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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2004
Answers to Marinapark questions coming
Residents can learn more about the 110-room resort
at the next city council meeting, councilman says.
cials can't later change their mind
about the developer or the plans? Will
there still be public hearings on the
project?
ing the general plan is just one part of
the process, Wood said.
A draft environmental report should
be available for public review in April
on the resort slated to be built at the
site of the Marinapark mobile home
park on the Balboa PenlnsuJa adjacent
to the American Legion Hall.
June C1u1r.nde
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NEWPORT BEACH -Questions and
confusion about the proposed Marina-
park resort project could be cleared up
as soon as next week.
City Councilman John Heffernan has
requested a detailed accounting by staff
regarding the process and timetable for
approving the 110-room luxury reson
as weU as a basic understanding of the
question that wiU be put to volers.
"There are a lot of questions even I
have about this. w He ff em an said. ·And
If people are going to be voting on it,
they need to understand what they're
voting on.·
Among the questions floating in Hef-
fernan and others' minds: What, ex-
actly, wiU people be voting on7 When
and how will it be determined how
much developer Sutherland Talia Hos-
pltallty will pay 10 lease the city-owned
property? wm a vole of the people to
approve the projec1 m ean that city offi-
Assistant City Manager Sharon Wood
will present the answers to the council
on Tuesday.
Most notable among the details she
will report is that, contrary to popular
belief, the project wlll still require a
public hearing at the Planning Com-
mission.
The queslion that will be put to
voters, likely in November, is whether
the city should amend its general plan
to allow a hotel at the site of what is
now a mobile home park. But amend-
The project will still require a use
-permit. which the Planning Commis-
sion must grant. Planning Commission
meetings will probably take place in
June or July. The Coastal Commission
will also have to approve the project in
a public meeling sometime after the
Planning Commission hearings. Then,
the City Council will decide in a public
MARK C. DUSTIN I OAILV PILOT
Costa Mesa fire Department Battalion Chief Keith f ujimoto, left, attaches a headset to a member of the Orange County Fire Authority
Hazardous Materials Team before entering the administration building of the Fairview Developmental Center on Wednesday afternoon.
Panic cau~ed by ashes
The Fairview Developmental Center is
evacuated for four hours after a woman sends
holy ash from India around to co-workers.'
hours after a powdery substance
believed to have been brought in
by Bhandara was found in several
envelopes, Costa Mesa Fire Depu-
ty Chief Gregg Steward said.
Deep• Bhar1th
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COSTA MESA -Tenaaz Bhan-
dara always carries a bag of ·sa-
cred ash" in her purse.
TI1e 40-year-old Irvine woman,
who works as a case manager in
FaJrvlew Developmental Center,
is a faithful follower of Satya Sai
Baba, an Indian guru, a holy man
believed to possess divine powers.
Bhandara believes that the ash
or vibhuti, which was sent to her
from India. is a blessing from Ba-
ba. She smears it on her forehead
and prays to her guru whenever
he is under stress. It helps caJm
her down, she says.
But littJe did she reali1..e thal her
pe rsonal daily ritual would, one
day, cause widespread panic in
her workplace.
On Wednesday, 80 people at the
hospital's administration buUding
were ·evacuated for about four
After hours of questioning
Bhandara and tesling the powder,
memberl'of the Orange County
Fire Authority's Hazardous Ma-
terials team determined that the
powder was ·sare:
"They haven't said what It is,
but we do know that It's not
something dangerous," Steward
said.
There were five employees in
the area where Bhandara was, he
said. One of the employees. a
THE BELL CURVE
When 'Follie$' is enough entertainment
I got re-connected with Steph!'n
Sondheim last Friday at UC
lrvine's Irvine Barclay "I"Mater by
a group of rema.dcabty vital old pros
who know Sondheim and his work
close·up and not from a
generational distance.
The vehicle was "Follies" -
which contains some of Sondbebn's
most pu.ngenc and polgna.l'lt lyria
-and the primary driving force in
bringing lt to us aa a fuUy produced
show was Its director, 'Itri RaJatoo.
wbo called on some of her lhow-biz
pall to reprise their wo~ In
Broadway rnualcab on the Buday
stage. All this was aided and lbetted
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JOSEPH
N. BELL
by a passel of
taJenced students
from the newly
minted
California
Conaervatory or
the Arts In San
Juan CApistrano.
J had muldple
teuona for not
missing this
show. First off.
I've been
1ulferlng from
Sondhelm wtthd.rawaJ for well cmr
IOyean-aince his lut two
pfO(luced musicals. "Pusion" and
ff Assassins,"' whJch left me with a
feeling of guilt for longing for the ·
good old days or "Company" and ·A
Uttle Night Music." Then, too,
because t saw the ortglnal
production or "Follies" in New York
more than 30 yea.rs • and have
been wantfnl to see It again ever
since. And, ftnally, becaute the
87 -year-old John Raitt -who Uva
among us here -wu cut u the
Florenz Ziegfeld character:, and I go
back with him aJJ the way to hJa
leading role in the ftrat national
company or "Oklahoma. ..
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woman, who "didn't feel well"
was trealed by paramedics and
sent to I loag Hospira! l'resby-
terian, Steward said.
The call, which came in al I :24
p.m., "ac1ually came a~ a medical
aid call." he said.
It was then that officials learned
about the powder. Steward said.
The woman who wa.~ i.ent 10 the
hospital was released nght away.
The scare came two days after a
letter laced with poisonous ricin
powder made its way to Senate
Majority Leader Rill Frisl's office
in· the Capitol building in Wash-
See ASHES, P11e A7
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S..Pa1eA2
SPORTS
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meeting. likely in JuJy, whether to pul
the maner on the November ballot.
Lease negotiations with the devel·
See ANSWERS, P11e A5
Schools
are safe
despite
shootings
Gunfire in the schools'
neighborhoods occ ur after
hours and don•t involve
students, officials say.
Marlu O'Neil
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -School officials have
no plans to beef up security despite two
shootings in fow months near elementary
schools, saying children's safety is not at
risk.
The two shootings -the first near Wt.I -
son fJementary School in October and the
second on Friday near Rea Elementary
School -happened after school hours
and did not involve students.
Though both took place close to cam-
puses, Newport-Mesa Unified School Ois-
trlc1 spokeswoman Jane Garland said they
have not instructed schools to take any
precautions above those already in place.
"We have the same security we always
use,~ she said. "People have to come in
lhe schools through the office. They're
closed campuses, and we have people in
the parking lots when we're dismissing
children.''
A 21-year-old Costa Mesa man was shot
See SCHOOlS, P•1• A4
DEVELOPMENT
Getting
straight on
mixed-use
The City Council OKs an
overlay zone intended to
help revitalize the area
around Bristol Street.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Someday, residents
may have the opUon oflivlng in artist lofts
ln former industrial warehouse spaces.
This scenario moved a step closer to re·
ality ov Monday when the City Council
unanimously approved a final concept for
the Bristol Street mixed-use overlay r,one.
The decision means a city committee
will condnue working on fleshing out the
details for a mixed-use overlay zone. a
designation for a district that includes
commercial, office and res.ldendal uses ln
either a single structure or at a single site.
The approval of the . concept plan
underscores council memben' belief that
mixed '* wiO be a viable development
tool.
·it's a zonlns and a product that pro~
ably wlll be popular ln the futunJ and fits
ln with more than one ~ of town."
Mayor Gary Monahan said.
f
A2 lhursday, febfU<>fY ~. l 004 ••
POLITICS
POLITICAL LANDSCAPE
FILE Pl-IOTO I DAIL\' PILOT
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has endorsed John Campbell for the 35th Distnct state Senate seat.
Governor endorses Campbell
Alicia RobJnson
Da1lyP1lot
hond rncal>urt· 11n the March ballot
-hcn1111>l' he thinks state officials
'lmuld 111akc l'Ut!> before they
rc!>O rt tu borruwmg money.
Orange·county voters.
The GOP announcement n oted
its margin in the county is the
greateM anywhere in the state.
POLITICS ASIDE
Bromberg earns ·
early support
I n an unprecedented show Adams, Mayor Tud Ridgeway.
of support, the Newport Councilman Don Webb and
Beach Firefighters As.w. the team's only failed
has already thrown its support candidate, Bernie Svalstad.
behind City Councilman Steve That group congealed as an
Bromberg. who is running for official political group after the
reelection this fall. nnal pre·election filing dare. so
"Its very early, and we it was able to spend $10,000
recognize that." ruch Thomas, from each of the four
1.he association's president. candidates without any
told me Tuesday. Mii's the first opponents knowing.
time we've ever done this tso S.J. CAHN II was a mild controversy a
early(." year ago when the groups
The association almost always wail.'. actions -largely consisting of sending
until the filing period closes. so out a glossy slate mailer -came to
members know fo r certain who's light.
runnjng. Thomas said. But they could I'm sure Greenlight leaders won't
come up with no scenario in which forger it. and my guess is that the best
they wouldn't support Bromberg, who way to ensure they can respond to any
served as mayor in 2003. late campaigning is to have all their
"Hes been a particularly strong mi,ney on one candidate.
supporter of public safety ... and a Next question. Whom do they run
strong support of the men and women a,gainst? •
who provide public safety.· Thomas "CertainJy, I'm the most vuJnerable,"
said. said the newest member of the council,
The only other time the association Steve Rosansky. who replaced fonner
made a choice before the full field was Councilman Gary Proctor three months
known was when former City ago.
Councilwoman Norma Glover was Rosanslcy's honest assessment folJows
running for reelection, he said. And the conventional wisdom; He's had less < ;uv. Ar 11old !>clwvat7.enegKer h.u.
'>hown his 'uppo rl for a local
legis lator for the ~ond time in
lt•i.s 1.han a Wl'Ck. endorsing 70th
District Assemblyman John
C.ampbell in the three-way
l!epubllcan race for the 35th
l>i.;trict stall' Senate M-111 now held
hy noss Johnllon.
Communications director
leaves Cox 's office
Assembly candidates
go on the offensive
then, it was only a week from the close time to earn name recognition and less or the 6llng period. time lo raise money for a redection.
Bromberg naturally said he was But judging by all the homeowners'
On FriJay, the governor
appean'd at a Newpun Bead'
fundraiser for Hep. Dana
Rohmbacher that raised about
s:mo.ooo for ltohrabachcr's
reelection campai~n. 'Ille
rnngressman i-.aid \I wa..; the only
fundraior;cr lht.' ~ovemor has
.11tt'ndf'd for the March 2 primary.
Campbell .mnuunced tht'
Schwal7A?l1C(G(cr endorsement on
Wednesday. h's the govemo(s first
cm!orscmcnt in a legislative race
this yeur. C'..ampbelJ said. I le
t>xpt't'I)> It 10 help hi!. campuign.
hut '<lid ht• wc111'1 W>k
. r hw-Jr/Clll'AACr 10 help tum rJ1M~
mnnry.
"I think h1" l'ndor.cmc·nt 11lc11w
will help wilh lundrai~ng, •
Ct1mpl>t:ll said. "lu!>I thC' fact I hot
he's cndor<icd ml'. it will be clear 111
people that I'm 111, t:hoice ... rnc pn·,uwuu' 1•11tlorwnwn1
wa,n't worri'iOnll' 111 68th l>l\tricl
A\.,cmhly111.111 ~t'n M.1ddox. one llf
l.ampht'll\ 11pp1111t•n1' in 1h1•
prim.1ry
"II 111a111•r, very li11 l1•," Maddox
\!lid.
f'lw an1111111111·111en1 d1d11't ronil'
,., •• .;urpn,c. hl· .1dcll'CI.
"I 1111.1lly cxpt'Cled it bec.iusc I
refuwd to '>llppon the ~owmor\
hud){el dcfint hond pn>po~al. and
J11h11 did f .. upport Ill."
Maddux said he didn't hack
Propos1tiun 57 -a $15·hillinn
After about a year as Rep. Otris
Cox's communicalions director i11
Wa,Shington. O.C. Kate Whitman
has moved on, a Cox staffer said
earlier this week.
Whitman. who hru. worked in
rhc White House under George W.
Hush and the Department of
Labor, n•portedly left Cox's office
lalll week to start her OWTl
events-plannln~ company in New
lcrscy. where her mother,
<l1m1inc !Odd Whitman. was
once ttovernur.
C:ox'i. office 1s Mill looking for a
replacement for Whitman, the
staffer said.
GOP voters outnumber
Democrats, party says
I he Orani.:e C.ounry Republican
Pnrt y announl·cd this week that
reg1~1ercd COP voters in the
rounty outnumber Democrats by
n~arly a 4uar1er of a million
voteri..
According to a press release
from the local Republican party.
the rnunty ha., 668,767 registered c;or votni.. which l'xceeds
llemocrats' numbers by more
than 245.000 voteri-..
The Orange County Registrar of
Vutcrs. meanwhile. reported
tlllB,729 Republican~. 422.~41
I )t'inocrats and 1,372.612 total
v111eri; regislered alt of Jan. :!O.
Ua!>cd on those number!.,
ltepublican:. represl'nl 48% of
registered voteri. in the county
nnd Democrali. represent :\0% of
16: The Republican Pany of Orange.
County Central Committee will hold a POLITICAL
CALENDAR • general meeting at 7 p.m. at the South
Coast Plaza Westin Hotel. at 686 Anton
Blvd., Costa Mesa. (714) 556-8555
FEBRUARY
13: Van Tran for Assembly will hold a
fundraising luncheon al noon at the
Pacific Club in Newport Beadl.
Information: (949) 763-0860
16: The Republican Pany of Orange
County will hold Its annual President's
Oay Cherry Pie Reception at Antonello
Ristorante in South Coa11 Village
Immediately after the central
committee meeting. Information: (714)
The fax machine was this
week's policicaJ battleground for
Republican 70th District
Assembly candidates Cristi
Crlslich and Oluck. OeVore. who
sent statements anacltlng each
other for their stances on
President Bush's proposed guest
worker program for illegal
Immigrants.
A press release dated Monday
from DeVore berated Cris1ich for
a campaign mailer in which he
said she attacked Bush 10
distance herself from her past
support of amnesty for illegal
immigrants.
The same day. Crlstich's
campaign fired back with a
Malement that said OcVore was
"defending the proposed federal
amncl>ly program, which rewards
lawbreaJcers. •
Sen. McClintock
endorses De Vore
Candidates continue to push
for endorsements. hoping to
boost their campaigns in the final
weeks before the March 2
election.
f"h e latest announcements
include an endorsement from
Sen. Torn McOintock of 701h
District Assembly Hepubllcan
candidate Oluck OeVore a nd an
endorsement for the Young
Hepublicans Federated for
(;allfornia of Don Wagner, who
also b vying for the 701h District
seat.
556-8555
16: The IU1 day to rt19ister for the
Mardl 2 primary election
17: Reps. t ·hris Cox and Ed Royce,
former Assemblyman Soon Baugh, and
Budl Johns wUI host a reception in
aupport of former Rep. Bill McCollum,
who Is running for the U.S. Senate
from Fk>rida, at 5:30 p.m. at the offices
of the Inland Group in Newport Beadl.
Information: (818) 243-4699
pleased by the show of support. groups hes met with and the
•1 was surprised to receive an near-universal praise fo r how quickly
endorsement from any one or any ""--he's gotten up to speed on city issues.
group this early," he said. "The ~ won't be a push-over.
firefighters stated 10 me that they fell Plus, in the next week. of two, he told
that I was well-rounded and that I am me, he plans to ftle papers so he can
doing a fine job for the city as a whole. begin raising money and running his
Need!~ to say. I appreciate their reelection campaign.
confidence as well as being somewhat And he has early support of his own.
flattered by such an earty_e(,ldorsemenL HHe has no personal agenda. other
I have since heard from [number of than wanting to serve his community,"
community leaders who are also letting Bromberg sald. "He has a strong sense
me know early on that they are o f fairness and clearly does his due
upporting my re-election campaign.· diligence on issu es before him. He has
It will be interesting to see if the spent an incredible amount of time
firefighters' support discourages learning the issues and brineJng himself
opposition to Bromberg. Os there any current. lam extremely impressed with
way it possibly couJ~ encourage it?). bis work ethic which is why I have
A call to Bromberg's main opponent offered to suppon him in his
in 2000, Pat Beek. 10 see if she might up-coming election -or reelection -
run again, possibly under the to whatever extent he wishes."
Greenlight banner. went unreturned. Rosanslcy also sounded open to
Greenlight's election plans will be of discussing issues with Greenlighr
particular note -even though the members. though his opposition to lhe
influence iru some in the city. measure in 2000 may be a nonstaner.
Spokesman Phil Arsl said the group has "I'd like to think. I'm open to talk to
no comment at this time about what those folb as welJ as everyone else," he
kind of campaign, If any, it will put said during a phone conversation in
together. whlch he struck me as having a genuine.
My guess. though. is lhat Newport ir not unusual, passion for lhe process of
Beach voters won't be seeing a slate of being in govemmcnt. ·1 don't see them
Greenlight candidates. Although seati11g as the opposition or the other side."
only Councilman Dick Nichols was not I le also taJlced about enjoying the job
the knock-out political punch some and sounded, over and over, really
have spun it as, Grecnlight. as a enthusiastic about being on lhe
polil:ical movement. needs a solid win council Those qualities can only serve
this time around. (Greenlight as the him well d,uring the campaign.
growth-control law is on the city's And ii may just be that Greenllghr
books and is something else entirely.) won't come after him, if one final
ThJks with people outside Greenlight's wiJdcard falls a particular direction. It is
core group all edge toward a similar entirely possible lhat Councilman John
conclusion: that the group will focus aJJ l lcffem an, who has toyed publicly with
its time and money on one candidate. lhe idea of not running again and then
I see one core reason for such a somewhat changed his mind, won'r
strategy rising above aJJ others. And it's run.
not exactly what many might think. It's If he doesn't, his open seat would be
not just about who has the most a level playing field where Greenlight
money. After all, GtttnUghr-backed could gather.
Rick Taylor (now a member of the Of course, there's an obvious problem
Greenlight Committee), spent $32,000 with running just one candidate. If that
in hjs unsuccessful race against person loses. it could be a debilitating
Councilman Gary Adams, who spent blow to Greenlight. The group's leaders
$40,000. will have to decide If that's a risk they
It's about being able lo spend it are willing to take.
wisely. And in the fmal days of the
campaign in 2002, Greenlight wasn't
able to combat the late spending of
"Team Newpon." which consisted of
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Daily Pilot Thorsday, feb<uary 5, 2004 A3
Pickets hopeful despite rejection Got Pets?
R•loblt p.i s1aJn1 & doc
woba In N•wport or•o. Union offers to send
people back to work
if stores agree to a
third-party decision.
Companies say no.
Allcla Robinson
Darty Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -Grocery
store pickets were hopeful on
Wl.'dnesday despite the corpo-
rations' rejection of a union of-
fer to send employees back to
work. in return for accepting a
1hird party re:<olution of the
nearly four-month dispute.
111 five press conferences held
around Southern California,
United Food and Commercial
Workerl> representatives pro-
pol.cd an immedia1e end to the
strike and lockout and asked
1he heads of Kroger, Albertsons
and Safeway to agree to a bind-
in~ third-party de.cision in the
labor dispule. which began in
Oc1o ber when 1he two sides
rnuld not agn•e on healthcare
benefits and other iM;ues in
contract negotiations.
Within hours of the press
conferences. the slores issued a
joint statement rejecting the re-
quest and inviting the union
back to the bargaining table
with a federal mediator, who
has been negotiating the dis-
pute since November.
Picketing workers said a
third-party decision maker was
a good idea and they were
hopeful that the union's an-
nouncement would result in
their returning to work soon.
"This is one of the first posi-
tive moves I've seen: said Steve
Vass. a njghttime stocker at the
l 71h Street RaJphs store, who
was on the picket line at the
Vons store down lhe street.
·1 hope that it works out. I'm
jui;t not going to hold my
breath , knowing wha1's hap-
pened in the past."
• Ralphs spokesman Terry
O'Neil said store officials asked
the mediator to invite the union
back to the bargaining table.
"We don't believe it's in the
best interests or our company
or our employees to have a
third-party arbitrator t.hat is not
familiar with the issues decide
the outcome,• O'Neil said.
At the Albertsons on Balboa
Boulevard, picketing workers
said they weren't surprised by
the sto res' rejection because
they expected an initial refusal.
Despite that, Albertsons meat
cutter Arnie Tiscareno and
c~hler Sandy Crofton said they
still think. the deal could hap-
pen, and they'd Ilise nothin.g
better.
"It would put us bac.k 10
work." Tiscareno said.
"Our customers would like
that," Crofton said. "They're
tired of it, too."
Under the union's proposal,
each side would submit its b -
sues to the arbitrator, who
would make a final decision on
the dispute. Workers said they
would expect the outcome to be
equitable for both sides.
"I think the food chains are
out to break the union, is basi-
caJly what it comes down 10,"
Vass said. "I think whoever is ar-
bi1rating is going to be fair."
The union has staged a num-
her of publicized protests, such
as blocking the entrance to a
Vons s tore in Garden Grove and
a "justice pilgrimage" to the
home of a Safeway executive in
Alamo, Texas. But some local
workers said they have mixed
feeUngs about the effectiveness
of those events.
Wednesday's announcement
was k.ept under wraps. even
from union members. until the
press confe rences. Holly
Swedelson, a checker at the
Harbor BouJeva.rd Albensons,
said pickets rushed to the TVs
in a nearby Kmart on Tuesday
night to hear news about the
next day's an nouncement.
"We were praying that they
were going to say it's done," ~he
said.
The picke1s said they'd be
ready to go back to work im-
mediately if they could. When
they do return to their jobs. they
don't expect hard reelings be-
tween workers and manugc·
ment, they said.
"This ls our home," Tiscareno
said. "We've got to go back to
it.~
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UCI employee dies in marathon
Jenny Marder
Daily Pitot
HUNTINGTON BF.AOI -He
WU triumphant, 5tepl away from
beating his own record. But Sun·
day's Padftc Shoreline Marathon
was one Anthony Porras would
never quite ftnish.
The 45·year·old ronner fell to
his mees moments from the end
o(tbe 13.1-mile Padftc Shoreline
half-marathon as he wu racing
his girlbiend, Usa Beck. 10 the.
finish line.
·He loved life. and I really feel
he lived It to the fullest,· said
Beck. his girlfriend of five years.
He died at his happlest. al the
beach, In motion, she said.
"If he was going to go. I fttl
this was the best way for him.•
ahe said.
Ponas WU pronounced dead
at Hoag Memorial Hoepltal .,._.
byterian·in Newport Beach at 10
Lm, Sfld Jim Amormino,
spakesnwl for the Orange
County Sheriffs Oeputment An
autopsy showed that he died of
heart disease although the Hun·
t.ington Beach resident had no
hi.story of heart problems. Porras
WU determined that the two
beat their previous time at the
Long Beach Marathon, 2: 13, Beck
said.
•Right before it happened, we
were right toward the fin.ish line.
right there,· Bed said. "We prob-
ably would have been 2:06 or
2:01.·
~ weeks before, Porras had
been promoted to assistant man-
ager of facilities in the social sci-
ences department at UC Irvine.
Belore that, h~ had worked for
three years as a maintenance
worker.
•He got his first new paychedi;
Friday,• saJd Kevin Smith. a
friend and co-worker. ·He~ all
ex.cited, you know.·
To friends, Porras was an em-
blem of good health.
•tt jUSl Ooored me." Smlth
said. ·tte was in top shape, he
worked. out constantly. and he
rode his bike to the beach almost
every nigbt •
Porras was an athlete and a
creative cook. wirh an avid inter·
est in auto racing and old cars -
he owned a 1963 red convertible
Falcon that he treated like a
child. He loved fishing, softbalJ.
sailing. hoong. water-skiing. any·
thing rhat got him outside and
moving.
·He was real active,· Beck said.
·He couldn't hold still. Even talk·
ing on the phone, he would pace,
just walk around and around.•
He urged people to do things
they wouldn't normally do, Beck
said, citing a ThanksgMng
camping trip that Porras ta.lk.ed
her into last year.
·1 didn't want to go camping.
'cause I'm a hotel type of gat,·
Beck said. •sut I just bad such a
good time. We barbecued the
turkey. We were supposed to go
in a couple weeks camping
again."
Friends praised Porras for a
spirited personality and lively
sense of humor.
•tte laughed a lot. Thats what I
liked about him; Smith said.
MHe and I just laughed all the
time.~
Police departments join gun lock program
Gun owners can get the safety devices free
from the Newport and Costa Mesa police.
Lollt• H•rper
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -Area po-
lice departments have joined a
national effort to make homes
safer by handing out free gun
locks starting Friday. police
said.
Representatives from Project
OlildSafe, an organizaticri that
encourages responsible gun
ownership and storage. will be
al the Newport Beach Police
Department from IO a.m. to 2
p.m. Friday with free safety kits.
lWenty-one other Orange
Counry departments, including
Costa Mesa's. will take part In
the program, which plans 10
distribute 1.2 million locks all
over the state.
It's important 10 get informa-
tion out 10 the public so gun
owners can 1alce advantage of
every opportunity to malce their
flreanns safer in the home,
Newport Beach Police Sgl. Steve
Shulman said.
MWe wanl to offer these gun
locks to people in our commu-
nity and make sure people
know U1ey are available,· Shul-
man said.
The widespread distribution
of the locks, which are a ·cable-
style safety device that requires
the gun to be unloaded before it
can attach to the trigger guard,
was made possible by a $50-
PUBLIC SAFETY
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA • w-t Bebr StrMt A
vehicle burglary was
reported in the 600 blodc at
6:19 a.m. Tuesday.
• Bristol 811'Mt end H°'9I
Wey: A traffiC accident
involving injuries was
reported at 4:05 a.m.
Tuesday.
