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MONDAY, JUNE 9, 2003
PHOTOS BY Kf Nf TRf PT()W DAii f f'IL01
Zak Kong, left, spms his partner, Kathy Wilmes, during their beginning Lindy Hop swing dance class at the Avant Garde Ballroom.
Swing shift
Classes at the Avant Garde Ballroom bring out teens
and seniors, beginners and experienced rug-cutters
Coral Wilson
Dally Pilot
S tep. step. Lriple s1ep.
"Swing her out lilce you mean it,"
dance lnstructor Shesha Marvin 1old
his class.
Newpon Beach.
Rod step, Lriple step, and clap your hands.
"Half of you go1 u. half of you did ii. That's
OK," he said.
Afler reviewing lhe b~ic routine. lhe pace
quickened, and lhe room filled wilh a
combina1ion of laughter and apologies
becween !>et.s. It was the last session of a six-week
Absolute Beginning Lindy I lop class, and Lhe
class was just starting to catch on to Lhe fast
and tricky foocwork. A series of beginning 10
advanced level swing classes are offered
Sundays at the Avant Garde Ballroom in
The class staned ou1 a li1tJe more Lhan a
year ago wilh about 50 '>ludenls, co-instructor
Terra Marvin said . Now. about 150 student.s Dancers take their partners by the hand as
they wait for the music to begin during a
See SWING, Paee A4 Lindy Hop swmg dance class.
-IN BUSINESS
Home is where the money is in Newport-Mesa
A strong reaJ estate r:narket is bolstering sales at
furniture and decorating stores during an
otherwise soft economy.
Paul Cllnton
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -A cwo-year
housing boom has led to a steady
stream of sales of rugs, sofas. plasma
screen televisions and other home
furnishings, area retailers said
Udla Mandelbaum, the manager of
dupuis In South Cout Plaza. said her
store has seen a renewed interest in
her Mexican-style furniture.
"When real estate Is hot. people
buy furniture," Mandelbaum said.
"One thing goes with the other."
Not only have the existing home re·
tailers done well; a string of new
stores have come to Newport-Mesa In
Lhe past two years to give shoppers a
bevy of options.
Late last month, a new 308,000-
square-foot llCEA opened at lhe
Home Ranch development in Costa
Mesa
Fashion Island added Design
Within Reach In late 2002 and Shabby
Chic in late 2001. South Coast P!ll7..a.
slnce October, has brought in Silk
l'radlng Co.. Room & Board and
Retr~pect..
ln October, the Irvine Co. opened
Crystal Cove Promenade, which in-
cludes the Yellow Cottage. Acanlhus
Gallery. Williams-Sonoma and Juxta-
position Home.
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For more business news. see Page A2
·we have met or exceeded our sales
plan monlhJy since we opened in Oc-
1ober, • said Julie Weil, marketing di-
rector a t Roo m & Board inc., which
also owns Retrospect. "What we're
finding too Is an overall level of im-
portance placed on the home. . ..
They're wanting to make it nice, a re-
Oection of themselves."
See HOME, Paa• M
A CLOSER LOOK
Costa
Mesa is
Broadway
bound
The Orange County
Performing Arts Center
continues to build area's
reputation as a place for
legitimate theater.
Lolita Harper
Daily Pilot
( ()\fA ML<.,A -CO'>la Me'>J\ Broadway
L'> no longer JU'>l a small residenual '>lreet on
lhe La.,1:.1de It., metropol11.m It.., culture.
It s Lhc !idJlk of Amenca Broadway Senes at
Lhe Or.rngl' County Performing An!> Center
I or H'M'> performing arh lll'>ldcf"> have
tdlkt·c.l dhou1 puumg Orangl' County on Lhe
rn.ip and '>ealmg II'> rt•p111at1or1 "" a nauonaJ
niltural huh After a grhll JOUrnt'y, lhe area
om(• lnoy,.11 onl}' for II.'> proximity lo l.o~
Angclt.'1> ha:. amVl'd
··1 do Lhmk we an· prl'llY much Lhere:·
'kud Todd BenlJt:n, Ct·mer \Ill' pre'>idenl of
markt'ting dnd c·ornmuni<"illHJ11' "!liere I'>
w 111ud1 .. uppon for t'Vl'l)'lhm~ we c.lo •
See BROADWAY. Pace M
CITY HALL
Council
looking at
lean budget
City leaders will begin
di scussions on how to
spend city funds today.
State budget cris is informs
the conservati ve forecasts.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
COSTA Ml-\A -C 11) lcac.lel"'> will gel a
gUmpse today of what prom1<,ec; to be a lean
budget for Lhe 2003 04 fi'>Cal ~ar
Ounng a <;tudy ~•on. Lhe C1ry Council
will begin conMdenng the o ty's annual
hudget. which proJect't about S96 rrullion m
revenue and about SIOS mdhon m expendt-
tu~. It calls for Lhe gap to be filled by sav-
m~
The ciry's fi'>Cal troublC!> could ulumately
mean further reducuonc; m revenue.
To steel itself againc;1 ma1or cuts down the
line because of the c;1ate budget crisis. the
budget forecasts !'\"Venue conservatively
and expenditures m ore liberally, Mayor
Garf "'1onahan said.
Rut Lhat doesn't mean Lhe d ry is pend-
ing more, Monahan was quick to point ouL
See BUDGET, P•• M
THINKING ALLOWED ICE HOCKEY SPECIAL
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When good houses go bad
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AT A GLANCE The keys to the Cup
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ON THE WEB:
w..w.~can
WEATHER ~
If you miaed the morning
dN:de, lt'a coming bedt tonight.
And there'll be no bfMk from
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YOUR
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
DON LEACH/DALY PILOT
Wes Johnson surrounds himself with Polynesian mugs, lamps, and other items of South Pacific theme at his House of Tiki shop.
Where anything goes
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
W es Johnson's House of Too
didn't get off to the most
auspicious stan.
Johnson launched his retail
store on Sept IO, 2001.
As he watched the attack on the World
Trade Center a day later, Johnson knew
business wouJd be slow for several
months. But a rise in popuJarity of
Polynesian and Hawallan parties has
driven brisk sales of TIJd mugs. Hawaiian
art, lawn torches and other paraphernalia
with a South Seas theme. Too culture has clearly taken hold again,
Johnson said.
•Anything goes in Tild." said Johnson,
who graduated from Corona del Mar High
School in 1981. •tt's just a fun vibe.·
The Tiki subcuJture saw a spurt in
popuJarity in this country in the 1940s and
·sos among surfers who headed to Hawaii,
BUSINESS
CALENDAR
• Send BUSINESS CALE.NOAA items to the
Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA
92627; by e-mail to
mike.t1W11nson~l11tima.com; by fax to (949)
646-4170; or by calling (949) 5744298.
lnctude the time. date and location of the
.---8Ytltnt.-ff-well as-. QOf'ltact phone number. A
complete listing is available at
www.dailypilotcom.
WEDNESDAY -.n Cen Rest.untnt. 1500 Adam• """9. In
Costa Mesa, will have its grand opening
from 6 to 8 p.m., featuring cooking by TV
chef Martin Yan. The restaurant will donate
The House of Tiki has
survived the post-Sept.
11 slump and ridden a
fad to success
Bali and other far-away lands in searcll of
the perfect wave. Tiki parties and luaus
began to crop up.
New Orleans restaurateur Ernest
Beaumont-Gantt brought Tiki culture to
Southern California in 1937, when he
opened his Donn the Beachcomber bar in
Hollywood and began serving exotic
drinks such as the Zombie. Pi Yi and
Tahitian Rum Punch.
Polynesian p841es, ln the 1950s,
provided "the outlet that allowed the man
in the gray flannel suit to regress to a
rule-free primitive naivete,~ according to
Sven Kirsten's Book of Tiki
Locally, the Kona lanes bowling alley.
all of the proceeds from $10 admission
tidtets to Share Our Selves, a private
nonprofit agency serving low-income
Orange County residents. For more
information, call (949) 642-3451, ext. 262.
ONGOING
The Cost. Mesa a.amber of Commerce
hosts netwomng luncheon meetings
Wednesdays from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the
Costa Mesa Countiy Oub. The coat is $14.
The club is at 1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa
Mesa:-(Tt4)-885-9090.
Th• Costa Mesa Communkaton
Toastmasters Oub meets from noon to 1
p.m. Wednesdays at the Orange County
Department of Education, 200 Kalmus Drive,
Costa Mesa. Meetings are open to anyone
who wants to improve his or her public
speaking skills. (714) 444-8783.
which was built in 1958, reflected '50s Tiki
influences.
Now, like swing music in earlier years.
Polynesian culture hu made a comeback
as the latest retro fad Weekend gatherings
have taken on a Too theme, Johnson said.
Many of these hosts stock their back
yard with items from House ofn.k:i. A
vintage Tiki mug can be purchased at
House ofl'i1ci for $85. A statue costs $25 to
$1,000. Ti1ci torches cost abbut SS.
Johnson had custom House of Too mugs
made up. They cost $15 and will •fit a full
beer,• he said
Johnson, who grew up in Newport
Beach as an avid surfer, opened House of
Tiki in what was once a residence on 18th
Street in the Westside section of Costa
Mesa.
• Got an interesting tidbit or story idea about a
local business? E-mail it to Daily Pilot bu1ine11
reporter Paul Clinton at
psul.clinton@lstlmes.com.
The Newport a.ech Distinguished
Toastmasters Oub 1300 meets from 7 to 9
p.m . Tuesdays in Sgt Pepperoni'• meeting
room, 2300 Bristol St., Newport Beach. Call
to make reservations. (949) 646-1274.
The Mesa M11•1ngen Toutmut9n Club
691 in Costa Mesa meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays
at Mesa Verde United Methodist Church.
1701 W. Baker St., Costa Mesa. (714)
540-4446.
The Newport Gent.r-Toestrnenln Club 231
meets from 7 to 8:30 a.m. Mondays at the
Irvine Co., 610 Newport Center Drive.
Newport Beach. (949) 756-1026.
The HarbcHttta Toutmast.n Club mNb 8t 7
a.m. Thursdays at Coco's Bakery Restaurant,
3446 E. Coast Highway. Corona del Mar.
(949) 293-4630.
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Conti Wlleon
N8W9 &Mistant. (949) 674-4298
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Kent T111PlOW
Box 1560, Costa Meu, CA 92626.
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WALL STREET WEST
ICN trying to
reabsorb spinoff
T he still-new
corporate
leadership at
lCN
Pban:miceutk:U
Inc. took another
step toward
repairing a
company
WaterPik
aped to pay $1
million on the
back end of the
deal. • payment
that will be bued
· on the unit's 2003
pedormance.
•A major
strategic objective n•uL for our pool rl'l business bu been
damaged by
executive
in-fighting.
regulatory CLINTON to accelerate sales
and profit growth
through the development
of a more comprehensive
package of pool equJpment
and accessories," Otlef
Executive Michael Hoopis
said.
investigations,
shareholder lawsuJts and
renewed competition to its
hot-selling hepatitis drug.
On Monday, the Costa
Mesa drug maker
announced it would try to
roll back the abortive
spinoff of RllMlpbarm Inc.
in April 2002.
ICN tendered a $168
million offer to buy back
the public shares of
Ribapbarm. which owns
the rights to hepatitis
treatment ribavirin, for
SS.60 a piece. ICN offered
20% of the company for
$10 per share.
"We have concluded that
now is an appropriate time
to re-integrate Ribapharm,
and we believe that this
offer will provide stability
to Ribapharm and its
critical scientists, eliminate
distractions and bener
enable us to focus our
efforts on augmenting our
growing specialty
phannaceuticaJ business,·
said Robert W. O'Leary,
ICN chairman and chief
executive.
Earlier this year, ICN
ousted most of
Ribaphann's board
members, saying it had lost
confidence in them.
Almost immediately after
the buyback
announcement, investors
rang the alarm bell
Ribapharm shareholder
Maxine Phillips sued the
company on Monday,
accusing ICN of angling to
buy the stock ·as cheaply
as possible,· the Los
Angeles Times reported An
ICN spokesman dismissed
the suit as having no merit
On Friday, shares oflCN
rose 0. 7% to dose at
$15.30. RNA shares rose
I . 7% Friday to dose at
$6.36.
Wala' Plk Technologies
Inc. announced it had
agreed to pay $8.1 million
up front and as much as $1
million later to acquire Air
Bnav Heat Pumpe Inc., a
privately held ·
manufacturer of beat
pumps for swimming
pools. A1r P.nergy Heat
Pumps. a Ft. Lauderdale,
Fla. Company, logged $13
million in sales during the
past year.
in 2002, Water Pik logged
$281.8 million in top-line
revenue and SS.49 million
in bottom-line income.
Shares of PIX sank 3.8%
Friday to dose at $8.06.
UPGRADE,IDOWNGR
Analysts downgraded
two pro(essional-aervices
providers and a so~
company this week. as we
begin monitoring the
activity of Wall Street
analysts' coverage of local
stocks. The Information
was reported on
Briefing.com.
B. Riley & Co., on
Thursday, downgraded
software provider fUeNet
Corp. to Neutral from Buy
based on valuation and
said the shares had
exceeded the firm's $16
price target. Shares of the
$637.3-million-market cap
FILE closed Friday at
S 17 .08. a 2.311(. drop.
On Wednesday, Robert
W. Baird & Co. cut Its rating
on Raoun:a Connection
Inc. to Neutral from
Outperform. The company,
with a $49.3 million market
capitalization, provides a
host of professional
services, including
auditing. human resources
and Information
technology. Shares of
RECN closed flat Friday at
$20.39.
On Monday, O'.
Davidson & Co. dropped its
rating on Amb .. 'ldoft
lntemadonal Inc. to
Underperform from
Neutral. The
S JJ 2.9-million-capitallzed
Ambassadors provides
domestic and international
travel services. Shares of
AMIE closed Oat Friday at
$11 .48.
•PAUL aJNTON covera the
BmlirDrunent. b•alr,.sa.and
politics. His column Wall
Street West will run fNery
other Monday. He may be
reached at (949) 764-4330 or
bye-mail at
paul.clinron tllatlme•.oom.
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Storm drain to get stepped-up pollution enforcement
Newport Beach will take a more active role
in keeping Santa Ana River drain clean.
Officials considered shutting down the
drain, diverting to sewer.
June Cau1rande
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BF.ACH -A pollu-
tion-prone stonn drain that may
have contributed lo the 1999
beach closure ln Hunllngton
Beach doesn't have to be shut
down and the Oow diverted lnto
the sewer system, but the city
must take other measures to
stave off hazards posed by the
Caltrans-owned drain. And
neighbors are sure lo feel some
of the effects.
City officials say they plan to
step up enforcement of water-
quallty rules in the Seashore
Drive watershed, an area be-
tween 61st Street and the Santa
Ana River on the south side of
Coast Highway. Residents of the
area will receive letters in the
mail sometime in the next few
weeks telling them of the city's
plans to increase pollution con-
trol in the area
"We'll probably be sending the
water-quality police out there
more to make sure that people
are picking up after their dogs,
things Lilce that,· said Assistant
City Manager Dave K.iff, who
added the area would be consid-
ered a "special enforcement
zone.·
The city will also post ·Don't
Pollute" signs in the area and
distribute pet waste bags
throughout the area.
The storm drain is particularly
problematic to ocean waters be·
cause it is almost completely
clogged and is in the tidal zone.
whlch means that ocean water
noods in during high tide. The
stagnant water trapped inside
might be providing a breeding
ground for bacteria. SUt backed
up lnto the storm drain might
also contain pollutants.
The Santa Ana Regional Water
Quality Control Board was con-
sidering forcing the city of New-
port Beach to spearhead an ef-
fort to shut the storm drain and
fi nd some creative way to get the
water out and into the sewer
system.
"We decided it wa'i appropri-
ate to give the city i.ome time to
try this approach." sald Kurt
Berchtold, ru.sii.tant executive
officer of the water quality
board.
The city wasn't too keen on
the idea for a number of rea-
sons For one, it'i. not the city's
&ionn drajn. The city is respon-
sible for fixing the problem be-
cau~. though it'!. Caltrans·
storm drain, most of the runoff
in 11 comes from Newpon
Beach, Berchtold saJd.
Moving the contaminated wa-
ter posed some serious logistical
challenges, In part because the
tides that force ocean water into
the storm drain system would
have added to the difficulty and
expense of treating the water as
sewage. The city was consider-
ing using tanker trucks to move
the water into the sewers.
