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SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMJtAUNmES SINCE 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2001
Council fctvors starting Greenlight clock at 2000
•Official decision, still to
come, would make it easier
on developers trying to
build in Newport Beach.
Ma this Win kler
DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACI I
Developers w11l probably have dn
easier b.rne getting approval for their
projects after City Council members
said Tuesddy they'd support d 2000
starting date for Greenlight's •took-
back • provision.
Passed by voters in November,
the new law requires otywide elec-
bons on any general pldn dmend-
mf!nl for a project thdt ddds more
than 100 pedk-hour cdr trips or
dwelling uruts, or 40,000 square feet
more than the generdl pldn allows
The irubabve's look-back provi-
sion reqwres that 80"r., of previous
genefdl pldn amendments within
each of the aty's 49 d1<,llnct neigh-
borhoods ·adopted Wlthlll the pre-
ceding 10 years" should count
toward the threshold, wluch triggrr!>
a citywide vote
Council member.. hdd expwsse>d
T
concern about the text of the in1lld-
tive in prev10us meetings, sdymg ll
seemed to require a starting date for
the provision that reached back I U
years from the nme it was passed But
research by city officials convinced
them thdt a 2000 date wouJd not con
trad1ct the irutJative's text.
City Atty Bob Burnham said pdst
court rulings on s1m1lar s1tudt1on ...
showed thdt dn lllJtlabve shouJd r •
be dpph0d retrodct1vely unless I •
medsure itself cledrly slated sucl n
intent
Bumhdm "got me with the Id I
om'." '>did Counc1lmdn St1>\ r:
Bromberg, who hr1d '>did m the past
thdt Burnhdflfs drqumf'nl!> m fdvor of
a 2000 st<.1rtm9 ddh' hd<I not been
convincing nw five n>unc ll nwmht•rs present
d t Tue'>dd y's study '>c>'>s1on -
Counnlnwn John Ht>!lerndo dnd
D >nrus O'Nc•u wt ·re• exc u.wd IX'Calli>E!
of other 1•nqt1qt>nwnh undnt-
mously '>llpportl'cl tht> 2000 '>lartJng
ddtt> m d '>lrt1w volt·
Al lc•<1'>I um• morP < ounciJ memlx'r
mu!.t JOIO lhl' CJr<>UJ> l><'C clU'>l' the lflJ·
lldt1ve rPqlllr<'" .,.x ol tht• c 1ly's sevl:'n
counc II mPmlH•r.., to '>llpport dny
gwde>!Jm•'> lo put GrPPnhqht to work
PHOTOS BY DON I EACH I ['lAllf P!I L T
Jane Bunell, one of the Crystal Cove residents who has received an eviction notice, walks past a vacant beach cottage in the community. /
Crystal Cove residents file suit .
Cottage dwellers want to remain in the park until the state puts together a clear plan
Paul Clinton
D AILY PILOT
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CRYSTAL COVE -They're fight-
ing fire Wlth fire.
VoWlDg to remain in their cottages
untll the state unveils a viable project
for Crystal Cove State Park, residents
filed a lawsuit Tuesday to block loom-
ing evictions from the state-owned
land.
The state parks department has
given those who live in the 40 occupied •
beachfront cabirls until March 15 to
dear out or face removal.
"We want the plan to be a ready-lo-
go plan before we're asked to leave the
cottages,• said Crystal Cove ResiClents
Assn. spokesman Al Willinger. ·our
primary goal is to preserve the cot-
tages."
Residents have said the cottages,
placed on the Nahonal Register of
Historic Places in 1979, wouJd deteri-
orate if they are forced to leave
Jane Bunell. 35, has lived in a cot-
tage her whole We and said she plans
to fight the evictJon.
"They need to be occupied so they
can be cared for: Burzell said. "I'd
hate to see my cottage tum into one of
the abandoned ones.•
State parks spokesman Roy Steams
had not seen a copy of the complaint,
filed in Orange County Supenor Court.
but saJd the residents have signed
waivers allowing the state to termi-
nate the leases.
The residents must be removed so
state engineers can examine the cot-
SEE CRYSTAL PAGE 4
Crystal Cove residents have been served evtctton
noUces although state of:fldals have scrapped plans to
build a resort on the state·owned property.
I
Sale of Pacific Federal-plaza expected to generate business
• Building's long-awaited
purchase will bring additional
customers to Costa Mesa's
downtown, officials say.
Jetwttfer l(ho
OAA.Y P1LOT ../('
"I look forward to having
something over there and,
if it's viable office buildings,
more p<>wer to them."
Ed faweett.
Chamber of CD<nmerC9 chief U«\ltive
downtown core •
After almost a decade of sitting
empty at the com er of Newport
Boulevard and 19th Street, the
Spa.itish-style buildlllg u gettlng a
new owner. Pawdena-based Hud-
son Properties LLC.
The property's owner, Loi Ange;
les buunesrman Nkk014s h411UMS;
pnce tag wh n talks ended tn May.
Rega.rdl of th pnce., the sale
LS expected to pump money mlo the
city's coffeno and Ullo the cash reg-
t no of nearby bU!illl
Don La.mm, d puty oty man.ager
and dU"e<'lor of dov~lopment ser-
\llC , 1d th oty Will pn:>tHlbly
gain pro rty tax 1 rvP.nu rrom the
~, bec",a the pnce I.I almost
(lt!rtainly higher than the pnce
· ham.ma pald for lt in 1991 .
Whue council member.. dgreed
on most other tssues, such dS dehru-
bons for "pedlc-hour tnps ·and ·noor-
ared, • the incluMon or exclusion of
pdrking struc·tur£>s m deciding
whether d prOJl'C"t tnqgers d
Greerilight ctes-tJon rt'ffidln!> uncer-
tain
• Greenhght supportt•rs wrote let-
ter<, to council members sdytng thdl
parkmg structure ... shouJd lx· mdud-
ed m cdlcuJdting d prowct\ toldl noor
a.red
"Ldck of 1nclu!.1Un of pMking
SEE GREENLIGHT PAGE 4
Leece's
call to omit
two novels
r ejected
•Trustee d~ked c,chool
board to consider removinq
books from curnculum
because of their conlPnl.
Danette Goulet
DAILV PILOT
NEWPOlff-MES•\ rour ll"(t-
books m quesuon. mduchnq two no\
el.5 deemed n.sque by tn1 ... tP1> \\l'ncl-r
Leece, on Tuesddy wPrc d(>J>flt\ <'cl for
student~ by d solid nldJOflt\ of lhP
school board
·1 red.Uy think our l 2lh-qrddt> '>IU·
dents can sort throuqh whdt thP) tlunk
1s proper behdv1or, • tru..,lt't' SNPnt•
Stokes sdld • 1 don I thmk ont> bdok 1'
going to chdngE> thr1r 'dim•.., 1 don t
want to depnve one '>luch•nt of tlw
opportunity to rec1d a hook •
Stokes w~ one ol hv<• hodrd nwm-
bers to vote in fdvor of lhP book ...
Leece dnd bod rd Prt•'>1dt•nt Dc1\ 1cl
Brook~ d.tssent<'d
As with dny school hook, pdrt>nt...
retdll1 lhe nght lo keep th<' t1UC>'> olf
, their cluJdren's redding dS<,1gnmf'nl'> ll
they aw uncomforldble Wlth lhC> mdt<·-
nal, d1stnct offic1dls said.
That c1ssurdnce did not stop nPdr-
ly d dozen paren~ from lt•llmg hoard
members they did not wdnt lhP'>C
books approved ·
"I think you have over'>lepped the
bounds of decency with tht>M' two
boo~s. • Sdld Bc1rbarc1 Wh1tc1crc>, d
grandmother "These WNP awctrd-
WUlruJlg books, but for adult'> not for
lugh school student-..·
ThE! books were pulll~d from the
secondary textbook h'-1 Jdc;t month
before. 11 WdS dppron•d h) the
Newport-Mesa Umfa>d School DLstnct
board
1\vo of the book!. wc>rt' puUt'Ci at the
request of Leece who d(•emC>d their
content unht for studc•nts to redd
because of the nov<>l'-"qrdph1c <,ex-
ual content.•
• She asked that "Of Lov<' dnd
Shadows,• by South Amencan author
Isabel Allende, and ·snow Fdlllng on
C~dars, • by David Guterc;on bl'
reconsidere d before th(>y were
approved by boo.rd memhN<,
Of the other two book<, the board
SEE BOARD PAGE 4
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cosrA MESA -Ch rfuJ city
leadP-1'1 say r.tans to use the long·
vacant PacUic Federal Savings
Plaia a OfnC'e paoe could give
doWntown a welcome Wuaton of w .
•rm lookin forward to that partit·
ular comer of aut dty being up ~ nd
operating wtth a UtUe bit of 1if • 1
think ll is • greet thing for ow mm·
mwilty and will help nYltallle that
nd Tuny Tumek. manager of I fud-
llOn ~rtiel u.c, Aid they would
not dllcult the s4le or dilclOIO th
M'8 ptlce W\W after etJCrOW ' ed Faw tt, Cbal1lber Of Com· ' '°"' SIOc.\lml A•• rtM.
•rm udted that a sa)e ii in the
worb, • ~)"Of Ubby COwan 18kt.
,.
l!Chedwect tor March i1. •
Howeve.r, the last lnt r t~
buyer -the dty -W8' heQo'li.ng
"1th SbAmmU cw. • 13().;mIWoii
chi ti id h . .. .....
