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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2002-11-15 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot.. • • a1 10 Serving the -Newport-Mesa community since 1907 · FRl>AY, NOVEMBER 15, 2002 ~· ... ·Roadwork ~--:may be on :·\··-the way to Costa Mesa ·~~ City Council on Monday ··::-will consider $4.7 million in , ·.:road improvements. The ~, -. -county would pay half. Lolita H•rper Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Residents could look forwan:I to $4.7 million in road rehabilita· tion projects if cowu:il members endorse preliminary contracts for portions of Red Hill Avenue and Bristol, Bear and 17th streets on Monday. Various portions of the streets are in need of total repaving, and council· rnem- r· bers will review contracts for the design l work for all three.. totaling $318,492, offi- cials said. . BW Morris, the city's director of public services, said Costa Mesa was recently • • awarded $2.1 million from the Orange ~~.COunty Tumsportation Authority for the :.,; •three separate projects and must put them :•.;oul to bid by June to receive the grants. ~!· "We ~re fortunate enough to get all of PHOTOS BY SEAN HILLE~ I DAJL Y Pll OT Student~ demonstrate the causalities of war to protest the threats of a U.SAed war wittl Iraq at a rally Thursday on the UC Irvine campus. ;:·~:them approved. but we have a deadline ••• •• •. See ROADWORK, Pqe M • :c1TY HALL Making a point • ;Fire-buff er UCI students organize a theatrical antiwar rally Thursday to urge change in American and U.N. policy toward Iraq :zones are no • • ·~protection " ' ~ :jBuffer zones around !:Newport Coast homes are .... not up to county standards, \ even though residents are ,-.·paying for landscaping. . • ·June CH•1r•nd• OaUy Pilot Representing the College Republicans, junior biology major Steve Marchenko, 22, shows his support for the U.S. war on terror during the rally. Deirdre Newm•n Daily Pilot B ombs exploded on the UC lrvine campus Thursday as part of a rally against a potential war in Iraq. The bornb5 onty rained down flour, and the soldiers throwing them at civilians were onty students in costume.. Bur the fact that the Oour coated anyone who stood in their way was meant to illustrate how innocent civilians would die if the U.S. bombed Iraq. About J SO passersby witnessed the war simulation created by 14 organizations on campus - includlng the Sociery of Arab Srudents. Campll.'I Progressive Alliance and Amncsry lntemalional -to protest a possible war in Iraq and to advocate for a comprehensive change in Amencvi foreign policy that champions freedom anddem~~--.We grea~se the war in Iraq and we've always opposed sanctions because we have a humanitarian perspective that innocent men and women should not die for any cause.· said Osama Abuljebaln. 20, c.o-president of the Soc1ery of Arab Students. The first purpose of the rally was 10 oppose a war in Iraq and illustrate the harrowing situauon in the country as a result of the economic bloclcade pul in place See POINT, Pae• M NEWPORT COAST -Jwt as some had feared. residents haven't been as safe from fires as they thought Li~es are down at Newport Harbor High School • ! 't r J .. _ ..... -{ ( ... ~, ... 1 ,_, A survey of landscaping work done on fire buffer woes ahowa that some of the:8e areas have not been maintained according to fire safety standard&. •Tbele 'fuel mod.iflcadon zones' are im- portant to the residents because they're designed as a barrier against wild fires such as the ones that were lo lAgw'la Beach aeveral yean ago," said Jim McGee. a Newpon C.out resident and member of the dty's Newport Coast Advlsory commit· tee. The school has been without phone and Internet services all this week, and won't have them until its underground cable lines are repaired. Deirdre Newm•n Daily Pitot Thank God fot ceU phones. cess were suddenly cut off this week. Before the 2,600 homes ln Newport Cout were annexed to the dty, homeown- lbat's the attitude of adm.inlstrators at Newport Harbor High SchOol, who might haw bad to resort to smoke ligrU from their castle tower to commwUcate. with the outside wodd after their phone and computer ac- "There hasn't been a real problem with parents, since most people here have cell phones,• said Kathy Murphy, admlnlstrative assistant to principal Michael Vossen. who has been en· trusted with the school's emergency cell phone. Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ON1HEWEB: www.d161>fotcan WEATHER The S..AN wlradl NUn. ....... up.111d. ........ A2 SPOltTI C....Mlee ....... ledd11ld•Clndt .. ..................... .. ,.... POUllCI -.o.11c.a...-. ... .......... ..., ...... .. . .. The problem is affecting cable lines under the street between Irvtne ·72 HOURS A quick guide to the weekend A IYMCMZllrllC:all 1 ~':.~ .. ~"""'"'"' totp.m..~ .... ..., end Mwy..,., ........ .. c.w. n....., .... °'*''° ............ ....................... Dn ... 11t11c i.-end•••• an ...... Boulevard and Holly Avenue. The sur· rounding neighborhood is affected. E- mail Is down, too. since Internet ac- cess relies on those cable lines. Pacific BeU represe.ntatiws and As- sistant SupL Jaime Castellanos were unavailable for comment Thursday. Since Monday was a holiday, school officials didn't notice the problem un· t1l Tuesday momlng when they tried to call out. Murphy said. The district broadcast a message to school par- ents Thunday letting them know about the problem and the emer- gency phone line. But most patents don't seem too worried about it. Mur· phy said. since she hasn't gonen a barrage of calls on her cell phone. No similar announcemen1 was made to students. Murphy said. Teacher Jim Crotwell said he ls us· lng the reprieve from answering phone cal1s and e-mails to catch up on other wor\. ·1rs gtven me a lot ol time.· Crot- well said ·1've gotten a lot or other stuff dooe.· And tudents don't seemed faud by REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK Sliding through parental lessons I r \ A2 fridly, ~ 15, 2002 ,. "' SEAN HILLER I DAILY PILOT Jim Fournier has a Web site called "Tales of Balboa" where he's trying to post.photographs of every local. Mr. Fournier's neighborhqod June Casaerande Daily Pilot W ho are the people in your neighborhood? Just ask Jim Fournier. Or, bener yet, log on to WWW. TalesOjBalboa.com. Here, Webmaster Fournier has lalcen his oh-so-community-focused Web site to new heights. Fournier has added a new section, "Paces of Balboa. ",with the ambitious goal of posting the names and faces of nearly everyone who lives. works or plays in th.is seaside wonderland. HI just thought it would be a way to show people who we are, as a community, as a neighborhood," said Fournier. whose site has long been a source for local news, events and • WHR'S AR.O~T11 published periodically. tt you are plannlng a nautical .wnt. IUbmit the Information to the Daily Plloc. 