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Jun• CHa1rand1
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -For more than
20 years. the city has based Its airport
• policies oo the belief that someday
there would be two commercial ,airports
Jn.Orange Cowity.
That someday may never come.
(h the last few years, and especially in
the last few months, most people have
come to agree that prospects for an air-
Newport Beach officials have done what they could to assure that. no mat· and phone numbera for verification
ter what happens at FJ Thro, John ~rposea only.
Wayne Airport won't expand Into a
monstrous operation sending volumi-
nous flights over Its residents' heads at
all hoW'5 of the day and night. The city's
most powerful tool to assure this end
bas been the John Wayne Settlement
Agreement, a document that puts caps
on growth and flight Increases at the air-
port.
But that doculnent expires in 2015,
and afterward, no one knows what
might happen.
Newport Beach wants to take action
now. An Item likely to be approved by
the coundl at Its meeting tonight would
set in motion a process that could allow
the city to take over a number of d.Ufer-
ent county functions directly affecting
its borders, most notably John Wayne
Airport.
The city proposal would create a
HSpbere Issues Committee" composed
of Mayor Steve Bromberg and Council·
men Tod Ridgeway and John Heffernan.
the same people who as the Airport Pol-
icy Review Committee drafted the pro·
posal.
The new committee will request an
audience with county leaders in hopes
of sitting down and analydng some
county-run properties on and within
'Newport's bordets. The goal will be 10
Identify areas in which transferring con ·
ttol from the county to the city could
actually benefit both entities.
"I really look at this as a way of suting
down and looking at opportunities for
greater efficiencies: City Attorney Bob
Burnham said.
INSIDE
Readers respond to news of Newport
Beach'• plans. See Forum, Page A5.
The city's plan addresses major areas:
county-owned tidelands within New·
pon Beach, the Santa Ana Heights Re-
development Agency. the Coyote Can·
yon Landfill and. or course. John Wayne
Airport.
CLEAR UP THE COAST
The Coyote Canyon Landfill is the
most straightforward of all the propos·
als. The closed landfill produces poten-
tially hazardous methane gas, which the
county now maintains to assure the
SH PLAN, Pa11 A3
J udge to rule on
r~~enhanced rape This old, old house
harge for Haidl Newport officials
hear testimony on a
home that has
complaints going
back 42 years.
enhancement
bodily injury is
opped, assistant
f!llilieriffs son could
oid life·in prison. -.· ... • DHpa Bharath
Dally Pilot .~
.. SANTA ANA -A Superior
~. Q)Urt Judge said h~ will decide
:•• nen week whether to drop an
•••• enhanced charge against one
• • of the defendants in a gang
tape case that could detennine
If (he teenager would face life
in prison. lf convicted.
•• ,Cregory Haidl, the son or
Property owners on
the underground leg
of the Centerline
• • project question its
·:· usefulness to riders. ...
l>tlrdre Newman
Oal)y Pilot
Omnge County Assistant Sher-
i.ff Don HaJdl; Keith Spann; and
Kyle Nachreiner face 24 counts.
Haidl and Nachreiner face en-
hancements for allegedJy in·
Olcting great bodily Injury lo
the unconscious victim and us·
ing a deadly weapon -in this
case a pool cue -to sexually
assault her.
The three, students at Ran-
cho Cucamonga Htgh School.
will be trle~ as adults for the
July 6, 2001. incident thAt re·
portedJy happened In Don
Ha!dl's Corona del Mar home.
On Monday. anomeys for
Haidl and Nachreiner argued
See RAPE, Pa11 M
ronmental document for Cen·
terUne. which was held
Monday. The Orange County
Ilansportation Authority has
been gathering feedback on the
report, which delineates the
four main routes for Center-
Une as well as an option not to
build a light rail system.
The authority will vote on
the preferred route on Dec. 8.
The light rail is designed to go
from Santa Ana through Costa
Mesa to John Wayne Airport.
While city leaders prefer a
shon underground section
along Avenue of the Arts. some
whose property will be affected
Set RAIL, Pa11 M
THE VERDICT
DOUGLAS ZIMMERMAN I DAILY P1LOT
The house at 1918 Dover Drive is cluttered with brush. trailers and a car. At a public
hearing on Monday, one resident called rt •a constant, changing scene of debns."
June Cau1rand1
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -There
are tires on the roof. Construc-
tion debris liners the lawn, as
do lawn cha.In and an office
chair. A trailer parUd ln the ga-
rage protrudes out toward the
street Lumber. cooking pots,
buckets and electrical cords
have cluttered the lawn at dif.
ferent times. A row of old doors
lying on their sides creates a
makeshift fence
And the city can document
nuisance complaint~ about
1918 Dover Drive daung back
to 1961.
In a public hearing on Mon-
day, city officials heard testi-
mony from neighbors of the
home's resident. Elmer
Thomassen. And the No. 1
message from the seven neJ,tl·
bors who spoke at the hearina
was that enough Is enough.
-1 think it's gone on way too
long." said Laura Perry. a Prta·
cilla Avenue resident who de·
scribed the propeny as "a con·
stant, changing scene of
debris."
Thomassen. owner of the
propeny since 1959. told the
gathering in O ty Council
chambers that he has had serl·
ous health problems in recent
months. including lymphoma.
He arrived at the hearing in a
wheelchair and used crutches
to stand at the podium. Some
neighbors. however, said they
had seen him recently riding a
bicycle and engaging In other
See HOUSE, Pa11 M
An eye for a good line
Daily Pilot
AT A GLANCE
ON THE WEB:
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Thanksgiving Day. The
deadline for aubmlulons la
today. WEATHER ~
Foggy In the morning, but
mostly clear later on.
SeePqeA2
ROBERT
GARDNER
even Norman Roclcwell.
I'd aettJe ror being one
of those people at
COWlty fain who, with 8
rew Web of their
pencU. create a
paaable caricature. I
have 80 little talent at
drawing that Hangman
ii a challenge.
Portwl&tely, even It I
can't dra~ I haw had
the good fortune to
In Playboy. It features a group or .nudists;
and 1 am among them, hovering in the
baclcground. Reall.zl.ng It might be
awkward for a judge to have to explain
why he was appeartn1 nude in Playboy,
Dempsey considerately placed me behind
a tree whJch convenlendy abJelds my
private parts. lt'a a very funny cartoon, but
ol coune. 1 can't repeat the catch line in a
family newspaper.
b1 another cartoon, I am at the police
atadon In my bathrobe and pajama,
cJee.dy )laving been draaged out or bed by
a phone call. Df'* Shaw, wbo did the
cattooo. has drawn h1mMtf aa very muth
the wor1e for WMr, He hM bit arm around
me and aays. "NI-. hem wb9t. we're Solna
... VERDtCT. , ... A3
GIVING THANKS
What are you thankful for
this yeer7 Good haalth7
Family and frlendt7
Whatever It la, let ua know
by calllng (949) 842-06 or
' aending ua an .-mall at
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PfNae spell your name and
Include v<>ur hometown Ind
phone number.
The Piiot will run a
Mlecdon of~ rnponMll on
WATER SAFETY
Warnings are potted on
Newport'• beeches.
StePqeA3
SPORTS
UCl'I women'a l>Mbtball
flCN •touch challenge
agtlnst P9pperdlne.
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A2 Tundly, ~ 25, 2003
KIDS TALK BACK
They'd fly
south for
the winter
The Daily Pilot visited
Davis Education
Center and asked
students Jn Tara
Anderson's fifth-grade
class, 'What do you
thinJc it wouJd feel like
to be a turkey right
before Thanksgiving?'
"l'd reel really
scared and
probably have
bunetfUes in
my stomach
because people
eat rurlcey. I'd
probably run
~LMDIS,10
·rd be really
scared, becau~
Farmer
McNugge1 Is
really creepy. I
wouldn't want
to be killed. I
would want to
ltve:
LINDSEY LARSON, 11
"It would be
very scary.
because you
might die for a
feast. or sad.
because your
best rurlcey
friends might
dJe..
MATIHEW MARLOW. 10
·11 would be
scary, because
you could be
chosen to be
packaged and
sent 10 the
store."
CESILEE
MAZZA, 10
v! .. :-···'"· ... 1 ,),~ '. 1
i!J. '
riJ "i
"I would be
scared. because
I don't want my
head chopped
off and don't
want to be
anyone's dlnner
because l think
thats wrong.·
COOPlR SCOTT, 11
·11 would be
scaty. because I
might get eaten ..
the next day.
I'm not going to
ear turkey on
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-lntervinvs and photos
compiled by Marisa O'Ndl
ON CAMPUS
N Wtnl t '
IN THE CLASSROOM
KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT
Teacher Tara Anderson and student Cesilee Mazza. 10, look over a Thanksgiving poem the fifth-grader wrote at Newport Heights Elementary School.
Getting .a
bird's eye view
M1rl11 O'Neil
Daily Pilot
T =ta good week for
Apart from the couple of
lucky birds who got a
presldentialpardon. most will end
up on someone's dinner table.
With that in mind. students in
Tara Anderson's fifth-grade class at
Newport Heights Elementary School
took a walk ln the turkeys' shoes -
or feet, as the case may be -to get
ready for llwlbglvtng.
Andef'IOn started off the lesson by
reading •"IWu the N'agbt Befo~ ·
Thanbgivtng" by Dav Pilkey, a Jtory
about a group of chJJd.ren who vta!t
Students at Newport Heights Elementary
take a look at Thanksgiving from the
· turkey's point of view ·
old Fanner McNugget's turkey fann
on a school trip and liberate the
livestock. After reading the book.
Anderson told her students to write
a similar poem. patterned after
·~the Night Before Ouistmas,"
but write It from the turkey's
perspective.
Students sat at their desks,
scrlbblln3 away and trying out
rhyme achmlea on each other.
"So the farmer comes out, full of
surprises; He opens the pen .... •
10-year-old Matthew Marlow
started.
"He opens the pen, and the
turkeys .. ." IO·year-old Ellen
Landis offered. "What rhymes with
'eep'?"
"Heap?" Matthew said. "In the
heap.·
Across from Matthew, Anthony
Barbosa sighed heavily. twiddling his
pencil between his fingers.
"This Is so hard," he lamented.
MeanwhiJe, 10-year·old Hunter
SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
Mitchell struggled with his poem. He
turned to Anderson for some
guidance.
"Does this work? 'That day I was
shot,' and. like, l don't know,• he
said.
"Do you want to have a happy
endJng?" Anderson asked. "Or are
you gomg 10 be the dinner?"
Hunter answered without
hesitation.
'Tm going 10 be the dinner." he
insisted, then turned 10 a classmate.
"Are you going to have a happy
ending or gel shot7"
"Mmmm, • I I ·year-old Cooper
Scott pondered, his chin resting m
his hand. ·Happy,· he said
confidenlly.
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FRIDAY
peachea; and cttcm:. of milk.
The Munc:Nbt• Lunch Saled
contains toned greent, ctteny
tomatoes, crectera and
protein IOU"* luch P
c:heele, sunflower teed•. fruit
yogurt end honey-roasted
peanuts.
No child I• dlscrimln•t•d
•gain•t bee.use of rice, ••"'
color, n1tlon1I origin, ~· or }
di11blllty. If It I• bell•vMI •
Notd\Ool.
~ Mu~ Lund\ Salad; or
cttldten nuggeta; oom;
child h., be•n di•crimln•tMl
ag•ln•t, writ• immMJl•t•IY
to th• sec,.t•ry of
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WEATHER FORECAST
Patchy fog In the morning
and evening will reduce
vfaibility In places to a querter
of a mile. In between, lt11 be
moctty ct .. r. The light winds
wlll continue today, coming
out of tM eouthwfft at 10 mph
for a time In the afternoon.
northwut of San Nldlolaa
Island. The waves will be from
3 to 6 feet on a northwnt swen •
of 6 to 7 feet. At night, the wind :
wlll sladcen by five knou, but : ~
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W... wlndt wttl be from 10
to 16 knots on tM Inner waters.
The waVM wm be 2 feet or
emarter one weet swell of 3 to
6 feet. At nlghti the wind wlll
be out of tM northwnt before
becoming llght end v1r1ibte.
The cwell pk*a up by-foot.
Flrther out. • em•ll creft
ectvllory wlll be In effect.
~wlnde wlll be from
26 to 36 knoa. strono-t
J
th• waves and swell wlll •
Increase by a foot. J
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SURF ~ • The wrfwill be waist-high et:
IOUth-tadng brtakl .. the •
underwhelming .outhwut :
aw.II peekl. Ther9'1 nothing to :
apeek of It west·feclng brNkal •
unUIFridey. 1:
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Time tWght '
2:52 a.m. 2.06 fMt tow : t
9:14e.m. 7.1 fMttiigh : t
4:38 p.m. -1.43 fMt low :
11:36p.m. 3.891Mthlgh : • WATER TEMPERATUREi
flOdeg,....