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Sff Pl.AZAMel 4
PET Of THE Wiii
Patches
PatCb.es• veterinarian bw.i.
See other rnc:ued dogs and cats each
Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4 p .m.
at Ruao'• Pet Bx:pertence at Pa.sbion
lsla.nd, Newport Beach. Patch , a kitten who lost both eyes
because of on infection, 1s available through
the Commwdty .Anlm4l Network.. Patches b
about 9 weeks old ao6 likes to chase string
and play with h1s mother, Pearl. The Com·
munlty Animal Network has requestea that
Pearl and Pate.ties be adopted together by
someone who does not move their furniture
often, which will make it easier for Patches
ts> find his way around.
The Community Anlmal Network is a
community·1upported an.lmAl organization
'llnki.ng people and pets through commu·
nity action. Other pets available for adop·
tion may be seen at http://www.anlmal
networlc.org.
Information: (949) 759·3646 or write to
the Community A.n.t.mal Network, P.O. Box
8662, Newport Beach, CA 92658. Donations are being accepted for
MarjoeA
M dq.oe Aguihng is one of those
behmd·lhe-scenes people who
bnng the Newport Beach Film
Festival to hfe
For most pdrtmpants m and outside 01
the city, the fesbval LS an edrly April event.
For Aguiling, a volunteer with the group
for tus second yedI now, it's a yearlong
pro1ect that's a personal passion.
·1·m interestE'CI in bnngmg 111 anytlung
that would For a spread on·
ema·m the GOOD CAUSE ~~~d
"And
bnngmg in lonns that we would normal-
ly not be able to screen •
Agwlmg·s preferences rnclude foreign
films. documentanes that don't get much
attenbon from ffidJOr producbon studios,
smaller mdepencient features and short
films.
His volunteer dubei. -whlch of late
have reached about 25 hours a week Wlth
ALMANAC
COSTA M ESA
• 136 23rd St , $368,000
• 1945 Amolcl Ave, $254,000
• 250 Cecil Plac('>, $670,000
• 1927 Harbor Blvd , $220.000
• 1648 Iowa St . $149,000
• 10 Joann St . $250,000
• 1222 Londondeny St.. $271,000
• 2529 Orange Ave . $350.000
• 2479 Rue de Canne~. $322,000
• 312 Sydney Lane, $240,000
• 588 West Bay St . $279,000
• 762 Wingate Bay $162,500
NEWPORT BEACH
• 14 Corsica Dnve, $351,500
• 200 Paris Lane. $238,000
• 1321 Sussex Lane, $652,000
NEWPORT COAST
• 9 Coastal Canyon Dnve,
$1,419,500
Aspiring filmmaker finds
inspiration as a volunteer at
the Newport Beach Film
Festival
the festival just around the comer -
include contacting filmmakers, keeping
track of a database of films and orgaruz-
ing the parties and events held every
night of the seven·day festival.
"To provide the proper atmosphere for
the filmmakers to rub elbows,• Aguiling
Joked.
This year's film festival will feature
works from more than 18 countries, gen·
res including comedy, drama and docu·
mentary, 60 feature films and 160 short
films.
Aguihng helps with sponsorstup and
public relations duties and books flight
and hotel reservations for visiting film·
makers. As a volunteer, he also does
some traveling to various film festivals
as a Newport Beach delegate, most
NEIGH BORS
1aylor Md AMocl----~~ Newport Buch-based
firm spedallzlng In
health care archltectwe
and lnt.eriot design, has
promoted Lpne Dunn
to as.soda~. Dunn
joiMd the firm in 1995
as an Interior deslgnef,
•nd she has woficed or.
projects for IC.llser Per· t--DUDn
mAneote. Sal\ Anton.lo ·r -
Community~
and UC medk;jf centtB. OUM, who 11"95 In
Tustin, has • ~ In lntMk>r deilgrl from
Cal State LOng IMch .••. The N9wpon ~
based 1UrW ........ -.t c:... has put·
d'wed the 16-buildlng, 217.~foot
San J~ Capistr.no lusinel& htk fOr $2.l.7
mllllon from Birtcher Rul &tN Group. • • • I
~ ........................ .....
g
recently to Sundance.
"We're constantly doing what we can
to improve the quality of our films,• the 24·
year--0ld said.
The Chapman University film major is
particularly interested in French films.
He is an aspiring filmmaker and said the
best part about his volun~ work is talk·
ing with and often meeting people be
admires.
Last year, be met Nacho Cerda. who
made the film ·Genesis." The experience
was definitely a perk, be said.
• 1t•s great to attach a face with a
name,• be said.
. For Aguiling, the importance of films
and spreading the word about valuable
works involves getting to know the mak·
ers.
·It's being able to relate to the mind of
the filmmaker, which starts in the imag·
inabon, dies on paper and finally resur·
reels on the wide screen,• be said.
-Story by YOWtg Chllng;
Photo by Seen Hiiier
has been rei.lned by Wild West tMdla, the
l•rgMt new media S1udlo In Or•nge County,
to ma nage the company's media relltlom.
The Costa Mes.based agency spedallzes In
online and offUne media ret.tions for the
technology, construction and M•lth care
Industries. Porter Publk Relations and Mar-
keting's client list indudes Thie loetng Co.,
Countrywide Home Loens Md R.O. Okon Co.
... Gwy ,,.~his been Nmed stu·
dlo maneget and Mtllor ~at the New-
port I N<h-bMed ICMrdllng agency
L.wreoce. ~ and ftondef. Frederkbon
will mANge the agencys studk>, which
ltnplemerrts strategic dlllgns fOf social Met·
ketlng and lifeftjte d6elfts, as weM • ...._..
ops lnteractM ~ Frederldlson, 1 Co5ta
Mesa tes.ldent,. -~ ~ ltu-cffo ~and -..ldM the UnMI ltty of
~we.. twltlidllKt p.,ttkdes19n.
Gettina. INVOLVED
• GliTl1NG INVOUl'ED runs peri-
odically In the Daily Pilot on a
rotating basis. If you'd like infor·
matlon on adding your organiu-
tion to this list call (949) 574-4298..
AlS ASSN., ORANGE
COUNTY CHAPTER
The Amyotrophic Lateral
Sclerosis Assn., which helps
individual's who have the
disorder that is also known
as Lou Gehrig's disease,
needs volunteers. (714) 375-
1922.
ALZHEIMER'S ASSN.
OF ORANGE COUii"
Support group leaders, Vis·
iting Volunteers, family
resource consultants and
office volunteers are need·
ed. Volunteers may work on
one·fune projects or ongo·
ing programs. Training ses·
sions are available. (800)
660·1993.
AMERICAN RED CROSS
In celebration of American
Red Cross Month in March,
Toumeau. the world's
largest watch retailer,
invites customers to donate
their watches to the Red
Cross and purchase a new
watch tax-free. Visit
Toumeau at South G:oast
Plaza, 3333 Bristol St.. Costa
Mesa. (714) 557-9800.
AMERICAN
CANCER SOCIETY
The Orange County Region
of the American Cancer
Society seeks office volun-
teers. The society is also
seeking volunteers to
answer calls for the unit's
Helpline lnfoCenter. (949)
261·9-446.
AMERICA II
CANCER SOCIEn
DISCOVERY SHOP
The American Cancer Soci-
ety Discovery Shop needs
unwanted goods, such as
clothing, furniture, jewelry,
accessories, anbques and
collectibles, to fund the sod·
ety's research. education
and patient services pro-
grams. The goods may be
dropped off at 2600 E. Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar.
Volunteers are also needed
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon·
day through Saturday at the
same location. (949) 640-
4777.
AMERICAN
CANCER SOCIETY
ROAD TO RECOVERY
The transportation program
needs volunteers to drive
cancer patients to and from
medical treatments free of
charge. The required com·
mibnent is a few hours each
week or month. Drivers must
have a valid driver's license
and inswlmce and be at least
25 yean; old. Volunteers may
use either their own vehicles
or American Cancer Society
vans. (949) 261·9446 or
8COmer@cancer.org.
AMEllCAN HEART WM.
The American Heart Assn.
Doily Pilot
is looking for volunteers to
perform various general
office duUes in the main
office and implement edu·
catlonal and hind·raising
events through Orange
County. No expenence nec-
essary, training will be pro-
vided. (949) 856·3555.
AMERICAN
HOME HULTH
HOSPICE PROGRAM
The American Home
Health Hospice Program
needs volunteers to give
emotional support to tenru-
nally ill patients and their
families in the greater
Orange County area. li'cUn·
ing tS provided. (714) 550-
0800 or (800) 540-2545.
AMERICAN
RED CROSS, OR.NGE
COUNTY CHAPTiR
·The Orange County chapter
of the American Red Cross
needs volunteers to address
community groups about
Red Cross servlces and lo
act as liaisons with the
media in disaster and emer-
gency situations. Judy Ian·
naccone. (714) 835·5381
ASSN. RENAISSANCE
CREATORS
The Costa Mesa group
sponsors and supports out-
reach community service
programs, such as the
tlomeless sanctuary Volun-
teers are needed. (7 t 41 540-
5803.
BIG BROTHERS,
BIG SISTERS
The local chapter is look.mu
for men and women older
than 20 who have bved in
Orange County for at least
six months and have been
on the job for at least three
months are needed to serve
as big brothers or big sisters
for ctuldren ages 6 to 16
from single-parent home.c;
(714) 544. 7773.
