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Home My WebLink About2004-02-23 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot.. • • a1 . 10 Serving the Newpor(-!vfesa community since 1907 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2004 IN BUSINESS Small business is looking up in 2004 After a flat year in 2003, many in Newport-Mesa are already beginning to see improvements th is year. ' Lollt1 H1rper Daily Pilot Small business owners are optimistic about the year 2004, a statewide survey shows, and local expertS say those gen- Shedding light op Gteenlight • era! predktions mean additional benefit to local entrepreneurs, as this 'area has always stayed slightly ahead of me curve. Although the 1a1e·s economic recov- ery has not-reached every industry, 72% issue The City Council will ho ld a study session on Tuesday to help explain the guidelines of Measure S. June Casa1r1nde Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -What three years ago appeared to be a straightforward mea- sure to require voter approval on some large developments has proved more diffi- cult to decipher than anyone could have guessed. In hopes of shedding light on Measure S guidelines. the City Council will hold a study session on Tuesday . of California business owners are ex- pecting 2004 to be an overall beuer year than 2003, accqrding to an annual sur- vey released last week by Union Bank of California. Survey respondents also forecastcd positive numbers in regard to employ- ment. In 2003 10% said 111ey were forced to lay workers off. About 37% of tJ1osc surveyed sai~ they expect to increase i.taffing levels in 2004. Ed Fawcett, the president of the Costa Mesa Cllamber of Commerce, said those numbers are especially positive for the Newport-Mesa area, whkh tends to buffer hard economic timei. better Ulan most "Our hits are always pretty soft com- pared to the rest of me nation,· he said. And just as the hits are not jolting. the INSIDE For more business news. see Page A2 recovery is not going to give anybody whiplash with its pace. It should be a steady climb and a step in me right di· rection, he said. Sff BUSINESS, P11e AA .. We have a better understanding now than we did iliree years ago, so it seems appropriate to rake a look a t some of the language that the council might want to clear up, .. City Al'ty. Bob Burnham said. 111e study session comes in the midst of a battle between members of tJ1e Green- light group and me city over how to weigh the Marinapark hotel project. City officials have said that the project does not trigger a Greenlight vote because the city has aJ- wayl> measured hotels by the number of rooms and not by square footage, which is a main trigger of the Measure Sor Green· light initiative. PHOTO BY DOUGLAS ZIMMERMAN I DAlLY PILOT Jill Workman celebrates the last ·sex and the City" episode by drinkmg a cosmopolitan, the drink of choice for the women on the show. So long 'Sex and the City' The City Council voled last year 10 send that project to a vote of the people, bu1 saJd ii did not believe that a vote was re- quired under Measure S. Greenllght spokesman Phil Arst labeled it a crafty at- tempt by the city to set a precedent for idestepping Greenlight laws in me futwe. But city leaders fired back that GreenUght leaders had supponed me idea or using rooms to measure hotel impacts iliree years ago when the Measure S guidelines were first laid out. About 150 people at the Hard Rock Cafe gathered to say goodbye to their favorite show. Luis Pefi1 Daily Pilot M en and women alike convened at the I lard Rod ear~ in FcL'ihion Island to hid farewell to the cosmo-drlnking ,,ingles clan of Carrie, Saman1h:1, Olarlotte and Miranda alter six successfuJ seasons as the women of "Sex and me City ... The event, which cost $25 lo attend, served as a benefit fur the Newport Beach Film Festivt1l. · which one of Carrie's i.ui1urs fans would want to marry: Mr. Big. Aidan or AJeksandr. The farewell celehra11on wa.' the brainchild of Keiko Beatie. director of program development and speciaJ projeclb at the Newport Beach Film Festival. "We felt ilial there was so much interest in the final episode ... and that many or the supponers of me festival had inquired about it. and we felt tha1 we would go ahead and hiRhlight this event ... Beatie said. The BaJboa Theater project has under- scored similar problems in Measure S t,'llidelines. In considering me theater renovations. the city measured the meater by the number of seats and not square footage. The Greenlight group supports the Balboa Theater, Arst said, but mem - bers worry that applying me same logic to the larger Port Theatre could produce a very different outcome. Tuesday's talks could set in motion moves to erase such ambiguity. Princess Sorraya won first place as Carrie in the MSex and the City" look-alike contest. She 1s congratulated by Keiko Beatie. To get into the spirit of the final episode, me garnering offered a character loolc-alike contest. best shoes contest and show trivia. TI1ere was also a survey 10 see Most of the women who are fans of the independent foursome can relate to the characters• See CITY, P11e AA Sff ISSUE, P11• A4 • INSIDE/OUT Daily Pilot ~CE ONTliEWEB: www.daitP«>f.com Four days of the bad burger WEATHE~ ~ There might be more rain tod1y. Don't forget the umbrella. SMPe1eA2 · SPORTS The To1hiba Senior Cl1 .. lc fiefd won't Include 2003 Player of the Year TomWetson. SetP .. eA7 D ay one: 11 p.m. Some people find glamorous and exciting ways to get food poisoning. They eat bad caviar or errant . can¢ while on a seven-day cruise to Jamaica:They tum green and swoon aver Oysters RockefeUer and veal medallions at the governors inaugwal ball But not me. I'm not one of those people. Me, I had to get food polsonlng ' from a Monster Burger at a greasy diner. There's eomethlng fundamentally embanaM!ng about getting deathly ill from a burpr named after a supm11tural creature. J lay In bed and moan and during Judd moments trying to think of a way to spin the story without hurnlliatlng myself. Unable to find one, I decide to go wt tJ\ me tru m. whJch, u usual. proves to be a mistake. •0oob ... but I was really hungry ... " DAVID SILVA HSoyou ate a Mon.Ster Burger on an empty stotn1ch7 You can't do that. Dave! You're not a spring chJcken anymore!" ·0ooh ... will you atop •ying that7 I'm dying here!'' Call It vanity, but It's important to me that me last words 1 hear be sometJ\ing other than "You're not a spring chicken anymore." Day two: 4:30 p.m. The iliing about being accidentally poisoned is that it feels exactly like being intentionally poisoned. You writhe and groan and your only comfort Is the thought of what you'd do lfyou ever got allold of the pel'IOn who did tJ\is to you, Every~ cramping minute, my stomach maki.rig noiles ao dtaturblng they keep lrnlclng out the cat acrou the room. I nurse the lmage of wrapping my hands around the neck of that cursed) cook. But me problem with tJ\is, of course, is I can barely move. I can barely make it down the hall to the bathroom. can barely stager to the kitchen for a glass of water. Even if I dJd manage to get to my car and drive down to the diner and sme the cook by hJs throat. he'd probably just push me down and pelt me with Monster Burgers while calling the copa. There's just noth.lng I can do except lay here and grow weaker. l am helpless. •• ..:-=::.. ....... :::;er.=;;:::;;;:::_ • Fl'oru<>r) 23. 2004 YOUR BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT KENT TR£ PT OW I DAILY PILOT Jim Fournier 1s the owner of Fun Photo Studio, where he shoots portraits and displays some of the photographs he has taken around Balboa. A new photo shop on the block Alicia Robinson Daily Pilot Daily Piiot THE BUSINESS OF LANGUAGE Adding 'th ' for no clear reason ''H eighth" is not a word. Never has been. Never will be. So you can imagine how baftl.ing it is to sit in Newpon Beach Oty Council meetings twice a month and hear this non-word used over and over. The word, of course. is "height." There's no "th" sound at the end. And I'd bet just about. • anything that the addition of the "th" sound ar the end is merely a subtle mispronunciation by people who know how to spell the word correctly. Normally I just ignore it. But at a recent meeting I decided 10 take note. Councilman Dick Nichols said "heighth" about a half dozen times. Mayor Tod Ridgeway used it, too. Several other people did as well. but I can't remember whd. • During the entire meeting. I'm not sure anyone pronounced it correctJy. It's hardly a serious violation of the language. It's just weird. Another bizarre mispronunciation I hear ~n the dais ls "precedence." Qf. course, "precedence" is a word. But people keep Ulling it in place of "precedent." saying things like. "That sets a bad precedence." The funny thing about that is that half the council members are trained as JUNE lawyers. And in a city where It seems like half the population CASAGRANDE are trained as lawyers, th.is ... too. is a little weird. The words have pretty different m eanings. too. According to Webster's New World College Dictionary. a precedent is an act. legal decision etc. that may serve as a justification for a later one. "Precedence." on the other hand. is basically a form of "precede." It means to come before or to outrank. I try not to let little mistakes like this irk me. H oping to deliver lasting mcmone" to Balboa Peninsula visitors. Jim Foumler opened a photo 'tud10 on the Fun Zone boardwalk tlw. month. \\llile Fournier b new 10 pl11>1ography and the retrul 1>11.,1m·-.s. he's a longtime res1den1 of R.Uboa who has shared )o('al lurl' .111d photo., of thr communit un ha' weh'>lll' for th<' l.t,I five year., Jim· Fournier takes digital photos of people using a computer to place them on backgrounds of Fun Zone scenes. ph1JtographNI unul 1 picked up a l•llnl'rn. • he '>aid. I ir .. ell!> hi'> photos of Newport lkach 'ceneo; -waves breaking on the iruy. bird'> dotting a moonli1 'kV. hoat!> bohbing in the harbor Jlld 1he like -111 a fl'w area stores. 111' nl.'Wt'5t venture involve" taking 1hg11J) photo'> of people in fronl of ,1 hlank wall an h1' ,flop and thing t1 ro111pu1r r lo pl.at t• lhl'rn on lMd•ground., 111 I 1111 i'.one 'cene .... hm"' many phoLO!> they want on an 8· by I 0-inch sheet that Fournier pnntl.> in color o n photo paper. He aJso sells his own large. matted photos and maller versions on cards. monitors with a weather station on the roof of his sh op. or they can see what's happening a.round town via severaJ web cameras that snap pic1ures every 30 seconds. Others have unsuccessfully tried to run photo shops on the boardwalk in the past. but Fournier thinks he can survive with the technology to offer a high-quality photo qulcldy at a reasonable price. but it's difficulL Its like a battJe for m y soul as the nke me remains locked in a mortal full net on . with the nitpiclcy old bitty 1 could so easily become. And the more I pay attention to people'~ littJe mispronunciations. the more I tum into the nitpiclcy bitty. Still. it's hard not to lei her win ... especially when I'm constantly barraged with-' · ' words like "supposably." :\boUI 10 vear., ago. lw w;Hkt·cf .,l'ffinl'( pho1ogr.iplty prmJuch . hut I nurn1er '>Jld h1' 1110,1 recent 1ub \\J'> a., a nt~lll d rrk di a hmel. lk\ 1111ly heen a '<'rlOll' photo~rapht·r for <1h11111 .1 y1•ar Business is a little low because tourist c;eason hasn't hit. but l-ourn1er expect'\ things to pick up during the l.>urnmer. Whlle he enjoys having his own bu iness and taking tourist photos. fournier said the best thing about his shop is being able to share his artistic vi ion with others . Like the examples above. I've never once seen anyone write ·supposedly" wrong. ln print, everyone gets it right. But more than half the time I hear people pronouncing this word, they throw a 8 in there for no reason at all: "supposably." 11 , like a wuri-.1 photo." he ..a1J "It\ fun. a 'iOuve111r of Hdlboa." <.ustome ro, t·aJ1 dioo'>e from JS dafforent back.ground' and selec1 In the meantime. he keep'> busy a' a notary public and updalell to ht' web'>itc. "111e graLification of people coming in. and they look at my work and they say how nice it is and they buy it -it doesn't get any better than tha1. • One I've written about twice already is ··a whole 'nother." which people use to add emphasis 10 "another.· And I've aJso written about pe0ple saying "I should have went." which is incorrect, instead of, "I should have gone." I didn't kncJ\\ I \\ ,,, 1.i lirrp:/1111w111• TalesOJRn/1)()(1.com. v1 .. 110rc; to the 5ite can check the loc<1I weather. which Fourmer BUSINESS CALENDAR • Send BUSINESS CALENDAR at ems to the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa. CA 92627, by e mail to /u1s pens a lat1mes com or by calltng !949) 574-4298. Include the time, date and location of lhe event, as well as a contact phone number. ' TODAY The s.ntlce Corpa of Retired Eacutivea will sponsor a marketmg and promotion workshop from 9 a .m. to noon at National University. 3390 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. The cost is S25. S20 with preregistration. Information· (714) 550·7369. http:l.'www.score114.org. WEDNESDAY The <Anter for Real Estate Studies will conduct a free workshop on how to invest in rental properties and save money on your mcome taxes The workshop will be from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Un1vers1ty of Phoenix. 3100 Bristol St., Costa Mesa Information: 1800) 955·3135. ext. 3. The Costa Meu Chamber of Commerce wffl have a busmess after· hours mixer from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Plum's Cafe. 369 E 17th St. The cost ia $10 for nonmembers. Information: (714) 885-9090. THURSDAY St. Andrews Presbyterian Churcti wUI host a Career Networlting Resource meeting for those who are unemployed from 7·30 to 9 p.m. in Stewart lounge on the first floor of the administration building. 600 St. Andrews Road. Newpon Beach. Information: 1949) 574-2236. Arlt Reliance Mortgage wlll preeent a......_, on values-based financial plannmg from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bayside Crave. Corona del Mar. Information and reservahons. (949) 224-4212. Daily A Pilot Allc:le~ Pol1t1cs, business and environmen1 reporter.19491764-4330 al1cia roblnsontNarimes.com W."*'9 News assistant. (949) 574-4298 lu1s,,,.na@/atifTl#,oom ~RS VOL. 98. NO. 54 THOMAS H JOHNSON sww~ Photo Editor, (949) 764-4358 Publisher TONYOOOERO Edilor JUDY OETTING Advertising Director LANA JOHNSON Promo1tona 01rector EDITING STAFF S.J. Cehn Managing Editor. (949) 574-4233 e /.°'1hn!f.J latim111.com Oenenit Goulet Qty Editor. (949)~24 dine/Te gou'-t~i.times.com AldwdOuM sieve mcicrank~• latimos com JoM J. Sat1tOe Art D1roct0f I News Delk Chief, (949) 574-4224 /ostJ unro. " lat'"* com N.wsfcMofs Gina Ale-ander. Lon Anderson. Oa111el Hunt, Paul S111tow1tz. Daniel Stevens NEWS STAR' Deepllhlr.ch Mark C Dut1t1n. Don Leach. Kent Trop(ow READERS HOTUNE (949) 642·6086 Record your comments about lhe Daily Pilot or "4'WI tips Add- Ou r addreu 11 330 W. Bay St .. Coste Mesa. CA 92627 Office hour1 are Monday · Friday, 8:30 e m. • 5 p.m COfNCtlone It is the Pllot'a policy to promptly oon-ect ell e1Tor1 of aubatanoe. PleaM call (949) 764-4324. FYI MARCH3 The Wom«l'• Advancement N9!woftc .. aponsoring a worbhop hosted by Lynda Lawrence on generating ideas and marteting strategies for breakthrough innovetions. The workshop will be at 5:30 p.m. at 4500 MacArthur Blvd .. Newpon Beach. (949) 340-9755. MARCH4 The ~nal Coac:Ma a Menton 9'ghth annual conference will begin today at the Hilton, 3050 Bristol St .. Costa Mesa. The conference will include focused learning workshops and vendor exhibits. Information: http:llWww.pcmaonllne. com/conference/index.html. MARCH31 o,.ne-Coast eoii. will host ita fifth Mnual Small Buslnesa Conference and Expo from 8 a.m. to , p.m. at occ·s atudent center. The cost is from S59 to S89. Information: (949) 548-2411. WEATHER FORECAST There are lots of limes when I would argue that it's better to say things wrong. For example, you'U never hear me say "Whom is your favorite Backstreet Boy?" But other times. say in televised City Councll meetings. it's a good idea to know how to speak well. Of course. we shouldn't be too rough on city councilmen when the leader of the free world insists on pronouncing nuclear as "nucular. • George W. Bush certainly wasn't the first to suffer from this baffling inability to pronounce a simple word. But one would have hoped that io the decades since comedians started seizing on this mistake that our leaders would have figured it out To paraphrase a Dennis Miller joke from the late 1980s: I don't think our leaders should be allowed to maJce decisions on nuclear policy until they figure out how to pronounce it. •JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport Beach and John Wayne Airpon. She may be reached at (949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at 1une.casagrande@latimes.com. SURF AND SUN POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Newport Beech/Costa Meta Deily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Copyright. No news 11orles, illustrations. editorial metter or advert1semant1 herein can be reproduced without wrinen permission of copyright owner. HOW TO REACH US Cln:utadon The Times Orenge County !800) 252-914' ~ a...llied 1949) M2·5678 ~ 19491 MH321 Edible! News There la a 60 percent chance of rain tOO.y. Highs will be from 57 to 82 with light wind• becoming southwest at 15 mph In the aftemoon. Tonight will be mostly cloudy wlth a 30 percent chance of rain. Lows will be from 42 to 48 with light winds becoming northeasterly at 15 mph after midnight. with combined seas from 9 to 11 feet. Expect this to continue into the evening. SURF The size will bade down overall, but a backup 1yatem will keep the action going around head high or so. Tueaday and Wednesday are looking to increase a.bit as the •vtt•m rolling in today mekn full impaa along the ooaat. (949) &42·5680 ~(9491 674-<1223 News fex (949) 646-4170 .._.. ,.. 