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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 2003
Costa Mesa sees crime dip 5 % in 2002
Police attribute the drop to targeted
enforcement that began in late 2001 .
Oeepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
cording to the FBl's Uniform
Crime Report released on Mon-
day.
robbery plummeted 37% and ag-
gravated assaults dropped 30%.
The only category that saw a
slight increase was thefts. up 1%.
But other property <..Timei. were
down -burglary dropped 8%
and auto thefts, which had in-
creased considerably in 2001.
were down 13%, the report
!.howed.
Newport Beach becau~ 11 deah
only with dries with population~
more than 100,000.
The numbers are in '>harp
contrast to 200 I, when 101aJ
crime in Costa Me...a roM" more
than 16% and violent cnmc'>, c~
pecially street robbem·'>. hall i11-
creased.
enforcem ent Hy lhe end ol :WOI
police lt<1d 1den111ied d '>h.up 111
crcaM> 111 .,trl'el rohb(·rll''· I t
Dale Birney ),aid
CRIME STATISTICS
Cnme 2001 2002 % ctiange
COSTA MF.SA -The dty saw
a significant deaeue in crime in
most categories in 2002 com-
pared to the previous year, ac-
The most impressive change
was seen in the category or vio-
lent crime, the report showe<J.
Rape was down 50%, Incidents or
··we had '>Ldtl1:d 1·11fo1u·rnt>111
action'> in tlldl area h> the -.t<Jn of
lla'>ll year," lw ..aid -·And \-VI' vwre
able to havl' an 11np<Jt1 .111d l>nllg
do\1\11 the numlwr of 1 nnw-.
Murder Rape
Robt>erv
Assault
BurQlarv
Theft
Auto tht-11
Total
4 2
28 14
155 98
203 156
554 511
2595 2620
482 425
4021 3826
50 -50
-37
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13
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Costa Mesa Pohce offic:iah di -
tributed the dechnc to targeted See CRIME. Page A4
NEW ARRIVAL
W orkers began assembling the parts
for an old-fashioned carousel at
Fashion Island on Tuesday.
Coco's. The finished amusement mJe will be
installed in front of Hobmson),·May in an area
now known as Carousel Court.
last The Carouwl Cam1vale, a<, 11 will be
known. is expected to be ready by latt' July, a
shopping center spoke~woman said.
After arriving Monday, the carousel parts
were assembled in the parking lot across from
l11e installation will take about three weeks:
the colorful array or animals will be added
Above, Sean Rarrango fa<;ten!> one of 12
outer c;cen ery panels to the new carou'>t'I
Co sta Mesa adopts $11 2-Inillion budget for 2003-04
City Council still has questions about some issues,
but will address them at future meetings.
01lrdr1 Newman
DatlyPilot
COSTA MESA -Recreational op-
or kids trum extra
money Cor code enforcement as e
City Cound.I enacted a budget for the
2003-04 ftscaJ year on Monday.
The council approved the $112-mil-
Uon budget unanimously after pulling
a Ourry of ftetm for fu:r1her discus-
sion. The council decided to address
those issues in the future rather than
cut from the budget entirely.
'The only loser was the city's contri-
bution of about $3,800 to the Orange
Coun Human Relations Committee.
t money got vert o
school graduation night events In
next year's budget, as Mayor Gary
Monahan recommended.
The fact that the budget passed
with only one adjustment is a testa-
ment to the due diligence of jity
Manager Allan Roeder and his staff.
Monahan said.
"They really do lake care or things
the way the council wants them to
and promote our priorities and run a
tight. conservative budget.· Monahan
said.
The budget is the culmination or
months of number-aunch.ing by
er an
and community budget work.shop
were also held last week to answer
questions about the budget.
Councilman Allan Mansoor tried 10
stop funding rwo recreational oppor-
tunities for ldds -Mobile Recreation.
a program that visiL~ variou'i m•1gh
borhoods that don't have a lot ol ill
ces.'I to open space. and a day camp
for kids. Mansoor wanted the fund'> to
be used for overtime for rode en
forcement. Both efforts could not
even muster enough support for the
council to vote on them.
• 1 would not ever ~uppon a de
crease 1n fum:ti11g for -Mobik Re~
creation or llhel day camp to go to
the police or code enforcement,"
Councilwoman Ubby Cowan said.
"The recreation programs we have
See BUDGET, Pa11 M
THINKING ALLOWED
I want to go where everybody knows your name
of gratitude. was nice to attend a city function out.side
the munJdpll aetting.
Daily Pilot
AT A GLANCE
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WEATHER
Councilman
opposes
grass areas
on beach
Corona del M ar '<; Dick
:'\: icholc; ">llY.., he doesn't
want · ~ cxicans' using
t 110..,e area~ all day.
J une Casagrande
Daily Pilot
:-..ii I;\ 11< Jl<J Ill J\I II A'> L11y Louncil
member-. prt·1i.1n· 111 hear J prupo~ for
1rnprowmt•ni.. ,11 ( ornna dd Mar 5tate
Heath, ( ou11ulmtt11 1>1d, Nit hol'> on I uc<.
day '>clJd he uppll'>t:'> Jddmg more grassy
.irt'a<. to tlw h<:Jt h 111 part becaust> ·Melli
can<>" dnminJtt• thl"(' dfl'a'>
'"'-\11h grav. '~l' u .. uaJI} get Mexicans
n1111111g 111 tht·n· (•arly 111 the· morning and
Lht•\ rla11n 11 ,,., the1" and 11 becomes their
pn..,1111al. pm.11<• ~ro1111do, all d.1)•." Nichol-.
'>did Ill .1 plHmt• llllt'f\'I('\\
I lw romrnent was 1us1 one of many
pomh the· lOUnttlmm1 made as he ex
pla111t'd lw. opp1Nt11111 10 the propo...ed 1m
prmemeni... hul II 1<., the one that mo'>I
tmuhled h1-. u1llt.•ttJ.,'l1t...,_
'"1111., concern'> llll' • \f,1\or Steve Brom
berg ~d • 1 m \W\ hotlwrt.>d bt-c:ause Lh.-.
I'-not thl' Wd\ llll' JW<>ple or Newport
Re.ith are llw pt.•ciplt• of 'ewport Beach
are 'rry prugrt'~'>'H' and II'> indeed unfor-
tunatt· 1f Wl' ha\t.' a11 t•lt•t led official spew-
ing what m1gh1 bt.• lllll'rJirete<l a<; a racial
ep11het."
Juhn I le1Terna11 whu like Nid1ols wa'I
... urrorte<l 111 luc, 11111m 1I nm by the city'<;
111111 mll<'d KW\>\ th t .11•1•nh~ht movernt>nt.
,1J...o '><.ltd he d1<,.1pprovt'd of tJ1e comment
"When you n• ,1 puhht official. }OU can't
n1.1.ke rommt•nt-. th<tt dle racially toned."
I leffeman ...i1d -\\hat vou lMIY I'> taken far
different I} het.tU'-(' vou re a pubbc offiaaJ •
c.reenhght nm1 1.1]<; al"4> qu1Ckty dis-
tanced tht•m<;t·lvt•., frnrn Nichol"'i com-
m1·nt.,
"We arl' trouhlt·d hy I >r NiC'hol"s aJI~
quote," -..ud < .ret•nhght !.pokesman Phil
Arst. "I le W<L'i t•ndor..t.>d by c;reenlight he-
rause of h1<> long 1ernrd of community
wrvit e a<> oppowd to that or tus principal
opponent < 1ree11h~h1 1s t·ommitted to a
hetter qu.thty of bfe 111 Newport Bead1 and
while we 'land bch111d the rea...c;ons for our
encJor.ement or I >r Nichol'! as an msightful
ilnd hard wortun~ ...-ommw1ity activist.
who ha<> been making a difference In
~up for ltw resident.s.-we are snrefy
disappointed with his comment·
Ifs the second time that Nichols used the
word "M~can· in a way that raised con·
cems. At the Ott 22. 2002 City Council
See GRASS, Pap M
COSTAMAZING
Costa Meu oetebnrt• Its
50th anniWfNry 1Na Y'*·
Why do YoU IMt In eo.t.a
Mesa7 ~ am-.1ed you to
the aty, end wt.-do vou
entov~~it7 ·unless you're here with him.
be'• your worst nightmare.·
Bromberg said about Cass and
hill role u a code enforcement
oftker.
Unlike most city presentation ,
the mood wu light and infonnal.
lbey were not at a podium, ll'Dlllns and lhatlng hands for
the c::ameru. They were ln a local
It WU all very penona1, very rrieodty,
very lncluaJve. Good·natwed n'bbing was
the order ot the day. The a.ura was relaxed.
