore-mall
dstoneoalc@sol.com
Chudt OeVore will hold a kidt-off
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Wi Ison is running and
is endorsed
After announcing bis
intention to run for an
Assembly seat, County
Olairman Tom Wllaon
unveiled a handful of
endorsements this week.
Walson, who represents
the 3,500 residents in
Newport Coast, has pinned
down support from former
Rep. Ron Packard
CR-Carlsbad) as he seeks the
73rd Assembly District seat
now held by Patricia Bates
(R-Laguna Niguel).
NTom's a uniter.· Packard
said. • 1 can't think of a bener
candidate for this seat."
Laguna Niguel
Councilwoman M1mJ
Walters is also In the race.
She is endorsed by Bates,
Rep. D~U Issa (R·Vista)
and Assemblyman John
Campbell.
Who is the reaJ
'hoser' in this race?
Sparks continue 10 Oy in
rhe race to replace Sen. Rosa
Johnson in I.he 35th District.
On May I, M$emblyman
Ken Maddox called out
Campbell wilh a missive
titJed: ·Assemblyman John
Campbell Hoses California
Firefighters.·
Both men are seeking the
Senate seat.
Maddox singled out
Campbell's "No" vote on a
bill that would have
provided compensation to
the families or firefighters
who lose their relative to
asbestosis, a rare, potentially
deadly disease caused by
overexposure to asbestos.
"lf we're going to ask these
guys to risk their lives. then
we'd better be willing to
cover them if their lives are
lost,· Maddox said.
Campbell's campaign
consultant, am. Wylodd.
said the statement was "a
cheap shot.·
~It's absolutely false that
John Campbell is hosing
California fuefighters,"
Wysocki said. ·This bill is
five Lines long. There's n o
burden of proof that the
firefighter obtained
asbestosis on the job."
Also on May l, Campbell
attacked Maddox in a "Ken
Maddox Trulh Alert" for
voting against spending
cuts. Maddox opposed four
bills that would have cut
more than $1 billion.
·ey voting against these
much-needed spending
reductions ... Ken Maddox
has shown his true colors
that he is in no way a fiscal
conservative,• Wysocki said.
Maddox said he opposed
the four bills, but supported
about $2.35 billion in other
cuts.
•The items I refused to
support were for the blind,
indigent senior citizens and
public safety.• Maddox said.
MThere's a lot of fat still in
this budget.•
POLITICAL CALENDAR
oelebration for hia Asaembty run
from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. June 12 st
Chinatown in Irvine. More details
to follow.
MAY
14: The Costa Mesa California
Republican Assembly general
meeting will be held at 7 p.m. st
the home of Kellie and Jim Bieber.
Information: (714) 549-9838
14: The Orange County Young
ecw.tWlhon
Newt anlstant, (949) 574-4298
coral.wllaon@latlmn.com
PHOTOORAPHf.RS
Sean Hiller, Don l.Mdl,
Kent Tl'llPtOW
Republicans will hold a general
meeting at 7 p.m. at the Westin
Sovth Coast Plaza Hotel.
Information: e-mail
president@ocyr.org or call (949)
475-5559
15: Board of Equalizatloo
Member Claude Parrish will have
a funckaiafng reception from 6:30
to 7:30 p.m. at the-offices of the
Inland Group Inc. In Newport
Beach. More details to come.
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POLITICS ASIDE
·A pointless proces s,
but a good show
T he NBA playoffs
OD Monday night
had nothing on
Costa Mesa City Hall.
• 'The awkward .
silence after Steel had
called for a motion on
choosing Scheafer or
BeYer. Fool's rush in.
after all.
Bad decisiom by the
officials? Covered.
Squandered scoring
attempts? Plenty (both
OD the ~and Out in
the public). The drama
ol winning and loslng1
Well. maybe just
loQng in Qty HalL
• lbe audJence's
reaction after Bewr
received a deadlocked
2 lO 2 vote, and then
Scheafer the same. S. J. CAHN • Steel then trying "'·
. Absolutdy oo one seemed
happy with how~ went as
I.he city's four COWlcil members
-Libby Cowm. Alan
Mmmoor, Gmy Monahan and
OuW Steel -tried,
unsuccessfully of course. to
appoint a fifth member.
Justabouteveryonelheard
lalking during the meeting was
going on with some version of
"We all knew they wouldn't be
able to compromise, so why are
they wasting our time?"
II may have reached its most
lud.iaous when Eric 8ewr and
Mike Sdwwh the last two or
the 26 residents who bad
applied to fill fonner Mayor
IC.wa1 RoNnmn't seat -stood
facing each other at the two
public speaker podiums. h ~
almost a debate. But it more
resembled a debacle.
CAa an aside, It was quietly
pointed OUl to me that Bever
and Sc:heafer had. ar one point.
resigned from a city committee.
Bever quit I.he Community
Redevelopment Action
Committee. and Scheafer
several yean ago resigned from
I.he Parks and Recreation
Commission.)
Heading into the meeting. the
City Hall watchers I had talked
to seemed convinced a
compromise would be reached
Monday. But Steel. ~ acting
mayor (but in charge for only a
few more boors. as Monahan
would be named mayor during
the meeting) appeared intent on
holding off a decision for a
week. He succeeded. but not
without some moments for the
higblight reeb:
• lbe back-and-forth between
Cowan and Steel about the
dcd. and Steels failure to start
It when Bever was giving his
four-minute ·why you should
support me" speech. Words are
inadequate to describe the
t~ of the moment It was.
of course. pric.eless.
• Monahan sitting a seat away
from his colleagues, which sent
a nice metaphorical~
about where he was corning
from. whether he knew it
Federation of Republican Women
will hold It.a 2003 Western Night
from 4:30 to 9 p.m. et the home of
Colleen and Budt JohM in
Newport Beach. Information:
(949)498-n44
11: The Republlcan Party of
Orange County Central
Committee will hold a general
meeting at 7 p.m. at the South
Coast P1a:ze Westin Hotel at 686
Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Admlulon le free, and all
put the decision off fqr
a week and not getting a
second
• The total chaos that
occurred after Monahan raised
the specter of appointing •
someone to serve only until a
specia1 electlon. Any semblance
of order was l~
Now, to keep anyone from
thinking I.he Top 10 moments of
I.he meeting were all related to·:
the ·appointJess• process. here·
are a few from the rest of the
meetinf;
• Resident and roundl regular
Doug Sutton complaJning
about aD the talk of
•panban.VUp· and the council.
Only Ma.nsoor. he itreS8ed. had
been actiJl8 anythingtike a
Republican lat~ Monahan and
Steel must have enjoyed that
•A SI~ that the
coundJ reduce the size of its
agenda -because it leaves
them wl8ble to give adequate
time for issues -rec:eiws rave
applause.
• Resident John Peerwy
discussing his long bal.tJe
against gan~ in I.he dty, wilh
particular focus on I.he city's
drive for an anti-gang
ordinance. My eyebrows rose
when he suggested that the
Pilot. at one point. sald ii would
welcome murderers to Cost.a
Mesa.
1hat can't be irue. can it7
Well l 'U let readers judge for
themseJ\les. From an ed11orial In
this paper, July 15, 2001: ·If a
landlord wants to rent 10 a
convieted murderer, that's the
landlord's prerogative. Ju.st
because the law -and much of
society -I~ down on
airnina1s. doesn\ mean
everyone should be forced to.
After all. if everyone abided such
a law. where would the
criminals live? The streets?"
F'mally, a last note about the.
council chambers. Someone
really ought to fix I.he front door
so it W!\ so loud
• s..J. CAHN is the managing editor..
He can be readied. 81 19491 574-4237
or bv e-mail st
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Repobllcans are welcome. (714)':
556-8555. -
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11: The Republlcao Party of .
Orange County Central Commiaee:
witl hold • gener1ll tneedng at ., :
p.m. at the South Coast P1aza
Westin Hotel at 688 Anton Blvd., :
Costa Mesa. Admlslion II free, enc(
alt Republlcana are wek:ome. (714~
566-8566. :: . . . ::
SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
tt'lf be another ugly day.
though we should aee the sun
peek out a bit more In 1he
momJng 1han on Wednetday.
tt'll problbfv dear a ted this
afternoon. Hight wil hoYer In
the mfd.«>e. Lows wilt drop
Into the lower 50I.
Ffidey ehoutd be elmller, but
eunnief.
The WMtend loob much
eunnier.
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WATER rEllPDATURE
Groups discuss pregnant teens
Problem acute in
Costa Mesa, which
has one of the
highes t rates of teen
pregnancy in state.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
a>STA MESA -Groups that
are involved in preventing teenage
pregnancies got together Wednes-
day to find ways to focus their ef-
forts in an area that has one of the
highest teen birth rates in the
state.
-he discus.5ion were the need for
more volunteer opponunities for
Newport-Mesa students to do
their required service learning
hours at the agencies represented
and for more emphasis on parent·
child communication.
-1 thin.le it's (a Lad of} family
conummlcacion that's causing
teens to join gangs and become
pregnant.• said Dolores c:astane·
de of Girls lnc, which hosted the
meeting held on National Teen
Pregnancy Prevention Day.
The issue b an wgent one.
since the 92627 ZIP code h~ the
dubious distinction of producing
one of the highest perc:entqes of
teenage pregnancies in the state.
ln 2001, nearly 8% of girls 15 to 19
in this ZIP code gave birth.
About 30 representatives from
groups such as Planned Parent·
hood, Girls lnc. and Save Ow
Youth huddled together to share
their ideas and experiences with
preventing teenage pregnancies.
The group identified cultural
and gender differences as contrilr
utlng to the hlgh pregnancy rate.
"I thlnk it takes two to tango,"
..Wd Oscar Sarftoyo. executive di·
rector of Save Ow Youth. "You
have 10 focus on the male slde, as
well The male is just as respon·
!>ible on this issue .... It's all about
respect. Sometimes that's lack·
ing."
The representatives also em-
phasized that volunteering at their
agencies has the potential to
change srudents' lives. but ex-
pressed difficulty in getting stu·
dents to choose their organlza·
lions.
Santoyo suggested making the
experience as productive as pos·
!lible and giving the students
'>Orne practical skills. like learning
a computer program, to take with
chem.
"Students see (the requirement]
more as a negative chan a posi·
ttve," Santoyo said "We need to
rum that around.·
The various representatives said
they had gleaned valuable infor·
madon that will be useful in the
future.
~It was very infonnative to learn
what other agencies are doing (to
prevent! teen pregnancies.• said
Georgina Maldonado. who wprks
with Maternal Outreach Manage-
ment Systems, known as MOMS.
Leda Albright. the executive di·
l'e(.10r of Families Costa Mesa. said
the · discussion expanded the
range of organizations she can
now refer her clients to.
Dl.scu.ssion leader Donna Flem-
ing. executive director of C.amp
Fire USA. said her personal goal is
to find common ground among
the various groups.
"It's easy for people to split aver
approaches to teen pregnancy
prewntion. where people get
caught up in abstinence only ver-
sus comprehensive sex educa·
tion." Fleming said. "People get
polarized where they don't really
need to get polarized."
The group doesn't have any
plans for another meeting. but
member.; will continue to share
ideas. l-1emmg said
' Parents take a look at drug use
Meeting offers information on what
teenagers might be doing and how to keep
them away from t~mptation.
Christine Carrillo
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA They
party on the drug tcstasy. have
ta.lten hallucinogenic trips on Jim·
!>On weed and construct mari·
Juana pipes from apples.
While only a minority of today'!>
youth fal.l5 mto thC> category. a
group of parents w1thm the New·
pon-Mesa community !>pent
Tuesday. evening learning how to
keep their children from entering
that drug world. too.
During a meeung hosted by tJw
Harbor Council Parent Teacher
Assn •. five guest !>peakers gave
parents tips on how to deal with
teens facing drug and alcohol i<,-
!>Ues. issues frequently associated
with end-of-the-year festivities.
. With isliues ranging from ex·
pulsion to legal consequences im·
posed on parent and du.Id. the
meeting provided parents \\ith a
brief synopsis of the Newpon-
Mesa Unified School Distnct\
policies. the vanous trends \\1th
teenage drug and alcohol use, the
l~'lll ramifications and the ~t
ways for parents to intervene.
"This is a difficuJt topic for par·
ents ... but we're all m the bust·
ness of keeping kids safe.· said
Patty Olristia.nsen, Harbor Coun·
cil president. "If we only change
the way 10 people look at what
1he11 c:lu.ldren are doing and'they
intervene. it wtl.I make a differ-
ence."
Co..,ta Mesa Pol.Jee Officer Ron
~tone and Newpon Beach Police
Officer Uoyd ~nant gave the
audience a look into the danger·
ou'> acUVlties of some teen'>.
"I thmlc thJ5 IS a great idea and
we need to do more of 11." Stone
'kud. ··we need 10 get more par·
enl!I involved becau'>t' a lot ·of
limes, we're preaching to the
chem."
W'lule the officer'> revealed the
problem.'> with the U!le of alcohol
and man1uana among teens, and
the constant problems with teen-
agers dnving while under the in·
Ouence incident'\, they high·
lighted how the use of such
-.ubstances can eru.ily lead to
much more. Ecstasy, GHB (com-
monly lcnown ru. the date rape
drug) and Ketamme were just a
few of the ··c1ub dru~ -that of&·
terr, tone and Wlw.enant dl5·
l'W>.'>ed. ),,,
··A lot of these drug.<, are relat~
to '>exual assauJt and rape," Whl-
-.enant said. Parent-'> "need to
~ow wl1at !theirl kids are gerting
into."
Pepe Montenegro. coordinator
for the dlstrict's outreach counsel·
mg program, ... uggested that par·
ents adopt an active role. an idea
that lingered in the nundi> of
many of the parents and other
audience members.
"I thmk !parent!.] often over·
look" or forget to loolc at the ba.!.·
10.:· said Vanessa Oncivero!>, a
Costa Me!la resident who work.!. at
a homel~ shelter. "I thmk it's
imponant to bring 11 to their at-
tentfon. IL would've been ruce if
more parents came."
While the goal was to help a!.
many parents as possible. the
I !arbor Council wasn't deterred
b) the fairly ~mall turnout. A<, far
as they're concerned. it's a '>tep m
the nght d1rect1on.
"I don't lcnow if we reached a!>
many people as possible." <;aid
I j..a llt:0rge. Harbor Council
event chau. "Hopefully. n'U have a
npple effect."'
We belong to tbe
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
C.Oast district
group created .
Five Newport ·M~a
residents have been ap·
pointed to the Coast
Community College Di!>·
trict's Measure C Cni·
zen's Oversight Commit·
tee.
The group wiJI ensure
that the bond's $370 mil·
lion are spent as the
public voted in Novem·
ber and that the district
complies with all legaJ
requirements.
Katrina Foley, Jim
Garmon and Ron Linlcsy
of Costa Mesa, John
Lindgren of Coro na del
Mar and Lisa Silbar of
Newport Beach were
among the nine peo ple
appointed to the com-
mittee. They will first
meet at the end of the
month.
The Measure C fund'>
are expected to alleviate
overcrowding through
expansion and upgrade
aging fac11it1e!>. One of
the first project!> will be a
new transportation cen-
ter building at Orange
Coast College.
Ornrch will host
unity event
Harbor <J1r1.,11an
Oiurch 111 :'\e" port
Beach will ho!lt Vi~1om of·
Unity. a one·day .-.eminar
that will dl'>CU~!> peaceful
coexistence of d1fft>rent
culture!> and rehgiom
Th e fret: event. from 10
a.m . and 2 p m. Saturday,
will feature speaker!> and
spirituaJ leaders of differ
ent faith!>. Participant'>
will also engage in !>mall
group d1c;cuss1ons
Lunch and a mu'>tCdl
performance are 1n ·
eluded. Donauon!> will be
accepted.
f-or information, call
Michael Junge at 1949)
887-6085 or Rev. Denni'>
Short at (q49J 645·578 I
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Continued from Al
have 61ed a motion to atrlke it as
well
Meanwhile, the coacb
responded wtth a $1-mllllon
countersult that claimed the
father had "granttiose ambitions•
for his son as a professional The
cowu will sort that one out.
What concerns m e is the
spllling <Mr of a growingly
lltlgious society Into the field of
allegedly amateur sports. where
risk ls simply built into the
system.
Millions or young men and
women have learned their first
survival lessons in the world lSf
competitive sports. Somebody
wins -and lt isn't always the
good guys.
Authority figures are subject to
the same human frailties as the
rest or us. leading sometimes to
unfair choices and bad decisions,
complicated by the vicarious
needs of parents. Winning is too
often held in higher regard than
character building. And the
sporting life sometimes seems
full of injustice -just like
regular life.
Exposure to these lessons can,
at one extreme, warp a young
person's psyche and ability to
cope and thus breed cynicism, or
at the other extreme. provide a
tolerance for the complexities
and shoncominp or the
competitive system and human
behavior that prevents
overreaction to· setbacks and
suggests -if not solutions -at
least perspective and means of
coping.
Either way. there's no feeling
quite so exhilarating as edging
up to a bulletin board outside
the coach's office to look at the
final cut for a high school team
-or as devastating as not
finding your name there, even
though in justice you think it
should be.
It may be missing for a variety
of reasons. You may not be as
good as you -or your father -
think you are, and the better
players were chosen. The coach
TRIAL
Continued from Al
Beach, was arrested in April 2002
and faces 28 felony coWlts of
lewd contact with minors and
one misdemeanor COWlt of pos-
sessing child pornography. He
has pleaded not guilty to all
charges. Veches quit his job after
the allegations.
A jury was selected on
Wednesday. The ttial will begin
today before Orange County Su-
perior Court Judge Richard F.
Toohey.
Newpon Beach Police said in-
vestigators pored aver hundreds
of Images on Vee.hes' computer
and identified about 50 photos
that involved children who par-
ticipated in city recreation pro-
grams in the last two years. Sev-
eral of those pictures showed
NEWPORT
Continued from Al
$165-millioo draft spending plan
for the 2003-04 6scaJ year, said
the state budget gap could hit lo-
cal governments in unforeseen
ways. Besides li.lcely cuts to the
vehicle license fee revenues that
the state refunds to cities, the
state might also choose to tinker
with sales taxes or property taxes
in an effon to sotve c.allf omia's
$35-bllllon deficit
To play It safe, city st.aft' mem-
bers have chopped the general
fund capital improvement budget
to about $1.5 million from the $4
milllon to $5 mllllon typical in
previous years. 'This pot of money
Is used for many wished-for im-
provements, such as upgrading
city facilities, drainage projects
and some road projects not cav-
CHARGES
Continued from Al
but also publish a letter-of
apology to the Chicano commu-
nity in the unfventty's paper and
attend a diversity sensitivtty wock-
ahop.
·1 did fee a gienu.lne apoJogy
&om a feW of them, but I feel that
~' -. ~ . . -·'.
might not lib you for reaons we had to warm up and then sit
that have little to do wtth your on the bench through both
athletic sklDs. Or the ooech might glme8 In an agony of
prefer someone else for other bumiliadon. A lot of character
equally unjust reasons. was bullt those two nights.
AD possible. AD risks you take My greatest concentration of
on~ you try out for any sort coaches came about dwing
of team. AD risb that put your three months at the Navy
succesa or failure tempomrily in Pre-Flight School In Iowa Oty.
the bands of a coach. And not, It Iowa. early in 1942. Former
seems to me, risks that should heavywefght boxing champion
end up in a courtroom. You wtn Gene Tunney had been given the
some, and you lose some. wk of turning soft 20-year-old
Coaches, by the nature of their coqege kids into supermen in 12
work. are authoritarian figures. week&, and he surrounded
I've had a fair amount of <(On tact himsell with the nation's
with them-good and bad -at highest-powered coaches to
various stages In my life. bring this off.
But r donl recaJl my father They not only had the normal
ever interfering in the bad authoritarian power of coaches,
patches -or wandng him to. they outranked us as well.
Maybe that was because I knew I The ulcimate punishment was
was a mediocre player. good being sent to boxing, which was
enough to make the high school presided over by several noted
team. bu t marginal. at best. for professional fighters who built
any athletic scholarship. And also character by beating up on us if
because this took place many we dogged IL And then there was
years ago, when fathers let the the Minnesota football coach
coaches coach. who once -for what he deemed
I can think of a few Instances an effon to beat his system -
when my father could have ordered me to do 10 laps around
called a foul on the coach, had I a quarter-mile track in full
chosen to clue him in. football gear in Iowa in July.
There was. for example, the Character almost lost out to
most bizarre punishment ever dehydration.
inflicted on me by a COilCh that Compassion isn't the leading
happened on a weekend trip of edge of most coaching styles. I've
my Miami High School had cinder burns from knee to
basketball team· to play high hip from falling over a hurdle
schools in St Petersburg and and was once laid out on a
Tampa. Aa. As was the practice • football field with a possible
in those days. we were put up in concussion from trying to tackle
the homes of local volunteers, a guy twice my weight.
where the coach would drop us ln both instances. the coach
off and tuck us in. didn't bother to come out and
It turned out the player I was have a look. since I was no
rooming with had once lived in longer of use to him. But a
this area and had made plans I lawswt never occurred to me. Or
knew nothing about. As soon as my father.
the coach was out of sight. my I didn't make it past the
roommate told me to get freshman basketball team at the
dressed, and we slipped out a Uruvers1ty of Missouri. lllat's
window to a waiting car that where my civilian athletic career
included two unanached girls. ended. But I sure learned a lot.
Local cheerleaders, if I recall And if any of my coaches ever
properly. got into lap dancing. I never
Our evening ended at a heard about it. We just won
hamburger joint about 2:30 a.m.. some and lost some -without
when our coach also decided to the help of a lawyer.
end bis evening there.
Instead of sending us home, • JOSEPH N. BELl ls a resident of
he made us give him our athletic Santa Ana Heights. Hts column
supponers and 5We<;il pants, so appears Thursdays
Veches sucking the toes of boys
between ages 6 and 10, investiga·
tors said.
Investigators said they found a
stack of 36 photos in Veches'
home that showed him sucking
the toes of several young boys
who attended the city's programs.
They also said they found more
than 3,500 images of chlld por-
nography on CD ROMs and lip
disb in a cardboard box under
bis bed.
Police said all of the vied.ms
were young boys who attended
several or the city's after-school.
day-care and recrealionaJ pro·
grams that he supervised at Mari·
ners Park. West Newpon Com-
munity Center on 15th Street and
the Community Youth Center on
5th Street in Corona del Mar.
Detectives who testified at a
preliminary hearing in Septem-
ber said one of the boys they
que!ltioned told them Veches
would take pictures of his feet
and of him lying on the pool ta·
ble making funny faces. Another
boy told Investigators that Veches
would ask him if he could suck
on his toes and would do it even
tf the boy said "no.·
If convicted. Veches faces life
in prison without the possibility
of parole for at least 25 years.
He is being held in Orange
County jail in lieu gf a SS00.000
ball.
Parents of three young boys
whom Vech~ is accused of mo-
lesting also filed a civil lawsuit
against the city on Dec. 11 for
negligence and negligent hiring.
• DEEPA BHARATH covers public
safety and courts. She may be
readied st (949) 574-4226 or by
e·mailat
deepa.bharalh(9!/stimes.com.
PUBLIC
SAF~TY
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• legonil Awnue: Petty theft
WH reported In the 1000
blodc e1 7:27 e.m. Tueaday.
• Fount.In W9y: Vandell1m
wes reported In the 2200 •
block et 2:63 a.m. Tueaday.
• Harbor Boultrvard: Freud
was reported In the 3100
block at 4:07 a.m. Tuesday.