330 W. B8Y St, Colt.a Meu, CA 12827; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or bV ..,,..10 dailypllot•lati~com. CllmS ..... lllO'tl.-clnt ..... 9IJ I ... farweddlngs and recepdon8, coddlll end algl kl 1lng c:Nieet, end meeting8 et $250 per flcxw (minimum two hours) end $180 for Md\ eddidonel t,our. (141) 38t-3MO. Balboa Peninsula resident uses his ca m era and Web site to introduce neighbors to one another. history. But While the goal is simple, the footwork is hea-..y duty. Usually once a week. Fournier posidons himself outside the Balboa Market, camera in hand, to take pictures of passersby. "I just stand out there taking pictures and getting their names to post to the site." he said The result: More than 250 locals have already appeared ori the site. But the residents' presence on the site ·WHATS AFLOAT . (adults, $8; dVldren, $1) leavel the Fun Zone et 1 p.m. detty. Pt1va d\artert .,. av8il~ble. (IM8) ~. c .................. ..,.. .... ...,..,.. helbororUilel (adulll; • ~i.S1lend~cnM8s (8dufl8, 18; c:hlldren, ., ), dlperlll 19 from B8lboe ""'l.cM'9 wetY 30 ........ from 11 a.m. to 4'30 p.m. _,end on the hour • unlit 7 p.m. ,.., mu.a. a.-....................... . 10CMDot0.-,....Wlltl. ~ wllh a•• r11ig .. MWllble for up to ,. pl I I I ..... ., 123-1088. isn't Um1ted to their names and faces. Another new feature. "Your 2 Cents Wol1h." lets residents speak their minds on all things Balboa . ur learned to swim in this very bay," one anonymous Web surfer wrote of her 1950s childhood trips to the peninsula "My mouth waters u l remember the lunch we would often get at one of the little food stand& Deep fried jwnbo shrimp and Frendl fries tn a basket. In the pa.5t SO years, I've never eaten anything as delicious as what I ate as a child here on Balboa beach." Fournier has also added another Web cam to the site. Now, ln addition to seeing regularly updated images of Balboa Beach, the Wedge, Balboa Bay at Udo and the Bayfront. visitors can enjoy a view of the action along Main Street. all the way to the ocean. ·Daily APilOt Ctwt.dne cantlo Newa IMiltlnt. (949) 57<M2:98 · chrlsdnt1.e11rrlllo•l•d,,,...com PHOTOOMPHIM Seen Hiiier, ICu•ng Hweng, Don l..aedt, ICM'lt 1'Npcow Box 1!560, Cotta MeN, CA 92828. Copyright No news atorlM, lllustmlona, ed.ltoNt melt« or ~ her91n can be f'9C)f'OduCed without wrtaen permMk>n of copyrtoht owner. VOL M, NO. 319 THOMAS St. JOt4N8()N, Publt•her · TONY DOOIRO, Editor J4llN Ol'TTINO. AdvertJll,ao'rtctor LMA l'•OO, P'romoelo.-. Director HOW TO MACH UI a-· rm The Tlmea Or•f'lge County <tool 212-1141 ""9b••• cr111"M <Mel ec2-1111 --(Mt)l42-4321 ........ ..... , .. )M2..e90 =( ... 117oMa23 ,_CMIMM1?0 ....... ,. ... , llM110 .._._,.,,..,_oom ........ . ................ , t INM ,_ CMll 111-7118 , Mdbf-=-TNI Clmmuftlr ..... ., ..... Al'lllll ,.._ -TllNICN. ,.,.... .... THE HARBOR COLUMN Ready yourself for speakers .and authors Ahoy. .-----:~--., graduating from the Attention on deck. This is "' your captain speaking, and I want to tell you about a special event happening from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday. So before I go any further, write this date on your c:alendar or enter it into your personal datebook. And that is an order. MIKE WHITEHEAD University of Hawaii. He has held the positions of counsel to the commissioner of the United States Federal Maritime C.Ommission, president of Harbor and Coi\stal Services Unlimited, division manager at Zapata Gulf Marine Corp. and vice president of All of you are invited as my personal gilests to anend and --heJp.welcomeBayl'suneyoshi, the director of California's Department of Boating and Waterways. Ray is flying down from Sacramento just for this event so that he can be the guest of honor, meet those of you in attendance, in addjtion to speaking about what is happening on the state's waterways. nus special marine networking forum is open to the public, and did 1 mention it's free and at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub. 1601 Bayside Drive. This will be the first opportunity for the public to officially welcome Ray to Newpon Harbor. and meet your Sacramento representative. On an interesting note, Ray is the first director to be confirmed by the state Sepate and the pre'Jious three directors in probably a decade. I have mentioned Ray in a few prior columns. I am surprised he accepted my personal Invitation after last year's Newport to Ensenada Race, when he was shanghaied on a voyage by Marty Kasules, Newport Harbor master, and myself -otherwise know as the motley crew. You may have read Marty's C.Ommunity Commentary ("Keeping the harbor clean not an easy task." Thursday) on the Forum page. I agree I 00% with what he wrote -more on that in another column. Baclc to Ray's visit: Walt until he sees what we have planned for hlm on this visit. CA-hosting the marine event ar~ Mark Silvey, marine committee chair, and yours truly. your master of ceremonies of the evening. The chamber is very excited to be the sponsor of such an lmportant function in Newport Harbor for the marine · community. "Really excited to have Ray Tsuneyoshi speak here at the country's, if not the world's, largest recreational harbor,• said Doug Studcey, the Newport chamber of commerce's public affairs director. "We are looking forward to buUding a great working relationship with the Department of Boadng and WateTWays." Ray has more than 25 years of experience in the boadng world. He got a master's from Pepperdine University after Pacific Tow Boat. Also, he served in the U.S. Army and afterward Wa.s in the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve. He is an avid fisherman, so we are planning a fishing expedition to the n~ Diamond Lake reservoir, which has boating launth ramps and docks the Boating and Waterways funded. Boating and Waterways administers statewide programs such as boating safety, public access to the