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Home My WebLink About2002-05-22 - Orange Coast Pilot.. I ...... We're fin.tty going to haw another most_1y sunny day. That sewral~ span of partiy cloudy conditions was rough. Glad it's CN«. S-~2 SERVING THE NEWPORT -ME.SA COMMUNffiES SINCE 1907 ON ntE WO: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2002 Witnesses tell of victim's cries for help •'Prosecution and defertSe relay similar stories, but differ on the motive for the fast-food shooting in Costa Mesa in May 2001. Deepa BMrath DAILY PILOT SANTA ANA -The prosecution and defense on Tuesday told similar stories with contrasting conclusions during their opening statements in the trial for a Downey man accused of killing a 49-year-old Newport Beach man in the crowded parking lot of a Costa Mesa fast-food restau- rant a year ago. Several witnesses for the prose- cution Tuesday said they either saw or heard Ramadan Dokovic, 42, shoot Miroslav Marie several times on the afternoon of May 18, 2001. Witnesses said they heard Marie's repeated cries for help and saw Dokovic pump bullets into his body. The incident, which Costa Mesa police call the most public homicide in the city's history, had more to it than met the eye, prosecutor Matt Murphy said. Murphy and Public Defender Dolores Yost took the coUrt 10 years back in time to when Dokovic entered New York City as an immi- grant from his native Yugoslavia. That's where he met cousin Mike Dokovic, the attorneys said. Mike Dokovic, whose real name is llmija Frljuckic, they said, was involved in a bank fraud that Ramadan Dokovic helped expose to fede ral investigators. Ramadan Dokovic received probation and relocated to California. But Mike Dokovic received a brief prison sen - tence and was deported. Ramadan Dokovic moved to Downc?i but things did not go well for him, Murphy said. ·His wife divorced him,• he said. •He had to pay child support. He tried working in a pizza place, then as a machinist. He had no job. Not even a car.· to Costa Mesa jewel.er Glenn Verdolt, Murphy said . Ramadan Dokovic, who somehow obtained that information; contacted Verdolt and told tum he would get the watches back for a price -$20,000. Mike Dokovic, on the other hand, returned to the United States and found his way into Newport Beach, where he headed a fraud ring that ran a credit card scam, Murphy said. •He had a lot of shady dealings, made a lot of money and was living the high We," he said. Mike Dokovic also possessed stolen Rolex watches that belonged Marie was Mike Dokovie's uao- ciate -•his right-hand man.• Yost said. Dokovic met Marie on May 17, 2001. and again the next day at the parking lot of the Ralphs supennar- ket on 17th Street in Costa Mesa. Marie drove Dokovic around as they argued about the watches and Mike Dokovic. Mane then pulled into the SEE WITNESSES PAGE 4 API funds unfairly cut, trustee says • Wendy Leece says state's proposed budget revisions will punish schools that meet their goals. Deirdre Newman DAILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA School trustee Wendy Leece is calling for a letter-writing campaign to convince Gov. Gray Davis to reinstate cash awards for schools that meet their Academic Perfonnance fndex goals. The Governor's Performance Award was one of the casualties of the revised budget unveiled last week. With a $23.6-billion revenue shortfall, slashing the award funds would save the ~tate $157 million. Until next year, the API scores are based on the Stanford 9 Test taken each spring. Next year, the Califorrua Achievement Test. sixth edibon, will replace the Stanford 9. Eleven district schools met their 2000-01 goals. Leece said withholding the award is not fair to schools that invest a lot of time and effort in meeting their goals. •it makes it even more disingenuous that this is cut back because e verybody bu been working as a team effort,• Leece said. •1t•s a team that's been denJed the due reward for their due dili- gence by the governor being' arbitrary in justifying bis tak- ing this away.• Candy Sperling, the prin- cipal of Wilson Elemental)' School m Costa Mesa - which experienced the most growth m its API score in 2001, exceeding its target by SEE API PAGE 4 DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Coma suntvor Amanda Arthur, left. Is asking for support for Leilani Gutterrez. 4, ln the photo, who Is ln a coma. Rallying support Jwte C.ugr•nde DAILY PILOT S o much is lost to Amanda Arthw, yet she remembers. The 11 weeks she spent unconscious in her hospital bed, the parade of friends and loved ()Des who adorned her room with angel pins, the prayers of an entire city -all those pieces of her history were filled in by others, fads she must take on faith. But one thing she will always remember is bow love and prayers and the support of an entire commu- nJty has the power to heal. And with this power, she now hopes the com- munity will remember 4-year--old Leilani Gutterrez. "She bas the MIIle thing I did,• said Arthur, now 22, on the eve of the fifth annive.l'NJ)' of the traffic col- lision that left her with a permanent Five years after a car accident left her in a coma, Amanda Arthur now visits . a 4-year-old Costa Mesa girl facing the same ordeal brain injury. ·she bad a bram aca- dent. I was hoping the community could come together for he r like they did for me." The Costa Mesa toddler suffered major bead and chest injuries In a traffic accident on May 12. Sbe tema.ins In critical condition at Western Medical Center, the same hospital where Amanda fought for her own life in 1997. Arthur was one of 10 Newport Harbor High School students packed into a Chevrolet Blazer on May 23, 1997, when it flipped over. Eight of FYI To make ~tribution to the Gutierrez family trust. checks may be made out to Leilani Gutierrez and sent to Leilani Gutierrez. do Globe Padcaging. 179 E. 17th St., Box No. 400, Costa Mesa, CA 92627. the teenagers were thrown from the car. Donald Bridgman, 18, died at the scene. Daniel Townsend, 18. and Arthw, then 17, were critically injwed. In the agonizing weeks that fol- lowed, Arthur, a popular and pretty cheerleader, lay silent in her hospital bed as friends showered their love on her in the form of prayers and small porcelain angel pins. SEE SUPPORT PAGE 4 Film festival board loses 2 members •They cite management concerns, but festival executive director reassures that all is well with the Newport Beach event. June Casagr•nde DAILY PtLOT NEWPORT BEACH Newport Beach Film Festival di.rector Carlo Vallarino and board m_ember Yves Rene Siegler have resigned amid concerns about the festival's management A spokesman for the festi- val bas offered asswances that the sudden departwes do not foresh adow problems for the festival that has oper- ated since 1999, when the previous film festival went bankrupt. In an e-mail obtained by the Dally Pilot, Vallarino wrote that be had numerous disagreements with the festi- val's operations. Among them, he said he was worried that the festival's handlb:)g of its finances left board mem- bers open to personal liability. •'Jbe board should be privy to where monies came from and who (with the name ol each individual and company) was paid for wha.t aervioel, • Vallarino wrote to Eacutive. Director Gregg Schwenk. ·we do not undentand why you need a 'committee' to 'decide' on whether to pve those details to the board. SEE FILM MGE 4 Five million bucks and no answers means no waiver •••• f .,.. .... ........ .. Beach coutlli>e. And the cause? •we don't know," the ldentiltl said. A tidy and suc- dnd thNe-wonl shoulder shrug worth about $1.7 million a word. but nearly nothing in practical terms. For NDltation district oftidala, though. ttm wun't nec8aarily bad news. Tbat's became the probe put ~':.';:=== '~ ...... al pmtlaDy tl'Mt· ed .... ' 112 mOel out to -.,..,,.... .. . a.a .... edf\Klltll ad .... c•-., _ Cllllltml emi•r 1 -b :::s. =~~=~ .. ,.. .. rtqamk-.cc1 lk .., ........ .., ........... ...... i' 2 .. : I DLI spate of beach closures in recent yean. Believing as much, a brigade ol dtie9 and envtroru.nental groups were beg1nnJ.ng to cue up in opposi- tion to ay u:tenmon ol the waiver nemaat.mg the diltrid trom strict ltanidardl spelled out in the federal Clean Water Ad ol 1'¥12. TbM w.ner, flnt granted in 1985 by the l!mb••aaental Protedioo Ag ac:y, .P. tbe MDltatlon diltrict • ... llgllt to ftulb .. partially .... d cmtlDt ol 1119 manty'I bow- • ......... waout ...... • maid ...... dllllld • llucb. W S•CT 'lftDpwoftdl .,._....., •••• •tlmualf ....................... .............. . ........ 1111•• Ill C8llll -. Owls Colll .nct • a... dillidliltt Clicu. m. ,.., for '"'°""' In the Communilt n.tdon •• UObum. ... ..... Mft' nn 111 (oroM .. Mir ...... lql' Wril-ainllnuld lb Ul'I! LL~ W9f! In OF DMllanPI.._...._ ~.,~ ...... If --. ....... , i t .. • • : LOCALS ~ 2 Wednesday, /I/toy 22, 2002 Volunteer efforts relay her gratitude for life P at Smith, a 15-year survivor of ovarian cancer, says she should have died twice but was saved by God to work on Relay for Life. As the co-chair for the 24-hour awareness-raising event that began Friday and ended Saturday, the Newport Beach resident says being a volunteer for the first-time relay is her way of giving back to the·ctty that helped her be here today. "I have lived here probably for 30 years, I have had businesses here, I have two grown children who live here and I'm a grandma, and I'm 65 wonderful years,• said the volunteer who teaches at Corona del Mar High School. Since becoming involved in Relay for Life in December, Snuth has met with a leading committee once a month at Newport Beach City Hall and worked to increase publicity for the event. She worked to secure teams for the relay, get sponsorships and rouse enthusiasm. Her Relay efforts have taken about five hours out of every day in recent months. The American Cancer Society event, which was led also by city officials, including Newport Beach Counolman Steve Bromberg, involved teams of five to 20 par- t1c1pants who took turns runrung or walking at Newport Harbor High School for 24 hours. "It took awhile for the commu- nity to get the idea of the 24 hours, but the reason it's 24 hours is because cancer doesn't take lime out for people," said Smith, ALMANAC DUI ARRESTS PET Of THI WEEK Mia The Community Anlma.l Network hu vari- ous cots that need to be adopted Ulla weekend, said D1Anna Pfaff-Martin, founder of the group. •we will have one white Penian and lilt very luge 16-to 20-pou.nd call available,• 1be laid. •1\vo are caliCOI like 'Mia.