• F9irvtew Roed: Possession
of drug paraphernalia was
reported in the 2200 blodc at
12:28 p.m. Tuesday.
• ~ Oriwe: Vandalism
was reported in the 2800
blodc at 2:03 p.m. Tuesday.
• East 17th StrMt: Grand
theft was reported in the~
blodc at 11 :51 a.m. Tuesday.
• w..t Wleon StrMt
Possession of drugs was
reported in the 700 blodc at
6:37 a.m. Tuesday.
NEWPORT BEACH • w..t Belboa ~:A
burglary was reported in the
1000 blodc at 4:35 p.m .
Tuesday.
• De Anu Oriwe: Grand the~
was reported In the 500
btodt at 2:36 p.m. Tuesday.
• Newport Boulewrd: A
commercial burglary was
reported in the 3200 blodc at
7:01 p.m. Tuesday.
·~A!Mnue:
Annoying phone calls were
report.ed in the 1500 blodt at
7:04 pm. Tuelday.
• 22ncl 8trMt: Grand theft
was reported In the 300
blodc at 5: 16 p.m. Tuesday.
studenlS who are aware of the
gang activity in the area worry·
ing about their own safety.
·we would address it if we
heard it from them,· Monahan
in the leg at about 9 p.m. Friday said. •They're surrounded by so
In the 600 block. of Hamilton much of that. nothing fazes
Street -the same bloclt as Rea them ."
The man was standing on the The club has speclaJ pro-
sidewalk when three men in grams. be said, to help students
their early 20s approached him, avoid gangs and drugs.
poUce said. The school district ls applying
One of the men said some-for a grant to help dissuade high
thing to the victim and then shot school and junior high studenlS
him as he tried to run. from gang activity, Garland said.
Police have not said If the Money from the Callfomla De·
shooting was gang·reJated, but partment of Justice would pay
their gang unit is investigating it for two more counselors al
No arrests have been made. Costa Mesa High School to work
A similar shooting happened in their outreach advocate pro-
Ocl. 11 across the street from gram.
Wllson Elementary School. Per-Right now, program coordina·
dinand Bugenio Zamudio-tor Joseph Montenegro worts
Saucedo, 20, dled after being with at-risk students and their
shot in the chest at l :20 p.m. parents through after-school
The shooting. which police said programs.
was nor gang-related, happened ·we're teaching young people
after a brief argument with a to think ouWde of the box.·
passerby. Montenegro said. •instead of
Friday's shooting hU not ere-. saying: 'I'm mad and I'm going
ated problems for students, Rea to fight,' we teach positive thlngs
Principal Ken Kllllan said. we can do when we're angry. We
·From my perspecdve, I've also address gang iaaues and
heard no feedback about It.• Kil· how to stay away from drugs. ln-
Uan said. ·The children are not stead of just telling them to say
asking teachen about It. and I've 'no,' we ahow them how to re-
seen no direct effect.· slat."
The Boyl & Girls Oub ii a1ao
on the same block but cfoees at • MAW O'NEIL covers
6 p.m., three hours before the educM!on. She may be r~ed at
shooting. Director Dan Mona· (9481574-4288 or bye-mall at
han said he hu not beud ol any rNriM.onell•lllli,,.,.com.
million grant from the Depan-
ment of Jus1ice that was divided
among 44 states. California re·
ceived the highest number of
locks, Shulman said.
Project OlildSafe is funded by
the $SO-million grant and is
managed by the National
Shooting Sports Foundation.
Doug Painter. president of t:1e
foundation, said the locks are
an important part of overall gun
safety hut can In no way be con-
sidered a substitute for other
precautions, such as keeping
guns in a safe, locked area.
-The combination <Qf free
gun·locking devices and in-
depth safety education compo-
nent and distribution efforts In
aJJ 50 stales will significantly en-
hance public awareness of the
importance of proper gun sior-
age in lhe home." Painler said
CURVE
Continued from Al
So I was prepared to enjoy
uncritically -and dld. "I'm Still
Here" was jus l as defiant, "Too
Many Mornings· and MLosing
My Mind" just as wistful, and
"Will I Leave You· just as angry
as I remembered. The only
disappointment was the
absence of John Raitt. who had
appeared on opening njght but
disappeared Friday. I still have
my MOkJahoma • playbill from
the Erlanger Theater in Olicago
•n 1944 with a youthful John
Raitt on the cover, and I stiJI
hope I might be able to show it
to him.
I have long been fascinated
with the lyricis ts who were the
poet laureates of my
generation. I've been privileged
to meet and write about several
of them -Oscar Hammerstein,
Alan Jay Lerner, Sheldon
Hamick -but I've never
interviewed Sondheim and
have seen hJm only once, when
he was working and re-working
·into the Woods" in San Diego
ln 1987. While my wife and I
were watching it there, we we re
also acutely aware of Sondheim
pacing the rear of the house
taking notes, especially during
the second act, which still
needed work when we saw the
show again in New York several
months later.
Things have not been going
as well for Sondheim since the
succ.ess of "Into the Woods.•
•Assassins· didn't malce It to
Broadway the first time around,
and the run or·Passion· was
short by Sondheim standards.
Meanwhile, Sondheim has
spent much of the Intervening
decade trying to launch a
musical based on the lives of
Wilson and Addison Mizner
caJJed -successively-·wise
Guys.~ "Gold. and -Bounce." In
Its latest reincarnation. it
played In Otlcago and
Washlngtoi., D.C. to reviews
negative enough to kill its
planned trip to Broadway. So
the only certain Broadway entry
Sondheim currently has going
ls a ~ of· Assassins," which
ls scheduled to open in New
York neXt month.
This decline of Sondheim's
commercial fortunes offers a
dramatic example of the need
of hlghly creative people -In
Sondheim's cue. genius -to
constantly reach for new
challenges beyond whatever
sua;ess th·ey may be enjoying.
Sondheim caught that in one or
his song titles: ·r Never Do
Anyth1n3 'IWice. •
Sondheim's creative
explorations have mottly been
commercially auccesaful, even
. though they unlvenally led
rather than rooowect his
audience. "Merrily We RoD
Along• wu the only real flop: It
broke too many rules too aoon,
but wu later retWTeeted to
ac:dalm. •Sweeney lbdd" Wat
an opera wflh a rational -If
I.
FY1
•WHAT; Newport Beach gun
lock distribution
•WHEN: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday
• WHERE: Newport Beach Police
Department, 870 Santa Barbara
Drive
•INFORMATION: (949) 644-3681
in a released statement.
The goals of Project OlildSafe
fall in line with basic safety
principles that the departmenl
encourages. Shulman said.
·we thought it sounded like a
worthwhile program, and as
they got closer 10 making lhis a
realily, we pannered up with
them 10 do this,· Shulman said.
A number or gun locks will re-
main at participating stations
for people who cannot make ii
to the planned giveaway.
bizarre -plot line and singable
music. "Sunday in 1he Park with
George" was an esoteric look at
the world of art and the people
who make and seU it. Each
time. we had to stretch, but we
conlinued to puff aJong behind
him.
But then came -Assassins,"
an ironic and dark. depiction of
the people who killed -or
tried to kill -our presidents,
followed by an agonizing look
at the power of passion in an
unattractive woman to seduce
an unlikely lover. These two
have been playing out on
television and college
campuses while Sondheim
aficionados lilce me try to wann
up 10 them.
Meanwhile, Sondheim -
soon to be 74 years old -is
reportedly looking back to the
roots of his ('arly shows as he
struggles to come to creative
grips with the Mi7.ner brothers.
I'm not sure of the lesson
here -and whether it has
anything to do with the aging
process. Oearly, the creative
juices don't dry up. They push
and prod until they are
recognized and exercised. But
should that energy be expended
on tilting at new windmills or
examining old ones from the
new perspective of age? '
Of one thing I am sure. My
generation owes an enormous
debt to Sondhelm. We grew up
on the music of the Broadway
theater, a uniquely American
product offered up by the likes
of Irving BerUn, Cole Porter, the
Gershwins, Rodgers and
Hammerstein, Jerome Kern,
Johnny Mercer. Harold Arlen
and so many others. Sondheim
join ed that club Late, and as his
older associates began to die
off, Sondheim remained and
finally stood almost alone in
preserving the Broadway
musical and providing a bridge
for a group or new young
composers to cross to hJs side.
And while we're at it, we can
thank the people who devoted
so much time and tmergy to
staging ·Follies" In our
backyard last week.
It was the beginning of a
mixed cultural weekend for me.
It continued at Disney HalJ,
where the Los Angeles
PhUharmonic delivered
Berlioz's •symphonle
fantutlque· to wild -and
well-deserved -acclaim, and
ended quickly and decisively
with the Super Bowl half-time
show, which I turned off as
quJckJy as possible after I
cbedced out the balloon screen
my friend and nelghbor, 'Inb
Helni.ng. had created. So I
miMed the Janet Jacbon
episode, bu1 I heard and saw
enough to hope devoutly that
the people who brought us
"FoUlet can preserve that
heritage against the noise and
chaos and bad talte that would
replace It.
• J011PH N. llU \a • mld9nt Of
S.nta AN He4Qhta. His column •""rt Thurtdeya.
' '
Daily Pilot
Run for fun to celebratrcity
Lo~lta .Harper warding 1n tenns or wortdng with no one would participate in the FYI
Daily Piiot the conununity. While Kuchta fun run. Weeks before the •WHAT: The CoetaMazing Pride
In the Partt Fun Run and Walk
•WHERE: Fairview.Park, 2626
Placentia Ave., Costa Meaa
•INFORMATION: (714)754-5065
or log on to
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REGISTRATION: Co11a Mesa
City Hall, third floor, Recreation
Division, 77 Fair Drive
COSTA MESA -Hold your
head up high, pull your shoul·
ders back and get ready to sweat
for the city's Pride in the Park
Fun Run and Walk on Saturday.
celebrating 50 fulfilling years of
incorporation.
The second wave of the year·
long birthday celebradon -
dubbed "CostaMazing" -will
take place this weekend in Costa
Mesa's prized Fairview Park.
Proud residents plan to strap on
their iunnihg shoes. brealc out
the jogging strollers and join
forces in the festivities.
Amy Kuchta. the city staffer
charged with planning the event,
said the run ls the most cha!·
lenging event she has ever
·planned but also the mos1 re-
has planned several funcdons for event, she still had little to no
the city, she bas never arranged a participation and she began to
five-kilometer run and was worry. They assured her that
grateful for: all the help from the most people sign up the week
running commuruty. of. or even the day of such an
Members of the Orange event.
County Track Oub in Costa Me· ·And I kept saying, 'Well. how
saspent hours on the phone with can I plan7 How will I know how
Kuchta and even walked the pro-much food to order'r And they
posed trail with her to prepare kept 1elling me nor to worry,· she
for Saturday. said.
UThe traclc club was my saving ·As or Thursday. 74 aduhs and START TIMES
grace with setting up the crail, • 23 children were pre· registered
Kuchta said. "I mean, I can go for the run. Kuchta expects 150 •ON-SITE REGISTRATION: 7
out there with a pedometer and to actually run or walk and an· ~~·AUN AND WALK: 8 a.m.
track tbe distance, but club other 150 to come out for the • AAFflE AND AWARDS: 9:30
President Roben Donald came '18.rious activities. a.m.
out and walked with me and Fun run sponsor Plum's Cafe • LIVE ENTEATAJNMENT: 10
made sure I had the trail laid out and Catering will provide mom-a.m.
just right." ing grub to fuel folks for their • COMMUNITY EXPO: from 8
The running community five-kilometer trek through the a.m. to noon
helped calm Kuch1a's fears that Fairview Park wilderness.
Enrollment up at OCC ANSWERS
Continued from Al
Course offerings are on the upswing, and
more students are packing classes at Orange
Coast College despite budget constraints.
Marisa O'Neil
Daily Piiot
ORANGE COAST COUEGE -
More class sections hit campus
this semester for the first time in
a while, and if the first day is any
indication, more S\Udents are
foUowing. After budget cuts led
to fewer classes. hence fewer
students the past few semesiers,
the school added 220 class sec-
tions to the schedule fo r spring.
Monday. the first day of class,
saw 21.659 students enrolled -
a 4.69% increase over the fall.
"If we're able to offer more
classes, we're going to have
more students. ·~aid Nancy Kid-
der, executive d!Bn of admis-
sions and records. "It's not nec-
essarily a case of 'If you offer ii.
they will come.' It depends on
demand. But we've seen de-
mand consisiently extremely
high."
OCC has cut 1,500 course sec-
tions in recent years. meaning
many students couldn't ge1
classes they needed. Kidder esti-
mated that OCC turned away
4,000 students In the fall be-
cause they didn't have enough
sections available.
Because OCCs preliminary
budget wasn'1 as bad as antici·
pated, Kidder said, the school
was able to offer the additionaJ
courses for spring.
·It was hard for me last se-
mester," sophomore Mona Mi·
kati said. "I had 10 wait in line
for (classes) and go1 some but
didn't gel others. Now I'm get·
'ting more. A lot of people are
happy because they were afraid
they wouldn't get the classes
they need."
The admissions office aJso
saw a 12% increase in applica-
1ions for the spring, and stu-
den ts are takin g more classes.
with a 12.76% increase in 1otal
hours taken.
"Our population is getting
younger.· coUege spokesman
Jim Carnett said. "We're getiing
more traditional coUege Stu·
dents who are transfer-oriented
or career-oriented, more full·
time students. Our student age
is dropping, and we see more
18·, 19· and 20-year-olds who
are taking more units.·
Fall semester was the first for
increased regislration fees,
which went from $15 to $18 a
unit. Unde.r Gov. Arnold
Schwarzenegger's proposed
budget, they would jump to $26
per unit.
University of California offi·
cials last week reported a 4.1 %
drop in freshman applicatio ns
for fall 2004. and the budget
calls for a 10% cul in freshman
enroUment. Kidder said she
didn't know if community col-
leges would be able to pick uit
the slack and wouldn't know un-
til the state budget was finalized
how many classes would be of-
fered in the fall.
"The number of courses we
can offer are not based on de·
mand," she said. "We're a public
institution, so we can only offer
what we can pay for ...
More classes will be available
this summer than last, Kidder
said, though they will still not be
up to full speed. Students who
want to attend summer or fall
courses should apply soon after
the April I enrollment period
begins.
"The early bird gets the
worm, .. she said.
oper will rake place in closed ses-
sion, but details will be made
public afterward.
During this process. a lot of
details about the project will
come to light, Wood said. For ex-
ample, a fiscal analysis being
done by consultants will give
voters an estimate of how much
money the project will bring to
the city. The developer has sub-
miued revenue estimate:. 10 the
city, but the city u:.es outside
consultants to come up with offi-
cial figures. Also, Wood said, a
yes vote by the 1>eople will not
compel 1.he council to see the
project through to completion.
The vote will only be to amend
the general plan. not to author·
ize the hotel.
The rooms will bring in about
SI . I million a year in tax revenue
to the city, according to docu:
ments filed by Sutherland Talia.
The project's restaurant and
meeting hall ren!als will bring in
another $714,000 a year, the de-
veloper estimated. No estimates
yet exist on how much rent the
developer might pay to the city.
More Information about the
project, including a site plan. are
available on the city's website.
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Mayor tries to revive 'project ·
Tod Ridgeway trying
to bring Balboa
VilJ age re novations
back to table despite
reside nts' 'no' vote.
June C•H1r.nde
Daily Pilot
BALOOA PENINSULA -The
final phase of renovations in
Balboa Village was planned
around the assumption that•
properly owners would vote to
move utllilies poles u nder-
ground. But now that owners
have voted down a plan to talt
themselves for the work, im-
provement plans are on the
brink of death.
Mayor Tod Hidgeway, a long·
time proponent of the renova-
tions, said he's searching for
ways to revisit 1he matter.
"We're looldnK al re-designat-
ing the asscs.o.mcnt district to
bring ii back fur ;mother vote,~
Ridgeway snid.
How to do that is unclear.
Laws governing assessment
dislricl votes might not be ncx-
ible enough 10 allow the ci1y IO
hold a new vole within a year.
AROUND TOWN
• Send AROUND TOWN items 10
the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by e-mail
to luis.pena~latimes.com; by fax
to (949) 646-4170; or by calling
(949) 574-4298. Include the time,
date and location of the event. as
well as a contact phone number.
TODAY
Hoaig Hospital will present a
community education class on
•strolce: The Warning Signs· by
Or. Subbarao Myla al 6 p.m. at the
Hoag Hospilal Conference Center
in Newport Beacti. Information
and reservations: (800) 514-4624,
http://www.hosghospital.org.
Coastline Community CoHege
instructor Diane Ryan wilt host a
History of Orange County class
once a week from 1 to 3 p.m.
Thursdays through May 27 at the
Oasis Senior Center, 800
Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar.
Information: (949) 644-3244. (714)
241-6213.
South Coast Plaza win Pf9Mnt
·The.Fascination of Orctiids"
show and sale, whicti is
sponsored by the Orange County
Brandl Cymbidium Society of
America. beginning today during
mall hours in the Crate and Barrel
and Macy's Home Slore Wing.
Information: (800) 782-8888.
Ridgeway said he is 1alking
with property owners in the vii·
lage to convince 1hem 10
change their voles. I le believes
1ha1 the owners of some large
properties might be persuaded
to change, he said.
Michel Pourmussa. owner of
the Balboa Inn, voted against
1he tax to move the utilities
underground, but now says he
regrets 1he vote because he
misunderstood the terms for
paying his property's S 17,000
assessme nt.
"I didn't understand that it's
paid over years; I couldn't have
afforded that all at once. but
because it's paid over time, it's
something I would Ille 10 see
happen,H Pourmussa said. add·
Ing that he supports lhe idea of
moving the ulililies under·
ground and would Ii.Ice a
chance to vole in favo r or the
work.
With owners of a ft.'w or the
larger properties changing their
mind~. 1hc previous vote could
be overturned, Hidgeway said.
That is because the lilJCes and
the votes are weighted differ·
enlly for each property de-
pending on parcel s ize a nd the
types of u1ili1ie!> each property
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The Newport Beach Publk:
Library Foundation will present
"The Cure for Your Relationship"
with Maxine Cohen at 7 p.m. in
the Friends Meeting Room al the
Central Library, 1000 Avocado
Ave., Newport Beacti.
Information: (949) 717-3870,
http://www.newportbeachlibrary.
org •
The Waldorf School of Orange
County will present a ·walk
Through the Grades; at whicti
parents can visit four classrooms
from grades one through eight
and ask a class teamer questions.
The event is from 8:45 10 10:45
a.m. at 2350 Canyon Drive, Costa
Mesa. The evenr is tor adults
only. Information: (949) 574-7732.
FRIDAY
The Friends of the Newport
Beacti Library will host a preview
for members only of its used
book sale from 1 to 5 p.m. in the
Friends meeting room at 1000
Avocado Ave. Hardbadts will be
pnced at two for $1, and
paperbadts will be six for $1.
Information: (949) 759-9667.
South Coast Plaz• wiH preMnt
HThe Fascination of OrctiidsH
show and sale, whicti is
sponsored by lhe Orange County
Branch Cymbidium Society of
America, during mall hours in the
Crate and Barrel and Macy's
uses.
The owners of 93 propenies
in the area were asked to pay
between $965 and $53.~ over
a 15-year period to financ~he
work. Of the 66 property own-
ers who cast ballots last week,
33 voled no. But because of the
complicated formula used to
measure 1he burden each
would cany, the 33 no votes
were weighted as 54% opposed.
·1 hope they do bring it
back." said Catalina Flyer co-
owncr Bob Black, who voted.lo
pay more than $53,000 to move
the utili1ies underground. "The
area needs ii. When you put the
utilities underground, ii makes
your area look. so much belier."
The third phase of Lhe im·
provements for Balboa Village
would have included work on
the s1ree1. sidewalks and gut·
lers in 1hc assessment district
area. which is belween. The
work wai.. not yet fu nded -city
officials were seeking grant
money -so a date 10 start lhe
work had not been set. Their
plan was to do the rcnovaliun
work al the same time as the
utilities work IO save the ex·
pcnsc or !earing up idcwalk:.
and streets twice.
Home Store Wing. Information:
(800) 782-8888.
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SAT\JRDAY
The Friends of the Newport
Beacti Library will hosl a used
book sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in
the Friends Meeting room at 1000
Avocado Ave. All books will be
priced at $1 a bag. Information:
(949) 759-9667.
South Coast Ptaza will present
·The fascinatior. ~ Orctiids·
show and sale, whicti is
sponsored by the Orange County
Brandl Cymbidium Society of
America, during mall hours in the
Crate and Barrel and Macy's
Home Store Wing. Information:
(800) 782-8888.
http://\Nww.southcoastplaza.com.
The City of Costa Mesa's 50th
.anniversary celebration
continues with Pride in the Park, a
5!<-fun run and walk, at Fairview
Park, 2525 Placentia Ave .. Costa
Mesa. Registration will begin at 7
a.m. The event will start at 8 a.m .•
and a ctiildren's 1 K will begin at 9
a.m. lntormalion: (714) 754-5065.
SUNDAY
South Co•st Pt•H will preHnt
#The Fascination of Orc:hidsH
show and sale, whicti is
sponsored by the Orange County
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America, during mall hours in the
Crate and Barret and Macy's
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(800) 782-8888.
MONDAY
The Am.nc.n Cancer Sodety will
host ·Look Good ... Feel Better·
cfasses. which will teach cancer
patients makeup, wig and turban
tips to help hide the effects of
radiation and ctiemotherapy from
10 a.m. to noon at Hoag Hospital
Information and registration:
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ASHES
Continued from Al
ington. D.C.
The center's patients were nor
affected by the incident, spokes-
man Jeff Helfer said.
"The administration building
is separate from where the pa-
tients are," he said. "This is the
first time that we've had some-
Lhlng like this happen here, as fa.r
as I know."
Bhandara reponedly delivered
envelopes which had the powder
to other employees. he said.
MIXED-USE
Continued from Al
Bhandara said she never put
anylhlng In the envelopes deUb-
erately.
·1 wouJd never do that: she
said. "I don't know how this pow-
der got there In the first place.~
Officials told her that the pow·
der In the envelopes was. ash,
Bhandara said.
"But they haven't told me if It's
the same ash I have In myidesk
drawer," she said. "They haven't
told me how much of it was In
the envelopes."
Flanked by her husband. fwn-
ily members and friends, who of-
fered her words of comfort.
Bhandara smiled as she walked
there politically and no devel-
oper in his right mind is going to
go into the Westside and take an
acre or two and build single-
family detached residences ... de
Committee member Shaheen Arakal said. "I don't know of any-
Sadeghi, who owns the I.ab Anti one who would buy a $750.000
Mall and the Camp, said he was house at Pomona Avenue and
thrilled that the comminee will 19th St.reel"
be continuing with its mandate. During talks. the committee
"I'm very pleased." Sadeghi has leaned toward preserving
said. "I certainly undersland the the scale and massing of existing
sensitjvity and responsibility of industrial buildings instead of
making sure that everybody is creating high-densiry projects.
on board, and rhese things take Resident Robin Leffier, who is
time, but I'm very excited about part of a group that successfully
the . fact thal after the year of convinced the developer of the
work we've done. we now have 1901 Newpon Blvd. condomin-
the ability to continue forwa.rd. • · ium p roject to lower its density.
In the past year, the commit-said she is not sure yet what to
tee has narrowed down the make of the Idea of a mixed-use
'itudy area to a triangular shaped
parcel bounded by lktker Street,
the Corona del Mar Freeway and
east side of Brisrol Street. Hie
committee felt 1hio; area pro-
vided the best opportunity for a
successful mixed-use develop-
ment for reasons including its
central location and having the
Lab and 1he Camp ,,., major .111-
t.:hors.
Although the committee is fo -
cusing on Hristo) Street. i1s main
goaJ is to create a framework for
a mixed-use overlay zone thal
could be applied anywhere in
the city.
"The key is nor the area, it\
the type." Monahan said. "Ami
once we have 1he wning in
place. even if 11\ not for that par·
ticular area. a ldevcloperl nm
apply for a zoning change."
Byron de Aralrnl. a l-';1rks and
Recreation comnuc;.,.oner who
~crves a'> a liaio;on lo 1he com-
mittee. said n mixed u~e overlay
zone ii. lhe only tool 1he city ha'
to revi1alii'A' some parl\ of l~ll'
city.
"We have to do !>onwthing hc-
cause redevelopment is 1101
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toward her car.
"This has been an ordeal for
us,· her husband, Zareer Bhan-
dara, said.
Tunaaz Bhandara said the
whole incident left her befud·
died but has not broken her
spirit or her faith.
"I'm going to continue with
my ritual and my prayers." she
said. "I'm not going to stop be-
cause of all Lhls."
• DEEM BHARATH covers public
safety and courts. She may be
reac:tied at (949) 574-4226 or by
e-mail at
deepa.bharath«ilfatimes.com.
overlay zone.
"I'm stiJI thinking about it ,"
l.cfller said. "I don't know what it
means. l 'm very apprehensive of
increased density overaU in
Costa Mesa."
The next steps in the process
a.re for planning stall members
to request $25,000 in the 2004-05
budget for a consultant's help in
preparing the rules for an over-
lay w ne and fo r staff and com-
mjttee members to t:omplete an
environmental report, a zoning
ordinance and a general plan
amendment application.
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa. She may be reacned at (949)
574-4221 or by e·mait at
de1rdre.newman (!11 fatimes.com.
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EDITORIAL
Seeking a
porpoise-fol
solution
W ho knew a 12.foot
dolphin statue could
so fervently rankle
Corona del Mar residents?
Evtdendy, the Parks. Beaches
and Recreation Committee
had some lQea. They decided
to go beyond city staff
member's initial approach of
sending 600 notices to
residents near lnsplradon
Point and brought the issue
more prominenlly to the
public's attention.