People Jobd around and mln&kd
A cue sdCk and a b4Mr1p were always
within readi lt was actually a fu.ri
assignment. Cl laid of the boor.e, chough.
because I wu on the dock.) 8u1 d J had
fun_
The tun will shine .-n. 9t
IMct aome time •rtv this
aft!lmoon.
The OMtV P'ilOC ...... to
know and wll run your....,_
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begin.to~--~ ann6~ ~--mon.t\.
-With pd &lend&. ahaMa. drink and a moment
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pvdtanwdon.. Cw wfl hive to ID down
ID Cky Hll ~Ind do the
tlcte ID4-tiJinle liq on the record but It
u tot me thmklnl ....
With .. the talk aboUt renovadnc aiy
Hal. ~ not add IQIDe ol the
mmpoolntl lhlt mlllCk ... prodanMdm
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AZ Wehsday, June 18, 2003
NEIGHBORS
aut.dna M. Sumpter of
Costa Mesa and
---P.ddle D. 1\ana
of Newport
Beach were
recently
promoted by
Paclftc Ufe
Insurance.
Sumpter ls the
new seruor vice Christina M. president of
Sumpter operadons and
Tung is the
asmtant vice president of
regulatory products accoWlting
... Rk:banl "'Rick" Jo.nee has
joined
McCarthy Cook
& Co. as senior
vice president
of asset
management.
He will be based
in McCarthy
Cook's Costa
Mesa office ...
Richard Jones Marine Corps
Reserve Cpl.
DUiie.i B. Adams, son of Kim
and Ronald B. Adams of Costa
Mesa. was recently called to
active duty for Operadon Iraqi
Freedom. He is assigned to
Company MG," 2nd Battalion,
23rd Marine's 4th Division in Los
Alamitos: the largest groWld
combat element in the Corps. He
is a 1994 graduate of Newport
Harbor High School ... Navy
~Officer 3rd Oass JeremJah
D. CleYaand is participating in
(jperadon Iraqi Freedom in the
!i'rabian Gulf aboard the guided
miss De
destroyer USS
Porter. He is a
1998 graduate
of Costa Mesa
High School ...
NkkSacco, top
Franklin
i...=.... _ _.__....J Academy
scholar, will Nick Sacco graduate
Thursday. He
\!ill attend USC this fall to study
biology ... Pri8dlla Haag, an
Orange Coast College
communicadona major, was the
student speaker at the college's
55th annual commencement
ceremony on May 30 at l.eBard
Stadium. She plans to attend C.al
State Long
Beach ... Pat
Shea. a Costa
Mesa carwash
owner, was
honored by the
Bnvironmental
Protection
Agency for his
effons to PrisciUa Haag contribute to
the water
quality in the Costa Mesa area
... Robert M. Campbell,
RobertM.
Campbell
president of er
Realty Corp. of
Newport Beach,
was honored by
the UC Irvine
Graduate
School of
Management
program with
this year's
Lifetime
Achievement
Award for his
3-year career in real estate ...
Krlsttne Jo Harrington, a
Newport Beach student at
Davidson College in North
Carolina. received the colleges
Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award
at commencement ceremonies
on May 18, honoring her service
to the college, and for leadership
in issues on public health and
women's rights. She was also
awarded the Lilly Scholarship in
Religious Vocation and
leadership. She plans to ttavel to
Ghana. West Africa. after
graduation to work in a
maternity hospital and a
Planned Parenthood facility.
• NEJGHBORi spotlights
actiievements in the community.
Please direct noteworthy
information to Coral Wilson by fax
at (949) 646-4170, or send e-mail to
coral. wilscn@lstimes.com.
PETS OF THE WEEK
Louis and Vuitton
Louis and Vuinon are
8-week-old orange kitten
brothers named after the
popular designer. Louis is dark
orange and Vuinon is Ugbt
orange with a little white.
·0range cats and kinens are
the most requested. and to find
two brothers will sure please
someone out there wanting a
pair," said OiAnna Pfaff-Martin,
foWlder of the Newport
Beach-based Community
Animal Network.
The network has started
successful pet parenting classes
and a new MKustom Kitties"
program. allowing people to
avoid the crowds and visit
kinens in the caregiver's home,
she said.
"We know people are looking
for just the right connection
when they adopt a new pet
family member and that ls why
it is best to speak to the
caregivers,· Pfaff-Martin said.
·They know a lot about each
one's personality and can help
guide the family to get the right
pet for them."
See other animals available for
adoption at
www.animalnetwort.org or
Russo's pet store at Fashion
Island between noon and 4 p.m.
on weekends. information: (949)
759-3646 or the network at P.O.
Box 8662, Newport Be1£c:h, CA
92658.
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FOR A GOOD CAUSE
Sheila Hatchell
S heila Hatchell spends most
of her waldng hours
volunteering.
The 67-year-old Newport
Beach resident was elected
president of Friends of Oasis Senior
Center for the third consecutive year
this year. The organization, with
more than 5,000 members, is a
support group that predominantly
raises funds for the Corona del Mar
senior center.
Hatchell's main duty as president
is to organize the group's monthly
meeting, wh.ich she says is "more
like a party.•
·it's open to all seniors, not just
members,· she said. ·we get from
170 to 190 people every month.•
Hatchell gets the place decorated
and makes sure there is enough food
and refreshment to go around.
She volunteers with the group
about 35 hours a week.
"It's like a full-time job," Hatchell
said.
COSTA MESA ......,
• Merie FerNtnda Gf9Y, 28, Cotta Meu
• H9ceor c.toe R.mll'tlr, 22, Sent. Me .......
• Rlclrdo Gonzalez, 21, Cotta Mell
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Devoting her life to
giving her time
And when she's not in the office,
she's hitting the stores looking for
colorful decorations.
"We always like our meetings to be
a fun time for our seniors." Hatchell
said.
Although she does not get paid in
cash or kind for the hard work she
puts ln, Hatchell says the pleasure
she derives from working with the
seruors more than makes up for 1L
•These people are like part of my
family," ahe aaid. "They are like my
brothers and slaters.•
Hatchell spent several years as an
officer's wife in the military, she said.
"That's bow I started
volunteering.• Hatchell said.
"Volunteer activities are what make
a military base a home.•
She served as president of the
American Embassy ln London.
DUI ARRESTS
organized numerous fund-raisers to
keep the bases running and even ran
a thrift shop when her husband was
stationed in Europe.
Hatchell moved to Newport Beach
about 13 years ago. Apart from her
work at Friends of Oasis. Hatchell ls
also on the board for Coastline
Community College and organizes
two rummage sales every year -
one for St. Andrew's OlUrcb in
Newport Beach and the other for the
senior center.
Hatchell says volunteering ls part
of who she is.
"I've always done it, I guess," she
said. "It's been a pan of my life.·
Volunteering at the senior center
has been emotionally rewarding for
her. Hatchell said.
"l get so many hugs. thank yous.
telephone calls and letters,· she
said. "It makes you feel so good.•
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Costa Mesa resident who plans to move the
Huscroft House to the Westside isn't
pleased with the city's plans.
us to Ignore the rules and let him
do things we wouldn't let anyone
else do so he could move the Hu-
scroft House. And I wasn't buying
lthosef arguments." Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -I'he Lortuous
saga of the Huscroft House has
la.ken another twis t as the pro-
spective owner has appealed its
relocation.
The hisloric Craftsmwi-style
house has been in limbo for
more than four years as city lead·
ers wreslle with its fate. Late last
year, John Morehart came lo the
rescue when he expressed a de-
sire to move the home to his
12.000-square-foot property on
the Westside.
Although the Planning Com-
mission approved lhe move on
June 9, Moreha.rt appeaJed the
decision three days later becaW>e
the commission did not allow
him to subdivide the property.
He said dividing the property is
imperative since it's the only way
Board OKs
slate of JWA
projects
Supervisors agree to
spend $1 million for
a special fire truck
and te> soundproof
some homes.
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
JOHN WAYNE AJRPORJ
County supervi~rs approved a
package or pro1ects fue'>day that,
they said, should make the a1r-
pon a ..ecure and more U'>er
fnendly place.
SuperviM>r Jim Silva. who re-
presents Costa Mesa and much
of Newpon Beach . ..aid the im-
provements greatJy enhance an
alrpon already known for its
ease and convenience.
"It will not only make it a safer
place. but we're also concerned
about the (conveniencef of our
passengers.· Silva •;cud. "What
I've always tried to do is make
this county friendly to business."
John Wayne Airpon. a popular
aupon for buc;mes_c; traveler,,
saw a half-do1.en new measure.
