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FRIDAY, MAY 30, 2003
~~~Newport Beach adopts new council districts
Old Corona del Mar stays as is. but Newport Coast.
Newport Ridge will break up.
June Can1rande
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Old Corona del
Mar will stay in one City Council dis-
pict, but Newport Coast and Newport
Rldge were not as lucky.
After a long and painful process of
~onsidering ways to balance out the
• cfty's lopsided elections districts. the
council on Tuesday approved a plan as
: ~ les.ser of two evils. . . .. . . . . .
Wetlands
verdict
holding up
Old Corona del Mar will remain in
Dick Nichols' District 6, while the Irvine
Terrace area will move out of District 6
and into Steve Bromberg's District 5.
Newport Ridge will remain in John Hef-
feman's District 7, but the remainder of
Newport Coast will now be part of Nich-
ols' district.
Bonita Canyon and the One Ford
Road neighborhood will now be re-
presented by Gary Adams instead of
Bromberg.
· .~-s enior homes
Newport officials wait for
Newport Coast Advisory Committee
member Al Willinger asked the council
to keep his area as one unlL
"We have a goal to d evelop a sense of
community." Wtllinger said. "We wouJd
like all of the Newport Coast -Newport
Coast and Newport Ridge together -to
be in one district."
The council unanimously approved a
scenario to make the spUL
"I think this is the viable solution
given the alternatives,· Heffernan said.
A second alternative wouJd have kept
most of Newport Coast and Newport
Ridge together, b ut wouJd have carved
out an awkward slice of land surround-
mg Big Canyon Reservoir tu add 10 the
Corona del Mar district.
TI1e city had to redraw 11., d1">tncu. be<
cause the 2002 add111on of Newpon
Coast nearly doubled D1i.tm 1 7 Atcord
ing to city rule'>, the council di!.tricb
should have roughly tht-...ame number
of people.
The new boundane-. were drawn
based on the projection th•il \\e\t \anta
Ana I !eights and other nearby area-. will
be incorporated into the t lly. though
that annexation remain\ untt'nam
Tlus ~ not a pred1ct1011 or a c:ommll
ment to annexing. RromlwrK '>aid Ille
approach wa-. chosen to mall' lOUJl• ti
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redi<itncting easier and more logical. be
\aid. If the area t5 not annex.ed. the city
might have to adjust the new districts.
See DISTRICTS, P ... M
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-Coastal Co mmission to decid e
if Lowe r Bayview La nding can
be built on .
June Casacrande
:· • :oaily Pilot ·: ..
.;:· . ·: NEWPORT BEACH -Environmentalist Jan
•• • Vandersloot calls it mitigation, but Mayor Steve
.?omberg calls it a quid pro quo at seniors' ex-
;~~-;::;~A group of environmentalists led by Vander-
'""""'" ... ,9v\t have temporarily put the brakes on a sen-
lil'lllliiftllll affordable housing proJect at Lower Bayview
• .~ng by asking the C:Oastal Comrni.s.sion to :•:!o'e on whether portions of the site qualify as
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·~"'· ~· HOMECOMING :·:
.. · _: ish Fry
~~~~~caled back .~.·.~. ' . . . ~·~·J?ut not gutted
·~ ... •»:· !=!~on s Club tradition is back !~!ibis weekend after a 3-year :•~sence. Alaska beats out ..... ~ Iceland to supply the cod. .-. ....
: : : ~ lltlrdre Newman
•: · • l))ity Pilot .. -. . .
:::· COSTA MESA -The Fish Fry returns Satur·
•!•:day, three~ after a lawsuit put It on ice. ::::··hie community event will be held at Uons
: •: • ~ where it started 57 years ago. The lawsuit :::•1'at put the Fish Fry on hold was settled last
•:•: ay, clearing the way for the event to return. :•! ·: 1.Jons O ub members. the event's organizers, :::•JIJ they are anxiolL' to establlsh a longtime tra-..... • .
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: AT A GLANCE
KENT T'REPTOW /OAA.YPl.OT
Kevin Russell, a student at California Elementary, takes center stage during an acting showcase children presented for parents .
Honing their craft
Christine Carrillo
Daily Pilot
K evin Russell embraces
an audience. He
thrives on being in the
spotlight and can't
seem to get enough of the
applause.
For 10 weeks, he and 12 other
fourth-and fifth-grade students
at California Elementary School
in ~Mesa-ha\'e" had the
chance to hone their skills on
the stage by participating in a
Netghborbood Conservatory
acting class that South Coast
Re~ory funds and teaches.
While some of the students in
the class naturally gravitated
toward center stage and others
found more comfort hidden in
the baclcground, the after-school
acting class has cbaDenged each
of the students to be more at
California Elementary fourth -and
fifth-graders learn to act from t he
experts: South Coast Repertory
and overall acting abilities..
·1 was kind of excited about
!the class! because when you do
plays, you're not learning.· said
10-year-old Tess Berglund. a
fourth-grader in the~ ·11's
really helped me to be a better
actor and not to be afraid. just
to be your;elf and not be
mtirrudated. •
ease on stage.
·1 want. considering how the
arts are getting cut in school, to
tum these kids on to something
they may not have otherwise
been turned on to,· said Steve
DeNaut,-the..da.ss' ~"I
love this age mainly because
they're wide open. They will take
direction and they don't have
any preconceived notions.
These kids are the dedkated
ones.·
On Wednesday afternoon, the
students participated in their
final class of the year. The
students showcased their new
acting skills for their paren ts
with a performance that
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included all of the t·~eru'><.'., they
had learned
The exercises the young
actors performed often evoked
--we·re JUSI bl('<,.'>t.-d 10 have
this program a\'atlable," -.aid
Abby McGuire. a parent of one
of the snident!> m the da~'> ... I
think its 1usLa wondt>rful
opportunjry for tht> ltd., to
participau.• m. It \ a httle bit
more wort.. but 11., fun •
---1fil!ghter among the small
audience. but, explo a range
·Mon.key See. Monkey Do
an exemse in which the
students m1m1cked each other'!>
gestures to a comical rendition
of· rve Got You Under My Skin·
as a lip-syncing exercise led by
10-year-old Kevin helped the
students enhance their
memori.1.ation skills. confidence
of acting capabilities. they also
explored the seriousness of
Shakespeare.
Reciting soliloquies Crom
Romeo and Julie-t. the students
tried to tackle tragedy by
engagmg one-on-one with their
fellow student actors.
As challenging as that may be,
THI NKING ALLOWED
A day at IKEA
I
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A2 Friday. Mly 30, 2003
ON THE
Budget cuts mean fewer lifeguards
Other operations at Crystal
Cove State Beach will
remain the same.
0Hpa Bharath
DailyP.ilot
S tale budget cuts will not affect
opera.dons at Crystal ~ State Beach
this summer. officials said.
"Public safety is our top priority," paik
Supt Ken Kramer said. •And we're doing
everythlog we can to make sure we're ready
for the summer.•
This summer, however. the number of
seasonal lifeguards stadooed at various State
Pam beaches will be less than full strength.
In 2001, 628 lifeguards were hired
statewide. That number dropped by 72 to
TOPlOWATER
SAFETY TIPS
• learn to swim
• Swim near a lifeguard
• Chet* water
conditions before
entering
• Never swim alone
•Roat with the current
• Don't dive head firat
• Never swim after
consuming alcohol or
drugs
• Wear a hat and
sunscreen
• When boating,
always wear • life
jadcet
•Encourage children to
join a junior riteguard
program
556 last year.
This year, no
more ruts are
expected. but
beaches will still
be short-staffed.
·Kramer said all
towers in Crystal
Cove are
expected to be
staffed in the
swnmer from 10
Lm. to6p.m.
"\Wreoot
going to be able
to hire too many
aeasooal lifeguards.. be
said. "But we're
going to make
IUle evf!l'J dollar we spend will
enhance public
safety."
lbek.eyto
having a safe time at the beach is to make
sure you are close to a lifeguard tower,
Kramer said
·1n Crystal Cove, the towers are 800 yards
apart." he said MSo it's important if you're
swimming or body boarding or surfing.
make sure you're within the lifeguard's
view."
About 85-million visitors came to
CalifomiU 273 state pub last year,
according to the California Department of
Parks and Reaeation. That is a 48% ioaease
in visiton CM:t the put five years. State park
lifeguards also performed 6.969 rescues in
2002. There were 22 c:trowninS' statewide.
but statistics show that none of those
WHATS AFLOAT
• WHAT'S AFLOAT is published
periodically. If you are planning a nautical
event, submit the information to the Daily
Pilot. 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627;
by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by e-mail to
dai/ypilot@latimes.com.
CRUISES
Electric Boat Tou,. offers two-hour etvl ...
of Newport Harbor ($76 per cruise).
Round-trip hotel or off-the--water restaurant
shuttle service is available. Pidc-up from
restaurants with docks la also available.
Chartered and catered tours. (949) 291-1953
or www.wattsontheharbor.com.
Th• Newport Landing ...... 8¥9ileble for
weddings and receptions, codctail and
sightseeing cruises. and meetings. The cost
is $500 for the firat two hours, plus $150 for
each additional hour. (949) 361-3640.
Fun Zone Boat Co. nana • 46-mlnute cn11M
(adults,.$&; children, $1) and• 9()..mlnute-
cruiae (adults, $8; children, $1) departing
from Balboa Fun Zone every 30 minutes
from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. dally. A 60-minute
showboat sunset cruise (adulta, $8;
children, $1) leaves the Fun Zone at 7 p.m.
daily. Private charters are available. (949)
673-0240.
Cat.-llna Paaeenger s.rvice NM 46-mlnut.
RU PHOTO I DAILY PILOT
Crystal Cove State Park lifeguards John Magner and Nathan Casey treat a girl who
suffered a possible neck injury after a wave slammed her against the ocean floor.
occurred in guarded area.1.
That is where public education comes in.
Kramer says.
harbor cruises (adults, $8; children, $1) and
90-minute cruises (adults, $8; children, $1 ),
departing from Balboa Fun Zone every 30
minutes from 11 a .m. to 4:30 p.m. dally and
on the hour until 7 p.m. (949) 673-5245.
CIViH th• harbor aboard the EJac:tn, •
100-foot Classic Fantail vessel. Charters
with catering are available for up to .145
passengers. (949) 723-1069.
A tht'94H:ourae dinner and dancing while
cruising the harbor are available at 8 p.m.
Fridays and at 7:30 p.m. Saturdays at
Hornblower Cruises & Events, 2431 W.
Coast Highway, iwtewport Beach. The fee is
$59.95 per person on Fridays and $64 on
Saturdays. Brunch cruises also are
available . (949) 631-2469.
The Ca1alin• Ayer departs from Balboa
Pavilion at 9 a.m. daily and returns from
Catalina Island at 4:30 p.m. $36 round-trip
for adults; $20 round-trip for children.
Reservations are recommended. (949)
673-5245.
Hom~ otr.n WHbnd dlnnerd~
and Sunday champagne brunch cruises on
Newport Harbor that celebrate imaginative
cuisine and pampered service. 2431 W.
Coast Highway, Suite 101, Newport Beach.
(949) 631-2469.
The Adv.mu,.. at SN Yacht Chart.,. offer
cruises around Newport Harbor from 12:30
to 2 p.m. every Sunday at 3101 W. Coast
•If you stay within a guarded area. we can
make sure we help you if you're in trouble."
he said.
•
Highway, Newport Beach. $20, includes
cruise, parking, cookies and sodas.
Reservations required. (949) 650-2412.
ASHING
Ashing daSMI leave Balboa Pavilion at I
a.m . and return at 4 p.m. Mondays and
Tuesdays. $125. (949) 67~2810.
Get to the Newport Pier Nrty to watch th•
dory fishing fleet return with the fresh catch
of the day. Fish are prepared for sale at
Mcfadden Square, an open-air market.
Ashing supplies and boat chart.n (open
party and private) are available at Davey's
lodcer, 400 Main St, Balboa (949)
673-1434; and Newport Landing
Sportfishing, 309 Palms, Suite F. Newport
Beach (949) 675-0550.
Day and night fishing chart9n for groups or
singles are availabfe at Bongos
Sportfishing pn Balboa Peninsula. (949)
673-2810.
KAYAKJNG/CANOmG/SCUBA
lmua Outrigger Canoe aub invtt.
adventure-minded adults to canoe
Newport Harbor Hawaiian style. No
experience required -they'll teach you all
you need to know. Dreaa for the beach and
bring a towel every Saturday at 10 a.m. at
North Star Beach, 1 White Cliffs Drive,
Newport Beach. For more information, call
(714)432-1236.
Daily A Pilot
c:or.JWl9on
News aulstant, (9491 674-4298
core/. wil.an•t.tlma.com
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Sean Hiiier, Don l.eactl,
Kant Tnipcow
Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626.
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THE HARBOR COLUMN
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Time for changing
of Narwhals guard
Ahoy. answers. First and
foremost, slow
down the boat's : • •• speed There ls not
This
morning.
our local U.S.
Coast Guard
cuner Narwhal,
stationed in
Newport Harbor.
will have a new
commanding
officer. Lt. John
IGdwell's two-year MIKE
a set speed limit
on the ocean. but
the rules state that
you must have
your vessel under
control 1hat
means you must
be able to identify,
change course or
stop to avoid a
tour of duty is up. WHITEHEAD
and he will ship
off to San Diego to an end
graduate school
Kidwell is the first
. commanding officer of the
Narwhal, which was built to
replace the aging cutter
Polnl Stuart. Basically. his
maiden voyage was from
the shipyard in Louisiana
through the Panama Canal
and up to Newport Harbor.
He arrived only days before
the attaclcs on Sept. 11 .
Kidwell will hand over his
ship to Lt. James O'Mara in
this morning's change of
command ceremony. We
wish John well in his
studies.
.RJNEGLOOM
We are approaching the
summer season, and along
the coast, we are having the
usual June gloom. The hot
daily inland temperatures
pull in the cooler marine
air, creating the low lying
clouds along the coast
typically called the marine
layer. It usually bums off by
afternoon, but another
byproduct of this weather
condition is fog.
Fog is a boater's
nightmare. especially when
you are trying lo enter an
unf amlliar harbor while
you are glued to the radar
and the Global Positioning
System. 1 regularly
encounter fog on the
Pacific while delivery yachts
up and down the coast.
The fog is so thick in San
Francisco that on many
voyages. I never see the
Golden Gate Bridge when
cruising underneath and
looking up. San Francisco is
more difficult to enter than
Newport because of the
ship traffic and the rougher
waters.
Boaters in the fog must
be very careful trying to
enter Newport or any other
harbor and consider the
options. I frequently make
a pre-sunrise stop in Morro
Bay for fuel on my voyages.
and many times. I have
opted to wait out.side the
harbor entrance due to the
thick fog. I would wait to
enter when the sunrise
gave us enough light to see
the channel markers, or I
would follow a commea:ial
fisherman who has the
local knowledge.