The public responded
loudly. saying Inspiration Point
Is Inspiring enough without a
statue of one of the ocean·s
more cuddly creatures. While
Inspiration Point appears to be
the perfect spot ln the city to
bear a tribute to Corona del
Mar's 100-year history. the
chosen emblem is apparently a
little much fo'r residents.
Ktlclos to the Centennial
Event Committee for
answering residents'
complaints and dropping its
plan. But the question
remains: where will the
dolphin go?
Few sites in Corona del Mar
would accommodate a statue
(and time capsule) of this size.
Inspiration Point would, but
perhaps the city needs to think
smaller -not i(I terms of the
statue's size. but its proposcJ
site.
lospiration Point Is sacrcJ 10
some residents -which is
likely why officials chose i1 in
the ftrst place -but its status
strictly as a favorite vicwpolnr
is worth being preserved as
residents wish. City parlss arc·
traditionally used as spots for
monument!. and statues. and
while the city may have been
looking to trump tradition and
go the extra mile, this looks
like a good 1ime to side with
the norm.
Perhaps tl1t• statue could be
placed 111 a park. thus
eliminating the view issue.
Wyland Is a world·renowned
artisl capable of designing a
statue worthy of
commemorating Corona del
Mar's centennial. but a spot
has to be found quickly if it's to
be ready for the festivities In
October.
The executive director of thf'
Centennial Event Committee
has said its placemen! could
be delayed until next year, but
this is an issue that ought to be
handled before the
celebration.
The issue's been blown into
something more controversial
than necessary: ir's time to
simplify things and move on.
MAILBAG
Jnspiration is in the eye
of the beholder
We are people who are not
inspired? We certainJy are not.
We jus1 don't want the statue
here. We don'1 see a need for it
and certalnJy not a statue of
that si.ze. A plaque wouJd be
fine.
We are now told. accordJng 10
a Pilot article. that the
proponents are going to
withdraw their application. But
we understand that they are
thinking of simply moving It in
the very same area but maybe
not on what they consider to be
Inspiration Poln1.
The point Is. we're not anxious
to have it here at all on our
shoreline because It Is an
obstruction or view. And lf they
want to put It someplace In the
city, there are other places that
they could put It -In a public
park or even on Coast Highway
at Marguerite Avenue where the
dolphins are In the garden
section.
I understand that there will be
objections to the use of the
statue at any place on the
coastline ln Corona del Mar that
wUI be voiced at the hearings
scheduled to be held before the
cornmi.slion and the council.
MAIMNNE8EN
Corona del Mar
Enough with the arts.
what about parks?
Hey. Costa Mesa, did you see
that article In the Pilot about
the new Bonita Canyon Sports
Park? In the past eight years,
Newpon Beach hu built ftve
new buebaU Oelds, five new
soccer ftelds and two new
softball fields. The Sun'set Ridge
Part ls on the drawing board
and the dty ls planning on
remodeling the athledc flelds at
Marlnen Park.
At the ume time. the city of
Cotta Mal ls planning to
spend mUUont of dollan to
lmprow it• theater district. rm
sure the residents of Costa
M ... can't wait to spend S50 or
more on a dcket to eee a ballet
or tUtnc quartet. Thank you:
thank you to Newpon Bea.ch
for bu1Jdtnc what tbe reefdenta
want and ~I ow chUdren a
•I
I
chance to catch Oy balls and
110 1 bulJets.
CHARLIE MASSINGILL
Newport Beach
No point in messing
with perfection
Regarding the "world-class"
idea of putting a large sculpture
at Inspiration Point: Mos1 of
the people who took th e ti me
to comment seem to think 1hc
view Itself is world-class.
It is the entrance to a
world-class scenlc harbor.
There Is a world-class view oC a
beautiful island and an
out-of-this-world view of each
sunset.
People seem to feel there is
enough going on there alr~ady.
with quite a few trees and lilllt>
enough room to see the view.
Why embellish whar is already
more beautiful 1han any
man-made art7 Ever heard of
gilding the lily7 Please ronslder
another lte.
LINDA ANO ELDEN PRIMROSE
Corona del Mar
• EDITOR'S NOT£: The Corona del
Mar Ceritennial Planning
Committee h11 agreed to look for
another site for the
com memorative sculpture.
Let the voters decide on
190 l Newport Blvd.
I am In favor of the project
going to a vote by the citizens
of Costa Mesa. Let the people
who live here decide what
,..,ould be here and what
should not The City Council is
obviously not ll11enlng to the
people that have spoken at the
meetings, whJch have been
going on for six months
h Is the people who are going
to have to live.with this after It's
built and the people who
srrould be the ones that make
the decision -not the
developer, who will be out or
here aa aoon as he makes his
money. He wut be gone. The
size and densJty o( the project
propoted ahow that the
developer doesn't care about
this commJlNtL WENDB.L MAYIEMV
Cotta Mesa
COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
Ref ere_ndum? Bring it on
By Heather Somers
I n response to 1he let1er to
the editor "Condominiums
couJd spark revi1ali1.auon
of the We1>tside." I wi sh w
clarify the statements of
misinformation 1hat were
given.
Firstly. the clw.cns do need a
referendum, when the
governing body -th!! Ciry
Cowtdl -refuse., to listen to
the will and Lhe de:.ires of the
community which it servl'-i.
The project nr 190 I Newport
l:Uvd. was 11urrcpt1tiously
c1pproved by ttw City Cou11cll,
acting as the ReJevelopment
Agency. wuhuut a reasonable
public hearing pro~·l''is. Since
its inception. the projecr
Jevelopers of 190 I Newport
Blvd. have buJlied, i.ueJ c1nd
connived this City <.mml'il into
nor only gi\ ing away the farm
but p'aying 1he dewlo1>er' to
tukc h. The S 1.5 milliun 1ha1
rhe lledevelopme111 Agency
olfered the developers would
curtainly build u significant
1111mber of low-10-moderatt•
hou~mg unih in!>lt•ad of a
pnrklng structure The 190 I Newport pro1ect has been scaled back since this artist's rendering was made.
Secondly. this '"scaled down
version" is slill more than
double t11e dcnsi1y ullowl'd hy
rhc ci ty's general plan. nw
plan allow., for 20 units per
acre for hiKh density. fhis
pro1ect is deslb'llt.'d for mnrl·
than 45 lHlll't per a1..re. And I
ta.kc par1icular c.xception to
bt.>ing referred to as ··mob rule'"
hy LJ1ose who support the
project. when rhe aspects of
tt1e project do not suppon the
lener or the spirit of the
gt•neral plan, under whi ch all
developmen1s must adhen:.
nl'(ht rurn only lune out of the
-.ouch driveway. the number of
lJ turns at 19th Street will
m~ate a deadly mix. Ali for
pedestria11 rraffil. touted a<; a
boom 10 lhc area, what
reasonabll' per5011 11> going to
take a lei urely !>troll down any
ofrhose 1>ix-to -eight-lane
Llloroughfares just to get out
and smell the traffic fumes?
cohesiveness and overaJJ
improvement to the
community.
of the sociaJ structure.
eventually leading to
cannibalism? Oh, and dealing
with the traffic? Try convincing
Caltrans it shouJd continue the
Costa Mesa freeway to 15th
Street. Have you heard that the
state is out of money and
won't even be able to fix the
problems that are on the
books -which the freeway is
not.
fhirdly. shortsigh1ednes.' ,.,
clearly an aspect enjoyed nor
only by rhe developers but also
by member' nf the C .fly
Co uncil and a small
smauering of the public who
support this atrocity. In an area
already severely impacted by a
'"mansionized" Triangle Squart;
-also known as 1he Bermuda
Triangle due to tne deplorable
parking plan -wi rh lhe
near-gridlock conJirion<. al
Granted. rhis pruiect would
replace a b1.: u~ly parking lot
with a bi~ ugly parking
'lrm:ture. two ,1orie:. higher
than Lill' present building' and
h1~her th<lll what i'> allowed.
Wont th<tl be .t t·harminK
v1-,11al addition to that corner
10 ~ee a big ugly ctornent hnx
behind the ht>au11ful
Spanish-.,tyle ofli re complex?
As for afford ability, what
upwardly mobile, young
couple wouJd wan1 to spend
$425.000 to s1art a th eir family
in a Los Angeles
"'projects-style" high rise that
Is surrounded on three sides
by freeways and main
1horoughfares? And if 1hose
couples have 1hat much
so-called "djsposable income,"
they wonc be spending it down
19th Street, in 1he deplorable
shape it is in.
I believe that one letter
author is correct when he
slates that the project will
bring a critical mass of people
10 the area. Unfortunately,
critical mess can bring about
massive, destructive, chain
reaction. if certain princi ples
of physics are applied. The
argument stated a project of
this density w111 bring
improvement. Really? I low
much of an improvement are
the renrment housing projects
in LA. or Olicago or New York?
Ever hl'ard of the study of
putting 100 many rats in a cage
and warching the denigration
To summarize. the proposed
project at 1901 Newport Blvd.
is too big. too dense, creates
too much traffic. is too high.
creates an ugly parking
strucrure, adversely impacts
local neighborhoods -both
visually and socially -allows
spot zoning and absurd
variances, sers an overall bad
precedent and is just plain
wrong for that site. It's time for
the residents of Costa Mesa to
stand up for the communjty
we want to have and not be
bullied by over-uaJous
developers that will hit Costa
Mesa and run wirh our
development money.
I 9th Street n11d Newpon
Boulevard, this plan alon>; wilh
the new Vl'gJ\ nightduh and
existing fac1lhles. ~uch as till'
church ru1d l\Jrnip Rose. will
be sending poten1ially 4,000
additional druly car trip' to
that inrcrscction. And wi th a
Fourthly. revi tali;-.ation that
was mentioned a~ succes~ful
111 other l'itil'S, W<I' done with
11uaJity projel.'I' 1ha1 wcrt•
vi,ually .ind \11L1.1ll)· <1ttrarnve
anJ acceprable. I ho'e cit it·~
followed their own gt:ner.u
plans for dell!>ll)'•
rcdeveluprnent and conr-.idered
the surrounding
ncighhorhuud' for -,oci.il
1mp.1ct. nor tu mcnuon 1 r<1ffic
1mpact1-. parking. ~hacJow,
• READERS RESPOND
• HEATHER SOMERS is a Cos1a
Mesa resident and former
councilwoman.
Facts are needed before stones are thrown
AT ISSUE: The
reinstatement of Newport
Heights Elementary
teacher Shannon Ja y.
T he articles in the Daily Pilot
regnrdlng Newport I leigh1s
PJementary School are an
unfonunate example of misguided ancl
misinformed reporting. But il also sheds
some light on issues facing our puhlic
schools today: Lack of civility.
The inciden1 with first-grade reacher
Shannon Jay reveals not only her .
Immaturity and lack of candor. but the
lack of maturity, intelligence and ~ood
manners on the p;1rt of the complaining
parents. While the district canno1 discu1>s
personnel rues. it appears obvious that .l6lY
was hired as a temporary substitute
1eacher to replace another teacher on
maternity leave. That teacher wUI be
returning, filling a po!iltion promised to
her when she left. Is It possible chat a
self-serving "spin" was attached t.o Jay's
ftrlng story7 Is It po ible that the
J>rincipa1. Judith O\wnbers. did nut have
the authority to hire her pennanen1ly and
thll Jay refused to renew her temporary
status? It ls clear that 1he fal1S are fu;-.zy,
and probnbty will remain so.
ThJs Incident was the manipulation of a
small group of bossy. polled, solipslstk
parents and Is not a pleasant or accumt('
picture of Newpon I feigbts fJementary
School. Jay Is no doubt unaware that she
hat been Wied aa a pawn by other
insubordinate teachers In the
badqp'ound, who would love to see tlle
prtncipaJ sacked. The "dlvislve"
atmo8phert has been a subtle
und~t aince Ow:nbt-rs' anival at
our IChOol several years ago. Alter too
many ytars In one pllce, several te.chers
openly bristled at.her ~t.st)'le ....
and over rime have buih a coalition of
Wiiiing and unwitting followers. To be
sure. the"c teachers carefully sray below
the radar and out of the direc1 line of fire,
innocently sowing the seeds of dissent.
What happened to the idea of setting
a good t!xample for our children, using
rhe rime-honored protocol of
straightforward diplomacy instead of
back-s1abbing1 Did anyone even read
the Code of Civility adopted last year by
the Newport·Mesa Unified School
District board and corresponding Parent
Teacher Assns.7 Al I his level
(kindergarten through sixth grade). it
still might make a difference.
Parct\ts: What were you thinking1
Temper ttlntrums are intolerat-!e, period.
What happened to your respect for
authority? The PTA president, Julie
Schnmell, was correct In her decision to
step down. Her apparent lack of
leadership. leading up to the unfonuna1e
events chronicled in the Daily Pilot, is a
remarknble disappointment. It should
never have come to this.
l lopcft1lly. the public airing of this
situa1lo n will help everyone involved to
raki: a closer look at the big picture and
lhelr i111ponant pan in It. The person
ap1>ointed and most qualified to
administer the interests of the entire
school. for the benefit of our children, Is
the principal. ln an armosphere or
teacher's unions. shrtnking budgets,
testing scores, changing neighborhoods.
language barriers. federal guidelines, and
now. more and more. lack of civility and
respect, the Job of principal 13 no easy
task. We have to empower principals to
make tough decisions, even If we disagree.
It ls ca.lied the "rule of law." and we
should all be learning It Ill le.a.st by sixth
grade.
I often have to make unpopular
decisions that my children conskler unfair
or wtthou1 good reuon. But sometimee I
I I,
actually know more than they do about a
situation. And when I am wrong. J have to
Live w1th it. For the sake of the students.
teachers and administrators at Newpon
Heights, I wouJd urge a "back to basics"
approach to the "controversy" covered by
the Daily Pilot. And to parent Kim Miller:
Shame on you, glrlfriend! lf you can't say
something nice .•. mJnd your own
performance reviews.
KATIE ANDERSON
Costa Mesa
•EDITOR'S NOTE: Ka'lle Anderson Is a parent
of graduates of Newport Heights.
It was unfortunate to see Newpon
Heights Elementary School on the front
page of the Pilot, with some parents
calling rhe school divisive and laclcing
leadership. I recall how thrilled the
parents were when Judith Olarnbers was
hired as principal of Newport Heights
Elementary School. Not only did she have
stellar c~entials, she was a hands-on
administrator. easily accessible and
always put her students first.
Olarnbers Invited parents to morning
coffees In her office, where Ideas could be
~and parents could have an
opportunity to get to know their principal.
She went to all of the school events,
frequently In themed costume. and once
~ u the Statue of Uberty, to the
delight of the 1tudenta. On \Wekenda, It
wu her car that was mquentty aeen In
the parking lot.
OUr children enjoyed their yean •t
Newport Heights, hid wonderful teachers
and a prtnclpaJ who wlll be fondly
remembered. I'm auni everyone wants
what ls belt for the students and will
come topd)er loward that end so that
energies can be spent In a more postdve
way.
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Lavish
circus helps
children
N early t ,000 local
guests gathered
at the Cirque du
Soleil tent at the
Orange County
Fairgrounds last Friday
to benefit Childhelp
USA.
Thi season's
performance of Cirque
du Solell, "Varekai,"
means "wherever" In
the Romany language
B.W. COOK
Winters joined Susan
Shaw in planning the
late evening soiree
at1ended by more than
500 gllests. Spoiled in
the crowd support ing
Uuklhelp USA werl'
Mary Allyn and Earl
Dexter, JuJJe
Whittington, Janet and
Tom Brown, and Nancy
and Susan Whitlock.
of the gypsie . The exotic
performance brought out the
crowd and raised significant
funds, in excess of $ t S0,000, for
Child help.
SMASH-MOUTH FOOTBALL
·upt'r Howl XXXVlll wa'i ti
1>mashing succe1..,, not only in
-
SOC I ET Y Thursday, Februar, 5, 2004 A9
THE CROWD
Cirque has forged a close
bond with Childhelp. generously
providing a popular platform for
fundraising. Barbara GanahJ,
dedicawd Uiildhelp volunteer,
once again chaired the
undertaking with panache.
Tickets were sold at St 00 and
more for the perfom1ance, with
all pron•l'd-. donated to the
charity in 1>upport of abused,
neglected and abandoned
children. In addition 10 ticket
revenue. -.ignificant
llllderwriting from two major
l.lonor fam ilie!>, PattJ and Jlm
Edwards and Donna and John
Crean, assured a successful
event.
I louston, but also at the Villagl'
Crean on Newport \ llm:k Hay.
Once again. John and Don na
Crean opened their C'ilflle to
1>upportcr'i of 1-'am1ly t\~e,.,ment
Counc;eling ancl Fl.l11cat1nnal
Services for the big ahernoon of
football.
Villa Nova re ... 1aura111 c;11ered
lunch with de'>'il'rl!. provided hy
l"anache for the ll\Ofl' than 200
~'l1e•;ic;, who contributed a
111inirn11m of $100 1wr person tor
a 50-yard-line per'ipt•ctiw of 1h1·
challenge. only in v:1,1ly more
romfortable '>Un 011 mling ....
PHOTOS COURTrSY or MICHAEL MUNSON
E.nJoying Cirque du Sole1I are Pedro Santos. Barbara Ganahl, Katherin Glassmyer. Corky Winter s and Ramon Santos.
Abo generously '>llpporting
the evening for Childhelp were
Lynette and RJchard Berg,
Shelly and Jack Wronka, ;rnd
the Don Minkoff family. Twyla
and Olarles Martin, Pam
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Saul, Linda and Mlke Jacobs,
and Cindy Blstany ahn -.crved
as significant unl.lerwn1er1>.
Corporate underwriting came
from South Coast Plaza.
following the performance.
gue~ts were treated to an
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Experiencing fascinating flowers ...
S outh Coast Plaza host• the
24th annual FasdnatJon of
Orch.lds International
Show and Sale starting today
through Sunday. The show
features more than 100 exhibits
JDd more dwi 60 of the world's
most respected orchid vendon
participate. More than 100.000
beautiful orchJds will transform
South Cout Plaza's Crate and
Barrel/MKy'I Home SCbte wing
into a tropical paradise.
Co-chairs Tony Gllnskas and
Roberta Fox called it the largest
and most spectacular orchid
show In the Western
Hemisphere. All orchid
enthuslasu -from novices to
serious collectors -can learn
from experienced growers and
authors who host informative
seminars. work.shops and
demonstrations. The show will
offer free parking arid
admission. For complete show
information, visit
l1ttp:llwww.ocorchidsl1ow.com
HIP MATERNITY LINES
See the latest hip apparel at
Erica Dee's third annual Spring
Fashion Show at 7 p.m. o n
Saturday In a heated tent next to
Erica Dee in Corona Del Mar.
The !>how wiU feature chic
swimwear, ready-10-wear shoes,
accessorif'l> and even a special
presentation of stylish maternity
and baby looks for spring. Som e
grt'at lines to find include
swimwear by James and Vitamin
A. baby by Ju icy Couture, vintage
AFTER HOURS
• Submit AFTER HOURS items to
the Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St .
Costa Mesa. CA 92627; by tax to
(949) 646-4170; or ~ calling (949)
574-4295.
SPECIAL EVENTS
ART Of ALFRED HITCHCOCK
Orange Coast College is offering
a nlne"J)art film history on Alfred
Hitcticock. The series will be
moderated by retired OCC
professor H. Arthur Taussig. Each
session will be held at 6:30 p.m.
one Friday each month. The
events will be held at OCC's Fine
Arts Hall 116. Admiuion is $6 for
adults and $5 for seniors and
OCC students. Information and
tidtets, call (714) 432-5880,
http://www.occtidcets.com.
AU-AMERtCAN BOYS CHORUS
The All-American Boys Chorus
will hold an audition call tor boys
ages 8 to 10 In the third through
fifth grades. Auditions take will
take place from 7: 15 to 8:30 p.m.
Feb. 24 at chorus headquarters,
88 Fair Or., gate five off Artington,
Costa Mesa. Information: (7141
708-1670, http:Jlwww.taabc.org
MUSIC
ERICH MUNZNER
Erich Munzner and his band
Good Fortune will perform today
at the Hard Ro<* Cafe in at the
Fashion Island Shopping Center,
Newport Beach. Tickets cost $7.
Information: http://www.
f/OOdfortuneband.com, (714)
596-4337.
JERRY MANDEL N#O FRENDS
The Guilds of the Center will
present •An Evening with Jerry
Mandel and Friends; featuring
the Hi·FI Quintet and Orange
County Performing Arts Center
Preaident Jerry Mandel on
saxophone. The performance will
be at 6:30 p.m. today in Founders
Hall at the Center, 600 Town
Center brive, Cotta Mesa. Tidtets
cost S70. Information: (7141
556--2787. http:Jlwww.ocp«.org.
JON NAKAMATSU
The Pacific Symphony, conducted
by Christof Perldt, will perform
GREER
WYLDER
Disney,
ready· to· wear
by Ella Moss.
JET and
Rogan.Look
great
throughout
your
pregnancy in
matemJty
wear by
Citizens of
Humanity, Uz
Lange, and
NOM Jewelry by Kimberly Faith.
The show will wrap up with
wedding fashions from the
White Dress. The event features
deejays. hors d'oeuvres and a
bar. Erica Dee ls at 2919 East
Coast Highway in Corona Del
Mar. Call (949) 673·9333.
TRENDY ISlAND WEAR
9'dney Mkhelle, an apparel
boutique. is Balboa Island's
answer for trend followers who
want to shop on the Island. They
specialize in popular la~:
Paper, Denhn & Ooth, Lacoste.
Development, Rebecca Tuytor,
Mint and Ernsdorf. The latest
accessories include Jelly Kelly
bags (a Hennes Birten Bag
knockoff) and Trina Tarantino
jewelry. The boutique, at 307
Marine Avenue in Balboa Island.
is open 9 a.m. 10 5 p.m. daily.
Call (949) 673·2 150.
ROBES m FOR THE FAMOUS
Winter's must-have fashfon
accessory is a Kashwcre robe.
Schumann's Symphony No. 3 in
E-ftat major, the •Rhenish· at 7
p.m . today in Segerstrom Hall at
the Orange County Performing
Arts Center, 600 Town Center
Drive, Costa M esa. Mozart's Piano
Concerto No. 21 will be
performed with Van Cliburn gold
medallist Jon Nakamatsu. The1e
will also be a performance of
Wagner's Prelude and Liebstod
from "Tristan and Isolde." Tickets
coat $20 to $65. Information: (714)
556-2787. http://www.ocpac.org.
CELEBRATING RAY BROWN
Jazz performers Monty
Alexander, John Clayton, Jeff
Hamilton, Benny Green, Russell
Malone and Christian McBride
will perform together to celebrate
jazz bassist Ray Brown from 7:30
to 9'.30 p.m. Friday and Saturday
in Founders Hall at the Orange
County Performing Arts Center,
600 Town Center Drive. Tickets
coS1 $49 to $56. Information: (714)
556-2787. http://www.ocpac.or9.
ntE FABFOUR
The Pacific Symphony Pops
conducted by Richard Kaufman
will perform renditions of such
songs as •A11 My loving; "Till
There Was You," and "I Saw Her
Standing There:' Along with the
symphony, the Fab Four. a
Beatles tribute band, will also be
performing. The concert will be at
8 p.m. Friday and Saturday in
Segers1rom Hall at the Orange
County Performing Arts Center,
600 Town Center Drive. Costa
Mesa. Tidtets oost: $25 to $105.
Information: (714) 556-2787.
http://www.ocpac.org.
MOlMT CLASSICAL
ORCHESTRA
The Mozart Classical OrcheS1ra
will perform Mozart's Lucio Sila
Overture, the Flute and Harp
Concerto, and the •Prague·
Symphony at 8 p.m. Saturday at
the Irvine Barcley Theatre, 4242
Campus Drive. Irvine. Tidceta cost
$24, $32 and $39. Information:
(949) 854-4646.
http://mozartorchest.ra.org.
JUIUJARO STRING QUARm
The Juilliard String Quartet will
perform music by Haydn,
Webern. and Beethoven at 8 p.m .
Tuesday at the Irvine Barclay
Theatre, 4242 Cempus Drive,
Irvine. Tickets cost $26, $28 and
available at the Outl Allyn cart
atFash1onlsland.Celebrities
adore them, Including Oscar
nominee Owiize Thttron, I Lo
and Noah Wyie. Oprah even
featured the Kashwere robes on
her show during the hoUdays as a hot gift Item. The 01riJ Allyn
cart, located on the Atrium
Lawn, carries luxurious,
cashmere-like robes, th.rows and
even baby sweaters. They're
madtt of soft microfiber chenille
thar'S"safe for machine washing
and drying. "His and her" robes
are perfect for cozy Valentine's
Day celebrations at home.
DRESSING THE H1GH-£NO
BABY
Kashwere. New moms or those
looking for the perfect baby gift
can also choose from a selection
of lotions, shampoos and other
baby necessities from Beary
Basjcs and LA Natura; or
popular first toys for babies,
including Baby Einstein CDs
and DVDs. Gund plush toys and
more. Select from about 40
styles of custom cribs, as well as
furniture that can be special
ordered. The boutique, at 8057
Pacific Coast Highway at Crystal
Heights Drive in Newport Beach,
is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Monday through Saturday, and
11 a..m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Call
(949) 376· 7243.