• two brothen that are tabby with white, and one popula.r orange and white cat. •we need about $2,500 now to treat our res- cued. kitties. We wW order $500 in wholelale -... I • -l j. /' FOR A GOOD CAUSE Pat ·smith who co-chaired the event with City Manager Homer Bludau. As a lead organizer, Smith also got children involved through schools, churches and Scout groups. "The phone's been ringing off the book," Smith said. Three-quarters of the proceeds raised last weekend will go to cancer research. "The reason I'm involved in this is because this is universal," Smith said. •Thfs is men and women, thi.s is our children, our stude nts .... There's hardly a family in the U.S. that has not been touched by cancer in one way or another.• As a survivor who credits her city for its support in helping her battle the disease, Smith also lll8dldMI th1I week and lllUlt pey vetes1narlan billl, WbSch have been dilcounted. Uthe commu- nity would CCJnlidlr piedatna a regular monthly amount, tt would allow U1-to &elp more animall. • About $3,300 WU donated in April. Lut year, the group operated tUcceafully with SS,000 to $8,000 a month. · See other animal.I available for adoption at www.anbnalnetwork.org or stop by Ruuo's pet store at Puhion llland between noon and .C p.m. on weekends. Information: (949) ?59-3646, or write to the Community Anlma.1 Network at P.O. Box 8662, Newport Beach, CA 92658. applauded Newport Beach's heavy involvement in Relay for Lile. •1 would like to compliment the people o( Newport,Beach for their support of this event for the first time,• she said. -Story. by Young Chang, photo by Greg Fry GEnlNG INVOLVED • GETTING INVCJl.VB> runs period- ically In the Dally Piiot on a rotAltlng basis. If you'd Oke Information on adding your organization to this list. call (949) 574-4298. COSTA MESA HISTORICAL SOOETY The society colleds inform.a· tion. photos and artifacts relat- ing to the history of Cost.a Mesa and the harbor area. Volunteers are needed for clerical tasks, computer input and help in the library. (949) 631-5918. EASTER SEALS Easter Seals needs volunteen for ongoing clerical work and to help in programs for cllil· dren with disabilities and in special events. (714) 834· 1111. GIRLS INC. OF ORANGE COUNTV Volunteers are needed to offer educational and endch· ment opportunities for girls and boys. (949) 646-1181. MENTOR PROGRAM · YMCA Community Services needs mentors to make a last- ing effect on a young pel'IOn's life. Students from 10 to 18 years old are matched. with mentors to improve their school performance and self. esteem while developing pos- itive peer and adult relation- ships. (714) 549-9622. Ext. 35. NEWPORT HARBOR NAUTICAL MUSEUM The Newport Harbor Nautical Museum offers a number of volunteer opportu- nities in the gift shop, u docents or receptionists, with clerical work and with fund. railing events. Tralnlng ii ·. provided. (949) 675-2355. ORANGE COUNTY WORKS Participate in life manage- ment and employment train-• ing workshops as a SUCces.!l coach to foster teens 16 to 18. . (94 9) 509-1-451 . FRIDAY Jose Morales Aguilar, 27. Santa Ana Jorge Luis Soto Cruz. 27, Costa Mesa NEIGHBORS THURSDAY The following people have been arrested recent- ly on suspicion of driving under the Influence of an intoxicant. They have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime and, as with all suspects, are considered innocent until proved guilty. Gregory Mitchell Nicola, 35, Encinitas MAY 14 Amy Elizabeth Soucek, 29, Fullerton Arthur Lawrence Fries, 64, Newport Beach Maring Corps Pfc. Amber Wllllams, a 2001 graduate of Costa Mesa High School, completed basic training at the recruit depot at Parris Island, S.C., where she was promot· ed in rank. After completing 12 weeks of extensive training consisting of physical con- ditioning, along with classroom and field assignments such as first aid, uniform regu· lations, combat wa ter survival, marksman- ship, hand-to-hand combat and assorted weapons training, Williams and her fellow recruits ended their training phase with the Crucible, a 54-hour team effort .... The Costa Mesa-based Orange County Business Corrunittee for the Arts elected five new board members at the organization's annual meeting at the Cente r Club. They include Jean ff. Mancino, managing director of Marsh Risk & Insurance Services; Betty Mower, president of the Orange County Region of the Northern Trust Bank of California; Paul Slngarella, partner in Latham & Watklns1 D. Michael Steuert. chief financial officer of Fluor Corp.; and Donald E. Sodaro, chairman of H4n.ford Hotels Inc. The nonprofit organization supports the arts and provides businesses with resources and services needed to develop partnerships with the arts .... Chris Dueh.rlng of Costa Mesa will direct this year's Cub Scout Swnmer Camp, planned for July 8 to July 12 at Mason Regional Park in Irvine. The Cub Scout Day Camp serves the Rancho Del Mar District, made up of Costa Mesa, Irvine, Newport Beach, Newport Coast and Corona del Mar. The camp is open to second- through fifth-grade boys in the Cub Scout program and will have boys participate in archery, woodworking, crafts, fishing, cook- ing and field sports. Duehring has plans for the boys to create and eat an 80-foot-long banana split. Program Director Mellua JlydjeskJ of Costa Mesa, Promotions Director Janet Krochman of Costa Mesa COSTA MESA SUNDAY • Taref Mohammed Alkari, 34, Costa Mesa • Sergio Ramos-Sanchez, 28, Costa Mesa REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS • Daniel Edward Venegas, 35, Huntington Beach SATURDAY • Scott Tlmothy Russell, 36, Costa Mesa •Andrea Nicole Mullinax. 21, Costa Mesa • Jack Wayne Thomas, 35, Rowland Heights •Alejandro Salinas, 21, Santa Ana FRIDAY COSTA MESA 1061 Visalia Drive, S379,500 1761 Pitcairn Drive, $374,000 8210 Colorado Place, $383,000 • Raymond Todd Burbine, 34, Huntington Beach 1954 Sanderling Circle, $437,000 1739 New Hampshire Drive, $352,500 916 Lombard Court, $287,500 847 Sonora Road, $318,000 NEWPORT BEACH SUNDAY 346 Flower St., S410,000 NEWPORT BEACH Nina Marie Buoncristiani Almer, 48, Newport Beach 102 Scholz Plaza, $248,000 207 34th St., $438,000 2509 E. 16th St., $372,000 215 62nd St., $423,000 Daniel Ray Casteneda, 22, Mattawan, Mich. Alvin Carroll De Vore, 27, Costa Mesa Lisa Ann Hagerman, 37, Costa Mesa Brett Donald Updyke, 23, Newport Beach 534 San Bernardino Ave., $870,000 412 Redlands Ave., S 1.405 mlllion 14 Sldra Cow, $1.12 mllllon SATURDAY 706 Heliotrope Ave., SS00,000 Rachel Joseph Taton, 20. Tustin 21S Driftwood Road, $1.22 million ,_ ... ,. ........ READERS HOnJHE ~. MOlr.aot (949) 642-6086 (9ot9) 514-4.U' /oW.JMtOll.,.!HNI.-.. l\ecord your comments about the ... ~ Dilly Pilot or news tips. ~~ VOL H , NO. 142 (949) 76'MJSI ADQftESS tcn.pllo~tNMl.COlll TMCIMASM. ....... Our lddreu Is 330 W. Bay St. Costa ~ NgalWf Mesa, CA 92627. Office hours.,. lONYDOD9m. pi..,_--Monday · Fr~. a·JO 1.m. • 5 p.m. fdflor Ctlmt Md couru rwpolt9f, (9itl) s 74-0.?t NOY..,.,.._ ... .,,..,,,__~_,, COMICTJONS ~Olrwttor -.c .... LAM ~ It It the Piiot's polky to ptomptly P'romotloN Dhaot Hlwpott ......... "' 57 .... Ul c«rect au erron of~. -/411M-plcilell~ lpawal Wf --.o-. ...... call (M9) S7.M233. • .,,Caflft, fN!ut• ,.,,_. 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M9'CA W~Now ' storift, Ulustr It.Ions. edl\Otlal ll\lttlf Of l<Mrtlsemtnts herein ctn be repro- duced without written pit'l'nltllon of (Ol)Yl'ight owner. HOW IQ REACH Ui ~ The 1lmes Or9'1Qe Cou!'lty (IOO) 252-9141 ~ a.lfled (949) 642-5611 Ohplay (949) 642-4321 lcMofW News (949) 642-5680 Spof1I (Mt) 574-4lll News fax ('49) MM170 Spof11 '• ("1lt) 15CM>170 '""*'= d9~com MMIOMcll """'-Offkil .., Ma-4121 .__,_~1Jf-7ta ~---'° .,...._ ........ ., .... ,........__. _ ......... _... ·1111 and Tot Lot Director lJ.aa Duehrtng of Costa Mesa will assist Duehrlng during the camp. ... 1\vo area residents have graduated from the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Wash. S. Katte Harrll, daughter of Corona del Mar residents J udy Harril Tow and Thomas W. Harris Jr., graduated with a bachelor's degree in economics. Harris was a member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority. She graduated as a Coolidge Otis Chapman Honors Scholar for successfully completing the requirements of the university's honors program. Harris graduated. from Mt. Whitney High School. Erika Spark.I, daugh- ter of Thomu and Gerda Spark.I of Newport Beach, graduated with a bachelor's degree in physical education and leaves Puget Sound with a doctorate in physical therapy. Sparks graduated from Corona del Mar High School. • •IGttmCMS spotlights achievements In the commu· nlty. Please dit9Ct noteworthy Information to Christine Carrillo via fax at (949) 646-4170, °'send e- mall to d•l/ypllotOl•tl~com. SUlf AID SUI WEATHER FORECAST Out farther, • StMll-aaft The frM carwash was pr.tty advisory Wiii go Into effect es much a wash Tuesday. Oh well. the northwesterly winds will Today, we111 ... • moml~nd blow strong et 20 to JO knots. late night marine layer, wfth ).. tO 5-foot WIWI and I sunny sklet In betwffn In northw.tt twell of • to • Mt. •dpOft·MeM. Hl9hs wlll be In Tonight. the IW'ffl wttl Mdt the uppef 60s In COltAI Mesa and down 10 5 to 1 fMt. ArNI of the low wtll fall to the mkMOs fog will be found ton6ght. In Newpon hA(h. Lows will be In the m .. 90a. SURF W. lhoutd .. much the Look for the IOUthMlt .. sam. with Wlf'met Wtnptfe\Ul'ft to bring ua wellt· to chest~ the rest of the Mft, The Mft· waWI ~. ~ COlldtaof'6 t ncf'l look~ Wltm IO fir. OOll =:~~ your ftngen. ....... Ile ....... WMll(fMl.noN.gov. ~°"' IOATM POllCAST TIDll ... ,.. '$1 ""...,. wlll blow to 10 ...... '"tfll lnnlr IOl9&1ft. 'Ha""'· ............. , ..... , .... Moclt_ ......... ,..,,. ..... of J tD StllL= ..... .: ttlll 1t1Ulll•... .... --~ .... ...... , ....... .Do ily Pilot Wednesday, May 22, 2002 J ~ encourages debate on Chinese democracy Doing it for the ki~ .