When you encounter fog.
what should you do? Just
for fun, ask this question at
one of the yacht clubs and
count the wide arijly of
collision, so set your speed
accordingly.
The newer boalS travel
much faster these days, and
a few neophytes will run at
full throttle with limited
visibility. I remember a
couple of years ago. a
powerboat club off Dana
Point was holding a poker
run in the fog with go-fast
boalS going full throttle. 1
constantly remind those on
my v~ls that not
everything on the water will
show up on the radar
screen, so post a bow
watch.
There are whistle signals
for boaters. Proper
maritime nomenclature
calls the vessel's horn a
whistle and a honJc a blast.
You may signal either a
one-second ·short" blast or
a four-to six-second
·prolonged~ blast as the
onty two types of whistle
blasts. 1 will touch on four
restricted visibility whistle
signals. but boaters should
review all the signals. I
always carry a cheat sheet.
ln the fog, a vessel under
power of an engine or
motor may signal at least
every two minutes one
prolonged blast and listen
for a response from a
nearby vessel 1Wo
prolonged bla.slS may be
given by any vessel
underway but not making
way. hence engines not
engaged are drifting.
Vessels with limited o r
restricted maneuverability
such as sailboats or
towboalS should signal one
prolonged blast and two
short blasts. If you are
cruising near a commercial
port. such as Long Beach or
San Diego, you may hear
four short blasts given by a
pilot vessel waiting for a
ship. That means there is a
ship in the area. so maybe
you won't hear the ship
giving you the danger
signal of five short blasts
later.
Again, there are many
signals, so please review the
lntemational versus Inland
Waters regulations.
Safe voyages.
• laf WNTEHEAO ii the
Pilot's boating and harbor
columnist. Send him your
harbor and marine-related
thoughts and ltOfV
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SURF AND SUN ,.
WEATHER FORECAST
Fog, low dou<M and drtz:zle
will gtMt us this morning.
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The IOUthweat l'Nefl
continue. to drop today,
tholtgh we'll still ... aome
cheat-to ahouldef.hlghs.
Standout apob may get
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Oaltt Pilot rriday, May 30, 2003 Al
BEST BUYS
Babystyle opens a new store in Newport
B ~.a leading
matemlty/baby lifestyle
brand, opened Its second
retail store at Faahlon l.ala.nd. Its
· ft:agshJp atore ls In Manhattan
Beach. The 3,300-aquare.foot
store offers exclusive, high
GREER
WYLDER
quality and at
the same
time
affordable
products.
Babystyle
started out in
1999 as an
Internet
business and
then
expanded to
a catalog.
Retail stores
are Its newest
venture. Babystyle offers an
efficient, hassle-free and friendly
shopping environmenL "We are
very excited about Newport
Beach as the next step in
expanding Babystyle's retail
presence,· said Laurie
McCartney, founder and chief
executive. It's a great community
with a strong Babystyle
foUowing and a significant
number of growing families.".
Babystyle-brand apparel and
products, as weU as leading
brand products.and hard-to-find
specialty items, can be found
here. So can maternity wear,
baby gear, adorable clothes and
toys for Infants and toddlers.
Men:handise Is by high-end
designers such as Lilly Pulitzer
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also has a gift regjstry. Open
Judge upholds malice
lawsuit against parent
A Superior Court judge on
Thursday denied a motion to
dismiss a malicious prosecution
lawsuit from Corona del Mar
baseball coach John Emme
against a parent who sued him
because he said the coach ru-
ined his son's chances of playing
college ball, Emme's a1tomey.
David Sho res said. ·
Shores said Marc Martinez s
former attorney, Doug SmJth.
asked that the court toss out
Errune's claim. But that was de-
nied.
The lobbing of lawsuits back
and forth between the Sea Kings
coach and the disgruntled par-
ent began in July 2001 when
Martinez filed suit alleging that
Errune hurt his son's chances for
college recruitment after a dis-
agreement over pitching counts.
The complaint said the coach
made J.O. Martinez pitch too
many innings, damaging his
arm.
That lawsuit was thrown out in
September, after which Martinez
filed another lawsuit aUeging
that J.D. Martinez was subjected
to public humiliation and ridi-
cule in a December 2001 story
that was published in the Daily
PiloL
Martinez also accused the Pi-
lot and Sports Edltor Richard
Dunn -who was then a re-
porter -of libel, saying that
they published Emme's com·
ments knowing that they were
false. His claims against the pa-
per and Dunn were also tossed
out. Mart:inA huaaidhe.wilLap.·
peal those derulons.
Two freeway offramps
will be closed today
Access to the heart of Costa
Mesa will be limited this morn-
ing, as county transportation
offictals plan to close two San
Diego Freeway offramps.
Bristol Street and Avenue of
the Arts exits off the north-
, bound San Diego Freeway will
' be cloeed from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
while Caltrans crews pile-drive
a apace for carpool lane col-
umns.
Oftldals suggest usin1 Fair-
view Road, proceeding north to
SUnfJower Avenue and turning
right on Briltol Street.
St John the Baptist
hosts weekend carnival
Fried 8ab won't the only glg
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Crom 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday
to Friday; Crom 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday; and from 11 a.m to 6
p.m. Sunday. Near
Robinsons-May at Fashion
Island In Newport Beach. (949)
759-1129. babystyls.com.
BEACH PARTY
April Cemell at Fashlon
Island ls throwing a ~beach
party" from June 5 to June 15.
The store's friendly staff will
model the new summer
fashions. April ComeU offers
women's fashions as weU as
matching dresses for mother
and daughters. The store also
carries home decor and
accessories, as well as gift items.
Open.from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Monday to Friday; from 11 a.m.
to 7 p.m. Saturday; and from 11
a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. ApriJ
Cornea is across from Pottery
Barn, between Macy's and
Robinsons-May at Fashion
lsland. (949) 72 1-9061.
RAISE MONEY
Susan Eaton of Newport
Beach, a volunteer at
UNA/UNICEF shop in Orange
County, says those who want to
support UNlCEF can attend its
semiannual sale from May 31 to
June 14. Jewelry, pottery, carved
wood pieces, glassware, masks,
jackets. toys, baskets, batiks and
weavings from aU over the world
are featured in the gift section.
where supporting customers
receive 25% off. UNICEF items
include aU-occasion cards,
mugs. books, teddy bears,
candles, plates and wrapping
paper. UNICEF Items are not
discounted. All profits directly
heJp alleviate poverty and health
needs of children oven»eas. On
June 21, the shop will hold a
speclaJ Guatemalan weavers
open house, with weavers
demonstrating their art
throughout the day.
Refreshments will be served,
too. Open from 10 a.m. to 4:30
Monday to Friday; and from 10
a.m . to 4 p.m. Saturday. 2428 N.
Grand Ave., Suite F (three blocks
north or the Garden Grove
Freeway in Grovemont Square)
in Santa Ana. (714) 542-9743.
WINE SOME MORE
Great Lep Wine changes its
winery or the week on Friday.
This week's wine is from BurreU
School, a family-owned winery
near the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Wine specials include Turnbull
1998 Merlot (regular price
$24.95, special offer $17.95);
Coastal Ridge Chardonnay
($6.95); Coastal Ridge Cabernet
($6.95); LeCARRE white ($7.95);
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p.m. niur'lday to Saturday; and
from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday.
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Newport Heach. (949) 515-8466.
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made from rust free, lightweight
aluminum, cast aluminum and
teak with choic~ of table tops ..
To avmd problems with uneven
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10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. 1741
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in town this weekend.
Beginning today. SL. John the
Baptist Catholic Church will
host its fourth annual three-day
carnival, which reatures a talent
show, karaoke, Irish dancer.,,
live music, dancers and lots of
food and sweets.
Organizers said the event is
designed to reflect the diversity
or the city. The event runs from
5 to 10 p.m. today and fro m
noon lo I 0 p.m. Saturday and
Sunday at I 01 5 Baker St.
Local artist wi II sell art
to raise school money
Trytng to raise money for
various educational programs.
local artist Michael Robles used
his talents 10 create a rendering
of Newporl Elementary School
that will be sold a'> a limited
edition prin l set.
The sales of the authenLic
print of the hiMoric school-
house on the beach are aimed
a t ramilies, friends and alumni.
Robles will cJon,11e I)()'"{, of all
sales to the c.chonl., foundauon.
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PUBLIC SAFETY
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
•Wint S.br and Bristol
strMts: A traffic accident
invotving injuries was
reported at 6:46 p.m .
Tuesday.
• CenW 81rMt: Annoying
phone calls were reported In
the 800 blodc at 5;40 p.m.
Tuesday.
• H-.nilton Street
Possession of drugs was
reported in the 600 blodc at
11 :50 p.m. Tuesday.
• Pacific Avenue: A home
burglary was reported in the
2100 blade at 4:02 p.m .
Tuesday.
• Peulartno Avenue: A
hit-and-run wa.s reported in
the 600 blodc at 12:32 p.m.
Tuesday.
• Pinec...ac Drive: A home
burglary was reported in the
2800 blodc at 3:05 p.m.
Tuesday.
• South Coast Drive: A
vehicle burglary was
reported in the 900 blodc at
12:55 p.m. Tuesday.
• Victoria Street: Graffiti was
reported in the 1100 blodc at
DISTRICTS
Continued from Al
The new districts will go into
effect July 10 and will each con-
tain 11,000 to 12,000 people.
HThe only things that change
for anyone are district bounda-
ries and possibly your repre-
CRAFT
Continued from Al
at ages 10 and JI , the students in
the class got the chance to test
their talents, explore the
intricacies of acting and develop
an appreciation for the arts.
6:29 p.m . Tuesday.
NEWPORT BEACH
•Welt a.lbcMI Boulewrd: A
hit·~nd-run was reported In
the 1800 blade at 7:41 a.m .
Wednesday.
• Bitch StrMt: A vehicle
burglary was reported in the
4200 blodc at 4:55 p.m .
Wednesday.
• Bison Avt1nue: A vehicle
burglary was reported in the
1200 blodc at 8:23 a.m.
Wednesday.
• Main Street: Grand theft
was reported in the 400 blodc
at 1:48 p.m. Wednesday.
• Newport Center Drive
West Grand theft was
reported in the 700 blodc at
5:25 p.m . Wednesday.
•West ac..n Front
Vandalism was reported in
the 2100 blodc at 9:45 a.m.
Wednesday.
• San Miguel Drive: A
hit-and-run was reported in
the 300 blodc at 10:07 a.m.
Wednesday.
• University Drive: A
commercial burglary was
reported in the 2300 blodc at
8:40 a.m . Wedne.sday.
sentative," Bromberg said. "We
were very sensitive to the con-
cerns of all the residents. 11lis
was just the most equitable way
to do it."
•JUNE CASAGRANDE covers
Newport Beacti and John Wayne
Airport. She may be reactied at
(949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at
june.casagrande@latimes.com.
'Today, we're so focused on
academics that we don't have
time for all this enrichment,"
McGuire said. "We need to have
this .... We need the arts."
• CHRISTINE CARRIUD covers
education and may be reached at
(949) 574-4268 or by e-mail at
christine.caffillo@latimes.com
HOW TO CONTACT
YOUR REPRESENTATIVES
CrTY OF COSTA MESA
Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair
Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626,
(714) 754-5223
Mayor: Gary Monahan
Council: Libby Cowan, Allan
Mansoor, Mike Sd'leafer and
Chris Steel
CrTY OF NEWPORT BEACH
Newport Beach City Hall, 3300
Newport Blvd., Newport Beach,
CA 92663, (949) 644-3309
Mayor: Steve Bromberg
Council: Gary Adams, John
Heffeman, Dic:k Nichols, Gary
Proctor, Tod Ridgeway and Don
Webb
NEWPORT·MESA UNIFIED
SCHOOL DISTRICT
District Office: 2985·A Bear St.,
COsta Mesa, CA 9262&, (714)
424-5000
Superintendent Robert Barbot
Board: President Martha Fluor,
Vice President Dana Black, Cleric
Serene Stokes, David Brooks,
Tom Egan, Judy Franco and Linda
Sneen
ORANGE COUNTY FAIR
88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. CA
92626, (714) 708-FAIR
Board: President Ruben A. Smith,
Vice President Patricia Velasquez,
Randy Smith, Emily Sanford,
Peggy Haidl, James Barich,
Deborah Carona, Leslie A. Ray
and Frank Barbaro
STATE COASTAL COMMISSION
45 Fremont St., Suite 2000, San
Francisco, CA 94105, (415)
904-5200; regional office in Long
Beach,(310)590-5071
GOVERNOR
Gray Davis (D), State Capitol,
Sacramento, CA 95814, (916)
445-2841; fax: (916) 445-4633
PRESIDENT
George W. Bush (R), White
House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave ..
Washington, D.C. 20500
Hotline: (6 a.m. to 2 p.m.) (202)
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E-mail:
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Suite 212, Washington, D.C. 20500
E-mail:
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WETLANDS
Continued from Al
In the meantime, Vander-
sloot and others h~ve pre-
sented an environmental wish
list for the adjacent Upper Bay-
view .Landing park to city offi-
cials. If the city agrees to the
terms, the enviJonmental
groups said they will support
the city's project at the Coastal
Commission.
WI look at this as a complete
breach of trust between the en-
vironmental community and
the citizens of this city," Brom-
berg said. "What in the world
are they thinldng to kill a senior
housing project for nothing
more than a tire track?"
Of the three spots on the
property designated as poten-
tial wetlands, critics say one is
just a tire rut with a little stag-
nant rainwater in it. The two
other depressions, Vandersloot
said, have plants growing in
them that indicate the area is
naturally part wetlands. State
and local laws restrict develop-
ment of such wetland areas. In
some cases, the Coastal Com-
mission will permit develop-
ment of wetlands areas if envi-
rorunental improvements are
made nearby to compensate.
"By calling it a tire track,
that's just a pejorative term
they use to dismiss the fact that
these are wetlands," Vander-
sloot said.
Vandersloot, along with Stop
Polluting Our Newport and the
Earth Resource Foundation,
initially supported the project.
Plans call for 150 units of senior
affordable housing on low
lands at Jamboree Road be-
tween Coast Highway and Back
Bay Drive, with a park on the
bluff above, known as Upper
Bayview Landing.
Two things caused the envi-
ronmentalists to rethink their
support.
At a Feb. 25 City Council
FRY
Continued from Al
dition that brings the community
together.
H[This) is the only comrnunity-
wide activity that we had and
we'll soon have," said Chuck Cas-
sity, the master of ceremonies.
"It's like a reunion. There are
many people who don't see each
other at all except at the Fish
Fry."