~ the board. Supervisors
green-lighted the purchase of a
$1 .02 million fire truck. sLamped
their approval on sound-proof-
ing for IS Santa Ana Heights and
Newpon Beach homes and hired
a maintenance company for the
newly expanded baggage S)'l'I·
tern.
The new fire truck will replace
a 1969 fire truck that is lc:nown to
break down, alrpon spokes-
woman Ann McCarley said.
The 3,000-gallon aircraft and
rescue vehicle will be paid for
mostly out of federal funds. The
Federal Aviation Administration
is funding 80% of the purchase.
Most notably, the board ap-
proved a maintenance contract
for the airpon's newly installed
expanded baggage carousel ln
meeting a December federal re-
quirement to screen all checked
ba~ airport managers added
5,200 feet of conveyor belts. That
goes with the 3,300 feet of belts
installed when the Thomas F. Ri-
ley terminal opened in 1990.
Bags can now Oow dire<:tly
from the ticket counter to the
screening area to the plane.
"It's a seamless process for the
passenger," McCarley said. "It's
an easy. convenient airport to Oy
in and out of."
The bo'll'd hired FMC Technol-
ogies lnc./Airport Services for
the work. The three-year con-
tract. for $4.43 rnWlon, e.xplres in
June of 2006. It also Includes
maintenance of fire doors.
Airport managers also hired
AMI> Construction Group to in·
stall sound-proofing material on
15 homes In Santa AnJ Heights
and Newport Beach. 1be com-
pany. for $567,000, will add dou-
ble--paned windows. 10und re-
llltant doors and Insulation.
The airport has already in-
stalled the improvements on 331
bomel. The FM pays (or 809' of
the work. with the airport chip-Pin& in the mna.lning 2m(,,
to ensure the historic glory or the
house -which he will be invest-
ing his time and money into to
renovate -will be appreciated.
"It's the kind of thing someone
has to take pride in, and it's been
proven that renters don't worry
about details," Morehart said. "It
has to be the kind of thing where
someone will say, 'Guess what
I'm doing this week.end? I'm
painting the trim on the house.'"
Planning Commission Oiair
Bruce Garlich said the appeal did
not surprise him. I le said More·
hart's arguments for subdivision
rang as hollow as the rusty pipes
in the Huscroft I louse.
"I think he was asking to be al-
lowed to do 10 things that were
not allowed and there was not a
lot of justification for doing most
of those: it wasn't justified by
most of the land-use argu-
ments," Garlich said. "He needed
The historic home was built in
Santa Ana and moved to Costa
Mesa in 1950. In 1998, the city of
C:OSta Mesa spent $54,000 to
move the house from 2529 Santa
Ana Ave. to TeWtnkle Park. Three
years later. the council approved
its restoration for use as a cul-
tural museum in Fairview Park.
but later decided to sell the
house and put it out to bid. At
the end of the formaJ bidding
process, only two bids had been
received, both of which feU
through.
At the end of 200 I, the city said
il wouJd use the $200,000 desig-
nated from the Home Ranch de-
velopment agreement to move
the historic home to Fairview
Park but expected the commu-
nity to match the money. That
did not happen. and by Septem-
ber 2002, the dilapidated home
was headed to demolition. That
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UnprcNed lllealwd ladlidel ..
1 c&UM tMY Wil allow for I biCh«
meeting. Nichols referred to 1 leYel of safety In a beach area
motortat as a Mexican, though that'a dUlicuJt to serve because
he dJd not know the man, bis the harbor entrance separate1
country of origin or dtizenahlp. Corona del Mar from most of the
Nichols made the more recmt beech uea the d ty Ufeguarda pa·
comment while d1lcusling de-trol.
tails of the beach impnM!lllent Better amenities are needed
plan that will be heard at an up· there because of this access ls-
com.lng City Council meeting. sue, be said.
In addition to expanded grassy
areas, Nichols said he also op-
poses plans to build added £acill-
des for lifeguards because they
will take up more of the sand
area than is necessary for public
safety.
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• JUNE CASAGRANDE covers
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Costa Mesa Police arrested a
~2-yeu-old parolee Monday
even.Ing when he allegedly
tried to get away after·bolding
up a aupermatbt using a fake
gun, offtdals said.
Michael Angelo Powell of
Westmln.ster walked Into the
Vons supermarket In the 100
block of Bast 17th Street at
about 6 p.m. Monday, ap-
proached the store manager
with the gun and demanded
money from her, U. Dale Bir-
ney said.
"The manager eaw what lhe
thought WU a handgun." be
said. "He took the money
from her, Mnt out the atore
and drove away."
A man 11 the store who wit-
neesed the lnddent called po--
lice. Birney said.
•He wu abre to give us a
description of the suspect and
the car he was driving," he
said.
OfDcers spotted Powell's car
In north Costa Mesa. He re·
fused to stop and led police on
a brief pursuit. Birney aald.
"After a few minutes, he de-
cided to pull over and surren-
der b.lmself to the police," he
said.
OfBcers anested Powell at
the corner of SU.oflower Av-
p.m. Sunday.
enue and Susan Sbeet. Police
lllo fow\d the fake gun in the
car, Bbney Mid. He said be la
not aure bow much money
WU stoJen from the store.
Birney said Powell la being
charged wtth robbery, poaes-
ston of a replica handgun,
felony evading and vioJadon
of parole. He la being held In
Costa Mesa jail without bail
Protest held outside of
Syrian Consulate
About 30 lranlanB held a
peaceful demonstration pro-
testing Syria's deportadon of
two and-government exiles to
Iran out.side the Syrian Con-
sulate In Newport Beach on
Monday morning, police said.
The BJ'OUP approached the
con.aulate building at CMc
Center Drtw at about 11:15
a.m., Newport Beach Police
Sgt. Steve Shulman said.
Conaulate oftlciala called the
police not knowing what the
group wu there for, he aald.
•The group was coopera-
tive," Shulman said. "They
wanted to hand over a letter
to the consulate voicing their
opinions."
1\vo representatives from
the group were allowed Into
the consulate to hand over
the Jetter. Once that was
done, the group left. Shul-
man said.
He said traffic was not dis-
rupted because or the pro-
test.
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• Eat a.y StrNt: Grand theft wu
reported in the 200 blocX at ~20 p.m.
Sunday.
• South eo..t Dttw: A commercial
burglary was reported In the 900 blodc at
12:51 p.m. Sunday.
• B Modena Annue: A home burglary
was reported In the 600 blodc at 2:16 p.m.
Monday.
• Hoeplt9I Roed: Grand theft waa reported
In the 300 blodt et 4;08 p.m. Monday.
• Joenn 81rMt end~~ A .
hit-and-run wu reported at 9'A1 p.m.
Sunday.
• Newpof't BoulelMrd: Petty theft was
reported In the 1600 blodc et 1 :34 p.m.
Sunday.
• Ogle S1rNt: An auto theft was reported
In the 200 blodc et 12'.48 p.m. Sunday.
• Pllrtc CeflW Dttw: Indecent exposure
wu reported In the 3200 blodc at 10:08
• VlctDN S1rNt: Vandalism was reported
In the 300 blodt et 2:22 p.m. Sunday.
• East 111ti S1rNt: Annaylng phone calls
were reported In the 300 blodc at 8:52 p.m.
Sunday.
NEWP0Rt BEACH
•Balboa~: A home burglary wa1
reported In the 2700 blodc at ~47 p.m.
Monday.
• Ceder Street: Petty theft was reported In
the 200 blodc at 6:63 p.m. Monday.
• Newport Centw Dttw Eat: A
hit-end-run waa reported In the 3100 blodc
at 11 :09 a.m. Monday.
• w.t OCMn front: Vandalism was
reported in the 2200 blodc at 6:10 p.m.
Monday.
• Unfvenity Dttw: A commercial burglary
was reported In the 2200 blodc at 2:02 p.m.
Monday.
•Via Udo: Petty theft waa reported In the
3400 blodc at 10:44 a.m. Monday.
BUDGET
Continued from Al
play a role in the quality of life
and safety of persons and prop-
erty. It's unmeasurable -an in-
credibly pure form of preven-
don that's so Important to the
community."
·1 think we really need to
consider increaslng the busi-
ness license fee and some other
fees in the city, .. said Beth Re-
f'a.kes. "I also think we should
look at increasing fees for rec-
readonal . facilities to cover
maintenance and fund im-
provements ...
·come back with an overall
update on deployment on what
you have going out in the com-
munJty and what you want, ..
Monahan said.
One of the Items that sparked
the most controversy among
council members was the fund-
ing of the Drug Abuse Resist-
ance Education program. which
also was pulled for further dis-
cussion. The program uses law
enforcement to work with kids
to prevent drug use.
people run the prograrp.