• N.wpot1 Boulevard; A
vtihlcle burglary w11
reported In the 1800 blodc at
12:69 p.m. Tuesday.
.~~:Atrafflc
accident involving Injuries
w11 reported in the 2300
bloc!* at 7:54 a.m. Tuesday.
.,.EWPORT BEACH
• Blue Gum Lane: A vehicle
burglary w11 repor1ed In the
1200 blodc at 6:26 a.m.
Tuesday.
• ... mborM Road: Petty theft
was reported In the 4600
blodc at 3:39 p.m. Tuesday.
• l.Nward Lane: Annoying
phone calls were reported in
the 1800 blodc et 4:48 p.m.
Tuesday.
• San Jo9quln Hiila and
Ridge Palic ro~1: A traffic
accident involving injuries
was reported at 4:14 p.m.
Tuesday.
• San Mlgu.I Dttw: An auto
theft was reponed in the 300
blodt at 6:1 p.m. Tueiday.
•8th StrMt A hit-and-run
was re11<>r1ed in the 200
blodt at 2·40 p.m. Tuesday.
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
UC Irvine holocaust
memorial defaced
Vandals srrudc a holocaust
memorial al UC lrvine on
Monday. causing temporary
damage.
The fence aroWld t.he tem-
porary memorial set up on
Sunday for Holocaust Re·
membrance Week • was
knocked down and a num·
ber of repre.entative tomb-
stones were scattered across
Aldrich Parle on campus.
Wich no leads, but con-
cerned that another incident
will occur. UO Police have
increased security. The van·
dallsm has been labeled
hate-based. Pol.Jce are still in·
vesuganng.
Toxic algae bloom
kill s sea lion
lWo more sea hons af.
f}jcted by IOXIC algae bloom
swam ashore tn Newport
Beach on Wednesday
morning. one later dying,
official!> at the Friends of
the Sea !Jon Marine Mam-
mal Center in Laguna
Beach said.
The first one catne in at
about 9:30 a.m. Wednesday
near 15th Street, and the
second was found at 10
a.m . near 34th Street. cen-
ered by the gas tax. time. ter officials said. They said
This year's draft spending plan,
$164,502,372 to be exact. is only
slightly gieater than last year's
$158,930,430. But Danner warned
that this figure is not the best way
to measure annual growth be-
caU&e projects such as Balboa Vil-
lage improvements that appear
on several years' budgets blur the
overall financial picture.
The operating budget. which
excludes such projects and also
excludes debt-service expendi-
tures. is projected at
$129,292.181. Of that. about $100
million is the general fund. Last
year's operating budget was
$124,451,944.
An even better snapshot of the
dty's financial picture Is seen in
revenue streams. Thia year, budg-
eted revenues are estimated to be
$143.5 million. up just $1 million
esdmated from last year at this
some of the people played it
down.• said Marla Malagon. out-
reach chair for Mavimlento &n.1-
dt;mtil OUcano de Al.tlan. one of
the Ladno student organJmdoru
involved in th1s mue. "In a way, I
think it was good {pr us as a com-
muntty to vent and to express the
difti:rent opinions on bow we aD
felt and how we ~ hurt and I
think it WU a good opportu.nlty
(or the htem1ty IS I wflOle to '8'd
educated.• •
Prabmlty memben said the
conflk:t. wh.lcb they ltteaed
IU!Dll\ed /tom lp>rant behlvtof,
wll arve • a comentone upon
which they can build a more de-
Wlloped --of cultural aware-oea
•1 )\Ill think It Wit a genenJ
lldc ol ~ and • pmrll ** ol a.aln.nl ~. Mid
~Amin. Pfllldem d!ipa
Pl. 'n lblnk ~ "bmlon Ml In .. , ... "bow ...... t-.
.... .. ...... wllb '9ld to the ~-~dti ... &pcm·
·It's pretty statu.!. quo," Danner one of the sea lion1 died.
said. "There's not a lot of new The center is still treat-
stu.fl in there __,...__.,.~'"'-"C-¥'-".:..-+-_!i~n&.-~tw~o!__!'sea lions~tha=t~--
grams." swam ashore near 5 rst
Councilman Don Webb, who Street on Tuesday. Those
serves on the city's finance com-animals are still struggling
mJttee, said he's impressed by to survive. officials said.
how well the oily handles its 6-The animaJs are all vtc-
nances dwing tight times. tims of algae that contain
"I think our budget is very con-lethaJ biotoxins that anaclc
servative and wise. yet It's a baJ. the creatures' brain and
anced budget· Webb said. "Staff central nervous system.
have done an excellent job.· Several dolphins and sea ll-
The council will examine the ons were killed last year
draft budget in their study ses-because of the toxic algae.
slon on Tuesday. They are sched-
uled to consider adopting the
budget at thelr June 24 meeting.
•JUNECASAGRANOE cove~
Newport Beadl end John Wayne
Airport. She may be reectied at (949)
6744232 or by e-mail at
/une.caugrande@lstimBS.com.
live stride in the right direcdon,
toward growth and p~ and
wtll hopefully promote awareness
so these types of situations don't
happen in the future..
While Amin stated that mem-
bers or Sigma Pi will start their
cultwal awareness seminars on
Monday and are in the process of
putting together an apology to
nm In the Wllve:rslty\ paper. some
membm wttbln the Ol1cano
community expreilsed skeptid&m
about the fraternity's new pledge.
•t'm &till really troubled by
eome people still not understand·
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llc.epdcal J know maybe within
the Dell couple of ymra. It prob-
lbly won' b&ppm. but Im ebpd-
c:al or tho Mure. bec:auee lt•
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MARI< C DUSTIN I OAILV PILOT
Trying to make some extra money, 8-year-old Trent Zimmermann yells, •Get your fresh
lemons, only 25 cents each" to people passing along 19th Street in Costa Mesa.
COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL MEETING
INSIDE CITY HALL
Here are some of the tS'>lle'>
that the Costa Mesa City C .oum ti
decided on Monday-
HAMILTON STREET
COMMUNITY GARDEN
This issue wru> ~
pulled off the !.! ..
consent calendar. ~..,.. ....
where items are
usually approved
without pub!Jc dl.scusswn lne
uem caUed for awarding d
contracr for about $71 .000 IO
upgrade the propeny al 52J
l lamilton St. Councilman AJl,m
Mansoor said he wee. concertll'd
about spending -;o much in light
of the budget constm.lnts the wy
Is facing.
WHAT HAPPENED
The council voted nor to award
the contract and to bnng the L'><;t•e
back LO the cowlciJ for further
~n Cowan di.s-.enwd
WHAT rT MEANS
The contract v:as nm
awarded.
WHAT WAS SAID
"I'm amazed," said dearl}'.
GETTING
INVOLVED
• GETilNG INVOLVED runs
periodically in the Daily Pilot on a
rotating basis. For information on
adding your organization to this
list. call (949) 574-4298
PAAENT HELP USA
founded by mothers and
others against child abuse,
GUN
Continued from Al
Wednesdays decision was a
"wake-up call for gun malcers to
act responsibly,· said Victona Ni,
en attorney with Trial Lawyers
for Publk Justice. Ni works with
'Mameld's attorney, Richard Rug·
~eri, on the case.
Ni said 8ryco Arms ls one of
slx Southern Califomla compa·
l11et that form the so-called
:"Ring of Fire," responsible for the
disttibutlon of millions of
vnaller caliber guns or Saturday
Night Specials. She said the gun Jw "an inherent Oaw" because
U> unload It. a user must first un-
~ the trigger lock. whJch can
)>e quite dangerous.
Bryco officials were not avail-
&ble Wednesday to comment on.
)Nhetber they would appeal the
FYI
WHAT· Special City Council
meeting
WHEN· Immediately after the
Redevelopment Agency
meeting, which s1arts at 6:30
pm Monday
WHERE: Council chambers, City
Hall
INFO· (71 41754·5223
dJ'><tppumted (ounnlwoman
IJhb} Lm\an. "I 1h111k II'> a
'>hame that rwo ume., the C.11y
Counul ha'> cho'>en 10 dt'>mai11Ie
l\\O projects '>lated for 1h1., <,Ile
\\1thou1 regard 10 11me. cnerb'Y
and wmrnuruty nrl'tl'> •
COMPLETION OF
LANDSCAPE MEDIANS
Th1'> llem wa'> rnJ pulled from the 3-1
con.,ent calendar OlNE>
I)) re~1dent \fartin
~hllard Mansoor
complamed thar the overall look or the landscaping '>0 far ,.,
"broY. n and dead ·· Ilw medians
are on Coolidge AH•nul' between
Haker Slrce1 and Paulanno
Avenue. Millard .,aid hr wanted
to <,ee more colurlul
land-.captng
Parent He lp asks the public for
help and volunteers to inform
the community on v11al issues
affecting children and the
family. For more information.
call (9491650-3461 or (949) 675·
5271.
PEDIATRIC CANCER
RESEARCH FOUNDATION
PCRF. which raises money to
support pediatric cancer
research, needs volunteers for a
variety of duties. (949) 859-6312.
decision.
Ni said she was "very pleased"
with the verdict.
"I think Bryco's utter disregard
for cw.tomer safety came out
during this trial, K she said. "They
didn't spend a penny on (re-
search and developmentl. and
the jury heard that loud and
clear.·
Fonner owner Bruce Jennings
said in an interview with the
Daily Pilot in 1999 that, at the
time, Bryco was named ln more
than 20 lawsuits filed in cities
across the nation. Jennings gave
the Costa Mesa business he
founded to his wife, Janice, as
part of their divorce settlement
The lawsuits. he said, claimed
manufacrurers like Bryco are
liable for gun-related deaths.
As recently as October 2001, a
New Mexico Supreme Court
ruled that Bryco Anns bad a duty
to make _and sell handguns with
WHAT HAPPENED
The council approved the
completion of con•.trucuon for
Lhe medians. CO\ .. an d1'>'>t'nted.
WHAT rT MEANS
f'he contractor \\Ill he pcud IO
complete lhc rt.''>( or the work..
WHAT WAS SAID
"I du not .. upport not paying
our b1Jl'>," ~tayor < .arv ~lcmahan
<,aid. "I under.,tan<l yrJu're not
happy at \\hat., out th<>re, but
the contrau wa., h1lfille<l I don't
1h111k th1' 1s the l..111<l of mc.,.,age
\\l' want 10 <,end 0111 there
CONTINUED
fhe":>e 11e111., wnt· 1.·ontinued
becau<.c of the late hour or a
pattern of ?lead lock among the
four rnuncil membl'r'>·
• Statu., report on \\'C'>l'>1de
bluff5 re10mng.
• Selec11on of ne'' offic1aJ c11y
flag;
•Trash endo-;ure ext•mptton
for recycling program<,,
• Shopping rnn ordinance:
and
• Fiscal yedr 2001 4 budgN
development -,1rall'g1c.,.
-Compiled by
/)t'trdre .\t'wman
THE PHARMACOLOGY
RESEARCH INSTITUTE
The institute is looking for
volunteers to take part 1n a study
on quitting smoking To learn
more about the program, call
(888) 774-4673
PRIME DYNAMICS
Prime Dynamics, a Newport
Beach nonprofit organization for
the 99 and younger set, needs
volunteers for its programs.
(949) 262-7300
safety fearures. That ruling up·
held the Appeals Coun's deci-
sion, the first such appellate
court ruling in New Mexico, that
guns without reasonable safety
mechanisms can be unreason-
ably dangerous and, hence, de-
fective.
The case in New Mexico was
brought about on behalf of Sean
Smith, a 14-year-old who was
unintentionally shot and injured
by one of his friends after that
friend got ahold of a Bryco J-22
pistol. The ammunition maga-
zine was removed from It. but
the boy did not see a round hid-
den ln Its chamber when he
pulled the trigger and shot
Smith.
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Drop Leaf Oak Table .............................................. $135•
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Round Table w/4 Slip Covered Chairs .................. $296•
Swivel Rocker .......................................................... $400-
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369 E. 17th Street #10, Costa Mesa,
Locat.cd behind Plum's P..iuo
Phone(949)764-l746
H0011: Mon-Fri 10:00am-5:30pm, Sat 10:00am-5:00pm, Sun I0.00am-4:00pm
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday May 17th
11AM-4PM
S.e the
HISTORY OF COSTA MESA
and
Santa Ana Air Base
Including:
• Collections of Antiques
• Carpentry Tools • Irons
• Old School Books
• Howdy Doody Coll ection
•Old School Annuals
• 1953 Boy Scout Jamboree Materials
COSTA MESA
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
1870 Anaheim St. (Near Lions Park)
(949) 631-5918
wcbs.lansct.com/ cmhiscory
AROUND TOWN
• Send AROtJM> TOWN item• to
the Delly Piiot, 330 W. Bey St.,
Cotta Meta, CA 92827; by e-mell
to mlkt1.llW8naonfl,.tlme-.com;
by fax to (949) 64&-4170; or by
calllng (949) 674-4298. Include the
time, date end loaltlon of the
event, ea weU u •contact phone
number. A complete lilting la
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TODAY
SATUIDW •
The MOOnd..,,.., .... ANllnd
the Part f\Jnd-ralter, e w8'k that
rel ... money to provide dog
dr1nldng fountain• In Felrvlew
Part. wfll begin regia'tretion It 8:90
a.m. for $20 per webr. The first
200 ~for the on.mile or
two-mile Miki et Fehvtew Pattc.,
atartlng st 10 1.m., wfll receive en
event dog teg, •~end a
doggffl bag. For mote lnfonnetion,
call (714) 764-6898.
The fltendl of the Nlwport .......
Library will hold a uted book sale,
..
•
lnfonMtlon medng for
newcomera and memberl st 6:30
p.m. Mwt at the C<*8 Mela
Communfty Center. 1846 Part
Ave., for food, exhibits end table
dlaplaya. Newoomen can join the
SletTa Qub tor. tpedal $25
Introductory fee. For mote
lnfonn811on. call (714) 617·2A67.
A oommunlly pc-~ wll be
given It N.wport Hafbor High
School In ~Auditorium st 7
p.m. N9wport-Meu Unified
School Diltrtct adminlltration
offtclal9 wfll f'9POt't on Measure A
plena for the high ad\ool,
An:hltecta from LPA Will also
preMnt plan• for the new Robins
The Alzhetmer'9 AMI\. of O...nge
County and UCI lnltltute for Brain
Aging host the first ruean:t'I and
education conference at the
·Newport Beach Marriott May 8
and 9. The conference begins at
8:30 a.m., with registration end
breakfast. Exhibit.a begin et 7:30 a."'. The cost is $60 for one day.
$100 for two. For more
Information, call (714) 283-1111.
· open to the public, from 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. et iooo Avocado Ave.,
Newport Bead\. Books Will be
prioed st •A Bude a Bag:' AU
proceeds are donated to the
library system. For more
information, call (949) 769-9667.
The euc:udve dtfl Md OWi* of
Apron Strings, Lisa Parisi, Will
inspire all att~ to ul8
Calphalon In a 1 p.m. da11 at
Bloomlngdale'a Home Store. For
more information, call (949)
72~
• Hall/Loeta Auditorium. A
queation-end-anlwer session Will
f~low the preMntation. In
attendance Witt be ad\ool ~rd
trustees, high tchool
admlnlatretort and Measure A
Site-Baaed Project Review
Committee members.
More U..n 300 proud pwenb end
250 children will join Dr. David
Diaz and his staff from West Coast
• Fertility Canters and Centro
Latinoameticano de Fertilidad to
cefebrate ~ys of parenthood
from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Children
who represent the miracle of
assisted reproductive medicine
for the one out of six couples that
seeic infertility treatment will Join
Diaz for the 15-year baby reunion
at the Hyatt Newporter in Newport
Beach. For more information, call
(949) 215-0417.
~and others who want 10
get a grip on their inventory are
invited to "Unclutter Your Life" at
1 p.m. in the Newport Beach
Central Library. Personal organizer
Kathryn Brodcman will present the
free program on how to
distinguish between cherished
memorabilia and space-taking
clutter. For more information, call
(949) 717-3816.
The International Coech
Federation will present two
wortcshops, "Highland's Ability
Battery" and "Applying the Core
Competencies to Wortc.ing in
Organizations; from 5 to 9 p.m. at
the Wyndham Garden Hotel in
Costa Mesa. For registration and
pricing information. call (949)
623-8247.
FRIDAY
A special members-only preview .......
for the Friends of the Newport
Beach Library's used book sale
will be held from 1 to 5 p.m. in the
Friends Meeting Room at the
Central Library, 1000 Avocado
Ave., Newport Beach.
Membership applications will be
available at the door. Hardcover
books will be prioed at two for $1
and paperbacb at six for $1. For
more information, call (949)
759-9667.
The o.11 s.Mor Cer1tllr wll hold
a pancake breakfast from 7:30 to
10 a.m. Sausage. coffee and
orange juioe will also be served.
The cost is $3 for adults and $1 for
children. The center offeni the
pancake breakfast on the second
Saturday of each month at 800
Marguerite in Corona del Mar. For
more information. call (949)
644-3244.
Costa Mesa's "Women~
Women" will host its Volunteer
Appreciation Luncheon at Coastal
Canyon Part Clubhouse in
Newport Coast from 12:30 to 3:30
p.m . It will include a special award
presentation to Stella Gert for her
unending dedication to "Women
Helping Women:' For more
information, call (949) 423-0057.
Low~ncome women 40 end otder
can receive a free mammogram,
dinlcal breast exam and
information on breast health at the
Harbor Ouistian F-ellowship in
Costa Mesa from 8:30 am. to 1~
p.m. No refemll is necessary. but
appointments are required. Call
(714) 935-9720 or (714) 806-2037. For
more information about breast
health, call the Susan G. Komen
Breast Cancer Foundation at (714)
967·9157.
See Yecht Ch•l19rl i. o«wring •
Mother's Day cruise and buffet
luncheon from 1 to 3 p.m. The
cost is $35 for aduhs, $15 for
children. Another cruise will be
held on Father's Day, June 15. Call
(949) E>ro-2412 for reservations.
MONDAY
LNm about the Sieml Club end
its many activities at its
~ -,
J-lappy Motlier 's 'Day
for tlie perfect gift visit
Three Friends
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:Hartf'Tail, 'Xf,nzu, ;tngu 'Dresses, 'Billy 'Bfru &
Swtt "1<.Jtro-Picnic •wear.
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TUESDAY
A free eemlner on •Muac1e91n
Motion" by Judith Todero will be
held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at
Mother's Martet. 225 East 17th St.
Costa Mesa. For reservations, call
(800) 695-MOMS.
WEONESOAY
The o..ange County a,.. of
the California Assn. of Marriage
and Family Therapists will
sponsor a wortcshop called
.. Chronic Trauma Disorders:
Diagnosis and TreatmentH from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m . at National
University In Costa Mesa. The
wortcshop costs $30 for students
and interns, $55 for clinical
members and $85 for all others.
For information, call (949)
645-2964.
MAY15
A free Mmlner end book signing
of "Stop the Cfodc Cooking" by
Cheryl Forberg will be held from
6:30 to 8 p.m. at Mother's Martet.
225 East 17th St. Cost.a Mesa. For
reservations. call (800)
595-MOMS.
Lwn about the ~al
and surgical procedures available
for hysterectomies at a free
seminar at 6:30 p.m. in Newport
Beach's Hoag Hospital Conference
Center. Reservations are required.
Call (800) 6144624.
MAY16
Costa Meu's Chamber of
Commerce will have its Les Miller
Scholarship Recognition Breakfast
at 7:15 a.m. at the Hilton Hotel,
3050 Bristol St. Attendance is $22
per person. Call (714) 885-9090 for
details and reservations.
MAY 17 ·
The StlNtlaht ThMtre Compeny
will hold auditions for its
all-student summer show, "Mary
Poppins; from 1 to 3 p.m.
Children 10 to 14 years old can
sing a song from the show or
bring taped accompaniment to a
song they've prepared. The
theater is at 1125 Victoria St. in
Costa Mesa. For more
information, call (949) 645-7827.
The Com Mesa tlistoricel Society
will host an open house from 11
Re ·b·e ·I
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Jeans
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Juicy Couture
Seven • Diesel
Theory • Trina Turk
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James Perse
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310451-3BSB
e.m. to 4 p.m. st 1870 .Anllt*m St.•
In C<*8 Mela. It lndudee touf'9 of
the fedllty end exhibits of photoa
end 1rtlfactt. Free. For more ' .:
Information, cell (949) 831-6918.
•ONorot: A New 819lrwq• II 1
worlClhop for men and wornen
who .,.. divorced °' gettlng
divorced. It 11 held from 10 1.m. to~'
12:30p.m,et180 Newport Center I
Orlve, Newport Beech. Foimore t ..
lnfonnetlon. call (949) 644 8436.
The Newport HMt>or Nlutbl
Museum Will open e new exhibit
featuring the wot1t of Joe Duncan
Gleeson (1881-1959), known aa '.. ~
the West Coast's.premiere
maritime apedallat among eer1y
20th-<:entury artlata. The exhibit
Will be on dlspfay until Sept. 30.
For more lnfonnlltion, call (949)
673-8916, ext. 111.
The N9wport Bw::h Ubnr(•
Balboa brancti Will offer a
worbhop called "Tools & Tridca:
Internet 101; an Introduction to
navigating the World Wide Web,
at 9 a.m. For more Information,
call (949) 717-3816.
..
The w.ldorf School's ennual Mey
Faire, an Imagination CeJebration
event will be from 11 a.m . to 3:30 .
p.m. st 2360 Canyon Drive in
Costa Mesa. Admission costs $3,
and children younger than 2 get in
for free. Parting is free. For more
Information, call (949) 574-n34.
Costa MeN High School'•
Cheer1eading department is
hosting a one-day c:heer1eading
clinic from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for
$18 per person. Squads and
anyone without c:heer1eading
experience are encooraged to
attend the dinic, taught by the
United Spirit Assn. Registration
will begin at 8:45 a.m. in front of
the high school's gym.
MAY 18
To lddl off 1hls yur's Festival of
Children. a Volunteer Day will be
held from noon to 4 p.m. at South
Coast Plaza's Carousel Court. To
introduce Orange County charities
and youths to each other. the
F-estival of Children Vofunteer Day
will allow a variety of nonprofit
organqations to display
information about their services.
For more information, call (949)
644-4777.
The Southern C.lifomie Kol Club
will have its annual koi pond tour
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m .• including
tours of Newpon Beach, Laguna
Beach, Corona del Mar and Santa
Ana. Cost is S8 per person. For
more information, call (949)
646-1685.
MAY19
Hoeg Hospimf's Cancer Cents.. M
offering a presentation by a group •
of expert clinicians to team about
the use of surgery for treating
colon cancer. There will be time
after the free 6:30 to 9 p.m.
presentation to netwof'k with
other colon cancer survivors and
discuss common concerns.
Registration is required. For more
information and to register, call
(949) 760-2103.
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Continued from A6
M9tan driven CM Iha.pen their
driving sldll1 In en eight-hour
dau In two eeulons et
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant In Com Mesa. Cleases
will be from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m.
M ay 19 and 20, and are limited to
30 studentl. The coat is $10.
Advanced registration required.
To register, or for more
Information, cell (714) 657-3340.
MAY20
A frM Mmlner and booll signing
of "Why the Weight? Dare to be
Great!" by author Jean Krueger
will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at
Mother's Marttet. 225East17th St.
Costa M esa. For reservations. call
(800) 596-MOMS.
The Surfltder Foundetion
Newport 8eadl Alm Night will
feature surfing films, including the
newly released "3 Degrees:' It will
be held at 7 p.m. at the Surfrider
public meeting at Margaritaville.