-Congressman tells those at lJCI forum that the Ci>mmunist nation must be-le~ restrictive and' more ~n to hwnan rights and Internet use. DelJdre Newm•n DAILY PILOT UC IRVINE -Wei Jengsheng was beaten and tortured for oppos- ing China's Communist govern- ment. Placed in solitary confine- ment, his captors cut off the heat to ms cell in winter, kept the lights on so ·he couldn't sleep arid denied tum medical help. . Despite this brutal treatment, Jengsheng continued to express his passion for democracy through writing. Finally freed from jail arid ex''"d to the United States in 1997, he continues to work for a multi-party system 1n China. Jengsheng shared h.ts ' opes for human r1ghts and demot """Yin his homeland with an audience at UC Irvine on Monday. Sharing the stage with Jengsheng was Rep. Chris Cox, who harbo1, the same hope for democracv While both ha\ a the same vision for China's futu1 e , they emphasized that &tepi. must be taken now to flldke the climate there conducive '"-tO'thl!~tant:e of personal free- dorris. The political situation in China is important to the U.S. because of the mOuence Chma wields in the world, Cox said. The U.S. is China's second-largest trading partner, Cox added. Cox became fantlliar with Jengsheng through his writings arid was in Congress when 1t unan- imously passed a resolution for the dissident's release. Cox, who has visited China four ti.mes, said while the country has opened up economically, 1t stiU remains a restrictive society with serious repression of human rights. And the People's Republic of China is cracking down on the one tool that can help loosen the clamp of communism -the Internet, Cox said. But Congress is trying to cir- cumvent China's efforts in an effort to foment intellectual debate. ''There's a question about whether it's America's place to press for democracy in China. lt's a bridge we don't have to cross right rtow.~x.said. ---sut there can't be sell-government without debate. If we warit democracy in China, we have to keep an eye on whether there is a debate.· Jengsheng expressed lus hope that the potential transformation to democracy will come about peace· Rep. Cbrls Cos and Chinese dlllident Wet Jenglheng speak to UCI students about human rights and democracy ln modem-day China. DON LEACH/ DAILY PILOT fully,· not like the violence that e rupted after the student demon- strations m Tiananmen Square in 1989. • [f there's no peaceful evolution, then ll will probably go to extremes,• Jengsheng said. "There could be a not m China that could affect politics and ~onomics around the world.• After the discussion, some stu- dents were dJVided on whether the two speakers delved deeply e nough into the issues. Senior Tommy Saing said the lecture helped him see the Chinese point of view. •I thought it was a great forum,• Saing said. "It allowed (me) to bet- ter understand both sides. As a result, l got to understand the Chinese aspect of some topics.• -But seruoY Sze-wan Wong said the talk didn't even cover some of the topics she was interested in hearing. "I think they didn't go deep enough on specific issues, like Hong Kong and Taiwan,· Wong said. •Supervisors proclaim September to be Child Awareness Month. Loltt. Harper DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -Jumping the gun a little for traditional procla- mations, the Orange County Board of Supemsors on Tuesday proclaimed September to be Child Awareness Month in recognition of the monthlong children's festi- val hosted by South Coast Plaza and Children's Hospital of Orange County. SupervlSor Tom Wilson, who serves the 5th District, asked hls colleagues to consider a prema· ture proclamabon to assist South Coast Plaza and the hospital m promoting the Pestival of Chlldren at the shopping venue. "We usually don't do proclama- bons until the actual month, but because the concept revolves around awareness, our goal is to draw attention to the month beforehand," Wilson said. He said it is important to pro- mote activities that emphasize children as a pnority. The festival will allow those who have an inter- est in children's well-being to come together in one place and focus on the things that are neces- sary to keep young people safe and happy. "It is very unportant for families and kids to have that opporturuty, • Wilson said. Officials from South Coast FYI • WHAT: Festival of Children • WHEN: September • WHIM: South CC>Jst Plata, 3033 Bristol St, Costa MeS9 • INFOMllA1IOtt. (800) 712 ... or www.southcoastplaZl.mm • Plaza and the hospital said they hope the event will become a tra- dibon and gather added commu- nity interest and involvement o'(er the years. · Debra Gunn Downing, spokes.- woman for South Coast Plaza, sold she hopes the Jest.Iva! will bring people to the world-renowned shopping center for farmly togeth- erness and commuruty education. The senes will showcase exh1b1ts, celebrity a ppearances and entertainment that celebrates children and family, South Coast Plaza ofhoals !>dld Special events will mclude a bac.k-to-school fash- ion show. art contest, sports demonstrations. book readings and lecture senes Edch week of the festival will be dedicated to speofic topics, such as health, wellness and safe· ty mformat1on, sports and activi- tJes, education and literacy, arid arts and entertainment. The hos- pital w1U dlso display the CHOC Mobile Safety House, which gives hands-on advice on m1ury pre- vention "It's health and well-being of chtldren, and we're all interested m that • Will.on said as~ FULL BAR COCKTAILS Mattress Outlet Store Support Our Schools $hop Harbor Blvd. of Cars 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa On~ Block South or •o5 f'wy (714) 545·7168 . Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way • Nwip9rt Beach Please call for hours, directions & reservations. : (949) 723-0621 = "OUR OWN WINES JUST ARRIVED FROM NAPA VALLEY" 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·645·7626 The School of Biological Sciences cordially invites you to the 12th Annual Howard A.Schneiderman Memorial Bioethics Lecture "Ethical Dimensions of Scientific Progress" Presented by Harold T. Shapiro, Ph.D. President Emeritus and Professor of Economics • Public ~atn Princeton Untverstty Wednesday, May 29, 2002 7:00 p.m. Crystal Cove Auditorium Student Center, UC Irvine l . _ .. .. ' 22,2002 3 held in Newport car burglaries • Police arrest a man and take two juveniles into custody for break-ins at a Corona del Mar apartment complex. Lolita Harper DAILY PILOT CORONA DEL MAR - One man and two juveniles, all of Santa Ana, were taken into custody Tuesday on sus- picion of vehicl~ burglary after tesidents reported strange noises in a carport, police said. WITNESSES CONTINUED FROM 1 parking lot of Jack in the Box at the corner of 17th Street and Tustin Avenue. Murphy said Dokovic pulled out the gun and shot Marie because he did not get LINES CONTINUED FROM 1 But seeing how the pas- sionless objectivity of sci- ence couldn't dredge up any evidence that the dis- trict's sewage plume is the chief culprit behind beach contamination, the district might reasonably argue that its waiver is harmless, or relatively so, and saves county taxpayers scads of loot. That one doesn't work in this case, however. And here's why. The Orange County SanHation District has invested millions of dollars investigating the source of coastal contamination in Newport Beach apd Huntington Beach. It still has no answers, save for the Raul Hernandez, 20, was arrested Tuesday and his alleged accomplices, both 17-year-old boys, were taken into custody in relation to at least two car burglaries in the area, said Newport Beach Sgt. Steve Shulman. Hernandez is awaiting bis arraignment while in city jail on $10,000 bail. The boys were not arrested, but were detained and released to their parents, he said. Police responded about 1 a.m. to an apartment com· plex on the corner of Bayside Drive and Marguerite Avenue after a resident reported noises in the car- what he was looking for. But Yost argued that Dokovic was merely trying to get out of the situation alive. He wanted only a confrontation with Mike Dokovic, who was tar- nishing "the fiµnily name,· and to make some money in the process by returning the watches, sbe said. "This is a case about choic- one that exonerate& them as the lone or principal culprit. We can only generally reck- on -propped up by much guessing -that bacterial contamination of our local shores has many sources, from leaking sewer systems to urban runoff. Now the bram unagines that these sources of bacte- ria -whatever their degree of culpability today -will only multiply with time. Indeed, a relatively recent report by the Southern California Assn. of Governments forecasts that the region's population will swell by the equivalent of three Chicagos over the next 20 years. And so I imagine that will mean much more of the sludge of urban dwelling from our neighbors inland will flow on down the Santa Ana River into our lovely little \At1\e J>c°t>'CI rou SN£ s..-o~ L iquidation Shoe Sale On Selected Brands Up To 70o/o off Entire Stock All sales final Hours 9:30-5:30 1829 WESTCLIFF ORNE, NEWPORT BEACH (949)645-1355 port, Shulman said. The caller told police three SlUJ>i· dous men, wearing baseball caps, were seen leaving the carport and canying bags over their shoulders. Armed also with.. a description of the su.spect's car, police spotted the threie males, driving eastbound on Coast Highway . at a high speed, police said. The department helicopter was called into the chase, Shulman said Hernandez and his underage cohorts allegedly ditched the car and ran into some shrubbery in an attempt to get away. The helicopter tracked them es -terrible, terrible choic- es,• Yost said. "(Dokovic} had a choice between life and death; the choice between being judged by a jury in a trial or being carried by six people at his own funeral.