GAU£RY Of FURHISMNGS
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New mothers and baby
fashlonistas can find styt.ish
items at AD Ule Rllp a.by. a
new high-end baby boutique at
Crystal Cove Promenade in
Newport Beach. The premier
baby emporium offers more
than 175 complete fashion
collections, dozens bf
hand·paJnted custom cribs and
accessories, and baby
necessities and gifts. Top
American and European
designers are carried. with sizes
from newborns to si.z.e 6x. Labels
available include Cach Cach,
Catimini, Roxy. PJ Salvage and
Little Mass. There's also a
selection of matching mother
and child pajamas by Nick and
Nora. matching sweaters by
Michael Simon, and matching
robes by Barefoot Dreams and
Udo Conatpunent Gallery
sells upscale furniture, antiques.
art and home accessories,
assorted collectibles, Oriental
rugs and mirrors. Traditional to
contemporary home
fumishings are available for
pickup and delivery. The gallery, .,
at 2700 W. Pacific O>ast
$32. Information: (9491854-4646,
http://www.juilliardstrin9qusrret.
net.
NEWPORT BEACH JAZZ PARTY
The Newport Beach Jazz Party,
Feb. 12 through 15, will feature
sucti musicians as: Benny Green,
Russell Malone, Dena DeRose.
Houston Person and Mart
Murphy. The event will be held
from 8to11 p.m . Feb. 12; from
noon to 12:45 a.m. Feb. 13; from
10 a.m. to 12:30 a.m . Feb. 14; and
from 10 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. Feb. 15;
at the Newport Beach Marriott,
900 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach. Tickets cost $30
to $295. Information: (949)
759-5003, http://www.newport
b6Bchjazzparty. com.
Highway, Suite 115 in Newport
Beach, is open 10 a.m. 10 6 p.m.
Monday through Wednesday
and Saturday; 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Thursday through Friday and 10
a.m. 10 5 p.m. Sunday. Call (949)
650·7793.
•BEST BUYS appears Thursdays.
Send information to Greer Wylder
at greerwylder@yahoo.com; at
330 w. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA
92627, or bv fax at 1949) 646-4170.
Commission will present
Grammy Award-winning jazz
vocalist and professor of music at
USC Carmen Bradford, in a
performance and talk from 3 to 4
p.m . Nib. 28 in the Friends
Meeting Room at the Newport
Beach Central Library, 1000
Avocado Ave., Newport Beach.
Information: (949) 717-3870,
http://www.newportbeach
librsry.or9.
MOSCOW STATE RADIO
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
The Moscow State Radio
Symphony Orctieatra will
perform worts by Sergei
Ractimaninoff at 8 p.m. March 2
and an all-Tchaikovsky program
at 8 p.m . Marcti 3 at the Irvine
'HAPA: A CEL£8RAT10N OF
HAWAI'
The concert ~Hapa: a Celebration
of Hawaii" will be performed at 5
and 8:30 p.m. Feb. 14 at the Irvine
Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus
Drive, Irvine. Tidtets cost $32 and
$38. Information: (949) 854-4646,
http://www.hapa.com.
• Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus
Drive, Irvine. The orchestra will
be conducted by Pavel Sorokin.
Tickets cost $44 and $59.
Information: (9491 8544646.
PROLOGUE: 'CAHOIOE'
Opera Pacific will present
Prologue: ·candide,N a lecture on
Leonard Bernstein's opera, at 2
p.m. Feb. 15 at the Irvine Barclay
Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive. The
cost Is $25. Information:
http://www.operapacific.org.
CLASSICAL EDGE TRIO
The Newport Beach Public Library
will present the Classical Edge
Trio featuring Larry Greenfield,
Susan Boettger and a special
guest percussionist at 3 p.m . Feb.
15 in the Friends Meeting Room
at the Central Library, 1000
Avocado Ave., Newport Beach.
Information: (9491717-3870,
option2.
CABARET BY THE BAY
Duke's Place will host Cabaret by
the Bay to benefit local charities
at 9p.m. with a preshow dinner in
the First Cabln rest.aurant at 7:30
p.m . Feb. 18, Marcti 10, April 14,
May 12 and June 16. The oost is
$10 for the show and $37.50 for
the dinner. Information and •
reservations: (949) 630-4145.
CARMEN BRADFORD
The Newport Beach City Arts
SYMPHONIC BERNSTEIN
Orange Coast College's
Symphony Orchestra will
perform music from ·West side
Story# and ~Candide# at 6 p.m.
Marcti 6 at OCC's Robert B. Moore
Theatre. OCC:s 1()().voice choral
will join the symphony in the
evening performance.
Information: (714) 432-5880.
JAZZ.TRIO
Gulfstream Restaurant in
Newport Beach presents a jazz
trio Sunday through Wednesday
as regular entertainment at 850
Avocado Ave., Newport Beach.
Hours are 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday and
6 to 10 p.m. Monday througti
Wednesday. (949) 718--0188.
WEEKLY JAM
OUKFSPt.ACE
Jazz and codrtails flow daily from
noon to midnight Sundays
thro"'1h Thursdays and from
noorlllto 2 a.m. Fridays and
Saturdays at the Balboa Bay Club
& Resort, at 1221 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach.
Information: (949) 645-5000.
W GINA WEEKEND JAZZ
Waher Lakota and David Alcantar. '
the New Yortc Jazz Connection
Duo, play at M amma Gina at 251 •
E. Coast Highway In N8Wp(>rt at 8 ,
p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and
at 7 p.m . Sundays and Mondays.
Diana Ditri joins the duo on
vocals on Mondays. It's free.
Information: (949) 673-9500.
MUSIC AT THE GRU
The Bluewater Grill offera live
music Friday and Saturday
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nlgh1*. Greg Morgen, Nidt Peper
end Kelty Gordien (known aa
MPG) perform clasaic rod(. R&B
end IWing et 8:30 p.m. Fridays.
Mervin Gregory end MPG will
perlonn c1naic Rd. awing and
RAB at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. The
~rent la at 630 Udo Par1t
Drive, Newport Beach. Free. (949)
875-3474.
MUSIC AT THE PELICAN
The Rusty Pelican offers the
music of Common Ground from
Wednesday through Sunday. The
band performs from 7 to 10 p.m.
Wednesday and Thursday, from
8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday and
Saturday and from 2 to 6 p.m.
Sunday. The restaurant is at 2735
W. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach. Free. (949) 642-3431.
MUSIC AT Pl.AYERS
Players restaurant is now offering
live music from 9 p.m. to
midnight every Friday and
Saturday. Players Is at 512 W. 19th
St., Costa M esa. No cover charge.
(949) 646-5615.
WEEKEND MUSIC
Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant
in Newport Beach presents the
Ride Sherman Duo featuring Rick
Sherman and Alan Remington on
Friday nights. The program
-features all your favorites on the
saxophone keyboards. Anthony's
is at 151 E. Coast Highway. (949)
673-3425.
POP-ROCK AND FLAMENCO
Tate 5, a funk, rode and Motown
act, performs at 9 p.m. Saturdays
at Carmelo's Ristorante, 3520 E.
Coast Highway, Corona del Mar.
Solo guitarist Ken Sanders
performs classical flamenco
tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and
Sundays. Free. (949) 675-1922.
SATURDAY NIGHT R&B
Gerald Ishibashi and the Stone
Bridge Band play rock and R&B at
9 p.m . Saturdays at Sutton Place
Hotel's Trianon Lounge, 4500
M&CAl1hur Blvd .• Newport Beach.
Free. (949) 476-2001.
STAGE
'ANTIGONE'
"Antigone# by Sophocles. the
story of Oedipus' daughter who
sacrifices everything to bury her
brother, will be performed at 2:30
p.m. through Feb. 29 on the
South Coast Repertory
Segerstrom Stage. 655 Town
Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tickets
COit $19 to $65. lnformatJon: (714)
708-5564.
'THE lt&ECT WAS ROSES'
·The Sublect Was Aosea," a
Pulitzer Pttn-wlnnlng drama
about a paper boy's return from
war. wlll be performed through
Feb. 29 at the Newport Beach
Theatre Arts'Center, 2501 Cliff
Drive, Newport Beach. Tldtets
cost $17 for opening night and
$13 for all other performances.
Information: (949) 631-0288.
'MEDEA'
The Claire Trevor School of the
Arts will present Euripides'
tragedy "Medea" at 8 p.m. today
through Saturday and at 2 p.m.
Saturday In Winifred Smith Hall
st UC Irvine. Tickets cost: $8 to 10.
Information: (949) 824-2787.
'GUYS a DOUS'
"Guys and Dolls" will be
performed at 7 p.m. Friday and at
2 and 7 p.m. Saturday at the
Starlight Theatre Co .• 11 25
Victoria St. Costa Mesa. Tickets
cost $10. Information: (949)
64:;-7827.
'THE NtGHTINGAlE'
The Kennedy Center's
Imagination Celebration will
stage the Hans Christian
Andersen classic tale "The
Nightingale" at 7:30 p.m. Friday
at the Irvine Barclay Theatre. 4242
Campus Drive. Tickets cost $11 ·
for children and $13 for adults.
lnrormation: (949) 854-4646,
http:ltwww.konnody·center.org.
'TOGETHER AGAIN'
Comedians Tim Conway and
Harvey Korman, who starred on
"The Carol Burnett Show; will
team up for a performanc,es at 2
and 7 p.m. Sunday in Segcrstrom
Hall at the Orange County
Performing Arts Center. 600 Town
Center Drive. Popular
impressionist Louise DuArt will
be their guest. Tickets cost 35 to
$60. Information: (714) 556-2121.
'NIJINSKY'
The Hamburg Ballet m akes its
American premiere of "Nijinsky;•
a celebration of the life and
legend of one of choreographer
Vaslav Nijinsky. The ballet will be
performed at 8 p.m. Wednesday
through Feb. 13; at 2 and 8 p.m.
Feb. 14; and at 2 p.m. Feb. 15 in
Segerstrom Hall at the Orange
County Performing Arts Center,
600 Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa. Tickets cost $20 to $75.
Information: (714) 556-2787.
'SIDEWAYS STORIES FROM
WAYSIDE SCHOOl'
"Sideways Stories from Wayside
L I F1 &
School:'.,..~ by John
Olive from Louis ~r·a
W9yaide School novels, wiU be
perfonned from f".eb. 13 to 22 et
the Juhnne Argyros Stage, 866
Town Center Drive, Costa Meea.
Tidtets C09t $10 to $21.
Information: (714) 708-6654.
'TEWNG OUR STORIES'
Orange Cont College's Repertory
Theatre will present rretNng Our
Stones.· an evening of short
plays, scenes and monologues by
and for women, at 8 p.m. F-eb. 14
and 21 and at 2 and 7 p.m. Feb. 15
and 22 at Orange Coast College's
Drama Lab Theatre, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.
Tickets cost $7 and $8.
Information: (714) 432-5880,
http:ltwww.occtidcets.com.
'INTIMATE EXCHANGES'
"Intimate Exchanges,• written by
Alan Ayctboum and directed by
Martin Benson, will feature
Richard Doyle and Kandis
Chappell portraying an English
garden f..ill of hilarious
characters. The performance will
preview from Maren 7 to 11, and
the regular run will be from
Maren 12 to 28 on the Julianne
.'.\rgyros Stage at South Coast
Repertory Theater. 655 Town
Center Drive. Costa Mesa. Ticbts
cost $19 to $55. Information: (714)
708-5554.
'SAFE IN HELL'
"Safe in Hell." written by Amy
Freed and directed by David
Emmes. is an offbeat comic take
on the Salem witch trials.
Puritanism is broadly satirized in
the production. The performance
will preview from April 2 to 8, and
the regular run will be from April
9 to May 9 on the Segerstrom
Stage at South Coast Repertory
Theater, 655 Town Center Drive.
Costa Mesa. Tickets cost S 19 to
SSS. Information: (714) 708-5554
TWO ABOUT POOH
"Pooh in The Enchanted Place" 1s
a double bill of "Bother!" and
"The Enchanted Place Suite."
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L I FE & LEISURE Thursday, february 5, 2004 All t
TRAVEL TALES -
Around the South Pacific for 57 days
By Penny Flemln1
At 11 p.m.onJune II ,
we boarded a Qantas
Airways 747 jumbo jet
bound for the South
Pacific.
Settled in our busine&-class
seats that would be our homes
for the next 17 hours, we had a
light gourmet meal, an .
over-the-counter sleeping pill,
earplugs and eye covers to make
our seats comfortable. We slept
until we smelled breakfast.
We arrived in Brisbane,
Australia. at 10:30 a.m. on June
18, two days lost and hours
ahead. We were ready to go the
minute we landed -jet lag
never came. We started at the
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary in
Brisbane to see and hold Koalas
and pet and feed Kangaroos.
Then we were off to see
"Croes" at Steve Irwin's Australia
7.oo. He wasn't there, but his wo
was just what we would see on
rv. The next day. we flew to
Hamilton Island in the
Whitsunday Islands, then on to
the exclusive resort of Hayman
Island. We had no idea what we
were to experience.
Once on Hamilton Island, we
were greeted by uniformed staff
members and escorted to our
yacht. It was 150 feet of pure
luxury. A small ball on the arm
of his chair handled the captain's
steering.
The ride out to the island was
a'dream. When the yacht pulled
into Hayman. staff memberi.
were standing at a ttention on
the dock. It gave us chills.
Our beautiful room
overlooked the beach, but the
hotel was starting to show its
age. The two days we stayed
here were spent in the water. We
took speedboats to the Great
Barrier Reef and were ama7.ed at
the coral and bright-colored fish.
When the time came to leave the
resort, we were looking forward
to the luxurious ship returning
us to I lamilton. Instead, we were
greeted by Hayman staff taking
us to the dock. where we
boarded a sea plane to Oy us
back. Seeing the island from the
air turned out to be fun.
Then we were back to
1 lamilton island to Oy north to
PHOTOS COURTESY Of PENNV flEMINC
Michael and Annie Fleming pose at the pools of Beachcomber Intercontinental in Moorea, Tahiti.
The Flemings at Tasman Glacier, the largest glacier in New Zealand.
Caims. Wfien we arrived. a
driver, who took us to the
Daintree Eco Lodge in the
rainforest, promptly picked us
up. After a pretty, 90-minutc
drive north, we arrived at our
hotel Our room was on stil ts
and in the trees wirh a
screened-in patio, complete with
binocuJa rs to view the wildlife.
I !ere we went out at night on the
Daintree River to sec the
nocturnal wildlife.
We saw birds, a white-Hppcd
green tree frog. alligators and
bats. The mosquitoes were our
of control. Between us all. we
had more than LOO bites.
My 8-year-old daughter Annie
and I went horseback riding on
the beach. We spent two days
here and then were driven to
Port Douglas, a short distance awaY:-We stayed at the Sheraton
Mimge Port Douglas. This hotel
was known for the pools. which
were huge. We took a dive boa1
oul to the out er Grear BarriC'r
lleef and snorkeled in beautilul
coral gardcni.. With rhc recenr
release of hFinding Ncmo," we
were determined to lind Ncmo,
and we did. I lundred!) of them.
"Ille town was really nice, and ~
o ne of the nights we went to a
place where the klds raced cane
toads. "lllis was a lot of fun. The
kids were given party horn~ 10
blow to make them jump.
The next stop in Austra.lia was
Sydney. We stayed at the
hcauliful Four Seasons hotel at
the rocks. I reserved the comer
i,uitc with a view of the Sydney
Bridge and the opera house on
the executive floor. The hotrl
and the view werl' magniliccnt.
Wt• toured the opera house. mde
the monorail to the aquarium,
and rode the bus to 01inatuwn
and Kelly Tarlton's Anran:tic
center to i.ct· the peni.,ruins. und
boarded ferries to take us
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TRAVEL
Continued from A13
around Sydney Harbor and
Manley Beach. This city was very
noisy because they had every
mode or transportation.
My 9-year-son Michael was
fascinated by the pay phones.
He would check the coin return,
·and ln eight out or 10 phones,
he'd get a handful of money.
After a few days of this beautiful
city, we were ready to mov& on
to our next cowtty.
The next plane ride took us to
Tahiti. We changed time zones'
and crossed the international
dateline. arriving in Tahill ar 11
p.m. ~stayed in an ·
over~the-water bungalow at the
Beachcomber Intercontinental
for rwo nlghts. Our room was
right on the water and we could
hear the waves as we went, to
sleep. When we woke up the
next day. it wu warm and sunny
-the water was a bright teal
blue. We played in the water and
snorkeled right o(J our room.
The time went qwck.ly here.
We took the ferry c:wer to
Moorea and stayed there two
days also. The Beachcomber
Intercontinental Moorea also
was beautiful. We jet skied and
snorkeled In the clearest water
we have ever seen and really
enjoyed the French Potynesian
people. The music. food and
culture were a real experience.
We returned to Papeete on July 2
to board the lihitian Princess
for our I 0-day cruise. We had a
wonderful swte with a double
balcony.
We cruised to Huahine, Rlatla,
Bora Bora, Moorea and
Riatonga. We swam with
stingrays and fish -too many
to count. The last day aboard
came way too soon and we all
said we wanted to go baclc. We
had one more day in Papeete to
visit the pubUc markets and dine
at the marvelous ponable
trailers that tum into mini
gounnet restaurants on the
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Michael and Annie Fleming with a koala bear in Australia.
waterfront a t night.
On our last nig!lt in Tahiti, we
were awakened by a fire alarm.
In fear, my daughter ran out of
the room naked. With smoke in
the hallways. we all got out and
soon discovered that someone
had a mosquito coil that set off
the lire alarm. Since we had a 3
a.m. departure. we decided to
stay awake and prepare to head
for New Zealand.
The first town we hit in New
Zealand was Queenstown on the
south island. When we stepped
off the airplane. we were hit with
freezing temperatures. Our
Tahiti clothes were quickl y
covered up with jackets. First
stop was to purchase thick hats,
gloves. long underwear and
insulated socks. The kids had to
wear two pairs of pajama
bottoms under their clothes to
keep warm.
Bundled up like snowmen, we
were ready to explore this
pristine county. We took the TSS
Earslaw to the Walter Peak sheep
station, where we saw
sheep-shearing and watched the
sheep dog work the sheep. We
took a bus tour to Milford Sound
and Tasman Sea.
Michael wanted to see where
the "Lord of the Rings" movies
were filmed. The Dart River
tours took us to the forest and
the river the movie was filmed
on. We experienced the thrilling
ride of the jet boats through
narrow canyons. We were so
cold. On the coldest morning of
5-helow, we departed
Queenstown for Fox Glacier. to
fly and land on the glaciers. We
saw the deep caverns of snow
and learned that the true color
of snow is not white, but
blue-green. We took our
Christmas card photo here.
Our next mode of
transportation was a trdin, to
cross the south island to
01ristchurch, a town centered
around a huge church. We went
antique hunting and did lots of
hopping and sightseeing. Our
time here WdS short. and soon we
were 8ying to Rotorua on the
north island. 111e town is on an
active volcano. Stearn was coming
from open vents in the streets
and many of the parks had heat
thermals with bubbling mud.
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We experienced a true Hangi
Maeri feast at the Tamaki Maori ~
Village and had an amazing tour
of the Waitom o glow worm
caves. To be able to waJk among
the Whakarewarewa active
thermal reserve was really an
overwhelming experience.
We went to another
sheep-shearing show and again
were amazed with the sheep
dogs. We also saw the nocturnal
bird. the Kiwi. Our next town
was AuckJµnd, the city of sails.
"Another ciry," we all said and
decided that we would cut this
parl of the trip short. We were so
cold that we !>aw little of the
town and its sights. We all
agreed to leave Auckland and
travel to a wanner climate.
Arriving in Fiji late at night. we
found our room and went to
sleep with the sound of the
waves out.,ide our door. We were \
finally warm. The resort was
very pretty, but we soon
discovered that the ocean was
heavily polluted. We went out to
small islands to swim and found
that this county was In need of a
stronger government to police
agriculture polluters. We did
enjoy the resorts that were easily
reached by the ferries that went
out daily. Soon we all became
very tired of living out of a
suitcase for 57 days. It was time
to go home soon.
With 175 pounds of luggage.
26 rolls of Him, 16 different
hotels, 14 airplanes, 95 mosquito ,
bites and 174 meals, we were
headed home. The flight home
started at night, and when we
stepped off the airplane in Los
Angles, we all said, "It is good to
go and good to come home."
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Newpcrt Beach
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"We all know we have
come one game closer to
being utide/eated and
winning league."
Jealc:a ...,...., Costa Mesa
senior water polo standout
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BOYS SOCCER
Eagles forfeit
two matches
Estancia is
flagged for six
red cards
in Ocean View
game last week.
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
In what Estancia High boys ath·
letic director nm Parsel described
as ~an embarrassment,~ five
players and Coach Steve
Cren.Waw of the F.agf es'
boys soccer team were is-
sued red cards in a game
against Ocean View Jan. 27.
The aftershoclcs of Estan·
cia's situation are still tell as three
of the players, aJJ starters. were
handed two-game suspensjons for
their actions in the game. which
See FORFEIT, Pa1e 82
BOYS BASKETBALL
EYEOPENER
• Daily~llli •
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fib. 9honotM DOUG DEATS
Thursday, February 5, 2004 II
PHOTOS BY KENT TREPTOW I OM.Y PILOT
Costa Mesa goalie Quyen Nguyen makes a save in Wednesday's game against Westminster at Huntington Beach High.
Mesa reigns supreme
MAAK C. DUSTIN I DAILY PILOT
Newport Harbor senior Chad Macbeth, left, blocks the shot of Irvine's David
Yu in Wednesday night's Sea View League battle at Newport Harbor High.
Newport Harbor
• survives,
Irvine cuts 27-point
lead to two in final
m inute, but Tars
ha~g o n for win.
barely
Costa Mesa clinches at
least a shar e of Golden
West League title with 9-3
win over Westmins ter.
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
HUNTINGTON BEACH -For the
second straight year, the Costa Mesa
High girls water polo team has won at
least a share of the Golden West League
title.
But most wouldn't have guessed that
with the Mustangs' reaction
..
Patrick Laverty
Daily Pilot
•
in the third quarter. but the Va-
queros. winless in league play,
cut the margin to as Cew as two
points with under a minute 10
play in the game. It wasn~ until
Harbor junior guard Rafael
Mouradyan made two free throws with
10 seconds remaining that the Sailors
were able to breath a sigh of relief anc.l
escape with a 61-57 victory.
•
after they clinched at
least a share of the
league championship
Wednesday. Perhaps
that's because the Mus-
tangs are expecting more.
Costa Mesa (13-8, 5-0 in
league) is one win away from winning
its first outright league title in girls water
polo, as the Mustangs overcame a
dreary first quarter and defeated West·
minster, 9-3, at Huntington Beach High.
"We just look at it as any other game."
Costa Mesa's Jessica Steenhard, right, steals the bal from Westminster's Julie
Nguyen in Wednesday's Golden West League game won by the Mustangs, 9-3.
NEWPORT Bf:ACI I -The Newport
Harbor High boys basketball team went
from playing a near-perfect game for
three quarters to the brink of one of
their worst losses of the season
Wednesday in a Sea View League g'dl'Tle
af.'3inst visi Ling Irvine.
The imponant thing for the Sailors Is
they won the game. But sometimes a
win doesn't always leave a good la.Ste
and Harbor Coach Larry Hirst definitely
left the court looking for more from his
team.
NeWJ)on Harbor had a 27-point lead
witJ1 just over thn.>e minutes remaining
..
"We had a 27-point lead and we went
seven po~ns without scoring.··
Hirst said. ~We got away from the
things that we were doing so weU; lak-
ing 20 to 25 seconds off the shot clock.
guarding their baclc-door cutters and
getting rebounds and not allowing
them second-chance opportunities."
Harbor (14-9, 5-3 in league) execured
the game plan to perfection for the first
22 minutes. With patience on offense.
the Sailors worked the ball inside for
high-percentage shots. They made 18
See NEWPORT, Pase 82
Costa Mesa Coach Tim Posliff said of his
team's mentality entering its matchup
with the Lions (5-12. 1-4). "They know if
they mjsstep they will not win league.
They approach every game in the'S8me
manner."
Postiff said hjs players came out Oa.t,
scoring one goal In the first quaner. But
the Mustangs produced five goals in the
second quaner as their counrerattack
proved 10 be effective. Sophomore
Chandra Malapira scored three goals
within the first iwo minutes of the sec-
ond quarter to give the Mustangs a 4-0
lead.
Her first goal was in set. Then she
scored lwice on counterattacks, on
steals from senior Jessica Steenhard and
junior Sandra Stokes. A m inute after
Malapira's third goal, sophomore Unn-
see Pederson connected on an outside
shot. and about two minutes later. jun-
ior Sarah Bowman made good on a stx-
on-five opportunity, as the Mustangs
went out in front, 6·0.
Junior Christine 1Wohig (two goals)
and sophomore Annie Le (one) also
contributed lo the Mustangs' victory.
Seaior goalie Quyen Nguyen recorded
LO saves.
Bowman, who Westminster Coach
Matt Cain said is the league's best
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Jasmin Day
Costa Mesa High sophomore forward helps the Mustangs
clinch their second straight Golden West League title.
Patrick Laverty
Dai)'Pilot
F·orgiet about OJUng her
lister's shoes, after a
splendid freshman season
on the soccer pitch. Jasmin
Olly bu her own reputation to live up to.
With another eoUd eeuoo this year. one
that baa alreldy helped ea.ca Mesa High
dinch ... tecond scraw.a Golden Welt
a....-tddlw•lwrfla~Dayll
only fua1hmaa ti.a a •m 111 n. PoDowtns In tlll fau111 pa of older Riter
Sharon, the n.oy Piiot NIMpoct-Mela
Female~ of lbe..., for 2002.()3 who
now un for Cal Poly s.n LWa Obispo in
toa:er and tr.a......., hM lhown an
.tJGity to Itel> out of the .......... and
create her own niche.
"Sometlmel I feel that aome or
my COKhet think that ) should be
up to her Jewj. .. Day said. .
"Somedmes J feel the praaure..
But more often than not, lhe
produces.
Dey had • hand "' each of the Mustanp'
three victortea last week, including the
title-clinching win OYel' Oceln View on
Frida}( .