The Fish Fry started in 1946
when Rollo McOellan and some
of his buddies got together and
started an event for the commu-
nity. Little did they know it would
last so long.
"ll grew like topsy. It kept get-
ting bigger and bigger," c.a&sity
said.
Eventually. a parade down
Harbor Boulevard was added.
The event attracted about
100,000 in its heyday in the early
'90s, McOellan said. The parade
ALLOWED
Continued from Al
final sip of my large coffee and
glanced at my watch: It was 9:25
a.m.
The parking lot was about 10
times more disorderly than the
intersection, and I started to
think I would never see the
interior of this Oagship store.
After two people stole parking
places from me and I had
unknowingly traveled down a
dead-end aisle and was forced to
get out of my car to mave the
barricades -and receive a
tongue-lashing from the security
guard -1 found a spot
Thankfully, the amusement
park line, which bad earlier
snaked around outside the
entrance, had disappeared.
At 10:05 a.m., I was inside.
Thank goodness the bathroo~
are the first thing in the store.
A short line had Conned for
the escalator that ascended to
the Mecca of Swedish furniture:
The IXEA Showroom (dramatic
muatc plays here).
What followed was two hours
of SWec:Uah sor.tie and
lcnlclcbw:k sensory overload.
Hutc:be8, tables, lamps and beds
with funny names lined the
Winding alale of the IKBA home
KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT
This property off Back Bay Drive and Jamboree Road is being eyed for a senior housing complex.
meeting, a councilman and a
parks commissioner suggested
that the city consider adding
turf grass to the Upper Bayview
Landing Park.. But the idea
seemed to fade as fast as it
came up, and the City Council
approved the housing plan
without malcing any changes
that would allow turf grass.
The council did, however,
send the matter bade to the
parks commission for further
consideration. Kround the
same time, Vandersloot went to
the spotted wetlands vegeta-
tion on the site.
Now the groups want assur-
ances that the Upper Bayview
Landing Park will be planted
with native plants instead of
turf grass. They also want the
city to increase the size of a re-
tention basin planned for the
site and to change its plans for
grading the high-lying area.
ln all, the environmentalists'
list of conditions comprises a
dozen items on the park por-
tion of the land and rwo more
specific to the lowland area.
In exchange. they say. they'll
give letters of support to the
Coastal Commission and re-
frain from taking pan ln or en-
couraging any litigation.
Coastal Commission staff,
who have conducted a survey
of the site, have recommended
that commissioners deny the
city's request when they vote at
their June 11 meeting.
If the city doesn't get com-
mission approval at the June
meeting, the project will fall
under state prevailing wage
laws, which will cost the city
about $500,000 more in la-
'I think the thing that's really funny
about the Fish Fry is even people who
don't like fish like our fish.'
Mike Scheafer
Fish Fry chairman
was ultimately a victim of its own
success and was canceled in 1999
because it became too difficult to
shut down Harbor Boulevard.
The event floundered after Ar-
lene Wolff claimed chat she hurt
her ankle at the 2000 Fish Fry
when she stepped off a curb at
Orange Coast College. The civil
lawsuit was settled out of court
for $30,000.
The new Fish Fry is scaled-
back. It will offer the basics -
fish. a carnival. some community
booths and entertainment
For entertainment, Cassity has
lined up Wanda's Dance Studio,
which has performed at the Fish
Fry for ~re than 20 years; the
Slimtones, a blues, jump and
swing band; and the Fabulous
tour. Different models of
kitchens. bedrooms, offices,
dining rooms and bathrooms
were on display, and each
accessory-down to the
magnet on the kitchen
chalkboard -had a prloe tag.
Adorning each piece of
furniture was at least one of
these: pails and buckets, tin
t>oxes, storage containers, tea
light lanterns, picture frames,
decorative knobs, pulls and
handles, fake plants, baskets. CD
racks, dried Oowers, pottery and
much, much more.
If I had my own place, that Is
what my kitchen would look·
like. Oh, and I wish I could do
that to the bathroom. I found
myself cursing the fact that I had
no right to rip out every cabinet
and countertop in my small
apartment a.p.d replace them
with functional -and stylish -
Swedish waies.
The winding and extensive
showroom tour ultimately
dumped patrons in the
downstairs warehouse, where
you can finally get your hands
on all the ttuff you've adm'tred
for the put hour.
ll WU prototype
pandetnontum. u people
~ Muched for the
Oppala Buy Olair they had IMO
upstafn. Large .banners
~announced aupet-spectacular
Nomads, Orange County's oldest
surf band.
There are some changes to the
staple of the Fish Fry. though.
Icelandic cod has been featured
in all the previous Fish Frys. This
year, the Lions Oub switched to
Alaskan cod.
"Wf!re trying to keep this all-
American." said Mi.Ice Scheafer,
chairman of the event. wit's actu-
ally a lot cheaper."
A snafu almost sidelined the
secret baner that makes the fish
sing with flavor. The group that
had made it in the past shut
down its kitchen, so the Lions
Oub bad to find a quick replace-
ment with a 60-quart mixer.
The group's savior turned out
to be the food services depart·
sales, In which items were being
sold at a fraction of their price.
A particular wooden Oower
box proved to be a popular Item.
and a store employee was in the
process of bringing out a cart
load.
"Are those the flower boxes?"
one customer asked.
Doi.ens of heads turned in the
young mant direction.
"Um. yes," the frightened
employee said.
He was lmmedJately
surrounded by at least 15 people
clamoring to get their hands on
the half-priced Item.
"Youcanjustcutthedeson
the bundle and we will unload
the cart for you/ one woman
yelled from the back of the mob.
The employee did just that.
and within two minutes, the cart
was empty.
lbat waa my cue to leave.
Plttingty, the exit of UCF.A is as
massive as the entrance. From
28 cash lines. lighted arrows
usher you out the door.
People walked out with
annloads of savings and carts
full of boxed furniture.
Q.astomers wtped their brows as
they stepped out of the store
and into the beaudful sunshine,
pauatog (qr a moment to rest
thelr ..-mt and admire their
bootie.
'lbt'n they f)khd up their
borers' wages.
Bromberg has vowed that, if
the Lower Bayview Landing
senior housing project dies;
he'll reverse a former position
and push for senior housing
behind the main branch library
on Avocado Avenue.
He had originally opposed
the idea because development
of the site would obstruct
views. but now believes that a
senior housing project that ob-
structs views is better than no
senior housing project at all.
"There will be a senior hous-
ing project built in Newport
Beach," Bromberg said.
•JUNE CASAGRANDE covers
Newport Beach and John Wayne
Airport. She may be reached at
(949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at
june.casagrande@latimes.com.
FYI
The Fish Fry takes place at Lions.
Partc from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday and from 11 a.m. to 8
p .m . Sunday.
ment at the Newport-Mesa Uni-
fied School District. Scheafer
said.
While the event is all about
fish, even those who don't like it
have been known to enjoy It at ·
the Fish Fry, Scheafer added.
"I think the thing that's really
funny about the Fish Fry is even
people who don't like fish like our
fish," Scheafer said.
The event raises money for
schools and local organii.ations -
such as the Boys and Girls Oub
and Little League.
In Its strongest years. the Fish ·
Fry raised $100,000.
• OEJADRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be reecned at (949)
5744221 or by e-mail at
delrdre.newman@latimes.com.
purchases and headed for the
car, anxious to get home and
break out the Allen wrench.
• LOLITA HARPER writes columns •
Mondays, Wedn89days and Frida)'1,
and covers culture and the arts. She :
may be reached at (949) 574-4275 or
bye-mall at
lolita.harper@latimes.com.
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TOOAY
St John the &.ptJst cathotlc
pariah'• fourth annual carnival
wfll be held on the church and
~ool groundl at 1016 W. Baker
S\. through Sunday. Hours are 6
to; 10 p.m . today and noon to 10
p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
lnJormatlon: (714) 830-7204 or
(714) 826--0520.
SATURDAY
The cultural tnditiona of Japan.
France and Me>elco will be
showcased at a two-day
international festival at the
Newport Beach <Alntral Library.
Culture lovers of all ages are
invited to the free events
presented by the Newpon Beacti
Sister City Assn. For more
information, call (9491 717·3870.
SUNDAY
The 10th annual Belboa leland
Parade, "Celebrate Balboa
Island: will take place at 11 a.m
along Marine Avenue. For
information, call (9491723-4177.
St. MIChael and All Anget1
Episcopal Church presents "Jazz
Vespers for the Soul" at 5 p.m. It's
the final free concen in the
2002-03 Friends of Music First
Sundays at Five series. The
ctiurch is at the comer of Pacific
View Drive and Marguerite
Avenue in Corona del Mar. For
informatJon, call (9491 644-0463.
AIDS Welk Ontnge County will
hold its opening ceremonies at 9
a.m . and will begin at 9:30 a.m. at
the UC Irvine Administration
Loop and Chancellor's Rose
Garden. Participants will walk to
raise funds for HIV/AIDS
prevention and suppon services.
To form a walk team or support
the event, call (9491 955-1400 or
v isit www.sidswalk.orp/oc.
Th• ProfMsJonal 0.nc:e N.twortc
will host the founh annual
"Celebrating Young Talent" at
5:30 p.m. in the Roben B. Moore
Theatre at Orange Coast College.
Tic:hts are $10 for general
admission and $26 for VIP seats.
Free tidtets are available for
select community-based
organizations. For more
information or tic:ttets, call (8001
323-0267.
TN Rah ffY a.by eom..t will be
hekf in Costa Mesa's Downtown
CGmmunity CA!nter in lions Partc..
Judging begins at 1 p.m .. with
stage announcements at 2 p m.
Baby reglstra1ion and information
form• are available at Cal's
Camera and State Farm
Insurance in Costa Mesa.
Registration is $5. Forms muS1 be
mailed by May 23 or faxed to
(714) 435--0191. For more
Information, call (714) 549-4961.
TUESDAY
P.K. Odle of the AmMkan F.ng
Shui Institute will explain how
elemental remedies are
implemented to complement
your dkor at a 7 p.m . seminar at
Visions & Dreama in Costa Mesa.
Reservations are required. For
more Information, call (626)
288-1669.
WEDNESDAY
The fTtende of the Newport
Beach Library will host a
complimentary brunch and
annual meeting for members at
10:30 a.m. in the Friendl Meeting
Room at the Central Library. 1000
Avocado Ave. Local Nancy
Robison, author of more than 70
boob, will be the speaker.
Relefvatlons are required and
must be made by May 28. Call
(7~4) 696-6276.
TIM N9wpoft BMc:h Junior
qiamber of Commerce will
present •How to Get the Best Out
o(Youraetf," a pntaentation on
how to reach one's goals, from 7
t0:9 p.m . at Coco's Fashion Island.
Tl)• coct la S10 for nonmembers.
lree to members. For more
lnformlltlon, call Anne Lia.a
Bleeon at (949) MS-9897. • I
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_,..,,. lnfonnatlon, cell (Ml)
173-2291.
open house and members ml>eer
from 4 to 7 p.m. to ahow the
public ha new fadllty et 330 West
Bay St .• Suite 120 In Costa Mesa.
The open house will fNture
music performed by Diana D'ltri
and Ridt Sherman. The public can
make donations at the door and
participale in an auction with
several drawings for prizes from
local businesses. Call (949)
650-3461 for more Information.
JUNE&
UC ll'Vine Ar1s8ridge prnenta
World Dance Day. featuring
Orange County elementary
school students performing folk
dances from Mexican.
Vietnamese, European and
Native American cultures. The
noon event at Aldricti Park on the
UCI campus is free. For
information. call (949) 824-8942.
JUNE 7
Macy's South Coast Plaza and
Teen People magazine will host a
Summer Surf and Swim Fashion
Show featuring the latest looks
from Roxy, Hurley, O'Neill,
Billabong and more at 2 p.m. in
Macy's South Coast Ptaza's
women's store. For more
information. call (714) 556-0611,
ext. 4231.
Someone Cares Soup Kitchen
will celebrate its 17th anniversary
m memory of Cpl. Jose Angel
Garibay from 6 to 9 p.m. at 720 W.
19th St. in Costa Mesa. The Flag
Day dinner/auction will feature
Chef Leon Mathews. Tic:kets cost
$45. All proceeds w ill support the
Someone Cares Soup Kitchen
Hunger Relief and Tutoring
Programs .. Make reservations by
May 27. Call (949) 548-8861. For
underwriting opportunities. call
(714) 801-2354.
Join Susan GokbUin, one of the
authors of "Healthy Dining in
Orange County; for a session
about healthy cuisine at your
favome restaurants in the
Bloomingdale's Home Store in
Newport Beacti from 11 :30 a.m . to
1 p.m . The $15 admission
includes a signed copy of
"Healthy Dining in Orange
County:' Space is limited, and
llc:kets must be purctiased by
June 1. Call (949) 729-0854 for
more information.
The Adams School Country Fair
will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m at
2850 Country Club Drive. The fair
will have a silent auction. a
50-foot inflatable obstacle course,
a 30-foot inflatable slide, a dunk
tank, numerous games. prizes,
food, drinks, a bake sale, a OJ, a
guest band and more. Call (714)
424-7935 for more information.
Become a rnernt>. of the
Hospice Preferred Choice team
and make a difference in the hvet
of terminally ill people and their
families at a volunteer
onentation. The team is seeking
caring people to assist patients
and families with nonmedical
needs, such as providing respite
for the primary caregiver. readtng
to patients, paying weekly social
visits and running errands.
Volunteers are also needed to
assist with office duties. Call (714)
980-0900 for more information.
St. Michael and All Angels
Episcopal Church will present a
seminar that poses the question,
·0oes Biblical Interpretation
Contribute to the Ptight of the
Hofy Land Chmtlana7" at 9 a.m .
The ctiurdl la at the comer of
Pacific View Drive and Marguerite
Avenue In Corona del Mar. For
more Information, call (949)
644 0463.
JUNES
The Orange County Women'•
Chorus present ha 2003 apring
program, "On thla Island; at
Newport Harbor Lutheran
Churcti. The concert of
island-themed music begins at 7
p.m. and will Include the ctiorus
directed by Eliza Rubenstein and
•Men In Blaque; an ensemble
directed by Joseph Huszti. Tic:kets
are $12 and can be purchased in
advance at (949) 451-8690.
Lovera of live vocal mu9'c a,.
invited to "The Summer Knows:
a free musicale at 3 p.m. at the
Newport Beach <Alntral Ubrary.
Mignonne Profant and a guest
pianist will present the final
program of the library's musicale
series, featuring tunes of
Gershwin. Jobim and LeGrand.
For more tnformation, call (949)
717·3816. .
JUNE 11
Jeanne Alnt from the Alzheimer's
Assn. will present "Focusing on
Memory loss" from 6:30 to 7:30
p.m . at the Orange Coast
Unitarian Univeraalist Churcti.