Now the board has approved
the city's proposaJ to work to re-
duce the pollutants that enter
the storm drain. Over the last
two weeks. city workers have in-
\taJled filters a t the Morm drain
enLrances at a cost of about
$30,000. Enforcement and the
campaign to educate the public
will cost about $12,000 a year.
Kiff ~id that the city would
have preferred to -,pend these
resource<; throughout the city on
a number of different water·
quality problems.
"It\ a priority for us because
it's a prionty for the board." Kiff
..aid.
Come see the new EverWood·
CountryS1de blinds rrom Hunter
Douglas Overlapping
stars create a beauuful
board -on-board design
And the ·step-up· look
adds depth. d1mens1on
COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION PREVIEW
and character to any room And
EverWood CountryS1de will not
warp. crack. peel or fade. Even in
humid areas or direct sunhgtu Come
see these beauuful bhnds today.
ON THE AGENDA
Here are a few items that the
Planning Commission will
consider tonight.
RELOCATION OF
HUSCROFT HOUSE
The Huscroft House,
originally constructed around
1915, was moved to Santa Ana
Avenue in Costa Me a in 1954.
Because the houi.e 1s
consid ered a historic landmark.
the city accepted donation of
the structure when the property
the ho use was on was
redeveloped in the 1990s.
Because of costs and policy
issues involved in relocation of
the structure to Fauvlew Park.
as was initially planned, the city
offered the house for saJe. In
January 2003, an agreement
was reached berween the city
and applicant John Mo rehean
detailing relocation of the
Huscroft I louse to 548 Bernard
GETTING
INVOLVED
• GETilNG IMIOl.VED runs
periodically in the Daily Pilot on a
rotating basis. For information on
adding your organization to this
list, call (949) 5744298.
MENTOR PROGRAM
YMCA Community Services
needs mentors to make a tasting
effect on a young person's life.
Students 10 to 18 years old are
matched with men1ora to
improve their school
performance and self-esteem
while developing positive peer
and adult relationships. (714)
549-9622, 8)(t. 35.
MOBILE MEALS
Volunteer drivers are needed to
help deliver nvtritioualy prepared
meals to homebound, frail or
elderly clients incapable of
shopping and cooking fo r
themselves. For more
information, call (949) 645-8050.
MOZART CLASSICAL
ORCHESTltA
St. and its rehabilitation
Several planning applications
are needed to accommodate
relocation of the house.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Staff has recommended
approving the relocation
permit, master plan and mmor
design review. It also
recommends denying all the
variances requested, including
a minor variance from interior
front setback requirement\, and
denymg a conditional UM'
permit for shared parking.
"It's a pretty complicated
application and it has a lot of
part~ to it.• Olairman Bruce
Garlich said. "Staff has ·
recommended some solu11om.
that the applicant isn't willing
to malce."
FINAL MASTER PLAN
FOR TEWINKLE PARK
rhe plan recomm end s
converting the existing
and programs, special events and
habitat restoration pro1ects. The
interpretive center is at 2301
University Drive, Newport Beach
(714) 973-6829.
NEWPORT BEACH
CONFERENCE AND V1SrTORS
BUREAU
The bureau Is dedicated to the
promotion of the city to potential
visitors. Volunteers with
extensive knowledge of Newport
Beach are needed. (949) 722-1611
NEWPORT BEACH LIBRARY
LITERACY PROGRAM
The program seeks volunteers to
tutor adults who want to improve
their reading and writing skills.
Volunteers will be certified dunng
training worUhops the Central
Library. (949) 717-3874.
NEWPORT BEACH PREMIERE
CINEMA GUILD
The Newport Beach Premiere
Cinema Guild, which supports the
Newport Beach Film Festival, is
looking for new members.
Interested candidates should
want to help further an artistic
ba<,cb.ill/'>oftball w mpll'X tntu a
four fi eld '>oftball only facil11y ,
pullini.: 111 new tennis, volleybaJI
and ba'>kl'tball court:., a
20,000·!.quarc foot permanent
-.luuehoard tacll11y and a
10,000·\quare-foot community
center; and nmova11ng tht' lake.
The plan ali.o propose'>
improvement'> to the bru.Jgc
and mt·d1an on Jurnpero Draw
WHAT TO EXPECT
nic plan provide<, a
t·omprehcn<,1w rt'\'lt'I.\-of Lhe
my., mo\I U'>ed lldrk. I lw plan
proc..es\ uwolved '>IJ.:rlificant
communuy anvol\ement. !>taff
believe'> the uin .. ultdnt has
prudu<.:ed a well wr111en plan 10
gwde recreational progranh
and fac1ht1e'> JI le\\'1111..le Park
for the neX'l fiw ye • .tr'>
Therefore. '>laff fl'rt>mmcnd"
at rcptance of tht• plan
.. r he key thmg for me I'> that
none of thc m•w tlung'> or
t hange'> to the eimt111g park will
he finalii'ed by adoption ol the
and cultural heritage in the
community and should have a
love of cinema and a desire to
raise awareness of the film
festival. (949) 253·2880
NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC
LIBRARY FOUNDATION
The library foundation needs
eXlra hands to perform clerical
duties, sucn as fihng. organ111ng
and stuffing envelopes, at the
Central library, 1000 Avocado
Ave (949) 717-3890
NEWPORT BEACH
RECITAL SERIES
The Friends of The Newport
Beach Recital Series Guild needs
volunteers to assist in fosteflng
music appreciation so classical
music will endure. (949) 644-4208
NEWPORT BEACH
THEATRE COMPANY
The company needs volunteers
to help with costume design,
sewing, make-up application, set
construction. tedinical help,
pubhcrty, stage management and
bacbtage supervision. (949)
759-1046 o r LKSaf ~sol.com.
FYI IUIBhlt•
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meeting
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•WHERE: City Hatt. 77 Fair Drive
•INFORMATION: (71 4) 754-5245
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has garnered him success here and abroad.
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needs volunteers for ticketing,
ushering, phones, mailing and
help with receptions. Nominees
are also being sought for the
board of directors. (949)
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PUBLIC SAFETY
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Firefighter falls at
scene of house fire
Amid thick black smoke
from a structure fire, fire..
fighter and paramedic Ed
Wick fell from an attium
window to the first tloor of
the house in Newport
Beach on Sunday morning.
"Thankfully, he is in sta·
ble condition, and bis inju-
ries are minor," said
Donna Boston, public in·
formation officer. "It ls
very worrisome when you
hear a firefighter is down
on a call."
The call of a fire at a
house undergoing eitten·
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• Ent 17th Street end
Newport Bout.vard: A man
was a1T'8Sted on suspicion of
presenting a false
identification to a police
officer at 2:30 a.m. Sunday.
• East 19th StrHt •nd Tustin
Avenue: A woman was
artested on suspicion of
driving under the influence
of alcohol or drugs at 1 :01
a.m. Sunday.
-G•rden Grove Boulevard: A
man was arrested on
suspicion of selling narcotics
in the 9100 block at 1:30 p.m.
Friday.
• North Flower Street: A
man was arrested on
suspicion of violating a
protective ordinance in the
500 blodc at 1:50 p.m. Friday.
•West 19th Street: A man
was arrested on suspicion of
BUDGET
Continued from Al
"I think the staffs done an ex·
ceUent job of tightening our belt
(considering! what's going on
with the state.· Monahan said.
MTh1s does not take into account
if the state cuts its budget $5 mil·
lion in a fund that affects us.~
In addition to the state's pro-
jected $34-billion shortfall, some
challenges to the city's financial
outlook are a slowing economy,
rising costs of services and slug·
gish tourism.
Marc Puckert. city director of
finance, said the key word of the
budget is "flat." since there is al-
most no change from the previ·
ous fiscal year. The only changei.
are four items that represent un-
controllable costs.
Those items are: increased
pension costs from losses in in·
vestment earnings within the
pension fund because of the re-
cession, totaling about $1.6 mil-
lion; debt service payment for a
new computer system for the
police department, totaling
about $640,000; complying with
new storm water runoff require·
men ts from tJ1e federal govern -
ment. totaling about $I milljon;
and costs for fixing a fuel leak at
one of the fire stations for about
$300,000.
The preliminary budget aUows
sJve remodeling at 169
Shorecllff Roa<l came in at
7:17 a.m. Firefighters saw
black smoke billowing from
the second Ooor and set
out to make sure no one
was inside, Boston said
Wick fell from the top
window of a vaulted ceil·
lng and was rushed to the
Western Medical Trauma
Center in Santa Ana, Bos-
ton said. There were no
other injuries. 1\venty-one
firefighters had the fire un·
der control within 45 min·
utes, Boston said.
The cause of the fire in
the vacant house is under
investigation, but it ap·
pears to have been acci·
dental, she said. The dam·
age estimate was $100,000
to $200,000.
scavenging in a dumpster in
the 500 block at 9:50 a.m.
Thursday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• Sherington Place: Petty
theft was reported in the
1700 block at 11:51 p.m.
Saturday.
• Shorectitf Road: A structure
fire was reported in the 100
blodc at 7:17 a.m. Sunday.
•West Co•st Highway: A
vehicle theft was reported in
the 2400 block at 11 :54 p.m.
Saturday.
•16th StrMt Trespassing
was reported ifl the 1700
block at 11 :50 p.m. Saturday.
• 19th Street and Court
Avenue: A physical fight was
reported at 1 :38 a.m.
Sunday.
• 27th Street: Disturbance
from a party was reported in
the 100 block at 2:31 a.m.
Sunday.
the city to maintain programs
and services at existing levels. It
estjmates the city will take in
about $38 million in sales tax
and about $15 million in prop·
erty lax.
Items discussed during today's
council meeting will include: the
Planning Commission's com-
ments on the proposed Capital
Improvement Program; pm·
posed additional full-time posi-
tions; the general fund operating
reserve; community objectives;
support to commissions and
committees; Costa Mesa Beauti-
ful/Costa Mesa Safe; review of
the city's investment policy; and
Westside Costa Mesa improve-
ments.
The council will also focus on
the $1 million in revenue that
has not been allocated yet,
Monahan said.
The discussion begins after a
special Redevelopment Agency
meeting, whkh is set for 2 p.m.
in City HaJI, Conference Room
lA.
··1 think what we'll see (today]
is a discussion of some prior·
ities," Monahan said. "There's
not a lot of maneuvering room."
Monahan will also bring up a
formal discus.sion on capping
counciJ members' expenditures.
• DEtRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be reached at (94.9)
574-4221 or by e-mail at
deirdre.newman@latimes.com.
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SWING
Continued from Al
Crom 13 to 80 years old come out
on SUndays to dance.
The secret to swing dancing ls
just to have a good time, she said.
~It's supposed to be spaxzy,
crazy. loud and obnoxious," she
said. "You just rnak.e it up as you
go."
A180 years old, Oint Holland
said he took up swing dancing
after his wife passed away four
years ago. Before dying. she asked
bim to continue doing the things
they loved to do together -
lncluding bicycling, dancing and
downhill skiing.
That gave him a free pass, he
said, and now, dancing keeps hJm
young. healthy and active.
"l lilce the activity. There's a lot
of movement." he said. "You have
to think and plan ahead"
It's easier than it looked,
Michael Poley said after learning
the basic steps.
uThe advanced dancers just do
the basic steps with a lot more
flair.'' he said.
The first couple of days were
intimidating, but after six weeks.
he said, he can just about get by
BROADWAY
Continued from Al
Bentjen said producers of
critically acclaimed shows such
as "Urinetown," "StarLight Ex-
press" and "Oklahoma!" -
which are among those in the
2003-04 Broadway Series -are
eager to come to the n ew center
of suburbia. Many shows set re·
cords in Orange County, Bentjen
said, and if they don't, they come
really close.
"Shows love coming here as
much as we love having them
here," Bentjen said.
The Center announced last
week its 2003-04 Bank of Ameri-
ca Broadwdy Series. whkh in-
cludes "Jesus Quist Superstar,"
"Flower Orum Song," "The Pro·
ducers" and "Michael Flatley's
Lord of the Dance." Officials
have touted the series as star·
studded and balanced -the
best entertainment for all audi·
HOME
Continued from Al
Business has been going so
well at Gary's Island Home in
Fashion Island that owner Dick
Draeger is now negotiating with
landlord the Irvine Co. for space
to expand. Braeger says he sus-
pects that people are putting off
their European vacations and
using the money to remodel
their living rooms.
"People aren't traveling as
much." Braeger said. "They're
spending more on their homes."
Even in a weak economy, the
two destination shopping cen-
ters South Coast Plaza and Fa.~h
ion Island have fared weU and
seen their home stores outper-
form other retail categories,
spokeswomen said.
~we do have a very strong re-
ALLOWED
Continued from Al
I'm sure each creak and moan
from the wooden planks of the
decaying home tell a story about
Costa Mesa -or perhaps the
.tales are about Santa Ana, where
the house was originally built in
1915. It was moved to Costa Mesa
in 1954.
If that house could really talk. it
HOCKEY
Continued from A 1
we will all see heart. pride and
competitive spirit flourish and
the NHL will relgn in a new
Stanley Qap Own.pion.
Game 6 was a game In which I
really tho~ that the star
playen for the Oucb would have
to p1-y a major role if they v.iere
to win. 8Jg games require the big
name players not only to show
up but to play a stgnlficant role in
the outcome.
I looked for two players to lead
the team, and they dJd 1101
disappoint It waa obYious to me
that Paul Kariya and R~
were those lcey players. Not only
for the reuon that they are
pttbapl the two best p&aym on
the (Mm, but becauM of what
their leldellhip meant ID thl$
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KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT
Clint Holland, 80, has no trouble keeping up with his partner,
Vanessa Koman, 19, while practicing the Lindy Hop.
on the dance floor when
classmates meet to practl.ce their
moves at na Juana's in lrvine.
Their instructors host Swing
Night every Wednesday night, he
said.
"I've been kicked a few times,.
but not that hard," he said.
There had been some body
smaclcing as well, Joy Hought
added.
"Everyone just apologizes and
keeps going." she said.
ences.
ON THE MAP
Arian Langston, spokesman
for the Orange County Museum
of An in Newport Beach, said the
Center's Broadway series is one
of the things that has put Orange
County on the cultural ma p. He
was not at all surprised at the
Center's phenomenal line up.
.. , think ii is fair to say the
Center has established itself as a
logical venue," Langston said.
"Not to say anything to compro·
mise their efforts in getting those
shows, but they are so estab-
lished that it is not extraordinary
that they get them."
Orange County is no longer
just tract homes just south of Ins
Angeles. II is not just the home
of Disneyland and orange
groves. Still one of the nation's
richest counties, despi!e a bank-
ruptcy in the 1990s, Ordflge
County has the resources to sup-
port a strong cultural center.
"We are beyond the point
tail category," said Shayne Voor-
heis. Fashion Island's sales and
marketing director. "The whole
category is performing very well.
The trend is that people are stay-
ing at home."
Other local home retailers are
seeing solid sales.
Ellen Jones. manager of Juxta·
position Home in Crystal Cove
Promenade. said the focus on
home ha~ come from a chilling
in the lravel markets since the
terrorist attacks of Sept. 11. 200 I.
"J think especially in light of
Sept. 11, people want to nest and
make their homes comfortable,"
Jones said. "Their dollars are go·
ing into home improvement.''
One way to gauge heightened
home improvement activity is to
look at the pennjts issued by dry
building departments. Newport
Beach ()lamber of Commerce
President Richard Luehrs said.
Luehrs himself pulled a per·
would probably beg to be put out
of its misery. Any mystique the
old home once had has been
stripped by Costa Mesa officials
and their inability to do anything
decisive with the home. They
have slowly suffocated the
structure by keeping it in such
horrible condition all these years,
The donated Huscroft House
encountered resistance even
before the city spent $54,000 to
move it from 2529 Santa Ana Ave.
to TeWmkle Parle.
his teammates to score. no
question about that, but wha1 he
was asked to do by the coaching
staff this season was to become a
more well-rounded player and
make others around him better.
UJce a true leader, the captain
o( the Ducks ful6lled this request
from his coaches above and
beyond anyone's expectation_'-
Wlthout Paul's commltment to
the franchise. his teammates and
the fans, none of what we have
experienced would have been
posslble. A sel6ah star player-
and beUe\le me there are lots of
them -is not willing to sacrifkle
the at.au and the UmeUgbt for the
greater good of the team
Remembcrthi&; lhtrC is no "1" ln
TEAM.