2332 West Coast Highway,
Newport Beadl. Come and learn
what is going on with local water
quality issues and see some cool
surf flidcs. For more Information.
call (949) 644-7443.
MAY21
A frM 1emlnar end booll signing
of "The Digestion Connection" by
Or. Martt Stengler will be held
from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Mother's
Marttet. 225 East 17th St., Costa
Mesa. For reservations. call (800)
595-MOMS.
5uspenM novelist Mar1h1 Unikel
will speek at a Newport Beadl
Newcomers Oub meeting at 10
a.m. Unikel is also a member of
the club. wtiidl is open to all
women living in the area for less
than five years. For more
1nformat1on, call (949) 645-9722.
UC Irvine's school of biological
sciences and the Howard A.
Schneiderman Memonal
Bioethics Lecture Series present
"lhe Good Life at the End of Life;
a lecture by Dr. Joanne Lynn, at 7
p.m. in the Crystal Cove
Auditorium. The event is free. but
reservations aie required. For
more information. call (949)
824-7252.
M9ntor, c:oac:h end trusted advisor
Dave Gentry will speak at a PCMA
meeting about his search for an
authentic life et the Westin in •
South Coast Plaza from 5 to 8 p.m.
Registration is at 4:45 p.m . For
more information. call (714)
637-5524.
MAY24
A booll ligning end penonal
appearance by author James
Baldl for his book "Prescription
for Nutritional Healing" will be
held from 11 a.m . to 2 p.m . at
Mother's Marttet. 225 East 17th St..
Costa Mesa. For reservations. call
(800) 595-MOMS.
Th• Newport Coast ear.· first
"Spring Ring" fund·raiser to
benefit the Corazon de Vida
Foundation. an organization that
ralMs money for dllldren In Baja,
will be from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. In
the Newpoft Coast Shopping
Center. The event will have gamee
and rides for dllldren. Admlulon
is $10. For more information, call
(949) 476-1144, ext 358.
Three llCCIMned Mlthon Md
scholars will present •African
American Speech in Global
Culture; exploring the effect of
African American speech on
modem conversation, poetry and
music. The f9C8Ption,
performance reading and book
signing will run from 4 to 9 p.m. at
UC Irvine's Cross Cultural Center
and Crystal Cove Auditorium. For
more information, call (949)
82~1948.
JUNE4
The Friends of the fWwport 8-d'I
Library will host a complimentary
brunc:tl and annual meeting for
members at 10:30 a.m. in the
Friends Meeting Room at the
Central Library, 1000 Avocado
Ave. Local Nancy Robison, author
of more than 70 books. will be the
speaker. Reservations are
required and must be made by
May 28. Call (714) 596-5276.
ONGOING
VoluntMr driven .,.. Meded to
help deliver nutritiously prepared
meals to homebound, frail or
elderly clients incapable of
shopping or cooking for
themselves through "Mobile
Meals:' sponsored by ASH-Harbor
Area Inc. and Hoag Hospital. Call
(949) 645-8050 for more
information.
The F"trSt Page -Rne Children's
Books. at 270 E. 17th St.. No. 10 in
Costa Mesa. offers free story time
Mondays, Wednesday. Fridays
and Saturdays from 9:30 to 10:30
a.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 4 to 5 p.m. For more
information. call (949) 645-5437
"Abstract Worb on Cenvu and
PapeC an exhibit of art by Janet
Rosener, will be on display at the
Newport Beadl Central Library
through June 30. The exhibit will
feature selections from Rosener's
"Washed AYvay• series. created by
dripping. splattering or pouring
additional paint and mediums
onto an original painting and
washing it away to suggest the
passage of time. For more
information. call (949) 717-3816.
Awerd-winning wortts by
Orange County artists w orking in
an array of two-dimensional
media will be on display at
Newport Beadl City Hall through
June 27. for the Spring 2003
Orange County Artists
Exhibition. For m ore
information. call (949) 717-3870.
Registration is now open for
runners and walkers of all ages for
the 22nd annual Corona del Mar
Scenic SK Race & two-mile Fun
Walk on June 7. Pre-registration
fees are $22 for the runlwalk and
$12 for the Dolphin Dash.
Registration on Jhe day of the race
is $30 for the runlwallc. Separate
raoes for men and women are
limited to 1,500 runners. Call (949)
644-3151 to register.
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EDITORIAL
Some mistakes •
are hard to
understand
P eople make mistakes
-some more
understandable than
others.
The Sigma Pi fraternity at
UC Irvine seems to be guilty of
a few mistakes that members
of the campus' Movimiento
Bstudiantil Otlcano de Aztlan
pointed out last week.
One mistake the fraternity
made was calling its Cinco de
Mayo party "Drinko for
Cinco." While one can
understand that bit of bad
judgment. the filer the
fraternity distributed to
advertise the party crossed the
line. It contained a caricatme
of a Mexican man holding two
pistols and wearing a
sombrero with Sigma Pi's logo
on it
Students at a University of
Qilifomia school should know
better that such stereotypical
images can be hurtful and will
draw fire.
If that weren't enough, the
fraternity also promoted a
"Dirty Sanchez Look-a-like
Contest" What part of that
concept sounded like a good
idea at any time?
In this day and age, there are
no acceptable excuses for such
insensitive stereotyping on any
college campus, especially
somewhere as ethnically
diverse as UC Irvine.
What's worse is, the
fraternity has a history of bad
judgment specifically related
to Latinos. In the fall, Sigma Pi
members wore T-shirts of road
signs depicting people crossing
the road similar to those signs
found near the border. ~.
it crossed the line.
As punishment for the latest
incidents, Sigma Pi members
will have to attend cultural
awareness seminMs and may
have to issue formal apologies,
including one in the school
newspaper. These
punishments are the least they
suffer to appease everyone on
campus, not just those who
saw the fliers.
One would hope that Sigma
Pi -with its members now or
those in five to 10 years -
would give every flier they plan
to disseminate in the future
long consideration before
doing so. There are many
people and cultures on this
Earth, and it would behoove
everyone to treat each other
with respect. It's the least they
can do.
COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
Condo plan a shadowy
one for Costa Mesa
By Paul Flana1an $91,000. For 14 units, that amounts
to $1.07 million and for 28 unit.s, it
The Costa Mesa Citirens for is $2.54 million. But our city Is onty
Responsible Growth has asking the developer to pay an -ln
asked for a rehearing of the lieu~ fee of $245,000. Should the
environmental report and the developer choose not to build the
general plan and master plan units required by state law. then
amendments for the proposed the developer can deposit the
Plaza Residences condominlum $245,000 or 20% of the
project at 1901 Newport Blvd. oonstruction cost and let the
The group Is not opposed to residents pat the remainder.
property owners' realizing full While we have a municipal code
benefit of their land; we believe that is designed to protect
that development must balance inhabitants from Wldue gloom of
the lnterests of the developer. the shadows from tall buildings. the
neighbors and the community as a coundl granted a variance so that
whole. Further, whenever a the inhabitants of Barnard Screet
community bas evolved a system should dwell in shade. Several of
of procedures for development. the applicant's eihibits gfv'e the lie
those procedures must be foJJowed. · to the voodoo claim that the
The public bearing portion of shadow is not significant Despite
the process for the project has the developer's junk 9dence, the
been lawed. The City CoWlcll and sun does cause buiJdings to cast
Redevelopment Agency allowed shadows at noon.
speakers onty three minutes each No evidence bas been presented
to discuss complex. cognldve to j~ a variance for the 40
Issues. 'nwe-minute sound bites paiking space deftciency in the
are inadequate to elucidate project. The council allows this
problmm and omissiooa ln project to have fewer paddng
oompUcated and technlcaJ spaces per dwelling or per equare
docwnents and to educate the foot of office space than it mqubea
decision makers. of other properties in the dt)t
Those who hope to tmproYe the State law requires the applicant
project and to reduce the troubling to present ~ supportill8
deal ~t to be given suftident evidence to justify varlaooel. The
time for• comprehensive P'87.a Residenc:es pmented no
ptaentadon. The coundJ did give such evidence, and the council
aach time to the residellts' group granted it a building befgbt 209'
before approval of the Home pater than that llloMd to ocher
8anch protect. We were given fair property owners. Without that
opportunity then to make our variance, d:Mn ~ not be
pobltl. abadow probleml for the Bmmd
The CXlUlCi1 approved the Plat.a Str!iet nelghborS.
P temce. project prior to the It would appear th8t our mundf
6cdve data o1 the amendments ha badtmed to the old~ ·eo
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Andrea Burkhart and daughter Bianca, 3, with their IO-year-Old golden retriever, Nugget, live on Irvine Avenue,
where dangerous road condition s have led to many accidents.
Another reason for deaths
on Irvine Avenue
After reading the letters on the
'aa:idents on the ·s CUJVe" on Irvine
Avenue. J would like to add my two
cents' worth.
Most of the letter stressed the fact
that it was mostly a people problem
with speed and the lack of wearing seat
beJts adding to the fatal injwy column
in the aashes. One problem was not
mentioned that can be added to the
people problem and not attributed to
the street.
Being a member of the Newport
Beach Pi.re Department for many years
and going on many of these accidents.
one other problem is quite evident to
the members of the department.
especially the ones stationed at Station
No. 6 on Irvine Avenue.
Firefighters who used to work Friday
and Saturday shifts would grouse
about their pos.$ible late-nigtll
rendezvous at the ~s CUJ"Ve~ on Irvine
Avenue,-usually not too long after the
bars closed
You can add alcohol to one of the
contributing factors in some of these
accidents.
MIL1MEEHAN
Newport Beach
Don't blame Irvine Avenue
for fault of drivers
I have lived on the East.side of
Costa Mesa or Newport for 25 years
and in Costa Mesa for more than 30
years, and the MS curve• on Irvine
Avenue has been an ongoing lssue.
There is nothing wrong with
Irvine Avenue; the problem la with
the drivers. The issue only comes up
when someone is seriously injured
o r killed, which should tell us
something. There is a posted speed
limit on the road, and if you observe
the speed limit, I cannot see any
way in which you can even have an
accident, let alone kill yourself.
The speed limit is 35 mph. and
virtually no one goes that speed -I
have had people pass me at 60 mph
like they are at a speedway. I have a
sports car and can well manage the
road at more than 35 mph. but I
follow the speed limit In the cases of
the car full of kids that crashed. or
th1s woman recently who went off the
road, I think both were driver error.
Let's not blame the road ltaelf.
People need to take responsJbllity
for their actions. If they want to
speed, show off or dri~ without due
.J
care and a ttention, should the road
be responsible for that? I don't think
so. Thousands and thousands of
people drive that road each day and
year.
If the road is not dangerous. it is
the drivers that are dangerous -to
themselves and to others.
If you choose not to observe the
speed limits, that Is something you
are responsible for.
VICKJ HINES
Newport Beach
What's going on at Lower
Bayview Landing?
An open letter to the Newport
Beach City Council:
So, you're in a big hurry to push
through a development of low-and
moderate-cost senior housing,
comprising 150 three-story rental
units, at Lower B~ew Landing (on
the bruffs and Oat to the south of the
intersection of Jamboree and Back
Bay Drive)?
. Where were the public
inlormatfon sessions and
dlscussJons on this proposed
development? To whom among
Newport Beach residents was the
city's Inadequate environmental
study revealed before submission to
the Coastal Commission? Why do
you give in to the public wish to vote
on the conversion of a trailer park to
a hotel at Marinapark. but evidently
consider that a resident census to
convert open space at Lower
Bayview Landing ls not of equal
Importance?
Residents of Newport Beach are
belng trampled and deceived by the
dty to get legi&ladon through and
concrete poured for strictly
economic reasons.
Lower Bayview Landing is an
inte8Jll:I part of our Upper Newport
Bay estuarine system. It includes
estuarine bluffs, a former wetland·
and stream embayment, features
that elsewhere are included in the
Upper Bay Ecological Reserve.
Tbe plan by staff will~<te the
blufts and part of the te ce above
them to insert the ren unita and
connect a btke path with the one at
the Dunes. Such grading will destroy
much of the natural estuarine
habitat. Lower Bayview Landing ls
one of the last pieces of open
ground witb Newport Beach. It
should be preserved and added to
the Upper Bay Ecologic Reserve,
where It belongs.
Moreover, the renters can be
expected to drive everywhere. The
increased traffic will affect the
already snarled Jamboree Road and
Coast Highway and Jamboree and
San Joaquin HUis intersections.
If the city has to have affordable
housing. it should present Newport
Beach residents with a set of
alternalive sites and their pros and
cons and collect the vote. City
planning of the Lower Bayview
Landing development has bien
covert, opaque and dictatorial.
We asJc for some transparency and
the chance for residents to weigh in
on alternatives. Converting
environmentally sensitive land tha1
should be protected into concrete
and adding density to existing high
density area needs public approval.
ROBERT SPEED
Newport Beach
An embarrassing moment
at City Hall
I anended the Costa Mesa City
Council meeting on Monday night. I
am embarrassed for the city by the
conduct of some members of the
council.
Mi.Jee Scheafer and Eric Bever
were both very professional and
dignified in their public
appearances; perhaps the council
members should review the tapes to
see how they appear in public.
From the audience, I noticed that
at the beginning of Bever's
presentadon the timer was beeping,
indicating that the time was up for
Scheafer. If I noticed that from 10
rows back. I would assume that the
council members also heard the
noise.
Apparently, Mayor Pro Tern Ou1s
Steel neglected to set the timer
when Bever began his presentadon.
Councilwoman Ubby Cowan, lo the
middle of Bever's presentatlon,
began to chastise Steel for not
setting the timer, not once, but three
times. She was sitting next to Steel
and could have reminded h1m
politely that the timer needed to be
set and not wait for an opportunity
several minutes later to interrupt
the speaker and ridicule the mayor
pro tem.
Do they realize how they appear
in public? Maybe a course with Ma.
Manners would help? Or la a public
apology in order?
JUDmtlURY
Coata Mesa
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.. THE CROWD
One women S experience with cancer
' 'G Ive me health and a day, and I will make
\, the pomp of emperors
rimculous." Ralph Waldo
P.merson sald. The 19th·century
philosopher and writer was
quoted by~ Julia Sweeney
as she began
---=~--, her address to
the sold·out
crowd
attending the
16th annual
Circle 1000
Founders'
Brunch.
Sweeney.
perhaps best
known for her B. W. COOK rote on
television's
Saturday Night Live as
• Anctrogynous Pat." came to
!'JeWport Beach last week to share
her life story and help raise funru.
for th;e Hoag C.ancer Center.
· Circle 1000 organizers chaired by Vldd Booth. brought m the
bommunity and the doUars
foUowed. The crowd in the
ballroom of the Four Seasoru.
Hotel in Fashion Island cheered
with joy as the announcement
was made that more than
$500.000 was raised, bringing the
overall dollar amowit donated by
brcle l 000 to more than SS
tnillion.
The cheers over the
fund·raising success rumed to·
toartng laughter and then tear.. as
keynote speaker Sweeney took
her Newport· Mesa audience on a
wild romp sharing her pel"iOnal
and family struggle with her own
cervical cancer and her brother
Michael's non· Hodgkin'!.
lymphoma Cancer claimed
Michael's life at the age of 31
. Sweeney took the podjum and
began by telling her audience
that her experience with cancer
began some seven years ago. after
a divorce.
·we told all of our friends chat
our divorce was made In
heaven ... Sweeney sald, getting
her first wave of laughter In the
Four Seasons ballroom.
After her divorce, she moved
from New York to Los Angeles
with the hope of starting over,
finding her own space and
settling in to a home of her own
that she planned to share with no
other person.
Soon after, younger brother
Michael was diagnosed with
cancer. He also lived in Los
Angeles. Michael moved In with
Julia. and then their parents
joined them. coming down from
Washington state.
Soon her perfect life of solitude
became the recreation of a family
unit brought together under dire
cimunstances. .
For nearly an hour at the Four
Seasons Newport. SWeeney had
the crowd in the palm of her
hand, sharing insight after insight
on the relationships between
parents and children. The
laughter she generated was
infectious. She was wann and
candid. Many in the crowd
related to her often outJandish
stories. ln their own way, so many
had shared the experience of
dealing with cancer. The
audjence knew exactly where
Sweeney was coming from.
ln lhe end. her m~e \VdS
one of hope. Sweeney's brother
Michael passed away, and she
c,hared her final moments with
him.
"My parents called a priest to
administer last rights to Michael
m the hospital: she said. holding
hctclc her awn tears. "I was agamst
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continue living.·
"When the priest arrived,
MJchael turned to me and said,
'This is really cool,' and to my
amazement, the experience gave
him final moments of peace," she
said.
Laughter In the ballroom had
been replaced with silence. More
than 500 Hoag Hospital
supporters including Circle I 000
founder Sandy Sewell, and
donors including Sheryl
Andenon. underwriting chair of
the day. Arden Flumon. Hyla
Berta. Un Auer, Nora
JoatpetdOn Joh.Mon. GJnny
Ueberroth. Mary Buddngham,
Darlene and Walter Gerken.
Jllcquelyn and Rober1 DtDnwi.
Ruth Feuerstein. JodJ
Greenbaum. Mary Lyons, Mary
Kay and Louis VanderMo&en.
~ Curry and EH:r.abeth
Colyar' Vincent. silently wiped
their tears. rising to offer Sweeney
a standing ovation.
The 16th annual brunch puts
Sweeney in very distinguished
company. Pclst speakers were
Nancy Reagan. Geraldine
Perraro, Peter Uebenoth, Scott
Hamilton and Harry Belafonte.
A significant portion of the
funds raised by Orcle 1000 L'i
eaIT1'laded for the Hoag C.ancer
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-, Treat your mom to a fabulous meal
By Kathy Mader
Ahhh. mom. Mother's Day. ll's
1mponan1 to celebrate Mom,
everyday and aJways. And in my
family. there is no bener way to
celebrate 'than 10 eat
Moms -at least this one -
love 10 eat. You !HlY your mother
is no longer with us? Eat in her
memory. You say you never had a
mother?. Eat to wha1 could have
been. You say you never wanted
a molhel1 You have to eat
anyway.
This Mother'i. Day, I'm offering
you an opportunity 10 think both
inside and outside the box. Let
me explain. When I say "inside
the box.· I mean "inside the
pastry box."
Picture this: never getting out
of your brand new pajamas and
barely even lifting your head off
the pillow but to sample some of
the most righteous chocolate .
cookies and brownies o f a.Qtime.
Send someone who calls you
"mother over to Let Them Eat
Cake, a bakery and cake shop on
the com er of Wilson and
Newport Boulevard, and have
them go straight for the
chocolate decadence cookie. This
monumental cookie has five
kinds of c;hocolate and is a biJ
cri.spy on the outside and
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El Ranehito, (949) 642-1142
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melty-gooey on the Inside.
Let Them Eat Cake is a first
come, 6rst served bakery unless
you have the presence of mind to
call ahead. Needless to say. I have
been left without way loo often.
The five-pound browrues are
my second choice (People have
been known to take several days
to eat these). Put them in the
.microwave for about 45 seconds,
and you have pecans swimming
in molten chocolate cake. Simply
to die for.
The lemon bar is In a league of
its own, with a fresh lemon sJjce
right on top. You cannol -I
repeat -cannot go wrong
bringing home a box of these
treats for your mama Their
address is 2346 Newport Blvd. c.au (949) 646-0542. They will not
be open Sunday. so plan ahead
and pick them up Saturday.
Now, outside the pastry box.
While dressing up for a fancy
brunch is quite nice, and the
Hyatt Newporter always makes It
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worth your while with the
mother or all brunches (definitely
call ahead!), don't make your
decision until you have
considered some of your more
casual choices. Maybe mom
doesn't want to wear a dress this
year. Maybe she can't fit into her
dress this year. Whatever.
My all-time favorite breakfast
or brunch place is Plums Caf~
on the comer or 17th Street and
Tustin Avenue behind Jack in the
Box. For Mother's Day thi<i year, it
is offering a brunch that is the
regular outstandin.g breakfast
menu, with cocktails, coffee and
juice. Salmon hash, crispy
coconut French toast,
apple-honey sausage and the
unbelievable Dutch baby. a
jumbo •pancake~ sprinkled with
powdered sugar and served with
lemon and marionbeny
compote ... everyone will be
happy. Don't make mom share,
and she will be the happiest of
all
Another option outside the box
is FJ Ranch.ito on Placentia in
Costa Mesa. In a casual and
lighthearted atmosphere
complete with live mariachis
playing requests. you can enjoy
all of the specialties -fajitas.
omelets, camitas and chicken
mole, a Mexican delicacy made
of chick.en in a rich and spicy
sauce with a hint or chocolate.
Best of all. the tortillas are
handmade. Can\ beat that wtth a
stick. mi mod.re
If you really want to take It
easy. and at the same lime enjoy
some California sun and
atmosphere. try the Bade Bay
Caf~ next to the Dunes. Prom 9
a.m. 10 3 p.m .. it will be offering a
major brunch QUI on the patio
with a view of the water and the
boat docks. You are definitely in
Southern California and the
belier for it
The brunch will include
raviolis. salmon gl37.ed ham and
carved roast beef for en trees,
with you name it on the SJde -
garlic mashed potatoes. cheese
board. salads, an
order-your-own-omelet stauon,
breakfast meats, various desseru ...
and mimosas for all older than '
21.
-Obviously. th~ are only
several of the many choices you
have th1s Mother's Day. Many of
the loc:aJ restaurants have
Something special going on. But
it really is fun to try something
different. and sometimes. a
relaxed atmosphere is best.
Whatever you choose to do.
take this advice from me. r~
your mom. Happy Mother's Day! :
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dentity ' takes ai~ at the psyche, 'X-Men ' marks the spot ·
~ Many allegedly new movies jepac:kage old fonnulas by
~ideas and plot devices ~ other films. "Identity• is that
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t.Jndred Hollywood clic:Ms, but
b:ansloam and adds to them to
aeate something remarlcable and
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' JOHN
bEPKO
John
Cusack and
Ray Liotta are
perfectly cast
as the cencral
figures in this
gritty
psychological
thriller and
aimedrama
that Alfred
Hitchcock
would have
been proud to
have directed.
; The clicMs are myriad: a cold
and stormy night replete with
OlWlder. lightning and endless
tain. Bridges. phones and power
Ines go OUl
A group of 10 seemingty
unconnected travelers are all breed by the stonn to stay at the
$a.me Isolated motel. A middle
cJas,, couple with a quiet child, a
cop transparting a shackled killer.
a movie star with her limo driver,
a hooker from Vegas and two
young newlyweds are thrown
together for one night under the
watchful eye of the creepy moiel
clerk. One by one. untimely
deaths befall the traveler; under
increasingty bizarre
circumstances to the siru..,ter
musical score.
While this all sounds very
familiar. Michael Cooney'!>
outstanding screenplay takes
these often used elementS and
losses them with enough
mind-stretching rwi.sts and rums
to catapult the viewer on a roUer
coaster ride that had me rwnpmg
out of ~y seat more than once.
This edgy thriller takes aim
squarely at the psyche with
relen~ suspense that ~
into doubt all tha.t seems obvious.
While there is violence, n's mostly
off-screen and used appropriately
10 increase the tension of the tale.
Great direction by James
Mangold creates an imaginative
mystery that requires intelligence
and attention to detail to figure
oul U this kind of film is your cup
of tea. and you have the
emotional stamina to ride it out.
i(s a rollicking good time at the
m<Mes.
• JOHN D£PKO is a Costa Mesa
resident and a senior investigator for
the Orange County public defender's
office.