BOY SCOUTS .
OF AMERICA INC.
Volunteer opporturubes for
the Orange County Council
include fund·raising. pro·
gram development and
training to existing troopo;
and packs. (714) 546-4990.
BOYS & GIRlS ClUBS
OF NEWPORT·MESA
The three ~rea clubs need
volunteer coaches and arts
and crafts workshop teach·
ers. Call for locations. (949)
642·2245.
COSTA MESA CIVIC
PLAYHO USE
The playhouse needs vol-
unteers for ushering. back·
stage, mailings. typing.
lights and many other
duties. (949) 650-5269.
COSTA MESA
HISTORICAL soc11n
The society collects infor·
mation, photos and artifacts
relating to the history of
Costa Mesa and the harbor
area. Volunteers are needed
for clerical tasks, computer
input and help in the library.
(949) 631-5918.
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Steering josh Slocums the way of the Pequod BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
sa.id ·we didn't rPdlly hdve
any floodmg. •
K eVIJl Fmegold. 's a bus1-
nessrtldD. And Wee all
good capitalists
responsible for keepmg the
sales up and the bottom lme
black, he's hdd\o make
some pretty b1~ decisions
lately.
Some ol you Will
recognize Finegold as the
owner of Newport Beach's
venerable Josh Slocurns
Restaurant, the once-pre-
ferred hdunt of sea-tested
manners and a place that's
held special residency in my
heart for 20 years. More on
that part or the story 111 cl
moment.
ln the meantune, one
could Sdy Slocums -as my
wile and I have alway~ alfec-
tion.ately called 1t -has been
langwstung 111 the doldrums
lately Busmess hdS been less
than bru.k. So as 1t was 111
Melville's classic "Moby
Dick• -when Captdln Ahab
orders hls swabbies to the
boats to row the Pequod out
of the doldrums -f-111egold
hct!. wtusUed all hands on
deck 111 a blci to steer Slocums
into the nearest zephyr
Now, when d capt<un's
mtent on SdV1ng his stup,
you don't ask quesl.lons. But
in Fmegold's case, you ,,have
to wonder In tus bid to tum
lhf' t.Jde tn Slocums r tWOr,
Fmegold has enlisted former
NBA-rebound-god-tumed-
lrcak-boy Denrus Rodman
By the way, I hnd 1t oddly
comc1rlenlal that Rodman
bear:. a i.tnlung resemblance
to Out•que<J. the tttttoo-plas-
tered, bone-weanng har-
pooner whose seU-pred1cted
death tn • ~loby Dick· fore-
shadowed the ulttmate
de~e ol the Pequod I'm
not sure what that means,
but I don't think 1l's good
Anyway, 1t seems that ln
exchange for a few bills
from Rodman's h<>rty money
clip, Flhegold has agreed lo
let Rodman use Josh
Slocums as a cdnvai. for his
budding career in intenor ·
clC'i.1qn Thdl's probably not
the twsl idea he could hdlch .
It':. nothmq agdtnsl Rodman,
mind you Only lhdt my scn-
tunentalJty for Slocums' rus-
tic. romdnt1c. naullcaJ theme
1s colbdmg ht>ddlong Wlth
Rodmd!l's loud and eclectic
taste-,
I have hdrclc>r evidence
tor ~rry The Dally Pt.lot
report<. thcll velvet dnd leop-
ard skin solds will be central
t>lement., of Rodmdn's new
m otll for Slocums Knowmg
Rodm<tn'c; penchant for the
hdwcly I'm thmlung patrom
nuqht fmd a tew ceiling
swmgs as weU But I havC'
no proof
Even Slocums' LradJbonal
surf-and-turf menu is qetting
d tugh-end make-over, with
Fmc>gold and pdrtner bnng-
mg m a culmdry movement
known as • nouv<>au Latino
cutSme." What's that7 Tofu
chlffi1changasl
OK. so I'm hdV1ng some
fun wtlh this But it's the
only WdY I know to mask a
breaking heart.
That's because back m
October or 1981 , the young
executive ed.Jtor of Orange
Coast magazine was mtro-
ducecl to a gaggle of new
account executives by then-
publlsher and owner Toru
1\lso. One of these young
women had long and flow-
111g tresses with magruhcenl
curls, a smile that brightened
the room and eyes that
Choose from a great
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Byron de Arokol
BETWEEN THE LINES
danced wtth a happy sparkle
m them. The editor was par-
ticularly taken with her.
About a month later, thdt
same young editor hap-
pened 111 to Josh Slocums -
owned then by Joe, Owen
and Ernie Mmney -to
attend an event hosted by
Orange Coast. From hls seat,
he could see across the dm-
mg room to a few tables on
an elevated platform, where
a waJtress was dutifully serv-
mg her pdtrons. The waJt-
ress was, to lus great sur-
pnse, the same girl he had
met as one of the new sales
reps at Orange Coast. Only
on Uus evening, she was
dressed in a rather snug.
dark blue leotard and
nuniskirt, which revealed the
most magruf1cenl pair or legs
he had ever seen These
were gams you'd walk -no,
crawl -over hot coals lo get
to He knew then that he
was gazing upon the wollldn
he would many
Aller this pa rtJcu1or
evening, that editor -me• -
and that girl -my wile -
came to love Josh Slocums
in so many ways. Whenever
we went there for a cocktail
or dJnner, we could always
count on finding good old
Captain Shabby -one or
Slocurns' legendary reguldfs
-sllbng al the comer of the
bar dosest to the front door
My Wl.fe would receive a
warm and welcommg hug
from Byron, Slocums' anu~
able and astute manager
You'd fmd Ricky behind the
bar, a daz.zl.tngly talented
bartender who could~pm
and twul bottles like> s1x-
shooters long before• Tom
Cruise tned 1t m the mo\'le
·cocktail •
As 1t was then wtlh 1ls
gnzzled seamen ,,., ever-
playmg tapec, of Amcncd's
Cup act:ton, 1L'i p-irkmg lot
cookouts r1rter tht' NPwport-
To-Ensenada rr1r <'. Josh
Slocums was d~ ideal an
ambassador !or Newport
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And for me, persondlJy, 1t
was the place where I fell 111
love wtth my wile But 1t 1s
no more.
I've never been big on
people who are eager lo tell
me how to run my busmess,
particularly those folks who
aren't willing to back theu
adV1ce with their wallet. So I
can't fault Finegold m tus
bid to save his restaurant.
But I can't help lamenung
that the Josh Slocums I
knew has now fallen into
the hands or Rodman, and
that the place W1ll probdbly
end up looking Wee a drug
parlor from the '60s mslead
or the scruffy seds1de shanty
1t should be.
Probably I'll duck my
head m one more tune to
see what Rodman s done to
the place. then abandon
snip And I'll be remember-
mg the fate of the Pequod
• BYRON DE ARAKAL 1s a writer
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fit the area by bringing in cus-tages and their septic tanks,
tomers for other downtown wiij.ch have been cited by the
businesses. Santa Ana Regional Water
·I look forward to having Quality Control Board as a
something over there and, if potential source or waste-water
it'.s viable office buildings. more pollution into the cove, park
. ,ower to them,• be said. •As a officials say.
vacant building, it's been a sore Those who live in the his-s pot to the community that . hasn't contributed to the toric bungalows, built in the
rebound we have seen in other 1920s and '30s, dispute the
areas downtown. claim that their septic tanks
"This will be, once they are leaking.
reconvert and lease the space, "This is a tough thing for
a boon to all the other busi-them, and we want to be sen-
neSSes downtown. l think hav-sitive to their rights and emo-
ing an office building in that tions, • Stearns said. "But on
comer will be the ideal situa• the other hand, it's time to
lion because it will not be com-move on and get this project
peting with everybody, but started.•
will be supplying consumers,· With time running out for
he added. ~That's the key to ' the cottage dwellers, the state
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luxury resort, in which bun·
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oppose the project, stale rep-
resenEves announced plans
to te · · ate a 1997 contract
betw n Freed and the state.
Back at square one, state
,officials are now considering
other plans.
•Tue high-end resort is no
longer an option,• State Parks
Director Rusty Areias sai.d in
a Tuesday statement. •All other
alternatives are now on the
table.·
One of those alternatives, a
nonprofit educational center,
has been suggested by one of
the r-esidents. Laura Davick,
the founder of the Alliance to
Rescue Crystal Cove, bas
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the state's blessing. Caught in
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garages will allow more
square footage for the adja-
cent building, thus indirectly
allowing more traffic to
port the lawsuit.
Tuesday's suit is the latest in
a ~ries of court fights between
the state and residents since
the Irvine Co. sold the 2,791
acres of land to the 'State in
1979 for $32.6 million.
The latest eviction notices
represent the fifth attempt by
the state to clear out the homes.
The cottage dwellers have
managed to hang on to their
homes because of a string of
court victories.
The first suit was riled in
1983. ln exchange for a waiv-
er of relocation benefits, the
state agreed to extend the leas-·
es 10 years. The residents were
back in court in 1993, winning
another extension -this time
for three yea.rs.
The most recent lawsuit,
filed in 1995, gave the resi-
dents two years of court-pro-
tected leases. That safety net
vanished on March 1, 1998.