• Mike Dokovic, Marte and the rest of bis gang were •extremely dangerous• and Ramadan Dokovic had no way hamlets by the sea. Indeed, the sea itself. . The head-scratching and inconclusive epilogue of the sanitation district's study - implying an intricat~ and complex labyrinth of sources for our current cont- amination woes :....... only serves to foreshadow just how nettlesome and impos- sible the sanitation picture is likely to become over the next generation. And that's a specter, though ill· defined, which holds omi· nous implications for the economies (and water quali- ty) of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach. It's no longer enough for the Orange County Sanitation District to contin· ue substandard sewage treatment protocols under the protection of federal waivers simply because it down, and offlcers took the suspects into custody, he said. •ThiJ shows what an important tool the helicopter is becaUH these people fled into an area that would have been very difficult to find them in without air support,• Shulman said. Police said they found property of two victim.a wbo reported a vehicle break-in but still have some items that have yet to be claimed. Anyone who bas been the victim of a vehicle burg\ary in the past couple of days is asked to call detectives at (949) 644-3790. out of the situation, Yost said. She said evidence will show that Marie got the first shot at Dokovic in the two men's fight for the gun. It was only later that Dokovic gained posses- sion of the gun, Yost said. The prosecution presented nine witnesses Tuesday who said they had either seen or heard the shooting. has no evidence that those _;practices are materially con- tributing to contaminated shorelines and beach clo- sures. That's here-and-now thinking that fails to noodle on the econoinic and envi- ronmental effects of future growth. Which is why the district shouldn't seek an extension of its waiver. It should instead adopt intermediate treatment strategies, such as bleaching, and begin pon- dering mechanisms to finance full secondary treat- ment of Orange Co\¥}ty sewage. • IYltON DE ARAKAL is a free-lance writer and communications advisor. He resides In Costa MHa. His column appears Wednesdays. Readers can reach him with news tips and comments via e-mail at byronwriterOmsn.com. Visit his Web site at www.byronwriter.com. • WHY STAY HOME Sunset Dinners (j{istorante :M.amma (jina Monday-Friday: 4:30-6: 15 P.gpluit ~or c..naelloni Alla Florentina (with soup or salad) t JUST $10.90 The Real Prime Rib or Fdet Mignon (with soup or salad) JUST $13.90 Sandabs Piccata or Salmon Alla Checca (with IOllp or ..i.d) JUST $11.90 (949) 673·9500 www.ma.mmagioa.com 2S 1 Eut C.out Highway • Newport Bea.ch SUPPORT CONTINUED FROM 1 "The angels were given to me every night I wu in a coma,• she said. •My cheer coach, U.sa Callahan. brought me an angel pin. then every· one started to. My dad start· ed to put them on a ribbon. and it filled it up all the way to the end of the ribbon.• The community also COD· tributed to her~ bills because she bad no insuranee. Unconscious for nearly three months, Art.bur finally awoke. Though some of the damage is permanent, she now works as a file clerk at a hospital and says her recov· ery continues to get easier. Now it's Leilani she wor· Laura Law, who was out shopping that afternoon, said she heard three gunshots and heard Marie's calls for help. She ran out to help Marie but turned back when somebody warned her that Dokovic had a gun. "I saw (Dokovic) shoot the man once in the head,• she said. "Then he lit up a ciga- API CONTINUED FROM 1 40 points -said considering the state's budget woes, it wasn't really a surprise that the award was axed. Sperling said the huge growth was a reward in itself and credited the parents for assisting with the humongous growth. "Rewards can only go so far,• Sperling said. "Can we reward the parents for their hard work? No, and in a way, I would feel funny taking an award that should go to the FILM CONTINUED FROM 1 Neither Vallarino nor Siegler returned phone calls for comment. Schwenk said the festi· val's financial methods and accountability are sound. "We have an indepen- dent, certified public accounting firm that handles our accounts payable and financial statements," Schwenk said. "The request for more detailed statements was made at the last board meeting I and those reports were to be supplied at the next board meeting.• The next board meeting has not yet been scheduled. Vallarino also wrote that he was concerned by the fact that the board would not grant his request to obtain a copy of the festival bylaws. Schwenk responded by saying that bylaws do exist and that they are kept up to date. "We have had written bylaws in place since the incorporation of the new cor- poration, and they are updated on an as-needed basis by a subcommittee and ratified by the board,• Schwenk said. In 1999, the Newport Beach International Film Festival went bankrupt after four years of operation. Schwenk stepped in soon after to resuscitate the idea of a film festival for Newport Beach. Later that year, the idea was reincarnated as the Newport Beach Film Festival, which has grown ln size and support since. The resignation by Vallarino and Siegler, though, ls a setback. •tt's unfortunate to see them go,• said Doug Stuckey, who ritl on the film festival board u a represen- tative of the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce. •They were very active with the board and did a lot for the featival. It'• healthy to quation stuff. That'• bow new ideu are born.• Schwenk, however, a11ured ·community mem· ben that the resignations don't mean history will repeat. •nae festival 11 growtng and getting bigger and bet· ter ....., ,...., • Schwesak noted. •I.a with any young orpnlutloD, cbUgee tn .......... and policy .,. ~' nOlviaj ud ..... wtU be pbilaeopblcal ....... OD boW lo belt nlD ... f911t¥al, Tbe ..... rlet about. Arthur began vs.. iting the 4-year-old after bAi accident and bu become a friend of the family. Arthur's rlbbon of angell now bangs in Lellani's room, a glft Arthur hopes will brtng Leilani the same fortune. "I want the community to come together for her the' way tlwy did for me,• Arthur said Though the child has insurance, mother June Gutierrez bas stopped work· tng to be by Leilani'• side.- Melanie Franklin, a friend of the Gutienez family, has set up a fund for contributions. "I hope people will help her with their prayers or whatever,• Art.bur said. "It meant a lot to me.• • JUNE CASAGRANDE Newport Beach. rette, put his hands in the air and stood there, even before the police came.• The prosecution will con- tinue presenting more wit- nesses today. • DEEM llHAltATH covers public safety and courts. She may be reached at (949) 574-4226 or bye- mail at deepa.bharathOlatlmes.com. parents too. You got to make lemonade out of the lemons you get." The schools that met their API goals last year ·expect to receive their award money in July, said Ann Bancroft, assis- tant secretary of Communica- tions for the Office of Secretary for Education. Separat~ awards for teach- ers were already eliminated last year, saving th~ state another $50 million, Bancroft added. • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers edu- cation. She may be reached at (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at defrdre.newmanOlatlmes.com. has always operated under the direction of the board, with the intent of bringing the best possible film festi- val to our community. We are looking forward to an exciting film festival in 2003." • JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport Beach. She may be reached at (949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at june.u~grandeOlatimes.com. Clark, Sally Ann Sally Ann Clart( 46, passed away In her Newport Beach home on May 16, 2002 after being in declining health In recent years. Born on April 2"'I 1956 In Newport Beach, Sally Graduated from Newport Harbor High School (74) and the UnlversityofR~(78)She is survived by her mother, Betty S. Clal1<; her brother and alster· In-law David H. and Shelly Clat1< and nephews AmflN and Brooks Clatk. A Memorial S8fvlce will be held at 1 :oo p.m. on Thursday, May 23" at Saint Matthews Church (located on the comer of Bonita Canyon Rd. and Prairie Rd.) Newport Beach (949)219-0911 . In Heu of flowers, donations may be made In Sally's memofY to the Hoag Cancer Center or the °'8nae County S.P.C.A's P.A. W.S (Peta are Woi lderful ~)prospm. ~ . -·1 ;~ -. 110 Broedway, Coeta M ... ..... ,. • • , Doily Pilot .. Wednesday. 1'loy 22, 2002 5 FIND THESE WORDS IN THE PUZZLE BELOW. BROWN GRAY LIME MAROON ORANGE PERIWINKLE PINK PURPLE SCARLET SILVER WHITE YELWW PICTURE I THE WOR06 REAP UP. DOWN ANO ACR.OSS. WPINKPURWP Y E L L 0 W P I H N FRGBROWNIY . 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JOSEPH PERR.ICON RBC DAIN , • • GUCm Of 1111 DAY "I was a coach without a team and I kind of felt like a man without a country ... " Steve Keith. new Sage Hill High boys basketball coach > mOPBB M.y 27 honofM Bill PIZZICA Daily Pilot I Sports I~ Roger Carlson • 949--574-4223 • Sports Fax: 949-650-0170 Wednesday, May 22, 2002 7 King of ·the Hill Keith's arrival.at Sage Hill could mean a majestic climb in boys basketball fortunes. Steve Keath said the Sage Hill High boys basketball team, for which he was named the-third coach in three seasons Monday, will have to accept him on blind faith. ·And though Tuesday marked only the second practice the fonner Glendale and Irvine coach has worked with the Lightning, my guess is the fledgling program's players already like what they see. What they may not see, are the possibilities Keith's presence creates: perennial contention not only for the Academy League llUe, but the chance to make extended runs in the CIF Southern Section Playoffs. With talented returners such as Mike Fitzhugh, who will be d seruor, and Kevin Joyce, who will be d 1umor, both alorement.aoned scendnos may quidcJy become reallty The 2-year-old Newport Coast private school, which competed on the varsity level for the hn.t lime thts year, makes at dear that athlellcs are no more important than dny-other aspect of the high school expenence. And Keith, who soured on the large-school envuonm~nt, an which free apparel and shoes, as weU dS the lack or attendance bound.mes, help private-school powers render pubbc schools, dependent on 1ntenn1llent Barry Faulkner PREPS tdlent rycles, frequent first-round fodder, would b..kely rnnge dt the onset of such expectallons. But those who have seen Keith work wonders Wlth modest talent dunng hJs dozen seasons at Irvine, -know Sage Hill may soon become d mountamous obstacle for fellow small-school compelltors. Keith said the •atmosphere" present in the large-school divtsaons was a leading contributor to his deasion to step aside dt lrvl.lle alter the 1998·99 season. So, it was not altogether surpnsmg that he watched operungs at Orange County schools l.lldudJ.Jlg Estancia, Corona del Mar, Laguna Beach, Laguna Hills and Tesoro, go unexplored before landmg at Sage Hill. His involvement at Irvine, where he ls the head of the physical education department and coaches boys and guts 1uruor vdniaty tennis, has and will continue, as he dSsumes a walk-on role dt Sage. "The reason I'm at Sclge Hill is not that I didn't want to coach bdsketball at Irvine,• Keith said, •but because I didn't want to coach a basketball program that was that bag.