1259 Victoria St.. Costa Mesa. The
presentation will address various
causes of memory loss and
diagnosis and treatment. For '"'
more information, call (949)
646-4662.
Yan Can Restaurant. 1500 Muna
Ave. in Costa Mesa, will have its
grand opening from 6 to 8 p.m .,
featuring cooking by 1V chef
Martin Yan. The restaurant will
donate all of the pr~• from
$10 admission tickets to Share
Our Selves. a private nonprofit
agency serving low-income
• Orange County residents. For
more information, call (949)
642·3451, ext. 262.
The Belboa Bay Republican
Women Federated will hold its
"Scholarship Awards" winners
luncheon at 11 a.m . at the Bahia
Connth1an Club on Bayside Drive.
For more info rmation, call (949)
515-8677.
The Wildflower Walk will meet at
9 a.m. at El Moro for a five-mile
htke at Crystal Cove. Parking
costs $5. Wear boots and bring
water. Call (949) 497-7647 for
more information.
JUNE 13
Inventors F'Orum presents a
seminar on "Intellectual Property
law" by Edward Schlatter. patent
attorney, at 7:30 p.m . m Orange
Coast College's Science Lecture
Hall Reg1strat1on and networking
begin at 7 p.m . The cost is S5 for
members. $15 for nonmembers.
Call (714) 540-2491 for
information
JUNE 14
Full SpectNm Yoga hu partnered
with New Directions for Women
to host "Celebrating Wholeness."
a yoga and healing arts festival
benefiting women and ctiildren
served by the nonprofit New
Directions for Women. Admission
1s free, and donations are
accepted. The full-day event will
be at Full Spectrum Yoga in
Newport Beacti. For more
information, call (949) 955-1965.
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MAILBAG
No surprise when bad
politics arise
How ~ people act upset at
Newport Beach City Councilman Diclc
Nichols' statement ("Councilman's
comments anger City Hall," Saturday).
With bribes running ramped in cities
all over Los Angeles and Orange County
receody (don't they watch the news?).
they should be looking into it Bribes
ue, and have always been, part of bad
politics.
Ar. for questionable recent decisions
by Newp0rt's Planning Commission. we
need look no farther baclc than the
Mormon church steeple height
problem. Someone on our City Council,
with the entire community involved
crying foul, should have looked into
that
BRADSMmt
Newport Beach
A right to talk, but a
responsibility, also
FU: PHOTO I DAILY PILOT
has bare spots because of the heavy
use. The trees are being damaged.
Soccer balls are frequently kk.ked on
to the sidewalk and into the street
These balls are often followed by ,
soccer players, who dart Into the very;
busy street. Residents have
complained about finding human
waste ln the tot lot after the soccer ' •
players leave.
Now, as far as the letter writer's
other vague Innuendoes about
residents who are trying to improve ·
Costa Mesa, I would only say that his
agenda seems pretty clear from the
terms and words he has used. My .
guess is that if the writer la for any sort
of improvement, he will define the
term to mean clean the alleys once a
year, rather than making the very
necessary changes in our city that will
make this the best place to live in all
of Orange County.
JANICE DAVIDSON
Costa Mesa
A picture-perfect idea for
Irvine Avenue
It's interesting, although no1 very
comforting, to see that Costa Mesa is
not the onty repository of politicians
who forget to engage their brains
before they open their mouths. I refer,
of course, to Newport Beach City
Councilman Dick Nichols' recent
brain burp before the Planning
Commission during which he
reportedly implied that someone had
been paid off r eouncilman's
commen ts anger City Hall,· Saturday).
Good grief! Former Corona del Mar football coach Dick Nichols is a Newport Beach city councilman.
The consensus seems to be that
speed is the most common factor in
causing accid ents in the ·s· curves on
Irvine Avenue. I don't favor installing
speed bumps or additional signals to
slow down traffic;. and I don't favor
additional policing because of the
numbers of people who exceed the
speed lim it make it impractical to
chase down every o ne, the danger to
the policemen and the time it takes
for the officers to spend in court when
a ticket is contested.
I would like to see investigated the
practicality of combining traffic
cameras with radar on portable
trailers to photograph and send a
huge bill to the owner of every vehicle
caught speeding.
I agree with other writers that
Nichols, as a resident of Newport
Beach, is en titled to speak on issues
before the Planning Commission.
However, his position on the City
Council carries with it the
responsibility of thfoJting before he
speaks. ,
It's one thing to overhear those
kinds of comments while sipping a
cool one at a local bar -it goes with
the turf -but for a sitting councilman
to blurt out such innuendo in a public
forum is an entirely different matter. Ii
he truly believes what he said, then he
should launch an investigation. If il
was just unedited drivel running out
of his head when he opened his
mouth, then he should apologize and
keep his ftngers crossed that no one
sues him and the city. And the citizens
of Newport Beach shouJd remember.
GEOFF WEST
Costa Mesa
A sign of something
completely different
In Tuesday's paper, a teller ran that
is full of errors and m isconceptions
n mprovers improving Costa Mesa?").
I am familiar with the request to
post a "no soccer playing" sign at a
community park. However, the
request was for a sign that not onJy
prohibited soccer, but also all other
sports that are inappropriate in the
park in queslion, including baseball
and field hockey -generally,
thundering herd-type sports or those
where balls are hit, thrown or kicked
by learns.
This park is a very small
neighborhood park that is close to
homes and streets. It is no way a
sports field. The central fearure of the
Orange County Track Club
6 TH cake
C E 0
park is a tot lot. The park is also
dotted with large mature trees. What
has been happening is that soccer
players are taking over the park and
disrespecting the uses for which thjs
park was intended and chas ing off
citizens who do wan I to use the park
as intended.
The park has no Oat area of a size
that is appropriate for soccer playing.
The soccer players play around and
among the trees and are in danger of
running into the trees. TI1e turf in the
parlc, which is not the proper turf for
heavy use, is now turning brown and
This might require a change in the .
laws to provide that the owner of a
vehicle is responsible for anyone
caught speeding in his vehicle and
would certainly require that the
requirement that every vehicle have a
clearly visible front Ucense plate be
enforced. It would also be vt:ry
unpopuJar. ·
KENNETH l . P£RRY
Newport Beach
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Volunteers will be certified during rts semi-monthly blood pressure
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Library. (949) 717-3874. service between 9 and 11 a.m. the
NEWPORT BEACH PREMIERE
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month. Volunteers should
CINEMA GUILD commit two hours once a month
The Newport Beach Premiere or volunteer on a substitute basis.
Cinema Guild, which supports the The center is at 800 Marguente
Newport Beactt Film Hlstival, is Ave., Corona del Mar (949)
looking for new members. 644-3244.
Interested candidates should
want to help further an artistic OPE.RA PACIFIC
and cultural heritage in the The Opera Pacific Guild Alliance,
community and should have a a support group for Opera Pacific,
love of cinema and a desire to has activities for volunteers. (714)
111ise awareness of the film 546-6000.
festival. (949) 253-2880.
OPERATION CLEAN SLATE
NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC Operation Clean Slate, a Costa
U8RARY FOUNDATION Mesa-based organization for
.The library foundation needs graffiti prevention, needs
extra hands to perform clencal volunteers to paint oot graffiti
duties, such as filing, organizing and other duties. Mictiael
(949) 929--6400
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Highway, Newport Beach. (949)
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ORANGE COAST
INTERFAITii SHELTER
The largest family shelter In the
county needs volunteers for its
ctiildren's programs. It especially
desire• tutors and those who can
take part In activities after 6 p.m.
Tutors will wor1t with groups of
ctiildren or Individually, helping
ctiildren In their academic
problem areas. Volunteers will
also act as a big brother or big
sister during the summer. Jaime
Mayo, (949) 631-7213.
ORANGE COUNTY HUMANE
SOCETY
A volunteer group in Cost.a Mesa
needs animal-loving volunteers
for two hour shifts on Wt¥1kdays
to walk dogs and help socialize
them in order to help them get
adopted. For more information,
call (714) 640-2288.
ORANGE COUNTY CHILD
ABUSE PREVENTION CENTER
The center needs volunteers to
wort with high-risk families and
children. providing weekly
emotional support to families,
infants and first-time mothers in
their homes. The center is asking
for a three-hour weekly
commitment (714) 543-4333.
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DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
Volunteers are needed for a
vanety of functions. (714)
839-6199.
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Leam more about art and share
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becoming a docent at the Orange
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volunteer docent guides adults
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4 PHOTOS BY DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
The Sea Kings' No. 2 singles player, Wesley Miller, sets up to rip a backhand return in his first match Thursday as CdM defeated Peninsula, 144, in the CIF Division I semifinals.
Corona del Mar rules semifinal . ... .
Top-seeded and undefeated Sea Kings will play in CIF
Division I title match after 14-4 trouncing of Peninsula.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -A
return to Division I has
brought out the best in the
Corona deJ Mar High boys
tennis team and at the most
opportune time. •
tions even began.
Peninsula Coach Mike
Hoeger's strategy of stacldng
his singles field baclcfi:red. as
c.dM senior Garrett Snyder
and sophomore Wesley Miller
each swept their three sets.
Snyder won. 6-1, 6-1, 6-2,
while Miller had victories of
The undefeated Sea Kings
(23-0) continued their
stranglehold over every team
they have encountered this
Peninsula 4 6-4, 6-3, 6-3.
CdM 14 ''Wesley was the key to vic-
season, claiming a 14-4 victory over
visiting Peninsula Thursday in a CIF
Southern Secdon Division I semifinal.
The win sets up a date in the Division I
final with Santa Barbara on Wednesday
at the Oaremont Oub at 11 a.m. Santa
Barbara beat Los Alamitos. 11-7, Thurs-
day.
tory, he beat [Trevorl Dobson,
6-4, so that helped us out."
Snyder said.
Dobson, a sophomore who stands
roughly 6-foot-3, played No. I singles
Thursday, but struggled with his serve,
which hurt his chances against the likes
of Snyder, who remained undefeated in
team matches this season.
Snyder will attempt to add a CIF indi-
vidual s ingles titJe to go with two dou-
bles tides he has won the past two sea-
sons when he plays in the Round of 16
today at Sea<liff Country Oub ln Hun-
.....
Top-seeded c.dM, which spent the
previous two seasons ln Division V.
swept all six sets to open the match, 6-0,
and led, 10-2, after the second round
was complete, sealing Thursday's vic-
tory before the third sequence of rota-See TENNIS, P•1• A9 CdM's Brennan Roberts smashes a volley at the net Thursday as partner Carsten Ball backs him up at the baseline.
DAILY PILOT CUP
BOYSS-6
Lewis. hunts down
his second ·shutout
.Lincoln scores four
second-half goals to post
its second pool-play win.
..,anleNeff
DalyPllot
COSTA MBSA -Uncoln'• fifth-and
iaah-pade boyl aocoer team recorded ID eecond lhutout ln 11 many pmes, i:Wlednc Prtnce of Peace, 6-0,
;t'bUtlday In Pool Hof the Dally Pilot
die Colta MeN Parm Complex.
·pMer Hunter Lewta made a
~NW ln the dotlna
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Mariners 2, 3-0. on Wednesday and
will play Victoria in Its final pool-play
game at 6:45 p.m. today at Colla Mesa
High.
'fyter Kralng gave Uncoln a 1-i> lead
early ln the match taking a
give-and-go to the net for the acore.
Minutes later, after fifth-grader
Michael Clleater made a diving aave
for Prince of Peace, Ryan Peyton
drilled a &bot from outJlde the box
over the head of Oaener for a 2..0 lead
at the half.
Maybe it WU Principal Barbara
Rothman'a incentive of extra recne for
the entire IChool lf the twn winl the
tide that kept Uncoln on fire ln the
aecond bait. ecortng four mon goala.
Uncoln woa the thlrd-and
fourtb-pw.cle dtviaon title two yean ..,.
IWd Williama made It. 3·0, on a
Iona blMt from the comer of the bOll ancf Nlct 'Dlonn!na followed a mlDute
STM McCRN«/OM.Y Pl.OT
A Lilcoln player takes a left.footed shot 91ainst Prince of Peace In a boys ~
and sixth-arade division contest Ttusdly afternoon In the Daty Pilot Cup at the
F.-m Complex. Llncoln won the Pool H match, 6-0.
later, malcing It 4·0.
Oaetter WU kept bmy In the aOa1
for Prince of Peace. nd1na of efsht
Nftl, but Uncoln'1 ol'enM WM toO
much.
Hantlon Roar. throulb a pirfect
GIRLS 3-4
Cinnamon spice ·
for Kaiser team
Kaiser scores two second-..
half goals to post first win. '
Melanie Neff
OaiyPilot
PHOTOS Y DON LEACH/DAILY PILOT
flbove, CdM's lssei Sa1da runs down a forehand return in doubles
pla.y wft!1 partner Bryan Warsaw, while CdM's No. 1 singles player,
University ~f ~exas-bound senior Garrett Snyder, right, puts away
voley to wm his first set against Peninsula. CdM won, 14-4, to
advance to the CIF finals on Wednesday at 11 a.m. against Santa
Barbara at the Claremont Club
TENNIS
Continued from Ai3
tington Beach at I p.m.
When asked what is more imponant
-a team or individual championship
-Snyder was quick with a response.
-rhe No. l goal is the team." he said.
•That is. what high school tennis is all
about.•
Snyder said this year's team might be
better than the 200 I group, which went
23-0 to claim the Division V crown.
"Our closest match this year has
been 12-6 and everyone is playing
well," Snyder said. "Our doubles guys
are winning close matches."
CdM has defeated three opponents
by 12·6 counts, including against
Peninsula in March. All other matches
have been by margins greater than
that.
The Sea Kings' doubles tandems
again gave Coach Tim Mang reason to
relax a bit after the <>econd sets.
Sophomore Carsten Ball and junior
Brennan Roberts won all three of their
sets, 6-3, while seniors Bryan Warsaw
and lssei Sruda swept, 6-4, 7-5, 6·4.
Ball and Robens trailed, 3-1, lO Jason
Dauer and Neel Patil in the second set
before running off five straight games
to close out the set.
"We just had 10 keep going,· Ball sald
SPORTS
when asked what changed the mo men-
tum in the set.
"We knew we were going to play our
best," Roberts added.
Equally impressive for Mang was the
performance of sophomore doubles
teammates Alex Nguyen and Nicholas
Gingold. The duo clinched a 6·3 victory
over Patil and Dobson in the first set
Thursday, breaking to go up, 5-3, on a
forehand winner by Nguyen.
Both Nguyen and Gingold were ac
tive at the net, returning volleys both
backhand and forehand to seal the wm
"They finaJJy put it together," Mang
said about Gingold and Nguyen. "They
got aggressive the last few points and
that was key.