The residents have been pay-
ing between $790 and $1,400
per month to live on state-
owned land.
occur,· wrote Susan Caustin
in a letter to council members.
Bromberg cast the only
straw vote in s upport of
including parking structures.
Council members could
vote on the guidelines
as early as their Feb. 27
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voted on, only one was a novel,
•French Ueutenant's Woman,•
by John Fowles.
'Ille other was ,a sociology
textbook.
The three novels are intend-
ed for junior and senior com-
position and literature courses
at Newport Harbor High
School.
Jaime Castellanos, the dis-
trict's assistant superintendent
of secondary education, spoke
on behalf of teachers from
Newport Harbor who wished
to defend their choice of novels
A student also defended the
novels to the school board.
"The fact is that I know
what sex is. My fellow students
know what sex is,• said
Madeline Levy, a senior di
Corona del Mar High School.
•Rather than looking at 1t as
adult situations. look at us as
• 16-, 17-and 18-year-olds.enter-
ing the world.•
Having read the books, most
school board members needed
no additional convincing.
•'.Of Love and Shadows,· I
was reading 5ome or those pas-
sages to my wife and we were
laughing," trustee Jim
Ferryman said. "It was one ol
those flowery things. It didn't
go into graphics. There's 1 rruJ.
lion novels out there like thdt
I think a junior or senior in tugh
sch90l can certainly hand.le 1t."
It is not the first time Leece'
has voted against the use of
books nor asked that a book
be removed.
In the past, she has object-
ed to profanity and science
' textbook presentations of evo-
lution as fact instead of theory.
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·1 just W (Chris Monderino) is a player ... (ond)
I think our program has a pretty good tnidt recOfd .. :
Jeff Brinkley, Newport Harbor High
footba II coach
... February 19 honor•
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE GIRLS WATER POLO TRl·CHAMPIONS
Sticker shock
I n the pressunzed vacuum of
college rootbaU·coochmg. a
scholarshlp is a ternble thing
to waste So. when coaches
dangle the kf'}'S to tl free
educabon tn front of a prospecllve
recrwt, the threat of wmdtng up
Wlth a lemon often dictates they
reqwre some standard eqwpment
The luxury class of recruits
comes at least 6-foot-5, 225
pounds. with bulgmg biceps,
sub-4.S speed Ln the 40-yard dash,.
a 400-pound bench press and.
theorebcally, enough on-field
accolades to sallate the most avid
Internet recruitmg geek.
Guys like Flonda State Cooch
Bobby Bowden wear a path tn
these kids' llvmg room carpet.
Barry Foulkner-
PREPS
That some of
these ndes often
come wtth a
penchant for the
fast lane, is
merely an
occupat.JonaJ
hazard As
long as a
blue-crupper
has enough
accessones to
va.lldate tus
worth to the
coaches, the
media and.
perhaps most unportantly, the
alwnru, a program, and its staff.
can garner substantial offseason
mileage from landing these guys.
Florida State quarterback Chris
Weinke, the most recent Heisman
lrophy winner. is a recruiter's
dream.
But Josh Heupel, the 6-2,
214-pound senior. was salvaged
off the community college scrap
heap before quarterbaclong
Oklahoma to the national
championship, beating Wemke's
Seminoles in the nabonal btle
game.
The resumes of formerly
employed blg-b.me cooches are
filled with top-10 recruiting
. classes, judged usmg criteria that
measures all things tangible.
But footbo.11 games are not won
on the track, m the weight room,
or at the tailor bop.
Foott>all games are won by
players, who often don't ht these ·
prepackaged demands
Newport Harbor High 54Wor
Chris Mandenno is one of th ·
gu~wport Harbor Coach J fl
Brinkley, m his third de<-ade u a
high school head coech, knows
thil Mandertno, h& teanunat
and everi 90IM oppoang coach
know it ioo.
DON lf.ACH I OAl.Y PllOT
Newport Harbor's C hris Mande rtno (left) bas found his o ptions surprtslngly limited at the next level.
stopwatch long enough to consider
the intangibles that made
Manderino, I believe, one of the
bve best tugb school football
players in Orange County. This is
the same county that produced
more than three dozen Division I
scholarship reop1ents. accordmg to
sigrung-day reports last week
Meanwhile, the 6-1, 205-pound
Manderino, who rushed for 2, 141
yards, scored 31 touchdowns, llt
up opposmg ballcaniers at outside
hnebacker last fall and contnbuted
to 24 vi.clones the last two asons
as a varsity starter, Slts pondering
whether he'll walk on at UC
Berkeley or USC.
No scholarship, no pect, no
problem. •rm a uwe·surprtsed, •
Manderino said ol the a nt'e of
ICbolArship <>Jfers, which h
limited tomewhat by IUl
uncompromising d to en nd a
Instead, recruiters, unimpressed
by his med.Jocre 4 .8 speed, looked
past the rest of the package,
confound.mg Bnnkley m the
process.
·1 JUSt Uunk (Manderino) IS a
player,· Bnnkley said. "I th.tnk our
program bas a pretty good track
record with Pete Hogan starting as
a sophomore at Colorado State
. and malang second-team
all..conference, Brant Hill startmg
as a redshut freshman defensive
end at Nevada and Brett
Beker being the poster boy
( mgl -son tackl record as e
1uruor S4f t:y) at Cal Poly San Lws
Obispo. I try to be hon t with
r("('n.titers, bec4 1 want to
maintam a good reputation wtth
th m. I don't try to sell ldd I don't
think will play, but I've gone to bat
fOf Chris I've told coe I h ~
no ~oubt he'd be starting
somewhere on the field bJ th
Um be ..U a !unlor. He could
pro1ects h.J.m), or strong safety
(USC's pro1('("bon), dDd I'm not o
sure he couldn't be a quabty
fullback who could catch the ball
out of thP bdckheld His grades are
OK. he has adequate sue and he's
a hard worker who knows how to
wm The only (negabve) I can see
is the peed factor, but 1 tbmk
speed is woy ovcrratt'd. • .
Brinkley calls Manderlno th
mgle mMt ov rlooked player he's
ever coeched.
Mandenno d he b not
allowed hims lf to become
discouraged and -thankful to
have an opporturuty to eventually
am e 5Chol4fihip. Cal h d coach
lbm Holmoe has, in fact. assured
Mand nno e hola.tsh.ip Would be
fotthcommg, ould he work his
way up tbcir d pth ch rt.
Mamterlno, ln f C1. plans to use
th sli ht motiv to become
en tietter p&ay then
be wll1
C orona del Mar
High's girls water
polo team reigns
atop the Pacific Coast
League.ladder with a
tri-charnplonsbip as It
awaits the first round of
the CIF Division IV
Playotts, where the Sea
Kings are the top-seeded
entry. Front row, from
left: Vanessa HUI, AJe xa
Miller. Lindsey DaJey.
Center row, from left:
Malia Tarayao and
J essica Wells. Back row,
from left; Lauren
Guthrie, Jessica Harkins,
Danielle Carlson,
Brittany Bowlus, Heather
Hapeman, Jessica fries,
Daniela OiGiacomo,
Katya Eadington,
Christina Hewko, Amy
Strack and Vi\ ian Liao.
o.;1Lt PLOT PHOTO B'f DON LEACH
1Fan .. ~ itS
short for
anatic
I 've often \\Ondered what ..... ould
happen ti !.omebod} decided to
hold sport., bcrnquets for
tradiuondl mals at the same tmle.
and same plact>
Can you unagtne?
On one side of the banqu<'t hall the
guls soccer coach at Newport l ldrbor
gets up and announces hi., ~lost
Valuabl£> Plaver. who scored "hat
could well have been the wmnmg
goal, but it wds d1sallowPCI becduse
one of the reb. who know<; someone at
Corona del ~ldr, nullifies the goaJ Wlth
a penalty call
Then the Corond
del f\ !dr girls soccer
coach gets up to
announce h.Js t-1\ 'P
who actually scorPd
the wmrung gOdl m
the big game and
that side of the hall
goes crazy
lt would make a
gteat scene for one
of those Arumdl
House-style campu..,
moVJes
Next would be
Most lnsptrdllonal
and I'll leave it to
Roger Carlson
'1IWK1M
you to unagme the deed for the award
Whtle we're at 11. let's throw m
Costa Mesa and Estanoa at the same
site and lllFe. What the heck We're
all one happy family here tn the
Newport-Mesa D1stnct. nght?
• "We're No l m the CIF seedings,•
one could correctly say
• ·we were the defend.mg champs,•
another could correctly say.
• ·we are the cbfunp I.· another could
correctly say
• ·we made 1t to the playoff . and
we're 10 the tough t league around,•
I
another could correctly say.
Would there be a not before the
rught was throughi
These are so of the opUou 1
have here m the mner sanctum wb
daily 1 find myself deeding what to do
today. or tomorrow, m terms of
coverage, tory placemen and
gnmcnts, u w ll uch things u
poce for that partic:ular edition. the
weather, who avalle~. wbkb
bas more et stake, whkh · the molt
compebbve game, hal a time or te
cbangedf And did e\l8l)'ODt get
notifiedf Where are the gune&. 8Dd
there • In tbe .,.& you can .
count on to c*1l and~·~ a ~ in deptb '°help you .. ...
cNem1 coveniget And, dclll"l ..... ID
try to thlngl CMIL But no Olvtmon I cOUege coach
bu b9eli •ble IO puaal asMt_e tbe
P c·10 schbol. •J thought I W at
\east es good, or tt • than 9MMI
ol the guys who got tdloWShlpi. • play outllde llMbadr.er ( Cal SUPtt£PS MGll Sll Mll
,
I ... .., '
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PREPS
CONTINUED FROM 5
Call it fuel injection.