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Expect condhlont to stay the aame OYemight. TIDES T1'M 4:6'a.m. 10:51 a.m. 5:07p.m. 11:29p.m. tWeht . . . (949) 574-4223 11Chard.dunn l•timn.com MIM 9'.,..,eon Asslltlnt City Edhor, (9'9) 674-t286 m1ke.1Wen«>n ~com l.oMI..,,. Forum pege editOf', columnist. 19'9) 574-4275 IOlita 11MJJM!l"1t/rrM.com , Costa Mesa reporter.1949) 574-4221 deirdre.newnvn latm. com MlftMO'Nel Ec:tucanon llll)Orter. (949) 57e..t268 mariu.oneJ/ /Mimes.com t 02oo. Times CN. All righta r8MfVed. Farther out, Materfy winds will be from , 6 to 25 knots 1.00 feet low • 4.57 feet high 0.43 feet low 4.88feethlgh . .. .. WATER TEMPERATURE' . . . ' Daily Piiot COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION PREVIEW ON THE AGENDA There ls some discrepancy over where di.scoWlt parking Here are some of the is.sues will be provided, but that the commission will consider sl)ouJd be cleared up by an Monday. amendment to the SEGER STROM development agreemen t. AGREEMENT REVIEW WHAT TO EXPECT Smooth sailing since staff The commission will do its mem bers feel South Coast annual review of the Plaza is in compliance. development agreement becween the city and South CONSTRUCTION Coast Plaza f()r the APPLICATION Scgerstrom Town Center. ·rbe purpose of the review is to see TI1e commission will if South Coast Plaza has made consider a requ~t by Earl a good-faith effort to comply with the obligations of the development agreement. The obliga1ions include things like cultural benefits. open space a11d parking agreement!>. GETTING INVOLVED • GEmNG INVOLVED runs periodically in the Daily Pilot on a rotating basis. For information on adding your organization to this list, call 1949) 574-4298. ACADEMIC YEAR IN AMERICA Costa, Mesa families can host a German student and earn up to $1,000 toward a number of travel-abroad programs. Danielle Carpino, (800) 322-HOST. ALS ASSN., ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Amyotrophic lateral Sclerosis Assn., which helps people who have the disorder that is also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, needs volunteers. (714) 375·1922. AUHEIMER'S ASSN. OF ORANGE COUNTY Support group leaders, family resource consultants, special event volunteers, office volu,nt~ers are needed. Volunteers may work on one-time projects or ongoing programs. Training sessions are available. (800) 660-1993. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY The Orange County Region of the American Cancer Society seeks officc·votunteers. The society also seeks volunteers to answer calls for the unit's Helpline Info Center. (949) 261-9446. AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY DISCOVERY SHOP The American Cancer Society Discov8f)' Shop needs unwanted goods such as clothing, furniture, jewelry, accessories. antiques and collectibles to fund the society's research, education and patient services programs. The goods may be dropped off at 2600 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Volunteers are also needed from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday at the same location. (949) 640-47n AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY ROAD TO RECOVERY The transportation program needs volunteers to drive cancer patients to and from medical treatments free of charge. The required commitment is a few hours each week or month. Drivers must have a valid driver's license and insurance and be at least 26. Volunteers may use either their own vehicles or American Cancer Society vens. (949) 261-9446 or scomer@csncer.org. The American Cancer Society is also looking for volunteer speakers for its Speakers Bureau program, MeUot, for a time extension to add to the Newpon Harbor AnirnaJ Hospi1al. MeUot i.s representing property owner Ken Milljan and wants the one-year Lime extension si11rc building permits were not which offers a free service to communities, schools and corporations by providing trained speakers to address cancer issues. The organization will train all interested volunteers at a special session on Dec. 7 from 8:30 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m. at the Spectrum Club, 1535 Deerpark Drive in Fullerton. For reservations, call Florence Dann at (949) 567-0604 by Nov. 22. AMERICAN HEART ASSN. The American Heart Assn. is looking for volunteers to perform various general office duties in the main office and implement educational and fundraising events through Orange County. No experience necessary. Training will be provided. (949) 856-3555. AMERICAN HOME HEALTH HOSPICE PROGRAM The American Home Health Hospice Program needs volunteers to give emotional support to terminally ill patients and their families in the greater Orange County area. Training is provided. (714) 550-0800 or (800) 540-2545. AMERICAN RED CROSS, ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The chapter needs volunteers to address community groups about Red Cross services and to act as liaisons with the media in disaster and emergency situations. Lynn Howes, (714) 481-5376. ANIMAL NETWORK OF ORANGE COUNTY Become a bottle-feeder or take in pregnant cats at your home. Many shelters kill pregnant cats upon arrival. Dogs and cats are also available for adoption.(949) 759-3646 or www.snimalnetwork.org. ASSISTANCE LEAGUE OF NEWPORT-MESA Volunteers looking for varying levels of involvement are needed to help the organization with its goal of helping children in the community. (949) 645-6929. ASSN.RENAISSANCE CREATORS The Costa Mesa group sponsors and supports outreach community service programs. such as the homeless sanctuary. Volunteers are needed. (714) 540-5803. BEST BUDDIES The nonprofit organization is looking for volunteers 18 and older to provide companionship for adults with developmental disabilities. As a ~citizen Buddy; volunteers will viait with a buddy twice 8 month and call or e-mail Fabulous Clothing, Accessories c!r Shoes NeJU ~fJltfll9 4wvott & ~pecLot AIOltMowtU Blue Dot • Bordeaux • &Kndj Da'Vid Kahn • Hanky Panky • Noti~ Sandn McCray • Jaime Kreiunan Ario TIJn!Dy Man • inHeiding Marrika Nakk and much mo~! 494-1984 384 Forest Avenue 111 IM Un.~ M.JJ obtained before the one-year FYI time Limit. •WHAT: next Planning The City Council approved the master plan in Janunry Comm ission meeting •WHEN: 6:30 p.m .. Monday 2003 10 odd 6,000 square feet •WHERE: City Hall, 77 Fair 10 the hospital. Drive WHAT TO EXPECT •INFO: (714) 754-5245 The extension likely will be granted since the project still Cktober. The DcCinces' now complies with the city's code want to subdivide the requirements. property so Che indjvidual lo1s can be sold 1>cpara1d y. SUBDIVISION PROPOSAL WHAT TO EXPECT Approval. since the The w mmissio11 will hear a proposed 1>ubdivision b request from Tim and Ooug consistent with the genl'ral DeCi11ces to subdivide the plan and will provide rnorl' property they own at 2441 home ownt'rship Elden Ave. opponunitil•: .. fhc Pl<mnmg Comnussion approved the four-unit. -< iJlllfllll'tl '1)' I Jt•irrln• two-story development last Nt•11111/(lll them once a week. The organization also has an a-Buddies program that forms friendships entirely over the Internet. Volunteers for that program must be at least 12 years old. (714) 546-1826 or www.bestbuddies.org. programs free of charge to children living wtth HIV and AIDS. (323) 653-5005 CASA TERESA Casa Teresa, a temporary home for single pregnant homeless women 18 and older. needs volunteers for these pos1ttons: office assistant/greeter. computer assistant, program developer assistant, and resale boutique salesperson. Information-(714) 538-4860. BIG BROTHERS, BIG SISTERS The local chapter is looking for men and women older than 18 who have lived in Orange County for at least one month and have been employed for at least one month to serve as big brothers or big sisters for children ages 6 to 16 from single-parent homes. (714) 544-7773. BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INC. Volunteer opportunities for the Orange County Council include fundraising, program development and training to existing troops and packs. (714) 546-4990. BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF NEWPORT-MESA The three area clubs need volunteer coaches and arts and crafts workshop teachers. Call for locations. (949) 642-2245. BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS The organization ts running car campaigns to support its programs. If you would like to donate your automobile. call (800) 246-0493. BRAILLE INSTITUTE'$ ORANGE COUNTY CENTER The nonprofit organization 1s looking for volunteers to assist blind and visually impaired students in a variety of areas. Mary Johnson. (714) 821-5000, ext. 2113. CAMP LAUREL FOUNDATION Camp Laurel is seeking volunteer counselors and medical staff for Summer C8mp and Teen Adventure Camp. The organization is dedicated 10 providing educational camping COMPANION HOSPICE The Hospice is now recruiting volunteers 10 become a friend for someone who needs that extra special carmg at the end-of·life. Become a member of a team whose y oal is to promote quality of life and comfort measures. Each applicant will receive 16 hours of orientation and training. Information: (714) 560-8177. COMMUNITY ANIMAL NETWORK The network needs volunteers to help control the nsing population of wild cats in local neighborhoods. Volunteers would trap and deliver cats to local veterinarians for spaying or neutering, and then release them back 10 the property where they were found. The goal of the program is 10 save the lives of stray cats. (949) 759-3646. COSTA MESA CMC Pl.AYHOUSE The playhouse needs volunteers for ushering, backstage wort<, mailings, typing, controlling lights and many other duttes. (949) 650-5269. COSTA MESA HISTORICAL SOCIETY The society preserves and promotes the history of Costa Mesa and the harbor area. Volunteers are needed for the archives, library, museum, docent and public outreach programs. (949) 631-5918. ~ LAGUnA PLAYHOUSE ' • ' ' I ' ' ' ' ' ' ~ ' ' ' ' '; • ;_. ' "SMA!J.t... AMUSING ... A JOY TO LOVERS OF SHRtwu DIALOGUE & SHARP ZINGERS" THE CONSTANT By W . SOMERSET~ Dir«ttd by ANDREW MRNICLE NOW ntRU MARCH 14 WIFE ~-...... Pmduc" .. tMUBLL{;fW~~T I 11EllT tlbBY-1 ........... ...... , Monday, February 23. 2004 A3 Featuring A Live Tribute To Frank Sinatra Every Monday & Tuesday 6-9pm Steaks • Seafood • Cocktails .. 'Quali1y Scrvic~· .. ... Nighdy En1cnainmcn1 ... I nr R.,,,,, '"''IU'" (",1/1 (949) 646-7944 H•'i<; lniraw A'"" C:oua Mt .. l 11••"' U U't\.J ,.091 · \el htHit \a~• tl•• U V.l"tl ti ti ).&I VILLA. NOV A Happy Hour on the IBiter Live Music 5pm-7pm Monday rhm Friday $5 Martinis & 112 Price Appetizers 1949-642-7880 1 3 13 1 W Coast Hwy., Newport Beach A4 Monday, February 23. 2004 PUBLIC SAFETY BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Man found dead in manna A man was found dead in marina waters after friends reported him misslng on Sunday morning. 'lllt: Newpon lkach J"o- hce l>cpanmem ~cived a phone call at I0:30 a.m. concerning Donald Koll, 4J, of Santu Ana. l~riends of Bott rcpone<J tu J)Olic<· Lhat he madt> prior threal!l uf suicide, Newport BeaC'll Po POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • Anton Blvd: An out of area wananl was reported in the 600 blodt of Anton Boulevard at 1 ·32 p.m. Saturday. • Bri1tol SttMt: A burglary was reported in the 3000 blod< 1119:31 p.m. Friday. • Bri1tol StlHt: Grand theft exceeding $400 was report~d in the 3300 blodt at 6:02 p.m. Saturday. • C•megle AY9nU• and Elmhurst Lane: A DUI was reported at 3:25 a.m Saturday. • Harbor Boulevard: A violation of a protective order was reported in the 2200 blodc er 1 :46 e.m. Saturday. • Newport Boulev.rd: A DUI was reported1n1he1600 blod< at 1 :30 a.m. Saturday. • Sam. An• Riv., and Vtctoria Straet: Public mtox1cat1on was reported at 7:02 p.m Saturday. ISSUE Continued from A 1 "l11i' ii, a ~ouJ 1hing. • Arst \ilid. "Wt·'rc 1.au1i11usly opumb tk dbout wh1•r1• 1h~ j., gomg." Om• ol the thm~ the dly at· 1111 nt•y\ ofllrc will point out 10 roundl 111t·ml>t.·n.. I!> Lh:u Lhe word ~approved" In till' Mea~ure ~ g11lcleli11rs llliKhl I'{' IOU V'JRlJe. for e1.J1111pll'. under Mea.,ure S, la~e pruj<.'Ch go Ill a VOit' of the pl·oplc ,1f11·1 the my cm111d l volt'' 111 "appruw" the gent'ruJ plan aml'lldnieni fur tht• project. llumharn 'aid ht• will n:n1m· 1111·11\l thal ·'llt'h lJ t'llllnCll VOil' ii> a vul<' onl y to 'f'11J the' matter to voter.. :uul that it i' nut a11 t•n- 1l11rseml·111 of a r>rt>ll.'t'I hy tJ1e n11111dl. Lily lc11tlt'rs will also con..,1der wlwtlwr "tnmsfcrs of cntitJe- mc11t " should he :;ubjcc:t to Mea· ~urc S. fhlnsfcrs 1.1re a fairly com- 1111111 practice In which a site approved for devclupmt'nl trans- fers the specific~ of lh<.• approval 10 onothcr propeny or even to AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St , Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by e-mail lo luls.pena~IBtimes.com; by fu to (9491646-4170; or by calling (949) 574-4298. Include the time, date and location of the event, as well as a contact phone number. TOOAY TM World Alfain Coundf of Orange County will host George Argyroa, U.S. Ambauedor 10 Spain, al its monthly dinner and speaker program from 6 to 9:30 p.m. el the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd .. Newpon Beadl. The cost is $48 for members and $55 for nonmember1. Information and retervation1; (949) 253-5751, http://www. worldafralrscouncll. org. A GrNt DulalOM ditcuae6on on ·Muslim Olversffy: h1 Chellengn to U.S. Policy" will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. et St. Matt Pretbyteri•n Chun:h. 2100 Mer Vista. Newpof1 Beadl. The dlscuulon will be led by Bob Ca1e. lnfotmatlon: (949) 780-1691 , http://Www.fpa.org. TUESDAY Hoeg Ha Ill Ital wtl ..,...nt e oommunlty ~~on #The New Guldellnet on Hypenenlk>n" by Or. Rk:Nrd Blenkenbelter at the ~ Hotpltal Confefence Center in Newport &Ndl. Information end reteMllione; (IOO) 51......e24, http:/,WWW.~/.OfrJ. Uce Sgt lb~ Fischbadter said. l'olice found an e~r ness who last saw him at the marina at 3.135 W. Gout Highway. The Orange Cu11111y Sheriffs Harbor P.a· trol and Newport Beach lifeguards assisted ln tJ1e search for the man by send- inK divers to the marina where they eventually found the lifeless body at 11:30a.m. 111e preJiminary police report indicates that the in- dividuaJ may have cornmit· 1c1I suicide, Fischbacher said. NEWPORT BEACH • Aries Court A vehicle was reported stolen in the 100 blodc at 2:23 a.m. Sunday. • S.yside Drive and lrt1 Avenue: A suspicious sub1ect was reported at 8:06 a.m. Sunday. • Cunnion AY9nUa: A miscellaneous hazard was reported in the 200 blod< at 8:46 a.m. Sunday. • ~ Drive: A suspicious subject was reported In the 2400 blodt at 11 :53 a.m. Sunday. • Newport Boulevard: Petty theft was reported in the 2700 blodt at 10:22 a.m. Sunday. • Unhtenlty Drive: A disabled vehicle was reported in the 2300 blod< at 11 :25 a.m. Sunday. •West 15th StlHt: A burglary was reported in the 800 blod< et 11 :01 e.m. Sunday. •21th StrMt: A party was reported as a disturbance at 1 :49 a.m. Sunday. .111u1 her dcwloper. "'n1esc are some of the things we're goinK 10 try to smooth out 11ow that we've had tJuee years of l'Xpt•rience with Measure S; liurnham said lohn lluttolpb. a Newport lk'ach resident who · helped promr1 the study se!!Sion by wri1mg 10 the cily auomey's of- fice 10 point out problems with Measure S guidelines, sald he will be keeping a close eye on the fine print of the talks. ·It should be watched very dosely to be sure that it's not merely a public relations ploy, but adt.lrt>MCs I.he substantive problems with the guidelines..