"(Peninsula! could haw won the last
three sets (of the first roundl and this
1hing would have been nervou"> lime,"
Mang said.
Jumping to a 6-0 lead '>t-alt.>d the fate
fo r Peninsula (20·4), alTnrdtng to
I loeger.
"the suspense was all gom· with a
6-0 lead.· he said
CdM sophomore Spentl'f Real/ won
his opening set. 6-4, over \\'h11ney
Reed, the only Pemnc;ula pla~cr tn
I loeger·s singles' lineup rhur,day who
competed in single!'> in the ll'am •,' regu-
lar-se~on match.
.. We '>lacked our doublt''> the fir'>t ttme
and were fairly '>ucce'>i.ful, '>O we felt
that if we didn't give [CdM I any '>lruggle
Friday, May 30, 2003 M
in single\, we were not going to win,"
I loeger \citd .. We o nly lost four ttmes
this year. tw1Ce to C.dM and twice to
Beverly 1 ltll'> LdM i\ the better
team "
CIF 01v1slon I
Sem in• s
CdM 14, PeninSYI• 4
Singles Snyder CdM I def Dobson. 6-1,
def Reed 6 1, def Guice 6 2 Miller !CdMI
won. 6 4. 6 3. 6·3. Reitz fCdMl lost 3 6,
2-6, w on, 6 4
Doubles Gingold Nguyen !CdM ) def
Dauer Pa11I, 6 3, lost to Hsu·Fukugak1, 3 6,
lost to subs (Bhagat Tsai>. 6 7, Ball Rob
erts !CdMI won, 6 3, 6 3, def M1yawak1
Comstodl. 6 3, Warsaw·Sa1da !CdM J def
subs Re1t Barua 6 4 won 6-4, 7 5
DAILY PILOT CUP
BOYS 3"'.4
Less is Moore for Harbor Day
Playing without one of their
best players, Seahawks still
have enough to defeat
Eastbluff, 5-2.
Steve Vlr1 en
DaiyPdot
COSTA MESA -It took a little more than
15 minutes in the second half, but the
Harbor Day third-and fourth-grade boys
soccer team eventually broke through
Eastbluff's defense. The Harbor Day
Seahawks scored three goals in the second
half, mainly because they, "came together as
a team,· co-coach Bob Gorab sald.
Harbor Day's newfound team chemistry
helped overcome the loss of one of its best
players and led to a 5-2 Pool G victory over
E.astbluff. Will.ie Moore nened a hat trick for
the victorious Seahawks, who defeated
Adams. HHJ, Wednesday. Colton Gyulay
sco~ four goals in that win over Adams,
but he had to play for his Little League
baaeba1I game Thursday.
EDter Moore.
He scored once in the first half, and added
Harbor Day's final two goals, as the Seahawb
broke away from a 2-2 halftime tie.
·1n the second half, the wind was at our
backs,• said Gorab, who coached Harbor
Day along with Rob Case "I ju.st tbin.k..lnthe_
second half that our kids started to play
together better."
Eastbluff and Harbor Day played evenly in
the first ha.If. tradlng goals throughout the
first 25 minutes. Jack Gorab scored first for
the Seahawb, heading In a comerklck from
Moore. Then, five minutes later. Brett
Thompson got Eastbtuff on the scoreboard.
Blake Thompson answered for Harbor
Day shortly alter Moore's comerklck to put
the Seabawb back up. 2· l . However, just
before the half ended Jack. Nowak scored for
Bastbluft even though the Seahawb' goalie
bad a hand on the ball.
• P.astbhdr displayed solJd defense through
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action Thursday. But the celebration was short~ived as the schools finished in a 1-1 tte.
~~~~,.~CORES
Rea No. 1 9, Newport Elementary 1
MarinefS Christian No. 1 7. Lincoln No. 2 O
Anderlen 4, Ree No. 2 0
Newport Cout 7. Devil 0
Kaiser No. 1 3. St. ..io.ctlim 1
Harbor Dey 5, Eastbluff 2
Mariners def. Marinan Christian No. 2
Adams 4, Pomona 0
most of the second half. Goalie Cluistian
Ball, the younger brother of Cameron and
C.arsten of C.Orona del Mar ffigb tennis
notoriety. recorded l 0 saves in the sea>nd
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Arturo Martina tallied two goals to lead
Rea to the shutout In Pool A play at the Farm
Complex.
Gilberto Garcia. Marc:oe Rodrlgue"Z and
Jonatbm Diego each scored one goal.
•Newport CoMt 7, Dayta 0: Newport
Coast won its first Pool D match as Chris
Preelnan and Brandon llOCJYa' scored two
goals each.
A150\ teammates Connor Gu.I. Scott
Youngman and Cole Gennrlch scored one
each in the victory at the Farm
Complex.
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AIO Friday, May 30, 2003 SPORTS
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
CdM battles Aztec Empire
La Quinta brings
an impressive 27-2
record into today's
CIF Division IV
quarterfinal
B•rry F.ulkner
Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -Top·
seeded La Quinta High, which
visltJ Corona del Mar today for a
CIF Southern Section Division
N quarterftnal playoff game,
isn't so much a baseball team as
it ls a statistical anomaly.
The Aztecs (27-2) have a
pitcher with 37 victories in 39
varsity decisions, a hitter with a
Southern Section-record 41 ca-
reer home runs. and a coach
with 642 victories. only 197
losses. 11 straight Garden Grove
League titles and, perhaps, the
best collection or talent he bas
assembled in his 30 seasons at
the helm.
But CdM (19-8). champion of
the Pacific Coast League and
winner of five in a row and eight
or its last nine, has more than
momentum on Its side, heading
into its first quarterfinal appear-
ance since 1999. The Sea Kings
also have f'airty recent history on
their side, having upset then-
top-seeded La Quinta, 12-1, in
the CJF Division IV semifinals in
1999, en route to the program's
second CIF title.
La Quinta has been to at least
the quarterfinals nine times in
the last 10 years, including five
title-game appearances· and
back-to-back Division m
crowns in 1994-95. The Aztecs
lost in last year's Division rv title
game, but have lost only one
day this season, dropping a pair
of tournament decisions April
16. The losses, to the top -ranked
teams in Utah and Nevada, in-
terrupted a 16-game winning
streak. Since then, the Aztec
Empire has won 11 straight, in-
cluding consecutive playoff
shutouts -a 5-0 first-round
win over Arroyo and a 3-0 sec-
ond-round defeat of Malibu.
CdM trounced Hesperia.
19-3, in its playoff opener and
held off Temple City, 4-3, Tues-
UClnrinc
•
day.
The Sea
Klngs are led by
seniors Keith
Long and NJck
~.as well
as juniors Josh
Bradbury, Todd Macldln. Barrett
Sprowl, Danny Marin-Finn,
Nick Palchlkolf and sophomore
Wess Presson.
Bradbury, who earned the
pitching victory Tuesday, is hit·
ting .442 with 10 home runs and
28 RBis. ~ is bitting .380
with five homers and 22 RBis,
while Long is hitting .368 with
one homer and 19 RBis. Mario· rtno (.417 with 12 RBis), Palcbi·
koff (.375 with 19 RBis), Sprowl
(.365 with 15 RBis), Macklin (21
RBis with a 6-2 pitching record
and a 1.71 ERA), and Presson
(14 RBJs) are additional stal·
warts.
Macklin is today's scheduled
starting pitcher, matching up
against La Quinta senJor Ian
Kennedy. with the aforemen-
tioned' 37 -2 career record. Ken-
nedy, out much of the season
with a broken kneecap, is 6-0
with an 0.64 ERA. Commined to
USC. he has 54 strikeouts and
just three walks in 33 innings
this spring. Kennedy also hits
ninth in the order with a robust
.381 average.
USC-bound senior Ian Stew-
art spearheads an exlosive of-
fense with a .468 average, 15 ho-
mers and 60 RBis.
Cal State Fulerton-bound
senior Cole Gamer hit his 10th
homer Tuesday to up his career
record total to 41 and he has 37
though be Is still only about 85~
due to the knee injury, •~
tained in the preseuon scrim·
mqe.
The Aztecs, whose pitchers
include senior Brian Wuon
(16-0 with the victory Tuesday),.
began the year ranked No. 1 in
the nadon by USA Tuday and
are now ranked as high as sev·
enth in one nadonal poll.
"To be the best, you've got to
beat the best," CdM Coach John
Emme said. "We're looking for-
ward to the opportunlty to see
what we can do. It should be
lots offun."
Today's winner advances to
Tuesday's semifinals, against
either Cabrlllo (21-6) or Garden
Grove (17-11). CdM, iflt can ad-
vance, would be on the road
against either semifinal oppo-
nent
HAPPY Blml>AY
Celebratin the Daly Piot's
Athlete o~ Week series
I Ii i f i I
TODAY
19 -Humberto Rojas
Estancia
Cross country, tradc. '01, '03
SCHEDULE
RBis this spring. TODAY
Senior Blake Crosby, signed 8-ebeM
·th BYU · hi · 487 'th 31 High school -La Quinta at Corona del
WI • IS tung · WI M ar. CIF 01v1aion IV quarterfinals, RBis, while sophomore Brandon 3:1Sp.m. Laird is hitting .300 with seven Tennil
homers and 29 RBis. High school boys -Corona del Mar's
Senior Aaron Randall is hit. ,. Garrett Snyder at CIF individual
ting .426 with five homers and singles c:hamplonsh1pt. Round of 16.
35 RBis. at SeaCliff Country Club, 1 p.m.
T,_.endfietd The La Quinta lineup also in-High adlool boys and girls -Costa
eludes junior Costa Mesa trans-Mesa's Sharon Day (high 1ump),
fer Adam Jorgenson, a deslg-Corona del Mar's Anne St. Geme
nated hitter who has just ( 1,600) and E1tancia's Zad! Novak
emerged as a starter, hitting (high jump) and Humberto Ro1as
( 1,600) at CIF Matters Meet at
.370. Cerritos College. 4:30 p.m. field
Demarest believes Kennedy is events, 6 p.m. running events.
among the best pitcher-hitters College men and women -UC Irvine
in Orange ·County history, at NCAA West regionals at Stanford.
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BOYS
CQf1tinued from ,.P, . .
out the scorlng with a abot up
the middle. '
•••
in other boya 5-6 actJon:
•St. Jo•c:hl:m 4, Dam No. 1
2: Jote Pabomeno scored
both goals for Davis No. 1.
which lost lta aecond Pool C
contest. Davis Coach Deena
Pranko, a sixth-grade teacher
at Davis, said her team
improved since the ftrat game.
•Newport Helgbb No. I O,
Kaleer No. 2 0: Kaiser goalie
Scott Ward earned the shutout
Kaiser,
Newport
Heights
play to tie
Schools muster
strong defenses in
scoreless deadlock.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -With
players sliding. tripping and
occasionally bumping one
ano ther, scoring goals became
a difficult task Thursday for
Newport Heights Ele mentary
and Kaiser No. 2 boys soccer
teams.
The schools tied. 0-0, in boys
fifth. and sixth-grade Dally
Pilot Cup action at Costa Mesa
High in Pool F play.
Each team had a half where
it created more scoring
chances and spent more time
in the attacking zone. Kaiser
spent more time in Newport
Heights' zone In the first half.
producing four corner kicks
and one shot. Newport Heights
had eight shots on goal in the
second 25 minutes, but Kaiser
goalkeeper Scott Ward proved
up to the challenge, stopping
seven of those attempts.
"The p roblem was we put It
to (Ward) every time,• Newport
Heights Coach Tony Anish
said.
Kaiser had a golden scoring
o pportunJty with four minutes
remaining when Evan Walker
crossed to Lucas Gagnon, who
booted a shot stopped by
Newport goalkeeper Andy
Hayes, son of Orange Coast
College men's soccer coach
and NFL official, Laird Hayes,
who was In attendance
Thursday.
"You guys had the best
scoring chance," Anish told
at the Parm Complex.
• ... No. I I, Newport
IUetDntaryO: BdprVep and
Jorp OltYu each tall.led two
goala with llodrtao Rub.Kaba.
Bmtqae Ocampo, Geaaro
Lopes and aatt.dan C.U.
each netting aingle goala for
the shutout ln Pool A action at
the Parm Complex.
Aran Antuna and Muto
Cuamatz.J split time in goal for
Rea No. 1.
•Rea No. 2 1, Andenen 1:
For the second consecutive
game, Jesua Hernandez
scored Rea's only goal. His
latest goal came Thursday In a
Pool E game at Costa Mesa
High against Andersen.
Hernandez. beaded off a
BOYS 5-6
THURSDAY'S
SCORES -• ,. ••
"'c-.. Mia ,.,m ~ ~No. 3 .. Nlwpolt Helghel No. 2 0
Unqoln e. Prtnm of,_. 0 . ~
""'*>fie 3, M9rifwl No. 2 ,
Ree No. 1 a. Nlwpolt a.n. IW( 0
TeWlnlde No. 1 2, bltbluf' 0
"'c-.. Meu High St. Joachim 4. Davie No. , 2 t:
Kaller No. t 5, SL John 0
N9wpolt Heights o. l<ailer No. 2 0
Ree No. 2 1. AnderMt'l 1
corner kick to tie Andersen
with fo ur mJnutes remalning.
Hernandez scored the .~
lone goal for Rea Wednesday
in a 1-1 tie against Harbor
Day 1.
srrvr McCAANJ< I DAIL y PILOT
Harbor Day, left, and Eastbluff players jostle as they race for the
ball in the boys 3-4 division Pilot Cup game Thursday.
"I always play and it is
something to do ·
instead of sitting at
home."
Canon Hedrick, Kaiser boys
soccer coach
Kaiser Co-Coach Carson
Hedrick after the game as both
shook hands at midfield.
Anlsh coaches both Hedrick
and Newport Heights assistant
Travis Mayfield on the youth
16 Orange Coast United club
soccer team. Hedrick and
Mayfield are both freshman at
Newport Harbo r High. Hedrick
played goalkeeper on the
freshman team while Mayfield
was a sweeper on the junior
varsity.
Hedrick's assistant -Joel
Walker -is a junior at
Newport Ha rbo r a nd was a
forward o n the varsity team
last season.
• 1 always play and it is
something to do instead of
sining at home," Hedrick sald
of his inaugural Pilot Cup
coaching experience. ·ru do
a nyt hing fo r soccer.·
Hedrick strolled up and
down the sidelines, instructing
his players to get to the pro per
positio ns.
Most of the action was in the
middle or the field, wtlh each
team having difficulty creating
breakaways.
"These are good players out
here,· Anish said.
Je remy Ani h and Josh
Jacobs led Newport Heights'
attacks while Shane Rocco
slithered his way to get a foot
on the ball regularly.