• Keith explained the allure of coaching became irreStSllble. "Not coaching the last three years, l started to find myseli a little out of the loop,· he said. •A lot of my friends and my social We had a lot to do with coaching. I was a coach without a team and I kind of felt liJ<e a man without a country. There's just something about having your own team, your own group of 12 guys who you try to get-to come together toward someUung, that is kind of a neat deal. "I have no hidden agenda. I have won a lot of games and this and that (including ClP titles at Glendale in 1981 and '85 and a CIF title-game appearance at Irvine in '89). Whatever happens at Sage Hill in tenns of wins and losses, is reJattvely unimportant, though we all want to wtn. It's the other aspects of coechlng that I really find exdbng." Keith Is alto exdted to bave friend Dave Shoemaker on board as his assistant. Shoemaker has an impressive resume of his own, havtn9 been the head coach at El Toro and Tulare (wtnnlng a CIP Central Sect!OD at the latter) and having worked 10 MUOns as a DiviJlon I auistant at the Untventty of the Pacific. Keith Mk! be bu joined $bnemek• and other c:oech.ln9 bteDdl on IUllUMJ' trtps. orvanlzed by .._,.Ur, to MV81'al co0ege ~ '1'lfl the yMrl to ...._" _. otthe b6ggelt names ID • CINdma go about tbeli' butmell. WlalCiDID ........ iDlbe : E .. tlD gymDMlhm. .... ...,.. .Del ....... M9 lo . ....,..,.. J · CIF DIVISION IV BOYS VOLLEYBALL SEMIFINAL PHOTOS BY SEAN HlUER I OAR.Y Pl.OT John Grod (left), Miles Yourman and the Sea Kings will scrambling tonJght against No. 2-seeded Northwood in the ClF Div. IV Playoffs. A HURDLE Streaking CdM battles Northwood, hoping to avenge two PCL sweeps at hands Qf Tunberwolves. Bany Faulkner DAILY PILOT IRVINE -Corona d.e Mar High Coach Steve Conti is to the CJF Southern Section boys volleyball playoffs what Bob Baffert is to biple-crown horse racing. The bigger the stakes, the better each seems to inspire their athletes to peak perfonnance. For CdM, that has meant five straight trips to a section bUe match. A sixth straight trip is al stake tonight at Irvine High, where Northwood, a familiar nemesis, awaits in a Division rv semifinal at 7. The 11mberwolves (23· 1) are the No. 2 seed and have already swept the Sea Kings (14·7) in two Paohc Coast League matches. Northwood, wtuch went 10-0 to win the PCL, topped visibng CdM, 15·12, 15-12, 15·13, Apnl 17, then earned a 15·12, 15·10, 15~ triumph May 2 on the Sea Kings' floor. Coach John Gaido's squad has faced little challenge in three playoff victories, sweeping Rancho AJamitos, Los ,c\.ltos and Servile by a combined 135-4.5 margin. But the Sea Kings, who finished third in the PCL, have swept se«>nd· round opponent South Pasadena and quarterfinal visitor Harvard· Westlake by a combined 90-36 margm ··alter raUymg past Ocean View, 15-6, 13· 15, 7·15, 16-14, 15-8, in a first-round war. Northwood is deHrutely the War Emblem of torught's match, a reabty Conti not only acknowledges but embraces. • U I were going to write a scenario for us, to be playmg a team we've lost to for a chance to get to the finals would be the one 1 would write,• Conti said. •Now, we just need to complete the happy ending. U we win this one, no one will remember the first two.• Conb swd tus Sea Kings competed weU with the T-wolves in the first five of their si:x games thts season. He said the key to Northwood's success has been Its consistency. "They're a real solid team that is not going to go out and bJ!al themselves,· Conti said. "That's why they have been able lo beat bigger, more physical teams.• Conti said Northwood has not lost a game, let alone a match, S10ce falling to Newport Harbor, 15-10, 10-15, 15- 11, in the final of the Orange County Champaonslups March 18. The Sea Kings, however, have put things together of late, including a strong performance against Harvard· Westlake. ·everyone was on the samS! page that night and we were all working for a common goal,· Conti said. ·A lot of things went right for us. We had three seniors on the floor (6-foot-4 mlddle blocker Ryan IJµnan, setter Spencer Miller and outside hitter John Grod) all giving us good leadership and some One of CdM's keys at the net ls Ryan Inman {right), seen here putting one away 1n the Sea Kings' sweep ol Harvard-Westlake. other guys stepped up, as well.· CdM has also received strong play from freshman KeVlll Welch, f>-61uruor mlddle blocker Eric Jones and 1uruor Brandon Shenck-Odom. Juruor Bart Welch, who saw lunited acbon in the quarterfinal after rrussmg mOst of the fust two playoff matches with a sprained ankJe, is bdck to about 90%, according to Conb, who believes one of the team's best defenders will be counted upon torught "(The limberwolvesJ have two big h1tters in Brandon Mel and Dan Profeta, who are gol.llg to get their kills," Conti said. ·out we ccln't let those guys go otf on us • Tonight's winner advances to the championship match, scheduled Salu!day at Cypress CoUege. The other senufinal pits top-seeded Santa Ynez against Bishop Montgomery. CIF DIVISION V BOYS TENNIS QUARTERFINAL Corona del Mar wins, 16-2, again Sea Kings advance to CIF Division V semifinals with third straight 16-2 victory. SANTA MONICA -Another CIP Southern Section Division V boys tennis playoff match, another Corona del Mar High 16·2 victory. The Sea King• turned way host Crossroads, 16-2, Tuesday, this time advancing to Tbunday'1 semlfinals agalmt Brmtwood at CdM at 3:15 p.m. Top-seeded end defending champion CdM (23-2) defeated Sage HIU, 16-2, in the first round, then knocked oft boll St. Margeret\. 16-2. In tbe l8C'Ond round. But. Sea Kln91 Coech Tim Mang domn1 aped yet l.DOCber 16-2 Victory lbundey. .,,. nut round .. gomg to be "'Y <be,. Mmg Mid. •()Ur doublel .. =•~oo:-" to pkk lt up. (Tb• leg*) ..... uar.e "" gooddciUlll ............. .... ...... ,...,... tft'• dry).-....... players came through for us, but we're going to need doubles polnts ln the next round.• Against Crossroads, CdM cruised past the Roadrunners • ready to go. ·ca.rsten beat their No. 1 guy,• Mang said •He was fine. But., (Carsten Ball) didn't dose him out. (Carsten Ball) was up 5·0 (and then won. 6-3). • in singles action, as Sea King ICll II I I• senlor Cameron Ball and While the Sea Kmgs made work easy m S10gles, they bad some problems in doubles. junJor teammate Ga nett ... n..-16 However, the Corona del Snyder swept their sets and OOllfOedl 2 Mar tandems of senJOT 'fylon Hunter and junior Bryan Warsaw, as well u junior lssei Salda and junior Andrew Hinger, each won tight teta, 7-6. did not drop a game. •That'• anoth~r C·Ball 0, • Mang 1ald, refentng to the name the te611l gives wbeo Bell blanks bl1 opponents . Ball's younger brother, c.n..a, • freabinan, won two 1et1 before .......... Nett Qngold llled In .. .... la1t Mt. Oiagold won bit Mt. .. .. Canten Ball Md a Viral lafecUon •tutng tlae metcb and WM •.-ta- -clect*te, but Mmg .......... ( .(Dao.._) w• lheky eoct.y, • ,,..... Mid. •we were experimenting, obwtoully. w. pu1 ln • COU1M of Odll6at ...atyt ....,.,. ............ w.ley) Mis Md.., ......... wrill. -... ·-........... ,.,... ... ..,.. do_.,,..,...__....,._ .. ' three. That's a p<151tive and we1l Deed that OD Thursday.• • CdM tandems, Hunter and Wanaw, as. well as Salda and Hinger, did not play agU\st Cromoedl' No. 2 doublel teams, as the Roadrunn4n l8Dt 101ne ol their playen home eerty becawae tbe victory bad been dedded. Mang Mkl. Cl SOllW .. .. y QuarM•wl COMU ..... tt. au 111 •-a .. . I -""' ... 8 Wednesday, Moy 22, 2002 SPORTS Daily Pilot HONOR ROLL · Records are made to be broken, but champions are forever. Here's the pride of the Newport-Mesa District who h&:ve left marks tha~ are etched in stone. . . . . Sourct: OF SoYthem Se<tlon Re«wd Boole ·'I GIRLS CIF SOUfHERN SECTION CHAMPIONS Year, Div., Event Swimmer, School, Mark '00 Div. 1 400 free relay NEWPORT HARBOR, 3:32.32. (Nicole Mackey, Amy Murphy, Hayley PelJ"801. Carly Geehr) '83 Div. 4-A 100 free MICHELLE BIRD, CdM, 52.14 '77 200 free TRACY COOK, Estancia, 1:51.14 '77 500 free AUCE BROWN, CdM, 4:51.60 '76 100 free MARGARET BROWNE, CdM, 1:00.24 '78 100 free MARGARET BROWNE, CdM, 58.58 '79 4-A 100 breast TAMI IAVELLE, Estancia, 1:06.99 '92 Div. 3-A Diving SANDY ZUBRIN, CdM, 464.85 '93 Div. II Diving SANDY ZUBRIN, CdM, 469.45 '94 Div. II Diving SANDY ZUBRIN, CdM, 529.25 CIF SOUTHERN SECTION Div. I BOYS TEAM CHAMPIONS Year Team (Coach) 1970 Corona del Mar (Cliff Hooper) 2002 Newport Harbor (Jason Lynch) USTA -Sanctioned Events lriclude: Open/6.5 Men's and Women's Doubles Open/6.5 Mixed Doubles Men's 35 and Over Open Men's O pen/6.5 Singles And new chis year ... Women's Open/6.5 Singles . DAILY PILOT FILE PHOTO Two-time Olympian John Moffet in the breaststroke. • Up to S 18,000 ol Prize Money All Op.n Event• available for the Open/6.5 Div1"°'1s and ·All w1nnen receive a 5941C18I Regular Draw of 3.5 to 6.0 Doubles girt bag donated by Tennis ~zine • first 150 players enternig 2 events rcc:oNc • pelr ol Niko 5Ul1gllsses donated by Nike • A trio of tennis leprtds (include Roy-Erner.on himself) serve as Maigr of Ceremoniet on Final'• ~ SPONSORS Register onll~ today at: www.adoptionguild.com Or conte<:t Tournament Director ·Ted Wmtoo at 949·582·3570 , or o mall Pr'ffident • Melinde O'Bnen at obftencllln@c:ox net • 1()()'11. of tile mon•M donated by $j)OnSOr'S go directly to Holy Femlly Serveces CALIFORNIA CWSETS .penn 'r" Rr/T7 (-<""WtPA \ l l._r M. ~ Quality it P""is1..,r:1rw.,,/bJci PUll!.I~ Dail¥ Pilot • '!'J! ... !1.1.~ - .........