~ow lots of SUY5 don't
Kanya wu able to dtm0nstmte
all of these charact.erisdcs
becao.se of 41ne lrightming hiL
IClrtya -c:rulhld at Iha~ blue tine by defenle9n&n Scan
~It WU I dean hit by
!levma. who hl9 the nputadon
fo~~~lot.
become part al the 9llMrw
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It's fun, the music is good. and
swing dancing attracts a wide
variety of people, ·Hought said.
Unlike other forms of dancing.
gender roles are clearly defined,
and she enjoys the chance to
express her femininity, she said.
While Foley and Hought had
decided 10 taice a break for the
next ses&on, they agreed that
they weren~ ready to give up.
"You can do it if you keep
practicing," Hough! said. "Even if
where we have to contrast our-
selves to LA,· Langston said .
''We have our own identity, and
it is a very strong and sophisti-
cated identity, and growing more
so all the time. You don't have to
talk people into coming to
Orange Counfy anymore."
While there is a strong sup·
port for the arts in Newport-
Mesa, one Daily Pilot reader,
Garry Short, questioned locals'
n•action to the title "Urine-
town."
"It looks like another greal
season of Broadway musicals
coming to the Orange County
Performing Arts Center, but a
couple of questions." Short
wrote in an e·mail. "A play with
the name 'Urinetown' might win
Tonys in New York., but will it
really sell in conM!rvatiw Orange
County?"
A BIT OF FUN
Bentjen acknowledged a hur-
dle with the show's name and
said even New Yorkers had to
mit to redo a portion of his own
home, he said. A remodel can
often lead to an array of new ac-
cessories.
"I'm absolutely familiar with
that," Luehrs said. "When you
remodel the kitchen, don't tell
me you're going to bring in that
old glassware."
Newport Beach's building de·
partment has, since 1996. issued
record numbers of permits for
work.. Costa Mesa Building Di-
rector Rick Brown could not be
reached for comment.
In April, the city issued 14 per-
mits for new homes and l I for
demolitions. The city averages
about 130 permits for total
home projects. Building Director
Jay Elbettar said.
Every year since 1998, the ci1y
has L<>sued permits for more
than $200 million worth of work
on homes, he added.
"We noticed a rise two years
Now, even those who can
appreciate the historic value of
the house don't want to keep
paying for it I doubt the house
holds a spedaJ place in anybody's
heart anymore. This is.<.-ue has
been beaten to death, and the
Huscroft House hangs onto its
hinges by a stripped thread.
It's time to put the old girl om
of her misery. She is past her
prime. Beyond repair. Pull the
plug. c.an it quits.
Of course. there is still the
consciousness as he lay still on
the ice, he was helped up and off
by teammates, as he could not do
so under hia own power. We all
worried that J<ariya's season had
just ended. and maybe, so did his
teams.
Then that f\mny thing
happened. Kartya came back to
the team bench. took a quick
sbre on the foe and pronounced
himself~ for action. Coach
Mike 8aboodt sent his star over
the boank, and wtthln minutes,
Ka~ Oew down the left wing
and b1uted a patented slapper
up over the aboulder of Brodeur.
Just like dwt. Kartya announced
hewubect.
Not only had Kattya shown his
mettle. Rua:h1n woukl. as well.
Rucchin ha been aott!y
miastd in the luc few teUOns u
he has barded vartout eerious but
Oub lr1jurie& Aa Rucc:bin~
roommatit on 1he &"Old for lbol.lt
t1a 1111 IPl'lt I p to lmaw l*la
wall.IM*a.*-,_.,1
tpent mant dme With RoOdt d:ien
with my own wife Ind._.__
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Dally Pilot
Jt eeems like you can't. your feet
remember."
You have to know what you are
golng co do ahead of time. and ~
con1ldent, Shesha Mwvin told hi.\
class. f le lnstruCted them with
the directions to commit and
then execute.
"Rod step, and stop right
there, -he said. "Look at us, look
at you. and tix It."
He called out the steps In place
of music -step, step. triple pull.
Five, six, seven .. elght
'11lat was it, that was it, there
we go." Joe Bauer announced
proudly to his partner.
The~ class came to an
end, and the intermediate class
was starting. Wtlliam Daniels
prepared to hit the dance ftoor.
Swing dancing allows for
innovation and creativity. and
there is always something more
to learn, he said After his years of
practice. he said, the class ls still
jUl outlet for movement and
expres.sion for him
"Your energy level is just
elevated," he said "You can't help
bu1 come away exhilarated."
• CORAl WILSON is the news
assistant and may be reached at
(949) 5744298 or by &-mail at
coral. wilson@larimes.com.
learn to love it. Producers and
theaters launched a "just say it"
campaign. which had the folks
of New York uttering its name up
and down the streets, he said.
People really need to see the
musical, whkh Bentjen de-
scribes as a loving parody of
Broadway. to understand why
the name was chosen. The show
pokes jabs at its own name. as
well as making loving references
to "Les Miserables," "Cabaret"
and "Starlight Express.·
·People who really love Broad·
way will appreciate the loving
tribute that it is,~ Bentjen said. .
Seasdn tickets cost from S200
to $433 and can be bought by
calling (714) 556-ARTS or visit
the Center Web site at www.oc
fXU.org.
• LOLITA HARPER writes columns
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
and covers culture and the arts. She
may be reached at (949) 574-4275 or
by e-mail at
lolira.harper·aJfar1mes.com.
ago that here has been a very
high value of residential con
struction." FJbertar said.
Much of the home improve·
ment activity has bej!n driven by
historically low interest rates,
which have made it possible for
homeowners to pull cash out of
their home by refinancing their
mortgage at a lower rate.
Lenders have also reported a
rise in equity lines of credit to fi
nance remodels.
"It's an optimum time, witll
the low interest rates, said Ed
Fawcett president of the Costa
Mesa Chamber of Commerce.
"They're either rebuilding, refur-
bishing or remodeling their
homes.·
• PAUL CLINTON covers the
environment, business and poht1cs.
He may be reached et (9491
764-4330 or by e-mail et
paul.clinton@larimes.com
$35,000 it will cost the city to
safely demolish it. but you can
chalk that up to proper burial
costs for a would-have-been
historical monument The house
has suffered enough. Give up the
l luscroft ghost.
• lDUTA ~writes columns
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
and covers culture and the arts. She
may be reached at (949) 5744275 or
bye-mail at
lolita.harper@latimes.com.
with the media. With Rllcchin's
Injuries and his being a huge part
of the team's foundation. we
sorely missed his talent during
my last two seasons wt.th
Anaheim, and really. outside or
our loct.er room. no one knew
how important he was to our
success.
Now being healthy and with a
full year behind him, the hockey
world has oome to rea1iie that he
Is a apedal player. He has
oontinued to Impress u the
Due.ks' playoff nm entm the
flnal game of the &ealOll, a pine
in whJcb the wiMtt will Inst
Lord Stanley'• Cup.
Thett two gu)'I have demonstrated all lhe aldll,
lcedenhip and puelon that a
team needs to win at thJ.t )eye),
Game 7 w01 be a special one for
all ln\'Olved and a pine that I
ratdnd me~ dllt mer ebNdmedib.
Alra,..no-.lbe
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AROUND TOWN reMrVttlona. For ,....rvetlone or "OMNwe. A~ lettnnlna: •
more Information, cell (M ) worDhoP fvr mtn •nd wom.,,
497-7847. dlvoroed or Oetting divorced, wlll •Send AROUND TOWN heme to bt held from 101.m. to 12:30 p.m.
the Deity Piiot. 330 W. Bay St, Mother• MMwt wtl ho6d. ft 180 Newport Center Drive. For Cost.a Meu, CA 92827; by •melt "Spring C1eenlng• delranoe Male more Information. call 644 6435.
to mike.swan.an tllatimaoom; from 10 e.m. to 6 p.m. Testa
byfaxto(949)646-4170;orby demos will be oifered from 11 The~ Herbot Lawn calling (949) 5744298. Include the a.m . to 3 p.m . The atore is at 225 Bowling Club will host Visitors
time, date and location of the E. 17th St. Costa Mesa. For more Day on the comer of San Joaquin event, ea well as a contact phone information, call (949) 631-4741. and Crown Drive in Corona del
number. A complete lilting is Mar, featunng free lessons and evallable at www.dsilypllotcom. SUNDAY snaoo from 10 a.m . to 1 p.m . For
Triengle Square will host • more Information, call (949) 1\JESDAY farmers' market featuring live 640-6049.
The Aun. of BualneN SeNice entertainment and several booths
will have iU monthly dinner boasting great deals in addition A Compositk>n In Drewing
meeting from 6 to 9 p.m. in Costa to storefront specials. The market Workshop will be held from 1 to 5
Mesa. Ari Galper will speak on will be open from 11 a.m . to 4 p.m. at Coastline Community
Reverse Selling. $ 18 for member. p.m. For more information, call College, 1631 Sunflower Blvd ..
$28 for nonmembers. Call (662) (949) 722-1600, ext. 25. B15, South Coast Village Plaza.
494-8124 or (949) 805-0011 for The worttshop emphasizes
directions and other Information. JUNE 17 composition covering all the
•Fenti Shui for• Heeling Home• basics of drawing. Registration is
WEDNESDAY is a free seminar held from 6:30 to $45, due by June 18. For more
Jeanne Alnt horn ttl• Alzheimer's 7:30 p.m. at Mother's Maritet, 225 information, call (949) 640-1727.
Assn. will present ·Focusing on E. 17th St, Costa Mesa. To make
Memory Loss· from 6:30 to 7:30 reservations, call (800) 5~ JUNE 23
p.m. at the Orange Coast Chlldren 5 end older ere lnvtt.d to
Unitarian Universalist Church, JUNE 18 register for a variety of summer
1259Victoria St.. Costa Mesa The Phil Brigendi, Orange County aquatic camps offered by
presentation will address various archivist, will discuss what Is In Newport Beadl Recreation
causes of memory loss and the archives as they relate to Services. The camps run through
diagnosis and treatment. For Costa Mesa's history at 7 p.m. at August. with numerous morning
more information, call (949) the Costa Mesa Historical Society, and afternoon options available,
646-4652. 1870 Anaheim Ave .. Costa Mesa. from "Sailing and Tennis Camp"
For more information, call (949) to "Surf Camp." Call (949)
The Belboe Bey Aepubllc:.n 631-5918 or e·mail 644-3151 for more information, or
Women Federated will hold its cmhistory<ti>lanaet.com. register online at
"Scholarship Awards" winners www.city.newport-besch.ca. us.
luncheon at 11 a.m. at the Bahia The Newport Mesi lrvtne
Corinthian Club on Bayside Drive. Interfaith Council will present a The Costa M ... Senion Center
For more information, call (949) round table d1scossion al Orange will hold a flea market from 8 a.m
515-8677. Coast Unitarian Universalist to 1 p.m. at the center's parking
Church on human relations lot. 695 W. 19th St. Spacei; cost
The Wldfloww Welk will mMt st featuring an introduction by $10 for members, $20 for
9 a.m . at El Moro for a five-mile Rusty Kennedy of the Orange nonmembers. Reservations are
hike at Cryatal Cove Parking County Human Relations required. For more information.
costs $5. Wear boots and bring Council. ·with the County of call (949 645-2356.
water. Call (949) 497·7647 for Orange Budget Cuts. Where Is
more information. the Human Relations Council MstuN driven Q n sherpen their
Nowr 1t asks The program skills in an eight-hour AARP
THURSDAY goes from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. and driver safety class held during
A free bone density SCrMnlng costs $750 per person, including two sessions from 12:30 to 4:30
wm be offered from 10 a.m to 2 lunch. 9r $10 without a p m. June 23 and 24 at
p.m. at Mother's Market. 225 E reservation. The reception 1s at Presbyterian Church of the
17th St, Costa Mesa For more 11:45 a.m .. and the luncheon at Covenant in Costa Mesa. Classes
information. call (949) 631-4741 noon For reservations, call (949) are limited to 30 students and
600-8665, ext 3, by 5 p.m . June cost $10. Advanced registration
Shepe up Of trim down for 17. required. For more information,
swimsuit season at "Shape Up call (714) 557 3340
for Summer,· 7 p.m at the The Newport H.,bor Neuticel
Newport Beach Central Library Museum, wonting in con1unct1on JUNE 24
Personal trainer and certified with the Newport Library. will A frM semlnat on •ttention
nutrition specialist J.J. Flizanes present a series of story time deficit disorder will be held from
will present the free program. events on the Texas [)eci( at the 6:30 to 7:30 p.m . at Mother's
covering exercise and nutnhon museum for children between 3 Mari(et, 225 E 17th St . Costa
tips of optimal fitness. For more and 6 from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m Mesa. To make reservations. call
information, call (949) 717-3816. There will also be a crafts pro1ect (800) 595-6667.
for children and parents.
Book-klvlng mothers and Admission is free and space 1s JUNE 25
daughters are invited to the final limited. For information or "Wellneu and Healing" ls a free
session of the Mother-Daughter reservations, call (949) 673-7863. seminar to be held from 6·30 to
Book Club's season 7 p.m. at the 8:30 p m at Mother's Maritet. 225
Newport Beach Central Library. The Oasis Senior Center will hol1 E. 17th St • Costa Mesa. To make
The club is open to girls in fifth a twilight dinner and show with a reservations, call (8001 595-6667
through seventh grades and their performance from ·sunshine
moms Qr significant female Boys.· featuring the ex-vaudeville JUNE 26
grown-ups. Register at the team of Joe Sc:hulein and Sam "flve Kr,s to Vlbnn1 Living" is a
Central Library Children's Desk or Youndhans. Tidcets are available free seminar to be held from 6·30
call (949) 717-3800 end cttoose for $7 at the center, 800 to 8 p m al Mother's Market. 225
option five For more information, Marguerite Ave. in Corona del E 17th St.. Cos1a M esa To make
call (949) 717-3816 Mar. For information, call (949) reservations, call (800) 595-6667
644-3244.
FR10AY JUNE 28
lnwntors Forum prnents • JUNE 19 Classic boeu race from the dodl:
seminar on "Intellectual Property The National MuttipM Sclef'Osis of Newport Harbor Museum
Law· by Edward Schlatter, patent Society will present an Internet while events take place in and
attorney, at 7:30 p.m . in Orange educational program called ¥El around the museum from 10 a.m.
Coast College's Science Lee1ure Cuidado Clinico de la Escleros1s to 10 p.m. at the Heritage Regatta
Hall. Registration and networking Multiple." a Spanish-speaking and Seaport Festival. Classic
begin at 7 p.m . The cost is S5 for broadcast on clinical care of woodies. surfing exh1b1ts, boat
members, S15 for nonmembers. muhiple sclerosis, At 5:30 p.m. To building, model building, food
Call (714) 540-2491 for connect, go to and music will be on hand at no
information. www.nationalmssociety.org, cost to attendees. The Seaport
select • uving with MS# and then Festival will take place all day at
SATURDAY select "Webcasts and the museum and will include a
f\IH Spectrum Yoga hu partnered Conferences." luau dinner and awards show. For
with New Directions for Women more information, call (949)
to host ·ee1ebrating Wholertess." JUNE 21 673-7863.
a yoga and healing arts festival Become a member of the
benefiting women and children Hospice Preferred Choice team JULY4
served by the nonprofit New and make a difference in the lives The American Legion Yactit Club
Directions for Women. Admission of terminally ill people and their will host the 48th Fourth of July
is free, and donations are families at a volunteer Boat Parade. featuring loads of
accepted. The full-day event will orientation. The team is seeking dedted out yachts parading along
be at Full Spectrum Yoga in caring people to assist patients the waters of Newport Bay
Newport Beach. For more and families with nonmedical starting at 1 p.m. There are 30
information, call (949) 955-1965. needs, such as providing respite boat categones eligible for
for the primary caregiver. reading awards. For more information,
Crys1al Cove Stat. Partt wtM off9r to patients, paying weekly social call (949) 673-3546.
a badccountry hike at 9 a.m .. a visits and running errands.
historic district walk at 10 a.m. Volunteers are also needed to ONGOING
end a sunset/moonlight walk at assist with office duties. Call (714) VoklntMr drivers ere needed to
7:30 p.m .. which requires 980-0900 for more information. help deliver nutritiously prepared
m"I• to homebound, frell 0'
•ldeftv cfl1nt1 lncepebft of
1hopplng or cooking for
themttlVH through "Mobllt
MNt1: apontored by
FISH·Htrbor Are• Inc. end Hoeg
Hospital. Call (949) 645-8060 for
more informetlon
A v.Mly of priwte, seml-priwW
and group swim lessons will be
offered this summer at the
Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center
at Corona del Mar High Sdlool
Options include one-on-one
instruction on Saturdays and a
Monday through Thursday
program for all ages and levels.