Another Newport Harbor
High football standout, Brian
Gaeta, recently underwent
surgery to repair a patellar
tendon and planned to have
the other one fixed, as well.
While this Is bad news to
Sailors' boys volleyball coach
Dan Glenn, who will be
without the 6-foot-2 junior
outside hitter for the
upcoming season, Gaeta
said he expects to be fully
recovered in time to lead the
Tars' football squad as a
returning starter at receiver
and comerback next fall.
The Newport-Mesa
schools' football schedules
for next season are all but
finalized and there have
been a few changes.
The most interesting
addition is from Costa Mesa,
where Coach Jerry Howell's
Mustangs will host
Centennial High of
Coquitlam, British Colwnbia
(near Vancouver) in Week 3
next season.
The Centaurs are in a
M rebuilding mode• according
to a school official reached
Tuesday. who reported they
did make their provindal
quarterfinals last season. The
school's enrollment is 2,100,
grades 9-12.
Centennial replaces Bolsa
Grande, while the
Westminster game was
moved from Week 3 to Week
2. The Mustangs will also
play Whittier Christian, a
replacement for Brethren
Christian, in Week 5.
Newport Harbor has
replaced last year's Week 5
foe, Claremont, with
Millikan. The Sailors are still
looking for an opponent in
Week 10 and Westchester IS
among the candidates.
Corona del Mar will play.
Troy in Week 2, instead of
Pomona, while Estancia
reports no changes from last
year's slate.
The CIF Southern Section
is on a mission to emphasize
sportsmanship and l've seen
plenty the last couple weeks.
The good-spirited
interaction between student
rooting sections at Thursday's
Cd.M-Mesa boys basketball
game was about as good as it
gets.
From what 1 observed,
both rooting sections were
passionate, while
maintaining perspective
and a sense of humor.
Though I won't go into
spedfics, l thought the
sportsmanship in the stands
was more admirable than
that displayed by the players
on the court.
•
SPORTS
SCHEDULE
TODAY
• llasll.tbell .
Community college men • Orange Coast
at Saddleback College, 7:30 p.m.
Community college women -Orange Coast
at Saddleback College, S:30 p.m.
High school boys -CIF Division Ill-AA Wild
card: Corona del Mar at Gabrielino, 7:30 p.m.
• Volleyball
Community college men -Biola at Orange
Coast, 7 p.m.
• Soccer
High school girls • CIF Division II Wild card:
Loara at Newport Harbor, 3 p.m.
• a.seball
College • Vanguard at cal State Dominguez
Hills. 2 p.m.
Community college • Orange Coast ati:r.£.Bea.c.h cc. 2 p.m. • II
College · Vanguard University at cal State
Estancia High's Juan Zarate (top
photo) hopes to celebrate yet
another goal when he and his Eagles
travel to Valley Christian Friday
night (6) ln the first round of the CIF
Division IV boys soccer eliminations.
Above, Corona del Mar's krlstin •
McCoy (2f) and Costa Mesa's
Christine Caron ( 14) will both be
competing ln the first r~und of the
girls Division m-AA basketball
playoffs Thursday evening. At right,
Newport Harbor's Paige Lansing,
seen here pressuring a Coronado
High goalie, will be among the
Newport Harbor High standouts
when the Sailors entertain Esperanza
at 10 a.m. Saturday ln the first round
of the CIF Division I Playoffs .. ..
Santa Barbara, 1 :30 p.m,
•Tennis
DON LfA(H I DAILY PILOT
Community college men· Orange Coast
at Irvine Valley, 2 p.m.
THURSDAY
•a.sll.tbell
High school girls -CIF Division Ill-AA First
Round: Costa Mesa at South El Monte, 7:30
p.m.; Estancia at M.L. King, 7:30 p.m.;
Ganesha at Corona del Mar, 7 p.m.
• a.s.ball
College -Northwest Nazarene at Vanguard
University. doubleheader, noon.
•Tennis
College women • Point Loma N~zarene
at Vanguard University, 2 p.m.
Community college men • Orange Coast
at Riverside CC. 2 p.m.
Communify college women -Riverside CC
at Orange Coast, 2 p.m.
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COllEGE SPORTS
1Dale heading to
SW Missouri State
COSTA MESA -Justin
Dale, a sophomore wide
receiver on the Orange Coast
College football team, has
signed a letter of intent to
play for Southwest Missouri
State, according to Pirates
Coach Mike Taylor.
Dale caught 41 passes for
666 yards, helping the Pirates
share the Mission Conference
Central Division title last year.
Dale's 61 career receptiorIS
ranks him eighth all time on
OCC's record book, while is
41 catches last year ranks
10th for one season.
Included in those recep-
tions was an 81-yard touch-
down catch against Pasadena
City College on Oct. 17, 2000,
the third-longest reception in
school history. To show his diversity, Dale
alsb finished his OCC career
with a quarterback rating of
500.2. He was 2 of 2 passing
for 55 yards and one touch·
down. Dale also carried the
ball 10 tunes for 109 yards
and a touchdown.
-by Tony AJtobelli
Vanguard gets hit
at Westmont, twice
• College basketball.
SANTA BARBARA
Courtney McKinney scored
14 points and grabbed six
rebounds for the Vanguard
University ....,omen's basket-
ball team in Tuesday's 69-56
Golden St.ale Athletic Confer-
ence loss at Westmont.
Becki Huddle chipped in
11 points. six rebounds and
fiv~ assists for the Lions (14-
10, 7-8 in conference).
The men's . team, mean-
while, dropped a 75-61 GSAC
decision to the hosl Wamors.
Dennis Keane led the
Lions (7-19,~2) with 22
points. while'BJ.pj\don Cablay
·added 16.
Both teams host Biola Sat-
urday night. The women play
at 5:30 p .m .. while the men tip
off at 7:30.
GOU>OI STAJE Antt.ETIC CONFetENCE
WOMEN ~69.V-56
V ........... ·McKinney l.C, Huddi. 11, L...-9,
Candef.rla 8. Bo8• 7, S.aman l. Edmlnon 1
Aic.ison 2.
l-pt ~k • Hl.l<ldi. 2, ~ 1 SHman 1
fouled out • McKinney
Te<hnocal• . none
w.i.-. Sh.tnl<lln 1a. Hardeman 14.
MeNonid<K 11. Gibb 9. Wo111<1 6. Hughe\ S.
M<Gffhan 4, Scof;.ld 2
)-pt pk · 9'ankhn 4. Har~n 2
M<tnsonldtK I
Fouled out · "°"" Tl!(hnlull • none
Halft11ne · wenmon~ 34-29
GOLDEN STATE ATHLITIC COftf£11£MCI
MEN ~75,V-61
V....,._.cl KNne 22. Cabl~ 16, Corlttt<y 7.
Goldman I. 80)'\ S, 8u•g4!U 4
• l1>t pb -Cablay 1. cone~ 1
Foul.cl out none --wt · Oar\ 20, Bh<k I 7. PhHlips I l, Gufley 8, Grg.as '· Tifle<y 4, Romber1 4, Eley J,
Ortlt 2 l pt. pl•· Bliek l, Ptlllllps 2. Gulley 1. Elfy
1
fO<Jled out · none
Tecnniuls . none
Halftime • W"'1nont. J0.29
The biggest act of
sportsmanship I've seen this
year, however. came from
University High boys
basketball coach Mike
Dinneen. After one of his
players was whistled with a
technical foul for arguing a
call from the bench, Dinneen
LT1Sisted the young man
personally apologiZe to the
official in the locker room,
after the game. ·And be
sincere,• Dinneen advised,
before his player knocked on
the door of the room the
officials were changing in.
It's going to be a tight fit for CdM tonight
CdM student rooten, who
have shown in past years
they are not above flaunting
their socioeconomic
supenority. had the tables
turned by Costa Mesa fans
Thursday.
As time wound down on
tbe Mustangs' 58-39 victory,
which clinched a s~are f the
school's first boys
league crown. some esa
rooters shouted, ·warm up
the Porsche! Warm.up the
Porsche!·
FAN
CONTINUED FROM 5
Then there's photo
coverage. Just make sure the
photographer undentands
we want the shot of the
winning goe1. or winning
save, or wtnn1ng ste~. or
wtnnlng smile or that one
cerr.afn athlete.
In fact. tho photograph r'1
gnment ls to com back
W'itb pbotol that tell the lt.oty
ol the game. He, or
µsually ge11 0 bout '5
m.lou to do it before
hUIOlng off to Olber
• CdM hopes to disappoint home crowd at CIF
III-AA foe Gabrielino's cozy junior high gym.
Bany Faulkner which has been the relatively
DAILY P1Lor new school's home, while its
future gym is under construc-SAN .GABRIEL -Corona Lion.
de! Mar High boys basketbaJJ The Sea Kings (11-16),
coach Paul Orris knows little know all about being under
about Gabrielino, which hosts construction, having rallied
the Sea Kings in tonight's CTF from a 1-5 start to contend for
Southern Section Divisfon ill-· the Pacific Coast League
AA first-round playoff game al crown.