Singers ' 'X2' new and
improved hero flick
When I was a little girl and
my only concern was reachmg
the top shelf
where my
mom hid the
Baby Ruth!>
and
Butterfingers,
I would si1
doe-eyed
watching
• Mighty
Mouse · I
knew tha1 he JULIE could do
LOWRANCE what 1
couldn't.
To this day I still love the
larger-than-life character!> that
live in the pages or comic
books: the unusuaJ heroes.
born of humanity. resembling
you and me. but poSl>essing
extraordinary powers.
In their worlds, good
triumphs over evll even agamst
extreme odds. And in these
uncertain, turbulent times.
everyone needs a hero -and
sometimes -only a superhero
will do.
The innovative "X·Men"
movie opened the door for
future comic-book based films.
During its blockbuster-opening.
weekend, plans had already
begun for a sequel.
Sequels can be ri!>ky. Fans
expec1 bigger and better, but
most sequels pale in
comparison to their original
prints. It's a balancing act.
remarning true to the essence
of the original fiJm whtle
making improvements for the
1>equel.
I suspect that Bryan Singer,
the director of "X-Men" and its
sequel, may be Mighty Mouse
in disguise. strealong across the
sky proclaJming, "I !ere I come
10 save the day!" Pulling off a
nearly impossible feat. Singer's
"X2· X-Men United" 1s
refreshingly new and improved.
·xi· opem with the
attempted assassination of the
president and the introduction
of a new teleporting.
deVIl -tailed, blue-hued mutant,
N1ghtcrawler (Alan Cumming).
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The kids are alL
right, but not
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grown-ups.
Eddie Murphy,
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Garhn team up rn
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Day Care," set to
open Friday rn
theaters.
Mystique (Rebecca
Romijn·Stamos). New 1s
Iceman, a.le.a. Bobby (Shawn
Ashmore). Rogue's new
boyfriend.
Although "X2• easily stands
on Its own, like an episodic
comic book, there are msights
to be gained from viewing
"X·Men," especially about the
subplots. love trianglei. and
innuendos.
When Magneto snidely
compliments Rogue on her
striking coif, did he simply
wake up on the wro ng ~•de or
the cell?
And the most pressing
question of all: Will there bed
third "X-Men·? Considering the
clues in "X2," definuely. Ho\\-
does "XJ: Phoenix Rising"
sound as the title for the nex1
episode in mutant man1<11
•JULIE LOWRANCE •s a Costa
Mesa resident who works a1 a
Newport Beacn overnight a1rcraft
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\\'ant \:our Lost
(Patrick Stewart) and h1s band
of X-Men will battle against evil
and protect the very mankind
that fears them. With their arch
nemesis, the
metal-manipulaung leader of
the rebel group Brotherhood.
Magneto (Ian McKellen).
incarcerated in a plastic
bubble, there is a new villain to
battle.
St oc Ii Invest n1ent IJac k '!
The president establishes a
special task force, headed by
the military mad-scientist
William Stryker CBnan Cox) to
find the assassin
But Stryker has a personal
agenda: to annihilate all
mutants. He's able to control
Magneto, extracting
information that solidifies his
evil plan. When the telepathic
Xavier is kidnapped. the X-Men
mus1 form an alliance with
Magneto to combat Stryker .
"X2" wastes little time m
re-introducing the wad
characters on the o'l:ld chance
that you didn't see its
predecessor. Reprising their
roles are the brooding,
metal-clawed Wolverine (Hugh
Jackman), telekinetic Jean Grey
(Famlce Janssen).
weather-manipulating Storm
(Halle Berry). fiery-eyed
Cyclops (James Marsden).
life-suckmg Rogue (Anna
Paquin) and shape-shifting
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flob:p.es and a large rod~nt
invade OCC next weekend
By Tom Titus
Between them, Jack Sharkey
and Tun Kelly have performed
basically the same services to
the theater as Mad Magazlne's
"usual gang of idiots" have
rendered to serious Uterature.
Sharkey, the late Orange
County playwright -so prolific
he wrote under several
pseudonyms -was the first to
envision turning "Dracula" into
a musical. Kelly did a number
on Tennessee Wllllams with his
satirical "Murder in the
Magnolias." Both bypassed the
jugular vein on their way to the
funny bone.
When these two manic
minds merged, they concocted
a Sherlock Holmes mystery that
Arthur Conan Doyle never
imagined in his 61 stories about
the master detective. They
called it "Sherlock Holmes and
the Giant Rat of Sumatra." with
Kelly furnishing the script and
Sharkey (also a ski lled pianist)
supplying the music and lyrics.
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MUSIC
'RUSSIAN BEAUTY'
The Pacific Symphony will play a
program of Russian worts today
at the Orange County Performing
Arts Center. The divertimento
from Stravinsky's MThe Fairy
Kiss.# written on the 35th
anniversary of Tchaikovsky's
death, and Prokofiev's Violin
Concerto No. 1 precede
Tchaikovsky's MSwan Lake" ballet
suite. Ti<*ets cost from $19 to
$59. The Center is at 600 Town
Center Drive. Costa Mesa.
Information: (714) 755-5799.
MARC-ANDRE HAMELIN
Canad~n pianist and composer
,Orange Coast College has
selud upon this work by the
celebrated "masters of musical
nonsense" and will offer It for a
two-weekend engagement
opening next Thursday under
the direction of Alex Golson.
"There was but one Sherlock
Holmes story that was never
written down by the meticulous
Dr. Watson, and that story was
'The Giant Rat of Sumatra.'
Golson said. "This engaging
Victorian spoof provides the
explanation as to why Dr.
Watson failed lo capture the
story on paper."
The cast of characters is a
who's who of the Victorian era.
In addition to Holmes, Watson,
Professor Moriarty, Inspector
Lestrade and Mrs. Hudson.
playgoers will encounter Mata
Harl, Jack the Ripper and
Queen Victoria herself.
Impersonating these real and
imaginary characters at OCC
will be Rudolph Neimann
(Holmes), Michael Cavinder
(Wa tson), Sean Gray (Moriarty),
Marc-Andre Hamelin will perform
at 7:30 p.m. today in Founders
Hall. Herbert Glass will give a
preview at 6:45 p.m. TI<*ets are
$49. Founders Hall is at the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center. 600 Town Center Drive,
Costa Mesa. Information: (714)
755-5799.
NEIL SEOAKA
Pop legend Neil Sedaka joins the
Pacific Symphony ops in concert
in Segerstrom Hall at 8 p.m.
Friday and Saturday. Ti<*ets cost
$26 to $80. Segerstrom Hall is at
the Orange County Performing'
Arts Center, 600 Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa. Information:
(714) 755-5799.
PARISSA AND THE DASTAN
ENSEMBLE
The Philharmonic-Society of
Orange County is presenting the
Pari1$8 and Dastan Ensemble in
concert at 7 p.m. May 11 at the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center. Ticbts cost $100, $59,
$55, $40, $29 and $19 at can be
purchased at the Center's Box
Office at (714) 556-2787. The
Harriett Whltmyer (Mrs.
Hudson), Teddy Spencer
(Lestrade) and Sean Engard
(Jack the Ripper).
Others ln the c(lst are
Heather Leanna. Megan
ZuJiam, Katie McGuire, Andrew
VooderschmlJt, Emily Rued, :
Jessica Barnes. Lauren Kushin.:
O.anel Panagiotopoulous,
.David Reider. HaJ Golson and
Jeremy Spandorff.
The property list also is
unique -a jeweled dagger,
miniature chamber, opium
den. some lmmobiUzing gas
and a hideous idol. Despite
these ominous accouterments.
the college describes it as a
show "suHable for the entire ..
family.·
"Sherlock Holmes and the
Giant Rat of Sumatra" opens
next Thursday and will be
staged at 8 p.m. Thursdays
through Saturdays and at 2 p.m.
Sundays. II will close May 18.
• TOM TrrUS' reviews run
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Center is at 600 Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa.
OCC SYMPHONY
The Orange Coast College's
Symphony will close its 42nd
season at 7:30 p.m. May 11 with a
performance featunng worts by
composers Mussorgsky, Ravel
and Beethoven. The concert is in
OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre.
Ticbts are $10 to $6 and are
available at the Community
Education Office. Information:
(714) 432-5880. OCC is at 2101 •
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
SOPRANO ISABEL
BAYRAKDARIAN
Soprano Isabel Bayrakdarian will
debut in the Orange County
. Performing Arts Center's Voioes in
Song series at 7:30 p.m. Saturday
in Founder's Hall. She won first
prize in the prestigious Placido
Domingo 2000 Operalia
competltlon. ric:*ets are S60 and
are available at the Center box
office or online at www.ocpac.OfP.
The Center is at 600 Town Center
Drive. Costa Mesa. lnfomlation:
(714) 755-5799.
QUOTE OF ntE DAY
"It was the kind of game
where a play here, or a play
there, and the outcome
could ha ve been reversed."
Jon Green, Estancia baseball coach
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ThurSday, May 8. 2003 81
Peterson, Mustangs ring up Estancia
Mesa pitc her posts third
win over Eagles as Mesa
sweeps fo ur-game
crosstown series.
Barry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Not long before
members or the Costa Mesa High base-
ball team began to ring the beU atop the
Troxel Trophy that goes to the annual
crosstown series winner, m ore than a
few Mustangs had lo answer the beU in
a seesaw 6-3 Golden Wet.I League vic-
tory Wednesday at Estancia.
Not the least of those were junior left-
handed pitcher Justin Peterson and sen-
CostaMesa 6
Estancia 3
ior designated hit-
ter Robert Rodri-
gue7..
Peterson pitched
five strong innings
of relief to earn his
third victory over
the Eagles this sea-
son. He struck out
the first five he
faced, yielded just
two hits and
walked one to im-
prove his record to 5-3.
Rodriguez went 3 for 4 with two dou-
bles. He doubled in two runs in the
third inning to give the Mustangs a 3-2
lead, then doubled and scored in a
three-run seventh. after the Eagles had
pulled even, 3-3, with a run in the sixth.
Other Mesa heroes included: senior
catcher Nate Hunter. who reached four
times in five plate appearances and
drove in a run, without registering an
official at-bat; senior left fielder Derek
Garcia • who was 2 for 4 and scored a
run; sophomore shortstop Alex Pisarski
who scored twice; and junior center
fielder Gary Gonzalez who singled in
the go-ahead run in the seventh and
later scored to add insurance.
Estancia (3-18, 1-8 in league) wa.) not
without a heroic effort of its own, in the
person of junior Jeremy Hauser. Hauser,
whom Coach Jon Greeh said had
pitched only four or five · innings all
spring. battled gamely into the seventh.
Mesa's first four runs were unearned.
"This was an important game for our
lcids and Jeremy wanted the ball.'' said
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SWIMMING
Seniors
set tone
forCdM
Sea Kings go according to
schedule in PCL preli minaries,
wh ich features tigh t battle with
University.
Steve Virgen
Dally Piiot
CORONA DEL MAR -When Corona del Mar
High girls swim coach Doug Voiding thinks of his
seniors. a smile comes to his face. There are eight
of them: Brittney Bowlus, Danielle Carlson, Danie-
la DiGiacomo, Jessica Harkins. Oiristina Hewko,
Niki Hendricbon. Kelli Kline and
Jackie McCoy. They have been
swimming for Voiding and CdM
for the past four years and now, to-
gether, they want to reach their
goal, which is a Pacific Coast
League championship.
The Sea Klngs' quest for the tide
began with the PCL preliminaries Wednesday at
CdM. They qualified first in six events and had 13
advance to the championship finals. which begin
Friday at 1 p.m. The CdM seniors set the tone. as
they helped Voiding make sure every swimmer was
prepared for the league finale.
Bowtw led the Sea Kings, qualifying first in the
50-e . an me
Green, who cited p itching depth and
Hauser's value at shortstop as reasons
for his limited mound appearances. "It
was the kind of game where a play here,
or a play <here, and the outcome could
have been reversed.•
Mesa· Coach Doug Deats was also im-
pressed by Hauser's pitching perform-
ance.
"He did a good job of not giV1ng into
US," Dea LS said.
rh.e Mustangs and F.agles appeared to
be m a giving mood earty, as five com-
bined errors, four by Cost.a M~.
helped produce five combmed un-
earned runs the first three innmgs.
Cullen Crom reached on an error,
went to second on a passed baU and
M:ored o n a play that featured two er-
rcm. 10 give the hosts a 1-0 lir~t ·inning
Alexandra Shue.
above, won the
girls 500-yard
free style in
Wednesday's
Pacific Coast
League prehms.
Christina Hewko,
left. 1s oveqoyed
after Ryan Moore
asked her to the
prom by making a
water proof sign.
PHOTOS BY
SE.AN HILLER I
DAILYPllOT
(54.45), as she collected season-best times in each.
Freshman Alexandra Shue also qualified first in
two events, the 200 individual medley (2:16.38) and
the 500 free (5:14.51), while sophomore Jordan
Anae qualified first in the 100 backstroke with a
lea.SOn-best 1:01.85, and her yoWlger sister, fresh-
man Tuntua Anae. qualified first lo the 100 breast-
stroke (1:12.03).
"'Ibey have been important (to CdMJ in every
W&J• Vokling said o f his seniors. "With leadership
and }u.5t who they are, they have been important
This is truly a group I will ~ and not just be-
cause of their athletid.sm. •
also vying for the title. The Trojans 13-0· l in l~gue)
can win the championship outright, if they win the
The role for the Sea King seniors has become a
bit more important since PCL rival University is SH SEA KJNGS, Pase 83
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
lead.
An errant p1d:off throw LO ..econd al-
lowed an l..tgle runner to reach thtrd.
then score on l:m ~heaferc; infield lut
for an unearned run m the f..'>wnc1a ~
ond. But in the la">t or the thud. Pe ter
son. who had thrown twu complete
game-; agam!>t 1 • .-.tanc1a ttw, -.ea-.on,
strode to the mound and, '>t't:'mingly,
m10 the colletllvt' ron\t 1ou ... ne-.\ o( 1he
1-,agl~.
"When IPt>ttr.onl tame in, I thml our
kids went Uhg. here "'-t' go aga.1n "
Green <>a.1d "I think our 111wn-.1I\ on of-
fense dropped a huJe hit " ·
Peterson. v.ho \tnid. •JUI 1·1 111 ctn
April 4 win over 1he I .a~le'>. retired I 0 111
the firsr 11 ht> fatt'd. hefort> l\lt·r I torr
See MUSTANGS, Page 82
GOLF
Mesa Verde
adds s tyle
to practice
Revamped driving range.
practic e facility should
provide golfers with any
shot possible.
There will he \0 many targt•t dtH.l
p~ctice green., at Me-..i Verde< ountr'\
Oub that one c:ould .inually pfd\ J
nine-hole par 3 couf'.t' wit.tun the
confines of the practice facilit\
·we will be able to mow down uw
target greens and
play on them You
couJd (play a
modified nine-hole
roundl becaul>e
they're close enough
together,· Me~
Verde head golf
professional Torn
Sargent said.
ln addioon to the
six target greens on RICHARD
the reconstrncted.
m-1eve1 driVlng DUNN
range. wtuch is
scheduled to open to members by early
June. Mesa Verde will add rwo USGA
primed practice green~. One '"'" have a
bunker complex around it, wtule the
other will feature high lip bun.lers
Another pracuce green is two lt'\t>I'>
and shaped like an hourglass \\-1th c;omt•
undulation and ad1acent gra.s.s bunker-.
·vou should be able to create iust
about any ~ot you want betwet>n the
practice tee and practice greens,•
i---..;:ICU.KClll..sauL "You can even h11 \lde-luU
lies. that kmd or r;tuff. h's pretl) cool
There aren't many clubs. to my
knowledge -cenainly no club u1
Orange (',ounty -with th!S kmd of
practice fac1bty. Shady Canyon has a
lop-notch practice facility, but I don~
know if it's got everything we've got. It's
pretty neat •
Mesa Verde, which opened its
remodeled clubhouse at the begmmn~
of the year. has alwa~ resonated as a
See GOLF, Pap 83
Jane-E Yamamoto
Versatile Costa Mesa junior's impact has spilled into pitching
.circle to help Mustangs remain in contention for league title.
'
12 Tht.ndly, Mly 8, 2003
Sailors
spoil
no-no
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Cantarella's two-out double
in seventh lone Harbor hit.
NEWPORT BEACH -Newport Harbor
I Ugh junior Joe Cantarella <toubled with
rwo outs in the seventh to break up a no-
hit bit by Woodbridge junior left-hander
Jack Rye, but the visiting wamors earned a
1-0 Sea View League baseball victory
Wednesday.
Ryan Rowe reached on a two-out error
before CantareUa's drive to the gap in left-
center field, but Sailors Coach Joel Desguin
said Rowe had no chance to score on the
play.
Rye. who homered twice and earned the
pitching victory in the Warriors' 18-5
trouncing of Newport in their first meeting
April 2, got the final out on a Dy ball to
complete the one-hit shutout
YOUTH BASEBALL
Rios, Red Sox.
edge Angels
~
Alex Rlo9' triple in the bottom scored two runs along with ~
or the sixth inning proved the Blower. ~
ditrerence in an 8-6 victory for Tyler YanMa scored three
the Red Sox over the Angels in runs while Joel Dlceme-Tenon
Newport Harbor Baseball singled and doubled for the ,
Asaociation Bronco Division Angels. Luke Dewlon had an ,,
. (11-12-year-old) play. RBI single and showed solid
The game saw three lead defense.
changes and two des, with the In Pinto (7-8-year-old) play: .,
Red Sox pushing across three •The Red Sox and Mariners
runs in their half of the six1h played at Newport Heights
inning. Monday.
The Red Sox led. 4·2, after QuJnd Holgate, Auatln
three Innings, but the Angels Smith and Dub Monalee all
came bade with three in the fifth continued their hot hitting
to take a 5-4 lead Outldan while Bryan Shollln made
Andenon led off with a double some strong plays in the field. ,.,
and Blab DPey later knocked · Robert AJnandtt. P.ttevan ,
him in with an RBI single. Ned Muniz and Spencer Buchanaq
Lyon also had an RBI in the all added solid play.
inning on a fielder's choice. ln Shetland National
The Red Sox got on the board (6-year-old) action: .
in the first inning on a single by •Cory Kennedy'• hit with the
Daniel Nonie, who later scored bases loaded drove in Hant.on
on an RBI single by Joeh Vandenort to spark the Philllei
Bowman. Denny M09kovtts hit in the first game of coaches
a sacrifice fly and Rios walked in pitching to batters.
the inning. Joey Faria made some
The Red Sox broke a tie with catches in the outfield and MaU
rwo runs in the bottom of the Valeriano caught Uam
Rowe and Cantarella were the only New-
pon runners to get past first base. Rye had
three strikeouts and did not walk a batter.
lbe Sailors had one runner reach in the
first and second, but was retired in order in
the third through sixth.
MARK C DUSTIN I DAJlY PILOT
Newport Harbor shortstop Dave Erickson connects for a base hit in a game earlier this
season. The Sailors lost to Woodbridge in a Sea V~ League game Wednesday, 1-0.
third inning as Moskovits drove Ogburn'• throw from third base
in Arturo Vaquez with a single. to record the first our.
Garrett Morgan knocked in Grtftln Sharp played strong
rwo runs with an RBI double in in center field.
the fourth. SeaV"-LNpe
Woodbridge 1L~ 0
the sixth inning. but 'TnM>r In Pony play:
Noon fielded a sharply-hit ball to •Newport River Dogs 12,
end the game. Corona del Mar Athletics 5 Cantarella also made a tine defensive
play for the Tars (8· 15, 3-9), fielding a Oy
ball in right field, then throwing o ut a run-
ner trying to score from third.
Sailor starter Ryan Heenan gave up three
hits in five innin~ and Rowe threw rwo
scoreless innings of two-hit relief for the
Tars.
Score by--. Woodbridge ooo 100 o 1 5 3
Moskovits also starred on the The River Dogs produced 16
mound, strildng out eight in , hits, four of them by Nathan ... Newport ooo ooo o -o 1 1 three innings. Todd, who clubbed his fourth
Woodbridge's lone run, scored by Rye,
came on a first-and-third double steal in
The two teams play again Friday at 7
p.m. at Wtndrow Park.
Rye and Sandzimier; Heenan, Rowe (6) and
Sanchez. W -Rye. L -Heenan. 28 -Cantarella
(NH).
Andrew Taylor contributed ho me run of the season en
two walks and a run scored. route to knocking in four RBis.
MUSTANGS
Continued from B 1
man singled with one out in the
sixth. Hoffman went to second
on a passed ball and advanced
90 more feet on a groundout
Jose Jauregui then singled to
center to tie the game.
The Mustan~ (9-14, 3-6 in
league), however, didn't wait
long to reclaim the lead
PisarsJcj reached on an error
to begin the Mustangs' seventh,
then, waiting to see if the ball
would fall in shallow left-center,
wound up at third on Rodri-
guez's second double of the
day.
Gonzalez followed with a sin-
gle to center, which was bob-
bled in the outfield to allow Ro-
driguez, who had stopped at
third, to score to make it 5-3.
Gonzalez went to second on
Steve Doerr's well-executed Sac-
rifice bunt, then trotted into
third on a wild pitch. After
walks to Jeff Waldron and Dylan
Hunter, Gonzalez scored on
Nate I lunter's sacrifice Dy to
right for a comfortable three-
run cushion.
Peterson retired tJ;le side in
order in the seventh to cap the
Mustangs' four-game sweep of
the Eagles this season, includ-
ing both league meetings.
"We stNted Coop today, be-
cause Justin threw on Friday and
we wanted (Peterson) out on the
hill at the end," Deats said. "We
got two innings out of Cooper
and we brought Petey in. I don't
know if (Peterson! is in (the
Eagles'! heads or not I;~ think
he just does a good job of com-
peting and throwing strikes."
Cooper and Peterson com-
bined for 11 strikeouts and a
three-hitter to outduel Hauser
and overcome four Mesa errors.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS GOLF
· , . Corona del Mar's Chikovani, .
Sherman advance to finals
Sea Kings tee off
for last round of
Paci.fie Coast
League tourney
in Chino.
CHINO -Corona del Mar
High boys golfen Nick
Sherman and Ala
Chikovani both made the
atl and will move on to the
final day of comped don of
the Pacific Coast League
finals at £1 Prado Golf
YAMAMOTO
Continued from B 1
hitting .346 and had 15 steals in
J 7 attempts. She was also 5-3 as
a pitcher; with a 1.65 ERA.
• Sbe was really a surprise for
us last year. especially hitting
four home runs." Mustangs
C.oach Rick Buonarlgo said.
"'This year, she's more into base
bits. Shel a very good athlete
who bas really come around at
aecond base. We really needed
aomeone to play aecond last
year and she really pkbd It up
quJclcly. I think abe'1 an
aJJ-league secood beeeman and
hu the potential to be an
AD-OF (Southern SedionJ
player."
Yamamoto said Watchln8
Course in Ollno. Ury each lhot 81. 11m
Sherman shot a Frohllng carded an 83 U>ac
2·over-par 74 while with an 88&om1.Kb
Ch.lkoYan.l fired a 77 on the Rablnowfdi and an 88 bf
par-72 O:lino Creek Course Brad Ownbedbi.
Wednesday. The cut for _ The top ais flOm ~·
today's final round was 79, round will qualify for die
GdM Goadi-MiU----Cl.E.SOU&lllieal.Selcdat~,...._ ........... .l
Scalkweadler said. Sherman
and Cllikova.nf join 10 other
golfen on the Bunerfleld
Coune at £1 Prado today
beginning at noon.