For session dates, times and
costs, call (949) 644-3151, or
register in person at Newport
Beach Recreation and Senior
Services at 3300 Newport Blvd.
Children, teens end adutb ~n
now register for summer
recreational boating ciasses
offered through Newport Beach
Recreation Services. Classes
begin July 12. Fees vary. Call
(949) 644-3151 , or visit the
Newport Beach Recreation and
Senior Services a 3300 Newport
Blvd. for more information.
Profession•! end ricenMd soccer
trainers with the All-England
Soccer Academy are available for
one-on-one, small group and
large group training. For more
information, call (949) 395-5103.
Jewish Family Service is
sponsoring a teen support group
for high school students that
meets Mondi:ys from 3:30 to 5
p.m. at Tarbut V'Torah Upper
School in Costa Mesa For
information or to register, call
(714) 445-4950. P.·e-reg1stration 1s
required.
The First Page -Fine Chi6dren's
Books, at 270 E 17th St., No. 10 in
Costa Mesa. offers free story time
Mondays. Wednesday, Fridays
and Saturdays from 9:30 to 10·30
a.m .. Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 4 to 5 p m For more
information, call 1949) 645-5437
•Abstract Worb on Canvas and
Paper:' an eYh1b1t of an by Janet
Rosener, will be on display at the
Newport Beach Central Library
through June 30 The exh1b1t will
feature selections from Rosener's
·washed Away" series. created
by dripping. splattering or
pouring additional paint and
mediums onto an original
painting and washing 11 away to
suggest the passage of time. For
more information. call (949)
717-3816.
AWlrd-winning wonts by Orange
County artists working in an array
of two-dimensional media will be
on display at Newport Beach City
Hall through June 27. for the
Spring 2003 Orange County
-"rtists Exhibition. For more
information, call (949) 717 3870
Beyside Restaurant in Newport
Beadi offers wine tasting every
Thursday night for $15 per
person, featuring five new wines
eadi week. For more information.
call (949) 721-1222.
If your orchtd Is too big for its pot.
Green Systems International will
show you how to re-pot your
plant during their free
orchid·potting seminar at 2 p .m .
every Saturday. A plant sale 1s
held from 9 a.m to 4 p m. at the
20362 Birch St. facility. Call (949)
156-1211 for information.
Discover th• secrets of C.rbon
Canyon Regional Par1c as you
walk through groves of beautiful
Coastal Redwood trees JNery
Saturday at 8:30 am. Parting is
$4. Call (714) 996-5252 for more
information.
TNm Survivcw, • nonprofit
organization encouraging women
who have been through cancer
treatment to exercise, hosts
~walk and Talk" at 10 a.m the
second and fourth Friday of the
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Mtmbtra meet for tun~ after at
Atrium oourt. It 11 frM, and all
fttnet1 I.vela art w_.oome. For
mor• lnformetion, c.11 (949)
275·3888
The H9wpof1 .... Calli8
Decor.Une C1ub m-.ta from 1 to
9 p.m . on Thur~ night& et
Superior and Hoepltal Road tn
Newport Bead\. For more
information, cell (949) 650-1332
Newport Communrty Counteling
Center offera a way to stop the
cycle of domestic violence
through the support group In
S.A.F.E. Hands. S.A.F.E. stands for
aafety. awareness, faith and
empowerment. The group meets
Mondays from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Free. For more information. call
(949) 721-8079.
The Aasn. of ButNnela Ser+'icee
hosts a networ1ung meeting that
deals with education connect1ona
from 6 to 8;30 p m on the M)C()nd
Tuesday of every month at the
Holiday Inn at 3131 Brtstol St.,
Costa Mesa For more
information. call (949) 80!> oon
TMns are Invited to drop by the
city of Costa Mesa Recreation
Center from 2 to 6 p.m . Monday
through Friday for indoor and
outdoor sports and activities. The
center la at 1860 Anaheim Ave.
For more information, call (714)
327-7560.
"Divorce· A New Beginning; a
worlcshop for men and women
divorced or getting divorced. 1s
held from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at
180 Newport Center Drive on the
third Saturday of every month
Cost 1s $40 For more information
call 644-6435
The Newpof1 Buc:ti Walking Club
meets at the comer of Superior
and Hospital Road in Newport
Beach at 9:15 a.m . and 7 p.m.
everyday. For more information.
call (949) 650-1332.
The Newport S.ach Public
Library hosts an hour of stories
and crafts for children in
kindergarten through the second
grade at the Corona del Mar
branch from 3 to 4 p m Tuesdays
The library is at 420 Mangold
Ave For more information. CCIII
(949) 717-3800
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COLLEGE HONORS
June 16 honofff
JOSIAH FREDRIKSEN
Daily Piiot
COLLEGE
MEN'S GOLF
'Eaters'
Lavery
honored
UC Irvine senior golfer,
who won Big West title,
named an All-District VIII
academic selection.
UC Irvine senior
golfer Mike Lavery has
been named to the
2003 Verizon Academic
All-District VIII men's
at-large third ream.
Lavery. a psychology
and social behavior major. led the Anl·
eaters to their t.hJid sttalght Big West
Conference champiomhlp this season
by winning the individual title with a
36-hole score of 6-under par 138 (70·
68). He had four top-10 finishes this
season and was UCl's top performer at
the NCAA West Regional Champion·
shlps with a 32nd-place finish of 221
over three roWlds. He e nded his senior
season with an average of 72.47 per
round.
Lavery hru. earned first-team All-Big
West Conference honors the past two
years. He was UCJ's male Big West
See GOLF, P•c• A7
UCI honors record 170 scholar-athletes
Gabbe, Lavery foremost
among those recognized.
UC Irvine Athletics
honored a school-re-
cord 170 student-ath-
letes as 2002-03 Big
West Conference
Scholar-Athletes at the
program's annual ban-
quet May 19 at the
Crowne Plaza Hotel.
This year's list brings UO's total to
2,221 conference scholar-athletes since
1984. The 170 honorees best.s the old
mark of 148 set in 1998-99.
Requirements for this award include
maintaining a 3.0 grade-point average
over three quarters or a 3.2 GPA over
two quarters for ~en. Student-ath-
letes must also earn letters in their
sports.
The Scholar-Athlete award was im-
plemented by the Blg West Conference
to honor tboee student-athletes that
have maintained a high level of scholas-
tic m::ellence while participating In
intercollegiate athletics. UO expanded
the award to include teams that do not
participate In Big West-spo050red
sports.
In addition to the 170 scholar-ath-
letes, UO also recognized several indi-
viduals. Men's soccer player Scott Bow-
man was honored as Lauds & Laurels
Senior Athlc;te of the Year, the most
prestigious award given by the UCI
Alumni Association. Bowman, an inter-
national studies and environmental de-
sign major. was a two-time first-team
All-Big West selection, finishing his sen-
ior year with nine assists and one goal
for 11 points. He finished his career with
25 assists, second most in school history
and 47 career points, which is the sixth
most In school history. Bowman is a
four-time Big West Scholar-Athlete as
well as a two-time conference All-Aca-
demic choice.
UO's Big West Scholar-Athletes of the
Year are seniors Wendy Gabbe (basket -
ball) and Mike Lavery (golO. F.ach con-
ference school honors one male and
one female athlete each year.
Gabbe was a second-team All-Big
West selection after leading the team
with a 13. l points-per-game average as
a senior. The guard was also named to
the Big West AD-Tournament team in
2003. She finished her career with 1,000
career points and 151 three-pointers.
The English major was named a Verizon
Academic District YUi second-team
honoree for women's basketball She
was a four-time Big West Scholar-Ath·
lete and was aJso a three-time Big West
Fall All-Academic honoree.
Lavery, a social ecology major, was
the medalist at the Big West Champion-
ship leading UO to its third consecutive
Big West title. He had four top-10 fin-
ishes this season and ended the year
with a 72.47 scoring average. He was a
two-time, first-team AU-Big West Con-
ference selection and was named to the
2002 PlNG AU-Pacific Region team. La-
very was al.so a four-time Big West Con-
ference Scholar-Athle1e.
Men's soccer player Frankie O ay re-
ceived the University's Academic Chal-
lenge Award from the UCI Admissions
Office. The women's cross-country team
accepted the Faculty Athletic Repre-
sentative Award for the hlghest team
GPA. It was the llth time head coach
Vmce O'Boyle's team has won the
award.
A complete list of UCJ scholar-ach-
letes foUows:
Baseball; Jimmy Alstot. Mike Davern,
Matt Falk. Paul French. Steve Guthrie,
Michael Koehler, Matt Millett, Steve
Schroer, Jordan Szabo, Phil Tripoli and
Greg Wallis.
Men's basketball; Mike Hood. Ross
Schraeder and Stanislav Zuzak.
Men's crew: Brodt Beard. Ryan Booth,
David Camacho, Jeffrey Oumg. Michael
Olen, Brad Cohn, Roy Culver, John
Dashtara, Gabriel Francis, Daniel Gro·
mis, SaJah Haggag, Charles I tine, Ste-
phen KeUy, Joseph Lynch, Kevin Margu-
Ueux, Michael MaxweU, Kevin Mothom ,
Jason Park. Jimmy Pham, Christina
Quel, Scon Ritter, Peter Skoutelas, Jerry
Vaysman and Chris Wilderman.
Men's cross country: Jules Castano
and Aaron Jacobsen.
Men's golf: Nick Asbroclc. Jeffrey Co-
burn, Ryan Cole, Mike Lavery and Ryne
Rindfleisch.
Men's soccer: Scott Bowman, Ben
Bush. Frankie Oay, Josh Murad and
Jesse Peron.
Men's swimming and diving: Bernar-
do Bermudez. Kevin Olson and John
Wmgender.
Men's tennis: Greg Biorkman, Arash
Bormand. Jo nathan Endnkat. Raymond
Hekmat. Chris Prentice, Peter Surapol
Eric Yandoc and Wkwesi Williams.
Men's track and field: Brandon Bailey,
Aaron Corbett. VI.ken Jennakian, Wil-
liam King-Lewis, Travis Morisoli, John
Stein, Jonathan Stewart. Santosh
Swamidass, Jeremy Torres and DarreU
DAILY PILOT COLLEGE ATHLETE OF THE· MONTH
To?Jer.
Men's volleyball Dillon Filch. Greg
Ford, Jerome Genuse-Fareau. Jaren Jen-
sen. David Kniffin, Monie Tucker and
Kyle Weichen.
Men's water polo: Thomas McOuslcy
and Jeff Powers.
Women's basketball: Llsa Faulkner,
Wendy Gabbe. Krison Thawtey and Jo-
anna Usher.
Women'l> crew: Kaylen Amos, Stepha-
nie Anderson, Eli7,abeth Barren, Evelyn
CaldweU, Rebecca Estrada, Kristine Koo,
Loma Leopold. Nadia Moya, Erin
O'Donnell, Kristina P.dcelc. Marissa
Palmer, Jessica Raney, Emilia Ravsk.i,
Audra Reed, Erin Sully, Rachel Sung.
Alysa Vande~rd and Cameron Yahr.
Women's cross country: Amanda
Armstrong. Janelle Del Soldato, Melinda
Fuller. lti.sha Harris, Veronica Herrera.
Jenna Keith, Jennifer Liou, Julie Man-
son, Lisa M~th. Karin Ragudo and
Kaleena Yee.
Women'l> golf: SteUa Lee and Oum-
ning Lovejoy.
Womens soccer: Lindsay Duke, Jes-
sica Hakim, Sara Henderson, Olelsea
McCarthy, Robyn Piotro\ySkl, Tiffany
Scheibley, Julie Scheppele and Tara Wei-
s.. HONORS, Pqe A7
Darrell Tozier
Senior's hills and valleys throughout this
season have included Big West 800 title.
Steve Vlr1en
Dally Pilot .
I n track and add, the 800 meters ls
ddn.ltely a chaOengbl& event.
Middle-distance runnera muat be
mentally atrong and know bow to
maintain lld!ident strength and speed as needed for two laps
around the track. Run too rut from the outlet and the.re won't
be enough gas In the Wik towud the en~
UC lrvtne senior Darrell 'lbzier has waged hJa wan agalnat
the 800. Somettme. he won and eomedmel he Iott. But when
bia MUOd ended. he nlllll8d thOM Yktodel and failurea u a
pert of lift. a nice that condn&ia
·1n the 800, there are momenll tn the r.ce where you can
completely &oee tt. • 1brJer .ad. •1t't noc IOJnetb1ng your body ... WZEA.,... Al
Dally Pilot SPORTS
YOUTH BASEBALL
Dodgers wrap up outright crown
Two more victories
give Dodgers CMNLL
M ajors division title.
The Costa Mesa National IJllll'
Lea,gue Major Oodger. defl..'<1ted
tJ1e Padres, 15-2, May 27 10
clinch first place for the M.'t:ond
half of tJ1e 11eason. Ilic Dud~t>r'
(21 ·2), who aho took fir.t placl'
fo r ilie first half, ttien defc.11t•d
ilic Diamondbacks. 2· I. fUnl' 1111
extend their winning c,1reu~ to 11
game11.
By wmrung botll halwc, ol tin·
regular 11eru.on. no plilyoff \"·"
needed in the Ma1or-, 1>1v1,1e111
The Dodgers wdl rt'pre.,cnl 1lw
lea,gue in Lhe Di.stnct h.! lourn.1
ment of 01arnpiom. la1t-r 1111-.
monlh.
Prank OeNoewer pill hl'd J
'>ix-hitter and Matiliew Tell._..,
had two hll5 ill1d four HBI, 111 lht•
victory over the r~udn•-.. Frie
MJckelson and Eric Mc(.ool
each added t"\o\O h1l'i .111d l\\11
RR ls.
In other Ma Ju" IJt\ "'"" games.
• D·bacb II, Padl'elt 4
Gavin Montague -.1.u11nwd ,1
1wo·run horner, Im. thud ol 1111
wa~m. whdc Andrew ltoth tn
pied and 5ingkd l\\.tte 111 1ht• 11
run attac.k
'Troy McOanahan tlir1·\\ .1
tomplett• Ji:ame \\llh 't'\t'll
c,1nkeout,.
O.ase Harrison. Sean Ander·
son <md Joe Zlda e<1t ll -.1nKJt d
.wd St:Ored a run Max Friedman
and 11m Morley rc•at lwd 1111
walk.sand each :.<.urt'd ,1 n111
• D·bacb 4, Giants I
Montague <;lrul k oul 11 111 .1
complete-game v1e1ury .• dim .. mg
JW.I two hit'>
Hoth went~ for I \\tlh l"o ... 111
gles and l\.\O rune, '-U1n·d \\luh·
McOanahan abo h.id .1 h11 .rnd
\t:ored. MonlaKtJt' c,um·d 1111
t-nE·drnan\ 'mglt'
In C..oMa Me-wJ ~luwr 1\ pl.1y
• D·bacb 6, Dodgers 5
Tuny Campo druv( 111 Marc
DePrenza wilh !ht' w11111111~ run
in the stxt11 111111ng tor thl· I>
back.\ on May .I I
Stephen Hildebrand JnJ Josh
Dominguez t omb11wd I 111 I '°I
stnkl'OUl'>. I hldebra11d entnt·d
the game in Lhe fir)t m111nK "1th
Lhe b~ lo.ided, but \tnH l 11111
Lhe nelCt two hattl'r. to t•rnl 1ln
innin.-c. Roth p11rht·r<. h.1•1· ,1\1•r
aged two Mrikeouts per 11111111K
Defrenza had two hw. \\hilt·
Campo, Domingue.1., I hldl'hr.111d
and Alex Kronfeldt l'Jt:h addt·c..I
smgles.
fU5tin Batangan mowd run
ner& mto scormg p<Nllnn \..,\1h
some sacrifice buntmg wlult· Je·
aus Rodrigutt and Ouistlnn
Aguilar each scored cnucal nm-.
wilh heads-up baserwming
Catcher Shane ButJer cau~t
six innings.
• Rocldes 7, Padres 2
Nklo Ruan suuck out 0,1, 111 lw.
three innin~. teaming with
Cluia DeSoto 10 hold the P·.idn•c,
tutJess over six mmng-. on M ay
31 DeSoto fanned four in tlw
last three innings
N1ck Schlmer doubled Jilt.I
caught while Mau Hutcheraon.