Monahan and Councilman
Mike Scheafer adamantly de-
fended the program as ls.
•My three sons went through
the O\RE program and I'm glad
they haven't given into any
temptations: Scheafer said. ·u
·one kid stays off drugs, (the
program) has done Its job ...
Among the issues that got
pulled for further public discus-
sion are the skateboard park.
the Costa Mesa Job Center and I increasing fees llke the tran-
sient occupancy tax. While in-
creasing fees would have to be
put to a vote of the people,
some residents expressed their
support Monday.
Monahan suggested bringing
the discussion on increasing
fees to a study session and In-
viting the Costa Mesa Cllamber
of Commerce and the Costa
Mesa Tourism Council to par-
ticipate.
With new poUce chief John
Hensley being sworn In Mon-
day night, the council gave him
some time to determine what
his deployment needs are.
Mansoor wanted to look at it
further to make sure the funds
were being spent efficiently. Co·
wan suggested keeping the pro-
gram, but redeploying the law
enforcement officers into the
community and having other
The budget allows the city to
maintain programs and services
at existing levels. It estimates
the city will take in about $38
million In sales tax and about
$15 million in property tax.
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Here's my vision for council
chambers: The top of the dais
could double as an air hockey
table. Any time council members
find themselves at odds with each
other, they could play for who's
rlghL Sudden death. first goal
wins.
With the exception of a few
regulars -and the reporters
assigned to cover the meed.op -
most people are only there for a
single issue. Why not put pool
tables In the Lobby to pass the
time? J'm sure developers and
residents would love to play a
good game of nine ball while
waiting for Old Business Item 3A.
Perhaps It would dispense with
!IOTI\e of the tension before the
real competition begins.
FoosbaD anyone?
Now. I'm not sure If Newport
wants to go with the nJ8B'l(I
· peanut shell motif or a mo~
upecale martini lo\Ulge. but either
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the archlv• aa they rehrte to
Costa Mesa's history et 7 p.m. et
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way, musk ii a must. I can see it
DOW, OJ 0t. Proctor tearing up the
rum tables with MC~ on
the mic. Brombelg the hwnan
beat box (known as simply Bro, to
his fans), droppin' the beats.
"The roof. the root the roof is
too high-a!·
'We don't need no variance let
the bleep-bleep bum! ..
Tu keep the vibe on a nice
mellow tip: beer OD tap and a
slew of well drinks. And what
would a Tuesday night be
without tacos. 'Dlco Tuesdays at
Newport Beacl:i Oty Hall, with SI
domestic beers and $2 mixed
cocktail& Once a month. the city
could host Meet-and-Greet
martini night. where constituents
can get to know their council
members while sipping a &ha.ken,
not stirred. cocktail and puftlng
on a fine cigar.
With $30 million to play with.
this could be a really bappenJng
joint
There would be no problem
with the ABC lk:eose. (No
delivaies on July 4, though.)
Residents wouJd not have to
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D11U11D naomn
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1quabble over noise ordinances
here and dancing until I a.m.
there because who would they
complain to If lt was the City
Council getting its party on?
The area needs a happening
Tuesday night spot anyways. lt is
the one night of the week that is
devoid or a real ·scene· activity.
Imagine the comments that
could be uttered by council
members If there were
free-ftowing alcohol
June Casagrande. get out your
notepad.
Of course I am lcidding. I've
been told enough times that
alcohol and busines.s don't mix. It
was ftm to rub elbows with the
mayor in a bar and strain to hear
a proclamation over the tunes of
a juke box. Now. that's my kind of
;wfgnmenL
Party on Newport.
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CRIME
Continued from Al
The decrease of robberies also
led to a decrease In assaults be-
cause most robberies lnvotve as-
saults and are therefore con-
nected, Birney sald.
Natlonwide. violent crime -
murder, rape. robbery and as·
sault -dropped 1.4% compared
to 2001.
Former Costa Mesa Police
01.ief David Snowden, who re-
tired from his job on Friday, said
the improvement In 2002 was a
result of hard work on the part of
all or his officers. ·u was also because of the
rapport the department had
been able to build with the com-
munity and the wonderful part·
nerships we had." he said.
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A swinging read on a
secret scene
Wow. Great article on the swing
scene rswing shift," June 9). The
wonderful world of the Lindy Hop
in Orange County has been the
best-kept secret~d. It's so
good to see WOJ'trletmlg out.
I discovered swfJ>g about two
years ago when the live "big
bands" played al Birraporerti's in
Costa Mesa on Monday nights and
have been having the time of my
life dancing ever 'ince. As a
40-something woman, I have really
been happy to see how many men
-of a certain age -are learoing
to swing dance. Guess in their
wiser years, the guys are figuring
out that there are a lot of fun and
enthusiastic women out there who
love to dance (and, of course, we're
all gorgeous).
What a shame that, since the
demise of Birraporerti's. \here is no
where to swing on a regular basis
m Costa Mesa or Newport Beach. I
keep hoping 1he Pavilion (which ic,
a hi tori<. swing spot) will open up
its great up!.ta1rs dance Doo\ ... or
1hat the dance club they keep
1allcing ahou1 building across from
friangle Squa1e will have a swing
nigh• or two. A.!> for now. anyone
in1ere.s1ed in dancing 10 something
other than dt!>CO. you can check
ou1 the ho1 Undy Hop spots m
Orange County on
www.swingi11fo.com .
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i ong, left, spins his partner, Kathy Wilmes, during their beginning Lindy Hop swing dance class.
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All you have to have is a young
heart, wWing 1>p1rit, and abiJiry 10
have lotc; of fun because -believe
me -you will.
KARE GRAMS
Costa Mesa
Does somebody have a
problem with redheads?
I don't see how Newport Reach
Ciry Councilman John Heffernan
can question the judgment or the
statement made by feUow
Councilman Dick Nichols when
he gives an analogy that infers
ta
\fY
that "redheads" are ~omehow
tainted! "!l's like saying I 'iaw you
come out of Lhe Four Sea,011.., in
the morning with a redhead " My
wife il> a redhead and <t wry nice
lady. As far as I kJHm .. .,ht' 11a.,
never even been to the rour
Seasons in Newport Beach. and I
am sure she wouldn't go 1here
with a politician.
Statements like thi~ show a'
much insensitivity and !.horl
sightedness as the statem ent
made by Nichols. It seems they all
sho uld pay more auenuon to
their public statement ...
STEVE VELASCO
Cos ta Me!>a
Not happy with Nichols
as a councilman
I am embarrassed that Dick
Nichols is my representative in
Corona del Mar. He doesn't know
what's going on in the city council
meetings. let alone what goes on
111 the planning commission.
GAREESMITH
Corona del Mar
L.A. brings hope to
Orange County
I feel that L.A.'s interest in
building an airport at El Toro will
provide some hope for
Newport-Mesa, and I am happy
that it has come up again.
My outrage at south Orange
County's vindictive fight against
an airport is unfathomable, when
then~ is such a large buffer zone
a round the propoM•d site. John
Wayne is so close to homes and
bu .. mes-.es, and if there is no
hope fur an El 1oro airport, there
will be more demands made 10
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expand John Wayne in a few
years.
They speak of their quality of
life -what about our!.? Their
reasons (excuses) never
impressed us, and now that 14
Orange Counry cities have gouen
on the bandwagon 10 make their
opinions heard, I hold out hope
that an FJ Toro airport wiU
become a reality.
ELEANORE TRIGHER
Costa Mesa
El Toro is there, so we
should use it
I am thoroughly m favor of
using El Toro as our airport. We
need it. it's there, why not do it.
And by the way. I voted for the
airport.
MARYANN BARNETT
Newport Beach
READERS RESPOND
Residents show
support for hotel
AT ISSUE : Plans for a hotel at
the Marinapark site on the
Balboa Peninsula.
I strongly support the hotel that will
possibly go in at Marinapark. Please
hurry up and build it. I think it wiU just
brighten up the peninsula and will be
something we will be proud of.
HEIDI OLSEN
Balboa Peninsula
I am calling in favor of the Regent hotel. I
think It wouJd be a great improvement for
that area. I am very much in favor of it.
MARGARET HUNT
Balboa Island
ln respon~e to lhe Communiry
Com.rnenLary. "Residents who know about
Regent's plan wiU suppon it." I am now
ashamed to admit that I was once a
Greenlight supponer. evtm though my
ideological instincts warned me again't it.
I had no idea that a well-meaning law
would morph into an activist poli1icaJ pany.