water and boating education, as well as enforcement of boating laws. Boaters' gasoline taxes and vessel registration fees are how the department receives its annual funding. Ray's budget this year is just over $101 million, most of which goes directly back to programs for those who pald the truces. There will be two nautical book authors at the mixer to sign copies of their books, which are published by the world's largest independent nautical publishing houses - Chief Executive John P. Kaufman of Bristol fashion Publications (www.bfpbooks.com) and retired Capt. John Guest (USCG). Kaufman will conclude the evening speaking briefly about his book. "Scuttlebutt - Seafaring History and Lore." plus help draw the door prize tJckets. We will host a marine event for a few nautical book authors 10 speak and sign boolcs, most likely ln February. It ls still in the planning stages. I will keep you informed. This might happen when Bristol Fashion Publications has my new book ready in print, for those of you who are.on the edge of your seats. You can contact the Newport Beach CllambeT of Commerce for more information on these events at (949) 729-4400 ·or onllne at · www.NewportBeach.com. I have a llnlt on my site at www.Boathou.seTv.com. 1 hope to see you at these functions, and please introduce yourself to me. Safe voyages. • MIKE WHITEHEAD 11 the Pilot's 0 bo1tlng •nd harbor columni.t. Send him your h.,bor •nd m•rln•rel•ted thought.I •nd story 1uggeetlon1 vi• e-mail to MlkeOBoathou1eTY.com or Bo.thou,. TY.com. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST The nonhe8"9f1y S.nta Ana wlnda wlM retum today, helpfng to ,.._our t9mper8tUrea Into the IOW9r IOI In Cotta M ... and the mld-70l In Nwlport Beedl. OYemfght lowt wlU dt'op Into the IOW9f so., 80 don't dlloount the nWtt.,..,.... Ju.t btoeil• lt'l w.rm In the ~· s.nt.AM-.Wttl blow ltrooger .......,, lftcr111lng ~1rt·-­mored1 ..... ..... " lllJL WWW.,..,nGN.9C)V .. IOATINQ P.OllCAIT . ArMIOldal"9tDg wll be fDund-=:. .,,-::.~-: ... ~ ..... _... ... ... ----.. ... ...... _. ...... . ·Out faitMr, the nom.1111-tv wtnda wlll blow 10 to 11 knc>tl tod8y, Wlfth 2..foOt W9V99 Ind I northweet Mell of a to 7 -. SURF ,. BEST BUYS Triple A turns into a car lot 0 0 Saturday, the Aa.domoblle Club of Soulbern c.lllom1n admlnisuative office ln Costa Mesa will tum into a South Coast Plaza. 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. C.aJl (714) 556-0611. DAZZI ING GLASS ln the sale are oil paintings. ceramic art. decorative an. sculptures, band-painted furniture and turquoise jewelry. Sher's ls at 2830 Newport Btvd. in Newport Beach. Call (949) 675·5385. GENTlY USED CLOlltES full ·service dealership. Hundreds of late.model used Enterprise rental cars will be sold at discount prices. lwena. a designer a.nd artist of Polonaise - mouth-blown European glass GREER ornaments-will The Nadonal Charity League Juniors hold an upscale resale clothing sale the third Thursday of every month at the 'Jldctodcer Thrtft Shop in Costa Mesa. Gently used designer labels are sold at unbelievably low prices. There's also a blg selection of children's clothing. WYLDER make a rare appearance from 2 The selection includes luxury cars. SUVs and piclcup trucks from Otevrolet. Ford, Honda. Toyota and Nissan. Everything will be sold at mid-Blue Book prices or lower. c.ars come with a l2·mooth/ 12,000-mile limJted power train warranty and a seven-day/l,000 mile buyback guarantee. Ea.ch car has passed the Auto aub's 86-point vehicle inspection and has been inspected by an Auto Qtib-approved auto repair facility. Auto Oub members can stop by the lot during sale hours, 9 a.m . to 3 p.m. finan~d auto insurance will also be available. Buyers can get pre-approved by applying online at www.aaa-calif comlfinanoe. Trade-ins will be accep1ed. The Auto aub is at 3333 Fairview Road in Costa Mesa. Enter off Susan Street to reach the lot Call (800) 943-0000. SAMPRAS AT SOllTlf COAST Tennis legend Pete Sampras will be at MKy'a South Coast Plaza today from 4 to 5 p.m. Sampras will be signing autographs to heJp celebrate the grand reopening weekend of Macy's main store. on Level 2 of to 5 p.m. Saturday at om.tm.. Dez:de. C.Ollectors can pre-purchase Polonaise and have them signed: Otristmas Dazzle Is at South c.oast Plaza. first level in the Crate & 8arreJ wing. Call (714) 641-3500. TAKE HOME LODGE Uza and nm GoodeU's newest restaurant. lA>dge at The Camp, is offering a gourmet take-home menu for Thanksgiving. The menu serves eight for $240. It includes slow-roasted organic turlcey with forest mushroom gravy, wild rice and pine nut stuffing with sausage and sage, bunered blue lake green beans with toasted almonds, Yukon gold mashed potatoes, spiced cl1Ulberry sauce, caramelized onJon·walnut rolls and pumpkin pie or apple croustade. Orders must be received and paid in full by Wednesday and picked up on Thanksgiving between 9 and 11 a.m. The Lodge is at 2937 Bristol St. in C.Osta Mesa. Call (7 14) 751-1700. ART FOR SALE A fine art sale with too-good-to-be-true prices i happening at Sher's Art Gallery today from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. and Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Included The shop, at 540 W. 19th St. in Costa Mesa. is open from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday. TONES ANNIVERSARY Subtle 1bDe9 will celebrate its fourth anniversary Saturday. There will be special d.rawin~ refreshments, gifts with purchases and 15% off on all full-price Subtle Tones clothing. The I 5% discount starts today and la.st& through Sunday. . Subtle Tones carries a big line of loungewear, casual wear, children's clothing. bedding. home furnishing and vintage chandeliers. The store is in Corona del Mar Plaza. 844 Avocado St, Newport Beach. Hours are I 0 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 11 a. m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. Call (949) 640-2781. • BEST BUYS appears Mondays and M'idays. Send information to Greer Wylder at greerwylder@yahoo.com or 330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa, CA 92627. or via fax at (949) 646-4170. Feel as though your Shoes never really fit? lf so then perhaps you have been fitted with the wrong type of shoes and onhotics. We specialize in hard to fit feet. Call now to make an appointment for a FREE consultation and a FREE computer scan of your foot. We cany men 's and womens stylish comfon shoes for all occasions. !F.REEi : FOOTScAN I :~a:;: I S7S I I .. .._., t l ___ ..._ __ , ·~ Foor'I· SOLUTl9NS 113S Me.,.. IW, Cestt MISI , ........ '"'--~' (949) 734-2020 °"' ... s.t. 10. '•• avou HAVE HEARD OF8J\illllla f ttJJJ J Inc. ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVALS NOW CO/t\E AND UPEmNCE IT.. I FREE IU>MI33ION & PltUINe I I OVll210CUP*S f IB lmCHAllDISIDAILY • • • • • t ...... Fncsay, Noven'i>ef 15, 2002 Al House Democrats take a hard left Appointment of San Francisco's Pelosi to minority whip indicates a liberal shift. Paul Clinton Daily Pilot • a decade. "We will wort with the Republi- cans on (combatingJ tem>rism NEWPORT-MF.SA Rep. and we shall seek common Nancy Pelosi's appointment to the ~ on domestic issues and on Democrats' top leadership post in the economy,· Pel06i said on her the ijQ\Jse should lead to a more Web site. ·eu1 where we cannot polari7.ed political atmosphere in find common ground. we will Washington, O.C., Newport stand our ground.• Beech's congres.srnan said Democrats regained the Senate Pelosi, who. took over as House by a slim margin in 2001 when Mlnorlty Leader from Rep. Dick Vermont Sen. Jim Jeffords de- Gepbardt on Thursday, was one of Cected. The vk1ory was short· the Cew federal lawmakers to op-. lived. pose the aeadon of a homeland Last week. the Republicans security agency and war with lraq. picked up two 'l(.>at.s m the !:ienate Her appoinaneni. by a 177 to and a handful of seats m the 29 wte. represents a shift from the House. more conservative Gephardt to Of the 4:lS I low.e se--ct~ Repub- the liberal Pelosi, who represents licans now hold 228 m the Demo- mo.st of San Francisco. •m C.Ongress. we have gone from black to white in the Demo- cratic leadership." Cox said "Mi- nority Leader Gephardt supported the response to Sept. 11." Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, who represents Costa Me.a, could not be reached for comment. Republicans on luesday ap- pointed Rep. Tom Delay CR- Texas), the hawkish conservative who has led the calli. for military action against Iraqi leader Sad- clam Hwsein. BUSINESS •TRUSTS REAL ESTATE • DIVORCE (949) 1oo~ns crats' 204. 1Wo seats a.red ~ cided. awaitillg runoffs, and one seat is held by Vermont l.ndepend- ent Rep. 8em.ie Sander& ln recent months, critics have said the OemocraDc Party bas abandoned its traditional role as an anti -war protester and sup- porter of dbel1franc.his, groups. Cox offered a list of Democrats al the helm in w.utime. "Owing Vietnam. they were the anti-w& party." Cox said. "But we had Democratic leadership in World War I, (World Wart II and Korea· Pelosi said she was disap- pointed by the low turnout for the Nuv. 5 election .. "We need IO mcrease our efforts 10 connec.1 to t:ie grass roots and mc:rea..e turnout." Pelosi scud_ -nw, will require leadership with resulu.." Pelosi promised 10 return to prominence a pany that has lost ground since Republicans re- took the White Houl>e and Sen- ate in 2000. Republicans have held a majority m the How;e for 11Uf (JU/I, ~ AVILA CHI CKE FOR THE RECORD In a front-page Thursday story (·Home ~andl money distribution debated"), the name of Estancia High Sdlool's principal was misspelled. He is Tom Anlal. In the photo caption on Page A2 Thursday, a Costa Mesa park should have been 1dent1fied as Lions Park. SOUP Fresh chicken broth, chunk., of chicken breaM, rice garni~hed wath :l\ocado, cilantro and lime. Mama's cure for the flu . Costa Mesa 642-1142 Great To-Go Corona del Mar 644-TACO Newport Beach 675-6855 For 32 Years Family Ownd Family Operated Family lo\·ed • C•r ,'n~1 Jrl Mar • ?1;.,·.1.;-'rt B.:J~r • L.•n~ Bn:h • C ·<~.: ~.'., ,3 • Huntrn~t0n P:ir~ • LJk< f ,•r··~t • SJntd ArJ THE M EANINC O F NUMBER. l)NC. WHEN (1NL Y rHL HNf~T Mt1TC1RC AR.~ IN THE Wl)R.LD WILL Dll T It l'LNTU Y "21.JIU. BENTLEY AV /\JLABLE FOR TEST DftlVE OR DE.LIVERY IENT'LEY 211111 RN1t.EY ~ M\JlllND.. AimCA/OJTSWOLD ()C6l6.l5) 2ISl Wl!Nl1.EY AZIJU. 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HWe wanf to be objecdve in our approach and educate people about our perspective , .. r SEAN HIU£R I OM.Y PILOT . and want to make sense," Elsayed said. "We don't want to get all hotheaded, because then logic-is thrown out the window," Marie LeVlne, assistant professor of modern Middle Eastern history and lslamic studies, spoke about the need to transcend antiwar speech and focus on the larger context of American foreign policy. UC Irvine students stage a mass casualty scenario to protest the threat of a U.SAed war with Iraq .. ~The main thing was to shift the discourse to being opposed to this particular war to a positive vision for American's foreign policy because. in my opinion, even if we stop this particular war for this particular time, the causes and policies that are malting the war on terrorism happen are never going to change," LeVtne said. "The (antiwar] movement needs COAST Continued from Al ers associations were responsjbJe for maintaining these strips of land, which enclrcle housing de- velopments to separate homes from brush fires. While all the homeowners associations have been paying private landscape maintenance companies to do the work. Orange County offi· cials haven't conducted the an· nual inspections of the zones. I lomeowners associations have been paying for work that hasn't been getting intended results. "There's a question as to whether or not the companies did properly perform the work. because the county was not do- ing its job of inspecting at least to grow and mature and move into a new phase.