--NHP '";.;,_ ••••• ,.,., , .. '•'l··•<•l'u '""""" ;u N ~ ~,'l j;;-m ,A. PNmierSpontor ...... ® -I ' C..:...IJPlllV'llA I' u /'\L~ IMl'IK COSTA del SOL INTERIORS Tu.n Pnrtic1pa11ng Clubs Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club • Newport Beech Tennis Club Pah'4td4n Tennt5 Club • Racquet Club or Irvine PLAYER'S PARTY* and AUCTION f fl** ARROWMEAO-PERRl£A BACK BAY ROWING AND RUNNING CLUB BLUEWATEA GRILL BRIO SATURDAY NITE AT 6:00 PM MAY 2Sth NEWPORT BEACH TENNIS CLUB PARTY SPONSORS: HO SUM llSTRO MORAN'S GROUND BUF NESAI NEWPORT IEACHTENNIS CLU8 GARDUNO'$ RllTOAANTE SAGE SMAAT • flNAL STAMUCKS COfFEE lltAOUt IOl'S WAHOO'S FISH TACO YAROHOUSE • • Fabulous Auction and Rame items available Including: Penonallzed .utographed book bJ S.Cm.ry of State Colin Pow.II Interior Design, f., Shul Comultlng, Aestar.nt Gift Certlflcetet, JeMl,.Y, T__. Club Member.,..., Tk:Uts to~ Sporting Ewnts, and 'IC> much mor. ... Aaron Peirsol (right), with Lenny Krayz.elburg, after the two dominated in the 200-meter backstroke at the 2000 Olympjcs. BOYS CIF SOUTHERN SECTION CHAMPIONS Year, Div., Event Swimmer, School, Mark '81 3-A 200 IM SCOTI MOLi.ARD, CdM, 1:55.63 '00 Div. I, 200 IM AARON PEIRS()4 Newport, 1:49.02 '00 Div. I 200 free relay NEWPORT HARBOR, 1:27 .40 (Joey SneJgro\le, Steve JeDdruslna. Peter Belden. Aaron Pelnlol) '01 Div. I 200 free relay NEWPORT-HARBOR, 1:26.09 (Joey SneJgrove, Steve Jenclrusina. Peter Belden, Aaron Pelnloll '02 Div. I 200 free relay NEWPORT HARBOR, 1:26.18 (Andrew Cole. Michael Bury, Ryan Leu. Aaron Pelrsol) '66 400 free relay CORONA DEL MAR. 3:18.4 '70 400 ~e relay CORONA DEL MAR, 3:17.6 '01 Div. I 400 free relay NEWPORT HARBOR, 3:09.97 (Andrew Cole. Peter Belden, Ryan Lean. Aaron Pelrsol) '02 Div. I 400 free relay NEWPORT HARBOR, 3:07 .11 (Andrew Cole, Ryan Lean, Nathan Welner, Aaron P~irsol) '63 50 free JIM GAGE, Newport Harbor, 22.4 '87 Div. 4-A 50 free JEFF THOMASON, CdM, 21.15. '88 Div. 4-A 50 free JEFF THOMASON, CdM, 21.33. '56 100 free DON REDINGTON, Newport, 54.2 '57100 free DON REDINGTON, ~ewport, 52.5 '71 100 free KURT KRUMPHOIZ, CdM, 47.5 '803-A100 free GRANT COOLING, CdM, 47.49 '86 4-A 100 free ERIC FORD, CdM, 45.71 '87 4-A 100 free JEFF THOMASON, CdM, 46.45 '88 4-A 100 free JEFF THOMASON, CdM, 46.69 '02 Div. I 100 free ANDREW COLE, Newport, 46.15 '55 220 free DON REDINGTON, Newport, 2:04.7 · · '56 220 free DON REDINGTON, Newport, 2:01.7 '57 220 free DON. REDINGTON, Newport, 1:59.2 ' '01. Div. I 200 free AARON PEIRSOL, Newport, 1:38.62 '02 Div. I 200 free AARON PEIRSOL, Newport, 1:35.87 '82 Div. ~A 100 fly TOM HARRISON, Newport, 51.01 '83 Div. 4-A 100 fly JON BALLACK, Newport, 50.82 '83 Div. 4-A 100 back JON HALLACK. Newport, 51.35 '99 Div. I 100 back AARON PEIRSOL Newport, 50.15 '00 Div. 1100 back AARON PEIRSOL, N~ '8.Z8 '01 Dlv.1100 bid AARON PEIRSOL, Newport, 48.12 '02 Dlv. 1100 back AARON PBIRSOL, Newport, 47.69 '60100 bnlMt KBN DOBSBURG, New ...... llOl.l- '61100 uaG. NIJllD8lt.. .. .._ 73100.••-~ ..... ". ·aoDk4-A t/ r ll I • t Dalty Pilot Honus Wagner card on display at UCI's season fmale Sundajr Pans attending Anteater I e I Ballpark 'for Sundays regular· ) season finale between UC Irvine ., and UC Riverside will get to see more than a baseball game. They may also feast their eyes on a rare jewel in the world of baseball-card collecting. A 1909 Honus Wagner baseball card, the only known card in mint condition out of 58 of the 1909 Wagner cards in circulation, according to the Society for American Baseball Research, will on display, Other cards, such as Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb, along with other baseball legends, will also make an appearance for Sundays 1:05 p.m. Big West Conference game. Often called the •Holy Grail• of the baseball memorabilia world, the ~agner card was last auct.Joned off on eBay for roughly $1.3 million in July 2000. The selling price, which includes a bid of $1 . l million and a 15% fee, is the most ever paid for a baseball card, and represented the highest price ever paid at an e Bay auction at the time. Wagner was a shortstop for the Pittsburgh Pirates with a lifetime batting average of .329. He recorded 17 consecutive .300 seasons, and was the National League batting champion in eight of those seasons. He is one of the first five players inducted into the Baseball Hall of Pame in Cooperstown, N.Y. OCC's lcban wins a pair of state orowns Orange Coast College athlete Michelle Icban ~ captured two titles a• the California Community i\ College Track and Field Finals m Santa Barbara held Friday and Saturday. Icban finished first in both the 5,000 meters (17:40.64) and the 10,000 (36:42.42). OCCs Jennifer FUlaldi soared 11-6 to become the state champion in the pole vault at the weekend competition. Her mark IS also a school record. OCCs Lindsay Allen finished third in the 3,000 steeplechase (11:19.22). She also went 18:46.83 to firush seventh m the 5,000. Ginger UechUy deared 5·0 to futlsh seventh in the lugh jump, while Julie Kroening was eighth in the 400 hurdles m 1:07.32. OCC was fifth as a team Wlth 40.5 points, wlu.le Mt. SAC firushed first with 97. SPORTS ~'Mat 22, 2002 9 UCis Fernandez All-American UC lrYine IOph· ~ omore Melissa Pemaodez, the womens water polo team captain who· was second in scoring for the Anteaters, has earned the programs first AU-American honor. She received honorable mention from the American Water Polo Coaches Assoc:iatior'l. Pemandez scored 47 goals this season while leading the team in scoring in eight games. She strung together a team-best nine-game scoring streak. She was the only Anteater to be named Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Player of the Week by scoring three goals at fourth-ranked California, and four goals at 1 Sth·ranked University of the Pacific during the week of March 4. Fernandez was a Big West Scholar-Athlete for the second consecutive year. UC lrvine finished the season 16·22 and tied for 14th nationally in the final rankings. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Celebrating the Dally Pilots Athlete of the Week series TODAY 8Root<E FLAMSON t) Newport Harbor soccer, '99 LaMollsl 0 Corona del Mar track and field, '97, '98, '99, '00 Golden Gloves win crown The Golden Gloves never gave [TI] up and rallied to defeat the ) { Purple People Eaters, 6-5, in the final of the Pacific Coast Girls Fastpitch Softball 8·and-under dJvision. Golden Gloves pitcher Lotte Martin held the People Eaters at bay to give the Gloves the btle. HatUe Marshall, Mary Lyon and Kaylee Cribbs each had bits for the Gloves, whtle Echo Monohan kept the Gloves dose throughout with solid pitching and hitting. Elgllkad-WMler clY•plOD Golden Glovea. ICDeeUDg, from left: Mary Lyon. IUrtl.t.Dd Gentry, 1eay1ee crta,.,., Hattie Manba1l Uld Echo Monahon. St.ndlng, lD front ol thelr coaches, from left: Em.Dy llomano, Sberldu March, Kiley Jobmon and Lotte Martln. The Purple People Eaters led early on hits Crom Brooke MlgUort, Erin Almarez, NatalJe Barbaria!, Taylor Stefano and Shayna Kerry. ln the hrst game of the best-of-three league champ1onship senes. • GOLDEN GLOVES 10, PuR.PLE PEOPLE EATERS 5 • The Golden Gloves swung out to an early 7-1 lead with strong tutb.ng from Mary Lyon, Emily llomano and Sheridan March. but the People Eaters made at dose with bits from Erln Almarez, Shayna Kerry, Courtney Smith and Natalie Barbartsl. UCl's Smolinski repeats, Lavery, Coburn named to first team Deuces are wild for Paul ~ Smolinski at UC lrvl.ne. The mens goU coach led the Anteaters to a second consecubve Big West Conference bUe and WdS re warded with winrung the Big West Conference Coach of the Year honors for the second year m a row. And the awards for the Anteater goU team don't stop there. Junior Mike Lavery and Jeff Cobwn were b9th named hrst·team All-Big West, whtle JWUOr Ryan Annstrong was named to the second team Lavery shot par 72 Saturday IJl the NCAA West Regional at the Uruverslly of New Mexico charnp1onshlp course in Albuquerque lo finish with a three-round total 221, good for 34th, wb.JJe Coburn shot 233 for three rounds to finish 51st. Armstrong (227) was 82nd. The UC Irvine men's team hrtlshed 22nd at the regional that concluded Saturday. Lavery and Coburn have qualilied for the Cahforma Amateur Champ1onslup at Pebble Beach Golf Lmks and the l.J.nks at Spanish Bay, June 17-22. Coburn shot a 3-under 69 m the Amateur Champ1onstup Quab.fying at Antelope Valley Country Club l.Il Palmdale May 6. Lavery qua.Wied by shooung a 1-under 71 at the SCGA Members Club Ul Mumeta May 7. I ~ .nm 11 ~ NOTUS 11 MOC NOTm 11 MLE .nm 11 P\aJC NOTUS 11 ~ N01lCU I FlctltloUI Bu11n ... Name St.tement The followlng pertOM we dowlQ bueirlMs u 9eedl l er.n.. 1M'9 Yorba Linda Blvd • VOlbe Linde. CA 92888 YI Ren Zh!lno. 1310.A 8tentwood Cir., Colona, CA 92882 Jing Yu Chen. 1310.A Btllllwooel Or • Corona CA 9211112 Thie bualnea ts con· ducted by hoeblnd and wlfa Have you alerted dolnQ ~ '/fKl No YI ~ Z1WIQ This llalemenl WU filed with tl'le County QM °' Ofanoe County on 04129/200:f st IS con· ThlS buStne cluc:ted by pertnersl11p Have yo doing busln Yea. 4/30/02 011na Tom a general u Started HS yet? ti menl This 11111 lti.d W1111 t C1erlc of Orange on 04l30l2002 was 11e County County 200 Delly Pilot Ma 28901614 y 1, 8, 15, W4n 22· 2002 Flc:tltlcxia Bualneu tement N8me St. Tiie folloW1 are doing bus Spiral. 16 SI , Fountain 92708 Loyann ~ pel$0tll iMSI as. 806 Olive Valley. 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Prospective bidders may 111ew MOOl1ng J· 71.t and K·1', loceled bayward from 19t SlrMI Moonng S· 18 IS on South Bay Front Balboa l11and For flll1tler lnlormallon ca» Wea Arm•nd 11 $49'&44·3043 ,.,Affo:,~. Hetbot A..ourc.. Publlthed Newf)Ort BHCh·Co1ta Men Daly Piiot ~ 22, 23. 24. 25. 26. Wf71 NOTICE TO CAEDfTOAS OF BULK SALE (U.C.C. t104l 6108 et. eeq., Eaaow No. 14111·C9 Notice • hefeby QiVell 10 credtor1 of ttie Wl1Nn rlllmed Mlltr thll a bolk .... le about IO be mecle °' Ille ...... dMcrtbed below The 11111\M and the ~ lddl9ll °' 1he Hiier are· BALBOA BIKES "N'' BEACH STUFFJ.. INC , 801 E. BALBuA BLVD . BAlBOA. CALIFORNIA 9*1 The locatlOtl WI ~ Of "' Clhllf ... ecutlYe Office Of the ...., ta. NONE ,.. IMed by .,. ..... all otllar bueineH w and lddrHUI uaed by .,. ...., ..... ""' ~ .,.,.. "" dlle lldl ......... fll~'°""~ .,. NONI Tiii ,.,... and bwei- 11111 ........ of.,. """' .,. 01811( MJOCllM IHVNI ,.. -., bl**' ................. 11 AU turnthne, ......... .:r:;:"' ...... .. ................. ~-tE!i • -Fi ~ ... 2002 al the office ol Council on Ille above CHAPMAN AVENUE Item ESCROW A DIVISION MARY T. ELLIOTT OF GATEWAY TITLE Dec>u1Y City Clettl 1205 E ChaQman Ave , Publtahed Newport Ora~. Ca 92866 Beach·COlll Meaa TM bull< sale Is sub· Daily Piiot Ma)' 22. 2002 jecl 10 Cal~OIT14a Un&IOtlTI W676 Comme«:1al Code Section1 6101 2 II so NOTICE OF sub1ect 111e name eod PUBLIC HEARING address ol the person NOTICE IS HEREBY wllh whom cl11m1 mey GIVEN thll a public be llled 11 CHAPMAN heenng wiM bl held by AVENUE ESCROW A lhe Co111 Mesa City O I V I S ION OF Councll on Monday GATEWAY TtnE. 1205 June 3 2002 al 6 30 E Cl1apman Ave Or Pm or H IOOl'I lllere-ange, C1 92866 and alter as poNlbla In the last dale lor filing claims Council Chembers ol shell be June ? 