· Uuttolph said. Hunolph does not identify hjmseJf as a member of Green - ligh1 and instead dt>soibes him- self as a concerned resident who wunts 10 as\ure that the city fol - lows the Measure S law. •JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport Beadl and John Wayne Airport. She may be reached at (9491574-4232 or by e·mall al 1une casagrande a>fa times com. about his new book •Sex. Time and Power" as part ofthe manuscript literary lecture series from 7 10 9 p.m. In the Friends Meeting Room at the Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave .. Newpon Beach. Tid<ets cost from $5 to $10. Information; (949) 717-3890. WEDNESDAY Hoeg Hoapftal wtl prwent a community education cle11 on ·Heart Healthy ~ng· by Hoag chef Richard Reilly et 6 p.m. at the Hoeg Hospital Conference Center In Newport Beed\. lnfonnation t1nd rMervatlons: (800) 51~24, http://www.hoaghcnpital.orQ. Mother'• Merbt wtl ho9t "TM Path lo a HHlthler, More Vlgl You," a free seminar by St8'19 Holmes, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Patio Caffl. The martcet la at 226 E. 17th St., Coste Mesa. Information and reMfVatlon1: (949) 831-4741. (800) 596-6667. Teldng ~TheNpeulto Meaage •nd 8odywortt wtM hoet •free WOtbhop on trlgget potnt the,.py with prec:dtloner cattot MeaertCtlmldt The worlcahop will be from 7 to 9 p.m. at 120 E. 18th St., Com Meu. ln1onnatlon end reservations: (949) 413-1587, dcrrt-..flf Hrlhlink.'*- The--of •• ...,, : ... Securtty• Involving the Pltrtot Act, Immigration and dYtl htiee wtll be clecul 11 d In I lecture by Or. N-. Sello pro1"1or of lew .. Georgie Sim u~ be•recepdon at 8 p.m. by the~,. from 7to1:30 p.m. It tht UC IMM UnMM 11tr Oub, It the COfMr of Loe lr8"C09 DrM Ind Eaet ,..._,,..DrM on• ua BUSINESS Continued from Al ·1 have a pretty good feeling that most buslnesses ln Costa MCM have slowly began 10 climb,· Fawcett said ·Anybody who has been feeling the pinch lately can expect a nice ~pace of restoration.· tulle Kramer. the vice presi- dent and manager of the Union Bank of California office on Su· perior Avenue ln Newport Beach, said she has seen a optimistic spirit of entrepreneurship. "I am getting a lot of requests for small business loans; new buslnesses or people want to borrow to expand,· Kramer sald. ·nuu shows a Jot of confidence." Kramer sald businesses related to home buying or home im· provement are absolutely boom· ing because of the real estate CITY Continued from Al because they have an essen ce that is positive and supportive fur female relationships - something not normally port.rayed by women on Tv. Although the ~extracurriqtlar activities" of the characters may be in quesrion.. it's their search tu find mean.iJ1g in their relationships that the faru; of Lhe ·how feel a kinship to, Beatie ~id. Fau s also liked 1hc frank.ncs.'l of the foursome ant.I I.heir openness about sex. "1''11 miss Sam antha, not hccause she is a slut. but hecaui.c she i a strong woman who n111s her own business. who rnukei:. her <1wn deci1>ions land I who rules her own world," salt.I Leslie Carlos of Huntington INSIDE Continued from Al I am tmdonc. Surely, this was how the vktims of Lucre'Jfa Borgia felt. shaking I.heir fists impotently in the air as they slipped into unconsciou.c;ness. lxry three:: II a. m. The t.looor walks into I.he office. introduces himself and aslcs me what's wrong. Before I can am-wer, he spots the cover of 11 RI~ magazine I had been re-Jding, on which is a close-up photo of a fancy. twin-engine jct in mJd-tlighL A look comes ~r my doctor that I can unly describe as pure lust "My God, look at that thing!" he exclaims, scooping up the magazine and holding tJ1e cover do<;e 10 his face. "1 that not the moi,t beauliful thing you've wrr seen? Isn't it? I low many <Wais do you thlnk it hasr ·1 honestly have no idea.· I say. "My God. that's beautiful," he sigh..._ "WeU. 100 rich for rny hlood." f le M:IS the magarine a.side with some regret "So. what seems to be the problem?" I describe my symptoms. and after a quidc examinarion the doctor rel.ls me I have food poisoning. I le advilies me to eat bland foods and drink lots of campus. Information and reservations: (9491824-8430. ksmom1@uci.edu. THURSDAY The Founders Guild°' c.. Teresa invites the public to attend a play, "The Subject WH Roses." H a fundrelser Feb. 26 and 27 at the Newport Theatre, 2501 Cliff Drive, Newport Beadl. All the proceeds from tidtet sales will be doMfed to ca .. Tet'H8 and Hannah'• Hou1e. Tidcets cost $66 per person. All the proceeds will be doMfed to C... Teresa and Henneh'1 HouM. Information: (949) 158-6385, (714) 638-4860. ttoegtloepltmlwtl..,...nta community education dau on •innovations In Cardiac Surgery" by Dr. Douglas Zutman et the ~ Ho9pltal Confefeoce Center In Newport ee.dt. Information end reaorvatlons: (800) 514-4624, hnp:l...WWW.hollgho.pital.orp. ...... School wtl prwent Don S.'1tenl, Loe Angeles Times Pulltzer Pria-wfnning photogn9Pher, .. pen of ltl community apealcer sen .. at 7 p.m. at Sege Hiii $d1ool, 20402 Newport Coeet Drive, Newport Coast. Bartlet.ti will speak etSout the story ·enrique'a Journey," .t>out tn Immigrant ctilld's treecherous journey to the United Statw to 1'9Unhe with his mother . The coct ... '° $12. lnformltion: (M8)2U~1-. ~•-.c:Om. TheM~ Gulll olloulhem Onnoe County wtll hott. high tM hancNon with motivational epeeltet PM Ahn, 1 ~tdon by Toni Btuner, ...._.by SMdee of Rid of NaotpCMt IMah end muelo by "°" levy It the ') market. Aside from teithors and lenders, residential contacton> are experh:ncing a busltletS boom. And that trend Is being seen all over the st:uc:, W5 weU. · 1'hey have more busines11 than rhey know what 10 do with.~ Kramer said. l..cx.'8lly, retailef8 that cater to active youth, ~uch as skateboard· lnt1 or surfing companies, con - tinue to do well, Kramer said. Costa Mesa resident. Jim Gray, who uwns ABC Board Supply. agreed that I.he new year seems to be looking gouJ hut argues that hi!'. industry. which is spe- cific 10 skateboarding supplies ant.I not necessarily retail. rolled through tough eco11umic times without takin~ its hits. "Our industry dro pped llk.e Crni'Y la.st year." Gray said. "I heard or aVCrJNC drop!> of about 40% tu 50%. IAB\.I took only about 20% but that was because we were still recovering from a huge ''* ft~ ye&l'8 ago.· Gray said 2004 started off great, with Ioli of ordets ln Janu· ary and February. but argues I.hat the widespread optimism has more to do with probable changes ln woiUrs compensa· lion laws. l.aws that many small bus'n~ owners. including Gray. have saJd are ridiculous. Km.mer and Fawoelt agn.-ed. saying the positive upturn can only bt: expected if changes ln workers' compensalion and health insurance, The climate in C..alifumla has been trucing. Kr".uner said, and workers' com- pensation ~is Lhe big thing tJ1a1 is either driving compruiles out of business or causing 1hem 10 stru881e because of Lhe high cost." "TIUJI is very likely 10 kiJI me." Gray sald aboul workers' com- pensaUon. "It is pretty much putUng me our of buslness slow· ly but surely." DOUGLAS ZIMMERMAN I DAILY PILOT Ann Nguyen shows ott the pair of shoes that she entered into the best shoes contest. licad1. She'll aJ&-11 miss the lashio11i.. the ullitude.., and the friendship that 1he women in tlw 'how water, aud lo '>lay ,1w.1y from tJ1jng, like dairy pn.>dlU1.'i. '><IUCL'!. Jilli Monslt'r llurgL'I". "What about I:~ U1'11l·1lict?" I ask.. "Soft-rioached, wi1h ,1 rn< L' I lollandaist• ~uce?" My t.locttlr'i. ('Y<'' K" widt'- "Oh. no," I 1f' <.ays. "No. fhat woultl not ht• good." "I low ah<1u1 peprwn1111 piz:1.<1?" I a:.k.. ··1·.xtra dwt.~" 111ayb<.· 1>0mt.· green pcppcl"'i. I wa ... i.:01ng 10 have 1ha1 w111ght." My dorlor St:r<.1lt:hl"i lw; face nervously. "Nn. no piu.;1 for awhill'. rm JfmiJ." "H<."'d.llf? 1:ven if I skipped Ulf' greM pcpf><'rs'? I like W''t.'11 rePIX'""' hut I ran liw wi1J10111 them. I M1p1>c 1-,e." My 1hK·tor .,halct'S hi., lwacl. "I low abou1 paella?" I ket•p 1hi11ki11g he'll !-vt·nlually fit,'l1rc.• m11 I'm lllL":-.111g with him, but he llt>w r dol~ . .,., I ro111in11e w111t 1hi' lil1l' of q111..,1 i11ning I NI)' tl1w1•: 2 11.111 It '>t'l'lllS aJ1110 ... 1 a 1'untrat.lit.1ion in tenn\ 111 ~1y I a111 fcding well l'llllllgh 111 w;.1td1 daytlll1l' TV. My stomach 1-Lill fcel'i likl' I !>wallowed an cpikptiL w1·;L'('I, h111 .ti least I can sit ur. I nip through the dlann<'ls in i.earch ol sometJ1ing. anything. of intcn.cosl to watrh. but all I can find an• talk !>hows and "l't."Ople'" Court" np·offs. On onr talk ~how I.ht> topic is men whu Ulc.t> 111 drc.~' Ilk<' clrt·11., cltJWm. On piano and Carl Freedom on the violin. The event will be from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Club. 122 1 W. Coast Highway Newport Beach. Information: (949) 675-8881. The City of Newport BeKh wiN sponsor a work.shop to discuss potential revisions 10 Its sign code, including regulations on polo signs, window signs, monument signs and the calculation of permitted signage. The workshop will be from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Friends Meeting Room at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Newport Beach. Information; (94.9) 644-3200, http://www.newport beachlibrary.org. Round Table w..t wt1 hem a luncheon with guests Stephen J. Cannell, author of #Vertical Coffin," George Jacobs, author of ·Mr. S: My life with Frank Sinatra," and Gene Nora Jessen. author of #The Powder Puff Derby of 1929:' The luncheon wiU begin at noon at the Newport Beadl Country Club, 1600 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beadl. Tid<et1 cost $45 lnform•tion and reservations: 13231256-79n SATURDAY ..... Hoep1191 w9 ..-.nt a community education ct ... on ·elood Prtseure •nd Cho!Mterol Sc:nenlng• from 7to11 e.m. at the~ Holpltal Conference Cem.r In Newport Beectt. The cost It $25. lnfonn1tlon end ,.........atlona: (800) 614-4624, http:/!Www.hollghoepitM.OrQ. lnleyteM• .,,. ........ ,... YOft Slgnltan wtl .,....,,. K.lltte &town, hoat of •A.ft '¥Mr P'Ound i.harcd. W1Jme11 weren't the only one~ t-njoying the final hours of I.hr show\ run. l ilt.Id French of another it's women who 'teal their lx~t friends cimL'M.fown hw.bands. I find ii stmngely comfunin~ 111 watch the ·reality" court progrnms. in which the circui. down~ have tmdl'CI tht-ir nuniature bicycles for judge'.s robes and dii.pense sa.'>.Sy "jusrice" to bewildered "defendants." h's not that I feel that justice is bcin~ served. h's just I.hat it helps me keep thjngs in pcnipecLivc. Watching one particuJarly un.fonunare "defendant" 1nsis1 to a booing audience I.hat tJ1e check for his hair-plug ~cry bounced for reasons cnlirety 0111 of his conlrul. I can only conclude Lhf're are '>Ome fates won;e than food poison mg. /Jay fuur. 9:.1(} n..m.: I n 111sider it a m nlinualion of my bud luck for my appetite In fully retum bclorc l'n1 fully rernvcrcd. For four daY?>, I've kepi my c;Lre11gth up wilh rice. broth and papaya -a diet I wa-. able 10 maintain only OC'<-"aUM' the very thought of food ~a used my body to Lremble unccmtrollahly. RUI driving inlo work today, il's all I can do nor 10 gnaw on the stt't'ring whtoel. Vb.ion-; of food invadl· rny t.hout<J1L'> in riairs. Steak anJ t:gl,JS. Pancakes and ha.sh bmwns. Coffee and doughnuis. f'ir.1.a ant.I with Katie Brown." who will show anendoes how to create their own signature party. The event will be at 2 p.m. at Macy's South Coast Plaza. 3333 Bear St, Costa Mesa. Information and reservations: (714) 556-0611, ext. 423 1. TM Malibu Cat Show, Pf'8Mn19d by the Malibu Cat Club and the Cat Fanciers Assn .. will be from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in building No. 10 at the Orange County Fairgrounds. Information: (909) 372-9079. The Environmental tutu,.~ will present a birding walk with expen birder Maye Decker from 8 to 9:30 a.m. at the center, 1601 16th St .. Newpol1 Beach. The cost is $6. Information: (949) 646-8489. SUNDAY The MeMbu Cat Show, Pf'8Mn19d by the Malibu Cat Club and the Ca1 Fancier& Aun .. will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in building No. 10 et the Orange County Fairgrounds. Tidceta co11 $4 to $6. Information: (909) 372-9079. Author_.. ec.y. wtl be lignlng his new book •My Best Dav: Sports;' from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. al Mertha's Bookstore, 308'.h Marine Ave .. Balboa Island. The book coven aud't sports figures •• Terry Donahue, Peul Salata, ~Yardley end Den Rogers Within ltl pegM. Information: (949) 873-71•. .... RMltvwtl .,.., ~ Evening With Oscar:' • dwlrtty .vent to~ the Cyttic Abrolil Guild, at 4:30 p.m. In the Ttoquet ,..._,,.at South Cout Piiia, 3333 8ttst.ol St., Com Mlle. llcbMcoet- tnfonnatton: (112)481·1000, (714) ( The Gray fatllily also owns an· ot.ht:r Costa Mesa small business -the hair salon. Thmptationa on 17th Street -that has seen a steady economic climate for the ~I 15 yeats. Gray said b~ Is preuy steady, with slight drops iJl harder financial times because people generally spend less money on products, but loyal customers still need to look good. "Business is fine -actually, it is solid," he said. Peggy Fort, who owns the firm California Marketing Concepts, sald she has already gonen two new clients in 2004 and echoed sentiments of Increased eco- nomic recovery. In 2003, Fon said business was Oat. "I felt like I was working harder and making less money,· she said. "But this year has been good so far to my business, so, hopefully that will continue 10 be the case.· Irvine. and a former New Yorler, proves that "Sex and the City" wasn't just a chick show. "Carrie Bradshaw mentions one time 1.hat New Yorkers are always looking for an apartment, a job and a lover, and that's a true statement,· French sald. French adnUtted that the characters became pseudo fri ends 10 him. His favorite charncter was Olarlotte York. played by Kristin Davis. •Everyone watches the Super Bowl on the big screen, why can't we watch it ('Sex and I.he City' I 011 big I.he screen,· said Kim Nguyen, of Irvine. The characters were like family 10 her sister Anne Nguyen. who will miss talking about them wi th her own friend!> and family. Now I.hat 1.he show has come to an end, the Nguyen sis1ers will probably cancel I.heir 1100 subscription~. bt:.-er. And U1e only thing that keeps inc from hurling my car 1ow.in:J the n~t restaurant is die knowledge that my revivt'CI appetite is a big lie. My stomach has not fuUy recovered. My stomach is trying 10 kill me in retribution for that Monster Burger. But my stomach isn't fooling me. I know that if I give in 10 it and wolf down a pizza. I'm dead. And I'm not talking dead as in drop-t.lead-of-heart·diseasc at 50. I'm talking dead as in dead by mo ming. I go into my office and am sorting through three pages ol spam e-mails and frantic "W6ete are you?" e-mails when I hear a. rap at tJ1e door. 'Through I.he glass .. I see I.he general manager of I.he paper looking at me. YestertJay I had called him from the lobby of the hospital 10 teU him I wouldn't be coming into work again !Pat day. lbday. he is holding a white box of Krlspy Kremes in his hand and raising hie; eyebrows in a "I fey, wouJdn't you like some of these?" gesture. I look at him. After a moment, the look makes him grow visibly uncomfortable. and he walks aW'dy. • DAVI> SLVA 1s a Times Community News editor, He can be readled at (9091 484-7019, or by e-mail at david.si/va(@fatimes.com. 540-7355, http://www.torelfires/ty.com. MARCH 1 A Greet Dec:iaions di9cunion on #U.S.-Latin American Relations Post 9111" will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at St Marte Presbyterian Church, 2100 Mar Vista, Newport Beach. The discussion will be led by Diana Ught. Information: (949) 760-1691, http://www.fpa.org. MARCH2 [k WilliMn s..n wtl...,..., why a healthful diet and whole food supplementation are the best tools in preventing disease from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Turnip Rose, 1901 Newport BNd .. Costa Mesa. The cost Is $25. Information and tidcets: (949) 609-6947. MARCH4 TM w.ldotf School of OnM'99 County will pretent a ·walk Through the Gr.cte1; et which parents can visit four ct81Sroom1 from grades one through eiiht and~slt ad .. teacher quetdol.. The event 11 from 8:46 to 10:46 a.m. at 2360 Canyon Drive, cON Mau. The event 11 for adults only. Information: (949) 574-n32. MARCH5 The,.,... Cotta Meea ~ Moma Offering Moma SuppG!