.SUtter 1.acbman, called up rtom the junior varsity, shot
80 while Ben TUaeo and Rob
fnNn lbe du&out u an djnb-gnder created a
1tf0111 cWre to cootribute on the ~.
~ rDlde the Imm tn ~ aade. but l aat the
benda." lhe ~"I dlddt &.w much fun, but
I cOuld Me Jt -·...,cool .,rt a I bleW
..... _..betoaiUdablfl~I
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"It was a little ugly," Deats
said "If we play good defense.
I'm not sure they score any runs
and if they play good defense, it
might have been the same way
for us. We left a lot of guys on
base (111. but we got a couple
big hits from Rodriguez and
Gonzalez." ;
Goldell w.. LNp
Cosb ~ 6 &tanda 3
Mesa 5c:c::~~. 6 7 4
Estancia no 001 o . l l 3
CooP8f', Peterwon (3) and N. Hunter;
Hauser, Hoffman (7) and Crom. W •
Pet8f90n, 5-3. L • Hauser, 0-1. 28 •
Rodriguez (CM) 2.
Vasquez, Moskovits and Rios Todd went 4 for 4 with rwo
each scored twice for the Red singles and a double and got
Sox while An~erson and Lyon the save for Spencer Smith.
crossed the plate twice for the Todd struck out four in 1 y,
Angels. innings in relief of Smith. who
In Mustmg (9-16-year-old) play: pitched three innings. allowing
•Indians 10, Angels 7 three runs on six hits with seven
The Indians came back from a strikeouts to get his third win.
5-0 deficit with 10 runs in the· Smjth finished 3 for 4 with a
fourth and fifth innings to win. double and two RBis.
Logan Prlmd ha<ttwo singles. Dan WlnkJe went 3 for 4 with.
four RBis and rwo runs scored an RBI while Peter Hapke.
for the Indians while Tyler Jac:Uon Masalnglll and
Porteom tallied a single and the Mk:hael Thagrand all tallied
game-winning RBI. one RBI.
Jack ICanen added two singles, Brett Adame and Glen
rwo RBis and two runs scored Ouiltlamen each singled for
along with Teddy Stdfel'I two the River Dogs.
singles. a double, two RBis and Massingill threw out his sixth
two runs. runner of the year trying to
1ACb Porteous pitched and steal.
HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
DON l..EAQi I DAILY Pl.OT
Costa Mesa's Pauli Rodriquez chases a foul bal earlier this year. Mesa beat Estancia, 13-2, Wealesday.
Mustangs find their swing
Flores shuts down
Mesa until the
fourth, when the hit
parade began in
Mustangs' 13-2 win.
as they seot 13 batters to the
plate. Four of the five hitters
who walked came around to
score.
"We helped (Mesa! with a lot
of errors ISi and 14 wallcs," F.s-
tancla Coach Marc Rod.lg said
l!stancia sophomore Hillary
COSTA MESA-Estancia High larlen sent a Rn8ie up the mid·
pitcher evelyn Flores carried a die to plate leadoff hltter Re-
no-hitter through three innings becca Kaplan and ftores tn the
until visJtlng Costa Mesa finally Orst lnning. K.aplan led off with a
f'oWld lta stroke ln the fowtb and wdt and Flores was hit by a
fifth inn1ngs 10 post a 13-2 come-ptu:b for the Eagles (10.9, 2-8).
from-behind Golden West Mell second baseman fl;ne-B
Lague IOftball victo.ry Wednet· Yamamoto went 2 for 4 wt.th a
day. double, three RBis and two runs
"(Flores) pitched three very ICOred. Her double in the ftfth
good Innings." Costa Mel& IKlOled two and ber llngle ln the
c.oach Rick Buonartgo said of fourth pw t.4-tu lb:th run.
f1ores' performance. Ant buemlr1 KeDy 1bppe alao
MeA (15-9, 7-2 tn leacue> ecored two .,..,,
econ!d etaflt runa In lht bsth Buds limJMd the e.glel to
1nn1ng anc1 nve 1n tbe 6fth. c:bu-iwo hlu. ICrikq out threle fD
Ing~ after tile Elllel ICIOftd eam her 10th~
two nma ln the bottom of the Meu defeated .e.t.nda, 5·2.
' services of freshman Muriel Ma~
son, the team's No. 1 pitcher. ~
Mason, who is 6-5 this season,
suffered her second concussion
after she wu bit in the head wlda
a thrown ball u the fAglea w4
warming up in the 6fth ~
against Widng Santa Ana Prldlll
Santa Ana WU leecflng, 5-0. ii
the time ~ WU hit and to
forfeit the game. :
Muod Wll nMbed to the bot•
pltal .nd lt remM» uncenabi
whether lbe wtl ,..,. apAn cb6'
seuor.. Rodis Mid. :
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SPORTS
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SWIMMING
Sailors hope finals bring sun shine
.
Subpar times plague girls at
Sea View League prelims.
M•l1nle Neff
Oaity Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -The overcast, rainy
day I~ to some dismaJ times ln the pool
Wednesday at the Sea View League girls
swim prellminaries at Newport Harbor High.
Unlike the boys event Tuesday. very few
swimmers improved on their seed Limes and
were just content to qualify for Friday's fi.
na1a.
"It hasn't been a great meet for anyone,~
Newport Hamor Coach Ken I.a.Mont said.
"It's a gloomy day and everyone i5 iust kind
of dmgging. I think friday, when the sun
comes out, you'D see a much belier meet."
Nicole Mackey and Hayley Petr'lol. who
both swim with the Irvine Novaquatic11, were
the only Sailors to bring home top qualifying
spots. Mackey posted the fastest times in the
200-yard individual medley and 100 breast·
stroke. Peirsol took top honor. Ln the 200
and 500 freesty1e.
Peirsol was one of the few Sailors who was
lible to cut some time off her seed time, win·
ning her heat in 200 in I :55.11. f !er previous
best this season is I :55,35. In the 500 free she
finished more than 50 yards ahead of her
closest competition in 4:54.30, almost two
seconds faster than her seed time of 4:56.22.
Peirsol will also swim in the 400 free relay
and the breaststroke leg of the 200 medley
relay.
Peirsol still wasn't overly impressed.
~, think maybe It's just not a big deal since
it's onJy the preliminaries,• Peirsol said. ·1·ve
been kind of sketchy all season. so there is
room for lmpwvement. I've been traveling
so much and focusing on the wodd's this
summer."
Mackey'a time of 2:08.14 in the, JM was
weU off her seed time of 2:06.53. It was the
same story in the breaststroke where she
posted a 1 :08.18, almost two seconds &lower
than her seed time of I :06.37. Mackey will
join Peirsol on the 400 free relay and will
swim the Oy in the medley relay.
Senior Mai Tujima, who also swims for the
Novas, battled through sickness to qualify ln
the top eight in both of her races. She strug·
gled a bit ln the ftrst event of the meet, post-
ing a I :59.62 in the 200 free, more than three
seconds slower than her seed time. She
made up for it in the 100 backstroke, swim·
ming a 59.72 to earn the second seed. In the
process. Tajima, who will swim in both free·
style relays Friday. shaved some time of her
season's bel.t of 1 :00.09.
Ml was pretty sick today." Tajima said. ·rm
not sure what It is. But I've been real sha.lcy
alt day. But as long as we come back strong
on Friday, we are going lo be fine.·
Seniors Jenna Murphy and Ashley Parole
each earned spots in the top eight in their
races for the Sailors. Murphy took third in
the 100 breast with a time of 1:11.23, beating
her seed time of I: 11. 71. She was fourth in
the 200 IM In 2: 16.27.
Parole was the only Newpon swimmer to
get a berth in the top eight in the 50 free.
clocking a 2.6.66. Neilsen earned the top spot
·in 25.01 Alex Anderson and Annmarie Har·
vey qualified 12th and I 4tJ1 for lhe Sailors.
Parole snagged the eighth position in the I 00
free in 57.75. Jessie Ball (lj)th) and Hilary
Karges (15th) also qualified (or Newport.
Sophomore Anne Belden earned one top·
eight spot and just missed a second. Belden
grabbed the fifth spot in the I 00 free In 55.89.
Irvine, which has won sue straight Southern
Section titJes and is expectea to swim away
with the league titJe, grahl>ed the top two
spots in the race. Tanya Nielsen clocked a
53.85 and Cciurtney Cashion, who wa11 dis·
qualified m the 50 free. was i.ec.:ond in 53.92.
in the 100 backstroke, Belden -.warn a
1 :06.35, placing her ninth, JU'>t behind Th
Kennedy-Donahue from f oothill ( 1 06 02).
Belden's previous be'>t this year Wa'> a
1:05.97. Belden will also '>Wlln in the 200 and
400 free relays.
Sophomore Ashling Taylor had c1 -.trong
performance for the Sailor-.. lUtllng almost
four seconds off her 200 IM ttme ;u1d quali·
fying in Lhe 11 Lh spot in :n:l.47. lier '>eed
time of 2:27.35, would hdve m1.,-.rd the mt.
In the I 00 breast she 4ti..1hfi<.'d I :lth in
1:19.47.
Karges and Paige La.n-.m~ 111-.t 1·dg<.'d into
the top eight in the 100 butll'rfl) when they
both posted times of I 06.74 l'coo Beebe
was 11th and Kalie Enck.<.on was 15th Beebe
also earned the eighth '>J10t 111 tilt· r,oo tree in
5:47.21. Lansing and < amlvn I omvay were
I 0th and 11th.
Anderson (ninth) and Hal•lyn fhtchle
(13th) qualified for the 200 tret', Annie' Wight
(10th) wiU swtm in the JOO Im·"'' r.111d Je<;-;ica
RaU wall 10th in the IOO lrt·c
Pf<CTOS Bt Si Ar-. t" fl DA ~ P ,_ 'JT
CdM's Kim McKay in the 100 butterfly, above, and Jordan Anae in the 100 backstroke, below, won their respective races Wednesday.
SEA KINGS
Continued from B 1
PCL Finals. CdM !2 I I an
league) and Uni tied, 85 85. an
the regular-season dual m eet
March 26. The Sea Kings won the
400 free relay and also finished
third in the event to force the tJe.
With the way the 3CUOn IS
playing out, the PCL title could
be determined by the final t'vent
again.
•It's probably going to come
down to the final race," sa.Jd Uru·
versity first-year coach RQbin Ja·
cobsen, who swam for CdM un-
derVolding in the late ·aos. ·nne
lfojans) know the seriousness of
winning these finals. I didn't
have to say much. I don't see it
impossible for us to win league.
We just have to do our best."
The Sea Kings, however, feel
the same way.
~u we all do our best, we won't
have any problem." said CdM
senior Jackie McCoy. who figures
to be a key component as she
will compete ln the final individ·
ual event. the 100 breaststroke.
·it's kind of nervous. especially
since l'm ln the last (individual
event). But Mr. V has been pre-
paring us and he has us set up
for what we need to do.•
McCoy qualified fifth in the
100 breaststroke in 1:15.JO, yet
she Is capable of finJsh.ing the
event in 1:10 and will attempt lo
do so Friday.
Junior JCim McKay qualified
third in the 200 111dl\·1Llual med-
ley (2:17.69) and third in the 100
butterfly (I 03.57). whill' fre~h·
man N.hley 01andlcr (200 free.
2:06.18). Jllmor V1via11 I JJO 150
free. 25. 7!:1) and Jordan Anae I 100
£ree. 55.lJ all qu.ihfied fourth.
(h andler beuered her previous
best by m ore than a ~econd
Tumua Anae qualified fifth
with a pe!">onal reLOrd tn the 100
free (56. l41 and I lewko ah.o
qualifiea fifth m the I oo back
Cl :05.83). I lewkol hound for
tanford on ;i scholar')lup for wa·
ter polo, aho qualified in the 500
free. firushlng seventh (5:40.06).
As she came out of Lhe pool sen·
ior Ryan ~toore wa-. wailing for
her with flower.,; .ind he asked
her to the prom. <;he 11a1d Yl"i and
the two shared a hug.
Harlons 12(Xl free. 2:06.19).
Chandler ( 100 bad .. I :06.47) and
McCoy (50 free. 26.45) qualified
sixth In their event'>. while Uao
(JOO free, 57.72) and sophomore
Ann Wmners (100 breaststroke,
I: 18.29) qualified seventh for the
Sea Kings.
Junior Katya Eadmgton quali-
fied eighth in the 200 frtt
(2:12.79) and 100 butterfly
(1:08.86), while llendnckson also
qualified eighth in the 200 IM
(2:31.63).
Overall, CdM qualified no less
than two swimmers ln each
event. Voiding said the goal was
to advance four to the champi·
on.ship finals in each event,
which happened in the 100 free.
However, the 'n'ojans also quail·
fied four swimmers in that event.
GOLF
Continued from B 1
picturesque coastaJ Orange
County country club with one
of the most refre:i.hlng natural
element& -a cool ocean
breeze. But 1t11 legacy com es
frQm havtng hosted a
county-leading 12
professional golf tournament-..
from the PGA Tour.
Champions Tour (formerly the
Senior PGA Tour) and I PC..A
Tour.
The tree-lined. 6,72b yard
golf course with narrow
fairways and plenty of teeth
has also played ho~t to d U .~
Open Regional Qualifier
(1973). the u.s Junior c .• r1.,
Champioruh1p I'll i <lnLI the
Juruor Girls Amenca\ C up
(2001).
The third annual IJU A
Orange County (,ult< ]a..,.,1c.
which rai~ c,cholar.,l11p
funds, will be held ~IJ) I~
returning for tilt' 'eumd urne
to Newport Al•,u h < ou111~
Oub.
Dan Guerrero. l H I A
Athletic Din•t tor. Jnd KMI
Dorrell, nt·wly c1rpo1nt>'d
UCLA footbal1 t 1Ja1 h ~' 111 bl"
among the giiltt-r., Jll<.l <1re
scheduled to t1tll·nd the
dinner tollowing the t'\t.>nt
Mau ~teve11,, lornwr l H I.\
<.,tarung quarterb..iL~
(1983 l'IBh l and Jlll\o\ m h1'>
seventh w.i-.011 ..i-. c1 nwrnbt'r
of the UUA font hall
broJdl J'>t team. \\ 111 di.,.,
at1end
lhm Rohen-. ol Xl R.\
Sport~ Radio. c1nd the official
voice ol the Hmm.,, wt.II be
rna'>tt.'r oft ererno111e~.
The eve.mt, wh1th ra1,es
')Cholar">h1p fund'> for Orange
County 'itudtmh ..st11~11d111g
UU A. a~ \\ell d'> lrir t.h<.' lJLl.A
Fund. ha' .1 noon -.huti.,'lln
stan \'\Ith an lfi ·h11lt.-
<>cramblt.-( 11d..t,1Jh, dinner
and tlent ducoon begin at 6
pm.
fhe cost per player is $200.
Thb lncludeft golf, tee
pdck.age, pri.L.e drawing.
tonte~t), IWlch, silent auction.
dumer and program. A dinner
ucket 1s S50 per person.
TI1e one-of·a·lmd UCU.
t rud, wtll be on hand.
Cht'Vrolet p~nted a new,
1500 fl 4 ·wheel drive truck to
UC IA m May 1999 as a ttophy
for llC I A\ 1968 bru.ketball
team bt>tng named by Sport!>
llJuc,trnttd <1'> .. fhl' Greate)t "
Na11on<1I D1amp1onstup Team
of All ·1 lnll' . II IS the only
lrut ~ of th lond. produced tn
true UC I.A blue and gold dlld
Hrum Rraph1ts designed all
u ... er Legendary lormer UUA
bJ')ketball lOdlh John
\\ooden further enhanced the
\thiclt'> uniquenes'> when he
perwnally autogrdphed the
I rm kc; hood in 2000.
rhe Bruin.. (,olf Oass1c IS
'>ponsored by the UCLA
Or.1nge C .oun1y Alumru
Chc1rtt·r. thl' UC LA
C .ham ellor.., A!>Wt'ldtes of
Orangt· County cmd the UCIA
•\Jum111 A.,...ot ldlJOn Detail!>
800 H~'l 2i8b ...
l\o\ci Cl1c1.111p111n'> lour
pla>cr'>. !\I Iller Harber and Bob
C.harlt--.. -,hot their age lru;r
\o\l"ek HI the Bruno'> Memonal
c la.'>'>IC lfarhcr 172, had an
opentn~·rounJ 71. while
< h,arle'> tb7 hc1d il
-.el 011d· round 65
\\hen !om lt'nkin'> \\On
la">t \\tek 111 H1rmingham
he u•nt1nucJ t1t1.o '>treal'>
()flt', hl' Wd'> till 12th
d11fer1·nt \o\llllll'r or the
e\enl Ill 12 '>l'd'>On-. anJ
n .. o. he \o\a'> the I 01h
different w1n11cr 1r1 I 0
l"~i:nt' thi'> ">eac,on on the
< .hamp1on' lour, a rct.ord tu
'>lart the }ear I ht Jo,h1ba
<..,c111or C la'>"1l helped with
tha1 rHord \\Ith .\u'>trahan
Hodgl·r l>J\" "inning in
:\c\' port Ht'dt h
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SPORTS
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER
Khoµry reaches final
Nt-wport Hntbor I Ugh Creshrnan
Robert Khoury, the No. t seed in
the Sea View League bays tennis
indJviduaJ dwupionships. de-
leated FoolhIDs Jay l limbe(. 6--0,
G-4. in the singles semifinals
Wednesday at Laguna Hills.
falling to a Saddleback duo. 7-6,
4-6, 2-6, Wednesday. Cacho and
Valdes were seeded third while
the Saddleback team was the
No. 4 seed.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Celebrativl the Daly Pilot's
NHete of1he Week series
I 1 f i I 1 I
Burlingham named to :
All-Americari team ,.
Khoury is facing Woodbridge's
Shirnpel Suzuki. the top soed. in
the finals. The match began
Wednesday but was postponed
w1til today because of rain.
111ey're tied in the firsr set, 1-l.
In doubles, Foothill's Kyte Roy-
hul and Morgan Serfas defeated
Nt'wpon Harbor's Oiarlie
I ur111er and l'yler Deck. 6-3. 6-3.
I .u mer and Deck are both jun-
1111,
Lightning duo talces 3rd
•The No l. doubles ream
from Sage Hill School, Eric Bur-
ton and Tristlan Cordier, took
home third place in the Acad-
em y League boys tennis finals
Wednesday iOd was named to
the league's first team.
TODA ....
Z3 -Ryari Achtorberg
Corona del Mar
Baseball, '98
SCHEDULE
Newport Harbor
senior earns Parade
Magazine's top
honor for second
straight year. •
der-19 United
States national
team, which
sh e trained
with last week
in Chula Vista.
"I didn't de-
vote as much time to the high
school season lhis year, so that
was disappointing.· Burlingham
said.
teams at the event, whfch will in-
clude competition from Ger·
many, 01.ina, France and can-
ada.
Jn early August, Burlingham
will travel to' the Dominican Re-
public to compete with the na-
tionaJ team in the Pan Am
Games. Burton and Cordier lost, 6-l ,
6-2, in the semifinals to Jason
Lee and Howard Lai, the top-
seeded team and eventual
champion from hosl Whitney.
TODAY ......,..
High llChool Cap1streno Valley Chrtstian
at Sege Hiii. 3:45 p.m
Golf
Newpon Harbor High senior
Amy Burlingham leaves little
tloubt about the level she has
risen to.
' Braunsdorf ousted In the third-place match,
Burron and Cordier battled out
a tough three sets, rallying from
a 4-6 loss in the first to take the
final two, 7-5, 7-6 over Whit-
ney's second:seeded team of
James Lhi and Parag Parekh.
High llChool boys Corona del Mar at
Pacific CoHt League finels et El f>Tedo.
SoNlel
High ldlool -University et Corona del
Mar, 3:15 p.m., Newport Herbor at
Laguna Hills, 3·30 p m
For the second consecudve
year, the University of Texas·
bound soccer player has been
selected to Parade Magazine's
2003 All-American High School
Girls Soccer Team.
Newport finished 5-10-7, 3-4-3
in league and missed the OF
Southern Section Division I play-
offs this season.
She is also pan of the So Cal
Blues club soccer team, which
will play in the s tate quarter-
finals this weekend in San Ber-
nardino.
Not onJy a star on the soccer
field, Burlingham is also a
stronghold on the Sailors' trac.k
and field team. She returned U>
the track this season after a two;
year ab&ence because of a busy
soccer scheduJe and has made
her presence known.
• 1~,tancia High freshman
...,, c111 Braunsdorf came up just
ho11 m the Golden West
I l·,1gue buy'! tennis s ingles fi.
11.11, Wcdne'iday, losmg to lop-
'l't:dcd Jason Nguyen of West·
1111mter, 6-1, 6·2.
Swimming
High Khool boys end gtrls Costa Mesa
and Estencia 11 Golden West Lellgue
finals at Orange, 1 p.m
"hdlandtwd
·1 was completely shocked:
The previous year, Newport
rolled to its best postseason in
girls soccer, earning a berth in
the CIF Division II quarter-
finals.
Braun<.dorf, the No. 2 seed,
loc,I thl' fi11>t set m h11> semifinal
match luei.day. 0 -6, but re-
houndcd to post two consecu-
1ivi> 7-S victories against Ocean
View\ I humru. Nguyen.
Burton and Cordier will be
first alternates for the CIF
Southern Section individual
sectionaJs that begin May 22.
In the Southern Section Divi-
sion V finaJ ranlcings. three
teams from the Academy
League .were ranked in the top
five. Sage Hill was No. 5, with
Whitney at No. J and Fairmont
Prep at No. 3.
High sdlool boy1 a nd girls Corona del
Mar at Pacific Coast League finals at
.1n1lne, 5 p m.; Costa MOlll and Estancia
at Golden Wast league finals at Orenge
Coast College, 2 p.rtl
Yoleyt>al
Burlingham said. "It is a huge
honor to be selected out of so
many high schools in the na-
tion." Burlingham's father, Jim,
gave her the n'ews.
The three-time All-Sea Vi ew
League first-team selection
and AlJ-CIF ~honoree during
her sophomore and junior
season s, Burlingham missed a
couple of games during the
season to play for the un-
"She is a great player who will
be missed at Newport," Newpon
girls soccer coach Jason Sorrell
said. "She has done well for her-
self."
Burlingham will rejoin her
teammates on the national team
for the Adidas Cup in Houston at
the end of the month. The U.S.
will OeJd its under-19 nationaJ
team, aJong with two all-star
She placed fi.rst in the 200 ·an(!
400 meters at the league pre~
narles earUer this week and w$
race in the finals Friday.
The l.uglei.' doubles team of
Lou11> Valdeis and (}Iris Cacho
look lourth plc1cc m league after
High adlool boys Estancia 81 Ocean
Vtew, 4:30 p.m.; foothill 111 Newport
Harbor, 5;45 p.m .; Corona del Mar 111
No rthwood, 5:30 p m ; Saddlebo<ic 81
Costa Mesa, 3:15 pm., Cap1~-trano Valley
Christian at Sligo Hill, 4 JO p m
Burlingham will also join PJd(
Hernandez. J(jley Hall and Amy
Klippen in the 6.nals of the 400
and J ,600 relays Friday. ::
-Bryce Aldmod
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fictftlM hslltss
"-~
lhp lllllowine p~r'loM
di• do1ne busmn« as r: .. 1hotiv1dl0dtama\ lOm
1110 Plua clel Norte
Newpo1t Beach CA
92661
Palnc.h G 0 Neill 1110
Pld1' del N0tte Newi>Oft
BeM h CA 9?661
lh14i bUSlnt!S\ IS <.On
ducted by an ind1~1dual
H.v~ you \l;n ted <lo•ne
bu\1nen yet' Nu
Palnch C 0 Neill
I hi\ stalemenl was
tiled with lh~ rnunty
Clt:r ll of Or•nee County
on 04/18/03
20036941398
Daily P•lut Apr 24. May
I. 8, 15, 2003 Th361
I he follow me per sons
•re dome buslnen as.