Swimmers warned of high bacteria level
~o beaches are closed, but the Orange
County Healthcare Agency cautions that
many Newpo~ beaches may be unsafe.
DHpl Bh.,ath spedallat with the Orange
Dally Pilot Coow\ty Healthcare Agency.
NEWPORT BEACH -The
Orange County HeeJthcate Agen·
cy posted wam.lng signs at an un-
precedented number of local
beaches on Sunday to caution
the public about hJgh levels of
bacteria in the water pos&bly
caused by tide patterns. officials
said
Health oflk:ia.ls Instructed
Newport Beach Ufeg\W'd.s co
post the aJsns along the coast lace
Sonday morning after they got
back results of the water quality
tests. said Monk:a Mazur, envi-
ronmental health supervi.sing
"We don~ blow exactly what
caused the inaease ln the bacte-
ria 1evds In the ocean.· she sakl
The extremes in hJgh and low
tides this last week oould have
caused the pollution. Mazur saJd.
~e low tides ln partlcular
pull out waste matter from the
'Dllbert Owmel or the Santa Ana
River, .. she sak1.
Tue a1gns ha~ been posted an
the way from 500 feet north of
Magnolia Street ln Huntington
Beach through the mouth of the
Santa Ana River to 500 feet south or the Balboa Pier.
The Orange County Sanitation
Dlstrlcl will oontinue to draw wa·
ter u.mples from the beaches ftve
days ~ for testing. u they
normally do, Mazur aaJd.
"tUl the level ot bacteria goel
down to an acceptable level. the
signs will remaJn on the beach-
es: she l8ld.
The signs warn the public that
there could be bacteria ln lbe
ocean that could cause ga.stroln-
lestinal or captnatory diseases or
odier ln!ecdon, Mazur aid. N;;-
cept.able leveh of bacteria are de-
termined by state standards.
"We don't know how danger-
ous these hJgb levels couJd be..
she said. "We provide the publJc
with the Information. People can
make theJr own decisions."
Newport Beach Ufegwud Lt
Boyd Mld:ley sald be does not
believe the water is "dangerously
polluted."
FYI
For more Information about the
wernlnga, call the Orange
County Heelthcare Agency's
hotline et (714) 887-3752 or visit
http:/!Www.ocb(lach/nfo.oom.
"Before the c:bange ln laws that
required these signs to be posted.
l grew up swimming ln water
wbkb wu probably Worse,· he
sak1.
Uleguards made and put up
almost 200 slgns along the beach
on SUnday, Mickley said.
Such posttng, a.re qulte com-
mon. Mazur said
"Whar's uncommon, especially
for Newport Beach, is the large
number of beaches thal ha~
these posting'j, •she said. •it's un·
usual for such a large area to be
affected at once.•
NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW
ON THE AGENDA FYI
I lere are some decisions to be oonsid-
en.>d by the Oty Coundl tonighL
•WHAT: Meeting of the Newport Beach
City Council
rorunental studies don't take into consid·
eration some effects the project will ha~
on traffic along c:out Highway in Newport.
Newport leaders also rake issue with the
environmental reports as.sumption that a
19th Street bridge will be built. and they
want the report to take into consideration
what happens if the bridge is nol built.
GOETZ ARCHITECT CLIENTS
• WHEN: 7 p.m. today; there will be no
study session before the meeting
An item that roused intense emotions
two weeb ago could do the same tonJght
as the council lrles to figutt out how to
help funner clients of architect Andrew
Goetz. The Newport Beach architect was
arrested on suspicion of submitting wrong
survey information 10 the city, resulting in
builc:lingli slightly taller that mnJng codes
would normally allow. A number of his
projects are under construction, and some
ctien~ are shouldering huge eosts as the
fate of their homes lies in limbo.
• WHERE: City Council chambers at City
Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd.
•INFORMATION: Agendaa and staff
reports are available at
PARKS COMMISSION
VACANCY
http://www.clty. newport-beach. cs. ur. for
Information by phone, call (949)
644-3000
PACIFIC CITY PROJECT
The meeting will also offer a glimpse
into who will replace Steve RosansJcy on
the city's Parlcs, Beaches and Recreation
Com.mi&lon. Rosanslcy stepped down
from the past to fill Gwy Proctor's vacant
seat on the City Council
WHAT TO EXPECT
The council will try lo balance !he ur-
gent needs of some of Goetz's clients with
the effects his designs could have on sur·
rounding neighborhoods.
A sprawling development in Huntington
Beach could inspire some hollers from Its
neighbor to ~ south. The council will
consider whether the city wants to put in
its two cents on the projects envirorunen·
tal report.
WHAT TO EXPECT
The council will hear the names of the
people nominated to fill the job. Then in·
terviews will be scheduled The new com·
mis.sloner will be named at the neX1 coun·
di meeting.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Newport has some worries that the envi-
PLAN
Conbnued from A 1
public health and safety. City of-
ficials th.ink they might be able to
do this more efficiently and with
Newport O>ast residents' inter-
est.s an even higher priority.
County-owned tidelands with-
in Newports borders also pro-
' vide a chance for the city to exen
greater control on land within its
borders. But the real benefits of
Increased city control here are a
little more subtle.
The two main county-con-
trolled tidelands within Newport
are the Back Bay and Newport
Dunes. No development is pos·
sible on the Back Bay. The New-
port Dunes property is already
pre-approved for a 275-room ho-
tel -an option Its owners have
so Car chosen not to exercise. lf
the city took control of this tide·
land area. the city would likely
have no more power to stop a
hotel there.
But If the city took over these
tidelands, lt would have more
power to apply for federal grancs.
especially for dredging -grants
that the city tends to be Car more
aggressive and effective at pro-
curing than the county.
•There would be fewer agen-
cies for us to deal with 10 make
VERDICT
Continued from Al
to do ... : Vll'IPI Partch did a number of
cartoons of me over the years, but
one of my favorites Is not of me
but o( my old friend Oulck
Masters. He Is seated at a bar,
' Scowling al the be.rtmder. The
liquor being poured from the
bottle Is corning out ln a zigmg.
applications," City Manager
Homer BJudau said.
Tuk:ing over the tidelands
could also streamlln~ the proc~
for maintaining Back Bay Drive
and hillsides ln the area that
sometimes slough off and re-
quire maintenance. Further,
Newport Dunes is required 10
pay into a tidelands trwt fund in
return for being allowed to oper-
ate In a public tideland area.
last year, Dunes operalors
paid about $2 millJon into the
tidelands fund. Much of that
money pays for the county sher-
iff's Harbor Patrol, which the city
might also want to take over.
Therefore. taking over control of
the tidelands could help pay the
cost of the city's taJdng over !he
Harbor Patrol.
A LUCRATIVE PIECE OF LAND
The Santa Ana Heights aspect
of the city plan has Its most Im·
portant implications in the fine
print The city has said that it Is
interested in annexing West
Santa Ana Heights and several
small parcels nearby only if It can
also take over control of the
Santa Ana Heights Redevelop-
ment Agency. The agency is ex-
tremely lucrative. rt brings in
about $3.7 million a year over
and above what's needed to pay
off its own debL Partly as a result,
the agency has about $35 million
"I said a straight shot." he
growls.
Not only did I envy their ease
with a pen. I marveled at their
oftbeat view of life. Who would
eves-think of a straight shot of
alcohol and come up with such
an Image? Only a autoonist
My granddaughter Samantha
and I bad a game we played when
she WU little. She W8S cowgid and
I was cowboy. and lt was lib a
ser1al. Each week. there was a new
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sitting in the bank.
Though that money 1s ear-
marked specifically for Santa Ana
HeighlS lrnprovemencs, it could
also present some opportunities
to spread the wealth citywide.
For example, some money set
aside to build a fire station 10
serve Santa Ana Heights might
also benefit the rest of the city
because that fue station would
likely also serve a portion or
Fashion Island.
Qty officials had tried before
to get the county to agree to
hand over the redevelopment
agency along with annexation.
But preliminary talks with
county staff members left city of-
ficials pesslmistic that the county
would hand over the entire re-
development area
THE 8'GGEST GOAL
The biggest contributor into
the redevelopment funds is John
Wayne Airport -the one part
that the county seemed least
likely 10 hand over. But under the
city's new Car-reaching plan. John
Wayne Airpon might no longer
be a sticking point because it.
too, could come under dry con-
trol.
The main benefits to the city or
taking aver the airport is obvious:
The city could have control over
airport expansion. But a look al
the boob provides some inter·
Cowglrl (Samantha) always saved
the day, while I w.u sort of a
Gabby Hayes character. just there
to keep the plot movfng.
Knowing my fondness for
Samantha. Shaw sketched out a
book using the cowgirl and
cowboy characters. Not to be
outdone. Partch did his own book
for Samantha. although in his
book. she W&Vl't cowvJrl but
wotted in the dn;us. He WU SO
pleased wfth the book that he
sent It to a publisher. The
esting insight.
Financially, the airpon is an
extremely solid operation.
1n 2002. the airport cost $59
million to run and brought m $76
million in revenue, for a roughly
$17 million operatiJ'lg income.
The income goes into a reserve,
which as of June 30 had accumu-
lated to nearly $39 million.
The federal government is very
strict ~n how such money can be
spent: Airport revenue can only
be spent on aviation-related
items and cannot. for example,
be put into a county or city gen·
eral fund. Whether the city could
find ways 10 leverage this aJr-
port's financial strength remains
unclear.
What Is certain Is that the city
would use any (><J\Wr ii had at
the airport 10 assure that resi ·
dents suffer as little alrpon noise
and pollution as possible. Bul
city leaders said that, if they were
to take over managing the air·
port. they would woric 10 assure
the Interests of everyone In the
region.
"We've got a responsibility to
all of Orange C..ounty,H Bromberg
said
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publisher wrote back that It was
very funny but wouldn't woric for
the target market. which W8.'l
5-year-olds.
1 guess lbe publisher didn't
think children that )'O\Dlg would
~ Vlrgfl's hi.anor. ~ probably
righL Hopefully, not too many
5-year-olds know what a straight
shot Is.
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Wit reported In the 1200
blodc at 1':25 a.m. Sunday.
•Anton loutwwd: Atl
uaault wot rtpOrtod In tho
600 blodc at 12:21 1.m.
Sunday.
• e.m.rd StrMt end~
Awnue: Pouession of
marijuana wat reported at
2:26 p.m. Sunday.
• ~ Wly: Graffiti Wet
reported in the 3000 blodc at
10:01 a.m. Sunday.
• Halbor Boulevard:
Vandaflam was reported In
the 2100 blodl at 12: 12 a.m.
Sunday.
•......-.on PllM:e: Grand theft
was reported In the 2700
blodc at 3:39 a.m. Sunday.
• Vlc:toria StrMt: Vandalism
was reported in the 600
blodl at 2: 10 p.m. Sunday.
•East 17th StN9t An assault
WBS reported in the 300
blodc at 1:401.m. Sunday.
NEWPORT BEACH • w.t....,. Boulevard
and Ith ~A hit-and-run
wet reported al 10:09 p.m.
Sunday.
• w.t Co89t Highway: Petty
theft WM reported In the
4500 bfodc al 1:30 a.m.
Sundey .
•Galaxy Ddwt Vandaliam
waa reported In the 1400
blodc at 8:56 p.m. Sunday.
• Goldeuod~ A
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In the 1100 bloc* at 6:32 p.m.
Sunday . • ,..oepeu ~Battery
wat reported In the 400
blodr at 6:~ p.m. Sunday.
• SMthore o.tv. and Onnge
Street: A vehlde burglary
waa reported at 6:12 p.m.
Sunday.
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RAPE
Continued from Al
1ha1 use of the pool cue did not
cause ·grea1bodilyln)ury"10 the
victim. What la lep.lly cWled
"great bodily lnjwy" may be
caused by a deadfy weapon such
as a gun or a knife or by an in·
nocuous object such as the pool
cue, which bas the potential to
harm a victim lf used danger-
oullly.
The judge's decision could de-
cide whether HaldJ gets a life
RAIL
Continued from Al
by this route have questioned
why ii bypasses shopping desti-
nation South Coast Plaza,
owned by C.J. Sege:rstrom &
Soos.