7 :30. CdM defeated PCL co-
. But Orlfi thing he ~ sax champion University, 84-82,
Wlthout fear of contradiction, IS Feb. 6 to earn its coveted 11th
the Mission Valley League victory and retain league title
representative ( 10-16) certain-' hopes. But a 58-39 loss to Cos-
ly packs them in. ta Mesa in the league finale
This reference has nothing forced the-Bea Kings to settle
to do With a zone defense. but for an'at-large berth.
rather the limited seating CdM has been known to
capacity of the Eagles' gym, make the most of such second-
estimated to be between 250 season repn eves, and the
and 600. school's strong postseason tra-
"I've heard they only have ditlon is Uttered with streams
four rows of bleachers." Orris of opening-game victims.
said of the junior hlgb facility, CdM, with four section
assignments.
AlJ of th.ls leads up to the
stir of the day:
• Yes, you're right, sir. We
covered Newport Harbor's
girls game at Aliso Niguel
because we like Newport. ln
fact, you're right. we travel
with them on the team bus.
Jeez, I wish they'd get some
seat belts.
• Y. , you're nght. pel. We
did a lot more on Coron.a del
Mar H1gb11 girls lD Tuesdoy'I
CIP pnmew story because,
ln oddltion to thair No. t
status ln lh D1vtston IV
Playoff.a, we Uk Corooa d
Met,.• IOt more than you.
:A>Wpyw have. always WW.
.·
• Yes. ~OU Costa Mesa fans,
chances are we won't do as
much for you as we did for
Est.and.e's boys a year ago
when they swept to the CIP
championship. Why
shouldn't we? We like
Estancia a lot more than
Costa Mesa. Hey, I covered
Estancia's fi.rlt footbell gAme
in 1965.
• Yes, you wild card Eegles
from Estancia. we're
probably not gotng to do as
much for you this yeer, and
maybe a Jol more for Coitt.a
M , bece. , well. t.ho fact
b we f ally like C05ta MeA.
We've al'Ways been doMI
Mustaogw, flY• s1nCe Me.a tCared Long Beach Poly ln
titles under its belt and eight
section title-game appear·
ances in the last 24 years, has
won 10 of 1 t playoff openers
under Orris, in his 15th season
at the varsity helm.
The Sea Kings are 28-9 in
section playoff games under
Orris, wb<r worked the phone
lines to construct a model of
what Gabrielino will try to do
against his squad tonight.
"I've talked to some coach-
es and they gave me some Xs
and O's, both offensively and
defensively,• Orris said. •(The
Eagles) will run il given the
opportunity. but they would
rather keep the score in the
50s, which is where we like to
keep it. They run a hall-court
trap and they play zone.•
Orris said how the Sea
Kings attack that zone, and
handle that trap, wUJ be an
important factor, as will bow
well they contain the Eagles'
top player, 6-foot-4 junior for-
ward Sean Carey.
• .............. '°
NOtth onSto57. ~
l'lOftti to 10 fr~.West
on 10 to S.n CiM>riel 81Yd. North to Valley Blvd., then
tum west to Llf~ St. and tum right to the tchool,
.t 1440 S. ~St. In
SMGabMt.
MOur job will be to slow
down (Carey), who likes lo
step back and shoot threes,
and can also put the ball on
the floor," Orris said. •u we
make him work to get his
•. points and we effectively
attack their balf~court zones, I
think we'll have a good oppor-
tunity to win.•
Carey averaged 13.3 points
and 4.7 rebounds in the regu-
lar season. Tommy yun. a 5-11
senior guard, was Coatb Scott
Brummett's second-leading
scorer (8.0 ppg), while 6-3
the 1966 CIF Playoffs at way comes not from what
Orange Coast College, and we've done lately for you,
reaffirmed when Tom ~ but what we've done for
French's football team tied those knaves across town.
mighty Foothill, 14-14, in
1976.
Ob. and lest 1 forget. Yu,
you Costa Mesa/Estancia
fans, there's more tn the
sports pages on C()rona deJ
Mar and Newport Harbor,
usually. Not because of the
6\ICCe55 factor, but because
th ~have more moncry, and
they lavilh giftl upon m. w u. thal'l soc:cet. w 1l
ta.lit abo\At girls wat r polo on•
¬hi r rainy day. •
I unclentand Ole feeling.
When J was a heshman at
Monrovia-A.rcad1a-Duarte
High School, the school wu
split twlce in three years. It
becAme Monrovta-Duarte
when Arcadia wu built,
th~n wben Duarte eme.rved.
my lchooJ WU ltroply
Monrovia High.
When our Monrovia News
Post published e ma1or story
ot An:aclift'1 football team
wtnn1Dg IOIMth1ng big, and °' ell thin bannered ll
junior Ryan . Carey (6.4 points
and 7 .4 rebounds) and 5-11
sophomore Jeff Lim (~.2 ppg)
are additional threats .
CdM is paced by senior
guards !dean Sbahangian
(12.5 ppg) and Eric Snell (12.0
ppg), as well as senior for-
wards Zach Brewster (9. 7 ppg)
and Ch¥lie Alshuler (6.4 ppg).
Seitior center Matt Marston
.rounds out CdM's starting five.
Though Gabrielino has not
played an Orange Cqunty
, team this season, tonight's
combatants share one com-
mon oppone,at. \
Gabriellno, which tied for
second in league, split with
fellow Mission Valley runner-
up El Monte, losing, 47-36.
then winning. 53-44.
C_dM defeated visiting El
Monte, 64-46, in a Jan. 3 non-
league contest.
Tonight's winner will
advance to meet No. 2-seeded
San Dimas (23-3), Friday at the
Saints' gym.
across the top of Page 1,
I was outraged.
How dare my newspaper,
which of oourse bad m.eny
• subscribers In Arcadia and
Duo.rte, chronicle the exploits
of the Apaches, while my
WUdoals were burled 1n the
back pages of my Monrovia
newspoper.
I called them Up, berated ..
them. listened to none Of the
uplanatlont. and. lo t.bb
day, I don't think I've t.rUly
foi'gtven them.
Well, tha\'I how it lt wbtm
you're a dy ·in·the·woo&
fan. • •
I know, we've got plenty
of tMm arow'.14 lMri. '°°'
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TO All INTERESTED
AGENCIES, GROUPS
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1a Intended to aetisty two
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qulremen1a· 1) 24 CFR
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On or abO<JI March 2.
200 I. the City ol Costa
Mew will requelll the
U S Oepanment ol
HouSlng and Urt>en [)e.
vetopment (HUD) to r•
lease Federal funds un-
der the HOME Invest·
men1 Pa11nershlp Pro-
gram. Tnle II ot Iha
Cranston-Gonzalez Na·
tional Affordable Houa·
1ng Act (P.L. 101-625)
lor !tie lollow1ng pro·
jeCt(S)
• Property Acqutsluon •
1925 Pomona Ave
Costa Mesa, CA
(Humanity Housing)
It has been de·
1ermtnee1 1ha1 this action
will not oonsllWle an ac·
lion 519nitocant1y affect·
Ing the quality ol tne hu-
man anvuonment. and
accordingly the Crty ol
Costa Mesa has deClded
not to prepare an
EnY1ronmental Impact
SIAtement undef tne Na·
uonal Envrronmental
Policy Aci ol 1969 (Pl
91-190)
The reason tor such
declst()ll not to prepare
SUCh a Statement are as
follows The proposed
actM1y Wiii not ttave an
mpact on htStonc P'09-
af'beS.. IS not localed '° a special flood hazard
area, and no wetlands
w.ld/scen1e nvers. farm·
lands. waler aquifers.
coastal areas or
endangered species will be mpacied by this pro-
jeet(S) Fullhermore, this
projec1 Is not IOcate<I
near explosive or flem-
mable operations. toxic/
radt0actllle materials. or
an alrporl clear zone
·; f/{y IJ.•or f/{OJ·ma
~ A.r //,., ll11rd 'l"ar m a roa J am ·i obk• lo a ,tfi you a Jlappy Uafenl111e 1.t
·~ /)ay a11d /.,fl you Iha/ our foue for
~ eacli oll>er mak.s me tfw mwl fulfilled
; and happ1<>JI man on lh1J earth.