Anish scored two goals and
added an assist in Newport
Heights' 3-2 win Wed nesday
over Harbor Day No. I.
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD
Masters Meet features local foursome :
Estancia's Rojas,
Novak, Mesa's Day
and CdM's St. Geme
will try to qualify for
state meet.
SteveVlr1•n
Daily Pilot
NORWALK -One could only
wonder what Sharon Day could
have done last week if ahe was
not rushed whlle attempting to
dear 6 feet. 2 inches ln the g1ds
high jump.
People can get a better Idea of
Day without distraction.a today,
when she competes ln the CF
Masten Meet at Cenitot CoDep,
where Estancia Hlgb eenlorr
Humberto Roja and 1.ack
Novak. u well u Corona del Mar
frabman Anne St. Gelne wtD
also perlbnn.
The rt.adfum In Norwalk opens
at 3:30 p.m. Novik, the OP
Southern Section Dlvirioo m
dwnpton. wtll be in the boyl
higtt jump, which R.uU at 5:30
p.m., and O.y, the Colt.a Mela
aeNor ltlndout. wtD follow ln
the Pfa hlF Jump. St. Gmie wm
be in 1be 1,800 at &.17 p.m. Ind
Rojll, the aP DMllon m dma-
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afterwitrd.. n.e eop he ll1lehen 1n ma
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vision ID. In the process, she be· Novak. the Golden West
came the division's record League champion In the boys
holder. high jum p, will seek to surpasa
This season. Day i8 No. I in the his personal record of 6-6,
nation in the high jump with her achieved last week. He seems to
mark of 6-2, which is the be gaining confidence each
Southern Secdon and Orange weekend, but he will most llkety
County record. She achieved 6-2 need LO clear 6·8 to have '
at the Trabuco Hills lnvitadonaJ chance to advance to the state
April 5. meet. The Southern Section's top
Having already cleared 6-2, mark was 6·8 last week, and
Day, the defending state cbarn-Novak came close to clearing ft
pion, ls confident she can do it in the boys and girls l,ooi
again and that motivation bas races, personal-best timea mJgbl
lntensl.fied since she will be con-not be achieved because ftnish~
centratlng on one event today. ing In the top five usually ~
Last week, ahe also competed precedence over peraonal re-
in the 200 and 1,600 relay. Before cords. H~r. the Muterr
her second attempt at 6-2, the ·Meet ta the site where RojU
1,600 relay began. She quJckty re-completed b1s storybook rllQ
corded her eecond tty and then that provided a berth into thf
lllpped on her ahoes to take her state meet last year.
place u anchor for the MU&-Rojas, a Mastera Meet alter.
Wlgl. But that won't be the case nate a )al ~ ftn1shed 1eCOft4
todal( in a tchool·record 4:14.71. 1-
"'Ibat eecood jump (at 6-21 week. he broke that record ..
WIS 1811 Nlbed, and I wanted to win the OF DMliof\ ID dtle ia
go run (ln the 1,800 relay)," raid 4:14.28.
{)sy, who WU named the Orange In the prlr l,8001 St. ~
O>unty FemlJe Aahlete of the allo completed a penonal ~ ..
Year Tueadlly niChl by the last week. She ftnJrhed ~
connty'JAlhledc Dlreclor'1A8'0--5:00.JO, MWn aecondl
dadon. •11 Wiii a aood jwnp. But, than her prevlcM.-belt. to bt'f
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SPORTS r rlday, May 30. 2003 All
DAILY PILOT CUP
THURSDAY'S
SCORES
at Ca.ce ~ Ftum Comp/M
KAtiler No. 1 4, Newport Cout 1
Devis 2. Sl Joachim No. 2 1
Newport Elementary No. 2 2, Kalter
No.20
St John 4, Merinera Chr11nlan No. 2 o 1
Harbor v-3, California O
Marinera No. 1 6, ffd 1
Anderaen No. 1 6, Ea1tblutf O
Carden Hall 6, Andersen No. 2 O
GIRLS
Continued from A8
grade goalkeeper Kira Rajl:Shan-
dary without any chance at a
&ave. RajBhandary flnlshed the
game with seven saves, keeping
the score close despile Kaiser's
offensive p ower.
Sary, who just missed a free-
klck opportunity wide, made up
lor it minutes later. She put the
game away when she took on
sapJhandary in a one-on-one.
After weaving through two de-
m.den, Sary dumped the ball mao the comer out of the Raj8-
*1dary's reach, giving Kaiser a
t~lead.
Sadie evans and Shannon Wag-
ner combined for two saves for
l(al5er, whk:b woo the fifth. and
slxth-gJ"ade tide mt year.
Xaiser will play Our Lady Queen
ol Mgeb at 5:45 p.m. today at the
Costa Mesa Pann Complex.
STEVE McCRANK I DAILY PILOT
A player from Our Lady Queen of Angels, left, and another from
TeWinkle, right, race for a loose ball in girls~ action.
•••
ln other girls 3-4 action;
• Davia 2. St. )oKh1in l: Kayla
~scored both goals for Davis
(1-1 In Pilot Cup) in a Pool E
match. St Joachim scored on a
penalty k:idc at the Farm Complex.
• St. John 4, Marlnen Olrl&-
dan 0: Megan Croelon scored
tlutt goals and J..auren Neiger
scored one for St.. John. Croswn
had four goals in opener. St.. iohn
is 2-0 and will advance to the
quarterfinal'> Saturday at I p.m.
GIRLS 5-6
Baldoni, Jones tee it up in big victory
Melanie Neff
Dally Pilot
COSTA MESA -Our Lady
Queen of Angels fifth-and
sixth-grade girls soccer team
scored three goals in the first I 0
mJnutes of the match and went
on to defeat TeWIJ1Jde, 7 ·O,
Thursday in Pool D of the Daily
Pilot Cup at the Coltta Mesa
Farm Complex.
TeWinkle was outmanned
from the beginning. with no
reserve players on the bench,
while Queen of Angel~ had 11
reserves making for plenuful
substitutions.
Coach John CarvelJJ
substituted freely. five gir~ al a
time. keeping the team fresh
The squad. wtuch is spbt evenly
becween fifth and s1Xth graderl>.
has only two memben. who
haven't played organized soccer
before. The rest of the team has
played AYSO or club soccer, and
it shCJ'Ned, in crisp outlet pw.ses
and crol>SeS in front of the box.
On the other side of the field,
TeWmlde had several playerl>
who didn't have clea~ and were
forced to wear l>neakers, leading
10 many of them slipping and
falling during the game. But they
refused to give up. de-,pite
THURSDAY'S
SCORES
at Costa Mssa F11rm Comp/tu•
Our LadV Queen Of Angels 7
TeW lnkleO
Andersen 4, Newport Heights No 3 0
Manners 3, Prince o f Peace 0
Harbor Dav 8, Kaiser No 3 O
Harbor View No 2 4, Davis No 1 2
at Kaiser
Ketter No 1 7, Mariners Chrosttan 0
Carden Hall 10. Kaiser No 2 O
Sl Joachim 6. Eastblutf O
obvious fatigue al the end of lht'
match.
Kate Baldoni and Mackerli'ie
Jone!> led the dominant otfen~1vc
attack for Queen of Angel'>. t'ach
sconng two goals and adding an
a.-.. .. i.s1. Mana Tena. Megan
Otterbein and VaJen laylor aJ-.o
'>Wred. Queen uf Angeb. which
went to the final four last year,
led 5·0 at the half.
Goalkeepers Stephanie Nealey
and Victoria Kent didn't have to
make a save in the game. as the
Queen of Angels' defen'e wai.
\lellar. Jack.le Sm 11h. Marianne
Jone!>, Sarah CarveUi and Valer w
raylor Jed tht> defense.
•••
In other girl'> 'i-6 anion
•Carden Hall I 2, ~ No. 2
0: A total ul l 1 d1fkn·nt player'>
!>cored fur CAtdt•n I IJll .sl tht'
f-arm Complex.., lt-d b) KUaltt'
Oalre Oayton, who \l Ort'd two
goab a fter lOmmg out ol L.ht:
goal Carden I tall won tl' opt!ner
over IJnc.:oln, .!. U. and improved
111 2-0 m the Ptlol Lup Carden
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flC[. IS H(f!(BY GIVE N that llM City of Costa Me~. acttne by and lhroufh •h Govrrn1n1 Board here1n.1lttr r''"'"" lo
n the Coty will receive up to. but not later than 10:00 •·•· ef the '-Y • MONDAY JUNf 16, 2003, l'rnf'!• t No Ol 11
w.i.ct bKI' for lurn~h1n111ll labof. materials. tQ\Hpment. t11n$p()fllhon and su'h other fec1ht1•• •\ mo1y bt requ1r~d tor
QAlfK SMOMA.l IMSTAUATIOM AT VKTO•tA STRUT AND MAPU STRUT
CITY Of COSTA MIU NOJICT NO. OJ-11, UDllAl PlOJlCT NO. STPlH SJ 12 (041)
8icb will be received by lhe City of Costa Mesa •I the Office ot the Coty Cler~ P 0 Boa llOO 1' r •ir Dmt Cu~I• Meu
CaHfoulta 92628. al or befOfe the time 1nd dale slated above. at who<.h rime lhe1 will be optotd pubhcly •nd rud aloud
tn the Councll Chamb«' at 'aid acldreu tech sear.cl bid must confOfm and be re~ns.ve to •II pethnent 810d1n11 and Contr.td Oo~umenh f u1 the1n>ore tne bod'
&mill btar tlle title of the wOfk and nam. of the bidder but no other d•s1tn11uosh1na mark\ Any bid recervtd after the ~duled dotm1 tune for tlM r~ -at tmis ~1111 be returned to btdder un09ened rt ~'"" l>t th• sole rewon~obollly of
the bidder lo s.e th1t hos btd os received Ill Pf'GPW tune
A s.t of Bid Oocumenu m1y be obl.atned et the Office of lhe City Entmte1 77 f111 Dron Co\ta Mesa Calol0<no1 upon -•'-4hiWe ~ ef $2S.OO • ._ ~ cti.r,. et $20.00 must bt included 1f h•ndled bf m•1I Bid Documenh
and other co11trecl documenh may also bt uamoned at tlM 01110 of lht City Clerk of the Coty ot Co\11 Meu Bid 00<.um•nls wm not be matted unless ltl9 a6d1lional S20 00 cl'IMp ts included with payment
lach bid shall be'"* on the Proponl for·m provided 1n the contract documenh
BKls ere requwtd fOf the entire worl< dn<rtbed Ileum Thii proieet ii a fedetally funded prorecl and will be under ltderal recutatoon~ which include the Davos Bacon Act and
,elated acts. The w•&• deletmmalton woll be under the Davis Bacon Act and related •cts and the Department ol lnduslrn•I
elatloru •. St1te of CallfOfnla (ll'le ContrectOf and Subcont,.cton shalr pey not len than lht hl&het wa11• nit) The City has obta1n1d from the Dltec:tOf of the Department of lndust111I Ret11ton\ th• 1eneraf preva1hn1 rate of per dttm
w.,u and th• 11neul """Ii"' ret. for hohday and overtime work 1n th• locale 1n which th• work " to be performed
fOf HCh c11ll claulflc:atton Of type ol worh nee4ed to utcute the conlract Holtday rates shall be paid u $pectf1ed m tlM
collec.tiv• bM1ainln11 •areemtnl applicable to each parllcut1< cult, clnirflcaloon or type of wOfk employed on Ill• proiecl
This conltacl 11 1ubject to stet• contract nondiscrimination •nd compliance iequorementa pursuant lo Covetnment Code.
~lion 12990 ·· 'fht City ot Co1ta Mesa hereby notifies all bidde11 that 1t will 3fhrmAhvely •nsure th1t In any contract entered into
wwint to this 1dvetllstment, disadv•nt•aed business 1nt11p111es will be 1lf0<dtd lull 09po1tun1ty to subnut bids In
t~MI to thlt invitation
'UrAiant lo Section 1773 of tilt Labor Code. the 11ene1al prevalhn& wa11.e 11tts m the county. u1 countlu 111 which the ~k b to be clone have bffn detwmlned by the Ottecto1 of the Cahlornoa Department of lndusto•I Relahons. Thew waaes
' M.I forllt fn the Centfal '"vaihn1 Wep Rites fOf UM proJtcl, av•llabfe at City of Costa Mua addtns and 1v11labfe
trom the Caltfornla Department of lnduJtrill Relations' Internet web site al hllp //www do u .eov fhe f eder •I minimum
_.., rates for ttus project n ptedetermtnecl by tht Untied States Secretary of lebof .,, s•I f0<th 1n the boob issued for bNclfnc purpons .-.tllled ?rotHIAI end ContrKt: •nd In c09oes ot this booll that may be eumin•d •t the ofhc:es described wow. wMI• p111Mt plaM, 19Klll provialona, end PfopoHI I01ms may be sun AckHnda lo modify tlM ftclefal minimum
w•&• retu . 11 necu111r . wlll be iu11tcl to holders of ·Proposal and Cont1act" boob Futura tlftch•• 1•neral pren1lm1
.... 11tea wflkll haft been predetwmfned 1nd Mt on hie with the California Dep11tment ot lndust11al Rclatlotts .,.
rt .. tMed but not Pfinted In the 11-11 prevailln& ••&e retn ~ltAlfttlon Is clltected to the FedefeJ tnlnlmvm w11• rate requirements In the boob enhtled "Propoul and ConltacL • If • Is a difference t>etwMO tlle minimum we .. ralff prldetwmtned by the Secret11y of L1bof and the 1entuf pttnlltnc
....,. relet cletettn#led by tM DlrectOt of the C111f0fn1a Department of lndli'ltuel flelatlOfts fOf s•mlllr clauohcettons of
llMf ttie ContrectOf end wlM;ontreclor-s WI ,., not less tMn the hlclMf wep rate The Oepartmenl will nol 11«'91 lo..; Cute "Ill r•tn not '4)Klflc1l1 lnclu4td In IM fedtral minimum wqe determinations fll1t include• "tw"*" (OI
odMr cla,trflcallofls ba.Md on houri of upefief!U) °' 1ny other cles11flcahon not ap9ea•1111 In 11• hdtttl w•1• determ111•Uons
WMte Fedefll "'" cle1Mrnln1tlons do not cont1l11 tht Stat• ••I• rate detefm1n1tton olllerwlH av•1lab+e fOt u~• by tlle
ConlttetOI end a1111eontr1Cl0ft, tllt Conltect0t Alld Milleontrecton wP pay not less than Ille F•d•nl mlnttnvm wap rate
wtlkll -i doMly 1ppro•l-tn the dulln of the •"1Cll01M'S '"question TM us e>eoartment of TrtntpO<tJlt!Ofl (DOT) provide a tolt·frM "holltne• UfVICI to report bid rtaln& Kl1¥1llM 81d
ri.. •ctMtJes e.i1 lie r9jl(lrted Moncl•rt ttwO\llfl Frid•>'&. betwMO 8 00 am ancl S 00 pm , .. •tern h-. f~ No ~4-9071. Any-wlttt ~nowle4C9 of poniille bid rlumc. bidder collu\lon, Of otllet fralfffulent ttetMU.s ~ u ...