A brMbway pl in the ninth mbnde
opened the ICOrjng In • 2-0 win <Mir s.nta
Ana on Jan. 28. 1Wo days later, Day
provided the onty pl. ICOi1rll on a he.der-off a comer kick by RadWJI
Ronquillo, in I 1-0 win CMS' Sedclebem
player, finished with one goal. She en·
tered the game having scored 20 goals
in four league pines. But she didn't
have to score Wednelday. Instead, Ma-
lapira and others put points on the
scoreboard, while Bowman drew ejec-
tions or dished out an assist.
The Uons were definitely aware of
Costa Mesa and Bowman. Last year, the
Mustangs shared the Golden West
League title with SaddJebllck and West-
minster. But with a win ~ Santa Ana
on Feb. II. Costa Mea will be the out-
right champion, a far cry from the re-
I
12 Thursday, Febru.lfy 5. 2004
FORFEIT
ContilUed from B 1
WU called early in the second
half by the referee, causing &tan·
cia to forfeit.
Crenshaw and the other two
players seM!d one-game suspen-
sions for their red cards and sat
out when ~tancla IOit: 2-1, to
Sadd.leback on Tuesday. Any
player o.r coach given a red card
Is automadcally suspended for
one game. according to CJF
Southern Section bylaws. Panel
added another ~ sus-
pemion for three players.
The F.aalea alto (orfelled their
game ap1rlll Weetminlter Jan 29
as a result or the red cards.
Three of &tanda'1 staners will
he su5pended from today's home
match against Santa Ana at 3: 15
p.m.
SPORTS
NEWPORT
Continued from B 1
• of their first 28 shoes to build a 48-21 lead
with 3: 19 remaining in the lhird quarter.
After Owd MacBeth hll a bucket with 2:01
· remaining In the period. the Sailors had a
50-25 lead, but then the Vaqueros (4-20, 0-8)
began their run.
Lack:lng the patience on offense that it had
slwwed for much of the game. Harbor
mis.sed its final five shots in the quarter and
Irvine dosed the period with a 9-0 run, clos-
lng the gap to 50-34.
Nos happy with the way his team ended
the quarter, Hfrst benched Mouradyan. who
finished with st.'VCO points, an<l jwllor Breit
Penine. who added l l points and seven re-
bounds. Neither player returned to the court
until there was 3: 17 remaining in the game.
By chat Lime, Irvine had slashed l larbor's
lead to 55-51.
"We had a couple of kids that dido\ want
10 follow the game plan. both on offense and
defense," Hirst said. "They had a lot of time
on the bench to think about things. As a
coachJng staff, we feel that if we're going to
be in the playoffs, we've got to do thin!i;I bet-
ter than what we're doing. It's a lesson hope-
fully we can team from." •
Daily Piiot
ued to go oold in the fourth quaner, making
Just 3 of their 6nal 16 shots In the game. The
bigest of tho8e field goals was Denn.is lti-
nan's three-pointer from the corner, which
ended a 13-1 lrvine run and gave Newport a
59-53 lead with I :24 remaining.
· "He was in the right spot.· Hirst said.
"When we penetrate. I think it WM Penine
who penetrated, our shooters our supposed
to be in certain spots on the Door. He was in
his spot.
But consecutive buckets by lrvine, whjch
scored 32 points over the game's final nine
minutes, 32 seconds. cut the deficit to 59-57
with 53 secoods remaining. •
Mouradyan's game-seallng free throws
came after Greg Gausewitz came up witi1 a
steal with 14 seconds remaining.
With the victory and Aliso Niguel's lo~ to
Foothill Wednesday, the Tilts are tied for sec-
ond place with Aliso Niguel, one game
ahead of Foothill. n1ere are two games left in
the regular season.
While the win leaves 1 larbor in good play·
olf position, Hirst wasn't ready to celebrate.
"To be honest, you realty want to go Into
the playoffs on a winning note," I lirst said "I
guess this is a winning note. But it wasn't a
whole lot of momentum."
Newport Hlrbor 11. IMne 57 Sc:ote by au.rt.r's Irvine 10 1 11 13 57
Harbor 14 16 20 n -61
hine -Verrill 3. Hess 4, Gavino 2, Brodi:man O. Yu
0, Can 9, Samson 2, Heider 12. Robins 2, Skidmore
11, Crawley 9.
J.pt. goals -Vemll 1, Heider 1.
fooled OUI -Carr
Tedmlcals -None.
•We had an incident with Ian
Estancia) spectator a couple of
weeks If>· so this L' a second 1or-
fidals'l report ffor usl, • Panel
said. "It's kind or an embarrass·
ment to the school when a sec-
ond report comes In. Even If the
official did rna¥ a mistake we're
at the point where we have to
handle what It looks like from the
sideline. It's just something we
can't have. You have to accept the
authority no matter what. You
can't vent you.r frustration in the
mJddJe or the game. 11.'s kind of a
selfish reaction. You feel better,
but yow team suffers."
Crenshaw 1'1tid he' dJd not
know he had been assessed a red
card during the Ocean View
MARK C. DUSTIN/DAILY PILOT
Newport Harbor High's TaylOf' Young, left, goes up fOf' a layup and draws the foul
against Irvine's Matt Crawley in Wednesday night's Sea View League game.
Adding to liarbor's difficulties, leading
scorer 'lhylor Young fouJed out of the game
with 6:38 left and the Sailors leading 53-38
when he attempted to take a charge on Ir-
vine's Nasi Heider. Young finl'lhed with 19
points and eight rebounds and his presence
was obviously missed. Without Young on the
oou.rt -he also sat out the final 3:35 of the
third quarter after picking up his fourth foul
-the Sailors were outscored 34 -12 by the
Vaquero!>.
. The previously hot-shooting Tars contin-
Newport H.t>or-M ouradyan 7, Perrine 11 ,
Heenan 13, Young 19, MacBorh 6, Allee O. Slater 3,
Gausewitz 2.
J.pt goals -Heenan 3. Pemne 1.
Fouled out -Young, MacBeth.
TechniUtfs -None. ·-
game. He found ou1 1wo days af. DAV
ter the fact. "I don't knpw If ir's I'\ I
something you can get over," C ti' d fr B 1 Cr('nshaw said. "It kind of ruined on nue om
fourl season. We were starting 10
play very good soccer and look· Against Ocean View, Day
ing like we rnighl be able tu do notched an assist in the 2-0
M>mething. It wa.-. unfortu nate victory.
something like thb happened. "She'!. very athJeLlc." Costa
You hope this become!. a learn-Mc.•sa Coach Dan Johnston said.
in J;: experience. You try to tell "She's got good speed. She's very
them to walk away." good a1 beating players arow1d
Crenshaw said P.'itancia had 1he comer and putting the ball
been dominating against Ocean back across the middle. She
View and led. 1-0. throul(tlOul the crcalcb a lot or good !>Coring
fir..t half. H111 the Seahawtc... oppununitiei. in addition to her
scorc.'<.l early in the second half' own goal~"
and an &;tancia player reacted 11w three wins extended
with a snide commeQI directc.-d C..oi.tn Mesa's winning streak In
ut Ocean View players. league to 21 games, over the
"11 wasn·1 that 'it!vere and a couN~ or which the Mus1a11w-
good referee wouJd have ign ored have producc."<l 18 shutuuti. .md
It." Crenshaw ~d. "But he took outi.c:ored tJ1elr opponents,
exception to It and (arguments 110-'.i. Day hru1 been a big pan of
between player.; and Hie referee! the 1un. beginning with her l 4
broke loose.· goals and 15 ~lsts w. .1
ff'Cbhman, through last week.'i.
heroics. whkh were enough to
earn her DaiJy Pilot AthJe1° of
the Wc.-ek honors for the second
time this year-
In November. Day earned the
honor for winning the Golden
West Leai,l\Je individual cross
country championship. II was
her first time competing in the
spon and her first opportunity
10 shine after the grnduation of
her older sister.
After competing with her
il.ter in volleyball and track.. ai.
well as on Mesa's <..:IF Southern
Section Divis ion Ill
co-championship team in
soccer. Day decided 10 set out
on her own course, H1e long and
\vindy croSb country type.
"II was,rt"'.illy hard," Day said
of her first experience with the
sport. "The first month we went
to cross country camp. The first
day, we rau i.lx miJc. ... I Will>
dying.·
But by lht: end of Lhl' year. she
wa." flying by her competition.
She finii.he<.l fiflh in the CIF
Soot11crn Section finals and
n•ached the ,,a.te mcel, where
'ihe finished Gist.
Not only did she succeed in
ht:r first sea,011 in cross country,
she helped herself when she
returned 10 1he ..,occcr field at
Mt::.<1. •
"I'm not as tired when I finish
the i.occer game," Day said.
"Cro!>.'> country gave me a lot of
enduralll:c."
11·~ been needed a lot more
this i.eason a' Day hai. emerge<.!
inlo a team leader.
Hanked No. 6 in the en:
Southern Section. the Mustangs
will att('mpt 10 repeal their CIF
ti lie with a va ... 1ly different team
than last year'1> MjUad. which. of
courbC. included Shanm's 2!l
~oar~ and :w assists. wh ich
earned her Division Ill
Offensive Player of the Year
honors.
Jasmin's job this season' is
nor only to spearh ead the
offensive effon -she has 11
goals and seven ~ists -
but aJso convince the more
inexperienced players that
the playoffs will be a whole
different ballgame compared
to the Mustangs' Golden
West League experiences..
"I think we need to start
talking more and getting
more passes strung
together,· Day said. "We're
playing lilce indJviduals right
now.·
111e Mustangs may still
need to come together more
as a team to repeat their
playoff success of a year ago.
But Day doesn't have much
further to go in creating her owl\
individuaJ sporting identity,
regardless of whal her sister
accomplished.
Daily Pilot
Costa Mesa's
Christine
Twohig lines
up a shot as
Westminster's
Marisa
Gilardoni tries
to block it in
Wednesday's
game a1
Huntington
Beach High.
II.ENT TREPTOW/
DAlLYP!lOT
MESA
Continued from B 1
sults that came about during the
early years of the program.
"The amount of changes the
program has made Is amazing."
said Steenhard, whose older sis-
ter, Lani. was on the Mustm1gs'
first girls water polo team in lhe
1997-98 school year. "What we
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SPORTS Thursday, februaty 5, 2004 13
BRIEFLY
Sea Kings upSet University
Senior Adam Freede scored a
career-high 22 points, lncludlng
12 In the. founh quaner, as the
host Col"Qlla del Mar I Ugh boys
basketball team upset University.
67 ·62. In a Pacific ~t League
game We'4tesday night to keep
their slim hopes alive for a third·
place finish in league
'fyter Lance also scored a ca·
ree't·high 10 points to do with 10
rebounds for CdM (12-12, 3·5 In
league). Jay Northrldge scored 15
points . while Pancho Seaborn
adC!ed 10 points.
have now is so good. We all know Andrew Nobe's lhree·pointer
we have come one game closer cut the CdM lead 10 one point
to being undefeated and win· with 37 seconds left. but a subse·
rung league." quenr layup and some dutch fret!
Golden w.tt LMCUt throws by Freede sealed lhe win.
Cost• Meu 9, w..tmlnltef 3 Junior Brett Hirata made his
Scoft by au..-. first appearance in a game since
Costa Mesa 1 5 2 1 • 9 breaking his collarbone in the Westminster o 1 o 2 3 Cosu Meu-Malapira J, Twohig 2. eighth game of the season.
Pederson 1, Bowman I, Le 1. The Sea Kings have the re·
Steenhard 1. Saves -Nguyen 10. quired I I wins to petition the CIF
w..tminin.r -Sdlulz 2, Boland 1. for an al ·large benh into the play. Saves -Diaz. 5. offs with two games remaining.
Northwood in1proved to 5-3 ln
vine men's basketbaU team will
a11emp1 to end its three-game
losing streak tonight. when It
plays host to Lhe University of
the Pacifi c in a Big West Confer·
ence game at 7:05.
fielder Julien Cerutti on the
right side of the field. Cerutti
played an early ball behind the
defense. which Ringstrom
tracked down aud chipped over
the goalkeeper with the out!>ide
of his right foot.
Coat• M•u -Brldt 6, TruJ•llo \5. Be. Vergara 6, Br. Vergara 3, Kelly 0, V.
Eneal 1\, Bjelland 2. Aka nael o. Cluff
0, S. Enesi o. Sanctiez 0.
J·pt. goals -Tru11llo J, Brtdt 2, Be Vergara\, Br. Vergara 1.
Saints silence Eagles
• MSKETM.LL: Nancy Cas·
tro scored 16 points and added
1 l rebounds, but It was not
enough as the f.stancia High
girls basketball team lost to
host Santa Ana, 52-35. in a Gol-
den West League game
Wednesday night.
fhe Salntb outscored the
Eaglei., 16·5, in the third quar-
ter after taking a 22· l 7 halftime
lead. Estancia Coach Tamette
Happa attiibuted the run to
co11ftlsion on defense.
Jazmin Flores added nine
points for the eagles (8· 15, 5.5
in league),
Happa praised the play of
junior varsity call-ups Be Diep
(four rebound!.) and Michelle
I lallock (four points).
FROM THE SIDELINES
'Crazy Legs' Hirsch was
a big kic:k at Newport
league wilh a 58·54 win over T~
soro Wednesday. '
CdM hosts Calvary Chapel at 7
p.m. Friday in its final regular·sea-
son home game.
PIClllc CoMt LNIUll
Coron• cW Mw e7. univ.nnv 62
Scote bv OUMtMs Uno 1~ 13 1~ 18 62 CdM ,, 13 1~ 18 61
UCI (9·9. 4-5 In the Big West)
i~ coming off consecutive road
losses at Long Beach State,
Utah State arid Idaho. But the
Anteaters have won two
straight at home.
UOP (l3-7, 8· I). on a four·
game winning streak. defeated
UCL 67·52. Jan. 10 In Stockton.
UCl's 7 ·foot senior center
Adam Parada is averaging a
tearJ1·1eading 13.1 points and
7 A rebounds per game.
The Sea Kings ( 10-J ·Ci. 5· I ·21
outshot Univer!>1ly 17·4, includ·
ing 14 -1 In 1he i:.ccond half. Co·
rona del Mar rt'turn~ to anion
Friday a t home againM Calvary
Olapel.
OCC win s opener
•VOLLEYBALL: ophomore
seller Mike Murphy dbhed our
27 asstsfs to lead u baJm1n~d
Orange Coai:.1 College allal'k in
a 30-17, 30-25 .. i0· 19 men's vol
leyball win uvcr the UnivcrMty
of San l>iego club team in the
Pirates' i.eason opener Wednes·
day.
fhc Eagle-; face host Costa
Mesa at 7 p.m. Friday.
Golden Wut L .. aue
Sant• Ana 52. E1tancl• 35 Score by QuarteR Estancia !I B 6 1s Santa Ana 14 a 1s 1• 52
35
Est•ncl• Cas1ro \6, Pena 2.
Maldonado 2. Flo111s 9, Diep 0, Mino
2. Hallock 4, Becerra 0, Neal 0.
3·pl goats None Fouled out Castro
Q ukk!Name
one of the
greate:.1
football
p ver to appear
on Davidson Held at
Newport Harbor High.
lot of respect."
Oark said the pair
had attended a banquet
honoring the '45
Newport gridders al lhe
C..astaways Oub and it
was there where Coach
Miller invited them to
come visit the team at
practice.
Uni -Fulford 2, Asnon 20, Mo!6tus \8,
Lalehzadeh 4, Wen \2, Paul1c:k 3, Nobe
3. . 3-pt goals -Paulidc 1, Nobe 1, Asnon
J. Wen2. CdM -Northndge 15, A. Lance 6,
Freeda 22, Seaborn \0, T Lance 10, Kabaklian 4. Mohler 0, McDonald 0, Hirata 0,
3·pt. goals -Nortnridge 2, Seaborn 1
Sailors get by Vuqueros
uor b paced by sophomore
forward Christian Maraker ( 14. I
ppg, 5.6 rpg).
UCI is also home Saturday at
7:35 p.m. against CaJ State
North ridge.
Mustangs win again
OCC edged by Chargers
•BASKETBALL: Cypress Col·
lege went i.evcn minutes. four
i.econd:. wit hout a point in the
~econd half, but still managed
tu hold off the visiting Orange
Coast women's basketball team.
59·5 I, in Orange Empire Con·
fere m:e action Wednesday.
If you said Elroy
~crazy Legs" Hirsch
that would be worthy
of a blue ribbon.
Hirsch. an
All·American out of
Wisconsin and a
DON
CANTRELL
Coincidentally. the
pair was only about 200
yards awdy from the
Harbor High gym
•SOCCER: Senior Joel Walker
scored his 27th and 28th goals
of !he season and the host New-
port Harbor I ligh boy soccer
team held on to defeat Irvine.
3-2, in a Sea View League game
Wednesday.
• SOCCER: The Costa Mesa
I llgh girls soccer team earned
its 22nd straight Golden West
League victory Wednesday with
a 4-0 home victory over Orange.
Sophomore 0111:.ide hiller Jon
Larson led OCC with nine kJll s
and seven Ji~s. while i,opho ·
more Poyer Poia added eight
ltilJs and fre:.hman Uriah Seui
added ~even kills to go w11h a
match-high live blork".
Alisa Carrillo led the Pirates
( 11 ·I2, 4·5 in conference) with
Iii poinli. and eight rebounds.
while Biava Arganda added 12
points. The Oiargers (15-7. 7-1)
shot 7 of 25 from the field (28%)
in the ~econd half and finished
3B.9% frurn the field. The Pi-
rates. the defending state
champions. were 38% from the
field ( 19 of 50).
member of the professional
football Hall or Fame after
playing for the Los Angeles
Rams, had been invited with
Alt-American linebacker Bob
Dove of Notre Dame lo hold a
practice session with the 1945
Harbor High football team and
its coach. the late Les Miller.
Any such adventure would
astonish a prep gridder during
that time so many years ago.
Even more astomshing.
according to Sailors guard BiU
Oark. was when Dove initially
set thln~ in motion by kneeling
to hold a place k:Jck for Hirsch.
Recalling the event last week,
Oark said, "Uirsch only rook
about rwo steps and lhen
booted a 50·yard field goal right
through the uprights."
Few prepsters had witnessed a
50·yard field goal in those days.
Oark added. "And what's mon:.
Hirsch was never known as a
k:ickljli but as an ace receiver and
runrfer."
John Fowler. 75. a superb
tailback in '45, also recalled the
delight of his Tar teammates 10
experience auention from the
rwo All·American:., who, al lhe
time. were serving at the El Toro
Marine Base as World War II was
fading from tlteir future
schedul e.
Unfortunately. Hirsch and
Dove missed one Fowler event at
the field weeks earlier. when he
stunned counry sportswriteTh by
snagging a 73-yard pass from
fullback Ralph Freitag.at the
back of the end zone ill the
Huntington Beach game. It
appeared 10 be a game-winning
touchdown until one referee
ruJed he was one step out of lhe
end zone.
And lltlle-couJd they have
projected furure recognition
coming for Freitag when he was
invited to try out with the
Chicago Bears.
Oark. 74, said, "They were
super guys. And our players
really appreciated them coming
to visit. They were very
humorous and showed us aU a
where start basketball center
George Yardley was inside at
cage practice. In ~e. Yardley
would become a known figure to
Hirsch as a sterling Hall of
Farner for the Fort Wayne (now
Detroit) Pistons at lhe pro level.
Hirsch and Dove were top
players on the El Toro Marine
Base grid team. It had lost the
national military title to Fleet
City Navy,
The sad note from last week
was news lhat Hin>ch, 80, had
died Jan. 28 of natural causes ln
Madison. Wis. He once served as
the athletic director of
Wiscon in Universlry in
Madison.
In fact, Hirsch sent an
autographed book 10 Miller in
1989 and conveyed regrets he
could not attend lhe Oct. 20.
1989 Newport Hatbor 25-year
grid anniversary, which was
covering the years from 1931 to
1955.
Hirsch. who drew lhe
nickname of "Crazy Legs"
because of his unique running
style. played for lhe Rams from
1949·57. He played as a receiver
and a halfback along with the
great back Glenn Davis.
Davis led Bonlta High to ::i
39·6 small sd1oob CIF ·
championship playoffs against
Newport in 1942.
TI1e top season for Hirsch in
pro ball was 1951 when he led
the NFt with 66 catches, 1.495
yards receiving and 17
touchdowns.
1Wo of hjs remarkable
quarterbacks for Lhe Rams in
those years were Bob Waterfield
and Norm Van Brocltlin.
"There has never been a more
loved and admired ambassador
for Wisconsin sports than Elroy
Hirsch." saJd Pat Rkhtor. lhe
athletic director at Wisconsin.
Hirsch also had a brief ftlm
career and played in three
movies, Including "Unchained"
and "Zero Hour,"
He portrayed himself in the
film titled, "Crazy Legs. All
American."
Freshman Huben Trujillo
conven ed a Will Guzman feed
for Newport'~ other goal.
Newport took a 3· I lead in
the 55th minute when Walle.er
booted a penalty kick into the
right side of the goal after Slcyl·
er TauKher drew the foul in the
box.
lrvi11e crept \vithin 3·2 with a
goal in the 65th minute. but the
Sailors' defense held off a ny ad·
ditionaJ attacks.
Mau I racy added an assist
for Newport ( 13·5, 6·2 in
league), alone in first place
ah~ad of ~hill (5· I ·2 in
league). Woo~ridge is 4·2·.2 in
league with two games remain·
ing.
The Sailors host Laguna 1 lills
at 5 p.rn. Friday.
·Eaters play host to UOP
• BASKETMLL: The UC Ir ·
Junior Nilani Duarte scored
two goals and added an assist.
ophomore Jasmin Day scored
for rhe 11th time this season
and junior Jenny Sparks. in her
first game back from a knee in·
jury i.he suffered in December
added a score.
Kyla Flores and Yareli Ortega
also had assists for the Mus-
tai1gs (13·5, 10·0 in league),
while Kara Jenlcjus and Sara
Bryant were solid in the defen·
si ve effort.
Kindra Bailey finished with
rhree saves for the Mustangs.
who face Estancia Friday.
Ringstrom scores winner
•SOCCER: Senior Oiris
Rlngstrom scored the lo ne goal
as the Corona del Mar High
boys soccer team remained in
first place with a l -0 home vie ·
tory over University.
Ringstrom found thl' back of
the net in -the 69th niinu1e. A
quick outlet pass from goalie
Jay Zimmerman found mid-
Mesa~ past Onmgc
•BASKETBALL: Junior Venlse
Enci.i came off rhe bench to
i.core a career· high I I poi nts to
help leatl the Costa Mesa I li~h
girls basketball team to a 43·29
Golden West League vil'tory
over visiting OranKc Wednes-
day.
Senior Susy Trujillo con\rib·
uted ream-highs in points ( 15),
rebow1ds (seven) and steab
(four). while senior U1s!>ey
Brick scored !>ix, dished oul five
steals and recorded three steal'>.
Trujillo connected on a thn·e·
pointer Wlth 1hrcc mmutes left
w give the Mu~tang~ (9-12, 3·6
in league) 1heir bigge~• lead. 41 -
25.
Colden Wut Lt11ue
Costa Mesa 43. Or•nge 29 Score by Ou•t1ers
Bnttany lmaku scor~ a game-
high ~O poin1s 10 lead Cypress.
Cypre closes out Coast
•BASKETBALL: Visiting
Orange Coast College shot just
19% from the field (4 of 2 I) in
the sccund half as Cypress
pulled ,1way for a 71 ·54 Orange
Fmpirc Conference men's
bJ~ketlMll vittory Weunesday
111gh1.
Orange 4 5 1J 1 Costa Mesa 13 8 13 !I Orene--Ortrz 3. Ty I, Loya 2.
Monn1g 1, Kilroy 22
3·pt. goals -Ortiz \.
Fouled out -Loyd
Sophomore Jason Garey led
the Bu cs (4 ·I 8. I ·8 in the OEC)
with 15 point~ followed by 12
!~ from Alex I lunter. Cypress.
which It'd, 39 ·34, at halftime,
had 1hrec player;; score in dou-
bll' li~ure~. led by /U!>tin Burns'
Iii points.
GIRLS WATER POLO
Newport Harbor remains unbeaten in league
Senior Carolyn Conway and junior Anne Tesoro Wednesday.
Belden scored five goals each to lead lhe ·camille Hewko scored three of her
Newport I larbor High girls water polo team -game·high four goals In a lir111 period that
to a 14·2 Sea View League victor)' over host saw CdM build a 7· I lead.
Laguna Hills Wednesday. Katya Eading1on scored three goaJs while
The Sailors (17·2, 4·0 in league) outscored Vivian Liao and Katlin Kubas each tallied
Lal(l.lna. I 0· 1. in the first half to coast to the two goals. Jordan Anae, Tracy Kubas, Olel-
wln. Leah Robenson provided two .goals. sea Lyman. Katie Lemmerman and Lauren
while Melissa Wheeler and Ashling Taylor McAdams each scored one goal. Eadington
contributed one each, Kally Lucas recorded added three steals.
four steals. Jesslca Ball and Katie Erickson Brillany Fullen mude four saves while
added three steals each. Kelsey McCormick stopped two shots for
Goalies Terin Cottam and Kim Hol!sepian CdM (12-7, 3·0 in league.
anchored the defense with four and two CdM's junior varsity team scored a 15-0
saves. respectively. Newport's junior varsity victory over Tesoro while the frosh· oph
team won, 7· I, and the Sailors' frosh -soph squad earned a 6-1 triumph.
squad earned a 6· I Viclory. H h · l d S u: lJ utc 1son ea s age n1 CdM loo tough for Titans Hayden I lutchison scored four goals to
Corona del Mar High scored seven first· lead Sage Hiil School to a 7-l nonleague vie·
period goals and was weU on its way to a tory over Kennedy Wednesday at CdM High.