"Why would we build a rail
system to move people from one
are:i to another without going
past South Coast Plaza?" asked
Tom Smalley, the general man-
ager of the Wyndham Garden
Hotel on Avenue of the Arts.
"This is for the people, not to
benefit one specific person.·
The city originally approved a
resolution supporting a route
that wouJd elevate the light rail
along Bristol Street But the ma-
jor property owners In the area
worked intensJvely with the city
to hammer out another route
that would divert CenterUne
away from South Coast Plaza
onto Avenue of the Arts. They
are concerned that having the
light rail buzz through So\tth
Coa.'it Plaza would interfere with
existing developments.
This alternative aUgnmen1.
HOUSE
Continued from Al
strenuous physical activity.
Prom the podium. Thoma~en
practically took conttol of the
proceedings by demanding 10
know hearing officer Richard
Mwphy's qualifications and ask-
ing questions of audience mern·
bers and demanding that people
who testified at the podium spell
their names slowty and give their
addreliSeS.
"I have a right to face my ac·
cusers, • Thomassen said, d e·
AROUND TOWN
• Send AROUND TOWN items to
the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa MeM, CA 92627; by &-mail
to luis.pena@latlmes.com; by fax
to (949) 646-4170; or by calling
(949) 574-4298. Include the time,
date and location of the event. as
well as a contact phone number.
WEDNESDAY
The Costa Mfta Senior Centef
will be celebrating Thanksgiving
with a home-cooked meal. The
event la sponsored by Surat
Singh o1 Angel's Auto Spa. The
cost for the event is $2 per
person. The cost to become a
member of the center is $16.
Information: (949) 645-2356.
FRJDAY
Thwe wUI be a day .. ftw.
Thanksgiving sale at the Orange
County Marie et Place from 7 a.m.
to 4 p.m . at the Orange County
Fairgrounds. Admission will be
free. There will be an artisans'
and crafter•' comer. photos with
Santa Claus and seasonal
entertainment.
SATURDAY
The Orange County Colony of
Mayflower Descendants will have
its annual Compact Day
Luncheon al 10:30 a.m. at the
Holiday Inn 3131 South Briatol,
Costa Mesa. Anyone who is
descended from one of the 26
known heads of families can join.
Information: (949) 648-6871,
sentence or a much lC$5et .en·
tence, Deputy Dtstrict Atty. Su·
san~rsald.
Al o( n HaJdl (ac:es more
duw JOO years in prison. but the
ju~ could bring It down "by e
lot,• llhe so.Id. Schroeder was not
ure ex.actJy by bow much that
number wouJd be reduced. but
she aaJd It would bring It down
from a life seotenet:.
Prosecutor5 argued that the
deftndanlS in thb case bad used
the pool cue in such a way that it
cause great bodily injury to the
girl, who was 16 ~ars old at the
time of the incident.
which the city now ptefers.
would go from Bristol Street to
Sunflower Avenue then along
Avenue of the Arts for a short
underground section before
tumJng onto Anton Drive. The
closest station to South Coast
Plua wouJd be at Bristol and
SunOower.
Al Monday's meeting, Seger-
strom spokesman Paul Freeman
expressed concerns about noise,
aesthetics. vibration and park-
ing If CenterUne comes into
South Coast Plaza.
"We feel these issues can be
substantially mitigated by an
opnon that goes down Avenue
.of the Arts," Freeman said.
But Erle Strauss, property
manager of a center at 580 An·
ton Blvd., the only Costa Mesa
property that the county would
acquire through eminent do-
main if this route is chosen,
railed against this route.
"It seems highly discrimina·
Lory and unfair and will displace
several local 1enants, • Strauss
said. "Thls route does not in·
elude access to South Coast
Plaza, the Orange County Per-
forming Arts Center or high-rise
towers."
manding that everyone in the
auclience who had a complaint
against him show their hands.
Most of the 28 people in the
audience d!d.
Monday's hearing was neither
to condemn nor take control of
the property that one neighbor,
Daily Pilot Publisher Tom John·
son. called "the city dump.· In-
stead. the hearing set ln motion
a process to declare the property
a public nuisance that. in tum,
will allow the clty to talce
·llloma.ssen to court to clean up
the property.
Assistant City Any. Dan Ohl
said that Thomassen had eluded
http://www.ocmayflower.org.
SUNDAY
Th• Onlnge County chaptM of
the Swedish Women's
Educational Assn. will have Its
annual Swedish Christmas event,
which promotes Swedish
traditions at 11 a.m. in the Costa
Mesa Neighborhood community
center, 1845 Park Ave. The cost
will be $2 for children younger
then 16 and $5 for adults and
older teenagers. Information:
(949) 786-2734, http://www.
chspters-swea.org/orsngBCOunty.
MONDAY
South Coast Plaza will hwe lta
21st annual Tree-Lighting
Ceremony at 6 p.m. at Town
Center Park, adjacent to the
Westin South Coast Plaza. The
90-fool white fir will be adorned
by 15,000 lights. The ceremony
will feature the All American Boys
Chorus and an appearance by
honorary emcee, Jennifer York
from KTLA·TV.
A mMtlng In support o1
Oemocnitlc presidential
candidate Wesley K. Clark wlll be
held at 7 p.m. at the Harp Inn, 130
E. 17th St., Costa Meaa.
Volunteers will share information
and Clark's po11tlon1 on key
i88ues .. lnfonnation:
lnfo@volunt1H1nforcl11rk.com.
http://www.meetup.oom.
DEC.3
The And-SAT rnowment wlU
hold a meeting from 7 to 8 p.m. In
the ASB room at Corona del Mar
~Yid Macher. one of Cregocy
Haidl's attorney-. told Judge
Francl:sco Brlsmo that Haldi did
not touch the pool cue.
"1b8 prosecudon chem.selves
have acknowledged tha~ the pool
cue was an innoeuou object
and not a deM.ly we•pon," tle
said.
Armand Arab.Ian. a rape law
~ and former judge, also ar·
gued ln HaldJ's defense, con·
tending that his client did not in·
flict great bodily injury on the
victim.
Briseno sajd he wouJd make a
ruling on the issue. possibly a
Straus,, said he is working
with representatives In the
transportadon industry and try·
ing to lobby city officials to
change the route.
Smalley said the Wyndham
Garden Hotel would also suffer
from thJs route beCause putting
the light rail underground at Av-
enue of the Arts would require a
20-foot easement along the en-
tire length of the hotel and be·
cause the light rail would be a
mere three 1eet away from the
hotel ballroom.
"I find this route totally unac·
ceptable.~ Smalley saJd.
To protect Ille hotel's ability to
provide services if thiB route is
selected, Smalley has asked city
officials to twea.lc the route so it
comes up from the underground
portion farther south and moves
the tracks farther away from the
building. Mayor Gary Monahan
said city engineers are amenable
to the change.
Monahan said he's confident
that C.J. Segerstrom & Sons will
create an enticing way for light
rail users to get to South Coast
Plaza once they arrive in Costa
Mesa.
"l)n sure the owners or South
the city's attempts to serve him
with papers to clean up the
property. City officials 1old
Thomassen they wouJd submit
in writing a list of things the city
wants done at the home, which
ls at the comer of Dover Drive
and Leila Lane.
"J'm willing to comply with
reasonable things, not unreason-
able ones,• Thomassen said.
But, if clty officials disagree
with Thomassen's idea of what's
reasonable. they plan to take
h.im to coun.
Murphy and Ohl assured
1homassen that they would pre·
fer to resolve the issue peacably,
High School. There win be guest
speakers. an open forum for
comments and questions, and an
outline for implementing
educational reform. Students.
parents, and teachers are
welcome to attend. Information:
Amanda Rubenstein, (949)
719-1756.
DEC.4
The Onlnge County Chapter of
Childhelp USA will have a holiday
boutique and luncheon at 10 a.m.
in the Hyatt Regency, 17900
Jamboree Blvd., Irvine. For
reservations contact Nancy
Whltlodc at (949) 548-4228.
The Chuck Jonea Gallef'y In the
Atrium Court of Faahion Island
will present an exhibition of art of
the animated film •or. Seuss'
How the Grinch Stole Christmas#
with voice actress June Foray and
animation producer and director
Phil Roman. The exhibition will
OBITUARIES
Pauline S. Barrett
/'. funeral mw is sched-
uled ror longtime Newport
Beach realdeot Mn. P1nillne
S. lSlrrett tlt 10 LR\.
Wednelday at St John
Vianney O\apel on the Baf.
boa ftninlula,
Mra. 8-mtt dJed Sundaf
of cane.er. She WU 75,
Mra. Barmt la tUrVtved ~ her hwit>end, fObo: aons
John. Pit.IL Made and revtn;
8bd ..._ Oladotv. Sulff·
van.
A Rosary 1i acbeduled ~r
7 p.m. today &t Sc. John
Vlamwy~
week from now.
Hatdl's attomeyg have filed
sevemJ. ocher motions to ~
the case based on p~toriaJ
misconduct They have also
asked that the court not accept a
20-minute videotape of the en·
tire incident because they say it was stolen from the defendants.
Those motiona are scheduJed
LO be heard Dec. 4.
•DEEM SHARA.TH covera public
safety end courts. She may be
reached et (949) 574-4226 or by
•mail at
deepa.bharathO tatimes.com.
Coast Plaza, once the Ugbt raJ1
and stations are up and run-
ning, there's going to be a way to
get there," Monahan said "I
don't know what it will be at this
particular point. It's a decent
trek as far as a walk. 'Otey know
how to make money and know
bow to get customers to their
place.·
On Dec. 1, the City Council
will consider approving a reset•
lution supporting the under.:
ground Avenue of the Arts route~
The county Is loolc:ing for the ·
route that best unites the pre. •
mlere features of tbe cities In-.
voJved, authority spokesman.
Ted Nguyen said.
•1 think It's highly viable for
the route to connect the major
areas or retail, government,
buslness and the airport," Ngui
yen said. "That large mix creates·
a dynamic nature that would
contribute to the success for
Ught rail. It Is Important to have
the stops as close (to South
Coast Plaza} as possible.·
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa.
Mese and may be reached at (949)
574-4221 or by e-mail at
deirdre.newman@latimes.com
with Thomassen's cooperation.
But attempts in 1987 by the city ·
to get Thomassen to comply.
failed, officials said. Attempts in
1995 failed as well. And some 1
residents worry that they may be-,
in for more of the same.
"I'm absolutely shocked 10
find out thi~ has been going on
40 years." Diana Lane resident
Michael Wedemeyer said. "I'm
appalled.ff
•JUNE CASAGRANDE covers
Newport Beach and John Wayne
Airport. She may be reactted at
(949) 5744232 or by e-mail at
1uns.casagrande@latlmes.com.
be from 5 to 8:30 p.m. The gallery
is at 401 Newport Center Drive.
Information: (949) 759-0758,
http://www.chudcjones.com.
The Orange County Coeftdon for
Youth will host "Let Your Voice Btt .
Heard" from 4:30 to 8 p.m. at the
Costa Mesa Neighborhood
Community Center, 1845 Park,
Costa Mesa. The event Is to let
youth voice their concems, talk
about issues and to Influence
policy decisions. Information:
rle@edd.ca.gov.
OEC.6
The Costa M.,. Men's C1ub will
sponsor the Fairview
Developmental Tournament
benefiting Fairview
Developmental Center at the
Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club, '
The entrance fee will be $70
today and $135 for both days.
Information: (949) 645-2886,(949~
903.9090 .,
HAWKINS,
Howard Hoyt
Howard Hoyt Hawkins, age
91, pasaed away peacefully '.
on Tuetday, November 18,'
w1th family at his aide. Ho)V8rd
Hawkin• waa born In Loa '
Angeles on August 20, 1912. 1 • Howatd wu active In ctty
~ment In Covina aa a· ,
council member for 12 years. , •
and u mayor. He was also
active In community affairs
Including Covina Host Uona, '
Y'amen, Mount San .Antonio
School Board, Covina '·
Chamber of Commerce, and •
Joe Hum't Barn Soya. '
Ht waa alto a ganerout :· =up rt•r of D•f H•~•n
Center, YWCAo and ••
9helW fot Women.
Howird't true low WM the I water lnduatry which ha
tarvad through Covina 1
lrtfQatlnQ Company, Upper I•
Sen Oebrt•I Water Board,· 1• aimm.n of the M9b'opaltwt
Wllltr DtllrtOt. Ind Wll clrattd • ........... ~
He WU preceded In death j•
by hla wtfa1 DofottML He It
IUJ'VIY~ by hit Children.
Patricia Aatiton, JecQU.&IM, ,. ~ ...... Hrity, MowMf Hawkin a, fourteen
Pldohldten, and abtt .. n
QrMl-trWldotllchtl.