\ • nationwide organization for : • • ltaV-•t-home mothers •nd tt...-: cNtdrwt, wiN hew 1ta mon~ • eodel at 10 a.m. at 1820 S. • ~ Sunflower A.ve., Colla M.M. :-: : Information: (Me) 54fMl47, • : : hflp:IAtww.motrt-=tul>.OfrJ. : •• . . . Thee.,... CM ol New;.,i . Htltx>r wtl prtMnt lta lnftUjl, -. . ... TOWN,P•A9 i Daily Pilot TOWN Continued from A4 ~Search. for Talent" contest. The contest is for children ages 8 to 18, and trophies will be awarded tO' winners in three different age groups. The contest will take place at 6:30 p.m. at the Oasis Senior Center auditorium. 800 Marguerite Ave .. Corona del Mar. Information: (949) 673-8701. MARCH 7 *Taste for the Cure· is a wine tasting and auction featuring select wines lrom 20 California wineries with an array of gourmet l~od provided by the Four Seasons Hotel The event will take place from 1 to 5 p.m. in the Clubhouse at Pelican Hill, 22651 Pelican Hill Road South, Newport Coast. T1c*ets cost: $60 per person. All proceeds benefit the North American Foundation for the Curu ol Diabetes. Information· (866)287-3669 MARCH8 A Great Decisions discussion on "Middle Eastern Political Aeformn will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at St. Mark Presbyterian Church, 21QO Mar Vista. Newport Beach. The discussion will be led by Bob Berry. Information: (949) 760· 1691, hrtp:/lwww.fpa.org. MARCH 10 The Fairview Developmental Center will hold its annual Spring Boutique from 8 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m. in the'Fairviow auditorium. 2501 Harbor Blvd • Costa Mesa. There will be more than 35 crafters to ::.hun1rom Information: (714) 957 5188 MARCH 11 HIV Update 2004 will be held from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at the Westin Soulh Coast Plaza Hotel, 686 Ariton Blvd .• Costa Mesa. Information in the update will be drawn from the 11th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections. The undate will ho presented by Dr. Pdul J. C1moch, director ol the Center for Special Immunology, and Charles M Walworth, ::.pecialist in infectious diseases and HIV. Reserva1ions. (714) 151-5800, e><t 38 MARCH 13 The UC Irvine Arboretum will µresent 1ts annual winter bulb festival "Prelude to Spring," from 10 a m. 10 4 p m at the UCI Arboretum. south of the corner of Campus Drive and Jamboree Road on the UCI North Campus. The cost Is $2. Information: (949) 824-5833. The Surfrider Founct.tion '• Newpon Beach chapter will host a casino night fundraiser from 8 p.m. to midnight at Margaritavllle, 2332 Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Information: (949) 631·6273. MARCH 15 A Gniat Decisions discu11ion on •Public Diplomacy and U.S. Foreign Policy# will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at SI. Mark Presbyterian Church, 2100 Mar Vista. Newport Beach. Information: (949) 760-1691. MARCH 17 The Waldorf School of Orange County will host a pre-kindergarten and kindergarten curriculum overview lor parents only. The event will be from 7 to 8:15 p.m . at 2350 Canyon Drive, Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 574· 7732. MARCH 20 The Panot Education and Adoption Center, a nonprofit organization, will have a seminar on preventing and correcting biting behavior from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the Balearic Community Cen ter. 1975 Balearic Drive, Costa Mesa. Information: (9491 631 -3606, http:llwww peac 01g APRIL 1 South Coast Plaza will present the 15th annual Southern California Spring Garden Show during mall hours beginning today at the Crate and Barrel and Macy's Home Store wing, South Coast Plaza. Information: (714) 435 2000. hrtp:llwww south coastplaza.com. The Waldorf School of Orange County will present a "Walk Through the Grades,H at whid1 parents can visit four classrooms from grades one through eight and ask a class teacher questions. \ The event is from 8:45 to 10:45 a.m . at 2350 Canyon Drive, Costa Mesa. The event is for adults only. Information: (949) 574-7732. APRtl 2 South Coast Plaza wilt Pf9M01 the 1 Sth annual Southern California Spring Garden Show during moll hours at the Crate and Burrel and M acy's Home Store wing, South Coast Plaza. Information: (800) 782-8888. APRIL 3 South Coast Plaza will present the 15th annual Southern California Spring Garden Show dunng mall hours at the Crate and Barrel and Macy's Home Store wing, South Coast Plaza. Information: (800) 782-8888. APRIL4 South Coast Plaza will present the 15th annual Southern Cahlornia Spring Garden Show during mall hours at the Crate and Barrel and Macy's Home Store wing. South Coast Pl aza. Information: (800) 782-8888. APRIL 17 The American lung Assn. will be celebrating its 100th anniversary at the ninth Annual Big Breathe Easy at 6 p.m. at the Double Tree Hotel Orange County Airport. Funds raised by the event will be usod to send disadvantaged asthmatic children 10 summer camp dnd !or education purposes Information: (714) 835-5864, 1cook1aJoc/ung.org. APRIL 20 The Surfrider Foundation's Newport Beach chapter will host a meeting at 7 p.m. at Margantav1lle. 2332 Coast Highway, Newport Beach Information (949) 631 6273 APRIL 22 Share Our Selves presents a Wild and Cra1y Taco N1qht to support its services to the community from 6 to 8 pm. at 1550 Supe11or Ave. Costa M esa. Thirteen of Orange County's most prominent chefs will be participating in the event. Tickets cost $35 to $40. Information: (949) 642-3451. ONGOING The Newport Center Toastmaster'• Club can help you improve your public speaking skills or polish your business presentations. M embers come from a variety of professional disciplines and backgrounds. The group meets every Monday morning from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at 610 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Validated par1cing is available in the parking structure ne>Ct to 24 Hour Fitness. Guests are welcome. lnforroation: (949) 721-5732. The Newport Beadl Walking Club meets at the corner of Superior and Hospital Road in Newport Beach at 9:15 a.m. Monday through Saturday and 7 p.m. everyday. Information: (949) 650-1332. The Newport-Mesa cribbage club meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month from 6:45 to 9 p.m. at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave. in Corona del Mar. The cost is $2. Information: (949) 646-5293. The AClU of Orange County meets at 7 p.m. the third Tuesday of every month at the Unitarian Universalist Church, 1259 Victoria St. in Costa Mesa. Each month's meeting will feature a different speaker on issues relating to the Bill of Rights. Information: (714) 957-6107. Yoga clalSM will be ofller.ci Tuesdays and Thursdays from noon to 12:40 p.m. for nine weeks at West Newport Community Center. Registration is S54 for one class each ~ek or $100 for two days a week over nine weeks for Newport Beach residents. Others pay an additional $5. Information: (949) 644-3151. Costa Mesa's AecrNtion Division will provide a three-hour theme birthday party for up to 20 guests at the Balearic Community Center weekdays from 5 to 8 p.m.; Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. or 4 10 7 p.m.; and Sundays from 4 to 7 p.m. Parties for children 5 to 12 will consist of lunch/dinner. games. crafts. prizes, cake with ice cream and supervision by staff. Parties cost $250 or $300. Information: (7 14) 754-5158. 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For session dates, times and costs, call (949) 644-3151 , or register in perso(l al Newport Beach Recreation and Senior Services, at 3300 Newport Blvd. Profffslonal and licenNd soccer trainers with the All-England Soccer Academy are a11ailable for one-on-one, small group and large group training. Information: (949) 395·5103. Jewish Family Ser.tic• I• sponsoring a teen support group for high school students that meets Mondays from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at Tarbut V'Torah Upper School tn Costa Mesa. For information or to register, call (714) 445-4950. Pre-registration is required. j M Monday, ft!bl'uary 23, 2004 ELECTION 2004: MARCH 2 PRIMARY Cendldatea for the 68th state Assembly Diatrict: DEMOCRAT Al Snook !3VOTE :2004 HOW TO GET INVOLVED With a little more than a weetc remaining until Election 0.y, there's more than enough time to help your ~rtv or cause. Her•'• where to go: DOIOCMTIC PARTY Of ORANGE COUNTY 200 N. Main St. . Santa Ana, CA 92701. (714) 835-6158 http:l1Www.occ»mocr11ts.net • LIBERTARIAN PARTY Of ORANGE COUNTY P.O. Box 27871 Santa Ana, CA 92799 (714) 540-5053. (949) 955-5062 http:l!www.lpoc.org . ---~ Daily Piiot REPUBLICAN PMTY Of ORANGE COUNTY 245 FllCher Ave., Suite C·2 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 (714) 556-8555 htt.p:l/www.ocgop.org Stepping up to the plate for himself Garden Grove Councilman Mark Leyes has worked for past candidates, now its time to be one. Allele Robln1on Daily Pilot A fter knocking on doors and shaking hands on behalf of other candJdates for years, Mark Leyes decided it \WS Ume to make the effon for himself. Leycs l.s vying for the Republican party's noml.nadon for the 68th District Assembly seat, against Van 1Tan. A Garden Grove City C.0Wlcilman who has wort.eel with and for the government in various jobs. Lt.-yes said he's ready to take a seal in Sacramento himself. "At some µol111 I just kind of looked arow1d and baid, 'Well. I could 1>uppon other candjdal~ but I'm kind of llrt.-d or letting (the other guyl do it,'" he said. One of his abiding interests is economics, which he considers a social science that all legislators should know. "I wish that everybody had to take an economics course,· he said. ·1 wish there w-..is a lx-tter understanding of ecunomll.""- because then> b a rt'l>uh, u OOll'lt."'qUCJ\Ce to (•very <ll11Ul1 llegislator>I do. l'Very fot> they raise. every law they enact." I IL'i inlen.~t in politics dace' back to high i.chool. wht•n h1:. civics class put a.\lde 1he1r textbooks and m .. wad MmJ1ed a Live pohticaJ Le~-.cm: Wate~ace. "Although I think ii would have het·n very easy for me 10 have gotten very cymcal about pqlitics and guvcmment because of that I ~ very chn.lknged by that and saw an opportunity to get involved and make ii better. make It more honest." I.eyes said \\biting for 60th Oisuic.1 Assemblyman Hob Pacheco ffi·City of industry}, I.eyes gets to MARKLEYES AGE: 45 RESIDENCE: Garden Grove EDUCATION: Bachelor's degree in economics from Cal State Fullerton 1982; m&1ter'1 degree In economics 1984 FAMILY: Married for 16 years to Wanda Leyes CAREER: Computer operator for Automatic Data Proceuing 1984·87; economist and environmental planner for P & D Technologles 1987-90; government relations specialist for Orange County Weter District 1991·98; political and busineH consultant 98-00; special projects coordinator to 60th District Assemblyman Bob Pacheco 2000·04; Garden Grove City Councilman 1990-2004 PARTY: Republican deal with the business of government ~ry day. talking to constiruen~ w1d doing caseworit on legislative issues. Even in fonner positions he wu." involVt.'tl with the government. In his job with the Orange Lounry Water District he worked on groundwater policy issue!> and helped draft bills that SCFV\.-d w. .. rate models for groundwJler management. he !>aid. In 2000 he worlc.ed on a llepublicru1 voter registration drive and lw'!> served on Garden (;rove Cicy LounciJ for 14 yean.. 'lh c city ha.' come a long way clunng his tenure on council, he ... 11d. lhe council expanded the cuy·., Lax ha..e witJ1ou1 raising cax mcc ... attracced new bll.)inesses and increased the efficient)' or chc water department and ~mitary district, he said. "I'm very pleased with the fact tJrn1 U)e city b In mut h healthier financial shape than when I started.• Lc:..oyes said. He has enjoyed serving on council, but he's ready for the· ~mbly now. he said !here's other people lhat can do this job ... I can move on and let som ebody else have a chance.· he said. ON THE ISSUES SlEV[ McCRANK /OAILY PILOT Mark Leyes 1s a Republican candidate for the 68th District State Assembly seat. What Is the moat preulng Issue In the 1tat9 7 In Newport-Meu7 The most pressing issue in the state is illegal immigration and its drain on taxpayers and the state economy. The state budget is in crisis, but if we were to stop the flow of illegal immigration and the impact on law enforcement.. insurance rates and health and welfare benefits, it would go a long way to help balance the state budget. The Newport-Mesa area suffers as mud! from this problem as any other area. WhM .. the be9t solution to the statll'• budgM c:riaJa 7 First, higher taxes is not the answer. The state has a spending problem, not a revenue problem. We must cut the state's expenditures through eliminating waste, redundancy and fraud. We must also stand up to the trial lawyers lobby. The costs of frivolous lawsuits are driving up the cost of everything from workers compensation to •uto insurance to~aw enforcement. ANuming the l.egisJ.-ture ruiys In Democmk hands. how wil you wottl with th• matoftty PMtY 7 I will represent all the people of the 68th Assembly District, not special interests. I will stand up for conservative principles and accoontabillty in government. I think that even the Democrats will have to respect someone who stands on principle. What m•w you the best person for the job 7 I have the most experience in public service -as a 14-year member of my City Council and as an elected board member of the Municipal Water District of Orange County before that. I have worked on local and regional issues for many years and have been endorsed by over 100 local officials in Costa Mesa. Newport Beach and surrounding communities. My Republican Party leadership has earned me the "Local Elected Official of the Year# award from the Orange County Republican Party and selection by President George W. Bush's campaign to represent him as a California Delegate to the Republican National Convention. What one thing would you hope to accompfish while in office7 I hope to stem the flow of illegal immigration into California and to abolish the attitude in state goverflment that we should reward lawbreakers, whether it be drivers licenses for illegals or marriage licenses for gay weddings. We must respect the law and the will of the people and bring conservative principles to state government. From the courtroom to state government After a decade as a lawye r, Republican Van Tran is vying for the 68th Assembly Di strict seat. Allcl1 Robinson Daily Pilot A fter a IO·ycar career in law. Van Tran wants co take his experience from the cou rtroom to the A.1,.,embly noor. l'ran and fellow Hcpubllcan Mark I.eyes will face off Murch 2 for the 681h Assembly r>ist rlc1 seat. Born in Saigon. Tran '!aid his family cam e to America i.ccki ng job opportunities and found them. That might be why his favorite k.ind o f legal work is with businesses. advising lhem on legal requirements. reviewing contracts and helping to get them started . "This is an opponunity for this family or this couple or pa nner to go into business and becom e econom lcaUy self·sufficlenl," he saJd. "It's the American way." An admlrer of Ronald Reagan who became an adult during Reagan's presidency. Tran said he has always been interested ln public service. He steered Ws career lnto poUUcs In the mld·1980s, working for a congressman and · a state senator and lea.rnJng difl'erenl skills from each. ·Working for Congressman !Robert).Doma.c;i was definitely an exclUng exJH!rience for a 20-year·old coUege kid who gets to aee polldca practiced up close and penonal," Tran Nld. A few yean later, be wa an uailtant to former 1t1te Sen. Ed Royce, WhJcb be tald WU quite a dllferent experience. •0oman wouJd get into a1J the battlet that he bdJeved in ' •• VAN TRAN AGE: 39 RES.DENCE: Garden Grove EDUCATION: Bachelo r's degree In political science from UC Irvine, 1989; master's degree in public administration and a doctorate from Hemline University, 1992. FAMll Y: Engaged CAREER: Staff aide to former Rep. Robert K. Dornan 198S.S7; special aulstant to former state Sen. Ed Royce. 1988; managing partner of private law flrm 1994-2004; Garden Grove planning commisaioner 1998-2000; Garden Grove city councilman 2000-04. PARTY: Republican r1s just. whereas Ed Royce would pick. and choose his banles to win." Tran sald. Itan said he's running for Assembly because he's concerned about the state's budget crisis and he wants 10 help solve It. "I really believe In the message that we need more jobs so we can revitalize the economy and also bring ln more revenues to the state as well.