DeSoto, Brian Stanley. Robert
Scott and Ellwood Webb pro
vided timety hies.
R.khard Herchuk made two
HONORS
Continued from A6
don.
Women's swimming and div·
Ing: Megan Balcer, Kristin Ruha
giar, Shannon Coskran, IGm Do,
MoUy Donelan, Jessica DrnJce.
Oleryl Jennings. Jennifer Marcus,
Stephanie Moore. Sam Showalter,
Jaclde Snyder. Alison Vass. Jayme
Yahr and Chandra Zem.
~men's tennis: Anna Bentzer,
nffany Chang. Cannen Khoury
rutd Amy 'D"ancldno.
~men's track and Oeld: Erin
strong plays in center field wiili
Alex Tenno, Parker Shoaff, Gar·
rett llope and Spencer Owens
dd<.lmg Milid defensive effort!>.
• Rocldes 2, White Sox I
Eusebio Castlllo ~truck out
thl' :.i<lt' m the Mxl.h inning while
Jeffrey Guillen ~cored the go
JheatJ run on a p~i.ed hall HJ i.c·
lltrt' tlw vwtory for the Hoduei.
111 111lerlt'ague play May llJ.
Tommy Price drove in the
Hod:.1t'\0 firc;t run with a ""WC·
• Rockies 3, Dodgers I
"it 011 dro"e 1n tht' game win·
11111); run V.'lth a IWll OUI -.ingle in
lht· fuurth 111ning tu booM tht>
11111 l ie\ to vil tnry May 27
lh1d11 and DeSoto combined to
hold tht• fir'>l·pl<11.l' llcidgen. to
four htl~ and onl• U•ll'arned run
11\t•r '>IX inmngc,, I >eSoto -.truck
JJlll five tn hi'> thn.•t• inning
-.1rl'1l h.
\du mer. playmg calt her.
111Jdt• a run o,avmg -putoul at
h111nt· platt>, wh11l· 1 lutther .. on,
h·11no and ">1anley 'cort·d the I).
1>,11 1.-. run ...
\ho.if! and I lerclu~ made
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\\ htll' I lope. ()\.,,t•n-. and Webb
.11IJ1·d c,ofid dl'ft·nc,iH• t•ffom.
• O·hacks 6, Marinen. 2
Josh DomJnguez. pttd1ed d
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•Dodger.. 14, Astros 13
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\\llh ,UI IJlld..._\l'lt'd d1111hlt· pl.1~.
11·1 ortltod thr lin.d 1hn•t• m11-. ot
1lw K·ll11t·.
Jeff Carlyle .ttH.I IJsa llynd·
mllll l'JI h ""cnl t for 5 while A.J.
Hscher YeiI..on Ham.irez, Kylee
Stone Jnd Kayla llayes l'dlh
ddt.lt•d 1hn•t• h11' Noah ~tero
Jilt.I lil'l l t'aCh hJ.d (\\0 llll'o
\lone tnplt•d and l c111ght a
tll\\Cnng pop n, at '>l'l ond wl11Jt.o
p1trher Dezmond Lewis -.hont'
011 defen~e. 'nJ.nng o.1 hard·hll
lOnwbatkt·r and throwing the
runner out in the <oecnnd 1nn1ng.
• Dodgers 6, Marlins 2
~trong defen-.e ll'd th<' way for
tht· Dodger<, l.e\\10, 1·a11ght .1 foul
pop at third ha.c,c \'\hut· h'><:her
m.ide a -.trong play on a ground
er to third and I lydrndn, pl.iymg
.1t wrnnd in thl' th1rd inn111g,
hJd J h;mu 111 all thl· out ...
In Newport &·dc:h ~tajor ..
playoff artlon.
• Braves 3, Cardinals 2
Jeff Jones lcnnckrd in Camden
<..u rth. Angela Louco. l.ailienne
l>tcha. Una Pimentel, Annmarie
l\Jrpm, Kim Ramil'Cl and Keib
Vanderhurg
Women's voUeyball Sarm Cash,
Rohyn Oiung. Ashlie lla.m. Lmd-
say II~. Dana KW7bard. Jt>nni ·
fer Moser and Brenda Waterman.
Women's water polo: Justine
Basom. MicheUe Carey, Sunceray
Olamblee. Margaret Feeney, Me·
llssa Femande7.., Erica Horman,
Meghan O'DonneU, Lauren Vol·
can and Rebecca Wedemeyer.
Sailing: DanieJ Arsenault, Pi·
erre Auroux. Jonathan Boyd. Jor·
dan Korss. fuUa.na Long and
Emily Robb.
Sales~:
rorc1 Rebate:
Nicholson for Lhe winning run in
Newport Beach UttJe Lt!ague
Ma1ors playoff action May 22.
Nicholson led the Braves wilh
two nmt> scored and teamed up
on the mound Wllh Max Prlsble
to stifle the Cardinals.
Jones, Putrer Stone and Kevin
Tsou each had two hits, while
Grant KeUglan, Andrew Pulcher
and Josh Hamson added 10 Lhe
Braves' attack.
Jones abo made a catch in
righ1 field to stave o ff a (.ardinal
rally. He wa.., aided defen'>1vely by
Jack Gerdau, Mkhad Hayde
and Noah Molnar.
Ilw Cardmah rallied wilh a
run hy Neal ntchman m Lhe bot·
tom of Ltw \tXlh inning to get
within one. but tllt' Braves held
on to advance to 1.lle quarter·
finali. aga.1.mt tJ1e Oud~er...
In MA att1011:
• Yankees 9, Red ~ 7
Patrick Pearson \truck out the
only two hatter.. he fated to stop
the Hed !>ox rally in Lhe final 1.11·
11111g on May 31, \l'lttng up a re·
match between both teams June
~ lor the nw1t 10 face the D·
bc1l k... 111 thl' Lhampmnship
game. I ht· Heu Sox wl'nt on to
bl'o.1l Ult• Yankee., and IJ back... to
da1m Ull' t11le
Pearc,on, nomwlJy J fir-.t ba.M>·
man. hddn t pill hed 111 more
th.t11 t\..,o month\ and entered
the KaJnt• wuh ninn('r-. on ~
und and third \\1th one out. All
thl' Yankl'P fllll her .... hJd lhrown
thl' maximum 11u111b1:r of pllthe.,
allowed for Ll ll' week.
fhe Hed ~ox pruwd "rong on
tht' mound J:o. well. Brent
Lawson, Nathan Wagner and
Jake Starnes comlunl'd to <,tri}..e
mil IJ \\h1lc .1llowrng '>t'\en h11s..
Int> Y.ink1·e, prov1dl>d umely
hit-. Bryce Ashton hc1d Lhree
IIBJ... while Preston Rhser added
two Jnd Trevur McGhle one
Jack Murphy \torcd the final
two nm\ of tht• game and had
1hreP for tht' gaml'
~larm·.... Dytan Varner, Bran-
don l..oo and \.\'a~ll'r !three run-.
'-toredl led Lht• HetJ \ox offen~e.
Strong dt•fen\C by Nick Good·
ing. Tanner Traulhen, Michael
I laeri, Eric Frazier Jnd ~y
Townsend o,lowt-d the Hed '>o'<
01Te11',e
lll'>St'r, 1hhton. r r<1ulhen and
Pt>ar-.on rornhuwd for I l '>tnke-
out'>, allmVlng only thrt"e h1ls
• Yankees 7, Reds 5
f'he Yankee.., rallwd for '>t"vt:n
runs in the final innings to erdSe
a 5·0 deficit and down the No 2·
-.eedl'd Red<. m a quanrrfinal
playoff game M.iy 29.Rl~r.
c.oodmg. ha\l'r lr.iu1hen. llaen
anti \lcC..h1e J.11 had h110, and RBis
111 tht• 1.c.t two 11111mg., to pro·
dut e th(• \l'\t'n rune,.
Ille Yankel'\ held off c1 Reds
rally in the bottom of Lhl' suctll
when ~hton '>lnirk out Lhe fir!>t
hatter. followed by con<,ecutive
dC"fensive gem-. from Murphy
and l-rascr.
The Red<> offem;e ~ powered
b). J.D. Dawn and Taytor ~.
who each had mulll·hll games.
along with Al« Putre, who
drove m two run<o \Vllh a hit early
in the game
The lkds got c,trong defense
from catcher Zach Murtaugh as
weU as Duis Seapn and Matt
Berry.
R.i!>Ser and Ashton combined
GOLF
Conbnued from A6
Scholar-Athlete of the Year in
2002-03 and he is a four-time
conference scholar-athlete.
The at-large team encom·
passes Lhe sports or fencing, golf',
gymnastics. hockey, lacrosse, ri·
Oe, skiing. swimming, tennis, vol·
leybaU, water polo and wrestling.
Nominees must be a starter or
important reserve wiili legitimate
athletic credentials and must
have maintained at least a 3.2 CU·
mulativc grade-point average_
to record rune st.ri.keouts and aJ.
lowed only eight h11:.. The Red)
got strong pitching from Brooke
Brady and Murtaugh. who com -
bined for eight strikeoub and al·
lowed nine hit.s.
Pearson, Frazier and Murphy
helped hold off the R1~th offense.
•Yankees 7, Braves 6
The Brdves i.cored Lhree rune,
in Lhe last inninK. bllt Fraser
struck out two and fl.iM.er ilirew
out a would be ba~ stealer to
seal Lhe wrn for Lhe Yankees in
playoff actJon May 27. Wilh ilie
win, Lhe Ya.nkee5 adv-.mced to Lhe
quarterfinal<; agamst Lhe
Reds.Thret' of Uw lour Ji:8ffie~ be-
tween Lhe Yankees and Braves
this season were dt•uded by one
run.
Hisi.er It'd thl' Yankl'l''>0 olfell)t'.
going ;1 for J Wllh d lnpll', whd1•
Fra.i.er had two HBI'> tu go w11h
one RHI by rrautht•11 Pear!>o11
added an HHI .ind \It( .hit· h11
Lhe baJI M.•11
Gooding .md A'>hlun -.howec..l
speed on tlw bai,e p.ithc, and
i.cored run-. while hd/tt'r, Mur
phy and Jeremy Fox hclpl'd hold
off the Hraw,· offonw
The Brave'>· olfl'n,e wa\ pow
ered by Oarlc \..ashJon , who
went 2 for J wtlh a doubll· wh1k
playing sohd ddt>mt o.11 talther
Austin Allen. Brennan Ander·
son, Tony McCoy J.ncl \11tchell
Meleski dll wntnhuted '>lrong
hits for ilie Hra•l''
The Yanket·-. \\htnn and I ra
~r combmcd 10 -.tnl.t· 11111 Io
and allowed 'IX hit-. lht·1r
mound counterpan-. r>ytan
Pievac and Garrett I.an.on -re-
corded nine 'itr1keou1., .111d al
lowed nine hitc,
• Diamondbacks 6, Angels 2
Trent Bora.s doubled .wd tri·
pied, tallecung five RBI\ 10 give
Lhe D-backs the Vlc:IOI) over the
Angel<, 111 playoff acuon Ma} 22.
The D bach .,cort.'d lJ1 the firc,t
inning on con,e<.uuvl' h1h h\
Cort Hastings. Paxton O'Brien
and Ben Grelner. (,reiner ... h11
'rored I fa<;ling.<, and Bora.., then
followed with a douhlc Lhal
pli.tted O'Brien and C1rt'1ner
Erle Hallett '>lllglt•d and
scored on a wild plllh m I.he
third mnm~ for tlle Angele, In ilie
bonom of Lhe mn1ng. Rodney
Keller walked. 1 lru.unb~ singled
and O'Bnen walked to load Lhe
hast!l> fo r Bora<o, who cleared
them wtth a triple
Sandon Griffin pitchl'd I.ht•
fir!>I four inningi. for the I >·had. .. .,,
aJlowing a nin nn two hll-. wilh
one walk. Bora' wt·n1 the final
two mnm~"· iUlov. ing one run
and ~triking out lour
The Angel.-. dg'cl.m threatened
111 Lhe top of the fourth wilh hil'>
by Brian Ford Jnd Parker Ewles
But center fielder Oumdler
Mitchell Lhn•v. to < .rl'tner anti
Lhe catcher taggt>d ou1 a runner
to l'lld the Angel r.ilJy.
ln Ncwpon 11 .. irhor Ba<,c.•ball
Assoc1a11on Hromo pldyolf al·
ti on:
•Giants I 0, Cardinals 8
The Giant\ came bc1ck from an
8·5 thtrd-1nn1ng defic11 to elinu
nate Lhe CardmaJs from the pla} -
offs for age.. 11 12
The Giant !>cored four rum in
ilie fifth mning. fueled by hill.
from Jacob McCann. James
See BASEBALL, Pa1e A8
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
CekbratJng the Dally Pl/ors
Athlete of the Week senes
TODAY
11 • Sharon Day
CostlMeu
Tntdt Ind field, 2000-03
Soccef,2000,2003
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Monday .Mie 9. ?OOJ A7
llfMI Daily Pilot llfMI
ports Hall of Fam
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FOSTER
Newport Harbor
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higher level chan most of prep peer~.
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Dally Pilot
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BASEBALL
Continued from A7
n.m.tnat-n and BNat aa..r
to take a 9..S lead. Ooser &tc ffol.
lillMI pitched a scoreless sUlh and
seventh lnn.inga.
.... ~ pnMded strong
defense for the Giants, who also
benefited from the hitting of &le
a.bl, .. Gnce and Cody Hol-
ter. Mlcbm C.. ..eden and '9ke
C-lgbHI, who each' scored runs.
8nt round of the Mustang (ages g.
10) playo85 May 31.Gerard threw
the first three inn1ngs. striJdng out
eigbt. allowing only lWo hits and
no runs. The Reds' defense fin.
isbed strong with second base-
man 5-11 Goodwin throwing to
M8C ~at first for the final
OU1. n.,dm eomw.a and Nick
MtCllm helped the Red Sox
comeback.
of his three hits ti the Red Sox
battled the White Sox in the 7·
and 8~year·okl teams' final game
of the season May 31.
Junior Nllje"a doubkld to center
6eJd and tln.lsbed with three hits.
Bryan Sbolln, Qulnd Holple.
Amlin Smith and RObel1 Aleun-
der also had three hi.ts.
Duke Monke. Spencs Bu-
chamrt and ~ Muniz also
contributed for the Red Sox.
In NHM Mustang play:
• Reds 9, Red Sea 8
The Reds tallied 12 hits with
Gerard. M8tt Bac:roft. Manning,
Trey lftnldln. Bn!U Pllrbr,
McKelvey and Jib IWl aD adding
to the offense. Goodwin. Ala
Rime and lC'ftpll 8eewn also
provided a strong presence.
•ea.b ~. O-Wbldng,
Connor Moore and Mike Reo
each tallied multiple hits with ad·
ditional long balls off the bats of
Jed Or1Ueb and T.J. Ele!nko 10
bring in runs for the Astros.
Ma Gerard and Brice Mm-
Jdng combined to hold off the Red
Sox just enough to advance in the
In Pinto Amerlcan play:
KeYtn Rallatraw, WW Pudw
and Nim s.rp.nt played ~ for
the Giants.. •1hn Mdietrtc:k tripled for one
TOZIER
Continued from A6
wants to do -just run and run
for a half mile. You have to get
on yourself because mentally
you can break dawn. As long
you are aware of that. you can
fight and light througn IL"
Throughout this past season,
Tuner fought through various
obstades.. His quest started with
high expectatio~ and great
confidence. In 2001, he won the
Big West Conference title in the
800. He redshirted the following
season. gaining more
experience to prepare himself
for this year.
Along the way this spring. he
encountered a wake--up call
that came in the fonn of a
second-place finish at the Big West Oiallenge Apnl 5.
UC Santa Barbara's Tedo Emmen won the 800 at UCI
in I :52.59 and lb7ier followed in 1 :53.14. UO
associate head coach Ben Cesar thought Tozier ~nt
out too fast.
"We butted heads quite a bit in how to run the
800." said Cesar. who coaches sprints and the middle
distances. "Darrell never loses on (the UOJ track. It
~ a shoclc.. He was tryins to run from the front and
dominate the field He had to run it from the back. I
toJd him. 'You have so much speed. toughness and
strength at the end that guys can\ match it'"
Tuzjer and Cesar put a better race plan together
for the following week at the California/Nevada
Olampionships. Tuner broke through to win the 800
Cal/Nevada title in 1:50.12.