16· 7 Pacific Coast League victory over host Devin Tooma added rwo goals and Nath-
alie Ramire1 added olll' 111ore for Sage Hill
(7-10). wh1Ch be~an to execute its offense
m Mt' dfel'.t1vcly in the Lhird period. result-
ing in three goal!>, Coach ll'ff Andrews said.
Kathryn m .. hop made eight saves for the
Ligh111ing.
Estancia absorbs tough loss
E.:.tant:ia I ligh closed out its Golden West
League sea~on w11h a 19~ Joss to visiting
Orange Wedne:.day.
Junior Courtney lless scored two goals.
while sophomorei. Olel'iea Kaplan and
Carolina B~1rnes added one each. Kaplan
started a~ the Ea~Jes' goalie and recorded
three saves. Sophomore Katie Mahan had
fiv e save!> for l~stancla (I 0·8. 2-4 in
league).
Orange trs .1 ch;ince 10 -.hare the league
title wirh Cobia Mesa as the Panthers are
4· I and Me a ii. 5·0 with one league game
remaining.
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Peth Avenue Or •I Of
wr 1ttt11 c.om'"""h on lh• •t>••11inm1ntal doc·
u111•11t will be oece1ved
•I City H311 (addln\ abuv~I 1111 ouQh M•rch 6,
1004
lhr publu· hu1111111 will
t1llnw an oppoi tunil; lo•
tJUbhr •ummeot on the
uf1V111H1111enlJI d11Cu
m~11I f m rOIOf m11t100,
(All Int Pl~1111111& OtVISIOJI
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yu11 l h•llenfr this •r !Ion
HI (0Utf you fl1•Y be
h1111ted tu 1 Al\•na unly
tho\r '''Utt' yOu. or ~unumm '-'''>ti t 4u,.ed. •\
lh~ vullllt h e•• 11111
cte\u tbl'tf '" tn1\ nnht I!
or .,. wn lltll co1 re
\fh')Mt1f"lft t-df'llv~rect to
th• r11.,111111y Cu111tll1\\1Cn
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tte.HlflC
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HtAI h ( "t~ MO\A O~•IY
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lllfn C•p1\t1Hnn CA
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S•n k••n C11u\h•nu CA
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bll\llle\\ ~~t> Ve\ 8-1
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k•~ Sc1A11 • M~n•atr
I hi\ ~l61•m•r1I WU
hl•d wolh th~ County
Cle1h ol Clr•nfle Co11111,-
11110l1?'l/04
20046t 1214t
O••ly f"ftut Ian 29 f tb 5, 12. 19 2004 TlllOI ......... .... s........
th• lullow1"a pe• ~on~
•n d11m11 bU\ln•\& "
0111 Houu MotlC~lt•
l 1115 Be•niud.t 011•~ Co~I• Mtu, CA 92626
Andru Routh, 118!>
B~lfTIVrl• Orove co,,~
M• \•. t II 9)676
l11h11 ll ourn JI ll~ ~•1t11u~• 011vc C.u\lo
M•\• I II 926lii
l h1\. hlJ\ltll'\'\ I~ f Ufl
11111 ltd by 1111\b•t>d qnll
wit.-
II~•• '"'' ~1 .. 11ct1 11t1ma bu'-•n•~' nl'
Yr\ No•t:mb"' I 200l
A11d11·" lloullt
r hi\ \l•lto1•nl w•~
loltd \llllth lh• fountv
\.I••~ ol '""""~ Countv on 01 2J 04
200469121'1
011ly Pilot Jan 29. I eb
5 12. 19 2004 Thl09
ActltiM~s
"-*"-" tne lollowona perw n•
•• e ooma bu\lnen a•
11• I r "" v SJurl•U, 84A C11n111n~ St Co~I•
Mn • CA92627
C•b11•lt l•rtllke 844
Cone••" ~t Cn\U
Mt\• (.A '176?1
t ha\ bu,mtt\\ 1~ cnn
du1 led by "" ond1v1du1I
H<Jve yuu 1l•1lcd dmna
bu\lne\\ ;et'
Yt\Ol/01 IM
C•bll~lt l •edl~e
lhl\ >hl•mMI WU
lll~d w1111 lh• County
Cle•~ ot Or•nae Cou11ty on 01 JO().\
10046t7SOU
Deily Pilot l eb ). 12.
19 ?6 ?004 lhlJ6
fldMMwlwMs .... s .......
The l1Jllow1nl ptllOn$
<11,. dmna bu~1nen u
Newport Ouch CArllnfl
Co 171 ll\t Newpo•I B~h CA 9?663
t hnmo M11\he1••n II ,
111 3 ht. New po< l Bch.
CA 92663
th" builrt9\• '' con
due l•d by '" 1nd1vidu•I
Hive you •l•tled d11l11a bu~intu yet? No
lom Mushe111n II
Thi~ ,111emenl wu
llltd with lhe Count1
Clerk ot O! '"'' Cou"IY un 01/09/()4
20046t7M7'
011ly Piiot )An. 15, 2'1.
29, r eb ~. 2004 Th062
an Of costA llSA ._ca.m,
CMIOmA ll011Cl---N011Cf 1$ HEREBY
OJVCN lht l Mt led ptO•
r.o»lt f0t lur nlJ.hlna tll
abo•, ma l ei ••ll, •quip
n1•nl. tr•n1POt\Jllt0n •nd
auch 011'•• l•cllltln u
mty bt r eq1111 ed !or the
SUNflOWH AVl .. UI
1•1 &AMI INSJAUA-
TION "°Jl<T -CITY ,aOJl(T NO. CM·OI,
Wiii be rKtlvtd by lht
City ol Co\tt Me•• al
th• Otfice of Ille City
Clef 11. 71 I 111 Ot1ve
Co•I• Mtu . C1lll0t"'•·
unhl Ill• hour ol 10.00 ....... ~. ,..,,,_
Wf t , 2004, 11 which
U1n• they Wiii ~ OPetl•d
pubhcly •nd rud •louel
rn th• CounGil r.nambt•s
Staled f)f~oul• •h•ll
bur ttie 1111• ol lht
wOf k '"d n•m• ol the
bidder but no other
ch•t1nau1\h1n1 "'""' Any bid tect1••d •lier
the '(keduled clo>lhjl
limo lo• the rece•pl ot
bub 'h•U be •tlutned lo
b1dde1 unopen•d II \11•11
bt the •Ole rnpons1b111ty
ot the b1dde1 to "' 1h1t
his b•d '' reu1vac1 on pro11e1 lime
A ul 111 Bid 011C11
'"'"" m1r be 11bt•1ntd
Al the Olflo ot t11e City
ln&u•H•, 71 I 111 Ot1••.
Co'u Mn•. Calllotn••. upon ,..,.,.,.,., ... ,.
..-......-••tsu .oo.Alt
•• um-1 ''""•• •• $4.0o must be rnctud•d
11 handled by mail B•d
Oocvmenu 1nd other
contr•cl docurnttnts may
•lso bt eumlned el the
Olh•e ol the C1\y Cle•k
ol the 1:1\y ul Cosl1
Meu Bid Ont utnenh
wtll nol be m11led unl4tu
lh• edd1l1orul S!> 00
rh•• &• 1~ lucluded w1\h
P•yrnenl E •ch bid \hdll be mitde
on 111., P1upo\t1I 1<11 m,
•h•el\ P I• throuah P 9~ Pt ov1ded 111 \he
c.<)nhact dO<umenl•, and
1h~ll be accompamed by
• cort1hed or ••~hoer >
cheek or • bod bond 101
rtul leu lh•n lO'\. ol the
•• 1~11unl ol \heu bod,
m~d• 01rable loo the City
ol C:o11a MtH No
11ropn\11I )hall be con
\•d•• td ul'\IU\ •cc om
pant.id by such coh1e1 .,
Lhecll C•Sh, O! b•ddf!f\
bond
No bod ~hill be co"
\Ide< 11d unit\\ 11 " made
on ' bl~nk p1opuul
101 m lurn1Shtd by the
C11y ot Co•I• Mcu and
I\ lllllllv Ill ICC\11 d•ntt
Vlllh \he P•OY•\•Oll> ot
the Propo\al requu•
ment~
Eat11 biddet mus\ havt
• Cl•\~ ·A· (Ccncr •I
Conl•ulor) or ·r. 32·
(P11 ~tne and H11hway
lmpto'iemenl Cont"c
101) '"•n•t 100 also be 111eq111hlted u •equored
by la\111
A COflh •elm ll~tn& •
u •II u1 cl~\"localoon
llOI \hOV111 on \he
Ctneut P•tv1lh11a Wat•
Oe1e1mrt1•looos mav be
r~Quu~a lo p-y th~ w111e
"'" ol that c• •II 01 clo~ot1<•l1on mo\\
d1»ely cctatetJ lo •I n
•huwn '" lhe Cener•I
Oele• 1111nat•oC1• '"•Cllve
•t the 11me nl the ull
tor bid\
lhe Conti ac tut 'hall
<omply w1lh lhe prov•
\Inn\ nl S111 ttnn 1110 lo
I 180 1111 hJ\1Vt' nl the
C" •hlo•n1a I •bot Cndt
tll• 11rev~1tu111 ,.,. and
".de nl ""''''' ''lab 11\htd by tile Coty ol
Cu>I« M"'•· which a1 o
nn hie with Ille C•lv
( lr1 ~ 1)1 !he t:1IV ol
Co\l~ Mn~. ~nel ~half
toole1t 11•11ellle\ P• e
\1 1 rbtd lhe1 e1n tu •
no11< u111pllftr1~e ol \a•d
'odt'
lht City Cuunc•I ol the
( •IY ol C'u\IA Mun
,.,., .. , \h~ 11tht to
ftjt.C\ ,,n~ Jnd/UI •lit
bid~
JUUi fOlCt•
De,..ty Cltf Cl••"· City •f c .. 1. M-.e
Publl\hed Newpor I
Buch Co~u Meu 011ly
Pilot lanu1ry 29 r ,b.
tuary~.2004 Th091
IS< um
MOTIQ Of Pml10M
TO_.
mAltOfi
flMCUSIUm•
flM(lSl.SIUm
Wl "°· A22J4t2 lo 111 he1n, benet•·
"""•s. c1td1lori, con
llna,nt cred1lOfl, and
peflnns who may oth
crw1se be lnlero led tn
the ...,.u or n tate or
both , ol FRANCES
SHANER ak8 r~Al''fCCS
M StfANlR
A P£11HON FOR PRO
BAT[ hn been llleel by
ANTHONY P COSTELLO
In Ille Supenor Cou1t ol
Calllo•nla Couuty ot
011na• THE P( Tl !ION FOR
PROBATE ttquests AN·
THONY P COSTELLO be
•11PolnteO. as personal
1ep•ntnl1I••• lo ad
mini.lei the eslale of
the decedeM THC Pl TlllON tequots
the dtctdftnt's Wiii and
cod1cll,, II •ny, bt
•dmltltd to 1><ob•le The
·will and any cod1cll• 110
IYltlablt l0t , .. n11n1
lien In the lllt ~ept by
tlltc-t.
THE PETITION ••que•h
1uthorit1 to adm1n"l•r
Iha ast•I• under the
lnd•P•ndtnl Adm1111\
trallon of (\1110 Act.
( ftm Authomv wlll •ltow
the penontl tllj)ftHn·
lahvt to l•ke ma ny
•cllOnl wltllo11t obtain Ina couJt appcoul.
Befort laklna url1ln
llt ty lmpotllnl achonl ,
l\pwever. lllt ptrsonal
ftptes•nlallve wrll bt
1tqu1•td lo alo not~•
to Inter n led ptraon'
u!\ltU U!ey htvt w11tlvtd
notice or cons.ntt d la
Iha P'OllO"d 1ctlon ) Tiie lndep•11d1nt ad·
mt111•ttallo11 1utharlty
"''" bt ar•nttd unteh 111 lnlerttltd person
fllt1 '" obftctlon to the
Pt>llllOn •"41 •how• &ood
UllM wtly the COIKI
•llowtd not o int tllt
•11lhorlty.
A HlMIMO on lht
pelltlon will be Mid Oft
3/11/04 et 1.45 p.111. In O.,t l7l louted 11 Jotl
Tiit City Orlw Sovttt,
.,
' •
............
Otanat, CA 92613 .
1r YOU OIJECT to the
111nlln1 ul the petlllOn,
YO!I ..,ould ~·r at tllt lltaflnl tnd slete YIMlt
ob~cllona or Ille w11rt.e11
ob,.CllOfU wltlt lht COiii I
O.IOte llM 1M11rlnt Yo111
appeaunu mey lit 111
P•lion or by yoc,11
altllfnty tr YOU ARC A CRlOI·
I 011 01 t 011 t1n11 nt
a1cS1lor ol lht ~ned.
you mu't file your cl11m
with tlM cou•t •nd mill
I COl)Y to lht oersonal
ttl>'ts•nlallve eppo1nltd
by lh4 coud within lou•
montll• from the d•I• ol
the filsl inu1nce of
lcttan 11 provldtd In
Probale Code ''cllon 9100 lht ume lor 11111,_
cl•1ms w111 not upile
"b1loie lour months lrom
rht h111fln& dale noticed
above
YOU MAY EXAMINE the
file kepi by lht COUfl II
you ert 1 pttson 1n·
ltruled 111 lhe eshlt.
you may It~ with Ill•
cuu1 I ' Requesl tor
Sptc1al Notice (IO#m OE
1:>4) ot the hl1n1 ol 1n
onv1nto1y and 1pp111ul
ol n lllt nuh or of •nv 1>41l1flon or •ccounl n pro•lded 1n Probtle
Code section 12SO II
R1quu1 101 Special
Noltce lo•m " •vailable
fr om the co11r t cltrk A'"'-r fe# '•tltl-• 5¥11-M.T.,._.,1._..
Mc<e#"'ldi, ltl..._ & , ......... ur
•tS T•-c ... tff Dr., Ste. 400
'"'• .... , CA t2626 Published Newport
Buch/Cost• Mtu Deily
Pilot f'ebru1ry 5, 11. 12.
2()0.t ThWl21
IS("'" MOTIQ Of ""110ll
lOANlllSTB
lSTAROf:
OIAIW WIUAI IWSf
WI MO. A22J217
Io •II he11s, benell-
c.1ant'\ cred1t/\ts .. c.on
lu1ae11t Cl editor>. t nd
persu11~ who 111ay olh
er Wl\C be Inter es led In
the Wiii 01 «>l•le Ill
both, 0 1· CHARI FS
WllllAM Nl\SSll
A PC II llON I OR PRO·
BAil has been filed by
BE.VERLY NASSIF m the
Su11e11ot Cou1 t ol Cah
to• n•a, County ot Or
a nae
lllC PlllllON fOR
PROBATE 1equesls
BE\IERl Y NASSIF be
appomled n pe1>onal
1 epresental1ve lo ad-
rnlnt\le• \he &\la\e ol
the decedent
ft![ PC TITION requests
lh• decedtnl'~ w1U •nd
•Od1c1h. rl any. be
admtUtd lo prob1te The
Will and a11y cod1c1ls ire
ave1lebte tor eum1111
hon on tf'le 111• hpl by
th• cou•t
lltr Pl II rtON teQUOI\
•ulhur1tr to ddn11n1sle•
the eslal• 111tde1 the
Independent Adm1n1s·
I• at1on ot £stales Act
(lh" •ulhOflty will allow
the per<On•I rfpreun·
Ullve 10 lake many
aL11011s without obt11n "'R cou•I approval
Before l•k1ne ceol•m
ve1 y 1n1po1 r.nl 1chon5,
howeve1. tne persnnal
repruenlallve will be
1 eqvu •d lo a1ve notoce
to 111leruled pel\11ns
unlo> they hive w11•ed
11011ce "' consented to
lit~ propo\ed act1nn l
lh• independent dd
mml\lr a11on •1uthn111y
will be &•anted unlen
.in inltrutr<I pe"on
hln ~n nb1Mt1on lo the
pelll•on dlld show\ cood
c .111•e why the cour I
should not R• ant the
autho11ty
A HCARING on the
1>elll1on will be held on
2/26104 .ii I 4!> p m 111
Oepl ll J louted "' 341
I he C•ly/ OnYP Soulh,
01 •ntt. C'A 9261)
IF YOU OBJECT to lh•
ll' anltn& ol the pelf lion,
~ou •hould appa111 at the
heartne and \late yom
obietllono 0t lite ••111tten
obrei:11ons with lh" cou1t
beto•e lhe hunng Your
•Ppe" •nee m•y be 1n
pef\on or by you•
1\lorn~y
II YOU ARC A CRE 01-
10 R or c ont 1n11en1
c:red1tor ol lht decened
you musl hie you1 cl1un
w1lh the cou11 and mail
• copy to Ille personal
r1presentahve •OPOtnttd
by the courl wllhrn four
monlns h om Ill• dAle of
tt1e ftrsl 1ssu•nce ol
lellets IS PfOV1dtd 1n
ProOale Code stcllon
9100 Thu time 101 lll1na
,111m$ will not e ~pore
befo11 tour months lrom
the heat1n1 dffte 11ol1Ctd
1bo•1
YOU MAY E.XAMINE the
hie t.epl by lhe court II
you are a per~n In
ternted In the u t&te,
you may tile with lhe
court ~ llequut lo•
SJ*:l•I Nollc.e (lnrm 0£ ·
154) ot the loltn1 of •n
Inventory a11d appr t int
ol estate HHI& or of
any Ptl1tron or account
n p1ov1ded in Prob1te
Code 1tct1on 1250 A
Requul tor Spec1,1
Nollre lorm I> avallable
h om lht COIJI I detk
'•tlt&-1.
HVHl Y NASS"
21 t J <OLUGI H .
COSTA MISA, CA
Publtshed Newport
8Hd1/Co•la Meu 01f~
Piiot febru11y 5, 11. l ,
2004 ThWl11 MIM..._
"-S....
The lollOWllll P••tOn\
.,, do•nt bustnna n
<loldtn State Apl)talHlt..
2043 Wtslchfl Ol'l•t ,
Suite i03, Newport
Buch, CA 92680
.1.tme1 w Moot•· 1401 l/2 Notlll Bay r,ont,
Newport Such, CA 91M2
Otorfl• s. Moore,
1-01 /'l North Bay
f ront, i.twpo.t Bt1ch,
CA92642
Thi• butlMu Is con·
ducted by' hu•band lflCI
wll•
Ha ... ~ \111 ttd doin&
bu•lflU\ reU Yes, 10/
W l915
.i.mesW Moore
Thia 1tattmtnl "'"
llftd wttll IM County
ci.n of O! '"'-' CCM1t1tr
on 01/20/04 ...... , ....
O•lty Ptlot #ft, ~ ~ F Ml !I, I 2. 2.004 TitUm
........... ... s......
The l11llow1nc ptr1on'
•rt doilll buslneu H
a) ?4·Stv•n 8•1t1, b)
H•d1f Academy. 'l2416
C111m nito lectlt, L•c.• unt
Hilb, Ctllle#n•a 9~!13
Farr ollh Voiou11h.
22416 C1r!\l11lto Tee•tt, l•aun• Hiii~. <;1llto11ua
9265.3
lhi' lluttntn " con·
dueled by; •n rn01vld1111
Hoe you attrled c!O•na
bu~1nt$~ Y•lf
Yes JV20/03
F •"olih Vosousti
l hl• staltmt nl was
Med with Ille County
Clt1t. ot Oonae County
011 IV J l/03 200J6tHSU
D••ly Pilot J.tn, 29. Feb
5. 12. 19. 2004 Thll9 ........... ... s.......
Th• lotlow1n& per sons
•re Clolne busl11ess as.
Cntp roose com. 180
NewJ)Ott Centllf Drove
•265 Newport Buch,
CA 92660
Zinc Soh.ltloos, Inc
(CA) 180 Newport
Ctn\er 011ve -Z65,
Newpo•I Beach CA
97660
This b11s1ness " con
ducted by, 1 corporatron
Han you \l•rltd dout"
bus1n111u yet? No
Zinc Sol<411on•. loc ,
Jim /tslaw, Pres•dent
lh11 slatemr.nl was
hied w1lh lhe Couoly
Cte•ll ol O•anee r.ounty
On 01/23/04 2004't721t7
011ly Pilot Jin 2<; r eb
5. 12. 19. 2004 rllt 1 l ...... .....,,
"-S....... rhe totlowon1 person\
'" e dome business as ri11\1 Ttchnoloey. 6.lO
W Baker St Costa Mou,
CA92626
M1kh11I Spoko)'uyy
44'>5 Ptcif,. Coasl Hwy
0 307 ln11anc~ Ca
90!>0!>
f •h' l•1>td•s 7354
L1ttcllon C11 Cu\I•
Mua. CA 92626
1 h1\ busmtn I• rn11
ducted by ~ 11eneral
parlne1sh1p
ltavt you '"'"d doinic bu.,nu• yet> No
M1lt~11 Spokuynn
Tilt• •t•lernent ,. .. ,
ltled w•lh lh11 County
Clerk ol Ounae County
on 01/09/04 10046t7047S
011ly Pilot Jin. I!> 22.
29.Feb.5, 2004 Th06J
Fidt!IM ...... .... s ......
The followina per son•
.re do1n11 bu"""~ •\
C fo1 c~ Adver '"'""· ?910 lavil Rd . Custa
Mesa. CA 92626
Omnll1c Advert1smc
Inc. (CA), 2910 Java Rd .. C~la Mes.o, CA 92626
This bu>1ntn •• con
dueled by • corpor~lion
Have you started doing
bus•n•S) yet'
Vu I 1·2004
Omnltoc Advefll\•ne.
Inc Juht Cl1cy, P101
den\
lht~ \talemtnl wu
!tied with the Cn11nty
Clerk ot Orar111e County
on 01/23/IM
20046972171
Dally P11ot lan 29, r eb ~ 12. 19 2004 ThJOJ
FidlllM ......
1'-tS.....,
The tolfowuta perso11•
ue doing bus1nen ~• n > Bet1e1 Pubhshrnv. b )
Beller '>001 R•ver St
A111 A "''"'PO• I Benn,
CA 92663
Setler llC (WY) 5001
R1ve1 SI Apl. A. New
1111<1 Beach CA 92663
lh1s busrness •• con
ducttll by 11m11ed
lrabihly Co
11 .. e you slirtcd do1nti
busrne" y~\1 No
8~11er 11 C W1lf1Am r dwards Pr1nc1p3I
this statement wo.
hied wolh the County
Cle• k ot Or anae County
Oil 01/09/IM
2004't7CMl l
Oaoly Pilot Jen I!>, 22. 'l9. r eb 5, 2004 lh071
FidlllM .....
"-S......
lhe followtna person•
are doing buslntn n
B~lboa £ Apress Meuaae
Ceoh e I AS. 1505 w
Balbo1 Bl•d , Newport
Bel ch, CA 9266J
)ilCQueline Anne Ma11e
Ryder. 216 22nd SI
Co\ta Me'11, Cll 926?7
lh1s busmen •• cott
ducted by 1n tnd1vldu•I
Have you •I•• led do1n8
bulonosyeO
Ves IM 12. 2004
lacquellne Aone Ma11e
Rydff
lhts ~teternent wn
ltled with the Cnunly
Cle•~ ot Onnte Co11nty
on 01130104
2004H7J0t2
011ty Pilot f eb !>, I 2
19,26.?004 1hl34 .
Adlll. .....
"-S.......
fhe fllllOWlt'& Ptl 'on'
ue dom1 bu\lneu a \
V1s1ble Ou11uch . 4
Andina, lr•rne, Caltlor
Oii 92614
11.fl\tln Ill Vell1nd1. 4
Andlua, l1 v1ne, C•lllor
Oii 92614
lhts bus1neu Is con
dueled by; •n lndlvlduat
Hive you i t.,l•d do1n1
buslntss yel7 No
Kristin N. \ltll•ndl
flus st1ttmtnl wu
llltd with lht Cou"ty
Cltlll ol Otanet County
on 01/14/04
2004H7tff4
DAiiy Piiot )All. 'l2. 'l9, fl!lt !J, 12, 2004 Th07$ ........... .........
lhe followlr11 !*$on•
a11 dolnc bualntts .,.
St-l ltht Studio, 5135
Altoon• T llM, Irvine, CA
92612
Ro,et Dalt '•tlOfl, Jr ••
5 135 Altoon1 l•"•·
ltvlfle,CAt2612
Thi• blntntss h con·
ducted br: an indl11ld1111
..... ,_ •llll'ttd dolftt
bu•IMM ,.u
Ytt 12/1/2003
llotef 0.t. PtltOll. )f.
Thit •t••·~ WA\ fllM with tllt Coun1y
Clef~ of Ott111t County ;:~~ ...
Oeltr '''°' Feb !>, 12l lt,M,IOO& Tlltb
.........
... s.-t
Tiit tollowina person~
•rt do111& bus•n•u •• •> Tiie Prectic. of l.olHI.
ti) Ta1111 Publlc:abons,
160$2 8ttch Blvd., $11111
214. t11111t1ncto11 Bttcf'I.
CA 92647
B1ttl R1ch•td WIHrtl'rlS,
160$2 llHch 81-.d .. Sullt
214. Hunlln&lon Boch. CA 9~7
Thli bu••nU\ " «HI
ducted by· •n tndlvrcl•lllll
Hav1 you slatted dotnt
business yetr No
8rtll Wllllam•
1 hi• •l•ltmenl wo
!tied Wilh th• Counry
Cletk of O<anc• County
on 01/15/04
2004tt7l2St
0•117 Pilot i.n 22. 'l9.
Feb 5, 12, 2004 lh074
AclillM .....
"-S.......