I have invesugated the Regent plan and
found 11 the kind of development l'Ven the
slow-growther.. would embrace. I wonder if
Tom BiJUng... and the GreenLight Steering
Comminee. with all their decepllom., realize
the damage they are doing to intelligent and
slow development in Newpon Beach.
lf they keep this up. anything
Greenlightcro, ..ay wiJJ be rejec1ed out of
hand.
STEVE LEACH
Newport Beach
ln my more than 50 years as a re..ident of
Newpon Bead1. I have seen many changes.
Steve Sutherland's plans for a hotel can only
add 10 the enhancement of this beautiful ciry.
<;..~ ~
MARTHA HENDERSON
Newport Beach
11
" QUOTE OF THE DAY
"When {Josh Bradbury
is J up at the plate,
stops and watches."
John Emme, CdM basebaH coach
Dally Pilot Sports Edftor Ric"-d Dunn: (949) 574-4223 • Sports Fax: (949) 650-0170
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
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Wednesday, June 18, 2003 A7
Presenting the best of Newport-Mesa for 2003, as selected by the Daily Pilot
STORY BY BARRY FAULKNER• PHOTO BY SEAN HILLER
ot so long ago, Corona
del Mar High junior
Josh Bradbury settled
for hitting the ball
over the net. Now,
however, the former junior tennis
player-tu!}led Sea King slugger
prefers thumping baseballs over the
fence, a feat he performed twice as
often as any other Newport-Mesa
player this spring.
•••
"When he's up at the plate, the whole
dugout stops and watches," CdM Coach
John Emme said of his powerful and versatile
star, who tops the Daily Pilot's 13·player
AD·Newpon·Mesa Dream Team as Player of
the Year.
Bradbury. a third baseman and pitcher
who is becoming increasingly familiar 10
Southern California professional scouts.
bashed I 0 home runs this season. nearly
35% of the total produced by the entire
Dream Team roster (29). His 39 hits, 32 runi.
and 21 extra·base hits were also tops among
Newpon·Mesa batsmen. while his 28 RBis
ranked second.
ln addition. the repeat Dream Team
i.election forged a 4·2 pitching record with a
3.44 ERA and struck OUI 41 in 39 innings. He
earned his team's biggest win on the mound,
going 6Yl innings in a 4·3 triumph at Temple
City in the second round of the OF Southern
Section Division rv playoffs.
Having helped lead the Sea Kings to the
P.clcific Coast League championship. he was
voted league MVP by the circuit's coaches.
CdM senior Nick ~. Costa Mesa senior
Nate Hunter and Sage Hill School junior Tim
Willdns are additional repeat Dream Team
honorees.
First·time selections are Todd Macklin.
GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
Nick Palchikoff. Barren Sprowl and Blake
Contant from Corona de! Mar. the Costa
Mesa trio of Justin Peterson, Nate Hunter
and Roben Rodriguez. as well as Newpon
Harbor's Joe Cantaiella and Sage Hill's Zach
Friedrichs.
Karpe, the Sea Kings' designated hiner,
clouted five home runs and produced 22
RBLs. while fashioning a .375 average (35 for
95). He scored 20 runs and added seven
doubles. The second-team AJJ·Pacific Coast
League performer plans to play next season
at Irvine Valley College.
Hunter. the Mustangs' field leader from
behind the plate, hit .346 with one homer, 17
RBis. 15 runs and six stolen bases. His 26 hits
included four doubles and one criple and he
struck out only four times this season.
The Daily Pilot's Dream Team for
high school baseball rs (back row.
from left) Tim Wilkins of Sage Htll,
Blake Contant of Corona del Mar.
Todd Macklin of Corona del Mar.
Josh Bradbury of Corona def Mar.
Zach F nedrichs of Sage Hill.
Robert Rodnguez of Costa Mesa,
Barrett Sprowl of Corona del Mar.
Keith Long of Corona def Mar.
(front row. from left)
Willdns, a pitcher and middle infielder,
helped the Ughming earn its first trip to the
CIF Southern Section playoffs in only the
program·s second varsity season. A two-time
Nate Hunter of Costa Mesa.
Nick Karpe of Corona def Mar.
See DREAM TEAM, Pase AS
Joe Cantarella of Newport Harbor,
Nick Palch1koff of Corona del Mar
and Justin Peterson of Costa Mesa
LlmE LEAGUE BASEBALL
Sweet start turns sour as
• anners
CMALL champions see 3-0
lead vanish in 6-4 loss to
Robinwood squad Tuesday.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pitot
HUNTINGTON BP.ACH -Not having
played in 10 days. Coat.a Mesa American
Uttle Leque Mariners Mana.get Phil Sq·
by attempted to recharge bis team by gtv·
tng them candy ban before Tuesday'•
opening-round clash qainst the Robln-
wood Red Sox 1n the majon dMalon of
the Dila'id 62 'IOumalllellt of <llamplom.
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sweet tate of victory -a M decision at
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pa.Ji in Irvine until about 2 p.m. 1\taday.
Bagby said.
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rough seu 1n the bottom of the M'OOd,
when the Red~ who ftnitbed *1CJDd m
their d.Msln, tied the pme. 3-3.
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Al Wednesday, June 18, 2003 SPORTS
PHOTOS BY SEAN HILLER I DAILY PILOT
Estancia High football players, working under first-year coach Craig Fertig, try to improve their agility during a recent spring drill.
Eagles work hard, have fun
Fertig initiates
attitude adjustment
at Estancia, where
players crave a
winning mentality.
Steve Vir1en
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -By the time
the Estancia I ligh football team
e nded spring practice Saturday,
the Eagles still seemed full of
life. This. after enduring a rig-
orous workout schedule the
past lhree weeks. This, after be-
ing challenged to deliver all-out
effort during every minute
spent with the E.stancia coach-
ing staff.
There are several reasons
why the hstancia football play-
ers are so filled with energy,
namely Craig Fertig. the
school's new coach. Fertig has
taken a novel and aggressive
approach when dealing with
the Eagles. He has urged his
players to intensify their work
ethic with the promise there
will be room for fun along the
way. There might even be room
for wins. too.
Lineman Ian Morton gives his best effort on the blocking sled.
·1 sense that they have been
embarrassed for the past two
years and they are so eager to
get back to success," Fertig
said. "They are working so
OPENER
Continued from A7
by's second RBI single of the
game to plate first baseman
Ryan Boulger. Boulger knocked
in Gute for the Mariners' first
run and also scored in the first
inning on a Bagby single.
Catcher and leadoff hitter
Olris Gute lined a two-out sin-
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hard. You have to have pride to
play this game and I think
these guys have a tremendous
amount of pnde."
During the first wel·k of
spring practice. which started
May 27, Fertig took his players
on a field trip. Fertig, who was
an assistant coach on two na-
tional championship teams at
USC and a former head coach
at Oregon State, arranged for
the Eagles to watch the frojans
football team practice. For
good measure, USC Coach Pete
gle down the fir'>t -ba.,e line in
the sixth. Boulg_er hit a chopper
back to the pitcher. who over·
threw the third baseman in al·
tempt to get the sliding runner.
Gute went 2 for 3 with a walk
while Mike Molina singled,
wallced and plated Boulger in
the firs t.
Gute smothered many pitch
es in the din and kept several
balls in front of him. With a
runner sprinting toward the
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Carroll spoke wilt! the Estancia
playe~. as did Bruce Matthews,
a former USC Alf-American
longtime All-Pro offen.s1ve hne ·
man with the I louston Oilers
and Tennessee Titans, who
o;poke of the importance of ac-
ademics.
"Our guy'> were really en-
thused before and after that
trip," Fertig said. "Seeing is be-
lieving. They listen to me, but
when they really see football.
that makes a difference. I
wanted them 10 'iee the prac-
plate in the fifth, Gute raced to
the backstop to retrieve a wild
pitch and nipped to Molina.
who made the tag on the slid-
ing runner.
"IGute) 1., a workhorse be-
hind the plate," Phil Bagby
'laid.
Molina pitched the final
three innings in relief of starter
Adam Gardner and struck out
three. including two to e nd the
third inning when the Red Sox
had runners at first and second
with no outs.
Gardner played for the An·
geb during the regular season,
but was called in to fill the 12-
man roster. He struck out two
in two innings.
Mariners pitche rs issued six
walks while the Red Sox al-
lowed only two.
Four of the eight Mariners'
hits came in the first inning
while the Red Sox used four of
their nine hits to score three
runs in the fourth.
tice and the speed.
"Our colors are the same as
USC." Fertig continued. "We're
going to be the mini Trojans.·
Throughout spring practice,
the Eagles have taken advan-
tage of other changes. includ·
ing a revamped weight room.
Fertig said Tustin Coach Myron
Miller, the former Costa Me~
head man, donated 'iome extra
weights.