· he said. I !e's served as a planning commissioner and councilman In Garden Grove, and he wants to take hls political career to the next level. HJs expe~ork:lng with legislators Hu taught him the art of compromise without giving up his principles, he said. ., think the quallry or a good legislatot Is the ablllry to work with other people and also listen to their needt and concem a, • he said. ·ey nature I'm a very optlmlaUc penon and I want to bring open opponunlry back to the state throulh my wort(. through my "8111attYe contributton.• ON THE ISSUES Van Tran is running for the 68th Assembty District seat. wtwt II the mcMlt P'l I ring ..... 1n ....... 11n N9wpol't Mw7 Our moet preeelng iuue Is jobt. The llbenea In Secnmento wm ot11uud with driving Jobe end bu9f,_ out of "*· w. need to put out the "Wtlcome. aign, and the wey to do thet la to atreamllne oppi.-W regua.tton.. cut tale• and l'9form WOl'tters' comp. ................. to .. ...... ............. 1 W. mulC cut spildng. Ovw the <ny 0.. Y99" WI cld not hew • problem wtd\ IW9nUe, ~ lncn111d awr 20%. '• dftlthtlte'' -...1t9p In.,.._ .......... howwll youwM_.. the mlllMltv pmty? I am going to s.cr.mento to be • tough, ftecelly OOI~ Alpubllcan YOlca. Yoc9rs aren't looking for • buslnes1-as-usual. they're looking for diange. The Democrata have been fiecally ln-e.,onalbte and, while I reapect the need to cooperate In the lnternta of good order, I have no Intention of buying Into their ta><·and-.pend noneenM. I'm going there to change the •vatem. not to become a part of It. wtwt ........ Y'D'lthe ..... ...... the)ob1 You cen't go to S.00.mento to find your prindples, you've got to haV9 your own. I know whM I belieYe and where I stand. Aa • rodc«>ffd ftac:al coneervlltiw, I haV9 an agenda thet I Intend to KENT TREPTOW I OAA.Y PILOT push -lower taxn, overhauling our broken worice ... • comp l'(ltem and meklng our ad1ools WOl'ttlg9in. .. Wh8t one thing would'°" hope to wompleh while In . . • . alloe7 I hope to bring real d\ange to the WOl'tter'a compeneadon • • evttem -California ha the hlgheet,.... ,n the country and acme of the iow.t payouts for·· ·•. woricerl. The IY9l9m ~·, •• , woric for thOll who are Injured · · • ' and the COltl .,.. drMng Jobe " : .. , out of Calffom6a. hutting ~ . everybodv. I will wOftt to brtng · ·•. co.ia down Ind Jobe beet to • . OUr"9te~ .·: I•,- , ... ) - QUOTE OF THE DAY "/ could pick out maybe a half-dozen experiences where I thank tlie Almighty for somehow sparing me ... " L.tteris 'Lefty'Lavrakas retired Navy captain ' EYEOPENER Ill Daily~ Pi lot Ill Spon.s t lall of famtl ........... "" ,,.1 ,,. MCllch l honoiee MIKE THORNTON Dady Piiot Spom Editor Rlctwd Dunn: (9491574-4223 • Spom Fu : (949) 650-0170 Monday, February 23. 2004 A7 THE BIG EASY Yardle y bash at Big Canyon CC A Tribute to George Yardley has been lined up for Big Canyon Country Oub on April 29 and wilh facilities able to accommodate only 200, George'i. friends might be weU-advised to make reservations early al $250 per seal. Yardley, Newport liarbor I ligh's No. I and a member of the Naismith Memorial Basketball 1 lall of Fame, continues his battle with Lou Gehrig's disease. also lmow11 as Amyotrophic 1.atcral Sclerosii;. Hall of Famers Bill Sharman, Dolph Shaye!> (wow. remember the Syracuse Nationals?) and Ann Meyer!> are among tht• early list, a!. well ;u; former Olympic diving slaJ1dou1 P-..it McCormi<:k (four golds). reached al UlllJll{f:l'Ofgrytlfd/i'}•.t•om. ••• I grew up reading about I.he exploit!> of Ted WilJiams and Joe DiMagKio. as well as research on the legendary performances of Red c;rcl11gc, Uronko Nngurski. Babe Hulh and Lou Gehrig, as well ru. 1 loward Jones, Knute Hockne and Amoll Alonzo Sta~. I never .;aw any of them compete in person. Most werl' from the pas1, but books and fil ms lilleu I.he void. They used 10 call Geor~w "The Bird," long before Larry Bird lit i\ up. and he was easily one of the most Oamboyan1 and outgoing personaliLi~ of I.he NBA just when the circuit Wd.'> beginning lo lalce off. ROGER CARLSON So ii is nol surprisi11g that when musing over ml'murabina from Robert I lnyt, the grandfather of rect·nt John c;u!'.l Award winner Prier I loyt al Nt'wport I !arbor I hgh, a k11er from the fohled lmu:h 1<1 lloyt in 1951 explaining Im UM~ of the ~pread pu111, jumped uul of various clippi11~' of I loyl's playing day<; when with the Santa Amt Junior The Laker.. were in Minneapnli' and featured George Milcan; and before they were the De1roi1 Pistons, they were the fort Waynl' Pistons, where our Gcorgt' is '>lill fondJy remembl'red for hi!> play, and style. Checks for rhe big show should be made OUI lo AJ.SA·< >CC :-c il'Of'gt.' Yardley. The OrJnge County Chapter of I.he Al.S Associalion is the beneficiary, so tick.cts are cheap at lwice I.he prkc. It'll start at 6 p.m. Yardley, long known fur hjs l;ick of political correctness, could get away with alrnosl anything because of his outgoing and engaging style and I.he 1rihu1C 10 George will surely be a merry 11igh1 regardless of his ongoing hattlt·, which leave!. little room for positives. One of my favorite s1oric'> '' when George was al the I lall of Fame's big din11er parry in Springfield,' Mass. I le wcnl 111 lhl.' podium before what mu!>I have been J.000 or so. maybe more. and told lhJ? audience of his assessment of the game. After giving the commi'>S1om·r several ideas on how to improvt' the game, he said. ·1 believe sporb agents are worse 1han dope dealers." causing audible g<L'IP' all over I.he mom. ~or sure ii wai. a comment they had never heard before. bul lhat's always heen the way of The Bird. His mosl recenl high spot ranll' in November at a spectacular birthday party, which he c11111111ut'' to draw from. George's daughler, Anne. i., presentJy working hard on attracting a master of ceremonil',. She's hopeful of getting lwo to become ·Dueling MCs. • The anticipated full house will bring forth a solid chunk anti An ne Yardley is hopeful additional contributions w the Al.SA-OCC.: will swell the pot. Anne can be College Dom wd < .ollege of the P·..irific ·1 iger,. lloy1. it 'Cl'm!>, '>pent ~ome 1inw wirh 1lw Doni.' coarhei. after his playing days al COP and ofTerl'd lo find a hl'lll'r 'rhl'llll' fur the Don!>· kicking gaml'. I le wrolt.' rhe fahlcd roach, who wa~ tlwn al Susquehanna lJnivcrsily 111 Pennsylvania, ancJ, as wai. CU!>olom;iry for Sm~. lhl· Grand Old Man re\ponded in a ''YL typiral of tho-.t' dayi., wilh h1111e,1y a11d 'implici ty 011/.ing from the pages. I ll'rt.' 1i. how a legend of 1 l1c game, who wa~ lhe colkge coach of Newpor1 1 larhor 1 ligh ll'gend Al Irwin. t•xpla11wd iL ... l>m r f\f r. /lo vi lil'>i""'"'K 1J~p Sf"i'flfl '"'"'· I flaw /1<•(•11 llfftL\lonwtl 111 .,tnlion my K'""d.'" n/Jo111 "ynrtl flllJVIY fro111 1/w 1·v111n; tark/1'1> J I0.5 yrmL< 11111 fm111 tllt' i{1wrtL(, tlf1ryi11g witll //w n111tl11i1111 of tlw s1x•l'fl of tlw /<1ckl<•s "'"' tltP Ptt<L~ flh<111/ (j /I) 8 yurtL~ 0111 from //w /f1d:/1•s. F<1st 11w11 slw111tl hem lite tnck/1• posittcm "'"'" 1lw11gll yo11 lu11'f' w r.xd1r111gf• 11/1/}'f'rs. I ltm"' uf ten p111 fa.st lmc/,;.\ fl/ /r(('klr. 111111/f> /}('(>fl snuling tlw cn11er rmd tlw 1100 "'"" in trwkle position uftJng with 1l1e f'flfL~ /11 COl'('f lllP /mlll Somr1111ws I pince n ('(111/llt• of 111P11 IH'l111u/ Ille fl/Jelling~ '"'fll!f.'l'fl tlli' f:llttrtl.~ flllff lllE' Cf'111N. Somrtimes 1 luwe thl'm rmss /Jlock. tlte lift 11111• /n>ing a foot '" I II i11d11·.~ "'"""'· witlt 1/w tltirtl bacJ..field 111011 a gnwml /Jlocker n/10111 4 or!i )'fmL( /}('/li11d. l>locki11K 10 1•11/wr ·'"'" acmrcli11g 111 tlw t1£111x1•m11.~ 11u111. Srmwti11ws I /uwe flw guards lllock diagonally backward mu/ (II t/l/J(l f( I. 11w mrm imfHJrtnnt poifl/ tlwt I find is tllnt t/le center IH' a.bit> to snap tlw ha.II '1<1ck frL(/ fo tlw kicker sumding 12 or / .'J yards IHll'k. I See EASY, Pa&e A8 GOLF SENIOR SPOTLIGHT MAAK C OUSllN/UAILYPILOI 'Lefty' Lavrakas stands beside photo taken of him (with shin guards} durin g 1969 tour of America by Dutch baseball unit. Lefteris 'Lefty' Lavrakas Costa Mesa resident 's q uest fo r the big leagues came lo e n d w ith WW 11. Steve Virgen • Daily Pilot S omel111\l'' wtw11 lw lhmk..' of till' paltl .1 mJ twromc' l t'<I ry· eyed. ht' will put h1i. ha111b togi•tlwr. lill his hl·ad upward and .,;1y H pmyer 11l 1ha11k..-. for lift'. More 1h,111 onn:. l.d1t·n' 1 .1Halw~ 11'1' l·nrne da11~ero1..,ly clo,1..· lo tk,1th. During 111, J I y .. .ir, of !'t1·rv11..·1• 111 lhl· ll11ill'd Sl<lll'' Navy, lhc nm11irity a!. ;i captain, the lllJll 1h1•y rail. "I .c.•ll y." haltled fare• 1..•wryday. I It• !'taw many of l11!'t lricnth die 111 World War II. :-.1wh Wi.L' lhc life lw d10,1· when he l'lltt•red l he Naval A1..·adcmy in I !f:l!l .rnd II:' ft hi' drt•am!'t of ha.,ehall hl·hind in Walertuwn. M.1!'t,. l.avraka!'., a Co.,la Me~a r1•-,idt.•n1. wa' an all·slall' n 11cht•r al Wall·r111wn I li~h. ju~l oui..idt· lloi.111n. Ba,ehall h." alway' been a hi~ parl of I .dty\ hft•. "lln the I !IZlhl I fell in l11w with Major Lcag\tl' Ba:-.d1all." I .ivrak;L" i.aid. "I fl'll in low with ii heca11't' rlw owner 111 I.he Bu..11111 Hmves, a fellow 11a11wd l:mil Fud" . ..i lt•am owner and a judge. gave l(J 1111• kid,, 12 nnd 1111d1•r, the third-ba'e pavilion, which w,.., 7,0011 scats. Wt· could go everyday 10 a Major League game I for free) . .;it in 1lw third·base pavilion and ,t·e· 1111r helnvetl Major Leaguer~ play." On one occa!iion, when 1lw Nl·w York Giants came lo lown, Lavrnkai. collected 15 autographs. i11d 11thng 1lw 'li~naturcs of I !all of Fanlt'r'>, Mel 011 , Rill Terry and Carl Huhhell. I .avraka .... to i.ay the le;L'>I, would never ht• lhl· i.amc. Ill' began IO dream of playtng in the majors. In hiW1 school, he i.t•t>mingly adju,lcd his lilt• ;11 rnrdingly. I le l'Xl'l'll l'd 1n ha,di.111, a' well ,1~ loolltall, ha,kt'lhall aml al .1lk11m·,. Ill' wa' lhl' n1p1a111 of thl' hawh,111 and h . ..,kt·1h.1ll ll'a111 .... and quartl·rhar~ of lhe l11111hall ll'am. I ll• w;" al..i1 rta .... :-. pn•,1dl'111 Ua . .,d>all provt•tl 10 ht" 111~ favor111· .,port. "-' a cardwr. lw hattt'd •Ill I anti c,1rnccJ .ill·\tatl' h1111ur' l.avru~,,, g11"1V up amid poVl'rt y. hu1 hl' ... ucl 11 wa' hl'l'illl~l' 11l l'lhwa111111 .rnd ba .. d1all. 111' -,mpai. .... cd a mugll lih·,tvle. "I had thl' good frn 1111w of hav111g .1 womlerlul edw .1111111." I ..tvral,.,.., ,,1111 "I w.1, ahh· to l'lljny t lw lle11cfih v1111 gl't Imm ou1,tand111g 1t·.1rher' ... I •1vrakas ah11 i.a11l 1ha1had11 11111 lll'cn fur WnrltJ War II. he• 11111 .. 1 likdy would have madl· hi' hl''I a111•111pl 111 maXl' the Major I .t•agllt''· • llul he had 111 ~o lo lt.111h-. 111 I ~147. five y1·ar' .1lfl•r ht• ldl llll' Naval Academy, I •IV• ai...,, hl'l .lllll' .1 rnptain. I >uring lho.,t' live y1•ar~. he ltml ll'arnctl a great d1•1il ol llll' dulit•' rtquirt·d for 1lw N,wy I fl· .11,o '><IW plt-111y of act ion .11111, 111 11115, tlt'arly d1('d. "' the lieutc11a111 ·"'"''""' g11111ll'ry oflkt'r uf tht• 7'\ar1111 W.1cd, l.avraka!. ~aw all hb men die al t >ki11.1wa during H halllc when six Ka1111luvri. l>omlwd till' A.mm Ward and rrn-,lwtl i111t• I ll'r. During thl' mayht•m, I .wral<..i... howt•d hi' head. 1hinking If w1111lcl lw hi' fa,1 prayer. Hut he i.urvivt'cl. 1 lw 'hip, amazingly. tlid 1w1 sink, b111 ~Ill' wt" la1cr det·om111b,iont'd <111tl 'uapped. The !turviving cn:w kl•ep'> in 111ud1 with each other mid we' mw ;mother at an a111111al reunion. 11wre wcrl' 'l'Vl'ral i.hip:. I .avrakas fough 1 (JI\ anu 111a11y diffcrt•nt people he met. Nuw, al H4. I .<1vralW!> rl'mains thankful of hi' lffl·. "I muld pick out mayb<' a half do:ren l'Xpcricnce:. where I thank. the Almigllly for 'omehow 'paring me, bcrnu'l' I 'klW my 'ihart• of peopll' kilkd and I c1111ld have lwt•n wilh them," '><11d I ;wr.1k • ..,, who wa' honored 111 lw. 1ow11 and 111 Ma~'>ad1usl'lls. l.ai.l yl'ar, 1lw .. 1a1t· proda111wtl June 17. l.t·hy I .. 1vrak.1~ I ).1y in Mai..-;;1r hu!>el!s. l'hrougl11Jul h1!> rxpl'rit•ttre~ i11 tlw Navy, 1.._1vrakas did hi-, bc,1 lo kl'l'fl ha.,l'l>all i11 hi'> lffe, and .11"> in 1lw IM'' nf l>utrh t•hiJdre11. In 196~1. 1.avrak;,, helped ~;, Dutch you ng,tN!'t conw to .A111t•rir:1 and play h:ht.·hall in Ya111<.1·l' Slndi11111. They played a fi Vl'·inning gallll' before 1hc Y;mkt•t'' took the firhl. l.avraka:.. repr1..>Senl111g thl' Anl{'rira11 1-.rnbas.,y. wrolt' lhc 'la.whall roin1m~"oncr to cnahlt• the rhild1t•n Ill rnme 111 Ameri<:a and play. Thi: :l!l young players al~• wt•111 ICI <:oopN!'tlown. '1ayt•tl with Anll'rican lamilic!> and played a game tlwre. I lwn they wenl 111 Wt>llinh'lOll, Kan. :md playl·d i11 the Babe Huth I .cah'lll' tournamenl, I.he lil't time in I he hi..,tory of in1cma1ional ha!\l'hall a ll'arn compcred in Lha1 cw111. Before the Dutch 1 h1ldn·11 callll' to ·America, l.avrakas hridt'll 1111·111 .11111 lhl'ir parents. .. We're going to A111Hwa lo pl.1y basebnll, .. said l.avraka,. who \peak!. Ouent Durch. l.avraka'I also playt·d b,1.,d1;1ll h1m..i·lf while in the Naval t\i:acll'rllV .111d lw once competed again'' the IJu1 rh · Negcntal, an all -star wain. l..avrakas, who taught al Oran~t· l .ua .. 1 College from 1970-75. rl'111t1ms an avid baseball fan. He said lw wa., disappointed about thl· Alt·x Rodril{lte:r rrade 1ha1 sent the rcigrling A111eric.1n League MVP fro m T<'x<" Ill lhe Nt•w York. Yankees. However, Lavraka!. srill lovc' lhc garne. l.avrakas lives 111 Loi.ta Mesa wilh his wife. Rillye. They have four chilcln·n and 11 grandchildren. OCC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK Field lacks Watson, Jacobsen Both will miss upcoming To~hiba Senior Classic to honor commitments to ' PGA Bay Hill Invitational contested at same time. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot . In a tournament noted for boasting . 'One or the strongest fields on I.he ; Ownpions Tour, the 10th annuaJ Tosh- : Iba Senior Classic will be void of its top player ln 2003. Tum Waf110n, Ju l year's Player of the Year and leading money winner ln his foW1h full season on the Oiampions Thur, wtD not play In this yea(s touma- , ment. March 15-21 at Newport Beach ' i11g to qualify for I his year·~ ll.S. Ryder Cup team. Counlry Cluh. WaL'ion, winner of 39 pt;A Tour tournaments, has a spon· sors obliga1ion and will instead compete in the Bay I !ill Invitational in Or-· lando, Fla.. the same week. Peter Jacobsen, a seven· time PG.A Tour winner TOSHIBA I >espite the absences of I laas, Watson and Jacob- sen, the event will feature . 30 of I.he top 3 1 players fro m last year's money list, including Tom Kile, two- time winner I late Irwin, Craig Stadler, t.ce lrevino, Fuzzy Zoeller and Bruce who turns 50 March 4 and will begin his Champions Tour career a day later In the SBC Oasslc at Valencia Counrry O ub. is aJso scheduled 10 com- pete at Bay Hill Jay Haas, who finished third 1n this year's Bob Hope Oasslc. will not make his Olemplons Thur debut until June, said Jeff Purser, I.he Tushiba Senior O&Mic tournament dJrector. I la.as wtU focus his attention on try· Ueu.ke. Purser remains 1.1.pbeat about I.he field. "It's disappointing. but there Is noth- ing I can do about lthe absences)." Purser said. "II Is !Arnold Palmer's) last Bay Hill and I understand that." Palmer, 74, will play in his fmaJ Bay HUI, a tour- nament held at the Bay Hill O ub. a course he owns. A8 Mon<Jay. r ebruary 23. 2004 S P O R TS Daily Pilot COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRACK AND FIELD iffMi . . ifMfi Pirates cross (country) trained umU"DrulyAPilot lllllU OCC men 's, women's teams s tocke d with r<.'igning state cross country champions. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot lfo· ( •l..l'l 111\'tl\ < >nml(t' Lolkge alld • wornc•n\ trad:. ;md field lea.ms arl't1't ... hort on exp<'rience when 11 l'Wllt'' 111 wi nning a stalt' lltle, 1111 rna111•1 11 11 w·..ii. in a difTcrenl 'Pflrl I>< l 111t·11\ .111d women':. cros.s 111111111y fl'ams t:'•1d1 d almed state 1 ha111pl11 11s t11ps la:.t lull and 'iCV· t·1.1I r1111111·rs oil those reams are 11•.111\ tor similar :.ucc('S.S lh1s 'f" lllh 1111 llW fr.tck. I 111 tht• men':. :.ide, freshman l l11111twn11 1loj1ts (Estancia I ligh) , 1.1111wd tlw '>l<lft' indjviduaJ crol>S 111111111)' lllh-rm minllleb. Ill scc- 1111cl'I 011 llw four-miJe Wood- 11.11d f',111' c11ur...c• in Frnsno whilt:' \v,1 )11111·, 1 lainw<l tlw women's 111!1• 111 1,".'1 I1111 a :1.1-m1le course. 