• LeVme enumerated specific ideas that r:ally attendees could pressure the government to adopt in its foreign policy, such as adding to the U.N. Security C.Oundl countries like India. Bram and other Third-World countries. The U.N. could also freeze political, economic and non-humanitarian aid to any country that doesn't meet stringent standards of human rights and democracy, such as Otlna, Israel and Russia, which LeVine called uperhaps the once a year," McGee said. As part of a pre-annexation deal, the city of Newport Beach agreed to take over maintenance of these grassy areas. But the city Is not responsible for bringing ne· glected sites up to code -the agreement says the city should not inherit responsibility for years of neglect by the county or inad- equate work by the contractors. The city did, however, hire the surveyor who found several ar- eas to be out of compliance. Now the homeowners associations must work with their landscap· ers to get the zones in order. Then the city will take over. • JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport Beactl and John Wayne Airport. She may be reached et (949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at june.casagrande@latimes.com. FULL BAR COCKTAILS MEXICAN RESTAURANT NO PASSPORT IS NEEDED OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO 296 E 17TH ST . (OSTA MESA · 949-645-7626 c~:~) R!S'TAURANT Your att cordially invited to our Thanksgiving Buffet Dinner ...., ,_. ""'" fa""'Y ., '''" ThtllinoMJ ~ '"'"•"'f>f °"'"" '"""''~ • ,...... Soap and s.1adt • Jllnd C.md htth ~ • It.I C.wd If-., Glued }Um ........... ,. Jlblchtd Salmon •hft#nad~~ • GoarM 5aeoNI o.atl blsgest terrorist state. considering what's going on in Chechnya." Rally attendees were divided in their reacdon to the speakers' messages. Syed All. 21, said be supported the protesters' antiwar position. "You can't say, if you have a grievance with another country, (that] you can bomb them," Ali said. "That just causes violence. And if w~ve learned anything from history, violence doesn't get you anywhere." A student from Indonesia said she felt the students who spoke against war gravely NOTEBOOK Continued from Al and gJ3Ildparents, have taught him to slide on his "bootie, .. feet firsL When be was younger, he did this easily and never doubted it was the safest way. Now he ls older and more sure on his feet. He sees what the bigger kids do and he wants to test himself. Now he runs down the slide, jumps off the side of it, goes down head first, or feet first but on his belly. He runs up the· piece of recreadonal equipment, truly rebelling against the nature of the slide. All my warnings about possibly hurting himself have been ignored, as he m ust now experiment for h1mselr. As I sat on the edge of the parlc Sunday and watched Donovan and his fellow daredevil playmates, I began to think of how many more "slides· life would offer him. How many other times he will ignore my warnings and test the boundaries of conventional wisdom. I watched first hand how mud) influence bis peers had on him at this young age and thought how that pressure will only multiply during the teen years. And then l started to think about heredity and I really got myself nervous. If he Is anything like me, he will be hardheaded and insist he learn his lessons the hard way. (Oh mom, I am so sorry for what I must have put you through.) lCatm.a Is going to get me, I thought to myself, and my pulse quickened. The wheela In my mind started to spin out of control, and I had my ftrst parental "freak out aeaaton." I thought I bad experienced one when be wu 3 daya old and I didn't th.ink be was getting enough Ouida. I rushed him to the emergency room ln a panic. He was fine, the doctor sald. and my nerves were calmed. And the time he yanked his plnk:ie finger out of the' socket. • flipped out and didn't know what to do. Donovan's father, who played football and has had many a dJaloca.ted finger, unworrledly popped It back Into LINES Continued from Al the temporary communication cutoff, either. "lt'a kind of lrrftadJ18 because we can't use the Internet here. but we QU\ a.lwaya UM It at ho~" Nid aenJor Maryann Pham. 17. "The (lack of! phonea ROADWORK Continued from Al underestimate Saddam Hussein. 'Tm not for a war, but we have to get rid of Saddam." said Angje. who did not want to dlaclose her last name. "If we give him enough chance, he will drop a bomb on the United States. "And I'm not even an Americari. If I sald this .at home fin· Indonesia), in front of other Muslims, I'd probably be hung," she said • DEJRDAE NEWMAN covers ~ucation. She may be reactled at (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at deirdre.newman@latlmas.com. place, and I relaxed. But this parenting dilemma had no easy answer. There was · no prescription to be written, no steps to take to ensure eyerything would come out right. There was just me and Donovan and the stark reality that everything I do and say to him is building the foundation for bow he will approach future challenges. The weight of being a parent hit me dead in the face as I stared at that twisty red slide. And then something wonderful happened. One of his little playmates slammed into another kid who was still lingering at the bottom of the slide. Both broke out in tears and ran to their respective parents. OK. that the kids were slightly injured-no real harm done - was not wonderful, but it was what Donovan said to me that helped snap me out of my previous panic attack. -Mommy, did you see that?" he said while running over to me. -lbat was bad. lbat's what happens when you don't wait until people get out of the way." He remembered. There was · one piece of advise about the slide he bad actually taken to bean. I could have hugged and kissed him for hours. but he was already off on the "rope-climby thing," further testing his skills. I realized that. by allowing him to test himself and trusting In my own parenting ski.lls, I could stand baclc and let him figure things out on his own. while still knowing my lntluence was with him. Of course, if I saw something dangerous, I would step in, but I f'elt good knowing my advice had stayed with him. I glared back at the slJde and realized it wasn't that bad after all Sure. it represented inherent rebellion. but it also showed me my son understood the line between trying new things and being realess. I conquered a playground apparatuS this weekend. Can't wait until hlsh school • LDUTA HAAPEA oovera Costa M .... She may be ruched at (949) 57~276 or bv .mall 11t lollta.h•ft*'O/atlmN.com. doesdt really affect me that much." 1be district expects the cable problem to be ftxed within the next two daya, actordlng to the message sent out by the dfa. trict. • D&lr.M NIWMAN covert edUOMk>n. She may be reached at (149) 17'"4221 or bv •mall at "-lrdran.wman•latJma.com . pUBLIC -SAFElV BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Substitute teaeher • s hearing continued A pretrial hearing was continued from Thursday to Dec. 13 for a 35-year-old subtdtute teacher accueed of aexually assaulting sev- eral femaJe students. Thdd Jerome Haluch of Kundngton Beach faces a total of 17 felony counts of sexual assault . and one count of witness intimida- tion. He