Then, on May IO. the Daily Pilot College Athlete of
the Month established himself as one of the premier
runners in the NC.AA West Region. He finished sixth
in the 800 with a personal-record time of 1 :49.27 at
the Occidental Invitational. The time put him a1 No.
4 on UOs all-time list And. having competed
against the best in the 'M!st.. it also proW:led Tcrner
with more confidence that he could reach the NCAA
Championships.
One week later, he reclaimed his Big ~t
championship by winning the 800 at Cal State
Northridge.
"After a year off, it ~ nice
to come back and take it bad."
lbzjer said. "Most of the other
runners usually have a good
sportsmanlike attitude, but
there were a few guys in the
race who I wasn\ particularly
fond of, so it felt good to win
the title."
However. Tozier ran into
trouble while preparing ror the
NCAA West Regional
Olalnpionships during the last
week.end of May. I le caught a
stomach illness and lost fu..e
pounds in leis than a week. Yet
he still battled through the pain
to win his preliminary heat in
1:49.72 May 30.
The next day. he could not
shake the illnes.5 and finished
sixth with a time of 1:51.33.
The Lop five qualified [or the
NC-AA Olalnpionsh1ps.
"At this point. I can make all kinds or excuses for
myseJf, but that's not really what I'm about.· Tozier
said "I still had an opportunity and I missed it
When it comes down to it, you can\ point the finger
anywhere but yourself.·
While 'Jbzier did not end the season as he would
have liked, he said he still enjoyed the goals he did
accomplish. Th.is month, he will graduate from UC.J
with a double major in English and history. He
earned various scholar-athlete awards throughout hi'>
two sea.so~ and he made the Dean's I .ist each of his
eight quarters at ua.
Tozier ba.sic:aDy seil.ed the opponun11y in regard to
academics. A transfer from San Mateo College. TO'ller
said track and field ~ the pnmary reason he ~
able to afford an education at UCL
"I try not to make too big a deal about my
successes or failures." ..aid T<Yl.ier who plans to teach
at a community college in the future. "You have to
realize your place in the cosmos. I mean. what am I
doing? I run in cirdes. Not everybody thinks that's
\eY Important. But I did. II mattered to me. But
what are you going lo do a1 this point? (Not
qualifying for the NCAA Ownpionstups L<>I
something I'm going to have a long time to think
about. I will and I will fUS1 keep going. Wha!s tha1 old
saying. sometime<. you eat the bear and sometimes
the bear eats you.·
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PUllXMOOO
IMTA TIOll TO ID
Notto os hereby a:1ven
that the Ocean V~w
School 01st11ct of Ouniie
County Caltfornoa
hereinafter relerred lo
as ·01SlRtc1· wilt
receive \Uled bod\ up
to but not tater than
2:00 ,.m. on ht doy
of Jufy, 2003, at the
Otstrrct Admont\lr a loon
Offo< es 1/700 Pinehurst
Bld11 B ltuntongton
Beath CA 9?647 At this
tome dale and pl.1te.
bods will be pubhcty
opened and read aloud
for the lotlowona:
HAUOURVllW
IUMINTARY SCHOOl
M ODERNlli TION
,.OJlCT
llD 01 :0304.
ltdrodtor • 3,
MOOO TO COWT'RACTOIS CAUJl6 FOi iDS
School Otslrtt l COAST COMMUNITY COltlGf OISIRICI
Bod Deadline July 30. 2003 at 2 00 p m
Platt of Btd Reu1pt Ofloce ot 011ectu1 ut Pu1d1as1na:. Coast Community
Colleee D1strltt. Bldg ·o· 1370 Adam\ Avenue l'o\la Me\.,, CA 92626
Project ldentofltdloon N"me Or~ng• Coa.t Colle1ite Sailing Cente1 Sea Wall
and Cap Hepaor. Bod No 18~7
Place Bids are on tole and avMIAble at Uft1te ot the Physical f ac11tt1es
Coordonator Ardith Richey Cna•t Community Colleee Ooslnct, 1370 Adams
Ave . Btde ·o· Costa Mna, CA c 114) 4J8 4611
Web Sitt www ttcd edu/fllcrht•e•
NOTICE tS H£REBY CIVEN th.it the .1bnvt ndm, d School O"trtcl of Ou nee
County Cahtnrn1a •thn11 by .md thrnueh oh Covern1ne Baud. heretn.1ller
refetttd to n DIS IRIC I" will receive up to but not taler than the 1bove
stated hmt
suled b1d\ tor the ~ward of ,, co11trAd for lhf' pooiect deurobed as Repair
Se• W1ll .1nd Cap at Orange Coa\t CnllP&P Sa1hn& r:enter
Ther• wtll be • Twent~ f1vt <SIS) dnllar non 1efundable paymtnl requ11ed
for each set ot bod document~ Ch1•th ~huuld be madP payable to Cont
Community Colleg• Ot,lrtet
Bods shall b,. reu1ved rn the pl.tt.t 1dent1f1Pd ~b,,ve and thos~ bids shall
be opened and 11ubltcty 1e"d al,,ud "'the nbove •tal•d t11np and pince
In •ccordenc.e with the provl\tons of Cahforn1e Public Contract Code
Section 3300. the Oostroct requires that lhf! b1ddc1 pouen the follow1111
cfass1ltcallon of contractor's hc~nu at the time that the conlrdct 1s awarded
Contracto1 A or Bl 1cense
PUBLISH June 9. 2003 and June 16 ?OOJ
WAI II lHROUGH Wafkthrough t\ N<il Required Oate June 74 7003 al
9 00 1 m • Ot1n11 Coast Colle&e Sa1hng Cente1 1801 Pacific Coast H11hway
Hewpott Beach, CA 92660 Call 714 438 4646 tor map
BIO DATE July JO. 2003 al 2 00 p m
BOARD OAT( August 20. 2003
No payment shaU be miJde for work or matrri1I under the contrnl untns
ind unltf Ille Rec1slr1r of Contrac:to" verilte~ lo the DISTRICT that the
CONTRACTOR was properly lrcens6d al tht tome the conlratf w•s .1w11ded
Any CONTRACTOR not so licensed 1s sub1•ll to penalton under the law II
the locense cfass1f1caloon spec1fted here1natiove is that of d ·spec1at1ty
conlrntor· I\ defined in Section 7~ ol the Cahfurn1a Bustneu and
Profeulons Code, the spec1ahty contractor aw11ded lht Contract IOI this
WDfk 1h1ll thelf con,truct a ma1or1ty of the Work, '" accordance with the
provls1on1 of Cahfnrnla Bustne~\ and Profn~1on1 Code Section 10!>9
All Work mu5l be completed within 110 con~ecutlve day\ Time 1s of the
euenc:e ~11lure to complete the WOik w1th1n the lime 5el forth herein will
routt 1n the 1mpo~1hon of hQutdated damaaes for each day of def1y 1n the
amount set forth tn the •tnformatoon for Bidden•
Each bid must Lonform and ~ responsive to the contract documenh
Eech brdder shall submit on the form furnrshed with the contract documents
• hst of tilt proposed subcontractors on this proiect es required by the
Subleltln1 end S11bc:ontract1nc falf Practlcu Act Government Code Section
4100el seq.
Each Bid shall be accompanied by 1 certified Of cashter's check or bid
bond In 1n amount not less than ten percent (IO 'lo) of the lol1I bid price.
payable to the District as a 1uarantee lh•t the bidder, if tis proposal ~
1cctpltd, sll1tl promptly execute the Aar"ment, furnish • satrsf1ctorr
F1lthfdl Ptrformanct Bond in an amount not i.u then one hundred perctnl
(tOOS) of the total bid prtce. furnl\h • Peym1nt Bond In en amount not !tu lh•n one hundred per<:M t ( IOO'lo) ot tht tot1f bid price, •nd furnl.1h
c:erllflcalll evldendne th1t the requlted lnsurente 11 In effect In the amounts
stl f«t.11 In the cen.ral tondltlona In lht event of f1ilurt lo enter into lht
CGntrect and uec:11le the required documents. Mith bid security writ be
forfeited The f 1JU!fol Perf0fm1nu Bond 1h11f remain In full fotce and effect
t.twowtlt t1111111r111ttt l*lod It ,.,.cifltd tn I.II• cenerel COftd1tt0n1.
lht OISTitlCT ruwvn the rl&Jtt to rtttel 111y ot 111 blcls Of lo w11vt 1ny
lfft1UIMll1tt 0< lnlorm1t1titt In 111y l>lds 0t In the bfdd1n1
Aa rtqlllrtcl lly Seruon 1773 of the C.1tfornl1 L•bOf C.. the Oltec:tOf
of tht O.,llftrn111t of ltt4lu$t111t RtletrOftt of the St.le of C.llfOfnia hu
dltJtrrniltM the 11ner.ity 1Kn11hnc r•t• of w11es In tht loulity In wttlch
IM WM h to btl Ptfforllltd Co9ln of tM11 •ep rate det•min11.Jcms.
tt1lllled "'CVAILIHC WAC£ SCAU , •rt m11ntelned et tht OISfRICT office
locJltt4 et I !10 Adems Aw , Colbl MHA, CA 9'6'6; Physic.e f tcifltles
"9nnln1. ind "' n1il1blt to 1ny lnternled perly upo11 rtq""I. l'ht COnlrKhw ~ llOSI • COflt of this document et eiw;ll IOI> t.He. The Cof\ltldOf ll!ld 4111f IUKOfllf ICIOf lrndtr II ,,,... ,., not .... 11\•n the tc*lfled fl'IVIHllnt
r1l11 e w1pt lo Ill w~wumplo~td In lht u.ecutto11 of tht Conttlct.
Ho "4141« _, "'~'"' 1n1 l)ld for • f*IOd of ahty (tc)) dtp •ft• tM d1u Mt f0t ttle 09Minl of blcb
A P•YNllt botld ·" M required PUOf to IHClitlOll of tilt COfllrlCI Ind .... II M ill "'9 for Ill Ml IOftf\ Ill tflt tOlllt Kl docillNllt\
Pu11nnt lo S.C.h1111 22300 of tilt Plltilic Contlact Codt, Ult COlltfecl will ~t• ,,-.190llS l*Nllflt lht a.-ccnsfwl IMddet to llUIKlltllt• aac1111lia
f• 1ny -le:• wltflMW 11y tllt Dtstt1Ct to 911MH• "''-m•11c. ltflW tlle
('4\lt•d
hdt ~ uf>tnltted "' '~ to ''"' !'lotlC• iNll COllltift, .. • w ittlfll, .._ ............ , ....... llM llfecifll.or ....,.-..1~. for
11!9 ,,.ttcti911 ... -.... Ill "*"'"'' "' ""' ............. "'*" .... .......... ., .......... _ ...
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CORcrete,
ll<en1e(1) I , Cl
1 1.tradt091•4,
Strwtural St .. t, ll-
cen1e(1) I , CS I ,C60
lfdjtad1._. •S,
R-.h CarP!fttry.
llc..,1e(1) I , CS
tn .tccord1nce wtlh the
provtStons ot Calttorn1a
Pu bite Con It 1e t Code
§3300. the 01st11ct
requues that Bidders
pouus the 1pp1opriate
c ta,s1f1tal1on(s) of
C11hforn1a Contractors
l otense •I lhe time that
the Conlr.tl tor the
Work I\ awarded Ap
prnproate licenses are
noted alter th, Btd
Pat kaee I otles above
and mnrt' than one
hcen•e may bt' required
This hsl m no way
relieves lhe Con Ir actor
fr om fulfillment or any
1ea1f requ11emen1 or
lic~n\ln& necttssary for
performance at his work
Hen~Mar1dotory 1ob
walk will be t0nducted
on June 17, 2003 at 9 00 a m at liarbour Vtew
[ lementary School. 4343
P1ckw1ck C11tle. Hun
lonat<>n Beach. CA 9?649
Bid plans and con·
tract dot umenh '" ~v11lable for • ref.,nd-
oltle deposit of $100 00
per ••I ,oyaltla te
OCUN Vl(W SCHOOL
OISTIUCT, company or
cashiers rhe~ks only (no
per\01111 check' or cash
will be accepted) at
Oou&IH C Barnhart.
Int . Cons tr uctlon Man
aaer . 4343 Pickwick
Crrcle Hunllnaton
Buch. CA . ind al
10760 Thornmtnt Road,
San 01eao. CA 92127.
(858)385 8200. 01 •t th•
1ob w1!11 on June 17
2003 Bldde" wishin1 to
pick uo documents shall
notify John 811nard1.
Oouat-s E Bernha<t, Inc.
(858) 531 ·2010 ror
bidden w1ihin1 plans to
be fOfwerded lo them
vi• UPS, •n addtlional
aepar1te 11on·11fundable
check, p1yabfe to Dou·
&II• E B1<nhtrt, lllC, In
th• •mount of $75.00
f* Ml for shlppln1 1nd
htndltn&. Wtfl lit It•
quired.
P1H1111nt lo C.ltf0tnla
I 1bClf Code §1773, the
Ohct0t of tht t>ep.rt
ment of l11 dustrlal
lttlallons of the St.le of
C1tlfornt1 Ilea ct.lei
fftl11ed t111 .. nerelfy
1Ktvt1Nnc 11tu of per
diem wt .. \ for 1111
toc11tty In which the
WC>tl i• to bt f)tf'fountd Cofilc> of tht11 titler
111111•11011 •. e11tllltd
"l'ltCVAILING WAG(
$CAI, r • ., • "'''llliMllOd
1t the Oillb'iet office tnd
ett lvtlllltle 11 1111
fottow1n1 well•l h '
WWW . ., C. tlO" ft thll
M mlM•tOly U90fl tht
•11euuft1I ltld4et I•
wMM fM COlftr Kl • .. .,~ ~.,....,
Mkontreclef ....,, te "'" ... ,,. ""' 1,,uuill• P'"""'"'
•••• r •I• for 1111
dau1f1cahon of labo1
provodt'd by lht11 re
specltve wor ker\ 1n
prosecution •nd e.ecu
hon ol the Wur~ The
Ote1n View Sthool
01\t11cl h~' 1n1llaled and
wtll enf0<c.. • I abor
Cornpll•nce P1 ua:r •m
Tht\ '""~'' t\ lunded on whole or in part with
Sl•le bond fund\. drtd.
therefort the 01slr1t.I
and/or '" d'"Rnu will
be op11r at 1ne a labor
comphan'e proeram on
th1\ pro1ect pur\Udnl lo
Labor Code Ht !ton
1771 I
Each Bid Prnpusal
shall be atcnmpanied by
Bid Security or Bid Bond
1n an Amount not less
thin TlN ruUNT
(10%) of the muomum
11mount of th, Btd
Propo\al 1nrlu\1ve of
any add11tve Alternate
Bid Item(•> Any bidder
\hall not w1thd11w b•d
proposal tor ii pe.r111d ol
ninety (90) day\ afler
the opening of b1d\
£ ach Bid nal\I ron
form and b, rl!\llOn\IVe
only lo the bod docu
menb ilnd arireemtnl m
its ent11~ty .n provided
by the 01111 it t The
O"troct reurve\ the
rieht to reiect any or 111
bids or to wetve any
1rre11olarolles or 1nlo1
mahhe\ 1n eny bod\ or
m lhl' boddtna proten J....,., R. Torwa1 .. , Id.
D., Dl1trlcl S11,erln-
ten4ent, 0 <•-View hh-1 Dl1trlct
Publi1h•d Newport
Beach Costa Mesa Deily
Pilot June 9. 16. 2003
M731
IS( 1Sl'2
MOTICI Of nnnol
TOMI na
fSTAll Of:
UIUl5 .. SPIUIQI
... UIUIS IWOUOI
~
WI.,, A2'M44
To ell helr<i, ben~li·
t larlu, cnditort, con-
tincent creditors, and
penons who mey olh·
erwbl be fntttuled on
the wlfl or tsl1t1. Of
bolh, of LOUIS N.
Sf'lfl8£RCCR 1h lOUIS NAPOlE~ Sf>l{I er RO·
CR A PCTITION F Ofl PRO
BAT£ hn l>Mfl hied by
OOfllS LOUIS( CAYHOR
1n I.lie SliPltlof Covrt of
Calrforn11, County of
ORAHCC lHE PCTITION rnR
'R08ATl requuta
DORIS LOUISE GAYNOR
bt ICIPOi.nttd •• l*IOntl
f'tpfeunl1tlve lo •d
m1nl1l4'f tht t fate of
ttl.ldtudtnl
THC PC nTIOH ttquntt
th1 H<ectellt t Wtll tnd
t04llc11t, II 1np. lit ..,...t.,, to Pfotll{e n.
ft IMlf!Y C.-Ma •t ........... ~ .
boltlllhflle~tlly --t TH[ P'lnTIOflf ,..,....