111111·' .1111! llojas anchor trade 11•,1111' th.11 plan-<l third a11d 1·1hli1h. ,,.,p1•1·11wly. l<t'it year u 11- il1·1 < o,1d1 J11h11 K1111x, who re· 111111' lot his thiul '1•asun. f 111· l'lr.ilt' Wtlllll'll lt·<llUrt' 11 ,oph1 llllPll'S, 1111 l111llllH JOllt'i. a11d •,.11 "h .1 ~ 11111111v;1. J1111t·~ plat'Ctl OCCMEN Juan Altamirano Fr. David Bare So. Peter Ba• So. Tim Burnham So . Andrew Caty So. Kevin Curley So. Derek Davi• Fr. Blake Oc>tmatn So. Chri• Ourat Ft-. httldt ~·"' Ft-. ~ Greamv Fr. Franei9Cl0 ~ Fr. Mid\ael Johnaol) Ff. Jo•hua l..alHr So. Ryan Miiier Fr. Ben Morgan Fr Kohyar Naderi So. Johnnv Ni.himura Fr. Zade Novalt Fr. Mika Occhino Fr. laneclo Perez Fr. Aldo Pimentel Ft-. Kevin Porter Ft-. Humberto Roi• Ft-. Irwin S.las So. M.U Staggs Fr. Son Thar So. ' Jaeon Thomaa Fr. Jaeon Valenzuela Fr. Rolando Vivar So. Antquan WH hinoton So. Jeremv Wooldrkfge Fr. Nolan Wright Fr. Co.ch: John Knox Ohlrd year) sixU1 in tJ1e 5,000 meters (18:21) whllt• Montoy<i fmished fourth in the 10.000. ll1e OCC women's team fea· tures seven athletes who a1- 1emkd N1·wport-Mc~ high schools (six from Estancia and one from Newport Harbor). Ei· leen Bello, w phomore sisters Hanni and Jasmine Gelder, Yuria·· nu Hemande-11 Araceli Morales and l..udi Valdez. all hail from E'>· Lancia while Knox welcomes freslunan Elda I lemandez from Newport. 1 lernandcz was part of lhe 1,600 relay team that set a school record (3:56.64) and placed lhird at last spring's CIF Southern Sec· cion Division II fmab. · Valde-z won lhe Golden West League title in lhe 300 hurdles (49.:W> last season. Knox lost Michelle lcban. who repeated as st.ate champion in both the 5.000 and 10.000. to J.,'Taduatlon, but maintains a solid corps of returners and new- comers to bolster lhe Pirates' chances this season. OCCs men's team has 12 sophom ores. which include Peter Bas CNewpon Harl>0r) and Holan- do Vivar (Estancia). ll1e freshmen have already made an impact in the sea.son- opening Orange Fmpire \..onfer- ence relays -a non-scoring meet held Feb. 5. Coa'>t had three individual winners at lhe meel. including Blake Dorman in the shot put (44-1 l). Mike Occhino in the hammer throw (11 4-~. and Derek Davis in Che di~ (124-2). Zack Novak (FstanciaJ placed BRIEFLY OCCWOMEN Jane Alder So. Eiieen Bello Fr. Tayler Cusick Fr. Annie Garton So Hanni Gelder So. Jatmine Geider So. Mari.a Gudlne So. Elda Hernandez Fr. Yurlana Hernandez So. JeAica Huena Fr. Ava Jones So. Jennifer Menlle So. Sendra Montoya So. Araceli Morales Fr. Claudia Sandlez So. Jennifer Sliwa So. Jenny Thompson Fr. Ludi Valdez Fr Emilie Vo Ff Joanna Williams Fr eo.cti: John Knox (third vearl second in the high j11111p (Ii 11) while 'Jim Rurnham dt•an·d I ·I feet in the 1>0le vault. . ·111e men's 6.400 rela y 11o;1111 "topped the field in 111::>?.11:1. OCCs women'!> dbta1111• 111t•tl· ley team took first in I:\: I ~ while freslunan Joaru1;1 Williami. placed wcond in I.he high 111mp 14 ·Ill. Frcslunan Tayler Cusick lini,hl'd fourth in tJ1e long jurnp ( 1-l 5J. fXX~l> mt:n a11d women open lhe Or(lfl~e Empire ( .<11\lt·1<·1ice duaJ-rncet st•a.-;on Fridav .11 :.! p.m. against vis1ti11g l.11!cl1·11 \\h f College. UC Irvine, Arizona play to deadlock fr .1\1 I pl.tt1'> h,iltl'd thl' llC Ir - ' 1111· 1111111111111•11·111 \' h.i'1'h.!ll 1:.11111 .111 h1· ll111v1•"ll)' 11( i\1i:m11a '\w1d.1~ 1,111t tl H· ,1 on·cl twd. 1111, .1111·1 Ill 11111111~\. I It I • ,• 11 11;11l1•d , :i .I, 11111il ti "1111'" fi11• Ill lht• WVl'lllh , kC'Yl'U 111 I 11~ 1111111"111\ 1h11•t· 11111 c.Jou 1.1. 11111 1lw '\;11 I I 1,111\..t•il Wile! 1.1h I' I I 1, '1 llll'd lhfl·1· Ill rhetr It.ill 111 1111• 't'v1•111h. 111'11111• h11lh 111111111·11, h111 l..l1·\! tl11w11 Ill 11111·1• 1111' tlt·.1tfh1t ~ 1111.1., uu ·~ fir.,t 11t· '11"" 1•11111 .1J:ottr1'1 IA1y11l11 M.11 y EASY C(jn!Jnu('d from A7 11'//1 It Ill\' I/It'// /ti /1/11/l ll'lfh (/ '"1>:'1 ''''fl I/ Jlw1• ln1111 1Jtnt 1wl/, 1/J,•1 11111 '''""' '~' vnrd,, /1((!'/.. ''"" 1/ tlll' J..11 J.."' i1w 11 /m1 1/n 1Ji111 1/11•1• 11111/tl 1·1~·11 1111111/ II 1·111tf, li111 A / 1111111 1lt1•111 to J..11·~ 11•1t"11111/i/1 l11glt 11 •11/t llw 1111111/ 1111r/ ,, 11'•11//tlllv 111~/111111/ 1/111i~ltl i/111111 1/1.· /il'/il I/ /11/,1,11/1/1• \11 wlr11 1• 1110 11/tl lw 111 "'/'1'11111, 11111111/11, .w11Cr\('/f / J111J111>: 1/1111 1/11, 111i/l llt1 of ltt•lp lu r1111 I 11111. lllOUlll. BMl Dallon and Kyk Hyche· ho1-d1 had rwo hilt> apit•cc to fuel th t• A11teaters' 11 hit attack. while Mall Fi~ht:'r. IU. Brown and f'irn Srwart each had one HBI for ht• visitor.. Brown b('lted a solo houwr in thr first inning IO in· l'rl'a't' tJw llCl lcad to l ·O. lohnson\ thrr:e HBls give hini l'igh1 fur tlw 'eru.on, tying Mau i\nder.011 for learn-high honor),. \ICI, wh1d1 won the first lwo garnl''i ol thc '>Nie:.. received two ... 1111111111 rdid innmgi. from ~tcve ·"'"' 1•ri•/1•. A.A. Sl<IKJ.: ... llH'rt• weren't any "rrd l',one'" tr1 rhosl' days. m oM evl'ryone played 1111 both 'iidcs of lhe hall .u1d 1111· helmet~ were preity ... hahhy. And, .L'i you can rcac.J lwtween the lines. therl' was a l>a!!ir attitude. Hut tltP ganw. I bcln'Vl', wa.., a ht•tter gilnlt', amt it was played hy C'ollegc• s1udc111s under the hand), of coachC's who often rould double as profe-1sori>. Mayb e-1hn1\ why Irwin ha., .uway-. bf.'l•n 'omething sp l·c1al Schroer. llCI re turns lo action Tuesday at 6 p.m. against nonconfercncl' visitor UNLV Noncontw•ice UC Irvine 8. Arizona 8 Score by Innings UCI 200 010 500 o If 11 3 Anzona ooo 023 300 o 8 19 J Nicoll. Fox, 6. Koehler (6). Alstot (6). Huff (8). Schroer (9) and Werhun, Conez, Malancon (7). Frey (7), Meloan (7), Rodriguez (9) and Mercado. 28 - Johnson (UCIJ. Wagner (UCll. Donald (Al. Reilly (Al. Mercado (A). Duran tAI HA -Brown (UCll. Donald (A) al Newport 1 larbor. I loyt was the president of the Orange County Sports Association, which was thc fnw1dalion of lhe Freedom Howl and Pigskin Oassk, as well a!> the Orange County Sports I lall of Fame. Also a major fartor in th<' original mix of four in the OCSA wru. Newport !leach'!> l'aut Salata. One of I loyt's great moment!> as a player was i11 a 26· I 4 victory over Oceanside in the 1947 se'ason opener, whenb he rnnnected on all 10 pass auempls. I loyl and Newport Harbor products Halph Freitag Vanguard honors Bess~ • MSKF.TM J.t: V,111g11Jtd Uniw rs11y frt•i.liman 1l.1dwl Besse. who hclp1•d the \\m111•11\ ba. ... ketball tt'am ron1111111· II' do111inai1Ce in tht• ( 111lclt·n ~1.111• Alhletic C .011frrc11n•. wa' 11.111wtl I fon of tlw Wt·ck hy 1lw 't h1111l for thl· week t•11d 111g f'ch II. The ll· f 0 111 -:1 cen 11•r fr 0111 Soldotna. Alaska -.rored :1 I 11111111.., and grabbed 17 rebou11t1 ... i11 :1 pair of victorit''> owr < .1111n>rclr,1 (Feb. ]) and Wt· ... unont II d >. -;') and 1 lal Slll'l1111 .,rnrt•d ltlllC'hdowns. l\J,o ill llrt• 1111x lt11 the (Jon~ wa!.. I larl>or\ l .1rl Oberto, lloger N1•1h, 1>011 Vau~hn and 1>011 llurn' In a mt•morahh· l fi 111 v11 H 1rv over l'a.'>ad~·na J(. al 1111· 1111,1• Bowl. Obt•rto. Slwllin .11111 l·rcirag (1w11) .,cort'd 1111 irhtlown),. I l<·y! S<.'t' you rw>.1 -.1111d,1v1 •ROGER CARLSON 1s th!' fnrn 11•1 sports erf1tor lor the Darty P1l111 His column usually appears 011 Sllndavs He can bu reJctwtl lly e maol a1 rogeranddorothed "m i.11 111m SCHEDULE OCC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK TODAY Soft bell Community college women -Rio Hondo at Orange Coast College, 3 p.m. TUESDAY Baseb•ll College -UNLV at UC Irvine, 6 p.m.; Cal Baptist at Va nguard University, 2 p.m. Community college -Palomar at Orange Coast, 2 p.m. Basketball College men -Christian Heritage at Vanguard University, 7 p.m. College women -Christian Heritage at Vanguard University, 5:30 p.m . Soccer Corona del Mar at Santa Monica, 3 p.m.: Newport Harbor at Valley View, 3 p.m. Tennis College men -Loyola Matymount at UCI, 1:30 p.m.; Riverside at Orange Coast, 2 p.m. DAVID SEIFERT *9offta:'"Z~!r 611\ 180 poonds '-' Y..: man .......-: I.AW and alminal justice Hlflh ldtool: Fountain Valley SpOrt: hsketball ~FOfWard COlldt: Steve Spencer r..vortte food: StufMd bell pep. Co,...~ ·Pulp Ffction• ,..,.. lltNedc.......e: "'The first time I cka*ed • besketball In a game.• w..ll In~ He tied the Pim~· single-game high this season for i'9bOunds erid produced double-digit scoring totals Jn NCh of the team's games during the~. .... ~~(Md_,. AMY SHAW £11om'. Feb. 17. 1984 e II Height: S-foot-7 Y-.: Sophomore · Maljor: Psychology """ schooh Huntington Bea<h Sport: Basketball l'oeltlon: Guard t.o.dt: Mike Thornton FllVOfftte food: My mama's spaghetti . F9VOltte movie: "Dirty Danc.ing~ ,... .... 9thletk moment: •wtnnln9 the state chiJmpionship Int yur (at OCC). • WMlr In review: She scored 16 points, including four three-point- ers, to help the Pirates collect a 67"65 Orange Empire Conference win over Irvine Valley College. · Sports Hall of Fame VINCE McGUINNESS Corona del Mar Fo rmer Sea King star had a love for baseball but made h is ma rk in soccer, track a nd fie ld. Steve Vir&en Daily Pilot W hile growing up 111 Newport Beach, Vince McGuinnc~ loved to play soccer and ba:.l'hall, but the latter was pu1 10 the ~ide when he arrived at < :urona <lei Mar High in 1978. Jim 'fomlin could be !he one 111 hlarne, hut as it turned out, Tomlin, !he former Sea KinW tral k 11nd field coach, gained cn·dit for noticing McGuinnes~· tall'rll 111 regard to track rather lhan hasehall. \Vht•11 MrGuinness was a ln~shr11a11, he wa:. planning 10 play ha ... ehall. but Tomlin hdpPd tlw young .11lilt·1c diange hb plan .... Before tlw hu,cball St'aMm. l11111li11 spok1· with tht! frt .... hman baseball rotit'h and as ked him 10 1'111 ourage Ml'C:11inne-1s to t n1111w1<· lor tlw Sea K111g,· 1 rack and 11cltl tl';1111 111-;tcad. Harbor. "We won league three out of my four yc<1rs in soccer and track," McGuinness said. "111 1983. the soccer team lost in 1he ICff! semifinals on penalty kicks. We Wl'nt unc.Jefeatcd until that game. It was a gre;11 seai.on." McGuinness :.<tid he h•1tl u 101 of fun in soccer. Most ol the player!> had played on the -:ame club team :.ince age 11 . he said. He a1so exp<'ricncetl personal achievcmenti-that made ln!> high school t'xperier11.:t' l'Vl'tl more 111cmo rahle. "I had two hat 1ricb in one Wt:'Ck, .. he !>itid. "Th;H WiL~ a big : - wcrk for me. Ahl). wht•n I u um•· • in undf'r 50 [ ... econdsl in lhl' 400." In 19~1~1, Mi:I ;uinnt'''. scrwd as a walk-011 assiSli!Jll for tht• ( :omna de\ Mar 1 rack and field team. I It• still • follows thC' lt•am and • :.ah1 he took pll'asure : • in meeting wnior <Jui" Hingstrnrn. who is also a s tand11ut in soccer and I rack and fidc.J, parl irularly I hl' 400. "I gm pulled up w Vince play var ... 11y in the UP McGuinness playolT., ll)r ... occer anti I mi .... ,<'d 1h1' tryouts for ba. .. eball." l\kl ;11inne:.' said. "When I -.hnwed up for baseball. the l 11uch wa-; saying I would tw .1 p•«llY good track athlete." McCuinr1css was up:.ct about tlw bal>l'ball coach's suggt>i.tion. h1'1'aUM: he enjoyed baseball so n1111 h. Hut l\lcGuinness l'\t'lllually got over it. Later in tht· 'prini.:. he broke the ln·,hnrnn school record in the 'I()() meters. "I ju...1 loved to compete a11d I 1i.11t ;1 hlasl." Mc(;uinne.;., said 111 h1!-o tinw with the Sea Kings. I\ kl rll i llll('S!. also said Ill' t'llJOWtl hi' choice to compete 111 lral'k and field. rumlin wa~ k111>wn f11r 'uppmting l .JlllaradNic among his athil'tes 1111 tlw track and field team anti Md,utllnt'!>), t•njoyrd t.Jrnt ai.pct:t .1, well. t 01111wting in the 1.600 relay wa' rlw llltlM fun. Mc<;uinnc~s .... 1111 Mt< 111inness ran anchor ttnd W<l), part of he relay team 1ha1 al'it> included I .ance M,1rt in, lohn Forte and IJavC' fl,1ti1'(<;1)11. 111 l\tc( iuinnl'!>.•,' !.enior year flit• 'in1 K111gs won the Beach (.it it·'> lnvit ati11nal at Newport "It'., ju~t fun for me lo go back and 'ct· a kid like Oiris Hingstrum," Mcl.11innt'!>..' said. "I le'll probahly hrcak my fschooll record in thl' 400. I think my record is 4fl.8 in the 400. I went and saw him last year and J told him I hope lw beats it." Md:uinncsl> now t:oad1t·s for the Newport Beach Sla111nwrs soccer club. I k ~id he doe.., it for fun. as in vcstmcnt m anagcmenl i!> his prolc~sion When he fin ishl'cl rnmpl'ting in '-<>Ccer and tnll"k and fit•ld at Corona del Mar in J llll:I. 111' concentralt'd ,,,11·lv un acaclt>rnics. I le went on to can\ Ins undergradu«I<' degH•e 111 international stuuies at llSC. I It' lived and work.eel i11 Snllland and Japan a'> a '>tock analy~1. I k met his wife. Kn-.ten. in Scotland. McC11inm•..,.,, llw l.111· ... 1 ho noree of thl' I >aily 1'11111 Sports I !alt of Fame. movt·d hack lo Newport Beach abmtl 'even yl'ar-; ago a.nd liVl'' thcrr• with Krii.ten and their f<1ur children: Nirk, !l, K1•rllll'lly. Ii, who is lhe only gir"I. Jo"·ph. 2. and William, I MEN'S TENNIS UCI edges Santa Clara lunior Brian Morton earned the dccbivc poin t wit.Ji a victory at No. 3 singles as host UC l~ne defeated Santa Clara, 4-3, ip a 11onconference men's tennis match Sunday at Anteater Tennis St<1dium. Morion, a (',orona del Mar I figh procJuct. topped Erich Clum, 5-7, 6-4, 6-3, to help the Anteaters improve 10 4·3 . Seniors Jon Endrikat ru1d Zo· ran Korac also earned singles victories for UCI. whk h swept the.doubles point by winning .ill three matches. Moton teamed with junior By usuke Kashiwahara for an 8·4 doubles victory, while Endrik.at and s~nfor Wkwt::.i Williams combined for nn fl-11 doubles tri- umph. Komt: and sophomore l'eter Surapol ad ded 11te thlftl dnuhlt•,. win for the hosts. Santa Oara fell to ·1-.1. tlCI plays host 111 l.nynla Marymount l\.Jesday ut I ::10 p.m. 011ty Piiot Call Classified Today (949) 642-5678 M llplllllcll IOlllGf• •Na•MKWI Gf<GUA111M ~~~11~~~11 lly th• underslaned lh•I a p11bllc ule ot th• lollowrnc cOll•ter •I will be held 11 tint hour of 7 00 o·ctoc~ PM on the 4th day ol Mtrch 2004 •I THE RAOOISON HO TU C545 M1eArthur NowpOrl Buch County o t Or •net Stile of C•hlorn11 IOomplton 111 coll11 tr•I) MEN S ' WOMEN S COLO WEDDING BANOS Th•• iale 1s lle1na htld lo enforce the rrchh of lllt Secured Patly uneler II s ••curotv •&• eement with Jo>elle Yvo11ne P•t!Uf' JOSE I Tl YVON NE Pll RRl lhe auei. will bt 1tv11l•ble lor on>pec loon Marc~ 4 200C between the hours ol 5 00 p m. 10 1 00 p m lh•• no1ru rs 11nn 1n accord1nce with th~ prov1~1ons ol Section 9504 Subdiv1 .. on (31 t>I the U111torm Commerc.-1 Code ot !hd Sul~ 01 Caltlornr• OAHO februMy 17 2004 S11ned Cory O\lr1n Put>l1shet1 Newpor 1 Huch Costa Me\a Daily Pilot February 23 2004 CNS 640006 M927 ISClneG llOTICI Of mnDI TO ADlllSl1I man0'1 "-"ll.W.. lbfrwtt ... f.K.W.,f.~ Wl llO. l223SOS both ol' Frances H 11.0lln ... fr •nt*1 KOlln r H kolln, f KOlln A PETITION FOR PRO BA TE h .. llHn filed lly JUDITH UCHT "' the Superour Cuur t or C~h· loin1-. Cuunty or Ot •n&• Ht[ PCT II ION f OR PROBATE r•QUl!Sls IOOll'H LICHT tit •P pointed I> PtllORll repruentalt.. lo •d· mtnlllltf lh• esl•I• of Iha deceek!nl IH( P( 11110N requnh 011 decedent s will and •OdtCth If •n1 lie •dm1tted to P<Oll•lt The will •nd •ny ~od1c1ls .are av11l•bl1 for ei 1nttnf loon m Ill• ltlt ~ept lly Ille cou11 THE PETITION requests •ulhoroly to adn1111rster the esl•te linder lhe Independent Adn1•n1t 1111ton ot (st1tu .\ct \I hrs •uthor1ly will •llOw lhe per1.on•I reprenn hltve to t•..,e m•ny .ct1on) without obt•m 111t court 1pp1ov11 Belo<t 11i..1n1 cerl11n ,.., y imper t•nt •cteoni however the person•I repre'>ent•hn will be required to i"' nott<e Ill on let ested pe1sons unlns they ha•• w•IVt d noltc.e or consenl.ed lo the proposed •Clton ) 1 lie in\lependent ad m1n1slf •lton au1hot1ty will tl• 11rdnled unlen •n 1nte1 e1.led pe11.on f1tu •n ob1ed1011 lo the Pelttoon anct '>hows &ooel uuse why the court •huuld nut eranl the "ulhortly A t1[ARINC on the pe1t11on will be held on 3 11 0t II I C5 p m 1n Oept l 7 3 lot attd al 341 1 he City 011ve South Oranae CA 97613 If YOU 08J£Cl lo the i' •nlina ot lhe pe!ll1on ~OU &hOuld ·•PPUI •I the hea11ne ~nd •late your ot>1ect1ons 01 lole wflll•n ob,ectoons with lhe cour I btlort the hn11na Your •ppearance m•y be 1n pa11011 or lly your 41110trl•y tr VOU ARL A CRCOI· TOR 01 con11n ren1 cradrlOI of the dcuued you ntu•I Irle yuur Ll•orrl wolh Ille COUI I and ..... 1 11 <OP1 to lh• p<r son•' ltPte\IOla l1ve •PPOIR l•d by lh• <Gull within touo month• Ir ono thr d•I• ul the tu~I 1uueMe ol ltltefl n PIOVldtd Ill P101>1te Coele ~•ct•on 9100 !ht 11me f0t lohnl! claim• will not ••Por• bel0t• lnu1 months from the hu11n1 <l•I• nnh< ed •bo•e VOU MAY ()(AMINE the ........ pl by lh• LOlll I II 'fiOU 4HI • PU\On 1n teresled 111 the estate you may 1111 with the court • Reque.t lor Sp~~ .. 1 Nutoce ( 101 m OE 154) ol the lolma 01 •11 mv,nlory 4nd •J>pr•1ul ol e•l•le o•th or n~ •ny pe1111on or •c<ount H pruvtded 111 PIOll•lt Code H elton 12!