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LETTER TO
THE EDITOR
Checkpoints .
violate
civil rights
0 n Sunday, Nov. 9, my family and I
encountered a vehicle irupecdon stop
oo Fa.11'1iew Avenue conducted by the
Costa Mesa Police Department A sign had
been placed at the San Diego Freeway~
telUng motorists that they would need to show
dieir driver's licenses and/or vehicle regimration
forms for their cars. I was alarmed by this
action. 1be stopping or vehicles to seaJ'dt for a
driver's license or vehicle registration fonn
wlf:hout probable caw;e seems to be a violation
of .our dvU rights, pa.rticulady those rights
under the 4th Amendment
, i called the Costa Mesa Police Department to
get an explanation. An omcer Wadkins
returned my call and tokl me that the police
department bad implemented this action over
two years ago and that they had conducted
mspections on Victoria Avenue on three
previous occasions.
READERS RESPOND
I asked Wadkins to explain the justification
the police were using for such inspections.. He
c11ed several court cases, but particulruty
referenced Mlchigan vs. Stitz. 1990, where the
U.S. Supreme Court ruJed that while this type
of action was a search and seizure, It was not
invasive enough to violate the 4th Amendment.
Wadkins also offered that the police only
stopped every 10th or 15th car. depending on
lraffic Oow, to circumvem any discrlmlnatory
pGACtice. Those stopped who dld not have a
valid driver's license or vehicle registration form
had their cars impounded and were given a
citation.
flLE PHOTO/OAlLYPtlOT
One aspect of recommendabons by a Newport Beach committee would have the crty taking a hand m county-run John Wayne Airport
A city with a plan
While I understand the ostensible reMOn foe
this action. I must object to it as acceptable
police practice and public policy. It is inherendy
ctiscrimJnatory and abusive. c:ase in poinl is che
placement of the inspection points. The first
three inspection points were on Victoria
Avenue, which Is a gateway to Costa Mesas
Westside, a predominantly Latino
neighborhood. The most recent inspection
poinl was on Fairview on a Sunday, which is a
main artery to lhe Orange Coast College swap
meet. Many Latinos parroni.ze this swap meet
Even though the inspection stops were
standardi7,ed to stop every 10th or 15th car, by
its design. it targeted primarily Latinos.
AT ISSUE: Plans by the city of
Newport Beach to discuss
with the county where it
could become more involved
in county services.
Wayne alsn is in the influence of (:Osln Mesa
where the tower and other focililit's sll; or
why not Irvine. when.• U1e majority of roads
have 10 come from 10 get to the airport?
Newport Beach ha.., 110 drum on John
Wayne and should not be able to manage It.
I hope 01t' board of <;uperVl'mrs puts a stop
to 1h11o befort' they '>pend millions on i.urvey<;
and n.•<;(•a.rrh.
where exactly is lht• Coyote Canyon l.andlill
and exac1ly where all the locatio111. of the
vanow, '>ect1ons of the udeland .. were.
Surely, a map would help everyone reading
the-;c article!. become more intimately
familiar with their 1w1~hhorhood-.. citae!>, etc.
After all, what il> thl' point of writing these
arllcll'' If they don't rnnwy accumtely what
they <tre describing'
DAVE KIRKEY
Coto de Qua
FRANK HANRAHAN
C<l'ta Mesa
That, in and of ilBelf, is cause for concern.
But the greater concern is the slippery slope
this action embans upon. In my opinion, the
action is invasive because there is no probable
cause. While the courts may have sided with
the pohce for the moment. ultimately, this must
be viewed as indefensible because or Its
potential for abuse. The court, as well as we
citizens, must recognize the razor thin line
between these inspections and the more
invasive act of unlawful search and se1ZUre.
Indeed, the emotional stale ~ a.re in, as a
result of Sept 11, has manifested in irmuonal
fear and unreasonable responses (read Patriot
Act). Now, local governments are taJdng
advantage of this emotional environment. This
~ the question: What other objectives are
the police trying to accomplish? And who or
what may be targeted next?
I think the city of Newpon Beach <ilumld
have as least as much mfluence over
John Wayne Airport operation!> a~ the
city of Irvine has over 1he Great l'ark. and nn
less.
PAT ORMSBEE
Newport Beach
From what I see, John Wayne Airport i<; u
healthy cash cow for the wunty, ~o why
change trungs now? What benefit would the
county get out of it?
lhc headline ol tht· S.uurday paper
suggests that tlw Daily Pilot is strictly a
Newport ~ach paper Just giancmg at it
leads one to believe chat. Why not have the
headline read "NB mull._ nmning JWA"?
After re.idmg th<' art1de'i on the front
page, I thought ii would be very helpful 1f
there wa' a map '>howing exactly where ease
and wc'>t Santa Ana I ll·1~ht!. bordt>r' were.
Well, I lhinlt it'1. a great idea. I think that
the city 'hould take over lhe running or
Orunge County Airport or John Wayrw
Airport m as much as that wtJI give U\
conrrol of how much 11 grow.. where ii ._,,.<>~
and talte it away from 1he county and K1ve ii
to llw t ity where ii really belongs.
Furthermore. why Newport lkach7 John
BIU THEOBALD
Nrwport Bt'ach
HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES
CITY OF COSTA MESA
Co.ta M ... Qty Htll. n F•Jr Drive. Costa Mesa.
CA 92626, (71') 764-6223
~Gary Mona~n
Coundt: Gary Adame, John Heffeman, Didc
Nichols, Steven Ro .. Mky, Tod Ridgeway and
OonWebb
ORANGE COUNTY FAIR
PRESIOENT
George W. Bush (A), White Hou1e, 1600
Pennsylvania Ave., WaahingtOn, D.C. 20600
Hotline: (8 a.m. to 2p.m)1202) 456-1111
E-mall: prnldent@whitehouge.gov
This ls bad public policy. It will lead to abuse,
and ultimately, It will lead to a further
Impingement of our civil liberties. To
paraphrase Benjamin Franklin: One who
excha'nges civil liberties for security deserves
neither.
Coundt Ubbv Cowan, Allan Manaoor, Mike
Schufer and Chri• Steel .
crrY OF NEWPORT BEACH
Newport 8each City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd.,
Newport a..dl, CA 92683, (9491644-3309
M9yol: Steve Bromberg
88 Fair Drive, Costa Meta, CA 92626, (714)
708-FAIR
Bo8'd: President Ruben A. Smith, Vice President
Patricla Vel .. quei, Emily Sanford, Peggy Haldi,
James Barich, Debonlh Carone. 1..et1i. A. Ray
and Frank Barbaro
Fax: (202) 466-2461
VICE PRESIDENT
Dk* Cheney (R), Capltol Bulldlng. Suite 212,
Waahlng1on, D.C. 20500
E-mail: vic6.pl'9$idt1nt whlt8hou•t1.gov
HOWARD NATiiANSON
C..osta Mesa
MAILBAG
'
IJ>istrict needs to think about
benefits of preschool
If the Newport-Mesa Unified School
District thinks that it "cannot be In
tlie private preschool business,• then
l(needs to take a very hard look at the
~ope of consequences that this
decision brings (•Preschool to close,"
Monday).
; President Bush, In trying to greatly
lrpprove elementary and secondary
public education, has established the
No Oilld Left Behind Act of2001. This
ac:t ensures that all states pursue high
atademJc standards for all students,
pfOVide extJa support to help student&
meet standards, increased Oeldblllty
fdr local ~oola to accomplish these
g9als, and pater accountability,
~ch ls measured by student ~rfonnance on standardized tests.
; It ls very ~u researched and
d~mented that the first ftve years of
a§lld'1 llfe ls directly affected by the
q Jty aod type or lnteractlon wtlh
p nta and c:aregtvers. These
c tlcally Important nnt ftve yean alao
sP.lfleantly tnnuencet bow a chUd
YiiJ function In ach.ool and later Jn
life. lt doet not take a rocket adcnt11t tq aee that the more attention and !=f" lderadon public ac.bool dtatricu
frivcar In lhe Uva of c.hJJ~n their ftnr
ft~ yea_tt. tbe yean be(ore they enrer
~derprtcn, tbt more that the dircet
~ cuccesa of the chlld wtU be
For the chool district to eliminate
the Newport Harbor High School
preschool program seems like it is
shoo ling Itself in the foot. Now more
than ever. with all the federal and
state pressure on school districts to
raise the bar on education. It only
makes sense to provide high-quality
and affordable learning environments
as early as possible In a child's life
lf children C(lntinue to enter
kindergarten wtthout a strong
learning ethk and foundation, the
problems of children not achieving
will continue.
I feel that the school district needs
to do all that It can to keep the
excellent preschool program in place.
Here ls a thought: Put the enormollll
amount of money and time spent on
high school athJetica Into somethJng
that will dlrectly educate chlldren, like
high scbool·bMed preschool
program ..
MAXINE MACHA
Cotta Mes•
More to city's granting
variances than meets the eye
In response to the Daily Pilot
editorf.a.I, •city la right to rcvtew
home1" (Nov. 20), I wtU agree that the
ownen whose bomet havo violated
city cod retuJtJng from Andrew
Goet.z't alleged foi:gery are lndecd
lucky that t.6ey live In Newport BUai.
It II unllkely that the dty hu e\'er
acted more apedldou&Jy than In th1a
matter. The •spectal clrcumsc.nce
varlanco" wu written, ft.rat introduced
'
at the Nov. 12 <.ny Council meeting.
rulings have been made regarding at
least si:x of the affected homes, and
there will be a second reading of the
ordinance (and presumable approval}
at the Nov. 25 meeting. Quite a lot lo
be accomplished in 13 day!> Rec.m !>e
or the city's fa.cit -track tactic, not only
are many resldenls unaware of the
issue, but the overall effect of 1hc
variance Is unclear.
I feel the cditurlaJ missed lhree very
important points regarding this ls.'lue.
First, the primary purpose of this
"'>pecial circumstance variance" is not
only to accommodate the innocent
employers of Goelz, bul also 10
protect the clly from legaJ
repercussions. Secondly, the city Is
providing ·aggressive civic service,·
bul for potentially 32 homeowners, a
very smaJI percentage of the overall
city popula1ion. Lastly, for every
"devastated homeowner.· there are
potentially scores or other
homeowners whose properties may
be slgnilicantJy imJ)l'.ICted by theae
oversized s1ructures. Nowhere in the
"special circumstance variance" is this
addressed There hM not been
sulllclent notice to the residents of
Newpon Beach to fully understand
the potential Impact of the proposed
variance.
The realtty9{ atlon I that In
Newport , brings a
premium ln the real estate matktt,
and because of thl • rho cUy or
Ntwp0n R ach needs to take " very
long. terlow look ot their buUdlng
and tonlng approval proudure1. lt ill
truly am117mg th.it one 1nd1v1dual
could all~gedly 'uhmil falMficd and
fraudulent Information owr a
three year period Involving .11 ll·a~• ·12
prope rties.
The homeowner-,' rN·our<.<' "w11h
cheir architect. not the c11y or Newport
Bearh or its resident'>
JINX HANSEN
<.orQna d<'I Mar
A thanks to Smith from a
former teacher and principal
I'm calling to thank Steve Smith
abou1 hJs article In the Daily Pilot ("A
thanks to teachers," Saturday). I le 1 ..
right on everything he said. It's exactly
right.
I am a former schoolteacher and
principal with the Los Angeles Unified
School DJstrict, and frankly, this Is 1hc
first tltne J have replied to an article or
to a letter. I just norrnaJly don't do
that. But this one l had 10 becau e I
am e~erienced and k:nowtedgeable,
and Smith has It exactly right. I went
and I was going to start to underline
tho Important things, and I found that
I was underlying the whole artJcle.
So just tell hlm thank you, and
partJculatly p.'lren and dtlun!I nffd
t9 know today, 1chools are not
org 111lud or thinking correctly. They
are dumping work: on kids. Tho
cn~ronment In ao many places la not
adequate.. The children don't have
rime to absorb what la given.
The t •cb 1'3 IOm times themselves
become 10 jaded about lt that their
manner of dre 01nd their department
11selr 11> a bad example. leach<'rs
should he in busine"-' attire Schools
arc hu'>ines. ... I.earning Is business.
There 1~ 0 0 1 a more imporlant k.lml of
bu\Hll''>'i In lhe world today.
Thank you, Sieve Smith, for whal
you have done to try to gel the
momentum l(Otng bat:lc. in a better
dlrl'Cttllll.