was first arrested Sep.L 13 after a therapist who treated one of the vic- tims told police about iL Haluch posted-$250.000 ball the same day. But a second warrant ·with four fresh charges is- sued Sept. 26 led to another arrest Sept. 30. Haluch is now in Orange County jail in Ueu of bail on that sec- ond warrant. . Haluch pleaded not guilty on Oct. 16 to all charges. Three arrested after gang incident Costa Mesa Police ar- rested three people Wednesday night following a gang-related incident in whkh the suspects report- edly pointed a loaded handgun at two other peo- ple. officials said. Cristian Calderon, 21. of Costa Mesa and rwo other teenagers, whose names were not released because of their ages. were ttavel- ing in a green Ford Ex- plorer at about IO p.m .. Costa Mesa Police U . Dale Birney said. They stopped at a red light at the intersection of Placentia Avenue and Wil- son Street when another car pulled alongside, he said. The two teenagers sit- ting in the back seat of the Explorer then reportedly pointed a shotgun and a handgun at the victims from inside the car. Birney said. "The victims tried to drive away, but said the three people followed them," he said. They finally drove around several residential neighborhoods until they "lost them" and then re· ported the Incident to the police, Birney said. POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • Anaheim Avenue: Petty theft was reported in the 1900 blodt at 5:56 p.m. TuMday. • 8enwd StrMt Petty theft was reported In the 500 blodc at 2:64 p.m. Tuesday. • 8ltetol S1rNt: Petty theft WH reported in the 3300 blodc at 6:19 p.m. Tuesday. • RlwtkW9 w.y: Annoying phone calla were reported in ttte 3000 blodc at 4:43 p.m . Tuesday. • OJdofd l.8M: A vehicle burglary WH reported in the 2600 blodc at 7:64 a.m. Tueaday. •EMt,..rtno~ G,..nd theft from a vehlde waa reported In the 100 blade at 9:08 a.m. Tuetday. •"8cantla~ Vandallam wu reported In the 2100 blodc at 7:08 p.m . Tu.day. • w.t w.o.,..,.. Burglary wu reported In the SOC> blodt tt 4.'06 a.m. ru..dey . Helicopter oftlcen later spotted the Bsplom near Pomona Avenue and 18th Street and alerted officers on the pound, he aa.ld. •0ur ofllcen then made a atop and found a loaded handgun on the back seat of the vehicle," Birney ~ did not find a shotgun. All three were Identified as members of a Costa Mesa gang and were ar- rested on suspicion of as- sault with a deadly weapon, he saJd. They will also face charges of pos- sessing a loaded firearm and being Involved In a gang. Birney said Calderon made a $10,000 bail, but the twO teenagers are be- ing held at Orange C.Ounty juvenile hall. No shots were fired and no one was hurt in the Incident. he said. Police lead county in DUI arrests The Orange County chapter of Mothen Against Drunk Driving declar~d Costa Mesa Police Depart- ment the -top DUl arrest- ing police department" in the county on Thu.rJday. Eight out of 10 officers who received the Century Award from the organiza- tion for making the most DUI arrests in the year 2001 were from C.Osta Mesa. The following Costa Mesa Police officers were presented with the awards at a ceremony at the Richard Nixon Ubrary and Birthplace in Yorba Linda on Thwsday: An- thony Yanniz.zl; Daniel Miles; Jose Rene Torres; Victor BaWla; Stephanie Mattiaccla; Joyce La Pointe; Dennis Dickens; and John Elliott. The other two awards went to California Highway Patrol officers. Collectively, Costa Mesa Police officers made 821 DUI arrests last year. Each of the officers made more than 100 arrest& Costa Meaa Police Chief Dave Snowden said he is "proud of the work his de· partment does.• ... "It just shows that we take the problem (of driv· ing under the inftuence of alcohol or drugs) very seri- ously," he said. NEWPORT BEACH • Arbor DIM: An aaault was reported in the 2000 blodc at 6 p.m . Wedne.day. • er,9lde DIM end EMt eo..t Highwwy: A nft'ic colllsion invoMng lnjurl• was reported at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. • Beywood DIM: A commercial burglary wes reported In the 100 blodc at 7:22 a.m. w.dneeday. • Eeet Co.t Hlghw9y. P9ay theft wn report9d In the 3100 btodc at 4:19 p.m. Wednesday. • Ooidelllfad-.... Vandaliam wn reported in the 200 blodc et 7:47 a.m. Wednesday. • lrvlne Aiw.nue: A hlt-andof\ln wu report9d In the eoo btodc at 1 :36 p.m. Wedneeday. • Own loWewrd: Vandlffem WM reported In the 2700 bfodc at 8:15 a.m. Wtdneeday. •1"9t"'-:~111tno Wat~ In 1he 100 blodt at 11:47 a.m. Wtdlieedly. ' CHARITY Making Costa Mesa SPIN The Costa Mesa-based Serving People In Need on Saturday hosts its 1 Oth annual dinner and auction, 0 Evening of Thanksgiying and Sharing." · Loltt1 Harper Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Jean Wegener has a lot to be thankful for this year. She is thankfuJ that Serv· ing People ln Need. of which she is the executive direc1or. has completed 15 yeais of doing exactly that. She is thankful that de· spite the poor econ omy, Newpon-Mesa residents and busines..-.es have shown tremendous generosity in underwriting and suppon· ing the charity's 10th an- nual dinner and auction, "Evening or Thanksgiving and Cbarity." And after Saturday, she will be thankful that the gala event will finally be over. "This is a very special time for us,· Wegener said. ·we have been working nonstop " Wegener, who has suf· fered from a 'ievere lack of sleep in the last week. said it is well wonh the s ubse- quent delinum, dark circles under the eye' and frantic sch eduling bet<1use it caps 15 special year!'. of helping those who need it the most. Dinner Otairwoman Karen N1ch ol, Wegener and a dedicated team of volun- teers have sold more than 250 ticltets for the event, raising $40.500 so far. We- gener said generous fami- lies and corporate sponsors boosted the charity's cof· fer> this year, which i'i su r· FYI •WHAT: ·evening of Thanksgiving and Sharing• benefiting Serving People In Need • WHEN: 6 p.m. Saturday • WHERE: Waterfront Hilton, Huntington Beach •COST: $150 per ticket •INFORMATION: (714) 751-1101 prising, considering the economy. "The encouragement of having so many great ind!