Fertig also said spring prac-
tice began with 19 players. but
increased to 55 before Satur·
day, when the Eagles went
through drills and a rugby-type
game in front of their parents.
On Friday, the players had a
draft to make up teams for Sat·
urday's game. They even ere·
ated scouting reporti. on each
other, m ost of which were in
jest.
"We're having fun,· Fertig
said. "We're going to work hard,
too:
During Saturday's game. <,en
ior quarterback Brad Young
showed his strong arm and
above-average c;crambhng
slcills. Throughout the three
weeks. senior Mike Cahill
played tailback with the first·
team offense.
Cahill, Young a nd '>enior
Bubba Kapko agreed that atti·
tude. organization and work
ethic have all improved from
last year.
HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL
CdM's Bradbury
showcase bound
IRVINF. -Corona del Mar I Ugh
junior Josh Bradbury, the New-
pon -Mesa Dream Team Player of
they Year and P.dcifiC Coast l.eague
MVP this spring. has been se-
lected to represent Southern Cali-
fornia in the California Baseball
Coaches Association Junior State
All-Star Showcase, Friday through
Sunday at UC Irvine.
Games against the top junlors
from Nortbem California Friday
and Saturdl!}'. at 7..J!:m.,. with
Sunday's finale scheduled for 11
a m. Bradbury made the esd-
mated 20-player roster from
neady 200 who tried out last
weekend.
BRIEFLY
• oz1er earns
high tribute
UC Irvine runner
named an academic
All-American.
UC Irvine senior track and
field star Darrell Tozier has
been named first-team Verizon
Academic All-Amet1can.
He becomes the first UCI stu-
dent-athlete selected to the first
team since Omar Amr (water
polo/swimming) in 1996-97.
Nominee requirements in-
cluded: being first-team Aca-
demic All-District; a starter or
lmportarlt reserve; at least a
3.20 cumulative GPA; and at
lea.st sophomore standing.
Voting is conducted by the
College Sports Information Di-
rectors of America
Tozier, a first-team Verizon
Academic All-District VITI selec-
tion in May, graduated from
UCI Saturday with degrees in
English and history.
Tozier won the 800 meters at
the Big West Conference Olam-
plonships in May for the sec-
ond time In three years, fin-
i'ihed sixth in the 800 at the
NCAA West RegioJlal Champi-
onships at Stanford. His top
time of 1:49.27, which he ran at
the Occidental College lnvlta·
tional May 10, is fourth best in
UCI history.
Tozier also won the 800 me-
ters at the California/Nevada
DREAM TEAM
Continued from A 7
first -team All-Academy
'ielection, he hit .400 with two
homers, 14 RBis and 35 runs.
I lis 28 hits included seven
doubles and one triple and he
was 11 for I I in s tolen-base
attempts.
In addlrion to his bat. Willcins
also chipped in on the mound
for fi rst-year coach Bert
Emerson. He fanned 54 in 36¥1
innings, compiling a 5-2 record
and a 3.44 ERA with one save.
Friedrichs, a senior pitcher
and shortstop, was a dominant
force for the Lighllling this
spnng. His 33 RBis led all
Newport-Mesa hiners and
nearly half of hjs 3 1 hits were
for extra bases. His one homer.
11 doubles and one triple
helped him produce a .443
average. I le was also perfect on
12 stolen-base anempts and
scored 29 runs.
On the mound, the first-team
All -Academy League performer
produced a 2·4 record that
belied the rest of his numbers.
I lis ERA was 2.24 and he fanned
58 in 50 innings. yielding only
36 hits. Also the quarterback of
the football team, who played
soccer in the winter. Friedrichs
said he plans to play football
and baseball at Whittier
College.
Peterson. a junior left-hander,
was the Mustangs' ace in his
first varsity season. I le was 5-4.
but his performance was
worthy of better, an argument
supported by his 2.57 ERA. He
struck out 77 in 65~ innings. He
was a second-team All-Golden
West League choice.
Mack.tin and Cantarella. both
juniors. were also stalwarts on
the bump for their respective
teams, while Contant, another
junior. is also recognized
foremost for his pitching
exploits.
Macklin, who ~one of
the Sea Kings' two postseason
victories, finlshed 6-2 with one
save and a 2.03 ERA He struck
out41ln51~ innings, while
walking just 14. Pitching was
Olampionships and UCJ's
Spring Break Invitational this
season.
CdM baseball academy
•The first 50 applicants ages
IO· 14 will secure spots in the
Corona del Mar Hlgh Fall Base·
ball Academy, scheduled Sept. 8
through Nov. 5. Mondays and
Wednesdays from 3:30 to 5:30
p.m.atCdM.
CdM Hlgb Coach John Emm~
heads the instructional staff,
that also includes former major
leaguer Jeff Gardner, an Estan-
cia High and Orange Coast Col-
lege product, Newport Harbor
High Coach Joel Desguin, CdM
assistant Steve Foreman, as well
as various high school, commu-
nity college, college and profes-
sional players.
The academy will focus on
improving hitting, pitching
fielding and the m ental ap·
proach to the game, with an
emphasis on fundame ntals.
The cos t is $450 per player,
which includes Sea King hats,
T-shirts. as well as personalized
videotaping.
Players will be divided ac-
cording to ability level and the
staff emphasizes the camp is for
kids who are senous a bout im-
proving. CIF rules prohibit
ninth grad ers from attending.
For information, phone Emme
at (7 14) 424-7575 (ext. 4002).
not his o nJy mode of support,
however. as he hh .Z89 with four
homers, 21 RBis and 29 runs.
I le al~o had six doubles and
patrolled center field with
aplomb, en route to lirst·tearn
All -PCL recognition.
Emme said Macklin could be
one of the dominant pitchers in
Orange County next season.
Cantarella was another who
suffered from a lack of support.
Despite compiling a 3.28 ERA in
70'1. innings, he had to settle for
a 4 -8 record with one save. He
also hit a team-leading .3 14 for
Coach Joel Desguin's Tars. on
the way to first-team All-Sea
View honors in hJs first varsity
season.
Contant made the most of his
37 'I· innings. producing a 5-1
record and one save to go with
his 3.72 ERA. lie &truck out 41
and, along with Bradbury and
Macklin, form a rotation
capable or propelling the Sea
Kings deep Into the postseason
in 2004.
Long. a four-year varsity
starter at shonstop. earned
first-team All-PCL distinction
and also represented the Sea
Kings in the Orange County
All-Star Game. He hit .356 with
one home run, 19 RBis and 25
runs. His 32 hits Included 10
doubles and a triple, primarily
from the lea.doff spot. He is
receiving recruiting Interest
from USC. Long Beach State,
Arizona State and Orange Coast
College, among o thers.
Rodriguez hit .500 in league
to garner first-team
AU-Golden West recognition.
Overall. he hit .397 (31 for 78)
with one hom er. 12 RBis, 14
runs and four doubles.
Adding to the wealth of
talented returners at CdM next
year will be juniors Palchikoff
and Sprowl.
Palchikoff. a left fielder. hit
.373 with four home runs. 19
RBis, 24 runs and five stolen
bases. He was a first-team
all-league honoree.
Sp.rowl. wj:to was, arguably,
the best glove ln the infield at
first base, bit .368 with 15 RBis.
17 nms and nine doubles. He
was a eecond-team all-league
pick.
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Probale Code aedlofl
9100 The time for littng
claims Wiii noc eicpq
befofe tour moncns from
the heaMil date nocioed
l.boYe YOU MAY EXAMINE ltle
file kepi by Ille COUit If
'fOAJ are a P«10ll
inteiested lfl ltle estate.
yo1J may tile Wlltl tne
COUf1 I ~ IOI
Speaal NoOc:e (IOml DE·
1 ~) ol the liltng ol "' inventory and appraltlJ
ol estate aseeta 01 of any
petition OI account II
provided 111 P10b119
Code Secbon 1250 A ~ for SpecaaJ Notice !onn IS IV8 liable
ITOm ltwl COUit def1I
AllClrMy for PelltlOnM BOHM. FRANCIS,
KEGEL & AGUILERA. LLP
JEFFREY R MATSEN
JULIE WAHLSTEOT
695 TOWN CENTER DA , -700
COST A MESA. CA
92626 0Sf17~ 06/2~ a.549204f ~~A lo1UA DAILY PLOT
......... ..,.
Commenh wlll be
accepttd on the Coal for
fotly·ftve ('5) d1y1
from the date of this
Notic:e Comment& t in
bt forw11ded to Coty of
Co1t1 Meu at the •bow
1t1t1d address or to the
Stitt of Celifornta
091>11tment of lrens·
portatlon, Oostric:t 12,
3337 M1th•lson Or1v1.
Suite CN380, lrv1ne, CA
92612·0661. Attn . Dis·
l1k:t Local Aulst1nc1
Cn1lneer
01t1d at Costa Mesa.