111tf1Cifltt to ..._,.._
IM estate...., IM
l
Independent Adm1n1s
Ir alton of ( statu Act
(This Autho11ty will 1tlow
the personal represen
latove to lake m•ny
actions without obt11n
one court approval
Before tak•na: certain
very 1mpo1 lant •chons
however. the personal
reP<nentallve will be
requtred to eive nohce
to mteresl•d persons
unless they hiJ'Ve waived
notice or consented to
the proposed action )
Th• independent ad
m1111str atoon aulho11ty
wtll be eranted untus
an interested person
files an ob,ectoon to the
pet1t1on and show' 1ood
cause why the court
should not l' ant the
1ulhot1ty
A HCARINC on the
pelthon wilt be held on
JULY 3. 2003 al I 4!>
pm tn Orpt L73
localed al 341 The City
D11ve SouthL Oranae, CA
92868
IF YOU OBJf.CT lo the
gr11nlong of the petition.
you should apPf!ar at the
hearina and state your
obtecltons or ftle written
obieclt0ns with the court
before the horin1 Your
appearance may be in
person or by ynor
ettorney
If YOU ARC A CRCOI
TOR or cont1n1ent
creditor ol the deceased,
you mu\! ftle your claim
with the court and mill
1 copy to the personal
representative lpPOlnled
by the court with111 four
months from the date of
Ille ftr st issuance of
tellers as provided 1n
Probate Code section
9100 The ttrM for f11tn1
cte1ms ••II not tKplfe
befOfe four months from
the he.111n1 date notoced
above
YOU MAY EXAMINE the
ftle kept by the court If
you are • persQfl In·
tertstt4 tn ttt. ntate,
you may fife with lht
court 1 Requtal for
Special Nohe• (form I){.
154) of the fillna of en
tnYtl'ltory and apprelstl
of tsl•t• nsets or of
eny pelltJOfl or 1ccount
es provided In Probate
Code sec I ion 1250 A
Requut for Speclef
Notice fotm Is 1v1ll1b,. "°"' the c:ovtl cletk Att=J 1or ret1t1ow. •• v. v.a.w, l~{CseitOM7H)
SOJOC.....,Dr.,
Newpol't •-•· CA t2660-t1to
Pubtlah•d 1otewport
8111c;h.Ce lt Me.It Ollly
"tot Ju1119, 13, 11, 2003
Mf713
mercoat code. section
/?10 (2) the follow1n1
m1scellan1ous household
and personal propt1ty
to wot 1dentolied by name
~nd star aee unit num
ber
I Devis Kathy
lol IJ 2212
T otat of I tots. stored
1t Morris Movma. &
Storaae Inc, at localoon
ot 11610 Subo1rd
Circle. Stanton CA
90680. 011nrie County
Th is s ale wilt be
competitive b1ddone on
lhe 6/15. 2003, 10 AM .
11 Joe Tadlock Auclton-
eer. 13418 letfrn1well
Ro1d. Whtltttr CA
906IY.>. (~2) 94"8602
on satd premises county
of lo' An1etu State of
C1hforn11
Joe hdlock Au ct t0n
eer hcense number 739
SRAD 4 7162 74. wilt
conduct sale at 13418
l1f11n1wefl Road. Whit
lier, Cahforn11 Sales "
sold wrlh ltri111 and
re.er ve, the landlord
rner ves the roeht lo bid
•I the sale Purcha•n
must be p•id for •I tune
of purchases A.II pur
chned aood~ are sold.
·., 11•. and mU$t be
removed by 3 00 P M
on the day of the sale
All salts are cash
This sale IS SUbfl!Ct to
prior cancel11llon in the
evenl o l settlement,
between Morrrs Mov1n1
&. Stor•a•. Inc . and
obfl11t1d party
Publlshed Newport
Buch Costa Mesa Daily
Ptfol June 2. 9 ,
2003 M730
Rdl!IM ......
l'-tS......
lhe folfo•1na person\
are dome bustne-;\ a5
MAS re R s PIANO~ Rr s
TORAllON 1o:rn l
Hootell Ave An•hetm
C1hforn11 92806
Alefandr o Martin r erque 1146 Blossom
li1ll Ottve Coron•.
C1hforn11 9:>880
Hu\ busmen " con
ducted by •n 1nd1vidu1I Hav~ you started dointi
busmen yet7 Yu
04/01/03
Ale11ndro M I 11 que
This staltment was
fifed wtlh the County
Clerk ot Ounce County
on OS/IS OJ
200J .. 44HO
011ty Potot M1y 19 26.
June 2 9 2003 M718
flt'"'-......
1'-tS.....
lilt. lollo..,111.&. jle"ons
are doina busmen as
Star Motor C1n. 3100
A11w1y Ave Ste #116.
Costa Mesa. CA 92626
Ramona J1qun. 8332
Res1denc1a, Newport
Beech, CA 9?660
This busmtn is con
ducted by en lnd1v1dual
Have yo11 slatted dotn&
buunen yet' Yn.
4/1/0J
Ramone Jaquts
Hus stetement wn
ftfed wtlh the County
Clerk or Or en111 County
on OS/15/0J
2001H44UO
Deify Pilot May 19. 26.
June 2, 9, 2003 M71 7
MOTICI Of APPW TIOll TO
S8l AtCOHOUC IMIA&ES
O.tf ... A,pl ...
..,IJ,2003
To Whom II May
Coocern The N•mets)
of the Appltc•nll s) '' ue I IONS DC NIN<.
The 1pplocants h\ted
•bove are appfyma to
the OeparlmPnl ol
Alcoholic Bevett8f'
Control to sell ah ohot11
bever •ees •I 1314
BISON Al/( srt I
NC WPOR T BC AC Ii CA
92660
Type ot l1cen\e( \I
Applied I or 41 ON
SAU BUR ANO WINI
EA TING Pl ACC
Published Newport
Buch Costa Meu 011ty
Pilot May 26 June 2 9
2003 M724
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"-'*-"
fldlllM lltsilm
l'-tS.......
lhe tollnwtn& Ptt\nn•
•• e dome bu\IM\s •\ MA If RIAi ltl9 GnvPr nr.r
Street Costa Mf'U
C•hlo1n1192627
Cl•ylon Webster 8J9
Governor Sii.et Costa
Meu Cahfornia 9?671
lh" busmen " con du~led by •n •nd1v1du11
It ave you \lat led do•n2
bU\tnO\ yet' No
Cl~yton Web\ler
Hus \l1lement w"
llted with the County
Cieri< ot 011ne~ County
on O':I 19/03 200JH4S117
011ly Ptlot June l 9 16
23 2003 M726
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The follow1ne persons
•re do1nc bus1nes\ n
NU N l/ CONSTRUCTION
~11H-""""'--~l.l.-..L-..JUUL.l1ll.~~~~~~
are dolne busonen n Anahttm C•ltforn11
JOHNSON'S BACl(HOE 92806
SCRVICl. 949 Governor 01n1el Nun.i Mendoz;a
St. Costa Mesa, CA 11602 C11menita Rd #C,
926?/ Whittier . C<1l1tor n11
01v1n Johnton. 949 9060!i
Governor St Co\le This bus'"•'~ 1s con
Meu CA 92627 ducted by an 1ndtv1duat
ThK business is con Hne 1ou started do1n1
ducted by an ond ... dual bu"neu yet' No
Hne you st11ted do1nc Daniel Nune..r Mendoza
bosmess yet' No Tht\ l tatement wn
Davin Johnwn tiled with the County
This stetement wn Clerk of Orange County
fried with the County on 04/28/03
Clerk ol Orane• Co11nty 200J•t42S 19
on OS/21/03 Dally Pilot May 26, June
200JH45417 2. 9. 16. 2003 M722
Daily ""lot Mey 26. June
2,9, 16,2003 M723
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_Es11te_Sa_1a __ 1488_ ART/
I~·:::.=~· & PAINTINGS 3060
5 SNACK & '> SOOA • •COMING SOON • •
Vendin& mach•no only 2 c ... -c-clel
S6500 required Ms C••••...__
I 888 279 9226 COASTlJNl ltlAlTY
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RURAL PROPERTY
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Mountain I MISCELUNEOUS
Property 5965 RENTALS
MONT NU INC> IAlt· 1
ORANGE 7400
COUNTY
s. l•y ,,_, 1r 1 ,.,,
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P•'"-~ 'l •und ••c. S 1?50 mr 9''1 67 J ~2
Hedllles Best Qualtty eept only 94~7
loll 1~
LOST DIAMOND •tMG
(ci) Ho•& Hospi tal
fi:indrarser @ Edwards
lhu ther 1n womens
restroom •IWUD Ill
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scenes JO X 40 011 16 X
24 W'C 18X 24 wc
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loullons S$50 lnvnt 11Mt1 -
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9311 (CAI. •SCAN l lou!JOn $411 !n> For .t
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Mlllt 90·645·7505
Found 3435
FO•GlT THI STOCIC V«b.11 tcu of this ~
MAHnt ~ ~ hOrno! YoU un u11 .... ytme
needs only one around "°"s 1 ~Y and ne. a
loel putner on truly tKJYded dll5cr~ of .a
p1om1.,n1 product hnn lb fe.IYfes and ~
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l•ll 94 9 ?9'> '>874 ent.er 0-Z144 toll!iten rn 151 O Furniture mu t1na •pp1>1ntm1nt
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trs1n• In this n1w1p1per SERVICES 11 subject to Iha f t deral Farr Hous,m1 Act of 1968 ______ _
a s 1 m1ndtd w htch Buslnla
mellu II 1111111 to ,._......_
edwart1w "eny prefer '-"'-•••nu 2315
1nc 1 l1m1lat ton o r
d1ac11min1tlon based on
race. col«. relt11on ua
handicap. fam1.h1I status
or n1Uon1t or111n or an
1nt1nllon to make any
such P<tference. hm•u ·
tron or dtM;tlm1nalton •
TI111 newspaper will
11ot knowmcty accept
any 1dvethMmtnl for
ru t ntat• which 11 1n
v10letton of th• law Our
readers '" hereby informed that 111 dwell
•np 1dvtrl1Md In th11
11ewsp1per 111 ava1l1ble
on an equet opportunity
bH IS
To compt11n of d11·
et1ml111lion, c .. HUO toll·
fru 11 1·800 424 8590
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PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES
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MUD $ •o• •o ebt
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lmpr o vem e nt1
•tnvn tments Property
•car. boat. RV c,11
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customer -~ for 19 .,.... I ·888·894·6688
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Ult resulh Palanted
~II wvedllnb Try one
wull supply Freel
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HOME IMPROVEMENT
SERVICES 2600
l9• 74 pul-oot s-..el. 4 -------
>helwslft. bin & 2 en:;~ A.ISOWTI GOU>MNI 60_....~ .....
SOFA ._....i.......a.-.. lw
Ta11 Hld•-a·bed SIO,ftS. I00-,,.._. .. 2
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949-645-9127
3460 JEWELRY/
DIAMONDS/
PRECIOUS METALS
c ... 1 Coln MHoh
Old Coons I Gol<l. Stl•er
,ewtty w•lc.hes 1nbqun
cottec.t1blas 949~642·9"8
3610
100+ lllSQB ICJTTINS,
CA TS DOGS photos on-tne
.,_ ... ~crii
Business Opponvntty
SeMces 3910
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Mii SPAY b momrne Cit/ ~ 714-540-:J'i66
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6 Wlll .W litttM $2SK HOMES FOA SALE
........ ORANGE 5400
11~s210 COUNTY
Dogs 3615 Balboa Peninsula
LAIUDOI PUPS OfA
CHF CHAMPION LINU, S03 '-' lay. CormwcaV
platinum blonde, S800 res mued l~ close to 626-359-88!>4 run Zone must sell' '6913.ax> llkr ~251 9444
Pet Adoptions 36eO Corona del Mir
Ga~ Sho,Mr<h a lt
colors. alt s t us for
adoption to quat1f1ed
homes WWW peseue O<i
or 71 4-773 5915
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PAUICIC TINOH
NATIONWIDl USA
'49 ... 56-9705
www patrtcktenore com
Newport Beach
a A s..,..rt. Newport
......... re5tdenre 4bf
(~th 8t!p me rm office
down1t~o) ~ 5W located
Cl<' a quiet COU>ef lot
Cu\t om le•t ur es
throuaf>oUl SI !J99 <XXl
COASTUHl ltlALTY
94'-759-4171
A Oot&TI S. Sita
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PATRICK TlNOll
NATIONWIDl USA
94' ... St.-9705
www patrtcktenore com
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$67'>K Leasehold 0ouc Sulley. 8tu 949-120-1704
01-catk-• ••Calf.,. Uatl .... ••
Prv"°"91el Calf •..tty
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NATIONWIOI USA
'4t-U6-970S
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Cot.OUDO llAH04 SAU
100 xres-Sll9l> <Wy 162
wit. Sa..e SS now IN! own
some of Cob~ s be5I
ranches En,oy l..t>ulou$
VWW5 ol the Rcx:lues w<ltl
stlJnlq sunsets' Acuu
to 6CXXl ao~ of f ed Rec.
area Year round roild with
tel/ele~ E JC owner
hnanc:1t1i Cal toll free I
8£t6.696. 5l63 -Based on
Jyr fi.ed ··~ ol s !15'{, 15 'I' amort. wr.!l'\ down
(CAL •SCAN1
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lor inh>rm<11t00 .tnd bfo cnurt Owner I 866-'>26 3420 (CAI.. SCAN I
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through
classified!
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Balboa Island
EASl U Y F•ONT
APT 7t.r lb.i ltr ppla •
\hare l•undrv Sl800 rno
949-613-40"2
Balboa Peninsula
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to l>U<.h lwepi< 7 '~ ~·· ilMT1o ~· 949400-0lll
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:Readers in Xewp?r l 71ea cli.
C orona def YJ(ar, J<.ewporl Coa sl,
Cos/a YJ(esa.
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Call (949) 642-5678
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83 o..m.s c:zw MT~·
• EllWf#l/lt
• Olmon.ll .. f7 S!Mll in.ct 080.V.metiw
DOWN I l\M!'tin pmil 2 --tor
ht money
3 8elo"9d
I EieolicMai> 5 RtAh-hour
e r=:grp.
7 S!Ud<-up one
8 RI'!'.! horse
9 Cr·ftii>~
10 ~rd pests 11 Sponl In 1'he
Tempee!'
12 Jez:zy Len• -
t 3 MaOe nasce 2t PuOWMng • .xeca
23 Bv hean
25 In Iron!
27 AluUn poll
28 Oixar •
~ 211 Gas or !el
30 FrMlrom
"Employee.,.
"Empleado. "
·'A rbeitneh mer. ··
.... Employ!.,.
Q 1 • Ncidlcr ~ .. Soulh you~:
•• u o Qtt2 o Jttl5'2 •U
The ~ hll aroceedl!CI: NOlt'r1I .IAST' 500TR WFSr
•• Ji;/ ?
Whll IClloo do you take?
A • You have enou&h (or iOmC oom-
pctlcJvc action. but no convenient
bid. AIJ you can do Is pus IDd wall
to see how &he auctloft develops. U
you arc Inclined to P1*l1d you have
throe spade& and conipccc by bidding
1wo spades, yoo might pus.II the
opponenis into an unbeatable lhree club~ when two hclllU w~ going
down.
Q 4 • ,.. SoudJ.. wlnctlble. you
hold:
•Kl6 c:1 QU o A.KU +tO
The biddiaa hu orocicoded: wr.sT NOtrnt. EAS1' sovnt
10 ,._ .._ '
WMt do you bid now?
A· You have 1 IClltbook bid avall·
able. In lhc paslOUt seal, a !Wancing
bid of ooe no tnunp show1 a bal· anced hand of 11· rs pointi with 1
stopper In opener's sull Your hand
meetS these standlllth pcrf ectl y. ~ reopen with a bid of ooc oo 1rump.
Q 5 • North-Sooth vulnetablc. llS
Sooth you bol&
2br u.t. ~ rr ltolll
.. !IMD. -pod/ ...... ~,,.,....