MILENA THOMPSON
West Sa nla Ana Heights
Smith column appeared at
right time for this teacher
I was calling to lhanlt Steve Smilh so
much about his article in the paper
1his morning.
I leach third grade, and everything
he said Is so absolutely true, and last
week. I had a reaJly hard week wtth
report cards and addressing aJJ the
standards and trying 10 make sense or
all the Incredible stacks of paperwork
that we now have to do. I was prefty
burnt OUI.
So when I woke up thli. momJng
and read what he had to say, lt really
hit home and It really mode me feel
vnlldated that somebody notices that
teaching la a little bit of a tough
profi Ion right now. So thank you,
Steve. Thank you for noticing. thank.
you for bf'lng thankful. I really
appred te all of your columns, but
today Rally hit my h art. So thank you
vrrymuch.
Hopefully, our new t<M'rnment will
do something about It.
ELIZABEm BARNES
Cost0Meq
QUOTE OF THE DAY
"I always tell our girls, defense is
what wi1as games and I think
they're finally starting to see that."
Jen l'bomoton, Newport Hatbot 111s
basketbd coach
EYEOPENER
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MEN'S BASKETBALL
Anteaters hope to break Cardinal rule '.
No. 20 Stanford invades
Bren Center as UCI bids
for seminal upset.
a.,ry Faulkner
Daily Piiot
Blg-tlme men's college basketball
comes to the Bren EvenlS Center to·
nJght und host UC Irvine hopes to show
It belonp on the Door. as well.
lbe Anteaters C2·1) play host lo Stan·
ford ( 1-0). ranked No. 20 ln the MM>c:l-
ated Press poll, In a 7:05 nonconference
game that could provide more than just
a measuring sdck.. nus, In fact, Is a golden opponunity
for UCI, which henlJds the fact that
Stanford is the only team in CalifomJa
Waves
roll over
'Eaters,
71-47
Pepperdine prevails, but
Green's leadership a
bright spot for UCL
a.,ry hulkner
Da1lyP1lot
BREN EVENTS CP.NTE.R -As the UC
lMne women's basketball learn contin-
ues to grope for a passageway through
the relative darlcness or Its 0-2 Stan, it
would do weU to Call In line behind the
beam of Ugtu carried Monday night by
spirited senior Kristen Green.
Green, who averaged 10.8 points nnd
5.7 rebounds as a junior, buc produced
just six points ln n season-opening loss
to visiting F..ascem Waslungton Friday,
led the Anteaters with 15 points and
eight rebounds In a 71-47 nonconfer·
ence setback to vl'iltlng Pepperdlne
( 1-1 ).
·creenle played an out.sta.ndlng
game.· aaid ua Coach Mark Adams.
whose postgame praise of his senior
leader topped some encoill'lging words
about his team's lmprovement from
Game 1.
·r commended IGreenl ln the locker
room and cold our other players. 'That's
how you've got to play,' • Adams said.
"We dld some other things bener, we
~t dldn't shoot real well.·
to compile more victories the previous
three seasons -n to UCJ's 66.
More than a handful or those Stan·
ford triumphs, however, have come In
the Ne.AA Tuurnament. where It has
venrured the past nine seasons. ua. on the other hand. has never
been lnviced to the Big Dance. a slrua-
tion Coach Pat Douglass has toiled me-
thodically to correct. A. victory tonight
would be the bi8geM tep toward that
goal under Douglass since UCJ topped
viaJling California. 56-52, In the fourth
game or the 2000-01 season.
Stanford's rnnklng -It is No. J 7 ln the
USA TOl1'Y/ESPN poU -ls the highest
for a team entering the Bren Ince No, 8
Utah aune away with a n ·50 triumph
In December or 1996.
Stanford. which hammered visiting
UCI last season, 84-57, could be without
preseason All-American Josh OtlJdreM.
The 6-foot-7 jwtlor. out of Mayfair ffigh
in Lakewood. sat out Saturday's season-
opening n-59 win OVtt visiting Sacra·
mento State with a s~ react.Ion In his
left foot and be was not listed among to·
night's projected starters ..
Justin Davis. a 6-9 senior forward, had
17 points and 10 rebounds for the Car·
dinaJ In the opener. He figures to be
joined in the starting lineup by 6-10 jun·
lor center Rob Little (12 points and
seven rebounds Saturday), 6..t senior
guard Man Lottich (13 points, eight re-
bounds), 6-6 jwllor forward Ni.ck Robin-
son (nine polncs, ix boards) and sopho·
more guard Ou1s Hemande-L ( ix
points, six assists).
Stanford, which shot 67.4% from the
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
field lase year against ua. shot 509(,
from the field San.uday and outre-
bounded Sacramento State, 46-22. ua dropped Its opener, n -65, to Illi·
nol.s-OUcago, but defeated the Univer-
sity or San Diego and Ohio to claim the
consolation champlomhlp of the Dell
Blaclc Coaches Assodatlon Oasslc. Nov.
15· l 7 at Xavier Universiry.
A dl.ft'erent Anteater led the team in
scoring in each tournament c:ontest -
senior Stanislav Zuzak with '29 against
UIC sophomore point guard Jeff Gloger
with 17 again.st USO and sophomore
Ross Sduueder with 17 against Ohio.
P..ach set or tied his career high.
Adam Parada. a 7-0 center who was
named a mJd-major preseason All·
American by C.OUegelnsider.com. Is av·
eraglng 10 points and 5.3 rebounds,
• while sophomore Mike Efevberba. who
ecored 41 points ln two e:ibibidoo vie>
tories, totaled 19 points In the 8CA Clas·
sic, where he shot just 26. 7" from the
6eld (8 of 30).
Matt Okoro. a 6-7 senior, is scheduled
to stan for the Anteaters. along with
Parada. Zuzak. Gloger and Schrader. ua avenged 21.3 turnovers in lts
three tournament conlesta, an area
Douglass said was paramount on h1a
ftx·lt list during the week of practice
leading to tooigtlt's clash.
As of Monday nJght. an estimated
1,000 tickets remained available for to-
night's game. which will feature a half-
time tribute to Kevin Magee. Magee. the
program's onJy rwo-time. first-team An..
American, died In an auto accident Oct.
23 In Louisiana at the age or 44. .
GIRLS
BASKETBALL
Sailors
stable
at top
Coach Jen Thompson
enters her third season
looking to improve for the
third straight year.
'•trick L•verty
OailyPitot .
Building a program requires stabWtf
and. entering her third season, Newport
Harbor High C.Oach Jen Thompson ha.I
provided that for the ~ basketball
team.
After becoming the sixth coach In 6w
seasons when she took over prior to the
2001-02 season, Thompson has stuck
around and the effect has been evident,:
The Sailors broke a 20·game league
losing 6treak two seasons ago and
reached the CJF Southern Section playi
offs for. the 6nt time since 1999 l8Sf
year. Newpon Harbor's win totals have
increased from two in 2000-01, the year
prior 10 Thompson's arrival. to four In
her 6rst season and 13 last year.
Attempting to continue that improve-
ment will be a cast or six returners and
six newcomers who understand the
progression or a rebuilding project. t
Ml think they do: Thompson saJ<t
·Their goals are not to win the state OF
championship. Their goal last year wd
to get to cm and we did that."
A return to the playoffs Is once again
prioriry No. 1, but Newport Harbor also
thinb Lt can improve on last year's flfth.
...__.._ . place finish In the Sea View League.
Green's determined effort was high-
lighted by 10 second·half poln~ lndud·
Ing two of the hosts' three three-point·
en after lntemli< Jon. She also had two
steals and took two charges, contribuc-KENT TREPTOW I DAIL'!' PILOT
SH UCI, p ... ,.7 UC Irvine's Knsten Green, who scored 15 pomts Monday, attempts to dribble around Pepperdme's Kerra Wodarski.
which ls expected to be led by Wood·
bridge and Foothill.
See SAILORS , Pap A1
PLAYERS OF
THE WEEK
NEWPORT HARBOR
Austin Nieto
5-9 202 Sr.
A d4tfentlve
tdle. bloc*ed
•pair of
convenlon
klcb,madel
pelr of i.c:ts.
for1loa1nd
waslnonone
Ndt.
@ 0 0
AlexOrth
&-1180 Jr.
~ming
fr'Omtbec*
Injury, 1he free
Mf9cy hetj>ed
llmtt Los All09
to 121 Yerdt
~end
lid9dlnNn
defwnee.
•
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Two-minute drill
•Newport Harbor's flrat-round exit from the CIF Southern Section playoffB
meana no Newport-Mesa schoql advanced to the quarterftnals for the second con-
secutive aeason.
•Heavy trllffic on Friday caused the Sallors to arrive just a half-hour prior to the
7:30 p.m. kictotI. Newpon Harbor quickly wenc through Its pregame drills. then
huddled In the comer or the atadlum prior to the start or the game. Kickoff was de-
layed 10 minutes with the pme beginning at 7:40.
• The tramc also affected others Involved with the football program. The band
and cheedeadera didn' arrive until the teams were lined up to begin the gume and
most of the Sailors' fan hue was late anMng, meaning they missed the opening
kickoff. which wu returned 89 )'1lrds ror a touchdown by Lot Altos.
• Lot AJtoa proved a physlcal opponenc, knoclcing a number of S&ilon out or the
game at varlout point&.
Senlor md Peter Hoyt mls3ed time ln the t\m half but recurncd to tho game.
MeanwbiJe, eenlor guard Eric Q.u1ia. senJor tailback Matt Encinlu. junior line•
backer Thomas Manin and senior lineman Mark ~mple .n exited with injuries.
• The lnfuries to £ncinJaa and Martin catUed a few lineup changes in tho Sa.Oort'
backfield.
When Enctnlas went down. fullback 'Jmior Theriot moved to tailback with Mar·
dn becoming the lead blocker.
Without Mardn. who su«ered a !es Injury, Theriot ~ to fullback and
eophomore Ryan Rippon. a t.&ndOUt ttrong sa.fi ...,, h.lt t work at taiJback.
• Los AltOI wasn't the only Mlraroontt' .a S.. V\iW Lcilgue
team out of the playoffs. wt.bon, wh~h tlnl t tHe C.On~ d •
(i ted FoothllJ In OYtJtime.
The See View 1-gue l&W th or Its four teams blNpce.iftom the ~n.
with only lMne acMndng to the .econd round.
Game stoppers
Last week'• bJg defemive plays
• NEWPORT HARIOR -Senior tackle Meil nmple and junior
endt Sumi IO..aaan and S.S..._ combine to throw the running
baclc for a 3-yard loss on a thlrd·and-10 play, forcing Loi Altos to punt
•.. khaliftan and aenior tackle A&lldn Nieto stutr an option run by the
quarterback for no pin, leading to a three-and-out for the
C.Onquerora ... Nleto breab through the line of ecrlm.mqe to block a
patr of j>olnt-«fter convaaoo kic:b ... JunSor Unet>.cter 'Dftar
n..tot uopa a NflDin8 play for jult a l ·yard pin ... JChaHflan and
'lemple, aided by a oo.t ot. other s.ilora, Adc the quarterback (or an
ll·yard loss on second·and-7 at the Newport Hatbor ll·yard line ...
IChaUflan. again ted by l\m:\ple. recordt another llct. th1a one
coming on fourth down. gfvtng the blD hick to the Sanon ... Junior
safety Ala Orth COIN!il up to the line of ICrim.mqlO and haJtl a
running pJcy for a I ·yard pin ... Nieto and XhaWlan combine oo the
Sallora' third Ade of the game. tblt one forcin8 a io. of 8 yardl wtch
just aver two mlnutet rem.aJntna ln the ftnt ball ..• Junior llnehvker °"I Mina' Umita the ball carr1er to • l •yard pin ... ~ ttope a
runnlna p1aY for no gain ••• Senior end ...... llDJt puu beevy
preseuro on the quaneit>ack. fordnc an lncompledon •.• JCNHllan
records another sack. th1a one a IOlo t.t:le on a tNrd·and-l3 play for
a 3·yard loss .•. Nieto fore a tbrw-yard bl ..• Khaltftm conttnuee
hJs uong play, putting pR1MUre on the quarterback to fora Ul
lnoompledon.
f
.
SPO R TS
UCI
Continued from M
lng to 20 turnOYera by the Wa~. rwo more than UCI.
Adams a.lao saw Improve·
ment ln offensive execudon,
-typified by a 9-0 nm eerly ln
the 1econd hall ln whJch the
Antea.tera scored on four
aaalght posseasfons to pull
within 37-27.