· viduals come forth [with support! is what is really absolutely terrific for us,• Wegener said. The dinner and auction is held each year to raise funds for three major pro· grams: the Guaranteed Apartment Payment Pro- gram. the Substance Abuse Rehabilitation Program and the Street Services Pro- gram . SPIN workers have no- ticed an increase in the poor who have lost their jobs or can no longer afford the high cost of living -or both, Wegener said. ·More and more people are being laid off from jobs a nd then they can't afford to pay their rent or rents are increasing but salaries aren't," Wegener said. "It's a vicious spiral that keeps going around and around and around. There are more and more women with children o n the streets. It's just mind bog· gUng." •YU TIME IS A XURV ... Make The Most •of Every Moment! Do not~ to Dick up some world ftimous homeinade SBUS8f18 for your stuffing/ 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beech -Please call for hOUri. dlrtc:Uons & reseMtlon$ • (949 723-0621 AROUND TOWN All ptOCeede ralaed from the auc:don wtll ri to the center. The fairgroondl a at 88 Felr Drive. •Send AROUM> TOWN ttem. to Admisak>n Is $26 per person. fOf the Deity Plk>t. 330 w. Ba/St., more lnfonnatlon, caJI (949) Costa Mela, CA 92627; by fax to 646-2366, ext. 18. (949) 848-4170; or by calling !949) 57~. lndude the time, dete A •Ane Wine, fMt C.... and and location of 1he event, aa well Smooth Cigars• event will be aa a contact phone number. A held from 7 to 9 p.m. In the complete list.Ing 11 available at Automotive Road ofJ>reama www.dallypllotcom. Museum at the Orange County TODAY Fairgrounds In Costa Mesa. The event will also have a •Meet the The eo.t.a Meae Senior CenW Winemaker"' aeuion and special will holt a Health Expo from 8 barrel tailing from 6 to 7 p.m. a.m. to 1 p.m. at the center. The Advance tk:kata are $26.per event will give attendeea the person and $50 with the opportunity to receive Influenza winemaker ae11ion. Tickets at the ahota, health 1ereenlnga door are $36 per person and $60 indudlng lab wortt and hearing with the winemaker session. For and chiropractic exams. more Information, call (949) Attendeel will also have the 723-6663 or visit chance to speak with HMO www.martlnfamily- representatives, service providers vineyarch.com. and community educators. Coffee and light refntshmenta will The Orwtge County Altronomen be provided. The center 11at696 will hold an astronomy night W. 19th St. Influenza shotl free for from 7 to 9 p.m . at The Peter and patron• 65 years of age and ol~r Mary Muth Interpretive Center. or thoae with a chronic diaeaae. The program, which is open to all (949) 645-2356. ~.will have a presentation, observation with telescopes and The eo.ta Me.a Women'• aub hands-on activities. The center is will hold ita monthly meeting at · at 2301 University Drive, Newport 11 a.m. The meeting, which la Beach. Free. For more open to all women, will have a information, call (714) 973-6829. luncheon and either entertainment or a guest speaker. SATIJROAY The meeting will be held in a The AncMnon EMmentary PTA clubhouae et 610 W. 18th St, will host its fifth annual Holiday Coata Mesa. For more Boutique from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in information, call Barbara Hart at the Harbor View Homes Phase 1 (949) 548-7242. Clubhouse. The boutique will have a wide variety of vendors P9t9 Sampre1 will make a specializing in quality personal appearance at Macy's merchandise. A percentage of all South Coast Plaza at 4 p.m. to purchases will be retained by the celebrate Movado's special Anderson PTA and used for edition watc:h8$. A codrtail student enrichment programs reception will be held from 6:30 and educa1ional materials. The to 7:30 p.m. for those who buy a clubhouse is et 1854 Port special edition Movado watch. Westboume Place, Newport The event will be held on Macy's Beach. A $1 donation will be second floor in the fine watch collected from persons 18 or depar1ment. The store is at 3333 older. For more information, call Bristol St., Suite 6000. For more Kristi Kirsch at (949) 400-0993 or information, call (714) 556-0611. send e-mail to Kristi@PerVogue.com. .Kaiser Elementary School will host a family fun nigh1 from 5:30 The Upper Newport Bay to 8 p.m. with an outdoor comedy welcomes interested people to and magic show at 7 p.m. Dinner participate in a volunteer training will be sold for $4 per plate, and worttshop from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at all proceeds will go to the The Peter and Mary Muth school's sixth-grade science ln1erpretive Center. Volunteers camp . The school is at 2130 Santa will leam about the habitats and Ana Ave. Admission is free. (949) wildlife of the bay, will participate 515-6950. in habitat restoration and special events and will assist with tours. The Costa M9N Senior eent.r The center is at 2301 University will hold a silent auction from 6 to Drive, Newport Beach. For 8:45 p.m. in the Automotive Road reservations, call (714) 973-6829. of Dreams Classic Auto Museum at the Costa Mesa Fairgrounds. The Leaming Tree University will ~~ R e taura nt ---Est.at>llShed In 1962 --- •••Quality Sc:nicc ... Enter1aio..meaC-... Support Our Schools Shop Harbor Blvd. of Cars •@mrunRAluU CONSIGN • DESIGN QuaJUy Puntilltillr• & Acce11om1 For Your Howu Dinnerware Sets 8-12 ....•....••.••......... $75-and up Pair of "Client Chairs" ......... m .................. $150'9 Sofa ....................... ·-······················-······· ....... $.2W 14.rse 'J'wo Side I>esk .......... -....................... $2W RoUncl 'liblt with leaf/ 4 daairs ............ --$250" Pair ol "Down" Swivel Rockers··-·-··· $30I" Milllm Style Entertalnmeat Ceater-$1251". a.enlle Dowa nled Sola It Claair -$175r f rlddy, ~ 1 S, 2002 A5 host a worbhop on how to at The Peter and Mary Muth reduce the number of accidents Interpretive Center. The event. and Injuries In the worltplece which is geared 10 2· and through the development of a 4-yeaH>lda, will have a butterlty workplace wellneu program. The theme and will indude some worbhop will be hefd from 9 a.m . hands-on activities. The center la to 4 p.m. at the university, 266 at 2301 University Drive, Newport McCormick Ave., Costa Mesa. Beach. S3 per child and parent $89. For more information, call part~pation is required. To (714) 427-0588. regia1er, call (714) 973-6829. A board waxlf\9 demonstration The N.wpott Harbor Nautlcal presented by ViC1orla Surf & Skim Museum will host a lecture by will be held at Macy's South Mary Longpre on the 150th Coast Plaza at 2:30 p.m. on the 1ub1lee anniversary of the first floor of the Men's Store. Amenca's Cup at 7:30 p.m on the Guests will leam how to sculpt Texas Dedt Longpre 1s an and wax a surf board for ultimate Amenca's Cup enthusi•st and an wave r:iding and receive a avid photographer and aailor. The complimentary gift. The store is museum 1s at 151 E. Coast at 3333 Bristol St. Suite 6000, Highway, Newport Beadl. For Costa Mesa. Free .. For more more information, call (949) information, call (71 41 556-0611. 