1111 foflow1nt per•on•
Oft dllllll bU&IOU1' IS
Mtd•tatf Heatthcere
Sotullons, JO Co1po1alt
Perk, Su1\e 201, Irvine,
CA 92606
Med·Slall. In~ (0( I
(1\11' Shelley ll•ye) 65!>1
Par~ of Commerce Bl•d
8oe1 Raton, Fl JJ487
This busmen " to11
dueled by • ti>•1>or•l1on
Have you Siar leel doon1
bus1ne u yet7 No
Med S111f. In• Su'""
l Bill, Stcrel11 y
lhl\ ,1-temenl was
tiled with the County
Cle• k ol Ollrn~e Couuty
on 01/12/04
200Ut70Ut
Daily P1tol Ian 15. 72,
29. r eb !> 2004 lh07'l
fldlf6M ...... ... s.......
1 h' lollowrn& persons
are do1na bus1ne!>S •\
6) Kent l 11ler1111<es. ll)
Knowell HOU\fl CJ Arbo•
Hou\e, 870 Arb111 SI .
Cost~ Mesa CA 92627
Co1ol Kent 870 A1bu1
St CO\I• Me•n. CA
92627
lld1en Ableman. 200 r •d~r•I A•e ' Cost•
MrH CA92627
Th1> busmes• " cun
dul tutl by LO pdrlnuos
ll••t you started dn1n2
bu,11lus yet>
..... , 2003
11.••M Ableman
lhl\ statement was
loled with the County
Cte1k ot 01 ange Cnu11\y
on 01/27 /()4
200Ut72S24
Daily Pilot Ian 29, Fell
5, 12 19.~ ThllS
AdlHM .... ... s......
1 he lollow1n11 persons
are do•ne busllleu "' The Bressetl• Cdl'npf
n•es 9'9 South Coiis\
Or Iv•. Suite 17!>. Cos I•
MeH, CA 92626
Rani:tnl I Bte~selle,
;>48l? l os Gatos Drove.
l111una Hill\ Cl\ 92653
M~y f Bre,setle,
2483! Los Gatos Ori•e
I aauna IHlh . CA92653
fhos busineu IS ton
dUCltd by a aent1 •I
pac\nerhs•P
Hive you slatted do•ne
bvsme\s yet?
Vu 01/0l '1995
Rindal t B"ntlle
lhl\ sl11lemrnl wn
toled with the Counh
Clerk ol Or•nee County
un 01/20)04
200 ... 971471
Daily P1ro1 Jan 22. l9
Feb S, 12. 2004 fh084
RditlM ....
NmtS.._..
The followrn11 pe1 >On•
a• e do•OR bus111e>s J S.
Slarwesl C'p1tal J/00
New11111 t lllvel Ste 30J,
Ntwp111 t Bt~Ch C/\
92fi63
Sl•• .. u l C•11•tal Inc
(OU 3700 N1 w11ort
81•d . Sle 303 Newpor I
!leach, C.A 9?663
I h1\ bu~•nt" 1\ con
ducted by a LOfpnraloon
H•v~ ynu star led dO•lll!
bu .. nes\ yel'
Ye> 01 10 04
S\arwe~I Cap•\dl, Inc
Robtrl f dlcn P101Clenl
th•• \falemenl was lll~d with the County
Clerh ot OrAnce County
11n 01127/04
20046t72S26
Oa1ly Pilot Jan 29 r tb
5, l'l 19. 2004 Thll6
fldltlMW.SS
"-S......
The lollow1na per~on'
are domg bus111e\~ ·~ 81~bee·~ hchlt JO.to
Clt•tland Ave Co~t'
Mn•. CA 97626
lo11•11am1n1 P1omo·
l1oni Inc tCA), 729 W
16th SI Sle BIO, Costa
Meu , CA 97627
1 his b11.,neu ts CCln
dueled by e co1 por atron
H,.e you slar led doina
bullness yet 1 No
l ourntmenl Promo
!tons Inc • P .. h it1il
B•~bee Vice Pru1denl
lhts ~latemenl w•s
filed with lhe Cou11ty
Cleo k nl Ot1nae County
on 01/20/04
2004U7141J
O'''Y Piiot Jin 22. 29.
f eb S, 12. 2004 Th018
w.. ......
"-S.......
The lollowmc pt1sons
a1e do11111 busmen u .
•) Su Pooni Capital, b)
Se~po1nte r 1n1nd al, c)
Sea Pooni f 1nanr1al, d)
supotnte nel, •) Su
poinle ftn•nc11I Serv1c u. 17821 17th Street
1195. foslln, CA 92780
Cr •la Boar dmtn,
17821 17111 Strtet •195.
Tustin. CA 92780
This business ts con
dui;ttd by. en lndlvldu1J
Htvt you slatted do1n1
bualnen ytl? Vu. 1986
C• ••8 8011dman
lh•s st1temt111 wu
filed wttll the Counly
Clerh ol Orena ... Counly
on 01/30/04
20CM6t7JOIO
D•••r Piiot r eb 6, 12.
19. 26.1004 TlllJO . w.. ..... "-S....
Tiit tottcwlna ptftlOll'
.,, doln1 buslnen as:
qll ltuo111ce of °'"''' Coo11ly. 2500 r lrnpittlat
Hwy • Suitt 201 ·2!'>?,
81t1,CAmil
hftlt• W. l1ncut11,
Jr , l t20 Woodtrt Ofhrt,
Pl•et11tla CA tZl10
• This bu•ln•as It eon·
llucttd by• tfl ln4Md11tl
Ht¥1 you t ft(ttd dolnt ~n)'ttt
Yas l/1!300'
James w. l tnc ., t",
Tnls 111temtnl wo
flied wUh Ille County
Clttt. ol Ot •nee County
on 01/30M 10CM•tPJOa7 0• ly _ Piiot Ftb 5. 12,
19, 26. 2004 Tlll 35
Re-. ..... ... s......
The lollow1111 per $OllS
e1 • cS01n1 bvs1nt" u
O••n&e County EHcu
t1ve Nt lWOtk, 2040 M1ln
St 6th Floor, llvtne, CA
926lt
Oaborah McMuter,
'l5&4 Stn Joaquin Hiiis
Rd , Corona Oel Mtr, CA
92625
l hi\ business Is con
dwcltd by. 1n l11dMdu11
Hue you SUilltd doina
business ytl7 Yu,
lanu1ty 9, 2004
OtbOf fh McMtsler
fhls 'l•lemtnt wu
ltled with lht County
Clerk c f Ota11e• County
on 01/20.IO<I
2004H7'4U
O••ly Ptlol l<1n 22. 29.
f eb 5, I?. 20<M fh076
fkttllm ... ... s.......
I he lollow1na Pf' son'>
die do1n1 bv\1ne" a\
II Patao, L P • 20820
Pauo Panoram~. Yorba
Linda, CA 92887 2432
Je111lynn Honeycutt,
20820 P11 .. t o Pano1•ma.
Yo1ba lflldn Clo 92887·
?4.12
lohn lloneycull, ?0820
Pi~M Panorama, Yorba
l1nda. CA 9288/·2432
lh1• bus1neu " con duclod by a llmlled
p~1 tner,h1p
llave you slatled do1na
bu\1ness yeH No
Je111lynn Huneycull
This .. 1atement wu
llled w1lh the County Cler~ of Oranat County
on Olt20/04
2004H7171l
0•1ly Pilot Jat1 22 29.
I eb '5. 12. 2004 1 h088
rldltlM...._, ... s ......
I he lollowoni: petsons
a1. Oou•e bU~lllO'>• a\,
Mat~u Jap1nnt Hes
Uurant 1803!> HtaLh
Blvd th1ntm11to11 Beach,
CA 92648
Malsutow Ct1•P011llon,
.i C•hlo1n1<1 Co1po1<1l1011
(Catilornla), 18035
Beach Btvd , Hunllntilon
Such. CA 926<18
lh1s bus'"ess 1s con
dueled by a cotporal1on
Have you .. tarted dotn&
bus.inns yet?
Yes 9/28178
M1tsutow Corpnoat1on.
Mnsayosh1 C Seto
Pru1d1nl
This slatemenl was
toled wtlh lhe County
Clerk ol Or •nee County
On 01/23/04
20046'72170
011ly Pilot Jan 29 f eb
5, 12.19.2004 Thl02
flctlllM ..... .... s .......
l he lollow1111 pe1 •On'>
Me dmng business u .
aJ J & S Garden Ser·
vices. bl I & S Oes1en
and Con\t111cloon Ser·
VICC\, 178 V11a1n1a Pli1ce
co,h Mua, CA 92627
Jelh •Y H Stevenson,
178 Vuamoa Pl1ce Costa
Mesa, CA 926?7
Th" buslnen " con·
dulltd by an md1v1dual
tfavt you .ralltd doone
bus1neu yet' Yes
01/01104
Jtlh ey H S\tvenson
lh1s \talement was
f•l•d w•lh the Co unly
Clerk ol Or 3nKe County
on 01/09/04
2000t70410
Oaoly Polo\ Jan IS 22
79. r •b s. 2004 r h065
MOOO Of APPWllOll TO
SS1 AlCOMOUC IMIAGlS °"'" .......... .i-.y 26, 20IM
To Whom II May
r.nncetn lhe Name\s)
ol lhe Apphcanl(•) 1s/
ate S&A GENl<AI INT INC
Tne 1ppl1can1s hsled
above '" e applylnK lo
lhe Oep•r rmenl ol
Altohollc Bevef a&e
Cont,ot 10 sell 1ll'ohol1c
hevera1es al. JJA<I £
COASI HWY, CORONA
O[l MAR. CA 92625
lype ol hcense(s)
l\pplleel lo• 41 ON
SAll GCN(RAl EATING
Pl AC£
Publrshed Newpo1 t
Buch/Costa Men 011ly
Piiot January 29, Feb
ruery 5 12. 2004 rh095
flctlllM .....
"-S.......
The loUowln& pe1 son~
.,. doina buslnen as
Cottaae Blue, 10 Rue
81•ml1 N•wporl Beach,
CA92660
Al•na M. Hedlt~. 10
Rut Bteu •It, New pot I
Ouch, CA 92660
fh1s buslnen is con
dueled by '" 1nd1v1dual
Havt you star led do1na
bUSlnes~ yet1
No Al~n1 M. Hedley
ThtS Sliltment was
hied with the Cou11ty
Clerk ot 01 anle County
on01/20M
2004H7147•
Dally Pllol Jan.
Feb 5. 12. 20<M
22. 29,
Th085
The followt11c persons
ere 6o1n1 business IS
Clta1 Ma11c, 18712
B•ookhu1\I St.. Fountain
Valley, CA 92708
R1ch•rd M•lthew 11.leln,
1871? Brooltlluttl St ,
FounlAlfl Valley, CA
92708
1 hn bu\lne'' is eon·
ducted by. an lndivldutl
Htve you $111 led doln1
buslnen yet? No
Richard M1tlhew t<leln
1111, <ltmtnl wn
llltd wtlh tllt County
Cltrk ol Otani• County
on01/23M
to046t721tt
01\ly Pitel l•n 29, F cb.
~. l2. 19,l004 lhl07 .......... .........
1fllt followlfl1 PtrM>na •1• doln1 butlMU n : Wor\i~ _ Sptn Unlimil·
td. 1651 Otllll Place,
CotU Meta. CA t2e1'S
Leon• lturlt. 18$8
Olttu f'lact, Cati• ...... CAt2'2' Thlt lltutltltu l'I con·
dllcttd .,. Ill ffldt'vWuat
H-~ou 1tartt4 dollll --·~'"° LION lHflt
Ibis ays,..0s ••
Oail'f Pilot
llltd with Ille county
Ctc1ll ol OJ ana• Ca...nty
on01/20M
I0046f7141S
011ly Pilot l1n 2'l. 19
f•b 5. 12,4004 Th077
~ ..... ..........
1 he lollow1na petSont
"• dolnl but tfl•H IJ
Vliton Strike, 24J7 [Id.II
Avt. Coslt Mtu. CA
92627
M•rk Sev1, 2437 [Iden
Ava. Cosl1 Meu. CA
92627
Th1$ bus1neu 1\ con
ducted by •n tnd1v1dt"I
Hive yov sl•tted doona
builntss yet> Yu. l/20/
04 Mark Sev1
l111s sl1ternent w<»S
fole"d with the Counly
Clerk of Or 1n11e County
on 01/30/04
2004H7SO .. O•llY Piiot f eb 5. 12
19, 26. 2004 lhl31
Ac-. ..... ... s.......
Th• lollowlne peosons •re do1na busonus H
Grea's Custom C1b1nets
1nd Woodwo1 ~1na 186
holello Lana, /\lso V1e10.
CA.92656
GJt&Ory J, lundqu1sl,
186 l rofello L•11e, Ahso
\11e10, CA. 92656
Th•S bu"ness is con
dueled by' .in 1nd1Y1dual
Have you st11leel doln&
business yet? No
Gie10t r J lundq111sl
Tl11s slalemenl was
fll1d with the Cou11t~
Clerk ol Or1nee County
on 01/09/04
20046970474
Oa1tv P11ctl Jan 15. 22
29,Feb.5.2004 Tt1070
flctlllM -...u ... s.......
lhe tollow1n11 persons
are doine bus111us as
Pac1l1c Gen•l 3 Maon\e
nJnte, 2252 AY~IDll St.,
Cosl• Mes•. CA 92626
l eyva Vale11hn, 1252
Avalon St Co•ta Mes~.
CA 92626
1 his bu\lness is ron
ducted by 4n intllv1dual
Have you slarled do1ne
bus1ntu yu\1
Yu 1999
Valenhn l eyva
lh" statement was
filed with the Counrv Clet~ ot o,.nae County
on 01/27/04
2004H72S20
Daily Pilot Jin 29. f eb ~ 12 19,2004 lhJIA
fidltleslllllans ... s.......
Tfle lollow1ne person~
•rt do•ne business as
Stflctly l 1mous1nes
Unhmlled, 23016 lake
Fo1esl 01 Suite •Al57.
Laeuna Hills, CA 9265J
Evan Martin M•d11cal,
1205 W. Walnut St ,
Santa Ana. CA 92653
I hi\ busmen rs con
Clucled by an 1nd1v1dual
Have you \far led dom~
busmen yel, Ye> 1996
Eva11 Mai hn Madr1gal
This ,1atement w1s
hied with the County
Cltrk nt Orange County
on Ol/30.IO<I 20046t1S07t
Oa1ly Ptlol f eb S, 12,
19, 26, 200tl Thl27
~ ...... ... ~
Th• lollow1111 per..On\
are C101ng business u
82 Solution~. 10 Onr
wood Wesl Suite •68
lrvuno. CA 92604
RebtLU I /aroo, 10
Deerwood Wes! Suire
468, Irvine. CA 92604
lh1~ bU\llle~" IS COf'I
ducted by •n rnd1v1dual
H••t you slo11 led da1n2
bus1nen ~et?
Yes 01/01/04
RebeLca I I ••oo
lh1s \t1temen1 wu
tiled wlllt the Courtly
Clerk ol 01an11e County
on 01/23/04
2004'972117
011fy Pilot l•n 79, f eb
5, I?. 19, 2004-lti106
RctillM .....
"-S..... The folfow1nc per sor1s
are do1n1 buS1nU\ n
Cullnary Advenlutn
1621 WMWICk l;tflP
Newpo• I Beach, Cah
lo1nla 92660
Julio P Patte1son,
1621 Warwick Lane,
Newport Beach Catt
for n1a 92660
Tho\ bu"nus IS con
dueled by an tndMdufl
Have you slao led doon1
busmus yet' No
luhe P Pallerson
This statement was
llled wllh lht C11unly
Clet~ 01 Oranae County
on 01/07/04
10046t70t"
Oaity Pilot Jan. 15. 22.
29,ltb.5,2004 lh06A ......... ... s......
The lollowin1 persons
are dorna buslne\s n .
St1rvtn1 Collet• Stu
dent\, 20591 Coshawk
Ln .. Hunllnaton Boch,
CA 92646
Randal Omchtl. 20591
Goshwwk Ln . Huntln1ton
8e1ch, CA 92646
This buslMn IS con
ducted by •n lndlYlduet
Have you ••••led dom1
business yel7
Yes I ·29-2004
Randal Onscllel
This statement wu
hied with Ille Covnty
Clerk of o,.nae County
of\ 0 1/30/04
HCM6t71077
Oally Pilot Feb. 5, 12,
19,26,2()0.t ThlJ7
"'--..... .........
lllt foltcwln1 persons
,,. dotn1 business 11:
lmmlaretlon Related
Setvk es, (IRS), 2130
Mein Unit 210, Hu11
11!\lton Buth, CA 112648
llhdjld Nlroumand,
360J Vermont *II. Loni
8tath, CA 90814
This b11111Mn 1t i;on •
d11Ct•d by: 111 lndi11ldu11
Ht" 10\I tlMltd dolns
buslnes. yet? No
M.djld N1toum111d fllb atatt mtnt wn flied with 1111 County
Clef• ol Oten1t CO\lflly
Ofl 0 l/20/04 ..... ,. ...
Dtitr Nol Jen. 22. 211 r1t1.5, l?.2004 lltOt1
~ltllll ___ .... __ . ___ ......... -_lllll'"::-:-M.---_~•..:.: ...........
........... Re-...... ...... ..... .. l.1111 ..... -l.1111 .... .......... ... -..... ... ......
the tollowln• per11ons The l"l'-w•nc
• y "' pe"ons The lollowln• P•t•on• er• doln~ busln9'• as: ate doln1 b 1 • • • us nen n •te doln1 bus1neh as· ll'~no fHtlons, 2101 That B-.. w • I •• "'~ vvY °'"'· 70!> Oetua Motors, 711 West hst 15111 t5, l'kwpo<I I C South CoHt Hwy 17th S C
Beach, Cit 92663 l<t&una Beach, CA 926?1 1 • oslll Mu•. CA
Yuko Tollunaa•. 2101 Vereeya Phalleey• D 1 M Cati 15th ~. Mewporl 2300 P1t1e Cieell Clot' e U• Ol11r Inc (CA),
Buc:h.CA92663 fahview SI . Cost~ 111Wtst17th St . Cost•
Thts business is con· ..__ c• 926"'" M~. CA 9262> ~. " <v lh11 bu•men 1s con· cklcled by: an 1ndivld4ial 1 hts buS11H•u is cun ducted b•. a COt"'''lllNJn Hive vou slatted doln1 ducted by ·-n" .. 1 ' .. -, ~ .. ' vlVlvull Have you SIA• 1114 do1n11 business }'ti? Yes, Jin. Ha~e you started doll1g busmen yet? Nu
28. 2004 business yet' No Oelua Motor Inc 1 ony Yut.o Tollunaaa Ve.eey• Ph•lleeya Se1140, Pte~nl
fh1s statement was fh1s statement 11r~i. fht\ ,14itmenl was fl'-" with the Counl• hied with th Co 1 1 -' e un Y tie~ ,.,11, lhe Couritv Clerk of Oranae County Clerk ol Otanae County Clerk ol Oran•e Count~
on 01/30/04 on OJ/09/04 01 "'7 • ' 2004.,73075 2004.,7 .. ~66 on ,. /04 ,... 2004H12SJ4
011ly Pilot hb. 5, 12. Dally Pilot J,111 I~ 12 Oaily Pilot Ian. 29, feb
19, 26, 2004 Th l24 29, Feb 5. 2004 thCJ68 5, \2, 19, 2004 111097
fktlliMllsi.u Rt-. ..... ... s..... ... s...... The followlna persons
are dolt1e business as.
Global Lead Source,
l56S·8 McCetot Ave •
lrvtne, CA 92614
llech Assolcates, lnl
(Cf<), 1565-B McCaw
A•e . Irvine, CA 92614
lhtS busmen 1s con
ducted by: a cocpor a hon
H .. e you started do1na
busmess yet? No
llech f<ssoc1alu, Inc
Rochat d Delhoun ye coo th•~ statement wn
toled with lhe County
Cletk of 01a11ae County
011 01/J0/1)4
20046t73"7
Daily P1to1 reb. s. 12,
19. 26, 2004 lh l 32
The lollowon~ per \On\
are dorna btatnen a•
Baby Dubt. 63!> I f 11 st
St '211, lushn CA 92780
Runsknt, tn, (NV>.
147 W KA tella A•e •
I 105, Ota11~• CA 92867
'his bu!>•MeS!> IS lOll
dut.l•d by • COllX)t 6hOn
Have you st.11 ted dtJ111g
buStness yrt1 Y•s.
l•nua1 y 1'1, 2003
R1ntskol. '"' Oe.moud Martin. Pte\ld<:nl
This ~• .. toment w;i\
f1lel1 with lhr Cou1lly
Clerk 01 01 dll~e County
on 01/0';1/04
2004697046$
Daily Pilot )Jn 15, 2'?.
29. rob !>. 2004 111067
lhe tollow1ne person\ lhe lollow111g person~
are doine busmeu as ate dom1t bu\lne\~ d\,
Onu11v1be Produchons, Ch1eh M.1111te11•11t •·
8812 Belmont SI.. Cy 2020 I ull~rtun • 18,
ptess. Cf, 90630 Cost~ M<!••. t;A ':1?6?7
Shey C14!go1y Macy, Chtt>lophet ffuwen
8812 Belmont SL, Cy 7020 I ullc1 to11 •18 ,
pt eu. CA 90630 Cusl.i M~\d, CA 92627
This busmes~ os c:on lh1s bus1n~ss 1\ co11
ducted by ;in 1nd1vodual du• ted by .in tndiv1du•I
Ha•e you s1,1r1ed dn1n11 H••e yl)u 'tarted do111~
business yeP bus1n.-s y•P Nn
Yes 0 1 16~04 Ch11stophe1 Bnwen
Shey Creaory Ma•y lht\ ~talem•nl WA\
fhlS slale1nent was ltied w1lh the County
filed with lhe Cou111y Cle1k ol Oti111Ke Co1u11ty
Cl•1k ol Orange County on 01/20/04
01101/27/04 20046t71416
2004•972Sl I Daily Pilot ldn 27, 79.
Daily Pilot J~n ?9, feb fob. 5, 12. 2004 lh082 5, 12.19, 2004 Thll7 ,
Policy .
1 tte fotlow1n1 per sons
a1 e do ma bus inns u .
MJS G1oup, 668 Noith
Piic:1t1e Cuisj Host.way
'208. L•cuna Buch. CA
92651
Sleof\~11 I Wheeler,
668 N P •~tl1c CuASt
Hwy •208, L •1111n•
Bla•h. CA 92661
fht\ bU\lll~S\ I~ lOn
ducted by an 111d1v1dual
H~ve you \lar IPd dome
busin • .-yet1 No
Steph•n I Wheel•r
Tht\ •l~lement wa'
llled wtth lhe Co11nly
Cle1k ul Orange County
on01/('JJ04
20046t 12192
Daily Ptlot J4n 29, r eb
!>. 12. 19. 2004 lhllO
~ .....
"-*'-' l he lollow1ng pet>On\
are duin11. b11.,neu a1.
St11ke l1m• Pro Shop,
1091 Uld lr•in• Blvd .
lusltn C~hforrna 9?780
Patsy l tt!.ld L1tvdk,
2913 11,ubnr Blvtl , Costa
M•'•t. C•hfo1111a 97626
lht\ bu"11e1s " con
du• led br 411 rnd1vodual
Ha•e you 1ta1 ltd dome
b11M110\'> y,;11 No
P.11\Y luua llh .tk
1111\ ~l~len>•nt was
loltd with the County
Cl•t~ 111 Ot.inge Cuunly
011 01/{)j/04
2004'97JS44
Daily Pilot f eb !>. 12.
19, 26, 7004 1hl40
........... ..........
The followlnc per sons .,, dolfta IHl1lneu n :
Mat\edllq , 410 f'Otll
setlO. Ave., C0<ona def
Mat. CA 92625
laml Mall•'· 410
Po<nsetlla Avenue. Co
1on1 clel Mat, CA 92625
Tiit$ business ts con
dueled by an 1nd1v1du•I
Hne you st11ted clolna butklH~ yeU
No
lam1Mall1t
This statemel'lt was
ltled .,.,th lhe County
Clerk ot Oran1• County
on Ot/20/04 20046t7147J
011ly Pilot J'iln 22. 29,
hb. 5, \2. 2004 Tl\086
I ht tollowma pen.ons
art dolna buslneH as:
a) ·Color Sh•dts, b)
Celt..: Onamals, c) 0.eu
Bay, 1000 Brostol SI
Nor th, Ste I I J ·330,
Newport Bch, Cf, 92ii60
Daksha Pitel. 583
Slanlotd Court, hvtne.
CA92612
fhl> bUSllll!SS IS con
ducted by' an 1nd1V1dual
Ha•e you st31ted llo1n11
busuiess yel7 No
Dahha Patel
lhls sl~len•enl w b
llled with the County
Cletk ol Or•nt• County
on 01/09/04
2004 .. 7047J
Dally Pilot Jin IS, 22,
29,feb.5,2004 Th061
AdlllM .... ... s......
The lollow1n1 persons
a1 t dotnit business as:
Ooerl lro11woud,, 1597
Montov1a /we . Pfewp0<l
Beach, Ca 92663 .
Ja11el Mel eod, I 592
MonroY18 A•e , Newpo1 t
Bt•th, Cf, 92663
I ht\ business ts con
ducted by an nldtvtdual
11••~ you \lat led do1n11
b1151ntss yet' No
Jone I Mel eod
lh" shtement WllS
filed with the County
t;lerk of Otane• Countv
on 01/23/04
2004 .. 72190
D•1ly Pilot Jan 29, f eb s. 12. 19.2004 lhlOll
........ .... .......
The totlowl"• l>•UOtU
are doln1 bu"illess n . Poe.dot Posey. 6014
Warn., Ave. Huntmclon
8eKh, CA 92647
David Ch11·Ch1h ll1111.