And the season debut or
sophomore point guard Jaclde
Lord, •till hampered by the
strained right quadriceps that
forced her to sit out the opener,
provided some assurance the
Anteaters may have a floor
leader who can handle the ball,
. distribute, and also pose an
outside-shooting threat.
Lord, ahuttJlng ln and out
and applytna a hot pad to her
lhlgh muscle each time she was
..
SAILORS
tontinued from AfJ ..
Leading the charge for the
Sailors will be a pair of returning
~arters, S·foot·8 aehior guard/
torward Jllllanne Whitfield and
~9 sen!or guard Victoria Swi·
.pn.
., Whitfield ls a two-time All·
Sea View League selection and
has led lhe Sailors in scoring
each of the last two seasons, av·
eraglng 10.9 points per game
last year. '
SWigart was a second-team
all-league aelectlon lut seaaon
when she averaged 6.3 points
per game and showed a knack
for doing all the UttJe things it
takes to win games.
The biggest problem for the
Sailon going into this season ls
that Whitfield and Swigart are
among the team's biggest play-
ers.
Everyol)e on the team is 5·9
and under with the 'excepUon of
5· ll freahman Brittany Deyan.
Entering the season, 5· 7 junior
Kristi Eddlngton is slated to
start at center.
"We're worldng hard on run·
n1ng and condltioning,•
Thompson said. "We need to
utll.ize our quickness because
we're not tall."
Without a 6-footer for the first
qme In her coaching career,
Thompson has been stressing
rebounding fundamentals to
on the bench, had five points
on 2-of-4 shooting and led 1be
'Ea1ers with four ualsts and
three steals. This deapJte play·
Ing only 18 mJ.nutes.
Lauren Yadon. a 6·3 aopb~
more who scored a tea.m-hJgb
14 oft' the bench in the opener,
added 10 points and six re-
boun& ln a starting role, wh1Je
aenJor Clu'lstina Callaway bad
alx points and seven boards for
UCI.
But a dismal shootlog per·
formance, in which UCI netted
just 6 of 33 Btst·half 6eJd·goal
attempts (18.21J1i) and finished
15 of 59 fo r the game (Z5.41J1i),
helped the Waves record their
ninth straight win over the Ant·
eaters.
Pepperdlne, which gave No.
6-ranked Stanford a significant
challenge before falling. 69-61,
at home In Friday's opener,
scored the Btst seven points of
the game. Theo, after Yadon
broke the lee with a lS.foot
jumper Utd Green converted a
free throw. the Wave• cored alx
straight point.I to c:rute a dou·
ble-flgure lead.
Another 7-0 Pepperdlne run
mJdway through the opening
half -upped the advantage to
24-8 and the Waves cruised to a
35· 18 lead at the break.
After UCI closed to within
37·27 with 16:36 left ln the
game, Pepperdlne produced a
16·4 s urge, including 10
atralgbt points In a three-min-
ute span, to secure its first of
many expected victories.
"[The Waves) are tall and
physical and they gave us some
problems,• Adamli said of
Coach Marie Trill's squad,
whJch returns nine players
from last year's 22·8 campaign.
The Waves, however, were
without All-American candi-
date Shandrtka Lee, thelr point
guard and best player, side·
OON LU.CH /OM.Y PILOT
Newport Harbor's Jilhanne Wtutfield (21). a two-time Al~Sea View
League selection, is the Sattors' leading returning scorer.
make sure the Sailors don't get ing."
muscled around inside. Newpon Harbor. which opens
•At any given time, you're go· the season Dec. 5 at home
Ing to be blocldng out a 6· against Corona del Mar, will at·
footer," Thompson said. "You tempt to lift Its confidence prior
couJd be the shortest girl on the to beginning league play by
team and you're going to have playing well in tournaments at
to know bow to do It." University, Valley Ouistian of
Helping in that area will be a Cerritos and Juno, Alaska. The
more stringent weightlifting latter will be a trip with the boys
program Thompson has In· basJcetball team that should al·
stalled. low the squad time to bond to-
•1 don't want them to get gether.
pushed around down low," "I thJnk we're still jelling,•
Thompson said. "They need to Thompson said. "We've got slx
be able to play with the big girls, returners and six newcomers.
so we've really focused on llft· I've been uying to pair up re·
Reatl Newport-Mesa
Are you concerned about the low test scores
at our schools in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach ? .
During the past four years, che efforis of che Daily Pilot and che Rotary Clubs of
' Newpon -Balboa, Newpon Inine and Newpon Beach Sunrise in support of the
' Los Angeles Tunes Reading by 9 program has raised more than $24,000, including
$10,000 from Daily Pilot readers to deliver 16,500 books to kindergarten through
third grade scudencs at Pomona, Whittier and Wilson Elementary Schools. These
schools have the highest percentage of limited-English speaking srudencs a.nd lowesc
' test scores .
. The Daily Pilot and the three Rotary Clubs are launching a campaign chis faJI with
. $6,800 committed by dubs, to be matched by an equal amount from Daily Pilor
readers chat combined, will purchase an acfdjtional 7,800 books for the three
elementary schools.
..
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ReaJinS aa .. __. ....
lined by a knee ailment.
Junior guard Shanell Law,
still recovering from an ankle
sptain, came off the bench to
prQduce 12 polnu, topped only
by '"'° aenior Nicole Funn, who paced the vtsltora with 16.
UCl rerums to action Dec. 2
against visiting San Diego
State.
~.
~lne 11, UCI 47 Pepp«dlM • Spenctr I , Clarendon
6, GreathOUH e, Funn HS, Wodertkl
3, Law 12, Lacy 9, MayberTY 8,
Wenakl 2.
3-pt. goala ·Law 3, Spencer 1, Funn
1 ..
Fouled out • MayberT'f.
Tedlnla.11 -None,
UC lrvlne • Yadon 10, Callaway 6,
Blgglna •.Green 15, Stanley 2, Lord
6, Fergu1on 3, Umn 2 .
3-pt. goet1 • GrMn 2, Fergueon 1,
Lord 1.
Fouled out · Blggln1.
Tedlnlcala -None.
Halftime · 35-l8, Pepperd1ne
1-6 Jr.
IS-11 Fr.
5-7 Jr. 5-5 Sr. H Jr. ~ M.-o 15-5 Fr. V....Mliltr M Jr. =~ M Jr, M Sr. ~ 5-9 Sr. Maelle= W Jr. Jlltlenne d 5-8 Sr.'
CoO: Thompton
(third YllJff)
turners with newcomers., just to
get that cohesiveness. Yes, we
have new players. but we're i.tlll
one team.•
The other returners, In addi·
tion to Whitfield, Swigart and
Eddington, are senior guard
Allyson Stoltz, junior Vanessa
Miller and senior Kristi Koon.
Tbey'U all be playing a free·
Oowing system that allows any·
one to shoot at any time, a ne·
cesstty without a presence in
the post.
But no matter what they do
on offense, Thompson will con·
tinue to stress defense and the
Sailors will run a little bit of
everything: man-to-man, full.
court pressure, traps and zone.
"I always tell our girls, defense
is what wll\s games and I lhlnlc
they're finally starting to see
that,• Thompson said.
And Newport Harbor is begin·
nlng to see what stability can do
for a program.
Tuesday, Novtmbtf. 25, 2003 A7
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
FOOTBALL
10 Pirates earn
All-conference
Dominelli and
Williams earn
first-team honors.
SoQhomore free safety
Nick Oominelli was a
unanimous selection to the
All-MJsslon Conference
American Division defen-
sive first team to lead 10
Orange Coast College foot-
ball pJayers with postsea·
son awards.
Oominelli, a two-time
honoree, led the Pirates in
tackles for the second
straight season, posting 110
this fall. He also led Coast
with five interceptions to
go with eight pass break-
ups, a ~ sack, one forced
fumble and one fumble re-
covery. He aho scored one
touchdown J.his season and
flnlshed with three in his
career.
Freshman defensive line-
man Justin Williams joined
Oominelli on the first learn.
Wllliami:. led the team with
IOY.. sat:ks dei.pite missing
three games with an in·
1ured knee. Williams tallied
54 tackJei.. i.i.x for a loss and
forced three fumbles. re·
covenngone
The Bucs had eighL play·
eri. honored wtth second-
THAIKSGMIG
SALE
team recognition. Fresh-
man wideout Justin Hwna·
Ion, tight end Jon Garcia
and left tack.le Emil West
were chosen.
Humalon led the Pirates
with 33 receptions for 528
yards and three touch-
downs. scoring twice in the
season finale against Gol·
den West.
Garcia caught 11 passes
for 142 yards while West
anchored the offensive line.
Five Pirate defenders
were named to the second
team. Unebackers Beau
Gertz, Quh. Cassidy and
Joe Mitchell were all hon·
ored. The trio combmed
for 181 tackles, 13 for a loss,
six sacks, three forced fum-
bles and one recovery.
Sophomore strong safety
Una Latu and defensive
end Ryan Miller round out
the squad.
Latu finished second on
the team with 81 tackles,
including seven for a loss,
10 go with one lntercep·
tion. three pa~ breakups
and two fumble recoverrei.
Miller, who mi%ed
nearly half the r,ea'lon due
to injury. ended w11h 46
tackles (<;even ror d loss),
twO sac~ and two fon:ed
fumblei..
>
,
M Tlllldty, HowfnDer 25, 2003 SPORTS
YOUTH SOCCER
Green Gators in championship game
Boys under-14 team
comes back for
one-goal victory that
puts it in title match.
lhot on goal for ~ United. but
Ri-n Co&dbert C3me up with
the b&uck.
• Plnk Ughcnlng 2. Th1aJ
W.vet 1·
Mkhael Mdlup. Duany
a.bl' and l'&W Bloc:he helped
maintain • ttong mJdtleld while
the delen.se of Ertc Wrllbt, Joo
l1an1, Scotty 8el'khaulm..
Unny eoopn and s.m N9d:J.
mut helped preserve th~ win.
The Pink Ushtnlng advan~
to the aemifinah with \he ~
The Corona deJ Mar Green
Gtltora edged CdM United. 5...f,
Saturday. NaY. \5, to advance to
dw dwnpk>nah.lp game ln the
buys under· 14 d.Jvislon of A)'S()
Region 57.
Alllon DewftllD ICOt'Cd m.e
first goal In the S«Ond period e>n
a»Jsta from Erin Almara and
lUfaoy~
Mld6etde.rs Reecle Dahlfon.
lo glrll Wlder-12 action:
Dina l.awuy. launn fledlmon
and Hannah ICubal kept the
PttlSU"' on the l1d&I Waves.
The Gaton Opt'ned up a 3-0
le d lo the llrat half with ~ by
Qunden Nldxi'eclft, DOlon No~
ton and~ Grant.
• Sophie Solow passed to
Bryn HMdnp for the wtnnlng
goal with 10 seconds mn.a.1ning
ln the Mint Cl\lpe' 2· l victory
over the Sponge Bobs.
Muta.a Cwnmtnp tied the
game with a breakaway goat ln
the second half before Paladin
fow.nd the back of the net for the
Ugbtnln3-
The United, led by Pllrbr
Roed, came back to de the game
~ eventually took a 4-3 lead.
t lastings added en 1st to
Out.le lllndw't for another goal.
Sarah Fotb. Kelly O'CoMO.r
and Ionian TM.al keyed the de-
fense, which heJd the Sponge
8ob5 ICOfebs in the fir&t half.
MfPO Rk:hcer and Aaht.y
~ controlled the mid·
fifld for the Mint Chips, who lm-
provrd to 1-0-1 in the playoff&
)8cqudlne UrbanWI. Jaden
tkinec:ke, Annie Raffeny, Shel·
by Bncho and goalkeeper Made
But Nlchollon wqved hl.s way
through the Unittd defense 10
llCOre the ryfng goal and ,..._.
l\!trfOJ kJck.ed the deciding goal
on an us1st by Mu N.wOeld a rew minutes later.