1M "'lloth" to rt90't t11eM Kl1¥ltla. "llle "NttlM" It pett-' tlltt OOr1 conllnllint effort to "9ntlfy elHI lntetllpw lll&fltla, ~uctlotl cont11ct fr•\14 11141 eMttrl 1114 Is operated 11n4Nt tfle dlr•cUon of th• 001 lnlCl9(tor 0.-11. All lnforNtlOAI
d • tr .. ted confM*ltill!Y tn4 c.._ ,,..~,., •Ill tie fflf9Clld. ~ti! KCOtdttM.t wlttl seetJoll l71J.2 of tM c.tifornltt ldiOt Codt. ttle Coiltractor Miii post • c:opy of \tie Mterm1fteliofl of
" ....... tile Of ...... •l MCll ... .it.. A '911Nftl bolld and ,.,Of_• 11°"41 wMf bt ,.q,ui,14 ptlOt to tM uacutlon ol llM contract The 1M1M11t btill4 llfMI
for-boft4 .tt.a bt In !tie fOttft •nd 11Mt111t Mt forth In tM cOfltract documtnla
"' aceordellc• wllll "ovtslofls of ,llM!c COftttact COdt s.etiolt UlOO. 1ub1tltutlon of •liclble 1111d "'1l••ltnl teclKttln tcw tt"1 ll'Onils wltlllltld to en•• ,,.rf~• ullder lt!l1 cOlfttrlct wlfl bt f)tfmilltd •I the reqlllfl •1141 ••l*'IM ol tM
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NOTICE Of' APPUCA
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TO SEU. M.COHOUC
8EVEl'IAGES
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car.on ~r i ~ 2003
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"!wt aP!)CtGants 1o1neo
aoov11 ""' 3'>PIY1no ro rhll Department of AICO-
hOloc Btiver119"' C"'11ro1
to &e'll alOOhOlic t>evet· qs ~c 290t w COAST HWY STE 280
NEWPORT BEACH CA
926(.J
Type of loce<MI( 1
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A12 Friday, Ma'i 30, 200_3 ----......... •t.1111 --.......... .. l.1111 .... .. l.1111.... -l.1111 .... .. ........ -.......... .......... ... s......
The followlna pel"$0ns
•r• dolna business as·
Newport Beach Surflna
Auoclatlon. 3419 YI•
Lido, Ne111porl Buch, CA
92663
Bernardo BarnaohH
Jr .. 3419 Via Lido, 1159, ~Ori Buch. CA
Jeffrey Ran4•1 Mot1•n.
2020 Fullerton Ave ..
Cost1 Mesi, CA 92627
This bualnen 11 con
dueled by· •n unlncor·
por1t1d 1uoclat1on
olti.I than a parlrtefship
Have yov stllfted doina
bus1nes~ yet? No
Jeffrey Moraan
lhls 1t1tement wu filed with the County
Clerk of Oranae County
on 05/23/03
200J H4S701
Dally Pilot May 30, June
6, 13, 20, 2003 f"°2
MIM .... ... s......
The followina persons
.,, doina business u
J.K D. S.les West LLC.
1301 Dove St.. Surle
380, Newport Buch, CA
92660
J.K.D. Sales West LLC
(CA). 1301 Dove St.,
Su1t1 380, Newport
Beach, CA 92660
This busme.n is con
dueled by. Limited
L11bt1ity Co.
tt1111 )'OU sl,lrlld do411a
buslnu1 yetl No
J K 0 S.1411 West LLC,
Pamele Miiier, M1n11tr
This slatemtnt was
filed 111llh the County
Clerk of Oren11 County
on05/?3/03
200M94SH7
Daily Pilot May 30, June 6, 13, 20. 2003 f 403 ......... ... s......
lhe follow1n1 persons
e•• doin1 business u :
Crum City S upply
Company, 169 Send·
ceslle, AltS4 Viejo, CA
92656
Oouclas C Helchard,
169 Sandcastle, Aliso
V1110. CA 926~
Clenn Venerac 1on,
25021 Costeau, Laauna
Hills, CA 92653
Thia business Is con-
ducted by co-partners
Have you star led doioa
business yet? Yu, Sil/
03
Oouclu Hatchard
This statement was
filed w1lh the County
Cle1k of Orana• County
on <Y.1178/03
200JH0164
Deily Piiot May 30. June
6. 13.20,2003 f410
flcttlM .... •s..... rhe follOWln& perS4RS
are doma business u ·
Alhson Olmstead Pubhc
R1!11!ons, 270 Kook
Policy
P!Ke, com ...... CA
92627 s.11., Pechnp.u1h,
250l Unlveralty Or.,
~ort Buch, CA
Allison Dlmst11d, 270
Knox Place, Costa Mesa,
CA92627
This b11alnus Is co11·
ducted b.,: • pnertl
parlnenhlp
Have you started dolns
business .,.n Yu,
2/03 s.11., Peckenpauafl
This stateme:nt was
flied with the County
Clerk of Oren1• Count.,
on05/23/03 200*694SHS
011ly Pilot Mey 30, June
6, 13.20.2003 r404 ........... ... s......
The fottowln1 persons
are dolna business 11.
a) The Coj>lef Solutions,
b) Amerlce n Home
Loins, c) Callforn11
Morta•&• lenders, 537
Newport Centtf Or Ste
S46, Newport BHch, CA
92660
Clm1 M Kaminski. 30
Palatine 017, Irvine, CA
92612
This business 11 con·
ducted by: 1n lndlvlduel
Have you started dolna
business yet? Yu, Jan.
2003
Gin• Kaminski
This stelement was
filed with the County
Cler• of 0rlfll'I Covrlty
on0&/02i03
,..~ ...... ,
Deily Pilot Mty 30, June
6, 13, 20, 2003 F409 ........ .........
Th4 lolloWll per.ona
art doln1 bu1IOIS4 u :
Rellebl• Movlna Co., 2035 PIKentle Ave IC·l,
Costa ...... CA 92626
f'aul Eua-tt1rrlm.n,
l059l Gosha-' Lene, Huntin.ton Bead!, CA
92M6·5525
Thts business " con· ducted by: 1n indMduel
Hive you started doln1
buslneu yet? Yes.
6/15/93
Paul Eu1•n• Herriman
This stetement was
filed with the County
Clerk of Oran1• County
on05/14/03 IOOJH.U71
Published Newport
BNch·Cosle Mesa Deily
Pilot Mey 16, 23. 30.
June 6. 2003 f383 ......... ... s......
The followin1 persons
ere do1n1 business es:
Automotive Marketlna
Experts, 2727 Newport
Blvd t203, Newport
Beach, CA 92663
Best Results Inc. (CA).
2727 Newport Blvd 1230,
Newport Buch, CA
92663
ThiS bvsjons is con·
ducted bJ: I COfpotltioll
H.ve )'OU slatted doinl
b11slne1S yttf Y11,
5/12/2003
Brit Results Inc., Robert
Whetzel, President
This stetement was
filed with the County
Cl«ll ot Or1n1• County
01105/13/03
JOOM944S2'
Publlslled Newport
Beech-Cost• Mesa Daily
Pilot M11 . 16, 23, 30,
JuM 6, 2003 F381
IOllCI Of AIPW• 10
SllM(C*lllKllWIMIS
........ t 1 ii Afrlt• To Whom It Mey
Concern: The Nemt(s)
of the Appllcant(s) bl .,,; WILO OATS MAR·
KETS IHC
The appllcenls listed
ebove .,. •PPl)'lnc to
the Oepertment of
Alcoho lic Bnueae
Control lo M il alcoholic
bnereau el 3030
HARBOR BLVD STE 0
COSTA MESA, CA 92626
Type of hcenn(s)
Applied lo<. 2 1 · OH·
SAUCENERAL
Published Newpor I
BNch·Cosla Meaa Dally
Pilot May 16, 23, 30,
2003 f385
.......... .........
The foilowlM person• If'• 111o1na builness as:
Sal!Mldo, 665 Peulerlno
Ave., Costa MeH, CA
92626 Mltsuw• Corporation
(CA), 1115 W. 213th SI.
Suite 235, Torr1nco, CA
90501
This business II con·
ducted by. • COJporatlon
Kave 104I alerted 6oir1c
buslflou yet? No
Mltsuw1 Cofl)Olatlon,
Kuuhillo Hori, Sec;retary
Thlt statement wes
ftltd wlth the County
Cler• of Orence County
on05/06/03
200M'4SSIO
01ily Pilot Mey 9, 16,
23,30,2003 F371 .......... .........
The followtn1 per sons
•rt dolna bvslnoss es:
•) Clob1Jm11lca, b)
Llfupen Cruudus
Home Cer1 Services,
1057 Tulere Or., Costa
Mesa, CA 92626
lhend• J. Powery,
1057 Tulare Or , Costa
Mesa. CA 92.626
This business Is con·
dueled by: en Individual
Hen you started dolna
business yet? Ho
Brenda J. Po111•1
This st1te0Mnt wes
lilod with the County
Cler11 of Orl!!le County
How to Place A
Oft 06/2"°3 ......... " Dally Plot May 30, Juna
•• 13, 20. 2003 f400 .......... .........
Th4 fOllowlnl persons .,. clOilll buSJMu .. :
•S FUllOinc. 131 B 47Ut
Sti-11t, Hewoort had!,
CA92&63
.ltlvl Fred«lcll Saun·
ders. 131 B 47tb SlrMI,
Newport Buell, CA
92663
This bu_slnesa II COii.
cluctecl lly: en indMdu1I
Heve XO\! a tar led dolna
business yet? Ho
John Saunders
This st1tem1nl wn
filed with the County
Clerk of Or•na• County
on04/29/03 200*6942101
01Uy f>llot May 23, 30.
June 6, 13, 2003 F397 ......... ..........
The followina persons .,. dolna bllliMA ••.
Aq11Kenttic, 2203 8•1·
bo• Bvld., Newport
Beech, CA 92663
Jlnlc• l . La111son, 919
81yslde Or. IH-6, New·
port Beach, CA 92660
This business ls con·
ducted by: an individual
Have you stertld dolnc
buslneu yet? No
Janice L. Lawson
This s l•l•OMnt WH
filed wjth tbt Countx
Clerk of Oran .. Co41nty
0005/21/03
ltOM9U4to
Dally Pilot May 30, J11nt 6, l!,20,2003 F.07 .......... ..........
Thit followln1 l)lf1on1
.,. doln1 busl-ts:
lll\IM Beech Acter's
Studio, 220 Cljoll Street,
Lapnt 811cll, CA 92'51 JOhn MkhHI LKey,
220 Ca.Ion St., LJicun• Saldi, CA 92651
This bvsinns Is c:on·
dllctecl by: en lnclMdvef
tteVI )'OU slatted dolnl
business yett No John Leet)'
This 1t1tet1tenl was l~d with the County
Clel'll of Or1n1e County
on 05/06/03
200MMJSN
Daily Pilot May 9, 16,
23,30,2003 f3'1 .......... ...s......
The followina l>lflOllS
we clolns business as:
So Cal SjMcltlbts, t 108
Buckln&flam Or Apt • 0,
Costa Meu, CA 92626
JtmH Brain Griswold,
1108 Buckln1hem Or.
Apt 0, Coste Mesa, CA
92626
This business .. co11·
ducted by: en Individual
Have you started dolna
busln~ yet? Yu, 01/
13/03
Jt!JllS Brtjn Crit'«md
This stattmeflt WH
flled with the C01.111ty
Clenl of Oun1• Count.,
on 05/16/03 ... *' .. "'" D•lly "lot May !IO, June
6, 13, 20, 2003 F40ll .......... ..........
The followlnl .,.,..,.s
ere do"1I tiuslMu as:
Thi House of Art, II
fllr Dive, Coste Mesa.
CA92'26
Derid f'elrd S.nnelt,
261 Henonr Orin,
Cotta Mesa, CA 92626
This bualne.ss Is eon·
dueled b.,. an 1ndMdu1I
tteve you sllwt•d dolnt
business yet7 Yu. S·ll·
03
Oevld P. Bennett
Tiils st1ltm1nl wu
flied with the County
Cler• ol Or •n1• County
on05/l4/03 200.1•'4•••• Oalty f'llol Ma., JO, June 6, 13, 20. 2003 f 406
Re-.. .... ... .......
Tht followln1 persons
.,, doina business es·
Jolln's transport, 2177
HMbor, Cost• Mesa. CA
92627
John Dodson, 2 117
Harbor. Coat• Mou, CA 92627
This business Is c:on·
ducted by: en lndMclual
Have yov started dotna
bys!nn• yell No
John Oo6'4>fl
This statement w•s
flltd with the County
Clerk of Or1n1• Cotftlty
on 05/06/03 .. ...... ,.
Dilly Piiot M•y 9, 1&,
23,30.2003 F!'JO ........... ... s......
The followlna p11~s
"• doina bl/Vne~• n . Hulthy Bod)' I Sowl,
lilO ...... St., h iM, CA
92614
Edith Taman Reid, 171
2lfd Street. Unit B.
Costa Mesa, CA 92&27
This buslnns is con·
duc ted by: an lndMdual
Heve you started doina
business yelf lfo
Edith Tamlf• Reid ·
This statement wes
filed with the County
Clerk of Oren1• .county
on<Y.i/23/03 200HtU700
Olllly Pllot May 30, Julte
6. 13. 20. 2003 F~I
• Co'lltt•IO
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rqclr jobs
u own4tlldo.111
ut tllt Ct.11iflff
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Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pm
By Pax By }>hone
(949) 642-5678
By Ma il/In P erson:
Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm
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IPlcMc include yow n.mc and
phone number end we 'I I ca.II
)'OU tw..k "'1th a pntt q-.1
330 West Bay Slteet
Costa Mesa. CA 92627
At Newport Blvd & Bay St Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm
I lours Saturday ..................... Friday 3:00pm
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Index
ANNOUNCEMENTS
& MISC.