>0 A R1quest lor S1Jec,.1 Nohce lorm " •• .,l•ble hom the court (lt1k ,,__., ... 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Su•lt 57 SanU An1, CA 9'110'!> T'el (71C) 7SI SSS7 INGtNna·s U TIMAU1 $160.000 Pubftsh•CI lh•porl Bu ch Cost• Mcu O•oly P1101 f eb<u•ty 73 74 25 26, 27. 28 Mirt h I 2 3 C 2004 M919 llOTICI IVlm& TO• PROHCT TITllt Cl 0 SIOfm Or a1n•a• OWNll1 OrocU • of O•an11e 'I.ANS & S'ICS1 All•il •ble on or •bout r eb •u•r Y :i'4 2004 at II'< Moote Croup 1':>38 Brookhollow Su•t• ':>/ S•nt1 Ana CA 9270'!> lei \714) 751 5557 faa t71CJ 751 4552 " nun 1 elund•blo p•ymenl ol s~ .,.r set. •Cld1loon11 SIS for maolina Alln ltoJ lohMon l l QUlllMINTS1 Ptt v.111tna W•ae Cer11t1ed Pay1oll llD SCHIOUU: 1 1&11 o.,. · March C 1004 @ 2 00 p m '••·ll&f r ebt1w \' 26 100C @ IOOOa m INGIMl H 'S l Sl lMAT11 Sl90 000 Publo~h•CI Newpo r I Buch Cosu Mo• 0 .. 1, P1lnt r •b•ul'y 2J ?4 25 26 U 28 M•rch I 2 I 4 2004 M!l 10 FIN D an apartment through classified ........... ... s...... The totlowina .,.rsons •rt dOtnll bUSl ... H H tOP J 1nanc1a) & ln•111 1nce Ser ~ocu, 2061 Bus111eu Center Orrw•. Suri• 211. It vone CA 92612 OB Promu~ Insur 1nce M1r~e1111a. Inc tC•). 2061 Businen Cenltr Or1ve Suite 21 I Irvine CA 92612 Th!J bus111css ,. con dueled lly "•0t1><>r•hon Have you started doul& business ytt' Yes . 01 08 04 08 Promar.., lnsuffncc Met..,etone. Inc Don B1own, President This stllemenl "'" filed w1lh the Counly Clerk of Oranae County on 04''03/04 2004H7JHS 0.,1, Polo I r eb 9 16 2l M•r I 2004 M913 ~ ...... "-*'-' lne f0Ho,.1ne .,.rsons ,,, t do1ne: busane1s •~ 24 CJ•roh . 12882 V•ller Y1t .. S1tul Unit IS C•rdtn Grove, C-' 92845 ?4 Carrots (CAl. 12882 V•ll•y Vttw Sltotl Unit I~ G.,oen Grove CA 9?8AS Tlltl bu$tness IS cor1 d1JG ltO b v l•m1t•d l •db111ty Co ll•n vou '>farted do1n2 busintl.l. yet' No 24 (~trots Sherr• Stone Bennett M1n1111n1 M•mber This st<1tcmenl wlls ltltd w•th the County Clerk of O<•n&e County on 01 28,,0C 20CMH72H t Oa•lr P1101 r eb 2. 9, 16 23. 2004 M907 ___ Dea dlin es---. Monday ...................... Frida) 5:00pm Tuc~d:iy ................... Monda) S:OOpm Rate' and deadline' are 'ub1cct to change Y.1thou1 no11cc The pubh~hcr re~erves lht: nghl to l't:n,or. recla,~1fy. revise or rc1cc1 an~ clas,1ficd ~tdvcr11!.cmcnt. Plca'c report any error I.hat may be 111 your da"1ficd ad tmmed1:\1t:ly. The O:iil) Pilot aclcph no liab1hl) lor Jll) error m .111 advcrtN~mcnt fur \\.h1d1 II m.1y he rc,pon,ih!C' C\ccp1 lnr thl· w,1 111 the 'pace actuall) 1x:cup1l·<.l h) lhl· aror. Credtt can only he allmH·d lur thl· f1N IO\CrllOtl. By Fa x I \)J<}) 631 ·tlS\)J n,· Phont• lh· \luil/ln Pt·r~on: Wednesday,. ............ Tuesday 5:00pm 1f•)'"..1~f' ow. huk.-"•"'' n.uuc .. md \•fw,,k 1~u11•~1 .mJ "~ ti ,.,11 \•\fi' ht\ .. •llh if rm•<""U11-i(" J Tclcphonr.: S lOi!nt ~ t Hlpm MondJy-Fnd.ty (t.iJ•l) M.: 5h7!oi I lour~ huh·x \\(I w,.,, Ila) Street Cm t.1 'llc.",.1, ('1\ 91t>11 1\1 'c"'f1t1n R\\,I ~ B.1) ~I \\.111. In II l0.11n '\ IN~1t1t \h1ml.1\ 1-rrll,f\ Thursday ............ Wednc: day 5:00pm Fnday .................... 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RENT AlS ORANGE 7400 COUNTY ,,.., ....._ .. 2~. , ... c•••c• 1pl, no c•r/ Plf"lll&. n o pet\ fl650+dt!> . .....,.., <AU <.......V MNTMS lor ytarly rontab 51Mhnc t i $7~/mo SludlH, 18r, 28r, J8r & 4Br all aw•ll now 800-241-8209 (1(~961!>~ llACH llw Io~ ljl lov !1111 '"" 1lw wtl t1<tk.Uf1'(. ~.w 11• I 1111 '~"'' Mtr•nldl .... ~ M.•t h S IR<ie) •W) R74 47711 JASMINE CllUK llAUlY lh• ?b~ I l•v•I 1t•w ktl t h•n t. upp,t •d<\ S l'o00111n j 94'1 I 19'> r. l4? Costa Mm I I r Sito-I mil• to b•ACh ·~ul I •• ,, ~In•• 1112 0 11 Ian & mn,, 133 I I .. St t4t -S4a-2'21 'll r 2'/•lo Townlteu ... f p, 2 ••r it•r. tommun1ly l)liOI, pvl v•tio fwy """ S 1600 Aet 949 67 J 71!()() ·''" ynur ( ·,,,. in Clon(/i,d ! IAST SID( TOWNHOMl 4br 2 fib• t1mrm. llvrm Ip P.i\d unit 4~111 3-1 S2100•mo t4t-SIS·2000 31r 21o, ,.......,. Fp. 2 c It"' llli! w1CI ind, new ttp pftl fllll~ SP•. lenois S2';00 mo "" ?"3 Rue Ot ('~ 9'9-637·331!> J\ntiqu~s Qlnllcrtt A special advertising s upplement featuring antiques & coflectlbles - perfect for shops, dea lers, auctions, book.sellers . decora tors. reflnlsbers and art galleries . Reach 42,000 readers In Newport Beach, Newport coast, Corona del Mac, Balboa Island, Costa Mesa. Full Page Half Page Quarter Page Etgbth Page $700 $375 $250 $135 2 col x 3.5 inch $85 Publication Date Wednaday, March 17, 2004 Space &. Copy Deadline: Wednesday, March to, 2004 Advertorial Deadllne: Wednaday, March 10, 2004 Daily A Pilot Call today! Ann Gendrolla at 949-674-4249 or Fax y~r ad to 949-631-6594 e-mail to ann.genclroU .. latlmes.com \ A8 MOOOdy. r eb<ua<y 2 3, 2004 SPORfS Dally Piiot COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRACK AND FIELD Pirates cross (country) trained lll·DailyAPilot III occ m en 's, women's schools (six from Fsumcia and • SJK>rts Hall of Frune • . . ·k d . h OCC MEN one from Ncwport Harbor). Ei· OCC WOMEN (.t•JnlJnttint! Liu ~ 1ni1lPJ11liU11\ lCa m SlOC e Wit leen Hello. sophomore siste~ ' • • re igning State C ro S llanni and Jasmine Gelder. Yuria- na I ICtTrandC"t~ Araceli Momle. country champions. tJ:~l-C;:'r•no ~: and Ludi Valde-1. all hail from fa. Peter Bu So. tanda whUe Knox welcome!> Jene Alder So. Eiieen Bello Fr. Teyler Culldt Fr. Bryce Alderton Daily P1101 I Ill' Onu •ji(t' ( 'o,"I ( .ollei;tl' nwn·~ .111d • \\111111·11·, tr.11 l. .111d field t~ t1rl'n°t 'hort 011 experit•11ct• when II lCJllll'' 111 winnmi;: a 'ilatt' title, 1111 111a11t•1 1f 11 wa.., in a diffcn·nt 'llCJll I>< ( 11w11', .111d wurncn's cn)s.' 11111111ry tl:'illll' t'ad1 daimcd state 1 h.1111p1omh11" ld.<.I fall Jlld ~ev· n.11 runnc~ oil thow teami. are h'Jll) for 'im1lar 'utu"-5 thi' ,111111•: 1111 rlw 1 rnd .. 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CIF Southern Set·· " •Guerre Fr. lion Dlvbion II finab. =:' ~ /;,: · Valdez won the Golden West Ryen MU'-' Fr. League title in the 300 hurdJt'l> Ben M~n Fr (49.34) la.'it season. ~~~ N=~ure ~: Knox lost Michelle lcban. who bdt. Novik Fr. repeated a'l state champion in Mike Occ:hlno Fr. t>oth the 5.000 and 10,000, IO ~~~~~ ~~: graduation, bul rnain1ains a ~olid Kevin Porter Fr. corps of returners and 1ww· Humberto Rojat Fr. m men. 10 bols1er the Pinnt><;' lrwfn Selas So. chances th.ls ~ason. ~~~s ~: OCCs men!. team has 12 • Jet0n Thoma Fr. sophomon:.-s, which include Pclc·r Jaeon ValenzueJ1 Fr. Has (NPU11>0rt I !arbor} and Holtm· Rolando Vivar So. ~ ·· • Antquen Washl~on So. do Viv.it (fatandal. Jeremy Woofdrtdge fr. nw freshmen have aJready Nolen Wright Fr. d · · • ._ Coec:ti: Jofin Knox (third ma e an unpac1 m u1e season· year) opening Or.m~e Empire Confer· ence relays -a non-scoring meet held Feb. 5. sixth ill tlw 5,000 meters (I H:l I ) whilt• M11n\11)"d fu1ishcd fourth i11 thr 10.000. nw cx:c women·~ team fca· I Ill'\.'' -.even athlete-. who al· 11·111h•d Newpon ·Mc~ high Coasl had three individual winners al the meet. including Blake Donnan in the shot put (44· I I), Mike Occhino in the hammer throw (11 4·~). and Derek Davis in the discus (124-21. Zack Novak (Fstancia) placed BRIEFLY Annie Garton So . Hennl Gelder So. JMmine Gelder So. Marla Gvdino So. Elda Hemandei Fr. Yurlana Hernandez So. Jenica Huerta Fr. AvaJonet So Jennifer Menke So Sench Montoya So. Araoeli Morales Fr. Claudie Sanchez So. Jennifer Sliwa So. Jenny Thompson fr Ludi Valdez Fr. Emilie Vo Ff Joanna Williams Fr eo.c:h: John Knox (lt11rd year! :.cco11d in Uw lugh 111111p !Ii ·11 while llm llurnhtun d1•;J11·d I 4 ft•ct in the pole vault. . 111c mens 6.400 rl'lay 11·.1111 'topped the fit'ld in lll:'li' H.I OCC:s women\ 1h,t.1m 1· 111t·d ll·y team took fir,1 111 I I. I:, "Ink· frt~hman Joann.1 \\lilh.1111' pl:111•d M't:Ond in th1• l11K)1 IUlllfl ( Hit 1-reslunan 'foyll'r < :11:0.ll'k tit11'>hl·d fourth in clw long jump I I I !>I cx:cs men a11J wo11wn np1·11 lhc Ordngl' b11pin· < 0111!-rt·m t' dual-meet !>t'•''"" I nd.1~ .11 • p.m. agam:.t Vl\lllng C .11ld1·11 \\1''' Collt>ge. UC Irvine, Arizona play to deadlock 11.1\d pl.111, 11.iltr·d 1111• IH . Ir· \11 11 llfllll ttllh-ll'IH I' f>,t\t'half 1:.11 111 ,,, llh' 11111\c'"''Y 111 An11111a '-111111.1\ \\lllt ilw "1111•tl 111'11, II II, ,1fl1 I 111 llllllllg' I It I • .' I> 11.ulnl. 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If t/1>' J../1 J..1•f /ta, II {(Ill 1/11111111 tlw1· r 1>11/r/ 1•11t111 'twul I I 111/,/1 /1111 J.. f (II/Ill t/i11111 fl/ J..11 J.. 11•1/\lllff//t/1 ,,,~11 11•11/1 f/11• 11'/ll{/ 1111/ 10·11 fllllll•/\ 111>:/1 fllltf \ITlll~lfl rfntt I/ tlr. {11•/tf 1( /Hl\\t/i/1 • \/1 ru/1·111' /1,i11/i/ Ii.• ff1 •• , .. 111111/If1111 '"" 1'1111111'/j //1>/1111>: t/111/ t/11, f/1t/l /H1 11{ /Wffl '" \'llff. / 11111. 11111\1111. llrl'll Dalton and Kylt• Hyt:hl'- l>md 1 h.1d two hiti. ari1·n· to f\tcl tht• J\ntl'atcr~· I I ·hit attack. while t.1att F1~her, IU. Brow11 and 11rn ..,,\.,,1r1 1'.1ch had onl' Riii for he v1,11or.. llrow11 belted a "><110 l1111m·r 111 the liri.t in11iI1g to in· r rt•aM' the llCI lead tu l -0. fol\11,011\ thrl'C Hfll\ giw him 1'1~h1 fur tlu• '><'a..,011. tying Mntt Ar1d1•r..im lor team·high hcmor,. IJl.I. wl11d1 won the fiN two g.imt'' nf 1he 'erit'!-. ret:l'IVl-d two .. 1t11111111 1d1d mmn~., from Mt:ve .,1m1•n•lr. 1\.1\ ·"'''Wt ... lllt•rt• w1·n·11·1 any "n•d 1111lt'' ~ 111 tllll'l' dJy<., 1110'-t l.'Veryorw plJyt•cl 1111 hoth ''de' of llH' hall .111li tht• lwlmets Wl'rl' pn·tty ,hahhy. And . .i:. you ra11 rl'a<l lwrw1•1•11 1111' lines, then· wa' ,1 h.1-.it .111i111dl'. 11111 ti ll' g<1nl('. I lwht•v1•, wa., J lwlh•r g.11111', and it wa., playt·d hy rnlll·gl' "ttUdl'nt.s under thl· llilmh or coadie .. who ofl('ll ('l)Ufd J1111hle a'> rrofe<;Sllf,, M<1yh1· that':-why Irwin ha' .llway' ht·en 'omcthin>: spccml Schroer. UCI returns to action Tuesday al 6 p.m. againM nrmconfcrencl' visitor IJNIY. ~· UC Irvine 8, Arizona 8 Sc:ont by Innings UCI 100 OIO 500 o 8 11 J Ar11ona 000 on JOO o 8 19 l Nu:oll, Fox. 6, Koehler !61. Als101 (6), Huff (8), Sdirol!r 19) and Werhun. C0r1e1, M atancon (7), Frey (7), Moloan (7). Rodriguoz (9) ond Mercado 28 Johnson (UCll, Wagner (UCI), Donald IA), Reilly IA), Mercado (Al. Duran IA) HR -Brown IUCI), Donald (Al at Newpon 1 larhor. I loyt was tlw president 11f 1hc Orange County Sports Association. which was the foundation of the freedom Bowl and Pigskin Cla..,'>ic. a-. well a' the Orange County Spon~ I fall of Fame. Al'io a ma1or factor m Lhe nriginaJ llllX or four in the OCSA was Newport lleach'!\ l'aul Salata. One of 1 loyt\ grl'at moment~ ac; a playN wa., 111a 26·14 victory over Occan'iidc in lhl' 1947 lleason opener. whenh he 1·onnec1ed on all IO pa.-. ... a11emr1s. I loyt and Nl'wporl 1 larbor rmd11cts Ralph Freitag Vanguard honors Bess~ • MSKETDAl.l~ V.mg11<1nl llnivcr.1ty lrl',h111a11 t1.1d1d Bt''-'*'· who hl'l1wd tlw \\111111•1" b.L,kethall ll'alll c 111111111w 11' dorrnnance 111 tllt' < .11Jd1•11 '>1.111• Athlctil C:onf1•n•1111·. WJ-. 11.111wtl Lion of the W1·1·L h\ tlw ... dwnl fur thl' wet•k t•mh11g I 1'11. II. The fi·foor .I l't•fllt·• lroi11 Soldotna, Al ..... k.1 "on·d :11 poi11i.. and grabhed I 7 rd1m1111 I' II\ ,, pair of vk111ril''-ov1·1 < etll( md1.1 Cl·ch. :11 arn f \\1•,111111111 II d> :-1 and I la! Shefl111 'rnH·ll wurhdown<>. Aho 111 tin• 1111x Im Lhe Don:-wa~ I larhor\ L.11 I Oberto, Hoger Nl'lll, I >011 Vaughn and 1>1111 Hur °' In .i memorahlt· ;!t. t •1 "« 1 rn v over l'a'><!dc-11a IC .11 ti\\' fh...,1· Bowl. Oberto. ~hl'lh11 ,11111 Fn•llag (two)" ort•d totll'htf11w11,. I !Py! Set· v1111 Ill''' ~n11d:I\' • ROGER CARLSON 1!. the lurr•11•r !iports eduor lor thr Daily Pd111 llrs column usually appedt!i on Sundays He can lw ff'Jd11·d 11.,.. !I ma1la1 mger.:inddorothtJ.I " m s11 ( 11111 SCHEDULE OCC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK TODAY Sohb•ll Community college women -Rio Hondo at Orange Coast College, 3 p.m . TUESDAY Bueball College -UNLV at UC Irvine, 6 p.m.; Cal Baptist at VanguartJ University, 2 p.m . Cornmun1ty college -Palomar at Orange Coast, 2 p.m. Baske1ball College men -Christian Heritage at Vanguard University, 7 p.m. College women -Christian Heritage at Vanguard Univerllty, 5:30 p.m. Soccer Corona del Mar at Santa Monica, 3 p.m.; Newpon Ha(bor at Valley View, 3 p.m. Tennis College men -Loyo\a Merymount at UCI, 1:30 p.m.; Riverside at Orange Coast, 2 p.m . DAVID SEIFERT .&.lam: July 7, 1984 e ·=foot-5 IOpounds v..r: Mlfor: law .ld ctlmiNI justke Hllh 9dtool: Fount.eln Velley lport: Basketball Polltloft: Forw.rct Coech: Steve Spencer FawCMtee food: stuffed bell pep- ~......,..·Np fktion• ,. ............ "'°""'* ~ first time I dur*ed a blidtetball in ·~· Wllellln~Hetledthe Pirates' slng.e...pn. higtl thk ~ f()f febOunck arid produced double-dlgtt tcorlng totals In NCh of the tHm's games during the wreett. .... C°'9dDr tpGrtJ fMd.,.,. AMY SHAW .&.lom: Feb. 17, 1984 e l!l Height: S·foot 7 Y..-: Soph0more · --=~logy Hllh IChool: Huntington Beach lpoft Basketball f'oeftion: Guard Coedl: Mike Thornton Fnartte food: My mama's ~hetti . Fevcwttr. movie: •oirty Dancing• FauOffte ~moment: •Winning the staie championship last yMr (at OCC]. • WMll In rwiew: She scored t6 points. including four ttlree-polnt ers. to help the Pirates collect a 67-65 Orange Empire Conference win over Irvine Valley College. ·- VINCE MCGUINNESS· Corona del Mar Former Sea King sta r had a love for base ball but made his mark in soccer, track and field. Steve Virgen Daily Pilot W hile growing up in Newporc neach, Vince McGuin11c.,., loved to play :O.OlTl'r and ha,ebaJI, buc the la11c•r ~va'> put 10 thl· ''de when he ..irnved .11 <.oruna del Mar lligh in 1978. 11111 ·111111li11 could be the one w hlamL'. bur as it 111rned oul, lu111lin. lhl' former Sea Kinlf n .11 k t111ll fiPld coach. gaim•d nt•tlil lor noticing McGuinncs•: 1.1h•111 111 rl'Wtr'd to tral'k rather th.111 hawball. \\'hl'n ~kCuinnes~ wao; a ln·-.hn1a11. ht' wa!. planning tu pl.1y ha,eh all, but lomlin lwlpc•tl I hl· young alhll'll' rh;1ngc his pl.111' lkf11rc lhl' ha,c•liall "l'ason, lomh11 'Pllkt' with the ll1·,lin1.111 ha!tcball l oar Ii aml a5ked him 111 l'tH'ourage Mt ( ;1111111e'-' to l lllllJll'lt' for the Sea t..i11g.,· 1raek and field lt'.1111 111,lead. fl arbor. "We won lea.,rue three onr ol my four Yl'•lr' in !>On'er and trnck.," Mc(;11i11ncs~ :-aid. "111 1983. the soccer team l11st in the ICIFI i.c111ifinab 011 renalty kicks. We went undl:'ft'alf'd un1il that game. II wa'> a great sea<>on ." McGuinne:.., .. aid lw haJ a lot of fun in !>OCCer. Mns1 of the playcri. had played on the 'amt• club leam si11n· agl' I I, hl· :.;1id. I le also t•xrl'fll'11n•d per-;1111;11 at·hicvcrue11i.. 1hat 111ade hi:. high school 1•xperil·11n· t•v1·n more rnemoral>ll'. ·1 had two hat trick..' 111 om· wrek." hl' ,,Ill! "I hat "a" a hig: • week for llH'. Al .. o, whl'll I t·;1111t•-- in umkr !"10 l't'( 1111d~I · • in llll' •lllO ... 111 l ~n!!:J, l\ld 1Ullllll'". <;1•rwd "'a walk·on a~~•'>IJJll for thl' Corona del Mar track and fidcl team. I le .still • follow<; the 1ea1n and :-.aid hr took pleasure : in llll'l'llng ~enior Cl1ri' flin~sl 1 orn. who ii. al:.n .i :.tandout in 'orrN "I g111 pulleJ up to pl." h11,11y in the Lii pl.1y110, tor .,on·t·r and I Vmce McGumness .inti tracl. Jnd lidd. par11rularly thr 4110 llll"l'il the tryouti. for ha:.l·ball," !\h < .111nrw'" :.,lid. "Whc11 I ,1111w1·d up for baseball. till' 1 0;11'11 wa., -.aying I would lw a Pll'llV gnotl 1r.ick athlete." '\11 c.ui1111cc;' was upset Jhnut 1111' '"'"<'hall coach's :.U~<·.,1io11. hl'' .111w Ill' l'njoyetl ba,chall '>0 111111 Ii. llut 1cc;uinneo;s ('\1 •111ually got owr it. l.;m·r in the· 'IH 111g. lw brnk.e tht• fl1·,l1111an ~chool n•c:on.I in the IOll 111t•t<·r~. "I fll'I lov<'d lo corn1wtl' and I 11.111.1 hl,1.,1." McGuinnt'" !\a1d 111 111' tune with the Sl·a King .... '\It I .u111nC!..\ abn <W11d lw 1•r1111vl·d hi'> rhoice 10 compl'IC' 111 1ra1 k ant.I field. lbmhn wa~ known for o,,uprorting 1'01111.11adl·ril' among hi' athlclci-. 1111 tlw tral'k and fi eld tc:un and ~le (111111111·.,_, enjoyed Lhat a:.pt•ct ·" wt'll I 11111r1·1111g in the I ,flOO rcl.1y '"" 1lw nu"t fun. Mc(;uinm'"' ,,11d Ml'<;11innCl>S ran andlUr a11d wa' parl ofh<' relay ll•a m rhat .tl\11 induded l.<u1rc M,111111. J11h11 Fonc and Davt' f'.111t·r.,<m . In Mc< .uinnc:.,· '>enior year tht• '-t'a Kingl> won the lkad1 < .1111· ... Invitational at Nc•wJmrl "II \ Jll't fun lor 111t• to go bal'l. ,111d 'et• a kid like <Jub Hingi.lrom." !\kc ;uinnt'~r said. "1 lc'll prohahly hrl'ak my lschooll r1·rnrd in tht> 400. I think my n·cord i-. 48.H m 1111· 400. I wc.