Rt= pJayed uwnch de· fm;o;the Ugbtning.
ln boys Wlder· 11 play:
•CdM Tham Gorab 2. Team
~ttO:
Tummy 8anprt had a clear Hector Mutno opened the
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an4 t~IOyer•' Uablllty lll~•nce 111•11 lie luutel 111 Compllniu (I) that llo• • 1111 11111,,. ol B• °' btltef, end • llnendal eta lflullott of VIN or !letter (or 1n •qlffvllhmt r•tlna by, Sttn4•rd a ,.., tt MoodY•> ., (ll~tla\ IA ect.19t bit to tl\e lll\llrtflllty The C:efllfute of 14 111 t II
bt Uwd .. t ... "'""'" • '"'" frCQjlle(liwe Deeit11 I • lnt111dtllt lo M ,,..,alltled we irtfoflfnid \hit thil1 wlA M Miii~
to 1114 !Ndt·fvtr COlftflf1 wlttl al of Ult pt9"Yf t.Olf~ inck.ldltll 100'& peymtnl ellO IOOS f*fOf~~ Alf ltlfo.M•llM •••mltt'4 f0t 111equahfle1t 1ulllalki1t wtlt fie 'onaldf11d tfhclel 111touMtl011
eclllllred Ill t0ttfWlrtu, enf tlle lhllwerslt)' '"" l'!ltl"l11n la ~<'nfldenll-*tt1 lo tllt ut111t .,.,...II.cl ., ... ,
f1le ~ ,.. .. Ult rlcftt te rejtet "1 or •fl ""IHlflMI to ~.... •llOll ~·•
ert4 MY • al ,, ....... ltltd ti weift MY l!Oll ""'41t1el 111 l\tel .. Hf r"PQn• • II' ...,., .
THC MOfHnCW TIC UMVOslfVOf CAtlfOMAA ,..,.., otc.llfor• t1-• ..-.2003 t ,.
........... ... s.....
Tht tollowln1 pers0<n
"re dolnc bullnes.s H
t(enwood Coto1lrudlon &
Sil u II• I JOO l Radtull
Ava 81d1 '6 Suit. 103.
Coste Mn• CA 9262e
Kenny P Kuhn~. 3Cl01
Rtdhlll Ave Bide •6.
S1111e 103. CoatAI Mn..
CA92626 Th~ bltSIMU II COfl
ducted by en ond;vidual
Htve you aterWd c1o<n1
buslne'S yell Yfl 1111'1 1982
Kenny P Kuhns
This at.etem.nt WI\ tlt9d will'I the CooHtty
Cletll of Orence County
on 11/21/0l
2001HHtOI
Daily ftttot fll<1v 2S Dec
2.9. 16,2003 T8!>1 ,... ....
... s.......
The lollowm1 pen0tu
are doinl buslnns ti
Ch .. h Mettnfl Stf'vl(e.
2020 I ullerton #II
Co,\e Mew. CelllornQi
92617
-Christophi!t Alen Bo
wen, 2020 fullfl•IOfl 118
Cott• Mftu . Celllornla
926'1/
I ht' bustnns It con
~ted lly an lnd11tldual
11.awt YCHI ll• Itel do<lll
hutlnns ytl' Ko
Ctw118owe11
11111 statement wn
llllld with th~ County
Clt•k ol Oonr• County
on 11 71!1>3
2001Hestl4
Oatly f'tlol No• ZS. O.C
2. 9. 16. 2003 rl58
ac::ortng wt\cn be put • &hot Jl.1$1
past the outstretched um or
~ P.mery Molna'I, who had just blocked an l\tttmpc by
Bren.nan AndenoJL
pau to Leadl for the breakaway
goal after a atop by goal.keeper c.roun. Gnnt.
~ Smajlan. Skylar o.pp.
Lale Shin¥, OiJoe Dlpp and ...
qudle Ad.Alm led the OUJJ Pep-
per defense.
XrfllCDfer Pk:arelb bat trkk
propelled the Panlhen to victory
aft.er uaWng. 4-2. The Pantben
scored two goals 1n lhe flna1 aw
minutes.
1QeU Walker capped the 11COr·
lng when ho emc:uttd • header
off 1 Ma.on C.. pass ln the
fourth period.
Nick Cllrd. <Mrelt a...m.
Jemm Rhinehart. 8mJJ Gray
and goalkeeper Oartr CMbloo
helped Ttam Gonsb record its
lOOuhutout ln ll games.
ln boys wtder-10 actJon:
•Blue Galaxy 7, Tidal Wave 0:
The Btue Galaxy advanced IO
the semlflnals of the English DI·
\'Won with a balanced effort at
both ends of the Oeld.
Green Ganga Maamw Pnnd-
nl acored the pine.. 6nt pl
and Con n.-.. took the en·
suing ldcko1f end ~
around four defenders to de the
score.
Minutes latM, Hastinp c:eo·
tered the ball to Picarelli to p
the P&nthen a 2· l baWme 1etd.
In girls under· l 0 actJon:
•Queen Bees 3. Red Hor OillJ
Peppen2:
The trio of Ryan Plefte; Mat·
tbew ICeman and sweeper llm-
ner Gnnmtafl' turned back the
TidaJ Waw surge with a~
play.
Green Gang ecored three con·
secuttve goals in the third period
by Matt Sberburne. Tommy a.
book: and FranclnL
With five mJnutes left. 'hlylor
P.pp tied the game at • and then
centen:d to Picarel.IJ for the
game-winning goal with. min·
ute remaining.
The Red Hot Chill Peppers'
playoff run ended ln a close con·
test.
C.uey Worden. Jonathan Har·
mn and Jab Jones scored single
goals to U' the offense while Jono and ~ 0..
.R.mef c.hJon scored 6rst on
an assist from Jmna Johmon
followed by two goals from the
Qu~ Bees' Sarah~
Paulina Leech tied the score
at 2. Jenna PLamkn cleated a
via each added a pair of goals to
round out lhe soorlna.
• Pwple Panth~ 5, Green
Gang4:
PJUon Steele. Ala Mmnr
and Roberto Wetunmo keyed
the defense for the Panthen.
who advance to the sem1ftna1s.
NEED WHEELS?
Compllmentary One Day
Rental Car
With 301(, BOK or 90K maintenance
No cas/'I value.
One to a custom«.
One per transaction
Expires 11 /30l2003
Actll9 ...... ... s......
The lollow1n1 persons
M • 6oi111 business IS
Dile fr1n .. lln Rufly
26511 8t•dltwod Drive,
Lacuna H1H1 CA 9~3
T11ns W11slern Bro
l.t1111 (CA) 26511
8rldtewood Drive. l1
IJllOI Htlh, CA 926S3
This .,.,,,"". IS CQll
ducl•d by a COfpo<allon
ti.ve you started dolllC
butlness yet7 No
l11ns Wulern Brn
lurraee, Kenneth Dale
foankhn Poeudanl
Th~ 'talemenl wa•
roted with the County
Clef .. of Ou111e County
on llfll/03
200Ht.SHO
D•lly Piiot Nov l!>. Dec
2.9. 16,2003 ~
~ ...... -----!h@ followln1 pe15ons
are dolne builnus H
>l>hnv.n £ Assa<:lates
19700 Von ll11man
A•~nu• lr•Kle CakfO<lllll
91612
lo11en Waler<•n&\
19200 Vnn Ker m•n
Avrn~ Ir .in~, C•lllot n1v
92612
Thi. hu\lna•s ·~ con
du<ltd by •n 1nd1vrdu•I
li<lve you tl.,led doltll
bu\tntu yell Nu
k>rren Weltrr1np
Thi' 1111tement wn
flltd with the County
Cltrk nl Ounae r.ounly
un 11 05/03
tOOHH42SI
011ly Pilot No• 18 25.
Otte 2. 9 2003 Ts.43
1111111. .... r-.•••• Monday-Friday • 6: 30AM • 7 :OC»M
Satu~ • 8:00AM • 4:00PM CloSed On Sundays
llWPCIT IQOI
aTYCOllQ.
ARASVllAIY
CUCI OIAlmS •
UDOllWPOl1
~-. ..,...,u,ioos
PUBLIC H{ARINC
COO[ AMENDMENT
NO 2003 ·00J
AMOIOMCNT 10 ClfAP
I{ R 20 C}J TO Rf. VISl
I Hl MODlf ICA T ION
PERMlt'S STAND~RDS or RE VIEW (PA 2003
080)
34SO VIA OPORlO
(PA2003·21.J) G(NERAt
PlAN AM(HOM£N1 HO
7003 010 I OCAL
COAS"'l PROGRAM AM(NOMENT NO 2003
004. AHO CODE
AMUIOMCHT HO 2003 ooa REQUEST TO
AMEND IHC GlNCRAL rt ~N AND I OCAL
COASlAl PROGRAM
LANO USC DC SICNA
llOHS rROM COVt:RH
WNTAl. £DUCAllONAl
ANO INSJITUflONAL r AClllll(S TO R£TAll &
SCRV!CC COMMERCIAi
ANO 10 CHANG( rnr
ZO NING DISTRIC T
CLASSlflCAllON FROM
C(ll lORSC
CONllHU£0 BUSIN£SS
ADOPTION or AN
OROINAHCC CS TAB
llSHINC A PROCEDURE
FOR GRANTING A "SPC
CIAl CIRCUMSl ANCE
VARIAN<:£•
P111tt11hed Newport
8HCh·Co$la MHt Dilly
Pttol November 2S. 2003 TM4
asc 11112
MOllCIOf rmnol
TOADlmTll
lSTATIOf: "* lAllM fAIOl ... &lOll lAllM ESTOllS
WHO.A222"S
To 111 heirs, benefl
c1ar1e1 tr td1\on. con
lrna•nl credrlou, •nd
l)ffM>nl who may oth
efWIM b4I tntt<•Sled 10
the woll or estate, or
both. of GLOfllA lAUAE
FIGUCROA eka GLORIA
l AUAE ESlORES
A P£TITION FOR PRO
BA TE hu bffn lrr.d by
Rotend l ftcueroa and
Susan n1uero1 Oh
Su,an Frnnlh) 1n \ht
Superior Court of Call
lornoa, County ol OR
AHCE
THC Pf TITION f OR
PROOAll tequuh Ro
land l r!111ero1 end
Susan F11uero• (•It.• Suun f1nulh) be
1ppoln\1d IS personal
repttunl•ll~~ to •d
"''""''' the utat• of the decedent
Ill( Pf rtrlON •equtsh
tl11 deu1d1nt'' Will 1nd
cod1clls. II any ba
1dmltled lo pr oba\e The
Will and tny todktlt •re
1v1lttble lot 1um1na
tH>n 1n tti. fole hot by
Ille COUtt
fHE PUITION r equtlls
authority~ to adm1n1ster
the es\1\e unclfl lhe
Independent Admtnls
111tron of E atates Act
{Tiu• Autho<1ly will 1How
111• pe1M>n1t repr&Sett
tallv1 la ltk• m1ny
actions without obl1ln
in~ lUUr\ epprool
Btfou !akin& certaon
very lmjlur tent et lions
ho•tvet tilt penonel
rl!pftstnt1ttv1 woll be
requited lo tl~e nottee
to lnterHled persona
unlns \hay have waived
f
notice Of conunted to
the proposed action )
The Independent ad
m1n1streloon euthority
Witt be I' anted Ul\IU$
1 n interuled person
tries an otiiectron lo the
pelolton tnd lllows sood
CIU$41 why th• court
should not 1r ant the
eutlloflty
A HCAAIHG on the
1>4lltloft will be h•ld on
D£CEM8£R 11. 2003 el
1.45 p m 1n O.pl. l 73
louted al 341 Th• City
Drive South, Clfenee. CA
921168
If YOU 06.IECT lo the
1111nton1 ot the pehllon,
you sllould lll>Palt at the
hu11n1 and statt your
objechon$ or Me written
obiectoons wrtli the court
bel0te the hearlne. Your
1ppearence m1y be in
person o r by your
1\lorney
IF YOU ARC A CREDI roR or conl1n11nt
CrtdtlOf of lhe deC91Md,
you mu1t folt your cl•lm
with the court end melt
1 copy lo the O@fsonel
rtl)tewntallv• appo>nltd
by the court within lo"'
months lrom the d•I• ol
the ''"' 1ssu1nce of lellen u provided In
Prob1tt Code secloon
9100. The Ume for liltnl
clalma ,.ui not upt<e
btlOte lour month• fr om
the h91rlne d1\e notield
above
YOU MA'r()(AMINC the
Ille l<ept by the cour I II
you ar • • person on
ltfuted In lht estate,
you m1y Ille wtlh the
court a Requut for
Spectal Notice (form 0£
IS4) of tll• UUns of en
Inventory ind 1ppr11isal
of nt11t• asHb or of
any petltoon 0t account
u provlCMd In !"rot.ale
Code stcllc>n 1250 A
R1quut for Specltl
Notice fo•m II 1v1ll1bte
lrom lht court clerk. . ......, ,_ ,.,....._
Slrtrhy l. ...... l~
.......... s-Ac..
,,, City ""'-w ....
""' '1Hr ~.CAH .. I
Published Newport
Buch Coste Mtu OailJ
ttilol Now•mbtr 19, ~!