DP Associates I 77
R1vers1de Ave #I 060,
Newport Beach CA
92663
Ric.hard l P11ce 1221
W co;s1 Hwy •414.
Newpor t Beach CA
92663
lh1\ bus•n~s• I\ con
11111 led by •n md1v1dual
II~•~ you •l•tl,.<1 dn1ng
llu•.111e'' yet' No R1th~r d T P11ce
I ht\ •Ultmenl WH
lilrd with lhe County
Clrrk of o,,nee County
on 04 ?5 03
2003&942301
Daily Prlol May I 8. I!> n XX>J l h391
RctlllM llsiins
Mmes......
Thr folluwon11 persons
are do1na busmen as Newm~n Properties. Inc .
1884 l"lacenha. Costa
Mn11, CA 92671
Newm•n Proper11u.
Inc. (CA). .1501 Marcus
Ave . Newpor I Bedcl•. r.A
92663
This busrnr\\ 1<. 'on
ducted by a corpnrahnn
Have you \IJrted domg
busmen yel1 Nu
Newm•n Pr ope1 ties.
lnl kllrey 0 Newman.
P1e\1denl
lh1\ slalemenl wn
hied with the County
Clerk or Oran&e County
on 04118/03
20036941400
Daily Pilot Apr 24 May
I 8 I!> 2003 lh3S9
llOOOOf
MJCAla SALE
....... ,. .. tllft I , .. s.. 21,..21707
Notice 1s hereby e1ven
by the unde1s11ned th•t
a pubhc sale of the
under hsted described
personal property will be
held •I lhe hour of (I I )
o"clod AM. on the C15)
da y of MAY. 2003
County of Or anee State
or C.ahl0tn1a
The Prgperty is Stored
By INSIDRAG( COSTA
M(SA, located al 2038
N(WPORT Blvd .. Costa
Me\a, CA 92627 The
lfEMS. to be sold are
eener ally de'\Crtbed as
follow~ Ctothine. I ools
and or other houuhold
items stored by the
lollow1ne per sons.
Unit No. Name
B267 Annto1nnette Cal
1aehe1
B368 Patt• Wayne
B208A Really T111111n1
Cenlet
B2l4 Judy M0tales.
B355 Dma1 r lot ts
B263 Fernando Miranda
Roman
B 121 Paul lallt't
B372 Bob Stevens
B375 RuhllO Olivera L.
B324 FRAZIER MEREDITH
Cl37 USBACH ENSll Y
[
83!>7 ARIAS MARI( LA
Dated
Apul, 28/2003
S11ned Manuel Salameh
This Notice IS e•ven '"
accordance w1lh lhe
prov1s1ons of S9'tion
21700 et Seq ol the
business & professions
Code of the Stale ot
California Sale, Subiect
to prior cancellat1<1n 1n
the event of settlement
between Owner and
Obhaaled Party
Published Ne wpo1 t
Beach·Cosla Mesa Dally
Pilot May I and 8, Z003
Th393
SUPlllOI COllT Of
womA,
CCMllTY Of OIAll6(
341 n. City Drht,
Or.p, CA 92161,
~WctC...
PmTl)IOf
,_.MrtzMt ·
FOi OWl6I Of IWll
ODii TO SHOW CAB fOI
CIWIGIOfUll
Wllll&A.211747
TO ALL INTERESTED
PERSONS
1. Petitioner Pamela
Dutr11 McGumness r.ted
a pelllton with thrs coU<t
IM • decree chane.na
names as follows
Pamela Dut11z McCuin
nen to Pamela Dutrn
2. THE COURT ORDERS
thal all persortJ inter
ested tn this matter shall
appear before this court
al the heuinr 1ndicaled
below to show cause 11
1ny. why the petition for
ch•nae of neme should
not be aranted.
NOTICE OF H[ARING
Date· 6·17·03 Time· 2·00
pmt)epl · L73
The add<ns ol the courl
is ume as noted above.
3. A capy of lhts Order
to Show cause shall bl
pubhshed at lent once
u ch week for tour
succt1sive weeks ptlor
to lht date wl for hutlfll Oii the petition
In lhe follow1n1 MWS
11..-of .. nenl cwcu-
l1bon. pt1ntff kl this
COUflt,: NewPQrt 8ffcll/
Co\ta Miu 0•111 Ptlol
o.tei .,. '. 200I 110W19 O. fUZll. sa., ,_,... or '"' SUPUICNt COWT
Published Newpor I
BNch-CMta Mesi Dally
Pltol Mty 1. 8. 15, 22.
2003 Thl9S .......... ..........
Th• follow1na per9'ns
•• dolnl llUtlneu u .
a) HO~ 2 YOU. b) 8HltS TO YOU, c)
8ctRS 2 U, 18!54 Pit·
cent11. S..tt1 209, C:O.t•
'"'9,CA92127 w...., J. G#lab, HOI 8eWnre. Unit C. Gerdwt
Ctove, CA 92945
Mich ... M fllftll. JtlJ ,._._.°'·· COlb .... CAm21 Todd D. a,one, e&2 S
H_..,, AMhaltll, CA ....
lNa a..u-• CAMI
'
partnet\h1p
H•ve you star led doine
bus1Ms\ yet? No
Wesley J Carlalt
Th1\ sll1lement W4\
filed with lhe County
Clerk ol OrAne., Cnunty on 04/~/03
20036942296
Daily Pilot May I 8. IS
22. 2003 TH376
Rdltlws--.U
"-S......
The lollow1n1 per\1.tn\
'" <101na business ll\
Apple Prornohon' 38?8
S rtower St Apl II
Sanla Ana. CA 92707 L1~ Satu. 3828 Soulh
rtower St1eet Apl B
Santa Ana, CA 9?107,
B1ll1e e~renhen. 3101
Soulh F a11 view Ro•d
•83. Sanl• Ana. GA
92704 Rocky Allen. 16982 81h
Stree t Apt .C. Su11~el
Beach. CA 9014?
lt11s bu\1ne\\ I\ con
ducted by a 11•mer al
p4'lne1sh1p
Have you \ldl led d1.1me
bu.,nen yel > No
ltsa Sal11
Th" s111emenl w"'
filed w1lh th~ County
Clerk of Orane.e Counly
on 04/IS/03
20036'40907
Daily Pilot Apt I/ 24
May I . 8. 1003 I h3!>0
Rditlea llsMns
Mmes.....
The loltowina person•
ate do1n& bus1nen n
a) fopp1ne £vent\ lnl
b ) l one Beach Cycle
Show ~ R.andolllh
A~e . Costa Me\a. CA
92626
l oppme £~e11h. lnl
(CA). 2950 Randrilph
Ave . Co\t" Me\a C:.A
926Z6
This busin~s' ·~ con
ducted by a corporallon
Have you .ia1 l~d doin11
business yet? No
T opp1n2 I venh. Inc
litson D~l ~o l'res•dent
This statement wo
filed w1lh lhP County
Cle1k of Oranee County
on 04/25/03
20036942298
Daily Pilot May l 8. I~
'l'l. 2003 THl89
Adlllm ..... ... s......
The follow1n1 pet sons
are do1n11 busine'5 n
All About You Merhelme
220n Islander Lane,
Hunhncton Be•lh CA 92646
KCMD Enlerp11\u.
(CA). 22072 hlandri
Lane ttunhnaton Beath.
CA 97646
Th" businfln 1\ cnn
ducted by • Lorporalton
Have you star led doin11
bus1ne\s yet7 No
KCMD E n lerp11u\
M1thele Butler. Prts1denl
rh1s statement WO
f1ltd with the County
Clerk of Oran11e County
on 04/18/03
20036941424
Dally Pilot Apr ?4, May
1. 8. Hi, 2003 Th365
FldlllM ...... ..........
The tollowina per5ons
•re doma bu11neu u ·
Awport S.11 Sl0ta11. 190
Newport Center Dr •too, Newpotl Beach
CA92660
3800 C1mpus LlC
(CA). 190 Newport
C.nle1 Or 1100 PMw
port Buch. CA 9264iO
Thtt. bus.In.ti "' con
ducted by l•mlled
L~blflty Co.
Ha ... YOll \tatte4 dofflC
business yet? Yes, 12/1/
IWl
3800 CH1pus U C,
Ka''" H•lad A'soc1 aln Int n ... ,d I
Robon\nn p,.,
Th.i •l•l•n1rnl wo
filed wrlh the Cnunly
Clerk of Or•nRt r..,unty
on 04 18 '03
20036941426
D•1ly P1lol Apr 24 May
I 8. 1!> 2003 Th367
NOTICE Of' TRUS-
TEE'S SALE T.S. No.
GM.-J.C Loen Ho.
003892379 YOU ARE IN
DEFAULT UNDER A
OEED Of TRUST
DATED 5113193. UN-
LESS YOU TAKE AC-TION TO PROTECT.
YOUR PSOPERTY, rT MAY BE SOLO AT A
PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU
NEED AN EX.PLANA·
TION OF lliE NATURE
OF THE PROCEEDING
AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A
LAWYER. A pub41c
euctlon .... to the
highest bidder for cash, euhlaf'• cheek
Orewn on • state or
naUonal bank, ehaeti
dr-n by 1 Ital or
~I e'9dlt union, or
I dwell dr9Ml by I
atate or 19daral U\llngs
and ioerl HIOC:iaUon,
or l8Vlngs auoclation.
qt Utll1191 tier* aped-n.d In Section S 102 of die Flnandal Codi and
eu1horlad to do ~ neu In tNa ltaW, wlU
ba hald by lhl duty
appaloled trusltM. The aale will be !Mdl, but
without covenant or
warn1nty,eaµRsaedor
Implied, f998'ding title,
~.oreneumbnlncu, IO ullsfy Iha
oblloltlon aecured by u kfDMd of Trust. Tha
unc»rtlgned Trua-.
I he follow1ne persons
are dome business u
R & H fence Co 20371
Sommetvrlle l n Hun
tincton Beach. Cahl0tnia
92646
Chr1stopher Ryan
Hamgan 20311 Som
me.rv1lle Ln Huntington
Beech C•hlorn11 92646
This business " con
ducted by an 1ndiv1du•I
Have you started doini
business yet' Ve\ Jan
2003
Chri\lr:>pher Ry,,n
Harrie"" This st•lt'me111 was
filed w1lh the County
Cieri. 111 Or anee Cuunty
on 04/18/03
20036941396
Daily Pilot Apr ?4. May
I. 8. I'>. 7003 lh.l63
The lollow1ne persons
11 e dome bus mus H
Onenlal Allure. 11186
Blue Athum Ave F oun
lain Valley CA 97708
Brian tioope1 11186
Blue Al hum Ave r oun
tam Valley CA 9?108
Klly h t..ako l\Aw•n•
ha 111116 Blut Allnrm
An F Ollnl••n Valley t A
92/08
fh1\ bu~'"""' is con
dulled by a ittntt ~I
PMl11e1\h1p
Hoe y1>u sl•• led dome
busineu yet" Yo Ian
I 2003
B11.itn Hooper
I h•s Sl.tlemenl was
fil~d wrth the Cnunly
t:lerk ol Orante C.nunty
un 04118/03
2003694 I 423
Darty Pilot Apr 24 May
l .8.1 ~2003 lh364
dlec:lelma any lllblllty a....._ 8_.__
for any lnc:ofraqneu nw--
of the~ lldhaa Nme S......
or othar common dee-· lhe tollow1na: persons lgnatlon, tt any, shown ~ b haf91n. TRUS-ar~ "'""& usmen n
TOR· DONALD R JO-r oi.t lrmt r11mmak&r~.
HANSsoN AND . GI.A-7339 W Mall Ave ,
DYS L JOHANSSON Anaheun. CA 92804
HUSBANO AND WlFE Ray Sharp, 2339 W
AS COMMUNITY M~ll Ave . Anaheim. CA
PROf>ERTY Recorded 9?804 Sl'2W3 M lnalrUment Mu Fraley. 2063 Se•
Ho. ~117 In Book Cove Lane. Costa Meu
, po9g8 ol Ottlelal ~ CA 92627
ClOtda In Iha o1nce of W4yM Zimmerman
tha ~ ol OrM08 430 St Joseph St Lona
County CallfonU. Be•ch. CA 90803
Data oi s.ir.5'221200:i flus bus1neu ~ 'on
Ill 2:00 PU P'8cl ol dueled b y ' 101nt
S.: AT THE NOA™ venlu1e
FRONT ENTRANCE TO Hive you sta1led do•nc THE COUNTY COURT· bu\lnen yef? No
HOUSE. 700 CIVIC Mu D Fraley CEHTE.A tmlVE WEST This statement wu SANTA ANA, cAU'. hied with the County
FOANIA Propeny M-Clerk or Ononee County
ctr-. .. purJIOfiad '° ""04/18/03
be: 32 oeEAH VISTA 200Ht41421
NEWPORT BEACH, CA Daily P1lol A(>I 24, M•y
92MO APN t: ~ 1. 8.15. 2003 ThJ69
017 Tha teal amount
9ltC\lfld by A6d ln-
ltnHMnC M ol ltle time
of lnltlal publation ol
ltll• notice ..
153(), 113.54, wtllctl lncludet the totM
amount of the unpeld == .Jlne=
lntwelt) and ~ .... ..UIMtlad c;oeta,
• ..,....., end ad-
VMCll9 Ill tha lime of
lnltltl publlcMlon of
thle nodct. 0.: -01, 2003 EXECUTIVE
TftUSTD! SERVICES.
INC. 15455 SAN FEA· NAHOO MISStON BLVD
IUffE noe MIS9'0N
HIU.I. CA t1Mi tt• ., .... 0.. on.a-
TRUSTU SALE OfFI.
CEA ~
CIM>1, °"'°" Olll15
The lollowlne persons
are dc>1ne bu~tneu u ·
a) Pavillion Compute•
Cons ult1n1, b) Pollllon
Cons ulline. 1601 Easl
Bay Avenue, Newport
Beach, CA 92661
Warren H11r1neto n
Allen. 1601 Eut 81y
Avenue. Newport Beech.
CA92661
n111 bus>ness ,, con
ducttd by. an individual
HAve you star led dolne
bui.1ness y~t7 Yes. 4/1/
2003
Warren Allen
Thi' st1t1me11t WI\
lu.c! with UM County
Ciefl ol Or•na• County
Oft 04/25/03 200Mt4HOO
Dally f'llot W.y I. l . 1$. n. l'003 Otlat
Jlmu M Krue1er , fldlllB ....
Mambel/M•ncer lhis atalement wu _.... S......
ftlH witll the Cou11ty Th• fOllOw1111 .,., ion•
Clerk ol Onnp Ceunty •r• dolna butlMu 11
Oii 04/lOIOl •) Auto RV Btcllltr•, b) toeM• ... u I Bro ker £qu1l1n •u. 01lly Ptlol Mer I, .. 15. 20M2 Swansea L11 , 22. 2003 fh375 Hu11llti&ICH\ BU<.h. CA
..... 9264& a...;;..~ Ka thy L 8'11no.
--1oot2 Sw•ns11 Ln • llle lelvwl11t peraon1 Hvftllf\&1CH\ Buell, CA
'" doillf " .... ". • ... 92&M KMMI ftoed Auocl1tu, lh1' Ol1trn IJ COii•
lfto .. U C«'°'tlt 'i..t• ducted by• en lndlwlclu1t
Sh 100, New11•rt Hfvt 'I II $tt1lfd dot'ftt
8NQI, CA t2t10 bu.Mlle • yet? Yes. 4 20
l<-ltaiN, ADCKI 03 tt•, lllC' • (CtltfOtnle), Katlty l Berna 13 tor,.,.ale hill lt1 Thlt ltt4fllttl1 Wit
200 .... "'"". ludt, CA filed Wltll ttll COt111ty
t2teo C:ltfk of °''" .. C011nt1 Tilia IMlM:A le Ctl'I • Oft G4l2SIO] '
dllctH bf 1COffl8'.tioft ... '"4Qte ..... ,... ...... .... .,.., ......... , 1 a, 15,
........ ,.., '( 4111 27, ~l TllllO
Q]
Rt-..tw.u ... s......
f he lollow1n11 Pt"f•ons ••t cto1111 busine\\ n I 1tnt\• Concepts XO
Newp0rt Cente1 Drl'ie
Su1le 300 Newpor I
Buch CA 92660
M1111ic Movement Inc
(CA) 260 Newpo1 I
Center Ot1vt Suite 300.
Newpo1 t Buc.h CA
92660
Thi\ bu\ints' 1\ con ducll'd by a LOtporahotl
Have you sl•1 ltd dQ1n1
bu•1neu vet 1 Yu, 0 I/
01/?000
Ma&•< Muvement. Inc •
Robert Burns, Pre•1dent
Th•• •latement wn
liled w11h the Cnunly
Clerk of Orance County
on 04/18/03
20036941347
Daily Pilot Apr ?4 May
I, 8, JS, 2003 Th3l3
RdtllM .....
"-""'-' I ht follow inf per\ons
are doinc bu\inn• u
Mortc•&t Adv1:wr Nel
wo1ll, 24261 Rue De
Gaucuin Laeuna N11uet.
CA 92677
Lender I 1ve Nelworll
Inc (1 N) 4'>00 Chttt y
Creek D11ve South •200
Cltnd•lt' CO 80246
Th1\ businns " t on
dueled by a cmpor•hnn
H•~' you started d•11nc
bus1nn, yet> No
I ~ndf'tl 1v1 Network
Inc Rochard R Hol\d•w
Sccrel.,1y
lh1\ •l•lemenl wo
filed w1lh th~ County
Cler!. Ill Oranae C:ounly
Oil 03/19/0) 20036U7714 a
Daily Ptlot Apr I 7. 24,
May I. 8. 2003 ThlSI
S......tf
... n I ttfUMtf
fkffM .........
The loll1.1w1n& per :wn
has abandoned lht use
of the r 1ct1hOU\ 6 us1
neH Name !> Slat
CIHnets. 1215 Ballet
Street Co\la Meu. CA
92626
The F 1tht1<1us Bu\lnen
name rtleutd lo •bo~• wa~ ft led 1n Or a nee
County on 3 21 03 f ll(
NO ?003693805/
Chten V•n l •. 12698
Dalf' Sttu t. Ga1den
Grove. CA 928'1
!his bu~mess •'l con
due.led by an 1nd1v1dual
Chien Ven I t
Thi• statement wn
hied w1lh the County
Clerk of Oranae Counly
on 04125/03
2003H42J02
D••ly P1lol May I 8. I!>.
22 2003 rti386
s.l pw ""'9h41t ...
tlM MSJ nyf .... I
Oenltw.!t.4eyl
(Ut)M2-S'71
Rdltll. ...... ... s......
The lollow1n1 per~un• a•• doin& bu"neu u Newman f 1nanc.1al
Mortcalt' Corpor alton
1884 Pl.cenl1i1 Ave
Costa Me~. CA 92627
Newm•n f 1nanetal
Mort1a1e Corporation
(CA) 3~1 Marcus Ave
N•wport Be.uh CA
92663
This bu\ion\ 1s con
ducted by • co1 por llhon
li1ve you 'l•r It'd dome
business yet' No
Newman r 1nanL1 ~I
Morte•ae. Corp . ~tfrey
D Newman President
Thi$ sl•tement wn
hied with lht' County
Clerk of Ounce Counly
on 04/18/03
20036'41401
Daily P11Qt Apr 74 May
I 8. l!>.2003 ThJ58
RdtllM--.U
llmtS......
The lollow1n1 pe1wns
ate <loin& bus inns ••
Atl0<d•ble Conc1ete '
Construction 1111 Tuhp
ln •C Costa Meu CA
9?fi?/
Demetrin V I o l•.
7171'> 67'> W Apt I .JOJ
6ounhlul UT 84()10
Pen1on1 l ollolu1 178
Tulip ln •C Costa
Me\• CA 92627
lht'l bu~s '' ~on
due. led by a eener al
P•rlnf'rship
Have you star led do•nc
bu\lnns yet' No
Demet110 V r oh
This statement wn
filed with lhe County
Cte1k of Or a nee County
on 0412!>/03
20036'42306
D•1ly Pilot May I. 8. IS.
22. 2003 Th38A
Rtti!IM .... ... s.....
l he folluwine per sons
arc do1ne busmen .as
TRACY O', 1731 P1k<11rn.
co,ta Mesa CA 97626
Glen O'Connor. I 731
Pitcairn, Costa Mesa.
CA 92626
Th1'l busmen 1s con
ducted by an ind1v1du•I
Have you ll•r led d1.1ma
bu"""' yeU No
Glen 0 Conno1
lh1s s tatemt nt wn
hied with tht' County
Clerk of Orance County
on 04/18/03
200J6t41427
Oa1ly Pilot A(>I 24 May
I. 8. 15. 2003 1hl68
Ac-.. .....
"-S......
1 he lollowln& persons
.,, dotnc buskins as
rSP (Hnls. 413 San
Leon, Irvine, CA~
Trrsha Francine Pol
lod . 413 San Leon.
Irvine. CA 92606
This busmess Is con·
ducted by en lndhlldu1I
Htyt xoy JI!! toe! !folna
b11s1nrss yt't> No
Irish• Polloc.k
1 hi\ '1•l•menl wu
filed with lhe County
Cler II ot Olin Re County
on 04/?5/03
20036t42J09
Daily Pilot May I 8 IS
22 2003 Th381
Rdlllm .... ... s......
The follow1n& per\ons
art <IO•"I! buSlllU\ u
MARC[ PAINTING 871
Wnt 16th Slrttt. New
pq<I Beach,CA 92663
Mil"elo A. Caradonna
14~1 Southfield Or
Westm1nsll". CA 9268J
This busmen is clln
dueled by an ind1v1dual
Have yllu started <101011
bu!Mness yeP No
Marcelo A C•r •dnnna
This \latemtnt wn
filed with th• (.uuflty
Clerk of Oranet County
on OS/02/03
200SHUU4
Daily Ptlol May 8 I!>
22 29. 2003 1H400
Adlllm .... ... s......
l he follow1nr pe1 \on\
.,., dotne bu\lnt\\ o
FUSION YOGA 2700 l
Co•S'1 Hwy !>u•lt I
Cornn• [)el M•• C.A '126~
Ma• well hie \ /'JO
Griflith Pl I a11un1
Buch. Ca 92651
This bus1ne"' 1\ con
ducted by •n mdhti<lu•I
Hue you s tar It'd dotnR
bu"""' yeP Nn
Maa well l\I~\
nus statement w~•
hied wrth tht County
Cleth ol Orant1t' C1111r1ty
on 05/02/03
200l6t4311S
Daily Pilot Mty 8, l !>.
l2.29, 2003 TH401
Adltiels ..... ...s .......
The lollowtna Pt'rlOn\ are doln& bus111en I\
Society, 6000 W PCti
Newpotl Buch CA
9266.3
Ambet Dobson, 27l0
Chtf D11ve, Newport
Buch. CA 92663
This business " co11
ductt'd by an 1ndlwi<lual
ltave you s t• led dornc
busonesvet '.Ho
Am~obson
This statement was
filed with thtl County
Clerk of Oranre County
on 0412!>/03
20036t42311
Oaily Pilot May I 8 I!> 22. 2003 TH37 / ..........