GARAGE
SALE
BUSINESS &
FINANCIAL 230S-2490
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PACIFlC VIEW .. fri & S...1617 p•WTlftGS -~ SIMptow4s all
colors , all \IZIS for
adoption to quahhed
homes www.prescue.or1
OI 714-773-5915.
fOIGIT THI STOCI
M.Aalln l ~ ,_.
needs only one around
level partner on truly
prom11ln1 product Imes
Sky's the hmlt Serious
c 1ll 9 49 295 5824
mHlfnc eppolntment
Bay • 1ew Terr ace lot 1r edewwlds ln, Yll'llafle NIU I 3060
I 370, private party Rllttln fi.sn, !<XX>~
$7000/obo 714-772-3441 Slwts Nedltm & Hl?ncl>ap
=~ 1160 ~ti. 1489
TOf' SS 4 HC~S nc
-cms.c.. Ek. 5(h & Ill'\ .8L MW, spot, hbe lnlJS
Mille 949 645 -7505
fQUM llOU5ll6
OPPOIMITY
All real estate advftf ·
tl1ln1 on this newspaper
Is sub,ect to the federal
Faw Housin1 Act of 1968
ai emended which
melles 11 1lle1al to
•dver11se ·any pref.r
ence , llm1t at1on 01
drSCrtmlnation based on
rec•. color, reflaton. sea,
handica1>, fam1hat status
cw nahon<1I or•ain. or an
intention to make any
s uch pt'eference. hm1ta-
lion or d1scrim1nahon •
This newspapet will
not know1naly accept
eny edvert1sement for
rul estate Whtch 1s In
violation of the law Our
readera are hereby
informed that all dwtll
lnp advertised in thos
new~aper ere nailable
on In equal opportunity
bHIS
To co""''"" of drs-criln111et100, c .. HUO toll
free at l 800 424-8590
.. CAIHMID .. ---·---9UY ISTATD .~ ...... -
orJs1riw.1r rn~
..... ......., s.i ... ,.
colectlbla., '5porq .-.
furn, lrqe, dryer. Ire.ad
ITlll, etc 11' ~
S-ple S•• Set 6/SI
9am 4pm Ari kits.
wea.,bles. premium
items• 410 37nd Street.
Newport Bcfl. (badl lier)
.. , ... l lvff•"
Nel.W--i...t!Sale
Set. Msy J14_J,... lastloMf Dr & ......_,
C..W.wlht e..w-1 ........
SELL
your stuff
through
classified!
lost 1505
lOST Cockaliel •ff1, Whibl,
yellow. ortnp cheells, d
.....,lift Name Sklttln
Rew.trd 949·?32-5999
LOST DfAMOMD IPIG
@ Hoa1 Hosp1111
fundrelser @ Edwards
lhHther In womens
rost1oom REWNI> ge.
&nl103
f'Hll DtU f'AIN11NGS
All Newport Harbor
icenes. 30 X 40 011. 16 X
24 w/c, 10 X 13 w/c lll!"C' ~•MEQIJS 1-too-aU..fllS ~
only
JEWB.RY/
DIAMONDS/
PRECIOUS METALS
3460 MERaWIDISE .......
.......... 3155 Rlllf:ltlel
c-tc.t.N_.
Old Coins! Gold. silver.
,ewery, w1tdlts, 111~
coUecllbles 949 642·9448
J-STm IU&HHIS Servlca 4258
2813() WU $8,900, Mil A I 4• 0w Mew Sl.890 36x48 wn OMc. ......_.,
$14,900, a.II $5.950 AIUISTIONG
48~ 100 wn $26,900, PtlOfaTllS Clll 3610 1111$12,900 C1ll Now1 1470 ............ Ste 200
--------Tom 800-392·7806 ~ hedl, c...
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l'MI WAY Im momme Cllt/
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.CM/~ 13xl6sf, 1500 l*Jdl of ........
Blvd. Sl95mo. ~ TTT1
o.ri and~ Lodi
IAYJaGNT IXICUTIVI
otfice suite 2 offices.
-rece~phon I slor•a•. Loe -T_--.. -.,-... .---,.,,-,-=-~-10 COM 949 718-9500
.. c.. ~ IClCts, SD+ mo potential. low
CM111ud. offered .. S25K
714-414-6642
1515 Liit 1515
PERDIDO-Por F•vor
•yudenos encrontar
nuestro peno de Familia.
Penllclo 4119'03. Hay
premlo de $400.00 para
lnfonMdon.,. nos
ayude enc:ontr•r Nuesbo
.,o ..... IUlllW Mt 142:1453 .
LoitlPlew help UI find
cu lost family ft'Mtfllber.
LOlt on 4111183. Thent 11
• $400.00 reward for
lnfot nlitlon ludlng to Still Missing/I ..., ....... lllOUts.
HELP/ I Please call
AM1E11••ar1••aro11 949-842-.6453
(
lllWSIO
..... ,50
Cann del Mir
..... u.,.. !i8r plu!.
bonus rm .. S4>Yons tlll
Custom pool. sp1 &
Gaz.ebo to the 11 ~ deck on the UllC* ...,.
~ C\temNe U5e of ~.vte marl* & lob of
love $1 .950.000 Judy
Kolar. ~ 949 376 5576
JASMINE CltEI sine
ste><y 2br l b1 den Roters
Gardener lendsuped
Handicapped ready Very
low mainl Assoe
w/lennts. pool
C1ll for 1119t By Owner
949-6'0·8777
on .. UT-SWI 1-4
7 1S AVO<AOO AVI
Well to COM Viltt ..
kachts, F tshlon Island
Price Renee $395,000 to
$425,000 714-394-9661
••<OM ... SOOM• • c.w...c-.. _
C I I J ~llMTY ..... ,, ... .,,
"'-.....
Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week
R>r Only $32 per week (4week minim um)
C. Lorraine at (949) S74-424S
• b..,t.tt• c..-.,. ""Best of[~ .. ""' ~ er 2 5ea
W/a W1ne cebr, library
and PlftDl'amtC ~ lrom
Im bluff lop home YOU
mu s t s ee this
one .S2,79'J.CXX> "Ill . Joan
9'9-/07-4440
NIW OH TME MMlfn
0,.-Set 2-S 0-,_.,It!. , v ... , ...
Or 5br Sb1. 2c ai r.
Sl.795,000 By Owner
71 4 357 54~
_.....,. !i8r 2Ba. cul de
sac lot1hon w/pool
P11nc1p1k only plea~
167511. L usllold Oouc Buley, .., ~720-1~ ....................
rest S.tle As Isl Bui
Olftr OVtf $880,000
949 290-8128 AetfOwner
l lAC" G4AlfT TIUSHI SAU
4H -SUt,toO
AGINT t 4t-21t -2SSt
IRCOUIT H ST IUYll
4Br 3.5B1 Twm. 3400 '1.
$895,000 •ct. Oold
Prine• 949 718 1520
~c.t
Of'IN SUN 1-S
live ebove the clouds,
ocean views I level
home 2br. + dell, Gated
comm SI St...000
f'lATIMIM ...WCITllS
Stefenit Meur• .. ,., ',_,,,.
!J<each
':::!ir. __ .,
winnin1 rookfteld
home. built In 2000 3bf +
oft1u Approx 3700sf
$1,7tt,OOO
ll'UTIHUM NOrlHllS
Stefanie Meuref
949 715 3156
Of'IHU T 1-S
23 Fenand 2' lw .,.0 .., oarm\
ob or 3 • o«a. 'Allwl al
~ .. d:y ..
~al l4W"8ll& NlllUl .... lti
SWll*Muw •m.3156
RESORT/
VACATION
PROPERTY
RIRMLE ---"""" -YUUrA
tAll ~I mq
double wide ~
home Cal enyUme
151!1< K-1 ~ 7'J1 .21133
llSCWNIEOUS RBfTALS
CM-OAUGI STOU4i
ONlYl$100/-.
94t-64S~'241
AESIOENTllll.. RENTIU
ORMGE 1• COtllTY :
!J(ea der.r i~ap~rl 23ea ch,
Corona <fef~, c.JleaJporl Goa.sf,
G la !l!Cesa.
ul on /his
~'Jle'J:Jf
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1 b11llHns, wd,
ffplc. p1rt11na. 11 ''°'-''' loft No peVsmll. SlJnV ·e:-~ f ......... ,.,......,.,_,..,..
3llr ltil condo 8ay ¥WW,
~to bdl, 2c pr, ~ Blu, M!MOO<M71
A Cwt AMo..1 ._......
1800sf. 2 Mstrs, 2 1/2
baths, FR. 4 patios. Pvt
'
at. W/D, Pool, Spa
tl)llls S2600 949. 723
1741«310-•n -7930
a-super clean furn
2tw Zba (2 n15lr des ~ detb) town hou5e ~.)!ks hm bdl. ~
1111 ,.e no smrN. I car
fl' $V!111n aXJ IWtm&G 1..-.,,s1..-n
1ar11llt Jlr 2 .s1.
<HouM, newly ••modeled. ~~· whirlpool tub. • '/rno 949-463·&361 :cm._
UOO YU. Y LIA$(
81U CRUNOY RlAl TORS t4t-47S-4161
"-'-''-" Penmsula Studto Apart
menu nail Act $750
$950949 673 7800
............. lb<
year ly rentals •&t $1400-
1950/mo. 949 673 7800
949 673 7800
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K1c1Wt / 81111 I ,._..
Mlba~ ..SS~-.&?!1115
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.w ......... en•• lllllt·IM, CroWfl ...... 1oe1. L Mt-1'0t-5142 ....... ,,. ...
h•tlll11ff 3br 2bl
townltome, 2 c 11r,
comm pool Aat UJOO
'4t-67*-1IOO
llAalN MY /MY ~
upstns 2br I 501 Ip,
~-·-_ wd hll11p yr be
$2ti00/mo 949 673 8411 .....................
3M home. Z.-c:1r aar. Pfiv
pfto, c:omm ~ Yr "" 1815....,row~
U4. 0.. Ti.. Weter
3Br 28• a•r •\pa w/d,
built ms sm pet ok
• Hu11 d"k l1cin1 the
channel Poss •hp 6mo
lease I yr $J200m a1t
Slletry @Cannery. 949
723 SSJ0/888 969 9667
LWe ~ tondo 2l!t
Elepnt iWld Immaculate, ~ W/ipprwed Oecit,
n/peb SJ,900/mo )'fly.
Owntr/"&1 949 118-2/ll
~'lpil(.IOO:ib
?ha, • dedl, f R, lndr y rm. 2c p , ~ I>" 1N5e
Av.-6/l!> 949-650 ?166
~ ht New,.rtl
Beyond U\lrnq 48r •
c»n llla. -cellaw. ta-raa!d lll'dcm •1-mntmo Jt1y ct. o....i
Prwa 949 'i'lS.1520
Renllls WINld 7UO
............ •llfw•
feanele n-4• ,.,., .. In
COSTA MfSA, HI, Ml'I IH llAHAVlAOOG. s 10001•0. un.
CUOl 94t-S74-4241
.. c--coleea If lid, Zl liel!ks rlJlbl M'S.I
aw.'lbllloa r rorn ~ !i
to Sept I~ ~~1
t1h~@erol\ com
Te SMre Dr+ ...._.,
(limo. 7) 11/smkr. PfOM
al Pf M.. Ml Cd Dan 114-567-7537
~ 8500
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nortproil Oii "'*"' ...,ill
alb &S6t. ~ '-·~ mn..-and orpt'll'JlllJOnal ...._ c...i lanMA.e
ilbl ....... ,_ ~
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e.\jWWICI! • It.al /Cf
pt/d but not -11w1 r .,
resume M1d 'WiMy re
~~l32'li
S-.r J.,\, o~tkhand
E1p on h\h1n1 r•<hf\
Based'" Newpofl Buth
Fu.•-ID 968-~
PAIT-• ra.uumw
Perm1M11t and SutnnMr
PoSllt0n1 In lilt LOftt
Buch~u
Up lo $300 per Wffk
(depends°" •-p.)
Wwtu M ... -Jtiwa, 4,__..,...
' S4't, ·--• .....
Will t,.on friendly r1
spon11bie persons to
contac:I polenhal cus
tomers over the phone
end provide 1nf0fmatiotl
about frff servk:n that
our 1rowln1 mMI&•&•
comp•n; has lo olltt
EnJOyable, "° prnsure
position w/arut Hl<1ry,
bonui.es,andlulure
l'U-SCHOOl TUCHH
needed lo work In well
established pre school
Applicant need 12 units
of F.CC and a clor
underst1ndon1 of child
development r 1pe• req
Creal tum uf tuchen
to work with 949 673
8233 c .... 1oct1 Clwlaty
l'rejecl Cee,.U11e1 ... /
~ Ateht F /T CA non
Pfofll ore r-i.. c aecutJYe
level admen '1\\1\I
W/bad\&Jound lf1 prnieci
coordination Must h311t!
alnt 00tr4>Uler OtPlnllD
IJONI Mld multi laskwie
lkth. (aper 11 Word,
heel. Puwer Puoot and
ACT ii plu\ Bu~•nt!'.s
c:-...1 '"°'" MYIOOn ... nl ,_ beedl potenbal tu
tdec.ommute or WOf ti lrom
home w1I M Con\ldered
f aa resume .od wt.Jr y
history ta 949 673 2356
Pubhst11n11
l'aOMOTIONS,
Ofl'UTMINT
Community ne~\ 111
Oranite County ~.i; F uM
fime pet50n lo l'llOIY-
lnd write slorM!'\. part11'
pate •1 con•murlffy l!lleflf\
create and ~le ~
Ind SllCtlons f a~nt
C01111111.nC.1bon VJlll., WOtli
wel with the po.tblit Know
AP Style, Qu.wUPt~~
PhotMhop flUll M Cu
ator Profiaent on MN'
and PC CCI dn1an
eapt11.-nc .. prdP11.-d
Prooh~ t~t Drlll
i.a--.t~"' lf<IUll'ed £()[ [ atel~nl bcnelot
~ Im•~ rMtmlt!
""tMR ~WC>IM llfld s.111fy requlfement• to
t.111o1.ptmoo(a'Jlll~wm
alTM WIS. Tll<ldy Jl
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TW-Rll'S AHi. Setten
$900.$-1&50 elJl'll turfy•
CCllTWT>' booula Pd ~ n PT (•1'6 pref'd flt t.rl!'\
...mned 25 ~ UI HB
t\Jne5I, °'""" &. L¥motte r ,_ Ol'llTIOOI Cal 1 m II>!
«Ul • ~4!:.1!00
Everyday is a great day
in Classified!
Be a pan of it,
place your ad today!
(949) 642-5678
IMW S2S1'90
Cold, few •lies, runs
111•1! r uNy loaded '9JX>
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Pf\'mtum '"""'·b 11!1388) $28.!8>
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Pfml .. httb
( l!IJ90) $27.'Bl
01 l'ondte fflrl>o Tip
only 1811 n11. HR( J>e<
for man< r wllttls
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Pofl SedM1 27e<tl
'"'"'"' tlvomed whb ( 19340) S22.98l
00 J..-XJ(I
S!IYM w /Bia< j\ I ?k m1
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91 Leiws GS 300
t twonw whb low
mile,. WflfO<lf
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