26. 2003 WT'244
IS<IJTU
I01D Of Pl'fl1l(I
TO•T , ..
mAnoti
SllB'f UllMA&OfU. cum
·~lltlll
Wl•l!Jt756
To •• Mira. i.-11 clttln, ~ed•tet •· con
tlll&•nt crl41ton. ~
Plf•Ofl• Who may olh•
erwlSI be lnter .. tld In
the wlll et Mt1t•, or
both, of SHERRY 8Nt
IA"A lOl'U CLARKE IQ SHClttt'f I LOPEZ
A l'f Tlf '°" f OR l'RO·
BA Tt lies llMll flt.d lly A8(1.AAOO lOf'U Ill tM
SW*'°' Cout1 ol CtJ. lcw"'9, ~ty of Oft
AJllC!.
TH[ PtllflON F'O"
ttftOBA lf rtq11uta
ABUAADO l.OPEl ff
•Pl'Olll114 .. pettonll
'••Nnt1tlwe lo lHI
mlnla\et IN .. 11t• ol
llledecffenl
Tt4l l'ftlJIOflf fllqlMta
llle dKllOelll'a Will tnd
udlr.lla, If 1n1. b• •dnwtttd to probat.. The
Wiii 1n6 en1 ~ilt are
an.._.. for uafflMt ,_Ill .... filll U,t .,
tfwl..-t. THE. l'flfnOfif , ...... autfl0fl1y to IMll'Mfll1t.
tlle U (ate IHI,_ tlM
111 .. pt11ffnl Ad1t11ftl1
(This Aul:/t(I( Hy woU ellow
Ill• personal repre.-
l•tlvt to take martr
1ct1oos without obttln·
Ina court approval.
B•foft tektnl c.,t•lil
vet y 1mporl1nl ac\lo'",
howavet. the p;tt sontl
rep<tMnltllv• will lie
ttquored to &Ive notice
lo Interested person.
unle11 they hevt welved
notle:e « 4;0l\Mnltd to
the p1oposed action.)'
The 1ndcp1nd1nl ad·
m1n1st<1tlon aulhortty
will be eranled untna
111 lnleruted per1Jo11
ftln •n objection to the
petition •nd shows IQOd
CIUSI wlly \he tOlltt
sl1ould not 11•nt the
euthoroty.
A HEARING on the
petition will bt held Oii
0£CCMBCR ll. 2003 et
I 45 p m In Dept L7l
localed et 341 The Clt1
Ori•• South Ounce. CA
97868
If YOU OBJECT lo tlle
ar an tin a ol the petition,
you should mppear ti the
ht1<l11J and etete 1.ow
objectloos Of file WTittft
oblteloons with ltle cowl
btlore the "9lfln1 Yow
•POHrtnce m•y b4I !fl
person or by your
1ttorney
1r YOU ARE A CREDI·
TOR or cont1nc•11t
creditor of Ille decNMd.
you must hit 1our clan
with the court end mal
• copy lo \ht penonal
11pr1stmlallv1 eppolnted
by Ille court within low
1n<141tlls from the d•t• of
the l1tst ls1111nu of
l•ll•rs as provided Ill
Probtt• Code H Cllotl
9100. Tiit time tor flllna
clelms wlH not nplte
befOft lour rnonlllt lrOlll
t"9 heeun1 dell notlct4 ....
YOU MAY EXAMllE IM
ftlt -11>1 by ttM court. If
1011 ere I ptrlOn In•
ll1r11t1d In lhe estate, '°" may lllt With U.. COIHt a Request '°' St>eclal Notice (f0tm OE· I~) of the tllinc of ..
Inventory and 1ppr1i..I
ot ••l•I• •utt• Of of
any petition °' 1cc:-t
11 pro•lded In Probtlt
Code MdicHI 1250. A
R•quHt for Specie !
Notkt form la enll..._
from the court clertl
Atserttey fer ,....._,.
AITNUI J. ITAlll.I. ISO.
IOtfAaJIOllf WAY
OUIMM,CAHMt
Pvllll•hed Ntwpo•I
BHcll·D•lly Piiot No-
vember 19, 25, 29, 200l WT249
~ ...... Mltpl._
... <OmOf woa
(OIM'f Of °'99'
1411\aOlylrM
hlp,CAtnu
t ........
• (4* '...:-= QOllllT/lf9ART: , ... •U.hllt!l
'<' AnUCAMM Ml OIDfl
4• roaBSUMa or oea
TO SllOW (AUS(
Cl5( llMll t600*01
·l Apc>liont 11 Mlltk S 1.i. Pettick Applicant requnlt tn. r court to ttluue the
h• ();def to Show Cause
,.,orlalnally luued u
follows Ot der to Show
Cause was issued on
I 10/21/03 • Applicant requuts
'Y'telssuance of the otd«
1 beceuH Pet1t1on., /
Pltlnllll could not be
·l•serwed IS llQUlfed
b ,bel0t• lh• hut1n1 d1te
1, I declare und., p•n•lty
of plrfU'Y uodt' !he
laws ol t111 Stele of
10 Calilo1nt1 ttut the
lore101na Is true and
•• co11ec1 Dele. 11/20;03 ~1 I sl Terence W Roberts OH la
.n IT IS OROlRED that
IN Ofw I• Sllew CauMt
il•vt4 H 'ho"'" on Item 2 1b0v1 ia ttl"U<IO and
''"l !Of hM.1111& In thlt
COllfl H lollow1 O•tt. 1/05~ 1 lme 8 ·~ AM dept l62 >. ~Y of lhl• °'dlr
must be etteched to
•11!Tl4nh th•t IC\U't IHI
s«ved'on Ille PeUllOllef/ Plell1htl 11 docl1d 1n
Ille O•der to Sllow
CIUH
All olhet otdtra con
t•h1•d '" th1 Ot dt1 to
Show Caut.e rtm1ln in
foll force and 1flect
unless modOled by thl•
01d11 THE OROU TO
SHOW CAUSE ANO THIS
ORDER U.PIRC ON ltil
DA TE AHO TIME Of THE
HEARING SHOWN IN TH(
BOX ABOVE UHlESS
EXTENDED BY THE COURT
Date1 NOY 20, 200S
Ju4ee '--•• '· ,..,,e.,, JUDTC.IAl omcH
Published Newport
Buch Cost• Mui Dilly
Piiot Houmbtr 2S
Dec1mbet 2. 9. 16 2003
r860
Policy
ftlmDIOfi a. ..
fOI 01AMI Of M
'*8 TO SllOW <AllSI fOI
OU.OfM
Wl ... umft
TO AU INT(aUT(D
PEllSON$
l 1'1htloner, CM men krre110 hied 1 pellUon
with this covrt for 1
delrH ch11fltlna n1mtt
•• follow• C•rm•n
Strtano to Clfmen Shew 2 THE COllln ~tRS
th1t tll 1>14'M>n1 1nltf·
esled 1" this mallet &hall
•PPfM' lltlore lh11 CCHUI
al the he11M11 111d1Ctt1d
below to Ull)W CIUU If
•ny, why the pehlk>n IOt
cnan&• ol namt &hould
not be r•nled NOTIC or HE~RING
Oate· 12 30 03 l1m1: 2:00 pm Dept L 13
The addflu of the tout!
" same o noted abov1. 3 A eopy ol this Order
to Show Cius. shan be
p11bhshtd al lust once
uch wHk lot lout
aucce111Vt w.,i.s priot
lo the dete $It for
hutln& on lht pallllon
in th• lollow1na new'
papet ol a1A11al clrcu
latton. pdnltd In tn11
county Ntwpo1t 811eh/
Co,ta MIH D11ly Pilot
D•t11 NOV 10 200S
MAaJoau lAt•D
<.Ulla,. JUDOI Of 'fHt
Re-.. .... ........
The follow1n1 ""ona
•fl do1nc IHlslntu ea RIV UM!I "ICtillll Ave.
lld1. _C-3. Co1ta Mu•,
CA82627
8111•1, f &I lher. f ul
.,, UC, (C1ltlornl1).
'348 Lodi• A~• .. Toluca
l111t. CA 11502
Thts bu11nn1 I• con
di!Cltd by ltm1l1d li~blltty Co
Ha•• you sltfl•d d01n1
bu11nen yel1 Ho
81Qtf. hr\1\11 f Hl·.
''" llC, D11ren Craw ford Man•1tn1 Partner This st1t1m1nl wu
flied wtlh the County
Cieri. of Or1n11 County
on unl/03 200JHUH7
D•tly Pilot HOY 2!I Dec
2. 9 16, 2003 T853
fie*'-.....
ie..s .....
The lollowln1 p111ons
111 doln& busln1u n
Peclllc Mainland, 1760
Monrovia #A 18. Costa Men. CA 92627
Pacific M11nl1nd Inc
(CA), 1760 Monrovia
Ave IA 18 Costa Men
CA9?§27
1'1111 •utlneu It con•
du<.lld by. • t0fpor11ton
H1111 )'Oii •IM ltd dOlllf
bullneo ye\P N11
l'•tlhc Mt1nl1111I. In~ ,
trl1n Witts. Vice "'"' !dent
Thlt •l•l•mtnt wu
hied wilt! Ille Qounty c ... 11 of 0!11111 County on ll/2l/Ol
100HHSMS
Daily Pilot Nov 2S. Oec
2. 9 16, 200.l TSSO
~ ....
M..S.....
1h• lollowlna P•"o"' are clo1n1 bus1n10 es
Town & Counhy Hand
C.1 W•MI. 270 £1\I
Ch19_m1n Ave , Ot•n&~
CA 97169
Town & Country H•nd
Car Wnh Inc (CA)
270 I ut Ch•prnan
Av• • Orana•. CA 92869 nus buslneu ,, con
ducted by • corpo••tlon
Have you started 0..1111
busoneu yet? No
Town & Cou11try lf•nd
CIM Wnh In" Randall
A Gt111~111n. Prn1denl
This sl•t•meot W4>
hied w1\h lh• Count,
Cllfk of Or.n¥• County
on 11/21/0J
200S .. U90t
Daily Plh>I Noy 2'>. Dec
2,9, 16 2003 T8S7
SEU
yoyr un••nt1d
items lhrousfl clu11l1ed
Th• lollow111• peuons
are dolna butin•u ••· •> Portol1 l'lu1, b) Holl Crensll1w, c) 01n111
110111 tlhn•a•mtnt
lt1$ulia. 1000 Quail
Str .. t •160. Hewpotl
e...-:h CA92660
CtMflllOn• M•n• ..
rMnl (CA) 1000 Quttl
Slr .. t #l&O. Newport
81.ch CA 91660
rhil blltlntU II COii
ducted by 1 co1p0falioo
H1Yt you st1rled doln1
bus1nus yll7 'In,
Auaust 28. 2003
Genlflllona Mtnaae·
mtnt Stuatt $ ftye,
Pfl11dlnl
This slaltmenl was
llltd with th• County
Clttk of Ortna• County
on 11n 1103
200HHSH4
Dally Pilot Nov l5. Dec.
2.9. 16,2003 Ta.6
RdltlM .....
ltmtS.......
I h• lollowln& per sons •1• dotn1 bu)lnus n
D1V1d and l1net Busky M•l~o Toots 01al11bu
tors. 974? Clearbrook
Dr . Hu111tn11ton ll11ch. CA92~6
David Brisky 9742
Ctearbr ook Or . Hun
t1n1ton Butn CA 926-46
l•net Bmi.y. 9742
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tiled wttll th• County Clerk of Dflnl• County
on 11/21/03 200HtUUS
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port 8H\.h CA 92660
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ducletJ l>y a curpor•lion
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busino• yet r No
Pick Inc Ctn• Ptck atd Pres
Thi\ \lete111an1 w•• hied wtlh lhe County
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on llrlt ·OJ
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'In IOJOl '2001
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tlled with Ill• County
Clerk of Or•n•• County
on
Novembet 14, 2003
t OOS .. Ul2J
01ily Pilot No• 18 25
Otc 2 9 2003 TMI
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Me•adyne Corpor a11on
M1td1 1l~rr11, Pru1d111I
This \latement wn
lolod w1lh th• County
Clerk of O! •n111 County
on I 1121/03
200JtotUltS
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2.9 16,:IOOJ T849
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(ltorl1 J H1ckm111
This at1t1m1nt was
h!.d with th• County
Cl1rk ol Ot ens• County
on 111?1/03
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hied with th• Counly
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but1nen )'ti? v., 1993
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Service Inc Rob.,t
Blick, Pttaldenl
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filed with "" County Cltrk of Ofln&• County
on 10/16 'Ol 200UH207S
Daily Pilot Nov 11. 18
25. Dec 2. 2003 T8J7
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