2002 City Hatt, n Felr Onve whtcil 11 the bu11neu Costa Mesa. on the fol· day before l!le salt dale low!llQ rtem Sl>eCllled above A~ ORDINANCE Dated MAV 8, 2002 emending the regu· B Y I S I D E 8 81 E lauone contallle<1 In Tille RODGERS SHYNE 13 of th• Coste Mesa Pubh1l1ed Newport Municipal Code regard· B11ch·Co111 Men 1ng 14ectronl0 game me· C1tttyf>ttot May 22 ~ chines (cyber11n1erne1 ~ ~ cafel Ind a 1tandlrd 11s1 ol condlbOna for elac· NOTICE OF tronte game macl11ne PUBLIC HEARING b u s I n e 1 s e s NOTICE IS HEREBY Envlronmenlal De· GIVEN tllal a pubhc 1erm1na11on Exempt neanng wr be lle4d by IF THE AFOREMEN· the Coate Mase City TIONEO ACTION IS Council on Mondey. CHALLENGED IN June 3 2002 at e 30 COURT Iha challenge p m 01 as soon there· may be llmlled to only al11f u pouible, 111 Ille those lasuea raised at Council Chambers ol the public heanng cle- C1ty Ha" n Fair OnYe ICf1bed tn tlllf not.tee or Costa Mae on Ille fol 1n w r11ten cor· !owing Item ,.sponc1enc:e Clllrverect A~ • ORDINANCE lo the Cit'; Council at or amet'ldtng Title 13 of tne prior to. Iha Publlc Heir· Coste Meaa MunlC&peJ Ing Code relal•ng lo trana· NOTICE IS HEREBY pol1ahon d9111and man· GIVEN that II ..., lime agemenl standerds and piece d .,_Hied Environmental de· person• may appear t.erm1na1ton Exempt alld be hNrd Dy Int C.ty IF THE AFOREMEN· Council on the ebOve TIONEO ACTION IS Item CHALLENGED IN , MARY T. ELUOTT COURT tr!e challenge ~ City CIWtl may be limited lO or-.ty Publlihed Newport lllote lstuN raited 11 Beacl1·Co11e MHa the public hearing de· Daily P11o1 M-v 22 2002 scnbld In this notJoe or W875 1n written cor· PUBLtc NOTICE rnpondetlCe c1111111red NOTICE OF to the C.ty Council al or pnor to the Put>11c: Heer· AVAILAINUTY OF in~TICE IS HEREBY A~:~!~ :~ GIVEN that el said time 6108(d) of tl'le lnt•mal and piece all 1ntetMtld R......,.. Code, no11Ce Is Plr9orl• ~ appear hereby ~ f'9I IN Mo and be -~ 1he C!!Y null r9lilrn !cf the lieCll I Cell ci-lftell ,...., 1 ro~' ~ ~ . (141)"2·8171 . ------- STARTING ANEW BUSINESS!~ • • • • • • • • • • • CHARTON FAMIL V FOUNDATION pn111Le loundal•on ,. eva1tat>le IOI' onspec:t care ol RtCll· ard B Tl1omas A Profus1on11 Accoun· t1ncy Corporation '35 Bonvue Terrece Laguna Blach 92651 C9,9).t97·7234 during reguler bus•nNs hours by eny c:itJzen wno re· quests it wltl11n 180 days 1her the dale ol thll ·P\A)· hcation. Publ•shed NeVwport Beecl1·Costa Mesa Oatly P110I Mey 22 ~ W678 Flctltlou1 Bu1lneu N1me Stetement T11e lollowmg pem>ns are dl>og bu8irlea as CIHn Crete 2521 t Slockpolt Ave Apt f265, Lagune Hills Cahlomla 92653 Kevan Key Folaom. 25211 Stockport Ave •265 LagUna H Call· lom11 92653 Thu; business Is con· ducted Dy en lndlvldual Heve you 1tar1ed doing buSlnolSS y9l'1 No l<rlan Key FOllom Tht5 $1alement WIS Med w11h the County Clerll ol Oranoe County on 05121/2002 2002U04Q81 Daly PllOI May 22. 29 June 5 12 2002 W879 FIND an apartment = 642-5678 Doily Pilot Monday ............... Friday S:OOpm ftau•• nod df'odlior11 1.10· 1<1thjl'r l 10 •·l11111MP wi1l1011t notke. Tlw 1111L1li;1lw r rf'~.V.'lf tlte rl,011 1•1 Ct'1u1<1r. n·du1111ify, n•vi,,~ .vr 11•j1•c1 Ull) c·lllll ifil.J nJvr 1'1ii.r1111•111. Pleru;f• report 1111y 1•rmr tlmt u111y hf' in rour cla ... ~ifiNf ad i111111f'din1.-I)'· Tiu-Doil} l>ilot o••l•rp111 IHJ lial1iUl\ fur Ull\' t·ri,•r iu uu • TuPscluy ... , ......... Monday 5~00pm -' By Fax (949) <>:J 1-6:59-t ByPltone By Mall/In P~s Wednesday ........ Tuestloy 5:00prn Thursduy ...... Wednesday S:OOpm (t>lrt1.,.. inclrnle ''1>11r n11111r 1u11l plll>ll" muul!f'r 111111 ,.,,.·11,•1111 )011 h11<"k ,.,i1h 11prkr11111111-.) (94'9) 642-~678 Hours :J:lO \Vo,,1 Buv St l'C'l'l ( :ostn ~11•!'in. UA 92627 i\t \l'•'Jl'•rt Bh 11. ~ Bit) 81 Friduy ............. Thursday 5:00pm Saaurday .............. Fri Jay 3:00pm 1ulv .. rtis~1~11•111 for. v.•hid1 it 11111\ lie ""Jl011:silil1· 1·x«t'fll for 1hr r;o~• ·u f tlir 1<pac•1• rwtunll~ 1wr11pi1·1I t.y th<' l'l'ror. Cn·di1 fun 1111ly lw 11lluwNI for 1h1· nr .. 1 in,,..•rtion. Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday WaJk-In 8 :30am-5:00pm M?nday-Friday Sunday ..... ; .......... Friday 5:00pm - ~ ' ' .~ • I. ea 101 .. 216 ~ --.... -( -·-~ - ...... 12 I ' . . - ~ 1 HOUSIM:OND08 5 HOUSES.lCONOOI I HOUIRtOND08 l'NBU FOR SW FOA SALE BALBOA PENN CORONA DEL MAR EOUAL HOUSl~G OPPORTurmv LEAVE THE BIG CITY OPEN SAT & SUN 1 ... A 3Br 3.581 Cl11tlc All real eslate advertising BEHIND! 1825, 1627,1629,1831 cu11om condo. Marble, In this newspaper Is subfect New Prest/pious beachside E. Balbol Blvd. 4 Cu1lom r•nlte end travertine to the Federal Fair Housin~ homes located on the quieJ Luxury Condoe. Steps op ol !he line a~ancea. Act of 1968 as amende Central Coast irr MomJ Bay. from the ocean. Eich 3Br enclosed patio 9,000. which makes It illegal to Pnced from the $600,000 2BI wfll be IOld Mplrtle. Co11tllnt RNlty advertise ·anJi preference, mbayhome1.com From 5669,00 949-759.0177 limitation or 1scum1natlon 1·800·576-2811 The s.r.gitz Company based on race. color. rehg· 94 ·930.7528 ion. sex, handicap familial A 28r 2.58• home in the stalus or nahonal or1g1n, or 4 HO~DOS Hean of the Village 8 HOUSESICONDOS Finished With beautJ/ul an intention to make any FOR SAL£ FOR SALE ~po1ntm11nts. $169,000. such preference limitation BALBOA ISLAND or discrimination • CORONA DEL MAR OHllJM Realty This newspaper will not 949·159·0111 knowingly accept any REDUCED $1751000 advertisement for real H1rbot View Hiiia So. TERRACES CONDO 55 + esta1e which Is m v1olat1on 4Br 3Ba. lg din rm/area. 4br 2ba hse famrmlden. 2br 2ba, = remod. wd. ot the law. Our readers are Frplc's 1n .llV & din rm. walk· huge lol, nr scnl5. beaOh By pvt paUO, n landscaped hereby informed 1na1 all 1n closets. There are many owner $989K 94g. 760-3084 frun rrees tmlng tile dod< $599,000 Agt 714·293-5642 dwellings advertised in lh1s newsparer are available on 2 car anac/1 gar $3.300.000 A Com11111ndlng comer lo-Melissa cell 818·970-3232 cation for !his exclUSNe an equa opportunity basis. Kim Bea Ion office 10 HOUSWCOMDOS To complain of d1scrlm1· 4Ba 4 5Ba cuslom home nation. call HUD loll·tree at 8t8·242-6854 Comrlehon Summer 2002. FOR SALE 1 ·800·424-8590 Cell 818·335·7832 Strol to Big Corona and COSTA MESA home office 818-240-5136 lookoot point. S2,650,000. Coe1tline Realty ~ .. Everyday Is a great day 949.1sp-01n * PRIME ESTATES * I~~ ~ In Classified! Ocean Views Be a part of It, A GOfgtOUI lerge rtll Mountian Views! unltl 2Br 2.5B1, lrlvertlnt, agt. Patric« Tel10fe place your ad today! m1r0le, elc ... $699,000 ~~ Co11ttlne Rutty 949-856-9705 (949) fU.2·5678 ue.1se.o1n www.12atricktenore.com Index . - ·'-'"-' . I 11*2111 1 14 ~1 E'Sldt beautiful &1altsr MOTIVATED SELLER 2Br home, close to Back 310 Looltout Bay & schools. Motivated Horth Ll~un1 owne[. agt. ~9-275-4902 OcMn Vllw Br 3B1 ·u B1 awrox ~OOlst 310 Lookout A Eiqulahe 4Br $1,350.000 Famlly Homt. Completion Stefanie Meurer. agt Spri"& 2002. Grear Eastslde 9.49·715·3156 loc. ered at $749,000. Coutllne Realty 949-759-0177 12~ 22 HOU8EllCONDOS NEWPORT BEACH FOR SALE IRYINE~ SUpt111 cultom home In Ht=rt Helghta. Woedbridge Vllllr, ComFclet n Summer 2002. turnkey perfect 4 r 2 sea 48' opt 5Br) S sea home on &l(l1'0slve park-like lot. A Joormet Island kn. Fp. sholt walll to beach & temls a wonderful ~and 5talr· ctub and award winning case and entry, IS home 1s scllool. $789.000. Anchor pre wired tor entertainment. ProoertlM. '49-720-3900 aecunly system and com· munacatJons Colatllne RNl!X 949-75..0177 SeUyour u11wamed * PRIME ESTATES * llemJI tbe ea6JI Ocean Views way/Place a Moon11an V1ewsl claH(/led ad agt. Patrici< Tenore t<HWyl 949·856·9705 (949) 642·5678 www.12atrrcktenore.com 00 •••• 690 -697 32 H~ SALE NEWPORT BEACH OCEANFRONT FIXER NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART AGT. 949-723·8120 The Blufla 3Br 2.SBa iht & bright end unit Upgra d & on one of the best green· belts $499,000 LH Anchor ProptrtlH 949-72D-3900 H1rbot View Homn 3Br 288 on huge lot with sunse1 Views Remooet 01 build your own home. $825.000 Anchor Propertlta 949-720.3900 2438 Vista HoJ'8ir OPEN SAT·SU 1-4 The Bluffs Townhome Lowest Price 3Br S399K agt. 949·632-6489 Beech Coltlge FIHr .. Guttl Great area $549.000 IQ!nl. 949-723-8120 FIND en •r,rtmenl lh•oog Clasalfled ERVICE DIRECTO -For All Your Home and BuslneH Needs - ......., ._ ._.._ •• •• '11:11 ar S. • -' .,. Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4 wt(, min.) Call Lenal .. at 6•2·5678 x2• Htw UatlnQ Voor chance to enJoy tlie wonderful Bays11<>res ldestyle' 2Br 2Ba tradttional cottage on a great Slreetl $1,395,000. Joann Akerman. Realto1 949-721·9475 OI 683-1073 M1gnlllcent PtllCln Crtlt custom estate w/ca~yon and ocean 'Mws, will be 8XQU1Srtely finished 6B1 8 full ba SUblerranean area wlprkg, maids quarters wine ceUar, grand entry foyer, ga~ry. me<11a room hbrary, top of the ~ne appls COlatllne Realty. 949-759.01 n OPEH SUN 1-6 81 Mont«ey Pint S.nll Lucia P1lmo llrgeet 5br 4.5be Sl.690,000 Stef1tnl1 Meurer, 1gt. 949-715·3158 1·:7c1 I Stradl $t,475,000 Lowest p11ce in area tor sqlt Ocean views! Large yard Totally ~raded over $200,000 art>le & Granite. Stefanlt Meurer 949·715·3156 SSREAL ESTATE SERVICES Liii ~ home !Of only . ~ commlHlon. Whb Pay Mort? lntemtt f1countR11lto11 .com C1ll 80CH 9M999 tor mo1t lnfonnatlon. 85 LOTSILAND FOR SALE ARIZONA LAND UOUIDA· T10N. Near Tucson Foot· ball field sized Iara. $0 down/$0 Interest. $991 monlll, 101 payments ~9.995 tOlll). Golf. Nat't. aru. aireal IOcation Free lntorma on ~ bac~ p;i•ranlle. 1 • 2-s 103 P#I No u les · 2er1on,(~AL•scANI 1~°'·=1 LEAVE THE BIG CITY BEHIND! New PresbglOus l>e8ch SK1e homes localed on the quiet Central Coast tn .'Aorro Bay Pnced from the S600.000 mbayhomH.com 1·800·576·2811 110 APTS CO~TA MESA Newport Acroa1 tht Str_. 2Br 1 5Ba, tc ga1, no pet5. S119S/mo 1665 lrvlne Ave •6 CM9·~9422 Ext 203 E'~ldi 2Br 1 B1 Exec apt w .1 ,>OOI. lndry tac. new carpet. new Ule baths, avail now Cabot 949.a75-57U Love~Gettd Comm 1Br 1Ba S·S8551mo wlfng & gar to 75/mo W/pa!JO & 19- serve<f carport, lndry tac on s~e Walk to Trl-Sqr. Klein M!\!11. 