2 c"" $1150 9&2!n'11
-YIMl.YllMTMS
Newport Buch Penln
Sl400-Slt50/mo *" • Mt ... 71-7900
•1tc_,..T.---.
2Bf 2911 w/masler slttin& room, pool/jlcuul/telmis
$1950/mo 714-402· 1846
• n. c...Ao, den, 2.c pr, 2 patios, canyon view,
IVll Ally, $2150/m. Cal
Robert @ 949"644-1367
IAYVllW HllGHTS 21)101 Cypiess St 2br, ofc,
21>1, MW kit, w/d, $225()n1 •et. Chnsty 949-500-3648 Q 2 • As South. vulnerable. you
hukl. eKQl08 l ?AK ~K7eQ9S4 t .. tlaluff 3br 2b1
townhome, 2 car 1111•11•. eJ9642 ~KQJl O Al043 •~
lllC b1ckhna ha.~ proceeded.
The biddin2 has~: SOU111 WES't NORTH EAST cl>mmunrty pool Aat
J $2300mo 949 673 7800 le l l e
?
What do you bid now? NOllTU ~ SOUTH \VF.ST
I• 2... 1
Whal ocoon do )OU lake?
A· The opponcn~ have bid the
""roof. red ~uit for yuu ! Your 1tiJ1i of ~ i~ of doubcful value now.
SO wlule your hand I~ good CMUgh
to btd agam. it 1s not qu~ 5tron&
enough foe any inviwional acuon.
ConlCOl yourself with 11 compcuuve
three spades.
A -With five-card wppon for pan-
ncr's map w11, do noc consider. e~en for a moment. dcfcndmg
ajl,IUR.'I IWO hcl\n.\ doubled With
your dt\tnbullOnal hand. leap 10 four ~·Game ~Id be la)oown
and. -.hould F.ibt oompele with fiye
cluh4'. bid Ii vc •J*ks and lea YC the
n...,_t of the IWCll-Ofl IO panner Q 6 • A\ &iuth. vulllefllblc. you
hold:
Q J · Both 'ulncmble, ~ Soo1h you
ho kl •·K Q 16 >1 A J .., A 9 4 3 e A 5 4
e AJ 1094J AJ ~ 6J •Q98 The bidding has proocedcd:
W~'T NOlnll EA.bT SOUTH J . Dbl .._ ?
Wha1 do you bid oow'l llic b1tkhng ha.' procecdal
SOUTH WEST NORTll EAST
le "-INT 2
Whal acuon dn you Lake'!
A • While yuu have u tleac.I rmnunum
~ner in tem1s of high c11nh. :tn<l
E~i-t\ oven:all hw. rdieve<l you ol
lhc obllj!alJOO LO bid 8l(Uin. yuu do
huvc "~ t1uah1y canh m lhc 1~1cr
)Ult lllld partner'' ooc aware of thul
RK.ltWCI\~
A • Pcrlwps I.he supcr-!ICicntiMll have
a way 10 find out exactly what part·
11cr holds. bul it is bey<J!ld us.
Obvioosly •. ttm haod IS better suited
for a ~uit conllllCt lhan no 1rump
becllusc of the ruffing values. so we
would simply tnkc oor chancel. by 1umping to s1Jt spa0:._(. ~ilc any
normal t».rou1 double, slilm should ·
have play.
s.ly•....tt41tem
... tay nyl Plett.
Cleulf!.4 14 "4.yl
j'4t)'42-S671
NO fllrrER
HOW YOU SAY IT,
CLASSIFIED CAN
FINDR.
•II-MM ,.. 2-Sh.
I~ home. mn-ocean
viewi ftom nmter surte.
avllll now, S5<1Xl/mo yrly :st. Daye ~73-3899
ConJna del Mar
llr 11•, wolli. te
lteedt. h11t.1 & bri&ht, no
~ls. luse $1395/mo
1nclds ulls 949 720-1!>6!>
71J ~ 38r 2Ba.""
i-:tl ootbee. pvt lrOy
I carport $2D)lmo 0-.
& Rudyl 949-251 -9444
Oc._ view home ltghl
a11y. ?br ?ba pahos, no
smok/pel Quiel nergh
S24S0/mo 949-721 1279
21r fr-Flnt •-tta
••"' • O.tl....t. Private pitttM. (pie, larae unit
2811. Sklh11ht 1ar ace.
Sl?SO/mo Close to 405
& Beach Blvd Must be
qwahfred 714 847 3633
~It.-lba c.at11b ~•I
Ii! p.,,. COf!Yll oool. l()d
wd 11 int. ~ti ~ 't $11Dl 96Q3 pm
Newpolt Beach l«1• Jlr 210 coftdo,
ml"l o<•-view, lrpk,
2ca1 ear, n/peh. lease LIDO YEAltlY lfASl
$2495/mo 949-720· I !>6!> & UOO SUMMOl HOMtS
A Cut Alo4'V• rwnhH
I 800sf ? Mst". 2 1/2
baths, f R, 4 patios Pvt
1111 W/D. Pool. Spa
fennrs $2600 949 123 1741 Of 310 477 /930
ll<ltfwr,..2'/ ..........
• loft Newly remodeled.
1 p, A/C. whirlpool tub,
$3300/mo 94~8361
ComMesa t• .. ..._ 1 mi to
i-cn. vaA aiis. -· .... c:eil '"" more S81l)n 133 E lf'Ah SI "511 for ~ 949 548-2421 C.t ().
1.-.ly o.t...i C.-..lty
llr fh ~-w/pvt 11~.
Inc. walk to Tri-ScJl•re
$895/mo Waler/truh
paid Kletn M:anapment m 70'-8649 [a I 9200
Bill GRUNOY R£AL TORS
94t-67S .. 161
Newpoit Buch l'en1n-.ula
STUDIO N'ARIMfNIS
available. a&I $7!>0 $950
949 673 7800
21r I .Slo, walk lo
beach. 4?45 Hil111i1 near
Hoa11 ear. w/d hkup~.
$1395/mo 949 645 l68J
HALI Off ht MO lllNJ
For move ., ble I w/l2
mo fuse ~ remodl'I
C-Cod slY'e comm
w/new dishwasher &
retri11erator c1<pet &
cer*'11C Ille WW>er/dTys. ..we @ .apt 181 $1095
2Br $14l!> Cal lat. (9'19)
646 2224 or 71H33 rRl.
o..4, ...............
3bl home, 2.ar pr. Pl'IV
patio, comm pool Yr Ill S2!l25 ..,... ,.,., 9496468'13
Y..ty '-t• Jltr l ite
house. 3 doon to bHCh
New nrpet & pllnt
$2950/mo /14 !>4!> 8628
Lt Jltr JM • den,
wd,ocean view, totally
renod. .... lo ti.ti 2 c e SJmnJ !M!Mf6.TJ8}
Rmls Wlfllld 7880
0•1v1•s WANTED
Nl'loport & ttont•1(11un lkh
Set your own ~chedulel
f'art Of full hme •011.tble
• SI!>• /day lull om ..
Call 888 001 WORI\
at m@ -001aim
GUDINING ASSISTANT
Salw. Part tune f rum
8am I? noon MON I HI
Sherm•n (' ... rdtn\ rn
COM Call 949 6/3 2?61
..... heoltlorl at ;. ... ~
uhool 8 I? JO •tu.np
pwno condu<:ttne vo..ol
~ a ~ c.oor1llnat~
yearly mtl'..ICJll produc.lloo
Cal 9'9 64!> lnl
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Automobiles -Ferrari
360 H .. UI SPIDI•
2001 Bl;tc:I.. blKk. 3400
nllles. every opllOll, private
pllf'ly 916-B 199'3. Bart.
&st ofter ( CAl •SJ:.AN)
Automotive 9004
lefttley Arnog• '02
Black/black eleeanl
IX08761 Dir
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Nfwrou AUTOSPOH
949-574-5600
IMW 'Ol 760U
11 mr • bl•t k buuty
•01110256 Dir
Rya" luddet s
NlWro u AUTOSrOIT
949-574-5'00
fen-orl '02 36"0 fl Spider Y~llow tan rnl 600 mr
•1?7672 Dir
luhrr Ho1ll
N(Wrou AUTOSPOU
949-514-s.600
fenwi •94 341 .........,_
lb lU) £f'flllr mlb
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NIWPOlrl AUTOSf'OltT 949-574-5600
......... •···· Conv 4!>k ml, 1uto,
s1lvtf. tan top, P.W• pl,
A/C, CO, suptfb like new
cond. vlt19743 $12,995
financi"I & warrenty
1vall Bkr. 949-586 1888
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MercetlH '00 IJ20
16k actual m1. full
f1clory warr, lurquolH
blue/01tm .. 1 lthr.
moonroof, CO, chrome
whls. one of the loweat
mile Mercedes ot lht
year lo Calif. v#557291
$29,995 financlna 1011
Bkr 949 586 -1888 •--ec~.<-
Mere ..... 'OJ Sl SOO
Bhack still In the wr•PJ>e•
#.48048056 Dir
John Hell
NfWPOtlT AUTOS,OH
t4t-S74-UOO
rHIUJPS AUTO
00 NIW M ._.,_
Conv. blec::k w/111y. premAJm wt.els
( 19388) S28. 9lll
fSMUSUOO
Sliver w/11 •Y lealher.
premium wheels
(19390) S27. 9IKl . o,,,,,...,....,n,.
only 1111< mi. ~ Per
formance wheel!> (19394) • INQUIR[I
00 VW Cllltrlo
lripll! b•. value plu~
<19434) Sl5.'Bl
91 •MW 14(11 S.-. OM -· local New port Sedan CJ ut
rKor~ chfoml!d whb
( 19340) $22.98>
OOJ...-S Type
low "~· perled
(19171) ~.911>
91LuwGS
(.Jv unted whMI\ low
"*5. 54lnf oof
(19418) S23.98>
02 An.nt n ,_2
moonrool ~
r 194!>!11 $14 !8>
OO•MWXS .... ..,.
~ef w/Ulack
( I 9'4lC) SJ8 9lll
O:J ,._,,_H2
Blad w I tan. kMded.
• buuty
(193641) $45 9IKl
OOMUEUO
Sclvet w/BLa<.k le.ilht!t,
Pfem1um wheel\
<19191) WB
949-574-7777
rH!Ua'S AUTO ,.....__
r-.che '02 Twin T...t..
unu\u•I whtle, bl llhr
Tip. 4000 mtles •
-"686006 Dir
NlWPOIT AUTOSl'OttT
949-574-5600
Sut.-.. '9t lmrr•a.•
Ferd '65 M v•ton9 2 SRS bl•clo, buuty
C(lnvcr trbtr 011e1nat loilded. mrT1 ... RS opCliJr&
Ow!rP! "ulod c•r Sl9 995 SIO SOO 714 751 2464
ubo 949 719 1943
f<Hd MvttOftg CP£ '98 TOYOTA 2001 SEQUOIA
v6 26~ '"' fully lu~cled lrmrll!d 4X4. !>river fully
1 1ol tond fl•ll•n owner loaded 9600 mo perf
$8 000 949 173 6306 cond $31.<XXl 9663? M>
PalntirJ;I
wr'A'lrt:IO<ft'l ..... raiohooorlH-l~WJ:ut~l''-MS
* JIG MASONIY * Any I ype Best Prtces ft~ 01r Q1Jl111y wt1rt1 IMMIOW GICU MMfl
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pt UMBCR l '506!>86
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California law re
qulra that conlrac
tOfs t•k•na jOb\ th1t
lot.I S!iOO or nlOft
(labor or m1lern1ls)
be lrcenied by lh11
ContraclorJ Slate
l~nH Bllnrd Stale
law also rtqmre' that
con tr actors rnc.lude
lhelr llcen~e numbet
on all itdvertrs11111 You
can rh!!<.k the slalus
o l your hc.ensed
con tractor n t
WWW CSlb ta l!OV Or 800 321 CSL B Unll
censed tont1aclors
lak1"11 Jobs tha t
total lus lh1n $$00
must 1tate 1n their
1dnr11,.menh th1t
they are not h<.ensed
by the Contnctors
Stale ltC.ense Board "
A-lNMOYMAN
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Moldtnp, 8H• Boards
L 157791194~ 109-564? ......... """ O'CMIPIT v CMl'IT tit
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Co11tltot1• a"y sht lob•
Wllola•lel 949 492 0205
Up11ra~s. Rep11n of Comput~ Networks
( venonp/Weellends
Compet1hve prKH
for qu1hly 51!JYIC
949 ... 36-I 17 5
714-926-422•
Conan & Masonry
1 .. 1cti. llocli. St0tt• tile
Concrete. Patio. Driveway
f1replc, BBQ Refs 25Yrs
Ea:p lerry 714 !>57 7~94
n..c ....... , .....
Cementwork. Bri~k. Tile
& Mo1e Reh1ble No 1ob
too small 714-615-9062
~
NHD MOH IOOM?
AllOIT10NS & REMOOEl.f«:
l 1577982 949-709·!>642 °"*',.,_
YCMllHOMI
IM,.OYIMIWT
NOJICll
C.11 a plumber,
P•mler. h1ntfym1n,
Of 1ny ol lht lfUt
•tr11lces l11ted htft In
OUf service difec:totyl
Tlif.S£ lOCAl SVC
P£0Pl£ ~HELP
YOUTOOAYI
WITTNOllT HYWAU
All phases '"'/Ir I Jot>. CUMI 20yn, f11t, frH
est. l«lm> 7144.l'l-IMJ
AMerlc.o <trlc
Licensed [lec1Jlc1I
Conlr1ct0f Small
tobs st1rt1n111 $79.95&~
Specllhllnlf 1n
Remodelln1 & •II
home w1r1n1 nuds,
Comm/lndual/Ret 1...aoo-at1-loot
tf7ll2959
Cet your yard looluna
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Y•d~ ..... tunHcJa and ~
weekend ' •Ye quotes ltr• H-4 S.....lce•
714-427.-0
Tr-S-lc., Yard
Cleanup, Maintenance,
Sprinkler Repair. Hauhn11
(t4t) 6SO..a7' 1
Hf 'i IORI • Rf PAlfl
Ii. Rl ~1110£ I INC
• Wlmtill•c.o.aai
QJobJboSfMll ..............
M9-32M292
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t.rpentry • P1utn1Hn1
Orywa• • Stucco
Patnhna. Trlt & more 20+ Yun bpe11ence!
.19714-9 .. -5776
HANDYMAN
All Types 01 Work
Inside or Out Cell Hff Of
Otnnls 714·427 0040
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H-1.,...r S,.C'-'l•t loteriol l Ealerior
Rep1tn 714·~1~
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IOllNSO• <Oa,ANY K~Wa,Ww
Mark 9'9·650-9525
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NMl TO TMI tu•ttt
71&.961-1882
AVM.A8lE TOOAYI
~73-!1568
Qualfty ,ob• r ree estimate
...... '.... l•569897 714 6l6 8888
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PUBLIC NOTICE
The Celli Public
UUllUes Comm1nion
requ~res th1t all used
houaehold aoods
movers print their
P.U.C. C•I I number,
llmot and cheulleurs
prlnl their T.C P .
number In •II •dver
tlsements. II you hne
any ,u.,tions about
the e11llty Of I
mover, llmo Of
chauffeur, call
PUIUC UTIUTlfS
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a-.'•~ 'l.IYn ap Gr11fl'Y1cel Cu1tanteed
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714-531-1534 7 -390 2945 ,.,_ ............
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lnl•iol/'ht LIM8228 c.n ,.1 949 650 5066 ..........
ASPHALT rAVING, SUL
COATING, st•IPtNG,
Quehty work hoe 9nalll
c ' c "IN' n4-8D..v.e
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(949) 631-5771
'
OC1TCll °"' nt ZI) 9150
r•tctSI n&IMllNG
Repairs & Remoderin1
FREE ESTIMATE
l '687398 714 969-1090
PoolSIMce
MeMk r..i & S,. S.c.
Weekly Sefv1ce, Equip-
ment Repairs, Insured
Cell t4t·2'2·717J
Plumbing
v .............. ... m ml, sp.rkllna blaell/
oatmeal, 1uto, moonri.
CO, pw, pl, alloy whlS.
hke new, vl"l470055 $12.~ fin I werr1nt1
avalf, Bkr 949·586-1818 -.-,..M.c-
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at nol Cal Oldl Rey @
f onulo Auto S.S.. 711 4J1 1931 at 714 J211.3228
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SERVICES
BOATS
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Sallboltl 9520
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$17,000elte
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