7822 Shafltt Cr 14,
Hunttnflon 8Hth, CA
92648 Thn bus1neu I\ con
duGled by. an 1nd1Y1du1I
Have you star led dohte
busl,,.n yel7 No
David Chia Chlh Lt•n11
Thts statement wn
llled with tlle County
Clerk ol O!fll&• County
on 1/12/04
200l .. 70ltJ
Datly Pilot Ian. IS, '2.
2.9, feb 5. 2004 lh059
Rt-. ..... ... s......
lhe loltowma pe,.ons
are dulna bl•s111ess u
Mer add en Rutty, 6
Seabttd Court. Newpml
Beach, CA 92663
Rich.id M..:hacl Mc
fad<kn. 6 Se•bord Court,
Newpor I B•ac h, CA
92663
lhts busmus is con
ducted by an uodlvtdu~I
Have you slat led dol11&
busmus yet' No
R1cha1 d Mteh~•I M1
Fadden
this statement wo
llled wllh the County
Ct•rk of 01a11ae Cuuuty
01'1 01/30/1)4
10046t7S094
Datly Pilot reb 5, 12.
19, 26. 2004 Thl25 .......... ... s......
The follo11rtn& pe• ~Un) ••e dom11 busontu '" Bl•sche Inter •Or\, ?OS
Magnolia SI • Cush
Mesa, CA 92627
Dena Bt1sche Baron.
205 Magnolia SI . Coll~
MMa, CA 92627
fh1s bustnes• is con
dueled by an tnd•vldu•t
H.i•e you •l~tled domi:
bui.111ess ye17 No
Dena Btu cht' Sa1on
Tho\ \talen••nl wa)
l1led w1lh lht' County
Cler II ol Orauge County
on Ol/23/04
20046t72 ltl
Oa1ly Pilot Jan 29. I eb s. 12. 19. 2004 lh 112
.... ..... .........
The lollowlna ptt so111
.,, oolna buslntss n :
Sonny C1fwf0<d '""'''' lalklM. 2220 Br lnctlSl. ~l668ot t Beat h, CA
ramen J. 00111110, 2220 811ndis1, Newp0tt a .. ch. CA 92660
fhls business b con
dul'tt4 by: an lnd1vtdual
Hne you st~ed doltli
bus111ess yel7 Pio
tamer• Doualn
1hl5 st•temcnt was
filed wllll the County
Clerk ol 011n11t1 Co unty
on 01/09/04 ~·70U7
Daily 1'1lol Jan. t 5, 22.
29. feD. !'>, 2004 Th~
Mila ..... ... s......
Th• followm1 pet \Uto~
dre doing busmen a•
a) Paethc r 1dellly Ru1
Estate. b) Ho111on West
Capllal, roJ 71h St
l'lewport Buch , Cf<
92661
llt\011 Powell, ?03 Ith
St. Newp11t I Buch, Cf<
92661
This buS1nes~ •> cm1
ductHd by an ml11v1dual
Have you stat led do111~
bus1nes> yet' No
Ja,on P Po,.ell
Tt11s >latemenl w.1\
ltled with the Covrotv
Cler-ol Or an11r County
Oil 01/27/04
20046t72S2J
Oa11y Pllol J•n 29. f eb
5. 12, 19, 2004 lh098
~ .....
"-*'-' lh~ lollow1n11, pe1>011>
Me dolne business as
8e11t hmark Const• ur
11011. 186 Trof~llo I Jll.,,
Ahso Yteto. CA 92656
Gregoty I. Lundqmsl
186 r1ofello I ane. Aliso v1~1n. CA 92656
I ht\ bllSIOt:SS IS. \.00
dulled by 4n mcl1V1d11al
HHY" yuu •IM led domtl
busu1~'' vet' No
C1 e11u1 y J l undqu1~1
l his statement wJ>
Med wtlh the County
Cle1k ot 01an11e Cc.univ
011 01130104
2004697J095
Oa1ly Pilot f eb '> 12
l9. 26. 2004 111126
How to P lace "
........ .........
1 he lollowma persu1i.
••• dolna bu11ness •' Independent C1ullvl!
160 Cedtill Way If
L1cun1 Beach, CA 91651
Ludovic 8111nvel, 160
Cedat Wty tf. laa1111.1
811ch, CA 97651
This bustntu " con
ducted by all 111dm d111I H••• you sl~• •~d do1111 buslneu yet' Y•s. 0 1/
24/04
Lud<>voc Batnvel
lh1s, sl•l•ntent w•'
ltled w1lh th1 County
Ctet._ ol Or•1111e Cuuuty
on 02/03/04
20046t7lst.
Ootly Piiot ( ~b 5. ll',
19, 26. 2004 fh I ?O
Rt-. ..... ... s.......
I he followrna perso11s
••" do1n11 bu•1t1H> o c.~•blanc• Hau &. NA1I\, 2')25 W 17th St •C ~•nl.t Ana. CA 92706
I 1hl C•P•l•f. t11c
(CAJ, b()() N I uclld St .
S•ttl6 A11,1, Cl\ 91703
1 ht~ busme'~ is con
duded by • torpo••hon
lt•ve you •I•• ltd llo1n1 b11~1neu yeP Y•~.
l:>/24/03
("st Cap111I ln1 Ros"' It•"· Voce Pt es10e111
lh1s sl•tement wn
l1lei.l with lhr County
Cte1 ~ ol Or ~n11e Cnu11ly
on 12129/03
200JH6tlH
0•1ly Pilot l11n 22 29.
Feb!>. 11.2004 lh08!l
Tel Us About
YOUR
GARAGE SALE!
In
CLASSIFIED
(949)642-5678
,.,. lollow1na "'''ons
eoe do111a bu11nen n
Mo4 I •1101 s ?790
1111 bot Bl 1105. Costa
Mou, CA 92626
Aon OjillUMll, 14101 Kal~y _f,vo .. L•kt1 ro1 e,t,
CA 926.JO
This bu~111e ... •• .on
dueled by '" md1V1d1111t
Have you )lt rted doone
bu>oneu yel? Yes, 1/1/
04
Ant Oianatt•n
lh1s •l•fement w••
toled 11r1th tht County
Clerk til 01 •n1e County
on 01/J0/04 2004H7>099
Daily P1to~ f eb !>, 17.
19. ;'6, 2004 lhl2J
Thursday, February 5, 200( IS
the lollowm& 11e1sons
ate dol1111 buslnns ~s.
Soccer • ao•m. USA. 1640 s .,...uor "•c. -0. Cosl• Mesa, CA 92627
Mat •In UltsH Aau1l•1 ,
164ll Supe1101 f<ve. •D. Co~I• Mesa. CA 92627
(htl busmen Is COii
ducted by &n mdmdual
Have you st1Hh•d do1n11 bu•111~•S yel? YO&. 01/
09/04
Mar •111 Uhsu Ajlulla1
lhl> ~••tcmeul w•s
!tied wllh lh~ Ct11111ly
Cl~t k ol 01 an11e County
on 01/20/04 2004H7,41S
Oatly Pilot J,w 22 29,
Feb 5. l;t, 2004 ~
lh<1 follow11111 per~o"'
••• do111w llus111eS• o 401IES1 Con1ullAl1h t<t<J W M•"'llO~•. ~•11 Cl•merH•, CA 91672
L.tu•d 83ld1, 140 W Mot11lO\~, SAn Cte111cnle,
Ca 9;167l'
lltt> bll>lllfU I\ 1.1111
ducted by .. n 1nd1v11tu•I
H•ve ynu ,1.1 t~d do111~
h11l l11•U yel?
Yn Otr.IQ10.
Ld111• a .. 1111
lh•.. ,1 .. 1r111t"n t w'"
tiled with lit~ Crou11ty
Cl•rk of U1¥11g" Cuuuly
01101/23/04 2004't72199
D•tly Ptlol "411 IY I •b
~I] ~2004 lhlll
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• • CLASSIFmAD Monday ...................... Frid:i y 5:0Upm
Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pm
By Fax
(949) 631-<>594
<l'k•"' ""''lido.' your OllJn<' "'kl
p/l••k' numho:r <11od w.o'll <ttll
........... L "llh •• (lfWt 1111111<' I
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Hy Phont•
t'N'>I b42-'i67M
I lours
Hy Mail/In Person :
HO Wc'I Bay Street
l'o~la Me,u. CA '>2627
Al Newpor1 Ol vcl. & Bay ~1
Wednesday .............. Tuel.day 5:00pm
Thur sday ............ Wcdnc~dJy <i·Oopm
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Sai urd:i y ..................... Fnday 1:00p111
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Monday-Fnday
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ma 1n lhis newsp11per Is
subjec:t to lhe f edet al
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a s amended wh1th
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ence, limlU t lon 01
disc• lm1natton besed on
tece, coloc, telt110n. sea,
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¥1olltlon of th• law Our re1de11 ,,. htreby
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l11p advetllled Jn this
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04' t11 .... , 09PO(lu111ty .......
To compl•ln of dlt
i.rlfl'llllatlon, c .. HOO toll-
frM et 1·800 424-1590.
WANTED
ANTIQUES
Older Style Furniture
PIANOS • Coli.ctiblft ·Acid-_. ..............
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1944 Church (1/2 Bit [
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sue f>..8 ~ ClolhH,
Atl' HotMhold. Mrct 0$, folifrJ ~ tllftll! ()Wlbtl ,....,_.,c ........ ,MfM
1lems. uerylhln4 must
aol 1157...,,..AftMI.
S1t111day 9·3
NUelYUOSMI ~.7,00-
531 westrnfflstet Ave
off l~lh St.. Newpo<I
B .. ch. f'urnllute, toy• &
Iott ot vut •lull.
GAAMJ IHll«i or
Pl.A llOtt PRIJ'f..RTIS
ARTIST WALK ft tlSl~
SAKTAW.
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21S NMMHSTSAKTAW.
Come flf~. lood'
crtt~m.s
~YNOCOST .. .,..,., New P-Wheel
~ Scoolt'S. hNWy
discounted l&'escf~ C.. toll free I 866 ?42 4748 ;>4 hourl a day to
-~ you qu.c.fy (CAI. •SCAif)
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Entry I •wel Poa•lions, 18+, no._...,...
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transportation. lodtkla
pnMdld. .., ... bcn8
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m
SOOS-SISO
l aecvtlve tlesk, enghsh
style, oa.,, (ye.r 1898)
llht enlayed lop, PP
S750/obo 949 759 3092
WWte i..ttMr couch,
~ bed w/°"4 1r...,
waitw & Cl lfc. MIN °""' l1'IU5t ... 71«i'J6.2Jl41
Lultte< Sofa i. loveseal
bt•nd 11ew In the crate
Mus• Sell Can dettvet.
f79S 949 355-8097
<MlnYSU .... l lD
Sl*I wood. brnl -In bo• must "-Wor1h '81>-m>~
.,.
HSCUI 91 1 Lift'•
Uncerlal"tlea HapPe"I
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7402·7466
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female, shoh h.s p.ipers
$600 dy~ 949 574-4249
evu 949 515 0337
SPORTltG GOODS/
CAMPING/ EXERCISE EQUIP
All CASH CANOY Route
Do you Hrn S800 In •
day? Your own loc1I
candy roula. Includes 30
machi,,.s •nd candy All
f0t S9.995 Mul\1nnd.
LLC 880 Cr11nd Blvd
Oeer P11k, NY 11729.
80(). 998· VE NO
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COUNTY
O,DUAY-SUN 1-S
Tennis Cou1t l >t~te
6,000sl 5br 6ba hom"
1.22 1" 180" c-1.1hna.
ha1bo1 & sunsel .i~ws
SJ,995,000 Y11tu1t lou1
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' a sln11e em
ho"ie, latae lot, qoiet
s ttUI. 1499,000
Acent Do" Lona ...............
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CM ofllcla 1i1111Ct ln fklll.. .... lOW SIOO'•·
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... """' nWd feb. lcmd
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PrlM• Office Swlte
Approa 61Jhf, 1083sl &
IU:fst 1111 80.Sl.98fsc
neet Newport Ctnlet
Anll•ble i ll 7~ 6300
··~· Offk.. 2717 8'1stol, CM 15(JO,J 70()m
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Rea ch 80,000 H om es Each Wee k
For Only $32 per week (4week minimum)
Call Lorraine at (949) 57 4-4245
Newport 8tldl NewpoftCoat
leeuty et the l•y HAHOR VllWS CASSIS
M•nufact111 ed ltOme 2b• o ..... YIPIO\ 5br 3 ca1
?ba ' OflKe all ha~ l•lldPn l!dt, 24 hr gua1d
ber11 temod mu't ,.,e• K•led comm S2,8J9 000
M\lt I>• w/\dUna. 1•1r11r11 Stel•me ~\tlet Pl•hnum
nt msh 11.1 RV PMklllll P1 Op•t he~ 949 71 !> 31 !lb
7 llub II\" I 110 0 I\ 0.-~:.W l'/ .. SI 79,900 M11y Wood
Apent 949 ')84 5111 1 Sl.799 a C••t•ll,.. ---&UMd &llOd tommun1ly
......,.,.,., ....... Why Coa•I Propert1u ol C•hl
'"It ll'Ml )'Ill• ._, hom' laune leag.1 949-509 8923
Ibo It.. w/tA1nl ...... 2W, 2\e upclete4 -''· lrorn UC~Jttl 1()11.,...lr!ly llfd11rd lh. nu pnt, '""'m 1ell0d, ,.k'!, hw •4)il(e ttt• pool, spa & Ill !.nit ~It
ink Gddtl1 • \~Jly ..... kir Sl900 949 6/3 ,~ ~ IWbor V't!!W Ible
9'9 6Cl 1.112 114msul S..Anl
•••<ULATf conAGf HtSl0ttC S•nla Ana loll
Molntaln Rooms f« Rent 6040
Prapefty -Newpert Helf';" •hi"~
so COLOllAOO RANCH ?br apt w/p111 111,1h· 1\•ll
s .1., 60 AC S?9.900. •lot •II" S~50/n111 uu I ulil
only $Al a werk •• Year no ,mo_e 949 1>4~ 18ll'i
~ltd clOSI' nut• Sue .. ~ ... mt>oey now .111d own
~ome 111 Colo1 ado" be\I Space for Rent -l•nd Specl•cul•t vtetot~
of the HIXk•~. ""es' ,. MBA 2•• CAIJl•I lo 6000 3Uf!\ ot 8LM \ll'f¥. ~ .. tllllt'I Re~ mea Yu1 round Pcrtocl ,,. ~h. low
atCl'S•. •leo·/tel 1111 luded •~IM C.olyn 949.ai.'.J !:BJ I actll•nl """"<"'II low
down paym~nl . ~all tod~y toll lree· 866 696 AfSIOENT IAl RCNTAI S
5763 "b•sei.l n11 ?O"' ORANGE 7400 down, IS yr 6.95" •tm
<CM •SCAN) COUNTY
sle~' to NP 11~11thl\, 1 rttn 3 '111,e .~om st ,pc
111 r'~ 2 b•. Ip, I he1 k w/ctly voewl P• Ile 111cl
out Out V11 tual lnm S35K In bultdet llPtullldet
wtotw c1p1ndt11n1 com w/own pet\On~I eleu
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Cf,P & IONI Rt/Mf<X Meu1e1 Pl•lmum Prop
PREMlfll 949 451 I J~? e111es!M9115 3156
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l hese homes need work I VACATION To r!lQJIB AH ~
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lOf fO. SAU New1>01 t FOR SALE
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.,ties of Ca hf laLWie •. -...2-....... Ltalo ~5Q9-8923 aaled. llPtl1 &ded. 9 1 ... 1s
els, cte1hve 0 down,
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MISCEUMEOUS Bllbol lsllfld
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Rental To Dirt -a~raae. w/d, fp Aat
$1400/mo 9A9 613 7800
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l!o&N on lhe ., .. .,. , I.& "'-'di SUfiO 96K/~
br/prN ba, wlon closet, Conlllldel ... ... 'Ip, $795 ~ 7123
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only 11.350.000 lttm PUIAFIW Piut/Aat 949 219 2445
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1425.000 949 646 0311
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pflYlte room/bath ' 'vllil ~ I, 949 f\!3 J852
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Bdrm. 1r11. •Ion. 0/W, r1r. pool_/Jtc, from
SI095 cllll 9A9·650·01SO fOf detetls
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Art 949·67!1·6161
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jllQIUI balli. l c pt $1~ 2/15 )!'!y S11J15 ~1?25
1 Sec 20J6 Fullelton oo o lAllOI SlUOtO (t
clop lM9-5b2 SM:> .Ccfmpl1Uly remodel4td
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houie 1tyfe 2522 Elden
$1375/nio 9A9 642 S488
21r 21/tl• f__._.e,
Fp, 2 car 11'1. comm11n1ly
pool, pvt patio. twy close
$1600 A&1 949 673 7800
sar 21e, ntw capel &
'"mt, no peU, '111 161.h
Plate •I $1/00!mo
949 120 9422 e • l. 203
31r Sfo< level Apt den
\tudy. r pie • m1«:1 o. deck
Sl/!>Otm , 110 pet\, 180 T 21st Street !M9 W...7176
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Obi iM, KJdnr, nr Hrbof/ r .. 1410 ~ S21~ 114'~. 9"$®!£01
:H r 21 /•I• I. Shle
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2 Ut aar. pvt yard w/d
& 11•1 d•net incl. S2250m
~Vatl 3/1 949·6)J.38J9
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datilch home 2 ' llUch
pr r..eae 1ron1 & ""'
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now SB 112 16111 Pi.ce
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kitchen & b•lh, puvate
Pillo '1250/mo ynrly ~I 9.19·673-3663
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tied, bund new .itchen
& bath YHrly SIY.>O/lnO Aft. t4t-•7>-J6U
,.._ Ill 2br 2bt "*' ._,
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If Sl7~ 919-210-1100
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lb1 2ba S2 JOO
2bt Iba SI 700
310 & 310 1/2 36th St
9-49 721 $434
FREE LIST: 0 Down,
o Clo.lna Coet Homa
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• ANYONE QUALIFIES.
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comm 2b1 2b•. 2 c aar.
ytly $3250/mo Con t
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Cell ltm 94!1-278·9129
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Buda•t Carpel whole
prr<es, 1nsl•ll rep111s.
r11tretct11n1. prompt
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Courteous 1ny tilt iobs
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1trvlctt listed here In
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AND RESUME
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Bridge
8y CHAALE8 OOAEN with OMAR SHARIF
Md TANNAH HIRSCH
A FREE PIC1\1RE
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Openin1 lead; King of •
The U~ No Tnunp. de$igned
to wgest a diWlbut:ional hand. ~ a I~ tword. It can either pro-duce ~ah lnfonna1ion for prof.
illlble competition or draw A pu:ture
ol the hand for a pc~ptlve dee lam. Many theorists btlit've the COOVCO•
lion 5boll Id be uJed oo only two types
of holdina: H111d1 wilh '4l little
deferue that yoo want 10 UL-rifi~-c
rai.ber than defend and all tho>«:
whet-e you are ~tmng enough to ha~e a Clwlce IO buy the COl'IUKL With
baoch that fall in·bctwccn. yoo do
heue r lo simply ovcrcall wilhoul
pllnllna such a clear picture of your
holding. Thls deal ls a llOUnd lltllU·
"" ........... lmmad tlMd for pit rapwman.
70+ IPI Ufllts, duties rnd
plmbnc, Nc:t, ren repeirs.
f>lw'1day, 4 m0tnln&S/
ftlll.ht1yrate~ c.11 .. ,......_s211 .
11ldlt In favor of' their c;ne We t's two oo ll\lmp wac' "unu~u·
al," ~Ina .i lcaM five card< 111 each aunor. Ncnb) lbrce du1tnonds
wu inct&dcd '" • cue·btd qnicma ~ 1U trvmp.. E!a\I tried 10 muddy the Wale~ by l)m'mptlnJ: with five:
clubs. but N'onh coniinueJ hi)
l&t!~»••e \lAllCt' with lhc hci1rh .
~"' n~t-roulld rontrol 4lld try· 1n1 for a ·s~ ~lam. Sooth llOOCpled
wilh alacrfty.
Wes1 led !ht kln~ of clu~. Wilhout
the knowled,e lluit WC\I held Ill leout
I 0 clll\b j n the mlncn 11nd thid ~ i1 ~
were not brenlng. !>outll ""ould
l>IOOably haH• relied on a 3·:1 he<Ut ~ OI. 1r hcruo broke lwlly. find·
ina the king of di11Jnonds wnh E:L't llO
dtat the queen ""ould he the 12th
mrk. Unlucky.
Smet nt'lthcr chance ""'" lt~ly in
\IC: .. of the HUCllOll. dedarct 1:ho;c: D
difTe~nl uic:k. After winning the fin1
trick with the ac.: of club\, 1k.-clnn:r JfC\< 1rumJl" w11h I~ UL'C unJ ~in~.
then ruffed inc table'~ d ub in hand.
Next came lhrcc rounds of helin' endin!! in Jummy and. ""hen Wes1
howcll oul un the thin!. dedl!l'c:r
toulJ vinU11lly .:I.um the ~lam.
A low diamond wa> let! and. ""hen
EIL'I folln"" cJ lo...,, tht' nuie "'M rn~ed. We.\I won with the JOCI... but wa~ embarra~~ for a con11nw11ion.
A club return w1xi Id allow ck.'CIW'tr 10
ruff in one hand ~oJ discar\lin~ 11 dia·
mood from the ocher. anJ a J1.unond
.... ouw be D"'llY from the I.in¥ up 10
the queen Euhcr "'ll). South "'oulJ
ln>e only one diamond tric~. fulfill·
in& the ~IAm. •
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Tr1¥el Qu11tty Wholesale· Newpor1 Beach. p14tasa
flames s11krn1 h1&hlY lea resume 949·720-7301 motrvaled 1nd1v1d111I
Unl1m1ted income po
tent1al B .. e/Cenerous
Co mm1ss1on Must relO·
ca te Wut's lar1est
m1nul1Clured hous1nc dealer 800 242 0060
-.115 (CAL •SCAN)
NeftCle '94 Clvl< 4dr. dk
blue. aut. AC. CO, 4
Sl>krs, 124k nu. looks &
drtves areal. loc•I ''' • $4200 obo 714 377-1154
714·271·1904 cell
HONDA 2000 CRV l X
4WO auto 3~ SK ml
roof rack. n11nl cond
always &••ace. $14.500 949"73. ~ 949 588-9941
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Ref cal ~ 683-5850 .,,. °' .. 562 ..uz 7 422 days. .,._
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nt lQXXll 714~1447
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(714)142-1410
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cellent cond, white/tan.
prem p1ci.111. 111 extras.
S20.000 949-51S·0782
,.,_. 75 Jiii Cl/4 wry S1r... & or..,,... US
modll, Ytlaw/bll int :5
mi, SIA.S 714-l!i1·24M
Tr" Service, Yard
Clae11119, Maintenance. Spfill._ler R..,.ir. Hauhn&
(Mt) 6,._.711
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$14,000 (949) 640 0401
Lincoln ·02 l S VB, 9k
1ctual m1, lull lactory
w1rranty. Charnpaane /
Ian lthr, mnrf. CO.
cltrome wheeb , fantasltc
SIYllllS m ,99!> vl87241
Bk1. 949 586·1888
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beauty 40. m•. ctwomes.
1uto Sl8.750 714·751-2464
M.,ce4e1 '99 MU20
4411 m1. bl.ck/blk, mnrf.
full~ loaded. superb
lO!ld th1 o ueho u1
v878012 $18,995 Bk
949-516-118•
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Marcetle• 't• Sl.320
Conv, hard/\ofl top,
Whttt/hn ll ht, CO.
chrome wheels. superb
like new cond. $21,99!>
y IB421 Siu 949 58). 181111 _......,._
Mtrcedu '96 320 SL
Coupe while/I an Ith•.
h11d/sofl top, must se1
to appreciate .012496
$21,995 Bk1 949-fl86.1888 _...,..._
Mercetf .. •aa 5'0 Sl
Wlltle/lan, 1mmac tn/out
tuns arut new soil top. ,.., '°' S127.0 714-751 ~
TOYOTA '97 Ave ... ll
belae new t11es. well
ma1ntatned. under 40K
m1 $10.750 949-650-0IZS
fey9to '97 4 tt-
SR!i V6, •Int cond, loaded.
auto. new breaks, CO.
mrn I, vf:l y clean $9500
obo Scott 949 375 2756.
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Interior /u l and docks. ll 703468 949 400 10!>4
ICl'llN LOCINIY PAlmN9 ~ work, low ,.. ...
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The Catlt. Publlc
Utlllhts Commission requifu that ell used
household 1oods
moven rrlnl their P.u.c. C• T number;
limos and chauffeurs
pr int their T.C.P .
nurnblr In all ed-·
Uwmenb II you have
1ny questions eboul
the 1111111)' o f a
m over. ll1t10 ot
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Costa Mela, Ca
(949) 848-3006
Celt 949-887-1'80
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MalOreycln MIO
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BOATS
Power Bolts 9515
31ft Sllvert-2 bed·
room, hke new 4$4
Crusaders, shp avail,
$1 50,000 9-49 675 8489
2000 c u,to m 1711
Clan 1c elecl w/leak/
Holly deck, varnished
wood inter. new cush
;ons, Sun ey top & full
cover $3900 9&5(X).32SQ
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•
62 Flekeoll 53 N41utret Golor 56 Cry o1 dlamay
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58 Mode lenlat•
57 tr.J. of TV 58 Meny paranls
e1 =Khool
12 13
BOATS SUPS/
MOORllGS/
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STORAGE 9680
I /2 price •lltt 1v11I on
lido Isle up to SOii boat
1n ieturn for lew 11t&hts
slay on boat durma the
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