"-*'-" The lotlow1na persons
a1 e dOttll business as
NATIVE SUN WOOD
WORKS. 2M Monie V1st
•B. Costa Mes . ~
92627
David Allen Casey, 284
Monte Vn.la •B. Cost•
Mesa CA 92627
STARTING
A -NEW
BUSINESS?.
• • • • • • • • •
Pilot
l hos bu\inus " ton
ducted by an 1nd1¥1dual
llao ynu started dome
bu\ineu yeP Yes
!> r, OJ
D1¥•d Allen r .uey
lhl\ >l•l~ment wl\
filed with tht Counly
Cle1k of Orancl' County
on 0'.>/06'03
2003H43Sl7
Daily Ptlnl M•y 8 15
:l2 29. 200J TH41 0 ,..... ......
... s.....
lhe follow•nc pe1'0n\
ere dome buw1e\\ o .
lemonade M11111nt
1001 W 17th Slr eel. •P ..
Co•I• Me.:o CA 92677
Rober I L •n<le r een.'
1001 W 17tti Streel IP.:
Co-.ta Me-.a. CA 97621
I his busmen ts t on·
dut ltd hy an individual
H1v1 you st•lled <loin&
bU\lflU\ Vf'I' Ve>
4/1/0l
Rnb'<t I andgrun
I h" \ldlf'm~11I wl•
tiled with the Cnu"ty
Llf'rl• ol Ounae Cuunly
on 0412!>/03
200J6t422t S
Daily Ptlot May l . 8. 15 71 200) Ht)<}()
RtfillM lmns
--~ I hr lulluw1nc pa1 suns
•re dome bu\tnos u
suRr St0£ Sil Vl R 603
I . 6 albo1 Blvd •A
Balbo1 CA 91661
Wtfltdm Anthon y
Cto11e 194 C St .
Hawlho•ne. NV 8941!>
I h•s bu,.nen 11 con
du' led by an 1nd1v1du<1I
!lave you \l•lrd Mm&
bu\•nU\ y~t? Yu.
4 14 OJ
W1ll1•m An t hon y
Ceor11•
I hll \lalement wai
flied with the County
Cltril ol Oranee County
no CY.>/02/03
2003H43117
Daily P1kll M1y 8, IS.,
22. 29 2003 TH397
~ ..... ...s......
I he follow1na pe11ons
•re 1to.n1 bu••nen as
Im•&• F>rst. 6 Perch•
roll. T11buco Canyon. c(
92679
Malissa (llert 6 Per
cheton. Trabuco Canyon,
CA92679 '
This business •s con
ducted by an 1nd1v1duat
Have you 'latlltd do•nc
bU'llrntn yet' Yu, krM
1994
Mel1su £nert
Th~ st1t1mefll ••~
hied w1lh the County
Clerk ot Orancf! Cou"ty
on 04/23/03
200Ut41tU
Dally P1loJ "'1f 24. May
l,8,IS,2003 Th374
•
,/!
/
Dally Pik>t
l.11111111111 -Lepl .... -. -... --.-l-~-11-.........
The followlna petsona
are dolna buSI-H
CHICAGO 81Kf., 4525 W
PC1i IA, Newport Buch,
CA92663
Anthony I' p au.,, 4.525
W PCH IA, HewpcH t
BeKh, CA 92663
Tht,t b111lnns IS con·
ducted by· an lfldtv1du1I
Han you start.ct doln1
buMMH .,.n Yes, 11 92
TrlsJ\• PoHoct.
This 1l•l•mcnl w11
filed w1lh lh• County
Cl•<k of Otani• County
Oft 04/25/03
200S .. 4U07
Dilly Pilot M1y 1. 8, 15,
'l2. 2003 Th383
~ ..... ..........
Th• fotlowlne peaons
are dolna buslneu 11
Av1lon Home loans,
2700 Newl)Oft Blvd , St
164. Newporl Buch. C•.
92663
Dan S Hayn, 2700
Newport Blvd St 164. ;~011 Buch, Ca
This bu"nns 1s con
ducted by an ondMdu•I
Have you slatted dotnl
business yet? ~
Dan S HayH
This statement wn
filed with the County
C.terll. of O.an1e County
Ofl 05/02/03
200SH41 lt2
aaity Pik>t M1y 8. 15.
22.29,2003 1H398
The followin1 pe1sona
.,, do n1 buslneaa H
C luih. 255 B Roadway St , Cost• ,,._.,, CA
92627
Ch11 IH lush, 255
8ro1d111111 SI • Cost•
M.u, CA 92627
This busmess ts con
duded b'I an lnd1v1du1I
Have you started dotnl
business yet? No
Ch.tries lush
lh1s statement WH
!tied wtth lhe County
Clerk of Ottn&e County
on 03/25/03
200H931SS4
Dally Pilot Apr I 7. 24.
May I. 8. 2003 Th349
Mlm .... ... s.......
Ille followonc penons
ue do1n1 businHs as
Monrovia Storaie. 1!>17
Monrovia Av. , Newport
Buch, CA 9266J
louph l\lln11er. 179 [
17th St 116!>. Costa
Meu, CA 92627
!his business 11 <.on
ducted by •n 1nd1v1du1I
Have you started do1n11
bus1nu1 yet1 Yo. 04/
01/98
Joseph Kloneer
fhos statement wn
!tied w1lh the County
Clerk of Oranee County
on 04/18/03
200) .. 41402
Dally Pilot Apr 24 May
I. 8. I!>, 2003 ThJS7
Policy .
Th• lotlowm1 per'°"'
". dome bUSlnHS IS RS . ELECTRIC, 1037
PwkhJN Ot • Costa M.u ,
CA. 92627
Slllcy Sllllln•n, 1037
P¥khtH Or . Costa Mesa,
CA92627
Tiiis bus1nns 1s con
ducted by: an lndovldu•I
Have you slatted da.n1
business '1•11 No
Sl•cy Stillman
This st.11tement wH
tiled with the County
Cler .. of Oran&• County
on 05/(16/03
200S6t4JSH
Oa1ly Pilot May 8, 15. n . 29, 2003 lH407
FldtllM ..... ...s......
The followln& persons
are doln& business H
Odds and [ nds Paper,
3062 Club House Rd ,
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Jaime Beth Bennett,
3062 Club House Rd ,
Costa Mesa. CA 92626
lhts business 1s con
ducted by: an tnd1v1dual
Have you \l•rled doma
business yeH No
Jaime Bennett
lh1s statement •n
hied with the County
Clerk of 0.an&e County
on 04/24/03
2003694212'
Daily Pilot May 8. 1 !>.
22. 29, 2003 TH405
S dlyourCar
in Ckusifi'd !
........... ... s......
The loHowllll !)tr sons
.,, dolna bus1,..n ts
._M Hill CONSTRUC
T10H CO • 22052 Susan
lane, HunlHtcton lleKh.
CA9264S
C1le Weyne HUits
22052 Sunn l>ane
HunUn1ton Beach. CA
92646
l'us bu"nns 1$ con
d1Kled by an tnd1vldu1t
Have yoo ,..., led cloonc
business yet? No
C1yle Wayne Holli\
lhl• •!element wai.
filed with the County
Clerk of Or1ine• County
on05/06/03
200Ht4JH7
Delly Pilot May 8 l S, 22.29,2003 ltl.406
RdltlM .....
... s......
lhe foltow111& pei \On\
118 dOIO& bU\IOt'\\ d\
ARMORCOM 16 R~tn
ln&lon. Irvin.,, CA 9?620
Patrn.k c .. 1 McCul
loch, 16 Rem1n111un
Irvine. CA 97610
This bu\lne\\ I\ lon
ducted by an indovodudl
H•n you \la• led dOtnR
bustneu yet> No
Paluck C McCulloth
Th1\ \l.tlement .. u
toled wolh the County
Clerk of Oun~· Cnunly
on05/06/03
2003694lSU
Daily Polo I M•y 8. IS 22,29,7003 111409
,.... ..... ,
... s......
The lt>llowtnl peuons
11 • C1oon1 busineu u
SUNRISE RC ALTY & rtHAHCIAI.. &248 Elltot
GrMn. Buena Par.. CA
90621
Mr .IJIS•~ Shah '82'8
Elkol Ct.en. Bu<tna P111fl..
CA 90621 nu, busoneu 1s 'on
duded by •n lndtv1du•I
H•ve you started <lotng
busoneu yet' No
Jagesh Shah
!'his statement w.s
111.,d with the County
Cle1k of O••nge County
on <Y.1/02/03
200J694SH3
Daily Polol May 8, I!>
?2,29,2003• TH402
RdltiM .... ... s.....
The followone pe1son1
a•e do11111 business n
RU IANCE SALES. 2632
•B S•nla An• Ave
Co1la Meu CA 97627
PC Reloar•~ti Inc (CA)
7632 •B S•nlil Ana Ave .
t:osta Meu CA 92627
I hi\ busontts " con
duded by "tu<PO,.tion
tl.ive you st11 ted doon&
busonf'\\ yet' Yf's
()!> 01/2001
f'C Relo•nu hoc lrh•n
Demorc1 Prnodenl
lh11 slalrmrnl was
toled wolh thr County
Clerk of Or•n&f' County
on <>!>. 06/Q3
2003'94lSl2
Daily Polot May
22. 29.2003
Ac-.. ..... ... .......
The lollowln1 pet son•
are 4o1n1 bu!M,..H ll\
Aft•• burners net 701
Promontory Or W.
Newport Beach CA
92660
S lu•rl Sanborn
Hutchin\, 203 Prmontory
Or W . Newpo<t Beach
CA92660
The, bu•tn•ss " ~on
ducted by •n 1ndmdu•I
Have you \tarted doma
business yet' No
Stuait S Hutcht"'
.... fh1s 'ta1emeot w~-_
llt~d wtlh the t1.1unty
Clerk ol Or•n&e r:ounty
on 04/18/03
20036941421
O•oly Polol Apr 74 , May
i.8.15.2003 lhHO
FlcitiM lusirless
"-S.......
fhe lollowon& 11•r~1.111\
are do•n& bU\llle\\ •\
K ~nd G A111Jll•nLe IO 11
( Vone Av~nue •A
01dn1e. CA 921169 And•~· Kh<1vr1o;h JOI I
E Vine Avenue •A.
Ot .i nit~ CA 9?869
1 hos bu\one~' I\ ton
ducli;d by an ond1v1dual
Have 1ou \l•rled c1<1111e
bu\me\\ yeP No
Andrew Khl'.lvll• It
lho~ st•l•m~nt Wd\
liled with thl' (uunly
Cle1 ~ of 01 an~~ r uu11ty
on 04 Z'i OJ
20036942308
Oaoly Pilot May I n. 2003
I low to Pla<·e A
Ai-. ..... ... s.......
The lollo'""nl petSOnl
a1e do1nc bu•m•u es
Royal Solution• 7326
Rntd•nct• Newport
Buch, CA 92fi60
Helen Hun1. 1126
Ru1denc11, Newport
Bueti CA 92660
Th11 bus1nen •• lUn
duded by an lndMduat
H•ve you SI.tried dotn&
bu11nns yel1 Yn. •1211
03
Helen Huna
lhl\ ~••tement was
hktd with the County
Cler fl. ol Or an&• County
un04/2!>/03 '
20036942299
Ddlly Polo I May I 8, I!>,
'l7. ?OOJ I h l88
RdlllelS l18tu
"-*--The tollowm& person•
are dome business n
AN lllONY'S PAIN llNC &
DC SIGN ?948 ti Ci dte
Ir• Costa Mtu Ca
92616
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ducted by •n 111d1v1dual
H,ivf' you \tarted doin&
bu\onen yet' No
Anthony l om•
lhl\ sl•l~ment was
f1lf'd woth the County
Clerk ol o,.nae Cuunly
on OS 02·03
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CGl~lodoy
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The follow1nc person•
.,, do1n1 buS111eu "
PIHllc:a Investors 400
C11totta. Newport
Buch CA 92660
Cwlyle lewonson 400
Culoll• Newp1>1I
Buch CA 92660
Tht1 busonns 11 lOn
dll4:1•d by· an 1nd1vtdual
Have you •l.rted doln&
bu11nesa yet? YH, 4 I
03
Carlyle levtnson
This •t.atement wn
filed with the County
Clerk ol 011nce County
on 04/18/03
200H94142S
Daily Pilot Apr l 4, M.<Jy
I. 8. I!>, 2003 lti~
fktMM~ ._si.t..t
!he followma person\
ar • do111a bus on~" a\ 2
EXPORT l TD 850S £
H1ll•dale Dr 014n&~ CA
92869
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H1llsd•le Or Or •n"•
Cahl 92869
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John 8 l ynth
Thi• •latemcnt "4\
filed with lht' l:•;wnly
Clerk ol Or •nt~ !.uunt,
on 04/18103
2003 .. 41399
Daily Polol Apr
I 8, I!> 2003
ThUtsday, May 8, 2003
The follow.ne "'"''n'
are d0tn1 bustneu n ~
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81-e• Costa M~-.. 0
92626
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s let CA 9268J
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due: led by • r "'Po"''""' ~ve yuu ''"'ltd dome
bu11n..s1 1•11 fr' 4 22 OJ
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le he~od.,nt
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Ne•port M.H M•ti.tt
Arh 488 (HI 17th St
1>Utle 8 IOI CAKla MeM
CA9'1677
(.,Ill\ I UI 1760
Pomona Ave e 12, C°'t•
,,..,,, CA 9?611
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due led by •n 1nd1v1dual
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bu",..ss yet 1 Nu
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lho· •t.ltement Wh
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rt4!rh of 01 •nc~ CJ~nly
on 04 18 OJ
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reserves the nght to censor. recla!>~1fy.
revise or re.JCCI any cla.)stfied
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msenion.
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At Newpon BhJ & BJY St. Fnday ........ .. . ... Thur,day "i:OOpm
~aturday l·mlJ) 1 OOpm
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& MISC. 10H>-1110
GARAGE
SAll
BUSINESS &
FINANOAl
~
3010-3940
SOOS· SI SO
l'edftc View •-W-
Double G11ve One of
the best locations Must
Sell 949 939 3091
1486
Vitt:£::': Furn.
3460 Real Emte Services JEWELRY/
DIAMONDS/
PRECIOUS METALS
tOilectiblell
Mlmol'lbllll 11&0
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Im. ca..:. [le. !Ol .. f.Vs .8l.Nac.~.~~
M1k; 949 -64'' 7505
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lCMIMllOUSll5
OfPOl'n.Tl
Alt r eat ulale advtt
llSHll in this newspaper
1s subiect to the Feder1I
FeN Hous1n1 Act of 1968
•• amended wh"h
makes 11 1111111 lo
•dvertJse ·any prefet
ence. l1m1tat1on or
doM:rlmmalton based on
••ce, color,"""°"' se•,
handicap, femoh•I status
or national or111n, or an
1ntenllon to m•ll• any
such Pf•fMence, llm1ta
lion or dm:r imlnetlon.'
Thi$ <l*WIP•P*f Wiii
not l\nowlntlY "cept '"Y advertisement fOf
r•el estate which ti In
violation of the lew. Our
reeder• are hereby
ltiforrnecl that all dwell
i.,. aclwetl1$9d In this
M~ a.e en1l1ble
.-. an eq11tl GPl)OftunttY llnls
To c~111 ol clA
•wninotielfl, cal HUO tol
"• •l l-800-424 1590 ..... 1•
1000 Shirts
1000 No!dlbes & tQndb<es
..... 94t-6S0-63S7
htot• Sole Sat only 9 I
Am111n1 \luff' Quote
v1nle1•' 2340 Bayside Dr.
CdM Crou St Carnation
1489
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Nortti of r w 0r ~ Harbor & r__...
Don't mm lht b¥pons
QM/Sit 7 3l "611. ...... ..,, 11111 woodld ...
tary. -a.. -Mom.-c C=;:lld t ''
CO<Ht(elnNH41
Old Com\' Cold. ~•Iver.
~y. wak.hes, anhqun
collect•bln 949-642 9448
3610
100. m<UCB> ll1mNS,
CA TS. OOCS lh*ls on lone
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9&644-2279
fm SPAY for momnv aA/ Id II lunPm. 9&!>.D-0411
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.... 5-W..tttiyl Ten --------lechnlques the lhe F9NAJKW SIQITS OF
wealthy ow ewrydly to ...,. S.-WMltttyl Ten
Iner-lhH ..-Ith. If you Techniques t he the
truly dew• to 3dM wealthy use evf!lyd•y to
tlnancl•I security· You tncrese tnw WNfth If-you
mud have ~I 1-877-891· truly dewe to IChive
3260 S20 V/MCIOISC by l1n•nclat security-You
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of ~I Basics. fr .. 3260 $20 V/MCll)ISC by
SIH {CAL~) Pwick LeMleua, author
• • of tnestm.nt 8atica. f .... Im SIH (CAL~)
nm...e~ STAIT A sucassfUl
~ home~lfwt ...... rnorwr ., 1t1e first rnon011
15,,(D).$20,(0J per -6
1~217.o!m ._ "*"""
recorded messe1• (CAl.~)
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MKKIY IWOJT
C-"'w•#•-4.,.
f0.H1.0 T6
HOMES FOA SALE
ORANGE 5400
COUNTY ·
CoronldelMar
JASMIN[ CRUK \one
\IOI y lb• 2ba d~n Ro1te•s
Cardenet lllnduap~d
H1nd1caPPf'd ready V~• y
low rnainl Anoe
w ltnn1s pool
C•ll fM appl By Own~•
949 640 8717
OPIN SAT 2-S
2» l'OINSOTIA
Spacl0u$ 4BR 3 !>BA by
Noted •rch1tect Broon
Je1nnetle SI 795 000
A111et1 l\11us
Ocean P•c1hc P1operhn
949 6'4 7064
0,... s.t 1-S. I W. c-. ~ .. II&
pool. ..., pencnnwc OC8Wl
-· $2.1.m.(Dl <Cl P•dl T91C1re 9&856-9'1'.!i
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mtOl11IOTllS
Laguna Beach
Tutton o .. 19n-Oceon
~ on <l'""t cul Oto ...,.
above Wood CIWP with .o
f.,ntiKIK wllrte .. ,,..., .,..,,.
lbr 3 51ld ? ••ll a rnnm
a k\lflnt"I Mtti.,n and l
...,., deo..k\ "i:I W~y~
B•§l:n 949 •97 'l 111
Newport Beach
U,,.lR NtWl'ORT
IAU IAY
Ol'tN SAT-SUN 12-S
2S07 Vie Mori-
Hoch on 10 000 \f lot
Ve1 y pr ovate
11& br 2 lull ba
S82' 900
Ry Owner Co Op woth
RullOf\ 949 !>'8 Sl~
live ltt Newpe<t I-ti
I<>< Sl6!>.000 De Anu1
B1y\1de Voll•ae mobile
homn •J Wateitront,
h•ckbay Ytew Coty,
ch1rm1n&. Cabana mo
bole home Ip 23 yr he
S22l1/mo Cati Cottae•
Home\ Ol'lN SUNDAY
1-4 ..... 714-624-1'62
• h...,iMt• (ootow.ys nw. Best of [ vtirytfq .,
IM ~ 48r 2.56a
wl• wiM LelLv. tillrary Mid~"""'-"°"' lhcs bluff lop homt You
mus I \ee this
one s:?.791JIXX> lllZI . Joan
g,tg. 707 ."444Q
~ 900C>-97SO
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S9.9 MIWON
AGT.949-7 11-2744
OClAN PANORAMA
IRlAlHTAKING VtlWS
$499,000 ESTAU s~µ
AGT. 949-219-2Sh
RESORT/
VAc:ATION
PROPERTY
FOR SALE
Desert Property 5960
GOU l'ftOl'anES Sale\
& _,t,.. ,,.,....... Palm
Sp~ p..,,, ~· Aho W•sh1n11ton Water Iron I
Refl!ln• Mlc:1-I Ant. ............
MJO..SSO-JSU
MISCWANEOUS
REMTALS
Rental To Sl1are 6030
CcfM S ..... e 21r lao
Triple• Walk to beach
Ip w/d, pallo pool
Male pref S650/mo •
SSOO dep 949 760 0678
l'sl4e CM/._• 2• 2a. ,.,, pvt p<kna. near
con.ice. n/~s. $57!i/
mo.+ utls. 949-400-8047
AESIO£NTIAL AfM ALS
OIWIGE 7400 coum
Under the Sen·ice Directory Banner
Reach 80,000 H omes Each Week
For Only $32 per week (4week minimum)
Call Lorraine at (949) S74-424S
~I+ 11 .. 11 .. -....
w/batcony itn. wal~r
& ltdSh PAod No Ptl'
S92~, mo 949 6SO 373!'> .......,..,, ......... ~
houY "-n. ps.IWJtw f)Qld
Sll6 2b1 Iba ~· ~ r-Nn pe1 Sl/95 ~ 'OY>
tASTSIDI SpdCOOus lB1
Duplo r p. encl Y•' d,
.. d c••~&•· Sl59!> mo
near st:ogs 949 548 3959
Newpolt Bueti
IAY,.ONT
ON LIDO P£NINSUI A NtW 21r 21•
/ COTIAGlS
P11V1te Buch Pool
and Spe Walk ~
Ocean Sh0111 and
Rutau1ants leau
61mo 2 y1 •
Bo•l Slop Available
710 UDO l'AU Da.
949 673 6030 °'
949 723 !18.JO
Ude hie 117 Voa Orv1tto
4Br 2 !>Ba le 1•r Ip
cour tyd upslll'1 wlew1
'iOOO/mo 949 !i9!> 603S
UDO YlAltlY UAU
BILL GRUNDY RCAllORS
t49-67S-• 1' 1
Ne_,..,l_h
Pentn\ula Studio
Ap111tmenh avaol Act
S650 S950 949 673 7800
.., HI'• 11 If)' lbe rtS
"aJCll9(. -· ""' ~/ .... 11¥1 ....,. "* "" ..... $1!8> 9&642 ml
l'enlrn11la Zb1 /bd close I lido Iii• loyfr~t
hl Plf'I, ShOj)S P•loo w/dodi.. h :l>d fur n
1 Lar 11ar wdh~ ups Art o, pets vrty lse S7UXllnu
Sl600 949 673 7800 ag1 949 718 n~
DllVU /COl (A )
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., ye.~··' <,tJL OS to J9
rf'nb. l"'""' lo 'l lf"n~
tuntr""t'" ''' Rl 'enh 11~ ..... U\..,~ en vMi> ~ 2Bt 18'1 unrt ..
0.y.. LI & bngt1t tlow
to r r.hnn I\ S16'lQ..mo
•tel l\.w<i 949-291 Dn
._, ..., ~ beildl ,_
HM-ID Isle 2& 18'1 2Wt
to bay ttwrr. ""1/unllln
S l 700m tse 949 718 1400
NP Cl"'51 twmm l>olbo:i
roirm i'b I St. p;1111o pOOL
~ nu p,iS1l ...-arp 2 c
p ~ SI"-> 96671 Ml)
.. '-2b: 2ba o...oo.