.t
CompUnm 111111 11 CIY
OfdinlnoM and OOfd. done wll minimize lm-
pecta on the tnW~
lntnC In ltnnt of noilt
end elf tpllty The
projtd II IOc:ated In I
prtdomlnatety tow·ln· come or minority oon-
c.ntt1t10n ""· how-tVer. the propo1td ~ W'lll .,.,,.. com-
pliance wttt1 city codM
end ~ lht oY9IWI
hllman tnYlronment of
IUnoundlng propertlet
Due IO the Niure ol lhl1 ~. the City ol CON
Meta • required to un-
denake thl• finding ol no
llgt1illcan1 Impact and
rteiuest for rei.ue ol
tund1
An Environmental Re-
view Record rttptcting
the subject projtct(1)
ha• beafl mldt bY the City of Costa Mna
whlcn <1ocument1 the
enY11onmeolal review of
this project and more
tully IBIS lof Iha rMIQfll wnr loch ltltament II no required Th•
Env11onmtntal Rev1-
Record 11 on Ne and Is
avallabla for public H ·
1m1n1t1on end copy
upon requH1 at Coeta
Meta City Hal. n FM
Dnvt. Coaa Mesa. CA
Hou!Mng end Commu!Vly
0.veloC>mant OnltllOO
F'lfth Fbw ~ the
hounlol81m to5pm
No funher tederal
enwonmental rtl/leW ol
IUCh project(•) II
propoMd to ti. con·
ducted poor 10 the re·
quaet ol release tor Fad
eral tunds
The City ol Coeta
Mesa 11 cer11ly1ng 10
HUD thll Allen L Roeder. in hl1 olflclal ca·
pacrty H C.rtlfylng O!· rtoer oonsen11 to aocept
the 1urt1d1ct1on of lhe
Fe<laral courta tt an ac-
tion rs brOUQht to enforce
re1pons1b1llfiea 1n rel•·
lion to rroject(s) env11onmen11 review,
deQlllO(I mal<lng and ac·
lion. and lt\llt thMe re-
spons1D4ln1as ttave been
aatosf•ed The 19011 ef·
fact ot ltllS certllteallon ..
that upon rt& approv11
the Otv ot Co6ta ,,._
and HUD WI~ l'tave aaba· rlBd their respon5'btl1t1e1
under the Nattonal
Env11onmental Policy
Act ol 1969 and lh•
protect may proce.cl
HUD w.11 acc:apt an ~
j8Ctlon to tU approval ol ltllS oaruflcatoon rl rt tt on one ol the lollowing
blllS
I•) That ttle CaroficallOn
was not ex8C\J1ed by the
Ce111ty1ng Officer (b)
that the City of Costa
Mesa has fa1la<1 10 make
a finding ol enwonmen-
tal sogn1licanca or to
make the wntten de·
termination required for
re-evaluation of an
anv11onman1a1 asse11·
ment 01 use of prtor
Envrronm1ntel Impact
Stalament. u ap·
pUcabla. ( c) ttle City ol
from
naJil~. K ~ m.
'\ak & Pu<'k
•
c.. ~ hM omlltd
Ont ot mort ol .. ,.. qul(ed ...,. lor the
pnlplflliol\, pc.dcatlon end . ~ of the
Erwlronmental ~
ment; (d) the City of coeu ....._ hi• com-
millld M1dl Of Incurred com not IUlhollzed by
24 CFR 58 befOfl re-
..... ol M1dl and ~
proval ot Iha
tnYltonrnenlll ~
uon by HUD (or the
1111•). (•) olhef bult
tltlbtltlhtd by HUO reg-
ulallona
Alt lntetealed agen·
ciH, groupe Ind pe<·
IOfl8 diaagrH1ng With
tNe dtd9lotl are Invited
to aubmlt written oom-
ment1 tor oonslderatlon
bY the City ol Cotta ...... 10 1h4i office of
=~ ten oommeme should be
received at n Feir
Onve, Co6ta MtM. CA
112828 on or before
Maten 1 2001 Al llUdl
oomment1 so rec:Med
will be conSIOered end
the City of Com Mesa
""" not requnt the re-lease o1 F~ lunds or
talte any adm1ntstrabve
acttOn on the projtcl
pr10I IO the dale tpeet-
lled in lhe preceding
aanttnce
Ob1ect1or\1 may also
be prepared and
&Ubmrtted Ill acconsanc.
w11h Iha required
procedurM (24 CFR 58,
Subpart H) end may be
addreuad to HUD at
Ott1ce ot Community
Planning and Davalop-
ment. 611 W Sorth
Street 10th Floor. Los
AngelM CA 90017
Objections 10 thrs un-
dertaking on any basis
othor than those staled
above will not be c:on-
Sldore<l by HUD
No objectKlf\S reoa111ad
atter March 19. 2001,
will be considered by
HUD
Allan L. Roeder
(Cettlfylng Otflcef) t7 Fair Drive, Co1'ta
...... CA 82921
Pubhshed Newporl
BHch·Co1t1 Mes•
Dally Plol February 14
2001
W322
Wha
happens if
you don't
advertise?
NOTHING.
Call the
Classifieds
(949)
642·5678
~P.ilot
~ . ., ... :·. -.... .
t
·-~ ......... _,.; . . ...
Fk:titlou9 luelneu
N11M Stafl9meftt
TM lolo'.lo.ng ptl'lonl
.,. dotng buli'9te ..
Tht Surf Education
Committee 1833
Monrovia. Cotil Mesa.
CA 92627
The Croul Family
Foundellon (CA) 1833
MonrCMI. Coste MaN,
CA 12627
TNe t>Ualnesa 11 oon' ~ by • corporlliOtl
Have you 1t111ed
doing ~ yflf? No
Tlie Croul Family
Foundation. Spencer
Croul, CFO
Thi• atatement was
hied w11h the County
Cle.ti ol Orange County
on 02/08l2001
200111154323
Dally Pilol Feb 14 21.
28, Mtr 7, 2001 W;J?3
Flctltlou1 Bu1lne11
Name Staitement
The lollo-#lng persons
.,. doing bu.-..
Country Club Family
Oeotlatry. 20271 Acecu
St • 100 Newport
Beaoh CA 92eeO
Daniel L Pedersen
D 0 S . Inc tCAJ 20271 Ac.oa $t I 100
Newpon Beach CA
92860
TtllS bulll\HS 15 000·
<b:tad by 1 oorpoo at.on
Have you "arteo
doing bu11n111 yet?
YH 1·2-01
Daniel L Pedersen
DOS. Inc Daniel L
Pedersen, CEO
Thie 1111ement was
filed with Illa County
Clari! ol Orange County
on Ot/2612001
20011111533411
Daily Prlol Feb 7 14
21, 28 20()1 W319
Flctltlou1 Bu1lneu
Name Staitement
The foilowong persons
are 00.ng busft'lBSS as
Prelerred Pat1en11
UC. 1215 Keywes1. Co-
rona del Mar CA 92625
Preferred Patients.
LLC (CA) 1215 Key
west Corona oa1 Mar
CA 92625
Thi& buarnen 11 con
ducted by L1m118d Loa
btljty Co
Have you $tarted
dOIOg buslOMs yet? No
Preferred Paberu LLC
Graoory A Pecch1a
Pres1den1
This '1at1men1 was
ltlao with the County
Clattt o1 Orange County
on 02/0S.'200 I
200111115431 2
Daily Ptlol Fat> 14 21
28 Mar 7. ?QQ1 W324
LOCAL
MOlf1UAllE
PIERCE IROTIIEAS llU BROADWAY
Mortuary • Chapel
Cremation
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
842-9150
Wedne,doy, February 14, 200 l 7
LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE Of
PUBLIC SALE OF
ABANDONED
PROPERTY
Ac:atioua ....... Hamt ltlllllMI ..
The followlnli Pet90n8 .,. doinQ "'*--.. ~ECH TRADING
17691 VIII Binn. Ulltt .. ~ Beac:tl,
CA 112647 MICMel Dion. 17691
VMI Buren. Unil A Hin·
1ng10n Bndl, CA 92e4 7 ProlMalOnal Code !tie 1 at1tr Flltlel 17891
tollowlng described van Buren lJnll A Hum·
property to Wit LEAH M rogton BN1:t1 CA 92e4 7 LARSEN, 1·97, Sad. Thee bualnMI 11 con-
c:tlalr, lug, "'* DAVID dueled bY 1 general
MARTIN G·88 Bed par1naran1p
NOiiet • hereby QI"'!! lhelh~ ...
.... " publoc euctlOt'I, pursuant to Sec:uon
21700 ol f\e &.r.. &
chair records 11on Have you st111ed boud MARSHALL doing ~s yet? No
ROBINSON. J·30 Tafier Fernet
Table rattan furn.. Thrs statement wu
Sltreo SAMARA hied W1th the County
HAUSWALD J·77, Clall< o1 Or!Ml08 CounlY
Wuh/dryar. piano, rel.. 0<1 02/02/2001
tbt/ch, mrac PAMELA 200111154095
BRIGG C·16. G-Oubs Oe1lkP1101 Feb 7 14 b•Q. nrt• stand. misc 21 2001 W3?()
EMERSON BRUCE ' '
1·59. Vee tbl eng blOOkl Flctltiou1 Bu1lne11
P8fU oy;y tan11 TV aola Name Statement ITISalS~-II b b c • The foOowong periOf'IS ,.. wt e y om are oo.ng buSlfl8U as
peflhva bi<l<l•ng (w11n1n Des.gna by R~a 1 s
saeled l><ds may be Sea Cova Lane New·
aubn\1tte<1 1n •dvanee) P<>f1 Beacn CA ~
on the 28ttl day ol Feb-Rota Batu be 15 Sea
rvary 2001 •1 2 00 PM Cove Lane Newpofl at Iha prem.ees "'lire Beach CA 92660 ~ properly hu b6en Tilts. bu!llnHS IS CO<'
SlOted and wtldl •$ oo-<IUcted bY an oncJl\/lCIUa ~ted at AYRES SELF Have you 1t1f1td
STORAGE 7012 Ernest do.ng business yet?