·nt and <>aw him '""' year and I told him I h11p1• h1· heats it." McG11innc·-.., now cmtl'hl'I> f11f the Newpnn Beach !'llamme1:-- soccer duh. I fl' 'aid he dot·:-. i1 for fun. :i... invc:o.trnenl rnanagrrn<•111 1s hi:-profe,sion. When he lin1">hcd rnmpering 111 -;occcr and 1ral'k and liC'ld at Corona dcl Mar in 1 ~11n. ht· conccntrarl'd ~olt'lv 1111 aG1dem1l'. Ill' w1•ri111n 10 earn h" undergrad1li'll' lll'gl'l'l' in intcrna1io11al i-111Jie!> at llSL Ill' lived and wrJrkl'tl Ill Scotland and Japiln a<, .1 stork analy't I It· met tw; w1rl', t.:n .. ren, in Scotland. Mr<;11111111·" tlw h1tc-.t honor('(' 11f till' D,tily l'ilni Sport:. I I.ill of Fnin1•, ITll)Vl'tl hack to N1wpor1 Bearh aho111 '>even yl'ar.. .1gu and live' tlwre w11h t..ri,tl'll and their four children: N1lk, '!. Kenrwdy. h. who Ill tlw 011ly girl, Jo,l'ph. :.1, and Willi.1111, I. MEN'S TENNIS UCI edges Santa Clara J1111ior Brian Morron earned tlit• dl'nsivl' point wiLh a vit:tory ar Nu .I "inwes as host UC l~ine d!'!talt'll Santa Oara, 4-3. in a 111111l'onfl'rence men's lcnnis match Sunday al Anteater Tennis !'ll .id Ill 111. Mnrtor1, a Corona dcl Mar I ligh prmjuct, topped Erich <hen. 5 7. 6-4. 6-3. 10 help the Antealt'r!. improve to 4-'.\. S1.·111on. Jon Endrilrot an<l Zo· ran Korac also earned singles vktoricll for UCL which swept thc.doublt•., point by winning all Lhree matt hl'!.. Moton teamed with junior lly· usuke Kallhiwab..ira for .111 A·4 douhl~ victory. whill' Em.lrika t and s~nior Wkwe~i William., combined for an H·G do11hlrc; rri· umph. Koral' and sopho11111rc Pclt'r Surnpol added tlw lhird douhh·r- win fur the hol>I/>, Santa Oard fdl to '1 .. 1. UC! play~ hol>t tu l .oyola Marymount '1\Jc:.day at I ::\O p.m. Daily PllOt Call Classified Today (949) 642-5678 Polk,· . M leplMaam IOTICIOfMI All PUCI Of '9K WI Of (Ol&AllUl ts.. HM S.W. J, UCQ Nollce u; hereby i"'" by th• un<1ers11ned th•l • publ11 'flt ol the tollow1na collateral will be held al 1119 hOur of 1 00 o clo(k PM on the 4th d1~ ot M11ch, 2004 •t TH[ RAOOISON HO TH 4S45 Mu A1thu1 Newport Buch, County ot Oron11e SIM1e of C1lrlorn1a (Oesc11pt1011 of collat eta I) MCN S ' WOMEN'S COlO WCOOINC 8ANOS Tht> ule ,. be1nw held to enlo1u the 11flhb ot the Secured P1rty under 11' •ecu11ry •&•tament w1t11 Ju•ellu Yvonne P1eu., IOS(ll( YVONNE Pl[ RR£ lhe aueh will b' •va1IAble tor inspec· l ion Maich 4 2004, between the 1tou1 ~ cit !> 00 p.n1, to 7 00 p rn. Th11 c111t1ce I\ a1vcn In dCCOI d•llCt with the vrov1s1ons nl Set 110 11 9!\04 Subd111111on (3) ol the Uncl"'m Comrne•c•1I Code ol the St.ic ol C•hluontd DA T£0 f rbnw y 17 2004 S1anet1 GMy o,t1111 Publl\l1e d N•wp(tr I Btath/CO•l~ Mt\I 0•1ly Pilot F obr u~r y 23 2004 t.NS 640006 M921 ISCIJtlO llOTICI Of PfTmON TOADMllml fSTAlt0'1 nc..H.K .. Ab"-"~ f.H.~f.~ ~ WUO. A223SOS Io all h1111>. b•n•h c1a11e~. c1odl101s. con t111aonl crtcJ1tois. 3nd per sons .,ho may oth erw1\t be ioteruted •n the will or Ul~le, or both, ot· . f 11ncts H Kohn •lit F,.nces Kohn, f H Kohn, r llohn A PETITION FOR PRO BATE ho been hied by JUDITH LICHT In tht Superlo• Coutl of Call ltu nl•, Couuty ul Or •nae rHC PC II llON f OR PROBATE requub JUOITH LICHT be •P 1101nl1d •s pe1su nal repr1unt1hve to •d· m1111st.. th• estat• of the decedent THl PCTlllON teQunh the dec.edMl's will and cod1c11,, 11 '"Y· bo •dm1Utd to ptobate The will and •nY cod1c11s ~r• •va111ble l0t eumine hon . 1n the lole kept by the court THE PETITION requests autllollly lo adm1111\h11 lhe eslAte under the lndepentlent Adm1n1S tr11ton ol ($lales Act (lh11 authonty will 1llow the personal repte-.n t•live to take many .ct1ons without obtain 11111 cou1 l approv•I. Beloit t 3~11111 ce1 ta111 vety 1nipollant ect1ons, ttowoet, the per son1I 1 ep1 e>entaltve will be 11qu1red lo e ... notice lo interested 11•1son• unlns they have w11ved notice or consented lo the p1oposed action l lh11 ondependenl ad· 1111111sllat1on aulhorotv Wiii b~ &ranted unl<SH •R 1nternled person Illes .rn obiection to the 1J•ll1ton •nd •hows aood cauae why the rour I should n.it a•ant the 'uthorily A tl(ARINC on the f'tllloon wlll be htld on 3111/04 al I 4!\ pm 1n Oepl l7J lotaled al 341 lhe C•ty 011ve South 01an11t CA 92613 If YOU OBJECT to tho srd•1tina of the pe1t11on you \hould appear o1t the hurong ar•d state your ob1ec1ton~ or Ille w11tte11 ob1ed1on\ with lhe 1.ou11 belo1e the he1nne Your •PPUt1nce may bo in t>e•son 01 by Y•)Ur 1tl0tney II YOU ARC A CR[ 01 TOR 0 1 c ont1net nl et•d1tor of the .:lf1U h4'd yo11 rnust fol~ yuu1 t.1~1111 with the cour I •nd n1111I a copy to the po•son•• r•oruentallve •llPOllllfd by lhe court w1th1n tour month~ hum tho d•le ol the l11sl 1n ua11u ol lelttr\ o provided 111 P1ob•I• Code u ct1on 9100 1 he lime hll '1111111 cl11111~ will not uplfe before f(lut ulonlha lrcull the hear 1111 date noltce~ above YOU MAY FXAMINC lilt hie ~epl by the 1.our I II you ate a ,u!fson 111 teresled 111 the ol•le you may tile with th• cnur I d Reque•I 101 Spl<c1al No lit e (form 0( 154) of thu ltlone of ,111 inventory •nd •PP• ••ul of utate aueh 01 or_ any petllton OI accouot o p1ov1ded 1n Probotf Code secltun 12SO A Requnt loo Svec1•I Notice form •• .iva•ldble h om the eourt l.lerk Att.t-y fw '•tlll-•rr N94'~t I . llfftt, It~. (<SI• 00260) lew Offl<e e( Nerloert l .l•t,APC 40 I N. '•rlaceftttr Or., Ste . 103, s-t• Ane, CA t270S -J S43 Publi~hed Newpo c t Beach 'Costa Me~• Dd1ly Pilot febru•rv l7 2J 24, 2004 T M924 IS( lltTt I011CI Of Pl11TIOM TOAD-TU ISTATI0'1 CMWSf.WADl Wl IO. ll23S02 To all heus beo .. to (ldfle\ u ecl1lu"· •011 1meen1 cred1tn•~. ~r111 porsnn5 who IMY Olh e1w1se be 1n1ere\ted 111 the will or e•1.11e or both. ol· CllAHl I ~ I WADE A PETITION FOR PRO aAI£ hu been ltleO by Joy r W•de In the Supe110t Cour I o f C•h 1011111 County ul Ot ·n~e rHE PE H TION roR PROB A IE 1 equc~h Joy r w~tl• h~ •1>1J1.llnled ·~ p,u ~onel r•"'""111tat1v~ lo 1dmrn1\te• the esrare· ul eccdent f TITION requests dtoct Wiii •nd C(I c1I~. 11 • be •d•ntlted to prob•l I he will and ilflY 1.od1r1 1ivaolftblw lot ~~ 11011 111 the file he '"" 1.01111 lHE PETITU)N rtQut'sl> •utho11ty to admml\111 the e~t•le under thr. 1<11lependeot Adn11111' I• •hon nl [\t•I~~ Act (This •ulhu111v will •llow tile per\011~1 r e11r e••ll i..t1ve to l•ke "'""Y •C toon• wrthoul 11blA111 •nk 1 0110 I ,1p11ro v.11 fh1fou1 ...... , (f l c,un "'~'"I 1n1pofl .. 11t "<. ltuns. howevor th" pe1 ~on.ii "p1eu nh1twe will be • •Qllllt d to eovt lllllllc lo wter~\.ted LhH'0"' 11nles\ lllov IMV<' w ... ve11 11nt1t t!: m \."'"'-""'"~, to th" ptn1JU'\9'd At l10H l l h~ wd~pcndtnf ,111 IUIOl~lr .ttHJO dtlfhfH I'!/ will ht R• .rntt"tl 1mlt'' an inhu '''•" ~Jl"t '\1111 f1le5 *'n nbtt-1 t1on tu th,. pelltlotl llll\I 'h<111" l(<'<l\I l,.U~C Nhy· Uu •out t ~liuuld nul .:•.wt tht• dU lhm1ly A H[ARIN(, un 111> P'-lil1nn .,111 h• h•ld on J 11 04 6t f 4'> 11 on 1n Oe.,t LI J h•1 .1lrll ,,, 141 lite G1ty f111v" South ()o dllif CA 9/61 I ff YOU 01!1£ r f 1•1 lh• \ltJntm~' 11f th,. \)tt•twn you \huulrl tllltf"·'' di th•• htt.;UU1~ Mlc1 ''·•If' VOUI OhJt"t. hon•. ot hi,. wr 1t1~n ••blt<<.l11Hl\ w1H1 lht' '411111 lu·ft•Jr. lht: h•·.u111~ Yot1f dflllf"M ;Hh t-nrnv ht' m flt"' \no tif hv vou1 .it111111,.y II VOii lll<t II l'l<I tH 1 tH( 0 I t ,, tit t '1'~ .. HI u ~d1lm of Hit• t1t:1 e.t'.rd If ow to Pla<·e A you must Ille your cl11111 with lhe •ouol ind m11t • copy to the pe,.On•I ltl)1 O"lllallV~ eppo111ted by lltt •uurl within lour munlh~ ft um the d•tc ot the fir~• 1u u•11ce of letlc" rt~ µrnvod~d 111 l'rnb•t~ rode ~ecl1011 9100 111• tom• tor lilln11 dam'' w1U 11ul t1Ai)1t1 belnr• tou1 111u11lhs from thf hu•ma 11.-1~ 1111hu d 1bove YOU MAY l )(AMINl the "'• h PI ny lh• <Ou!I II you Ar " ., 111r~on 111 te1 tt,c~n m lhe "~t1tle ynu mi•V 111.-with the t <•u1 I .; Reu11~•• lu• Speu al Null'~ (fur 1n DI I S4 I Ill thr tohn1· ut •11 IOVl!f'9uty .uu1 AIJJUHIS.tf ut ''t"t~ .. ~,t:t• m ot •11v ''t:t1t1uo o• d'-U'lllll d• 1~vvotktJ If! f'ol!ba le rvc"' ''" l111r1 1:1!.lJ A Rt·c1u• I lur S.~t·~1• I No tu~ fm m " .--.v('l1l11bh• from t h .. , .iu1 t t f~rk Allorney lor '•tltleneri l•rl I . Wolloce, r.,.. ll .. ahl.o , Snyder & Wallace, lL', I 20 Newpa1t (er•ter Dr., St•. 2SO, Newp•tt l •ach, CA t 2660 l'11hl1,h•d Newpo11 8· ,11 11 , ... ,,. 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COSIA MCSA CA 92627 Tho bulk sale is 1n le11d1d lo be <On•urn mtttd •I the othu ol lite lscrow Fo•um ood the .snti•ll>attd wl~ dtlt 1i Ma"h 10, l004 The bulk sal• " >ub1et l to C6l1lo1111a U111fo1 m Cutnme1c11I Code Set lion 6106 2 Yl S;NO Y lht nAme and addtH S ol the pe1su11 with whom cl11ms m1y be tried •• Tht Esc1 ow f ~·um 23161 L.ike Center Or. Ste 120 L.1k~ f n1 est. Cf\ 92630 &ltd lhe lest d•I• lor lrllflfl cl,11m\ by •ny u edltor >hdll be Mitch 9 2004 wh1d1 " lite buw1eu day helore th~ >fie tPle \pe• 1f1ed Al)~Yf ll~led 'l I I 2004 BUY[R(S) CAP IN ll(!>TMCNTS INC A CALIFORNIA. CORPORA llON fly S AIJlt liUSAIN PRI \IOI NI Publo~h•d Newporl 8~61 hlC"''·' M~'• Ddoly Pilo t frt>1 u aq 23. <'004 M928 llOTICI IMTll6 TO Ill 'llOJlCT TITll1 T1•tt1c S11111al An1umo P•1llw1y •rnd C(tvent~nt Laderd RMtCh. l••cl 15981 MASUR DfVflO,fRo RM\/ Rt ally, Inc 'I.ANS & 5'lCS1 A~•1I ~ble on 01 about Feb 1 u•r y l 2004 al the Moolt Croup 1538 8rookhollow, Suite 57 Santi An1. CA 927<Y.I le i (7t•) 7!>1 5557, fu (11 4) 751 4552. • non relund•bl• p1yme11t ol S2S per stl. •dd1tt0nal $10 tor malflne HQUIHMUIU1 Pre v11lm& W.aa• Cer til1ed P1yroil tlD SCMIDUU1 114• 0-M•rch 4, 2004. lit the Moo te 01oup, l538 Brook hollow. Suite Sl. Santa Ant. CA 92705, ri1. (714) 151 5557 INGIMUa'S ISTIMATl1 $160.000 Pub 11 shed Ne wporl Be"h/Colh Mna Oa1ty Pllo1 rebrutry 23 24. ~. 26, 21, 78, Mar~h I 'l. 3. 4, 2004 M929 IOTICI IMlll6 TO• noJl<l' tnu, cro Storm Or 11n•a• OWNH1 01ocu1 of O••nae 'lANS & 5'1CS1 Avail 4ble on or •bout r eb r uary 24, 1004 at the Moote Croup 1538 Brookhollow. Suite 57, Sant a Ana. CA 92705 Tel. (714) 751 5557. ru (714) 751 4552. a nun 1elundable payment of sis pet ~·· add1honal SIS tor n1'1lln& Alln hr• Johnson llQUlalMINTS1 Pr~ va1h11~ Waat Ce1 tilled Po1yroll llD SCHIDUU1 1141 Ov• M•tt h 4, 2004 @ 2 00 p m 'r•-114 February 76 2004 @ l000A Ill IMGINlfl'S ISTIMATI: $190,000 Publo\hed Newport Bea1.h1C:n\la Mes• Daily P1lul I •IHIJ~• y 23 ?4, 25. 26. 27 28. M11ch I. 2 3 4 200• M930 FIND an apartment through classified MllM ..... ... s...... The lollowina pet JOO~ are dolna buslneu n fOP f mineral & Insur ance Services, 2061 Business Cente• Dnvt, Suite 211. tr .. ine. CA 92612 OB P1omark lnsur•nCt M•1ket1111. Inc (CA), 2061 Businan Center Onve Su1t1 ;>)I, Irvine. CA 92612 Thi~ busrness 1s con ducted by· a corporaoon Have you started doina busmen yet? Ye~. 01/08/04 DB Promark lnsu11n1 e Marketintt, Inc Don Brown, Prn1dent Thi~ sl•temenl wo llltd with the County Clerk of Or 11111e Cuuntv on 02/03/04 20046973$1$ DA1ly Pilot Ftb 9, 16. 23 Mar I. 2004 M913 ~ ...... .... s......i I he lollow1na per inns •1e du111a busmes\ n 24 CdflOtl, 12882 \/alley View Sl!Hl Unit l5. Carden Grove, CA 9284!i 24 Carrol~ (CA). 1288? Valley \/1ew Street IJn1I I!>, Garden Gr ove CA 9284!> Th1i business is con dl1cled by l1m1\ed I 1nb1lrly Co lbv~ vou !.lorted du1n1t bu•111eu ver? No 24 C1111o ts Shtfft Slone Bennell/Manoama Member Thh •t•tement w.s hied with the County Cler~ ot Oranae County on 01 /28/04 20046972Ht Daily P1lol Feb. 2. 9 16 23, 2004 M907 .....---Deadlines--....... Rates and dcadltne' are \Ubjcct to change without notice The publ1~her rc ... erve~ the ngh1 to ccni.or. rccla."1fy. revi~c or n.'JCC.:I any da~'tficd advcrt1~emem. Plea'c n:pon any error that may he in your cla~,11icd ad immedtatdy. TI1c Oally Ptlot :in.cpl\ no liah1lity 1111 an~ error 111 an advcnt~emcnt tor v. htch 11 m.iy he.'. respons1bh: l'XLl'pt lor the t·11~1 uf the space :ictu:illy on up1l·d hy th1.• error. Credit can only Ix· :tllO\\'l'<l lor 1hc first m'crt1on. • • CLASSIFrnAD -ii Monday ...................... Friday S:OOpm Tuc~day ................... Monday 5:00pm Bv Fax (9~9) 6.11-659.t 1t'll·.i~ •rkl~ )•.Uf f\.1f'"'" .u"'t 1•hiHl\. nomt'l"r .uw.I ¥11° If "·•II \l'U t'l,M k ""1lh .. prn.l· 4U1ll4.:' T.:lcphont lUOam-<.·OOpm M onday-Fnd:1y Bl· Phont• «i.t1>1 tM~-~6711 I lour!-1 laulrx Bv Mail/In Pt•rson: l '0 \\'.:,t Ha} Str.:i:t (°<hi.I ~1.:,.1, CA ll2tl27 At O:\\ 1)(1rt Hlv.t & H:t) St \\':111..-ln X I0,1m 5 OOpm Munda) Fnd.1y Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm Thursday ............ Wcdnt!i-day S:OOpm 1-"riday .................... Thursday 5:00pm Saturday ..................... Friday 3:00pm Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm ANNOUNCEMENTS & MISC. I ~ 1010-1770 •CJIAllDISE lfilll 7402·7466 ~ GARAGE SALE BUSINESS & FINANOAL 2 ......... llurlel ,....., \ode by ,..Je Ctt ol Ille be\l "'""\ @ P .oc;ofll. Vtt"' Cemet.ity 949-939 .m1 ColllCtlbln/ Memor1blll1 1160 TO, SS 4 RECORDS nc lvz. Cl;1'SI; [IL O:Os & 8J, .8l. AJtl( Splu' t~ ·"'~ Mille 949 64!> 7!>0'1 ENTERTAINMENT s,.ctll EVlllll 1310 fOUAl llOUSll6 OPfOl1'llTY 1111 real H ll\le •dverus 1na 1n tho\ MW~pape1 " •utlled to the r edcr al F1111 Hou""~ Ad of 1968 a~ am~nd•d wh••h makes 11 111e11a1 to •dv•rl1se ·any pr •ler ent e . l11n1131 Hl n o r d1sc11m1n1tro11 b~sed on race, color. rcha•ofl, U• hanooc•p. 1.m111111 \tall" 01 n~l1onal 11rog1n, or an mtenho11 to make a11y such P• Al'1enc' l11111t1 \ton or d1,u11ntn•tfon • This DfWSP•P•r will nol llnOWHl&IY dH epl •ny •dvertlsernent ,,.. rul n tate whic h 1s 111 v1ol•llon nl th• l•w. Our re••tr' M~ herel'ly 1otnrm1d that •fl clwell 1n11' 1dv1111\ed In fhl\ new&p1p 1 •r • •••ll•ble on IN! equ1I C1PllO• tun1tv b•'" To (nmpl.111 of dis crlmlutlon, c•ll liUO toll ftl!O M I 80Q.A24 8S90. I ~ 1419 IJ] aoos-as1o ~ •SAU 3010-3940 IEAL ESTATE ~ JOR SAU SOOS·SISO 2305·2490 9000-9750 Auctions 1483 _Fu_m1tu_r1 ___ 3435_ cm ____ 3610 Olcllblme 4540 MISCELLANEOUS leather Sola ' Love.ear arsc u1 t 1 I l 11,; \ ,,, .... Office s .. 11. RENTALS br•nd new 111 the Cl ate Un<~• l•mlt"s H~µ11en1 App•o• 681•1. 1063,r & Under the Service Di rectory Banner Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Call Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 l•r•o lorg~b •. 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Chuck l~n 949·514·3589 OPEN SAT-SUN 1-S Spectacular Tennl) Couf't r Sl•te 6,000" 'lbt 6b• l 'l2 8C of lush gro und, 1so· v11w SJ,ttS,000 OPEN SAT-SUM 1-S 681 Vista Bon1la Jbr 2 !iba. •mall canyon view! comm pool $719,000 Uayhonl w/s1de toes 4h1 4 !iba 6.000sl ntate Pvt pool & sp1 14.99!> 000 lmm~c I >IOI y ntw~• Mu'• 180. bAy view' ,,50,000 See more homo on 160. V1tl11~l l o11r www P•trN.lltenore 1.om PATRICll TENOR( NAl!onw1de USA 949.856.9/()!i STOP 'AYING lllMY. Own your o wn 'lbt doulbew1de moblle honu W.tlk tn the o"'" r am!ly pa• k $6f>,000 C1ll l0t dtlA1h .._.....v11wtt-• ~ 1m 114 msm Rooms for Rent I040 Nl/Oce-View •-OcMnfront1?211d P11vate 1 nnm, 110l11tn \hM e !>a, u til\ pA1c1 nnf \mk, k1lchen•ll~ lndr y I blk lo N•wpotl p1e1, S/l'lm c.n S•m 949 218 7905 (between !l<im !ipm) ==-.... i>41w \IOIAjle, ~ fJOOsf Ullth P!'f '""' f(l( vehleln. low 1 ale> uH C..otyn 949 863 1390 12 a 12 a H St.,. ... (only) &ar 31le S750/mo 1?9 Untver$1ly Drive Ccxt• Mesa 949 646-1164 RESIOENTIAL REN1 ALS ORANGE 7400 COUNTY Yrfy Uttfwr" 211t, Ille 11r11e •Pl. no 111/ puk1ne. n o pet' Sl650+clep . ........-1 A special advertising supplement featuring andques &. collectlbles - perfect for shops, dealers, auctions. booksellers, decorators, ref\nlshers and art galleries. Reach 42,000 readers lo Newport Beach, Newport Coast. Corona del Mar, Balboa Island, Costa Mesa. Full Page Half Page Quarter Page Eighth Page $700 $.175 $250 $135 2 col x 3.5 lncb $85 Publication Date Wednaday, March 17, 2004 Space & copy Deaclllne: WedneMa)', March 10, 2004 Advertorial Deadline: Wedn~y. March 10, 2004 Daily A Pilot call today! Ann Gendrolls at 949-574-4249 or Fax your ad to 949-631-6594 e-mail to ann.gendroU.Olatlmes.com ----____________________________________ .._.....,_.;:.__, ______ _;, ____ ~-~...:....~ _ _j AlO Monday, February 23, 2004 -------1' I Ill ._. ...,..COiii 16. l\e ( .... , new "'114'1 & pe1nt. lfund1, 1•1:. $1100/mo. Pluu no peh. 114·961·6346 COl90VA a.r tt- w/rnNt, •lllt cond. "'"' lot • Vlhw! 2 C Pf, I YN now, 27013 El Rell10 1191&/mo 9491156 910!> ...,.,. ..... YIML 't llASIS .......... MOMIS II.I. .. ., llAl TOllS Nt~7M161 UOO ISU StUOIO Lera• closet ' b•lh, •unny u po>ure. StOOOm A,t 949-675 6161 oat ~ Ott SMID Sl31!1 lbr. ,... ~ "~ --P*l. !bl ~. '""" -96642 2'121 Ck--4 f'-" I~ W•lk lo buch New orpet, e•1•m1t Ille lln . new epph•ncu w/wUhll ' dfytr 1nS1de @ apt t11& incl SI I~ 2br-Sl49!1 t4t-646-2224 NP MllGMlS l'b1 Iba uppe 1 .,,w, btaull ••n•od. Ip, •H 4.JO 11 .. 111e Sl6SO/n><> 949 641 5.488 iw. a...-.. 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