Cellfornia, th11 12th dey
of June 2003 /t/,
CxecuUve Oor1cto1, Crty
of Co1ta Meu.
Published Newport
B11ch·Cost1 ~SI 011ly
Pilot June 18, 2003 Wl93
SUP8IOI COUit Of c.uc..
COlllTY Of hip
J41 n. Cly""'*' Or.p, CA tn68, -.....1-11ctc.e.
PmnOllOf
~..., ...
fOI CHAMGI Of MAii
OIDll TO SNOW CAUSI fOI
awt510fUll
Wlllll&A21tSJO
TO ALL INTERESTED
PERSONS
I Petitioner 01bor1h
Joy B1~er filed a pehl1on
with this court for a
decree chana'"& names
u follows Debor ah Joy
Baker to Debor ah Joy
2 IHE COURT ORDERS
that all persons 1nte1
n ted 1n lhos matte< shill
1ppear before this court
al the he.rona 1nd1cated
below to show cause 11
1ny why the pet111on for
thanae of name should
not be ar 1nted
NOTICE OF HEARING
01te 7 15 03 Tome 2 00
pm Dept L73
Tiie 1ddreu of the court
I\ um• IS noted above
3 A copy of lhl\ Order
lo Show cause shall be
pubhshed at lent once
each wee~ for four
successive weeks P"O'
to the dare Ht for
hearon11 on the pet11ton
on the follow1na news
PIPf< of &eneral ClfCU
l1t1on pronted on this
county Newport Buch
Cosla Meu Oaoly Pilot
Oote1 JUN OS 2003
Morlerle Lolrd (Grle t , JUO~l Of THI SU,l-
IUOa COUU
Published Newport
Buch Cost• Mesa 011!y
Plot June 11 18 2~. July
2 1003 Wl88
thet th• undttal&n•d will F1brlcetlon, Int . David ... S...... hied wtth the County Hanun R1con1 USA.
••II 11 public 1ucuo11, Nauyen CFO Aeeoun· The followtnfl persons Clerk of Otan11• County 3726 8 Santi ft VIII•&•
pursuant to Section lint d b i on 05/28/0l Or . South Conl Metro 21700 of the Bus1n1n This stet1m1nt was •,re 1 °'"1 us ness 15 200Stt4t0U CA 92704
end Profeulonal Code. flied with lh• County c!r.~n~ll.He~~~~ g:,~ 011ly Piiot June '· 11. RachHI Riehl 3/16 a
the followln& dtsc:rlbtd Clerk of Oran&• County Street. Sant. Ana 18, ~ 2003 Wl83 Santi Fe 11111111 01
properly to wot OAHICL on05/19/03 Cehfornll 92707 South Cout Metro lA
ROARK I 61 Rtf . body 200Ht4S20t Che1yl Caroline Dison flctlM..... 9Z704 board, painllnas, boau, Delly Pilot June 18 25 413 WHI Curte StrMI ... S...... Tt11s bus1ntu ,, '"" Ille lollowon1 peisons
mtsc JASON CARROLL July 2, 9, 2003 W191 Santi An1 Caltforn11 lht follow1n1 p1uon1 dutlad by in ond1v•dual ',.'c"R dru,•n1 but"ooo"es:_ •tr:_ f ·2' Sll.11 & boots, 92707 Have you s111ted do•nc 'nen .><>U"
tlothn comp equip, ~...... ThlS bullnns 11 con are doon1 buawius " bullnns yell Ho Coot Ori•• Apt W 103 ska teboerd. cooler 11-r.......-...... The Hospital Croup RachulRtehl Cod• Me~ CA92626 --ducted by an 1nd1vldual 2621 S Bristol f'J/)7 Thll •latement "'" Arrna~do Ca11nd<i wtt&hh, misc The follow1n1 ,.,sons Have you atartad doona S1nt1 Ana C1hforn11 filed with lht Count• Poybtl 1000 South Silt will be by com· ate dolna buiinHs 11 bu11ntu yet' 92704 ' c. 1 r. •ftt win, petltlve blddinc (wr11t1n NORTH STAR TRADING Yu 12/21198 Cler.._ ol Or1n1e County I o.t• '" ....., ~ snled bid• maw be CO 1001 7 Ch 1 C 1 0 Al•n Charin SchwarU on 06106103 Cost• Meu CA 92626 , .. W I th St . ery aro me 1son 2626 Bnswooo. Hew 20036,,7242 Thi\ busontn " cun
submitted in advance) Suitt S. Co1h Meu CA T,hll statement wu port Boch. Cahtornta 0 ,,1• Ptlot June 11 18 du,led by in individual on the 2nd day of July 92627 filed with the County 9?660 '
•I 2.00 P M. 11 \he Roy C. Wnllake, 1800 Clerk of Or•nae County Tllll bu11nus " <on 25· July 2 200l WISA bu~~~='~oyueN~~ed "0'"1
premises where said Park Newport #202, on 06/06/03 ducted by 1n mdMdu•I fktttlllt..... Armindo c Royb•I
property has been Newport Buch, CA 200J6t4720t Have you \tlrled ooona .._S..........__. 11"' sUttm~rH wn
stored and which fl 92660 Oaoly Pilot June 11. 18 bus1nenyet>No --loled w•th !ht C<.ounly
loe1ted at AYRES SELF Ch1rlotte Jaynt Drake, 24 July 2. 2003 Wl85 Alan c Schwartz Tht followona P•"on\ Clerk of Or '"i• County
SlORACC, 7012 Ernest 1800 Puk Newpo•t flcttllmlllsiita 1111, •tatement ,.15 ire do1ne bu••neu u on06 06103 Ave Hunt1n1ton Buch, t202, Newport Buch filed with the County I Abode App111S1I Se••1t 1200,.947323 Ca (714) 8'8 731' CA92660 ... S..... Clerk ol Or1n1e County 0 986 Bay\•dt Cu•• (1111, P1iol June II 18
landlord reserves the This business •• con The foltowona persons on OS 21 -03 West Newpo11 Buch 6 Jul 2 2003 w187 tliht to bid at the ule ducted by a 1ene111 ire doona business as 200J6t,SSJO C1llforn119?660 ___ 1 _____ _
Purchases must IHI made partnership MY CARACE 274 VK&lnll Oaoly Pilot May 28 June Ke•on 0 H1n "'" 986 ~
by CHh •nd Plld f~ at Have you 1ta1ted do1na Place Costa Men CA 4 11 18 1003 Wll8 Bayside Con Wut
the hm• of purchase All businen yet' No 926?1 Newport Btoth Ctl•
purctrued 1oods 1re Roy c Westlake Sun Kloman 274 forn1a 9Z6()()
sold n '' and must be This slltement wu V1ra1n1a Place Cost• ....-4 Tll1• bu•1no• " <on des.SW
iemoved at time of sale. foled with the County Meu, CA 92627 .,.. ducted by In 1nd1•1du1I
Sale Is sub1act to Clerk of Oran1e County Thi• busmen 11 con la ..... Hue rou sllrted ao1n&
cancellatton tn the event on 05/23/03
of settlement between 200J6t457'4
landlord ind obh&al•d Dilly Piiot May 28. lune
party 4, II, 18, 2003 Wl76 Pubh1hed on 06/18/03
and 06125103 ...... lesittu
Au,t 1onu 1 W1nda ... S......
Norton Bond • S 400·
1684 Phone <71'> 8'8·
7314
Ayru Sall Stora1e
Resident Man1ae11
Publ1Shed Newport
Beach Cosll Mesa Daily
Pilot June 18. 25.
2003 Wl92
FldltlMt.lleu
"-*-' lhe follow1n1 pt1sons
The follow1n1 persons
1re do1n1 bus1neu as
BC Sy•tems 820 C1h
f~noa St . Hunt•natofl
Beach, CA 92648
Charmaine S1nto\
Bur1on10 820 Cahfornoa
St.. Huntonaton Buth
CA 92648
This businen Is con
ducted by an 1nd1v1dual
Have you started do1na
business yet' Yes 05/0!i,
2003 I Chaomatne Santo\
STARTING
ANEW
BUSINESS?~
are do1n1 bu11n1ss u
REM APPRAISAL SER·
\llCE 24232 hlloe
Court L.tauna N1auel.