1m.1( lwf'l)lc 1 p.tbo5
n~wly de.;<>< alf'd w d
....,... SUB5rn 71' .:94-4911
N«wft> remod lbr lb•
condo 2 ( e•r patio
wd no peVsmt< Ao~ 6 I
$19!>0 kt 949 7!>9 13'4
SpedMoo ._ hr 2Br
2 1111 battl belc be.lldl.
pri tf'ORG No pets
S2200 mo l ye. lease
Avai 6/15 96566-9988
S..,. • -.4 yriy reral l m* ms, 2,!ita oc:n YU,
~.~.pr.no
poC fl&I J2«I) 9tMin 78X>
...... 2& 2s.. cbe to
i-tl. newly rwnodlll!d. .ttt
p . w/d. .... ~ 2JCXVmo 9&675-!MOO
llAalN IAY /IAYW.W
upilalrs 2br I .!Iba Ip.
car wd hllup YT Isa
S2600/mo ~9 673 84ll .................... ... home. 2-pr. ,,,.,.,
pebo. comm poal ~ Ill
S2!ll5 ..... -9IMif>M73
t~ 2.Sh tn 11tecl
com"'. ,./pool. Sf1a•
puwate y•d IJOOO/mo Aceftl 9t9-856 91t'-l
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$GJl>lme. Sllort •m MN17.-U
Rentals Wtnted 7880
w ...... , RIJ1 "' IP"i'
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0;11on949487 l!>Sl
.. ~""" 11.i ~ 92!>
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DtllVOt: OWNIJI Of'OI.
A TOil; H.tVf' 'ff.., ,,..,, ..... ~' 1........ lot rldt
~"' Lll!Ostar ~ VACATION
ROOALS I tilt trx"' ""'Chi to <NII•
y•>U •u• r #\,ful' (All
I Af«lS T AA RR8 8!> ~ Mourain RefDls 7925 CAI •\LJ.N1
lAllt AUOWNUO I Dri¥en CT-~ JOOOd 4A< • !iaa ., SllDl "I" "" ..,..,.~ Wt
r• ~ lot w '-'• ._..,. haw a lr.t l.h-d CA
S6'.l> Weekly "' SJCnl lflnw\M Ar!Tllln £ •orea
Monthly ael 949 n I Im l..... I IJl).428-0.'14. I Aef •IOI ff maol r.crul
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omva. OWMllt <iiii=
ATC.. Ha.,. Vo1a °"" •ucV l 00111•'1 for lrut
ondep«nden< ~ 1 l ancbt.w
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""""'' you wcc>Mldul" 1 Im 711 7898 (CAI.~)
ISUHD laPlOYMIWT
I wo Harbor\ 1 uniqlH:
SH\lde dnht11loon II
the Wnl lrtd 1>1 Cettll1na
l'tand Wt are looll"'I
for out101n1 team
or Hinted people, with
e•cell~l'll cu\lo me1
Uf'VIU r.111111 tor the
fall!)wln1 S11oon11I po
s1tl0fls ltest..U<•nt Shott
or df>f Cooks s.t ""' Dl~•H'-''· -"tountlOI&
Clerk Ce11tul Store
C..,h Janitors CllftO
1t01tnd Ranpn & fwt
Dodi Altenda11t F0t N1fo
call 310510 ~
Of 310 510-4202
tu 310 510 Eto
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OWNH OPUATOa
TlAMSI all. w/Hu·Mllt
6 Doubles req. T•rntnel-
T efNRll. Crop/Hook. Hn
on Bonus. 1¥ Miles. a»
909·5664 ut 210
(~•SCAN)
Service Dtrectoty
TO
Cellfornla l•w rt·
quires thet contrec ..
tors tek1n1 jOba th1t
total $SOO or more
(labor or meterlels)
be licensed by the
Contractors Shi•
License Bo11d. Stilt
few .tso requires thet
contrecton Include
tht1t license numb«
on 1U ltdVtrltMn& Yoo
can check the stelus
of your licenud
contractor et
www.cslb.ee.aov or
800·321 ·CSLB. Unll·
censed con tr ectors
teklna jobs the t
total less then $500
must st•l• In th11r •dvert1Hm1nb thet
they are not licensed
by the Contractors
Stele License Board."
Additions&
Remodef Ing
I " ;' ..,......,._..
Svc. Tu preperetlon,
Quidl8ooks ....... • ..
..... •xp'd 9&32S-0:250
AllDmly Slrvlca
ATTORNEY
Civil mal.lerl, busuiesa
law. land UJe, J.and.
lord/lalanl. conlrletl.
other llfCICITICOU
20 Ye111 t11p.
Reuonable ratu.
OWNU OPIUYOI
YIAMSl all w,Maz-Mat
6 Doubles req. T trminal·
Terminal OrcWHook, Hn
on Bonus. Hi&h Mm. U>-909-5664 ext 210.
(CAL •SCAN) .
A -Z HANDYMAN
lnstell, reftc• c•blnets
l<*:twv'WV~ mdJ. ~ n 4-546-7258
• vtU..lh.
Custom Bu1lt·1ns, Crown
Moldlnss. Base Boards
Lll577982 949·709·5642
Carpet Repair/Sales
(t(.AIPIT(tCARPIT~
Repeors, Pelchlna, lnsten
Courteous. eny size 1<>bs
Wholes.lei 949.492.0205
Air~
EFFICIENT
AIR SYSTEMS
C-20 520089
(714) ~2007 HI
962-llOG
NB (149) 720-0717
1 m'1 If lllltlllatiotll
lhlCt 1113
FURNACE
SALE
R + AFumac.& ~Code Upgradta
71,• ITU fftll S1MI 1•.•1TU•S1• Prut city permits, a.
GOclt upgracl•
964 2007
FREE IN-HOME
ESTIMATES
I INSPECTION
SELL
your stuff
through
classified!
I
49=10lhe ~ 50~
51 City on lhe
TNC!cff 52 Kiin
63 Ma. Tlllltdlle 5" Preolpll81e ee OJ'• IUPPIY 67 A grMI many
OWNU OPUAYOI
YIAMSI all. w,Maz·Mat
6 Doubles req Terminel
l •mirW Drop/Hook, Hirt
on Bonus. Hcf\ ""6ls. SX>-909·5664 ext 210
(CAL•SCAN)
IN 0
& •USINISS ttgAMS
Uwedes. Repeirs of
Computer, Networks
EvenenlJ./WHkends
ComptlitlVI pr1CH
for quallly StrVIC.
949-aJ6-117S
714-926-422•
Concnte & MllOllY
lrldr lltdi st-Tiie
Conam. Pltlo. Dnveway
f'ireplc, BBQ. Refs 25Yn
Exp. T:zy 714-557-7594
Comp4lllr Services
~
. IOOM Adlllilfans
IMltOdJ • ,_ <:onslrudlon •
w........;o-~
Bridge
' .
EXPERT DISASTEJl
North-South vulnerable. South dealt. These days, West would not dream
or doublina one no o·um1>. but 11.ould
eithtt make • two-lulled takecxJt bid or bid one rA the llllts. Nor1h. whh a
perfectly balanced hind, hid no rca·
100 to try co wrigle ouc of one no
uump doubled, and tbac became the
Onal contnlCl.
NOR'rn • J 102
"'10 54 0 10 84 2
•J52 EAST • 8653 o Kl Weat led the si.\ ol clube and. in
view ol the double. declarer ml&bt have tried the jlCk from dummy Sut
the nine io band wu a ~ effective
red bming, so Tru.cl played low. then Ciptun:d East's cc:n with the acc.
ln an effon co &et 10 the table. declar-
er led a deceptive seven of spades,
but there ~ oo way 10 fool Wez.1 on
I.his deal. The defender won w11h the
klnJ. and ca.shed four club tricks, on
which dee larcr di.!carded two pades
and a diamond. Next Ume I low
bean and, with the heart return. the
defcnden cubed five cricks in dw
sulc and thc ace of diamonds.
0 765 J
• 1083
The biddi :, soum ~ NOR11f EAST lNT Obi .... ,_ .._
Opening lead: Six of •
The"' arc so~ o uastrophes that
could only befall an expen. Sitting
South w~ former world champion Roger Treul. and he reported chis
delll bimsclf.
Ac chc end, dcclMCr had to lake one more trick with eithcr the jack of
spades in dummy Of rhe king of dla·
moods In hand. Still. that was down
live fOI' a l~s of 1.400 points.
Publishina
PIOMOTIONS
DIPAITMINY
Commumty newf4l'llPll"S in
0nqt County SMka F ul
lime person to Interview
end wrrtt storle$. particl·
pete In community ewnb,
crute end paemte PllC'S
end sections. Ea:Cthnt communbtlon dUlll, work
.... with the pubic. Know N' Style. QunXl'ras.
Photoshop, Mufti.Ad c:r..
etor, Prufident on IMC
a nd PC. CCI dulan
e xperience preferred.
Proofudll test. Oruc
sa~ rtQIWed.
EOE Excellent benefit
peckeae. EmaW resume,
wrltq ~ end sallry
requirtmtnls t o
i-.;amson@i.t1rrm.mm
SUVHS & COOIS
needed. Apply on person
217 Mam St. Hunllncton
Buch 714-960-1896.
s.cr-yjlt.wep ........ "' H8 Ral Estete offic..
Corrciutllr & rml estMe exp.
Ho lie nee. 949·677·5680
J09ol Otlt YUM and
meke • dllf•enct In the
Californla Nmy Ne1JONI
Cuwd you cen aet money
for colece end c.-trlMWI&. C.it I~ GUARD. (CAL •SCAN)
NUD MOU IOOM?
AOOmlHS • REJoOlElNi
l f577982 949-709-5642
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TIMI 01 GI
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IMPaOVIMINT
PaOJfCJt
Call 1 plumber.
pe1nttr, hendymen,
or any of the &rHt
'erv1cu listed l)en In
our service directory!
THESE LOCAL SVC
PEOPLE CAN HELP
YOtJ TOOAY!
Drywall Servtces
WfTIHOEn DalWAU.
All phases sm/lrr jobs.
CllANI 20yrs. leir, fret
est. L«m:Jl 71~1447
5...nJtlolxptrtl
Duncan Electric 21JYrs Elp
LoceVQuick Rtll>O"MI
Servlct/Remodth
L"275870 949-650-70ot2
JOI N OtJR TEAM end
mah • difference In th• Celfforni• Army Hatt0naf
Guerd you can &•l
money for coll•&• end
certer trelnlna. Call l ·
800 -GO ·GUARO .
(CAL•SCAH)
JOIN OUR TEAM end
meke • difference. In the
Californle Army Hatlon1I
Cuerd you cen 1•t
money 'for collt&• end
CttHf tnlnina Cell I
800 -GO ·CU AR O
{CAL •SCAN)
Au41 't9 A4 QIHlttre
2.8 V6. 2911 ectual mo,
1uto. spukhn& red/arey
lthr, mnrl, CO, looks &
smells new V456721
$17.495 ltn1ncln& t vt1I,
Bllr tO-S .. -1 Ha
-.t<peilll.c-
IMW 740I "M 8eaJtfU
Sortnl BUV'Ten, OTOmt
.... 72k "' prl8ld, rruR -. S2D,500. 9"9-378-9946
llJtd.n & ... ._...
Floors. Counters 6
Showers. lit591315 free
Estimate 949-481 ·2097
UMY $ll;WW; ~
Reerout•n 6 lnuallatfon TILE DEAN 949-673·8065 71~ 714-183-2031
Glldenlncv landscaplng
t.. Ttrrtt a.-4sc ..
WW>/~hetnmq
' 1nsteltatlon. 25 Y" up
Lie/inwred 949-~
COMP'llTI
LUIDSCAPtNO
Oesian. clonups,
lrHs, sod, 19rlnkl•n .
M•inten1nce as low
es $9/wuk Licensed
7L4·222·M 25 Hick
DtrtyW;tliO ... ~ -L•wns, L1wn Aerehnr ,
Spronlllers, Tr~·
'"" Sprln1 Tune-ups.
Repelrs 6 Up1redn.
"H•v• us do your
Dirty Wor*"
Actl••""' liectrlc 714-7U-2a21
troubltshootlna spec18hst G-n..-
•• S«Vices. Ho )Db too -.... UVUt•
SI!\. Ul5151163 7l~Ul
Alwtrk• em c
licensed Electnul
Con tr actor. Sm•lt
jobs startlna 11
$79.ts&up.
Specl1llzln1 ln
Remodellna 6 111
home wirlns nteds,
Comm/lndusVRts
l-900-at7-1 OOI L•7829S9
UCENSID CONTUCTOtl
No Job too Im ,. wvi-1
Rtp8ir, remodel, fins,
'f', MW SVC 949-64f>.J666
Aooftng/Till
•••lllCAll* ~~ :~
• LOCll & Rellltlle
FREE ESTIMATU (114) ..... HO
Autoodvl ..
C ... llec 'tt S.vlllt SlS
40k mi, purl wile.
oetmu l lthr, CO, a•·
r •aed. non/smtv. 1111•
newV592641 $14,99S Bkr
!M9$lllll -~
Chryst ... Stltrinti c_.,,
JI '00 37K, V6, ""•teltlc
crHn, Grey Int. 8111Cll
top, Buutiful Ilk• new
condition $10,500
von872412 949·586·1888 --~1.u.
D ..... 'ta Vey ...... 7
pass, white/erey Int. pvt
Cl•n , 111111d. non/
smkr, Ilk• new cond
v457275 $5495 Bkr 949-
586-1888 WWW Dcplilll com
J....-'01lUI2111 ....
CO. n1v111Uon, full feet
werr, Winchester blue,
oatmeel lthr. chrome
wheels: Ilk• new uve
$30k v22136 $42.995.
4.5 APR lln av11I. broker
9'l9$-lllll -~
J...-'tt XJ• V-'en l'fft 40k m1, lull feet ••r. wh1te/01tmu l lthr.
CO, buut1ful hkt new,
ori& cond v870142
$28, 995 8kt 949-586-1888 -~.~
DOUGHRTY HOTHfllS n. Fhll Touch gg l961
l.6dlapt T,.. Slic. ~
lnst/Repaif 714-791 8746
Trtt Stf'Vlct, Yard-
Clunup, M11ntenence.
Sprlnkler R•p•if, Hautinc
(949) 650-Ua I
HandymlfV
Home Repair
COMnlTI HOMI
MAINTINAJICI
No tob too smell•
Ever)'th•na from
Cerpentry to Paintln&
FrH estimate
C•ll•-ily
P•P-2fS-llU
me UP SHOAUSY. All !YJ>t" of r epalr s Etec
trocal. pklfl'lbinc. cloon.
-W ~ Illa 6 mort
2"1r/7deys 714·366-1881
GFNFJW. IEPIUI
'MAINl'ENANCE
• ltambal * Qmmdal
No Job 7bo Small
Da•e Hamilton
949-3224292
. -
Wullh -AllDll .... ..._..., ....
YI, C.,llfMld
., .... 110,"J
Mwce4. 'O I ._
<240
lib Mw, loeded
f01420I $24,"J
DIMwwy'OtSI va. lo•cltd 1 lk ml,
Prior Rental
1750601 •at,HS
. Dl""..-Y '00 I YI, lttthtr, Duel Sun
Roofs, Certified
124122 Sto, HS
Olaceve.y '01 SI
V8, LHth.,, Dual Sun
Roofs, Certified 1721223 $24,ttS
OMC'OIY .. et1
Denell
LHthtr, Sun Roof,
9Pt&Mn&tf
•1tt120 $35,tts
D1"'..,..-Y •oo •
V8, lHther, loeded,
Ctft1fied '2421H $20,ttS
OMC'OOY .. tt1
Dtnell
4x4, Low Ml, BIVBlk,
Cust Chrome Whttls
122146 $26,ttS
..... ... .,.03
tJltimate lu•ury StJV
11114'5 $67,ttS
Dlacevwy'tt
Only 231( Ml, Certified
'20Stsa $20,ttS
Wl)IOVll
llWPOIT IUOI
640-6445
.. "00 ..... a..bt
6cyl. 2 wd, 36k itctual
mi, ~liver /1rey int,
elloys, lebulous Ilka ntw
unmuked cond, 4·yur
WflT ...... v 75T12l $13.1196
firm O·Oown qu1l1fled
buyers, 4Ji N'R BrcU'
949-SH-IHa
-.tcptltl.ctM
'-' .._. ,. Dlt-v
LE 58>.• m1 , white/tan
llhr. duel mnrf, bu u
llful or11. 3 year warr
1va1I, $13,995 vt757624
Bro ker 949·586·1888
-.tcpo.c-
'-" ....,_ ... '*-Y
LE 58k• ml, white /ten
lthr, du1I mnrl, bu u
Ulul or11. 3 year wur
1va1I. SIJ.995 vt757624
Broker 949 586 1888
-·!<f"'"-Merc1do1 '96 C210
buutllul bleck/crum
fully lo1ded. $howroom,
irV'oot. Sll.5 714-751 2A64
Handyman/
Home Repair
6-tlC...... u.,.n
Cerpentry • Pklmbln&
Oryw1ll • Stucco
Pe1ntJn1, Tole 6 more
20+ Yurs Expenencel
JI 714-969-5776
JESSEY Al~'S
HOMl•9AJ•
Sl'ICIAUS1
Reasoneble Preen
1• Yrs ••peuence In
ell trades Spec11lll1n1
In resldentiel lnt/ut
714-501-64 ..
l..d67(18j
IOllNSON COMPANY
~ w .... e.tlwooma Merk 949 650-9525
TNl HANDY
All work 1uaranlt~d
PUTCq. a.ctr1all. Coors
Fnlsh esp C.. 91&~
Hauling
JUNK TO THI DUMPlll
714-968 1882
AVAILABLE TOOAYI
949-673 5566
House Cleaning
P-...SAUTO
MW.U4.•I 1'1
S::.:1':~
(19334) ~ ,.,........,.
~ ~ Bi.di wt'Ptrlw:t lthr lntr O!lly 52K ml
8-ltyl (19328) 124,980 ,..,..,Jn
Blad!~~ lthr,
ful r-ds r•• find (19288) $13,980
-.-s-r~ :S...'00
This". buutylMoolvoof
(19314) $27,18)
MIW74'11
.s-1.t'N
One owns, local
Newport Stden, crut
r-ds. chromed wllls
( 19340) $22.980.
hnl T..Mrtl 'In
Only 496 mlla
(19384C) $33,!8l.
x:!w~
Shinty blk. met
w/lmmec ltlw',
dlromed whls.
(19209) SJ9.98IO.
t..wtuOO .s-1.t "00
Bledl w/csum ltt1r 11'1·
ter Only 141< ml,
'36,980
(19278) $36,980.
MUMLUO"OO
SUV wtwte w/lorin-
1*&. low ml
(193'8) S29.
MUOrl~
C...,'ff
Bledl w/blk lthr,
chromed whls, ( 19302) $26, 980
-'--... "'r-·
949-574-7777
l'taLPS AUTO .......... ~
Uftcol" '02 N.vlrter
30il ml, full f1ct w1rr,
silver sand/tin lthr, CO
sleeker, chrome whls.
utr1 snl v872518
$27,995 lt<m, Ion 6 w•rr
ave11. 0 Down qu1hf1ed
buyers, 4 6 APR Broker
949-SH-laH --•~l.c-
Moving & stonge
llST MOY HS SH /Hr
serv1n1 ell c1t1n Insured
fast, courteous, cerelul
l 163844 800·244·2378
PUBLIC NOTICE
lhe Cattl Public
Ut1ll t1n Comm11ston
requ1ru lhet all used
houuhold 1 oods
movers print tht1r
PU C C1I T numbe1.
hmos ind ch1ulleurs
P"nl lheor T C P
number 1n all adver
t1sements II you heve
•ny queslt0ns •bout
the lea•llly of a
mover, limo o r
chauffeur, cell.
PUauc UTIUTllS
COMMISSION aoo u1_.,.,
Pal~
sm ,.. ... .... ~
A GOOD AD!
Call (949) 642-5678
•
'02o..a.tt"a ~Lew .....
(01S9S2) $15,toO
NEW2002
MINI COOPER
SlHlOOF, PRDlll PKG.
16' ALl.OYS, CO
i1~,~J
I ATllt.SPRll
(TCE18) ......
OTHER AT
SNll..AR SA~NGS!
········• ... LEfS MOT~ lfS FUN •••••••• 55fRllWAY@ Eooru
SAHTA W. AUTO MAU
(Ila) UJ.tlOI
Palnllng
J.y.-'•P•lllftne
Top Quehty. Compet1t1 ..
Interior/Eat Lt648221
Cell Jey 949-650·5066
IAINIOW Ciidi W
Pelnt1n1"1C/ut. ~~
Quality iobl free estlmll• L 111569897 714·6 'l6 8888
Plumbing
,cs;..,~-of
MllTJa.llfl~rt
SEWER ~nlHC
ELECTROHIC SLAB
LEAK DETECTION
f roendly ServlCI
t4t -67S -fS04
-.~.-n L•?W91 lntur.o
Palnllng
HOUSE IEPAINTlNC a WOOD flNlSHl1'IC
~
Uclf 3$8$28
949-64 -99S7
SEU ,.. .... .........
UQt 'ftUMO....._
blaclt,1 lmtNC, 5711 ml,
lthr, tow 11111. rd, ,..
IOUfld, dwm ..... '*9 ....
boolll S21.D> •B6D
MMCIDIS 10ot 'tO
8ut1u11d[, 1 owner.
excellen cond, new
tlrn. records PP $6500
t49-41l-IS40
Meret4ta 'tt U20
LWB 5211 ml, 3 yr wur
1nll, allver /blll lthr.
bHut orlc cond. vl75Z41
$24,996 flnanclnl .av•h
Bkr 949-5'6-1188 __ ....,_
a ... h4te 'II HO Sl
whlt1/ta11, lmmac nbl, nn-.... ,..., tel 11¥1.
dlanm. IWDl 7s.151-*
Niu-•ta '"""° OU Liiie new, lo~d. auto,
moonroof alloys, low 7411
ml, $5900 714 751·?464
POIS<Hl •01 1oxsn.a
Black w/1r1y 9,000 ml,
perlect cond, $39,950.
t49-72S-OJ70
" CllUISllt '02 u..ttt4. loeded, 8000 ml, Clnnl·
1mon, pert cond PP
$17,S00 94t ... Jl-H40
TOYOTA CAMIY
WAMYIO for pl'fvelt
pert)' 1995 to 1997 Of
CO<oll• In aood condition
HO OEALERSI C1ll 949-
515-0337 efter 6:00
AUTOMOBlES. MISCEWNEOUS
Wanlld " IMS
.... o,...d ......
Owl' ~ ,,.... up ... ..,
• wy .. prlCt tor .,,..
cs. Vwl or Wdl pM1 fur
or not. Cll Didi Rey «1>
Tonwlo AlltD s.111. 7~
CM931 or 7t4-32.8-JZIB
CASNfOtl<MS
WI NHD YOUll CAa
PA.ID roa OI NOT
PHU#'SAUTO
ASlt fOtl •Al<OlM
949-574-7777
BOATS SUPS/
MOORINGS/
LAUNCHING/
STORAGE 9680
... ~ IO 45ft lrcfV
1>eam 1c> to ll' /1 en Loci
Bay ldend Cow_ Pvt dod\I wets/~ etc 949-922·
77T1 or 67> 19'3
9l fT SUP AVAU.AaU
IN NEWPOWT HACH
$2SOO LIASI
949-500-1005
Plumbing
HONIST & 11.ASOHAIU
PlUMBERL~
Fr• Est! Sm r~
OClfCU One. 714-23>9150
f'lf(ISI PWMllNO
Rep11rs ' Remodellna FREE ESTIMATE
L"687398 714·969 1090
SlWll
MD DWI CWl9l6
(94t) U S-2JU
W1llCMttnp
w ... ._..= ....... Strip,
"'6* 6 F eua:. llW1llt
... wor1l. 9aMBJ~
TMISTWPRI
Speclellilns In
Wellptpt Remov1I
L"588241949-l60·1211
Window Clanlng u• wt..4tw a.-i..,
Allidlnllll Mllnt, :":: • ~~ )