Ave Hu<'ttlnglOn a.actl. y 85 June t 985
C1 17141 848-73t4 R 18 Be•"be
Llindtora re"e"'e:. Ille Thts statement .... ,
ognt to bt<I ti the sale 1oiec:1 ,.1th Iha County Purchases mui;t be Oettt ol Orange County
made by cash and paJCI on 01 17/2001
lor at Iha time of 20016952085
purctiase All purchased Daily P•I04 Jan 3 t Feb
goods are SOid as 16 and 7 14 21 2001 W313 must be removed at lf\e nma ol sale Sale 1s sut>-
1ect lo cance"ahon 1n the
event of seniomel)I be-
tween lendloro and ob·
ligated party Published
on 0211410 t and
02121101
Auct.oneer Wanda Nor·
ton, Bond • S-400-1684
Ayrff SGtt Storage
Restdant Manager~
Publrsheo Newpo11
Beach-Costa Mesa
Daily Pilot Febtuar, 14
21 2001
WJ25
-SELL
your home
through classified
Flctltlou1 Business
Name St111ement
The tollow11'g person5
are dong business as
A G Enterpro1e 2t72
Dupont Or • 19 IN.ne
Ca1tforn1a 92612
I Ayman Gammor-
2855 Prnecreek A11e
•A 120 Costa Mesa
Caltfor111a 92626
This busmess •S too
ouctad by an on<11111dua
Have you Sli rted
<lotrlg DusiN>S5 yet? Ne.
Ayman Gammon
Th·S statement was
Med ""1th the Coun1y
C1e11t oC Orange Coun1y
on 01 "29'2001
20016853500
Daily PtlOI Jan 31 F eo
7, 14 21. 2001 WJ14
SCLL YOU" CA ..
IN CL.A581,..ICO
CJl'ltm !Aae aw
/II) tJJO«iJ ...
tllere~1{}(J.
Discount Casket
CONROY'S
FLOWERS
2983 Harbor Blvd.
(coml!' d HMbor & Sib.I
714.540.3135
,2275 Newport Blvd.
(con)e1 J ~.&fa Me'i\")
949.645.0246
•
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Gmng 5rn.·1u and <}ulll1~ ( 11Jluu for I e •
Direct Cremation .. $495
Immediate BwiaJ •. $995
/,,, /,.dn r .J ltn
rrc.lff2lljtt'mt'nl l'ru1tranu .\\Jll~hlr ft•r
1:-unc.-nl 5erv1<.cs. Crcm:mom •nJ ( "'-'kct)
('()i\.1P1\HI .11111 ~ .. \'\'I
I .111 .. 111 ...
I 888 ~ 1 < ,\~ 1-.. I I
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I I) I c.•u1 'utt 1 \11,
VALENTINE'S DAY. 2001
AH, B A RBARA,
EVEN AFTER 35 YEARS
• .. WE CAN STILL
CALLY IN THE WOODS.
YOUR CURMUDGEON
n
• ....
;a -g .... •
low to Plaee A·
D
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Ra1e.~ and tkadlinM 81'f' f.UtlJffi to rha~t '11hou1 notirr TI1t
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rla:ii.if itd ed iinmtdiatth. The' Doil~ Pilot l\l'rl'flh nu lihhilir~ for an~
trmr in 1111 ath tni . .,111t111 for 'ht<"h 11100\ 1,, l'1'•fM111'ihlr l'XM'pl for
1ht ros1 ol tht pa<'t artllllll~ orn11>il'fl b~ 1l1t trmr. C:rrilit rM ool~ bt
aUo•·,.cl for tht fir111 inSt11io11. ....... ii ly,.1•e
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Tuesday ......... Monda) 5:00pm Saturday .......... .Friday 3:00pm
\fednesday .... Tu~a) S:OOpm ~unday ............. Friday 5:00pm
Gl
EOOM. llOU1ING OPPORTUNITY
All rtal estate ICMl111SIOQ
tn !Ills news~per Is wl>ject
10 the fedel31 Fair Houslno
Act ot 1968 u tmendtcl
wllocll makes •I 1lleoal to
ldwrtrse ·•ny P1tl11t nct. ~m11111on 0< dlSCf1m1~bon ~ on race. colof rtllg·
IOll, StlX 11.rnatcap. lam~t1J
sutus or Nt!Ollal 011om. or an Intention to ma-e any
1uch pielerence 1tm1tat1on
OI dlscflllllfWOn. •
1 hts ~per will not
-nowtngly accept any
1dwet11sement for real
estate wtue:h Is 1n viOllhon
of the llw Ou< readers aie
llereby onlormtd 11111 all C!Mllinos .clYtrtlstd Ill INS
~ are av.Vlal>lt on
i1ll equal oppc>ltunlty basis To comoraon of dlscnml· nabon. call HUD IOU free II
1-600-424-8)90
V .A. SO MOVE-IN
AIU COUllMlnt
NI Liit Of"--HUDNA RfPOI
714-534-NOO v.-.. AMI£..-
£111111:
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beape lo country LMftf. 1 A«9 of toUI Pffncy .............
......... 2 ... =.....-.11...=
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, ... 1.14r.la1 Thuooay .. We<foesday 5:00pm
$331,000 Privltl V1lll
Prime Concltion. Cloae to
8Mcto. ~.
Agt tMt-723-1120
V1EW 2 STORY GWfT
"-Of duple.l, near
bMcll. $175,000
Out With The Old,
In With The New
Ne'lltf remodeleel 1 2.
anCl 3 8drml Wlltl latge
patlOS and .,,..,..
'10rage Ga& palCl Oil
al localjOfls Pets
welcome up lo 6()fbs
Monutll$ ro beach and
FastolOll tsl1ncl Call
today fO reserve tour
new bMcfl address'
881·218·0754
SEA FAIRE
38r 38e Fronl Row
OoNn & Callilw v-. Pool/Spa/Gym/T ennla
$2,995/Mo 28r 28a
Some Halt>or Views
Sl,ffSIMo
MllyAnn w. McGIAra
HH4Mno
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s1~.oo+ tax Wldv
(Mull pr-11 hi Ad)
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phones/Free HBO,
ESPN & IMOPool &
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ci'y CloM IO 'J)5 & SS
Fwys Msls ITOm 0 C
Fa11ords, college 8l'od
bchS Wafklno d•S·
lane:. lo shops and
restaurants
Apt Mt-nu120 ======:::!
COSTA MESA MOTOR INN rm Heitlor BMI
PtlolM tMM45-4MO
NEW OCEANFRONT
Rn Find SBA
Agent 949-723-8120
VERSAILLES
Ptnlhouse I Br
G11111 Val.otl Gated Comm
Poo41Spa/Gym s1n,ooo
MlryAnn w. McGuire
IMl-t4Hno
Prudlntlel Cellf. A!!lty
COM thin charming 2bf
2ba, new kl1cllen, hdwd
ftrt. trplc, Wd, Sl50 • 112
Ctlannlng NB duplex 2bf utk. tMt-71t-2515
2bl. on watef. downslal11
E tide ltudlo wlld1c & be Ava~ 311, srn yard. boal New lleecll to
450et, prtv 1t, S&50 Inc:! dock. shared gar. $2250mo. ~·~ :ibr ~ ...
utll. Ho pet .hell flO/peVamk 949-675--4765 -··r """' '"' ............. 1... ..... .. .u• -.13 Ip, 2 decks. IJilf, Fem p!tf, HAABOR COVE Sil.ming _..., .. _._....... ~ $795 94!H4s.4734
home 'bl 2 Sba. wall ro 28' 2'iltJe 2 l10ty un«ldl Bayalde Vlllage 2bf 2tla,
Fall IS llOI In MlS S889K QIHI area new prWcalplt. $l600'mo. aVllllllle Ftb 1• H8 2bf, 1 5ba block IO
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111 & 1811 949-631·3688 • Priv11e lhba, Youno prof'!
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Golf Couru, prlnc Llr91 101 loll no pets fmmlCUlate. bqlt. 14)1)111' $650/mo 310-218-5369
only. 949-75H068 ~51C°Ca1~~1':~~ ~ ;~~ =~::"'°· cow.nar. 38r 2Sa Condo,
~ pld, wJd. bale, S800' Mo • 1/2 \Ail 2c O"· (1()4 1/2
MariQDld 94H44-a5 I 2
OI<* Style Furniture
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·~·,......._...
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WE BUY ESTATtS
~64M922-SOUTH C8AST AUCTI N
ESTATE SALE
RoMnttlal Clllne dlnlllf
NI o1 12. plua emu.
71'-sH-1931
Whirlpool llh new,
PRIME ESTATES
Lota l Ocean Vlewal can Patrick Tenore
Agent 949-856-9705
NEW HOMES
OPEN SAT I SUN
Ad)8cetil lo Newport
Beech A Triangle
Square. 94HS0-1440
-y-obo 714-404-9068 I I ~ IOI amaker $250 --__ .. _= __ , _ WW I
lmmecula11 2Br 2.581
Condo uporaded kllcllen. ~· .,,_ cabil4lb & F~ ~ OCU11tl1
Fp catl CID on liwig rm
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In Thi DeMrt. Ami Now! can 51e1p
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65ft Bbat Dock
Best ...... ol bly & Nghl
IV* 29r + def'I OI 3Br 29a
Masrer wllh IOfTl8 -Ex· tra S10rage on grOtnl leYll
Walle to Udo Village Agt
Mary Fryar $1 ,195,000
FV Off bldg lot IN S00-1196
If X/Mlle Squata 10840
W-At/II. ab01A HI Sj>eecf
lnllmtl 714-751-2787 I I PfT Genetti <>Mc.. ~ -I,_.!!!! ~. Ning, ClfJP'1lno &
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lutchln. coolc1op. crown
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no IJillBOI. no pees S925mo
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