Cahfo• noa 92671
Bu•aon10 •
This statement "" 1 filed with the Cou•I! y
Clerk of 01 anae Counlt
1 on 0!°>112103
200J6U02 I
• • • • • • • • • • Robert Mccosker
24737 hhoe Court
Laaun1 N1auet C•hfo1n1a
92677
Thi\ bu\1nts\ ,, . con
ducle<J by an 1nd1v1du1I
H•vt you started doonr
business yet' Yes 01
03 OJ
Robert MtCo\ker
This sl1lement wn
foled with tht County
Clerk of Or•nae County
on 05 'JI) 03
20036946'91
Daily Pilot June 4 11
18 25 1003 Wl82
FidttiM-...U ,._s.......,
The followon& persons
lft do1n11 busintH u
H & H Peflect1on F 1b
rocatoon Inc 726 W
N1cotn Ave Onn1e CA
9?868
H & ti Perhctoon
F abrocatoon Inc (CA)
726 W Ntcoln Ave ..
Ouna• CA 92868
TlllS bus1nns IS con
Oaoly Pilot June 11 18
25. July 2. 2003 Wl90
RcffM IWltls
llmeS........,
The follow1n11 persons
•rt doina bus1neu as
a) The Compu ltr
Handyman b ) Compute•
Handiworks c J Polarom
Tech d) P•li"m I eth
notoa1es 3100 Ou•tll
Line Apt 4 Fullerton
C1hf()fn1a 92831
Edward B•y\on Bon
ner 3100 Qulfll l 1nt
Apt 4 fullerton C111
lorn•• 92831
Thll bus1neu 1\ con
dutltd by an ond1¥1du;I
Ha•e you \tar ltd do•na
t>usoneu yet' Yes 11
20 1992
Edward Bryson Bonner
This statement wn
filed with the County
Clerk of Onn1e County
on 0!°>/19/03
How to Place A
The legal Dtpanmmr at rl1t Dail> />1/.ot 1I pkaJtd tu .i1111011lllf ..i nn. rrz :.r
nou• at·a1lablt to ntu bwmmn
\rt· will nou• SEARCH rht name for ](JU ar TIO exrr.1 , hargt. ,mJ i.11 r wu 1hr
tJmt 1md rhr trip to 1ht Court House in Santa Ana. Thm, of co1mr. ,1fur rht
starch II compkud wt u•i/I fik your firrmouI brmnm namr 1wrm1t111 uuh 1hr
Counry Clerk, publ1Jh ona a wrrk for fo ur u•erkj .1J rrqu1rrd by l111. und th('17 /ilt
your proof of publ1cat1on wtth rht Count) Clerk
Pkasr stop b; to fik your fimuous bwmm stattmmt .it thr D.11/i Pt!"r 330 U
Bay St, Coua Mna lf1ou 1.innornop b;. pka.u 1ull w .it !NY 64.!--1',! I .Jr.d:.. r
ru// maltt a"angrmmN for wu to handk this proadurt b; m.id
If you should han an:~ furrhtT qurmom. pk.ist '11// Uf ,rr;d 11 t "zl! br morr tl•.i"I
glad to a.sstSI _YOU. Good luck in .'IO"' nru busmtss'
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By Phone
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Hours
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Costa Mesa. CA 92627
At "lewpon Blvd & Ba) St
Wedne<>day ........... Tue-.day 5·00pm
Thursda~ ...... Wednesday S:OOpm
Fnday .................. Thu Nia~ 5 OOpm
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ditfowtn 949 6.11 IWl
TlfStin Ranch
fUST1N HR1S f dbulotJ<.
cu<>lon1 home Laree yatd
libr ... y be<IUliful IJ•l<hupe.
'.>tw J !lb.l on wt~ sa<
utt ... fod "' $1 IH><XXl by lllf' Sutton l'..roop
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RURAL PROPERTY
FOR SALE
Ranches/farms/
Country Property 5915
ARIZONA llST IARGAIH,
36 aun $74.900
Horde" Stale l •nd
Beautiful rMlCh 11 Wlum5./
r••l!)tatt o11u. f>e'fect
6 I 00 cWnotle Spectxular
m<iontatn views. AHordallie
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l~w .i..,, rr11v11•· th~t
c.onl1arhH\ 1oc lu<lf"
lhr11 lotPll\f' numll,.,
on all adv"ftr<.111p You
can • hMk th~ .1.1tu
of you• 11< "n"•d
lon t r1llor 1 1
ww w t•lh ca 11nv nr
800 J?l 1.'>l A Unh
Cftnsed contractor\
t1k1ne 1obs lhat
toh l lrn than s~oo
111u•I state In lh•tr
adYl'rlt,tmrnt\ lh~I
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by the Contraclor\
St.1lr l K.enw Board
Additions&
Remodeling
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1ble rales. ?O•Yrs [•p
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on "--'*a of yox i-oroH-
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(ompu'"lr ~"""'' & IS ,_, .. , Po<""'
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949-541-19'7
& •USINISS •Cl'AllH
Ui>afldt'\ Repairs of
COffic>uler Network' r v•n•nr/Weehen<h
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for QUlllty s.fYK
949 ... 36-1175
714-92'-4221
COflal9 & lllllllly
l nc:k tlodi st-r1to Colla .... Patio, Or_,
f wtplc, 88Q Ref's 25Yrs
hp. ,. 71 4 557·7594
c-... Cemtonl-k, 8rkl1, Tile
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too 1m1ll 714 615-9062
s-1 • ,.,_, pabo, pr~
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1111. pr1.a. $1Ql/mo •
1 ...... ,_ apt. l*ll ~.
$10!/mo ~73 :IXJ9
1" Yeorfy "9 21r 210,
w/d. ht bum ctil, fp,
frnt i:aoo, $1990/mo 818
903·4« 15. 949·650-2$46
Bllboa Peninsula
31r, 210, Wolk to kh,
bay, qulel. tt•r. p1l10.
no/\mll/pel S2200m yrly,
949-i6J.1 !8>, pm 660-lS98
•Newly flemocl.&.4 • 38r, J8a Condo Steps lo
bHch, fp. 2 car car. SJmoo Blu 949 400 0471
Corona del Mar
UDO YEAltl Y llASI
& UDO SUMMD HOMES
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949-475-6161
Ilk Spacious lvn& rm,
fplc, hrd wd Ills. krt/don
lll t ll, n o /smk/pe t
SIOOOmo 949 &45 !>430
A STW Ill S 1095/Mo
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remodeled w/new appb,
u r pet & cer amoc Irle.
W/O 111~ @ uwt 0/W
& tna 28r s 1445 ea11
Lora 949-646-2224 or 714·
633 7':Hl No dor-
Oc•-view home, hahl. IBr 181, Sl4~/mo 146
airy, 2br 2ba p•ttO~. no Vllo Pelnt Drive, w/d,
smok/pet Quiel neitth 1t1tra1e a2en1 B•rbMa
$2450/mo 949 760 8217 Sw111dall 949 !iOO 1861 JOBS OFFERED
RESORT/
VACATION
PROPERTY
FORSAlf
Mountain
Property 5965
CostaMesa
SPACIOUS 2br I ba
•pin. WO. [Ml Sode
Co\tll Mna, No pt!\
949 574 5134
Lovefy Got ... C.....-tty
llr Ila Aft'. w/pvt &M
hoe, wa• to lro Sqo.e
S8951mo Wa ter huh
~od Kletn Miln~nt
871 104 11649 l • t 9?00
DUAi. MASTtll 2+2 m
Oil Bit 111 R•~/ov.en/dw,
UpMao 1.ov Piii& waler/
lra~o pd Sl.12!> AVM
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llMbor Blvd @ M811mac
Way UT4) 54) 044?
1'.W. 2Bt I B.a houses
lar9• 1 br 1 ba -it ... Domestic
....... PenlMulo point. c ..... t--N e .... elil n9/pett. L.llf)'NJ""''"
S 14SO 949-293-4631
2br I 5m twmTl rs ~
tb!9. p;ibo. COff¥TI pool
~ nu ~ & capet.
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Newport Benh Penon
$1400 $1950/mo •11 949-67J-7800
futbluff Jbr :?bd
townhome. 'l car 111aee
communoly pool A111
S2300mo 949 673 1800
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I cle•n & maonl•tn larae
home\ Cook drove •II
duhtn. elderly lo t h1td
care e.p 323 937 9038
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benel1ts/~od Ila"'"'& lmd
va<.atoon\ No e•p n« 1 877 3?9 !>768 ,,. , 1 ·11
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avu yard, fi.W w/d hlu4>5. Gohd. .......... ....-.
some ilPllk oncld $1!>7!> & Jba home. 2<-car tiat priv
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l •pr~~ I 800 8J'> l)ot71
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ondd utls. all new capeV le Pier. uimm pool '!Pl.
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Elec:trtcal Services
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