8n. 704-8&C9 X 9200 E.Sldt 2er 1e1 duplex. WIO hll·ups. dlw. elc. gar, gaiden, Nptta. $135G'mo + S950 sec 949-645-2146 • ~HOME, HEALTH AND BusiNEss \ ··-· ~ I 220 ACCOUNlM , , 2'0 POLICY In en ettort to offer the best seMCe possible to our read· ers and advertrsers, we wi" require Con1ractors wllo advertise 1n rne Service D1rec1ory 10 include 11\ear Contractors License number 1n 1he1r aGvert1se- menl YO\Jr co-operellon 1s greatly a22rec1ated 224 ADDfTIONS /REMODELING FARTHING INTERIORS Kltcl\en I Bath I Remodel and Room Addl11on1 Lt560875 MM45-9325 M2 BOATING 81RYICES Boet Reoelf't Eng. DMIV Gu, P'lumbing, Glass. Wood. Pelnt. Sand, VernGh. L1001§55 310-721-3292 LEAKY Showtrt Repaired Aegroullr\Q & lnsrallation DEAN TILE e4H7U065, 714-346-8526 714883·2031 1212 :0~1 8"c:ti Block Stone Tiii Concrete, Patio, Otlveway. Flreplc, 880'1, Ref'1. 25y,._ exp Terl'f 714-157 ·1594 ACME IT.Ufl>il.D DOOR lnttallalions & Repairs on all doors A to Z "Free E&t" Uc/bonded 94H49oHSS cloomllp oom e-1111N Ol!ICJf WITTI40EFT DRYWALL AM . ph&Mllam1JVlrg jobs. Q.!AHI 20yra. lelr, ffM 111 l.t400030 71W»14t7 for all your needs... & 300 GARDENING /LANDSCAPING 803 HANDYMAN /HOME REPAIR HOUSE CLEANING landlClpl Svc, 19yra ••P QUALITY CRAFTSMAN S..klng Llv•ln nouse· Lawn work. yaro cftan up/ 20 ·Years Exper1ence keepl"il posltiOn Coolllng maintaln. tree tnm. spnnktei I'm Your Handyman chlidletderly care & errands. Comm/Res 714-436-1518 ~9-650·9525 Merk 19 Years e.xp ~9-338-9410 GF»'ML IFJ'All 61L\1NfFJWD * Raidmlii • Commad:ll o Job 1bo S'"4D DaMllallllltoa 949-J22.-929J • W1lttr TM Hlfldymi.n Master Carptnlef 25 Vra Ellj)! Portlclo Doors & ~ '**' 6 Ftneet Crown Molding Phone 949-51<>-5365 Pager 714-~ JUNK TO 1"I DUW!ll 71WM-1112 AVAIWLl TODAY! !4H7Hftl 1-llRYftl I REALF.sTATE I d .... Ron ~Young Ntw Usting:r Availablt! 714-432-7873 www.ronyounptalior.com ON TIME DELIVERY WNl9 ~ Wl+fll II, ..._ you wWll tit HouMllold Fur11l1hlng1. Freight, tlleeio.nt111. lnduetrlel, l.oolll & Nellofwwlclt. Fully l.Jcrlnturtd, R-*>11 tll1tt1 114·t'11·UOI, 114·171-"°'· 330 MOVING l STORAGE PUBLIC NOTICE The Calif. Public· Utilities Com· mission REQUIRES that aH used house- hold goods movers print their P.U.C. cal T number. Mtnos and chaulfers print their T C.P number in alt advertisments. If you have 8 que5· lion a.bout the leaal· ity of a mover, lfmo or chauffer, call: • PUBLIC UTILITIES .. COMMISION 714·558-4151 1340 PAINTING I l._3S4 __ P_LU_M_8'_N_o_.I ~Jett 'IJdt ~. ~Professional Painting l.Jc l.4~ Interior~ DecoratiYe Patntfnl Color llatditn& ROb Isbell • Owner Costa Mesa, Ca (949) 646·3006 Cell 949-887 -1480 IKE'S CUSTOM PAINTIHG Prottst1onll. Clean, qua~ty wOlk. lllltflo(/IXt end doolta. L•Z0346§ 2tt=§31"1!10 RAIHIOW CMCLl MAINT Ptlntlng-lntlext. Houte/Aol QU~I Fret estimale La 7 71+§36f888 • • Loca Plumber ........ ,.J ...... Ille l'IPI LOCATING WCTllONIC SI.AS LIAK OITKTION friendly s.mc. 675·9304 1ht Ntlghborltood Plumbtrl OIAIN t SIWU ":o,'T..' Cl.IAHlil(l SPtCIAUS'T TWEEDY PLUMlfNG 949-645-2352 -3C • EXPERT Drain CIMnlng Plumblng repelra, over 25yra eiqi. All \llM gueran- 1!!9 $!EVE 714-5:!}§298 364 SECRETARIAL SERVICES Offlc. Help ' OrgaM.abon F•ing syilems 561 up, paper & ciuner manal:at nt. For home/ot1iC8 e4 2380. 1~==1 PEST CONTROL As Low As sar Flmlly Owned St. Lie Pro201 ... • A B c 0 E F.. -. J ' I o! H. J I( . ~ ' ' • 4 :· l •. J. -~....J 1 ............ ,..,..,.. 28r 29a. llroe 2c git. ElllC .... ~ 949=&40·5324. ...,.,,, -,_. .. : lllOflll MANAGERS • SP£CW.4 $20 OFF WITH AD (Mull p!1lef1I ,. Ml ~rms &~ Slullecl on. belutMf Ft~=~ Lobby/Direct dial phontslFrH HBO, Older Stvt. Furllitln PIANOS i Colledlllel ·~·•St....• ... •C-..F~ .. CASH PAID .. ____ .....,. lftBMYESTATU • llnmtdlllo lriendly-.. "( ----. lf(J'~· "111•.-.-V-I ~~ -....• J, . . 'I ~ WM ,._ tfolM Our kids come to wOllt dlly. up IO $500-7Klmo PTt'fl' IJ00.835-0301 F111 8ooklel www.extremecuhnow.com BEAUTY Georgette Klinger 8elon hiring makeup MisVSales Consultant. P/Tlmt. 71US0-1212 .DRIY£flS, OWNER ONA· Bridge TOO GOOD A HAND NORTH •J i::?AI 0 098 762 . •ICQ6J W£ST £AST •AK76 •Q954J ~ J 9 6 4 o+ 'O K JO 7 J 2 0 5 ¢43 •J 971 ., • 4 SOUTH --· • 1012 ~Q5 0 AKJ It •A 1085 f11v~. Weit mi&ht have elecled 10 ITlllk.e a uqqut dou"ble of lhc one-<liii rnond opcnina bid -chc distribu1100 wu c~ic but the hand was a bu light roc 1.h.111 .:lion hen:. West led the klnt of !lpldes, then ~irlcd 10 a low hean. Declam-f.4W no harm m lcuing thM ride io the queen. Eu gr.ibbed lhc king and reverted to sl>lldes. Declarer ruffed but. with club. breaking blldly and West holding the length, declarer eventually had to conecdc a club trick f°' down one. ESPN & bisclPoiol & Jacuzzl, Guest Caun- dly ao.e lo 405 & 55 ~ Min's from O.C. Fa;rgrda, coneoe and bdll. Walldng dll- tanai IO lhops and r11taurants. CONSIGNMENTS ·; , .' .. . I ~ ~:,.:: Opening lead: Klng of • Had Sou1h held a low heart Ublcad of the queen, it migh1 have been ea~ iet to spot the winning line. Declarer mu~1 nsc with the ace of heans a1 uiclc two. Iced 11 llUrnp to the kmg and ruff a spade. After drawlllg the remaining trul'(lp and ruffing chi.. lu1 spedc, declarer cashes the king and qllecll of clubs 10 reveaJ lhc unfOf'lu-natc break. bu1 now declarer can counter the unfriendly db1ribulion. Declarer simply e~its wi1h u heltrt, and the dcfcndcr1 arc hclpl~~. If E,a,1 wins, the defender must yield a rurt- slufl'. If West wim, the ruff-~luff can be avoided bu1 only at the co-;t ol leading a club m10 declarer\ A IO lenace. Either way, the dub l~r dis- appear\ and 1hc conrract romp' home. I • I ~ J .:~ SOUTH COAST AUCTION heavy haul. Benelil1, outsllndlng pey. 3 yrs COl OTR. Fla~avy haul. 1·800·835·9471. van1, 1·868·313·0478 . (CAL'SCANI There is \UCh a disease IS holding too many high canls. If you doubc th.al s1a1c:mcn1, consider this deal. The auction wu simple enoullh. Nolth tried for tlwe no llUmp "by showing lhc heart stopper, then elect· cd to play in game in the longer minor. Had the vulnerability been 'COSTA MESA MOTOA INN 2%77 Haitlor Blvd Phone 94M4MMO GARDENING ASSISTAHT PT, 17.50/ fir,· 1·12, Mon-frl, Tree 111lllfllln9, ~~=1~11--==:11-~1 I• WMl!l I• ...,.I Lido .... detached studio In **************** older ocean flont home. Bed Flldl "* 2llf 1 Bl ()pix. 1M l>Oynl, eecllldld toe. IN 1 lingle llOr'f house. ~ '::" IM~IT-1~ : SHORES INnRIORS : -----'* FAIULOUSUQUll>An<>N * $120G'mo. 949-642·5937 EASTll>E. 2llf S9ldout Dupllll Frptc, tenced yard, bteut llndlclpt, gar. wld. $1496/mo 14M41-395t. 1 • 10-:::i: I : c.A.t,£! : * ~~-11 * NPB ,_ Hoeg Slllt'e 2br * . ~ * 2llt IClt ll4Clf1Tlo t v2 ut11 * Wicker Ratran. 1..amps, AccesM>ries... * I '::~mm I ceu ..... :::.1~~r·1201 * 2640 Avon s1ree• * -·-Bi * N<'wl)ort Beach * I -OFACES I * Off HlvrN!le & l'<K:lf11, Ctltl!>I I tW) * _, ____ .. Fat IBTUAll * 949-642-2255 * ~~~:::**************** Plue Int Y.ty i.-HUNTINGTON BEACH Brand Ntw ~It snell leak Ctl • MM7Mlll Pnme OttlcelMedical Bklgs. benches. Smtih & Hav.ten 147' ~I e tW110A WOODS • Cal Pa1nCll Tenore SAVE $$$ 949-76CMi055 Of'POfl1Ul18 29' 29a, 2 car gatlge. W/O Nabonwide USA l\k'ilj)I, ~I $1800/mo 949·856-9705 •Poltlry B.n Slyle golden ... ft 630 khaki IW1I slip COV9I coucll, ----""'-...,..'"""""'"·..-•==---OFACE SPACE NEAR $650. & love&eat $550 28t 281 Townhmt new HOAG, 450ef newly deco-t!atctt used 949-706-192S carpet/paklt. Wto hkups. rated Days 949-6CS-6680 I I 2 car pkng, pool, spa, E:e!lds 949-675-7175 . 8 1£11 ag1 $2200 949-673-7800 ,... _ LMITOCI FwnllNd Ulxury 18t 181 I • I ez· ·==~ Island ANIMAL NETWORK 2 Bedroom 1 Betti PrilM Mlln St Localon. a 2 Bedroom 2 Beth, Awox 2000lq 11. avail now S1200m-S1150m • .gent Sl.75 per sq11trt toot MM73-7800 949-650-3234 !lr'S00-5674 " I lr1'o 94M44-2279 www.anllllalnttwort.org FREE 30 DAY WEB USTWG FOR DOGS 14M51-4606 DRIVERS WANTED N9WP011 Beach and COM Set your own schedule' Pan "' ful tme avalable S75 •/day lor 11.4-lime 149-250-4271 Of m • [).O.l.oom MEDICAL FROHT OFACE NEWPORT BEACH Hofiatic pain relief prldlce. UStng Apple Macintosh oomputar. WiA train. Personable Good att1luda Typing 1klll1. $10hr LY l!l8Q 94~535 BEST ROUTE 13,250IMO. (,..llttlc) no. COlllpelltloft, pitntlful Vending Sllet. St,145 1..:-"~4/lrl) A Local Vending Routt 100 top locallona. S10K t yearly. lnvtllment req. 1.aoo-41S-f717 Fln1nclal dltfle111tlff? Heading • loen flll? No .... up fl'ont. Ctl Toi he 1 ..... 772.a241 FINANCE PROGRAM IH·SOS-Hto Bonded ptOgllllVs ~ lor real needal Hq1 risk lending . loW interest rates · Various LoeMI call O.H.F. TOOAY Netcl I loan? Good Cf'ldll. bed Cid no problem COi llOlidMI for I low lnterHt reta. Cell 1.-.21s-1311 {No UR!!ont Fw) IPERSOHAL TitAINER• 1or Coton1 Oii .._ AUi. EST A TE laclllty. Cell LIH MONEY TO LOAN FOUND puwy "' Newport North Apia (University/ Jemborae) <:al to ldnfy, 949-73$-270) •••••• ~ t4M7W217 eWATERFRONTe Prima Locetlon Newpon Beadl l8SfaU. rent, Calering./Bar Sold ti I~ units c.1 .... -... ONfflE MOVE? Sell your extra homehoW iteJm in <™SIFIFJ>I (949) 642-5678 NOTICE OF INVmNG BIDS CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH MOORING PERMIT J-714 end K-14 OFF-SHORE MOORINGS RATED FOR 35' AND 40' AND 5-81, AN ON- SHORE MOORING RATED 18' ANO UNDER Sealed bids may be received at the ollloe of the City Clerk, 3300 Newport Boulevard. P.O Box 1768, Newport Beach, CA 92658-8915 unlll 11:00 AM on the 30th dey of MAY 2002, at which time such bids shall be opened and read. MINIMUM BID $4,000 tor S41 16,000 J.714 and K·14 Tha City of Newport Beach reserves the nght lo reiect all bids. A 25% deposit must aocom· pany each bid. Balance due on or before MOHOAY, JUNE 3, 2002 tor the sue· c:essful bidder. Cashiers cheoll or credit ca1d only. Prospecllve bidders may view Mooring J.714 and K· 1 4, located bayward from 19 Slreet. Moorln9 S-18 is on South Bay Front, Ba1>oa Island. For further lnlormelion call Was Annand al 949-6«< ·30-43. Approved by Tony Melum, HatbOr Rttources 8MW Z3 '00 20lt ml, 1 owner. m1111 condition. mull sell, $26,000 Obo Mt-7111-3311 BMW 740il Sedan '97 Whitt with r .. LMltlw certlflad to 1()()1( mlltlll 124,llO.OO 117512 Phillips Auto 949-574-nn BMW 840d Coupe '95 A-Whit•, lm111Kul11t Coupe! Full Power 132.llO.OO 117934 Phllllps Auto 949.574.m1 ChrtTolel Cotllc:I '96 3.1 V8, ong owner. blactc/ grey doll1 Int. auto. am-Im lll8f1lU!l sound. lull books & records. beautltut ong cond oaraoed. non 11T1k1. S3.250 Bkr MMl6-1818 CtleYy lleretta 't4 VS. auto poMr 51tenng 751c mi a". ABS. pntmium AM/FM cass very clean, wen mall'ltallle<I xlnt cond. 949-548-1902 Chrysler COflCOfdt LXI '98 3 2 VS. 22k actual m1, gold tan Mr ps, piem sound CD garaoed noo/smilr. Mke ,_, smells new. book$/racords. 4yr warranty a~ail $12,995 Bil •467952 949-686-1888 Fonl Contour SE 'ti 39k m~ mecalic ..... auto. power. A/C • am-Im premium sound, kke new oond. $7.795 vint797615 Bkr 949-586-1888. 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