673·7863. Outrigger C.noeing will t>. THURSDAY offered at the lmua Outrigger The Orange County Bar Aun. will Canoe Club Open House from 10 host an insurance law seminar a.m. to 1 p.m. Dress for the beach from 5:30 to 9:15 p.m at the and bring a towel. The club is at Westin South Coast Plaza in No rth Star Beach, 1 White C1iffs Costa Mesa. The hotel 1s at 686 Drive, Newport Beach (next to the Anton Blvd. For more Newport Aquatics Center). For 1nlormat1on, call (949) 440-6700 more information, go to eiet 4 doc 211 www.imua.b19step com. The Environmental Nature c.nter SUNDAY will host a guided tour of the The Newport Beach Public center with its founder, Robert Library will host a musicale with House. at noon. Guests on the violiniS1 Cheryl Norman at 3 p.m one-hour tour will learn about the The library is at 1000 Avocado plant communities of California Ave Norman, an award-winning while enioymg the beauty of the soloist and chamber musician, center. The center 1s a1 1601 E 16th will perform works by Bach, Rav'!I St., Newport Beach. Free For more and Gershwin. For more 111lormat1on, call (949) 645-8489 information, call (949) 717-3801 or VI Sit The lntemational Studies www.newportbeachlibrary org Program at UC Irvine will host a lecture from 3:30 to 5 p.m by MONDAY Judith Kipper. co-director of the The Orange County Sierra Middle East Studies Program and Singles Club Wiii host a ski the Center for Strategic and program event with five music International Studies Kipper will and refres hments from 6:30 to discuss combating terrori sm and 9:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa weapons of mass destruction in Neighborhood Community the Middle East. The lecture will Center. Free The center 1s at 1845 be held in the Social Science Plaza Park Ave. For information, call A. room 1100 Free For more 1714) 963-6345 information. calf 19491 824-8687 TUESDAY NOV. 22 The Corona del Mar Chamber of In an effort to support Smiles Commerce will host its monthly Against Hate. a national nonprofit netwo rking luncheon at 11 :30 organization. dentist Nicholas C. a.m. at the Five Crowns Davis will give patients a chance Restaurant. Reservations to receive an entire bleaching required. The restaurant 1s at 3801 treatment for a reduced fee as E Coast Hwy. For more part of a one-day fund ra1s1ng information, call (9491 673--4050 event from 8 a.m to 2 pm The or v1s1t www.coronadlemar-cost will be $200. which 1s a 60°0 chamber.com. discount, and is tax deducuble Davis' office is at 2:.03 Eastbluff WEDNESDAY Drive, Suite 102, Newpo rt Beach Parent and child ere invited to To make an appointment, call participate in an educational play (949) 644 9211 or send an email time event from 10 to 10·45 a.m to Judy a Sm1/esByDav1s com ,~~ ~~~Nnf:>'-~-41:'17 ~ylfill Mattress Outlet Store BRAND NEW · COSMfTICALJ. Y IMPERFECT Get tht• Best for Less! 3 I 65 Harbor Blvd. Cost.a Mesa OM Block South of ~5 Pwy d (714) 545-7168 I -FOREM HOW TO GET PUlll 1111!!> -lAaln: Ma4I to Edltoriel PIQe Editor Jemee MW_. the Dally Plot. 330 W. Bay St., Com Meta, CA 92827 • R11 ._Hotline: Cefl (949) 642~ Fex: Send to (94&) 64&41JO . E-tnlll:~ to dMlypilot'11atimtM.oom •Alf CC)fTelPOndence must Include fuel neme, hometown and phone number (f9r vertftcation purpoeet). The Pilot reservet the right to edit ell tubmlseion• for derity and length. r Fotlndatioos need to be attached to schools the Oty Cowlcil's ad hoc committee ls implemented. we wW have three foundations I attended the Costa Mesa managing spendillf ~these Oty Council meeting held two schools. They Will be the Nov. 12 to discuss proposed Qty Council management of the foundation, the foundatiol} Segerstrom Home Ranch being fopned at Costa Mesa education grant After hearing High School plus the the comments and reading the foundation at.Estancia High City Council's School and TeWlnkle Wddle recommendations, I have School come to the conclusion that It is also clear from the the ad hoc committee that public's comments at the Oty developed these Council meeting that the recommendations does not principals, parents and even tu1derstand how an annual the Segerstroms feel the amount such as the money should be divided and approximately $25,000 per then managed on a local school can best be spent school level The Segerstroms I am a new parent member have demonstrated their of the Costa Mesa High School position by assisting Costa site council. This council ~esa High School in setting consists of the two up a foundation and co-principals, teachers. recommending that two HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES CITY Of COSTA MESA C09ta Mesa City Hall, n Fair .Drive, 92626, (714) 754-6223' M9yor: Linda Dixon Councl: Libby Cowan. Gery Monehen, Karen Robinson and Chris Steel CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH Newport Beech City Hell, 3300 Newport Btvd., 92663, (949) ~3309 M9yor: Tod Ridgeway Councl: Gery Adams, Steve Bromberg, ~orma Glover, John Heffernan. Dennis O'Neil and Gary Proctor NEWPORT-IESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT parents and students. In our foundations be set up. recent meeting, we approved Dividing the management proposals ranging from $281 among the schools receiving for chemisay lab equipment the Home Ranch education FILE PHOTO I DAILY PILOT Rep. Chris Cox (R-Newport Beach), center, chats with Kent Moore, left, and Dennis O'Neil at a reception at the home of Debra and Barry Allen in Corona del Mar. District Office: 2985-A Beer St, Costa Mesa 92626, (71 4) 424-5000 S11peih1'9ndent: Robert Barbot Board: President Judy Franco, Vice President Marthe Fluor, Clerk Serene Stokes. Dana Bleck, Jim Ferryman, David Brooka and Wendyleece to-$8,475.96 for computers. grant agreement will result in ,One item that was discussed lower costs. more effective use was if we should approve a of the money and one less full-day substitute for $105 or foundation. a ~-day substitute for $55 to cover for a teacher during a field trip. The half-day substitute was approved because the principal knew that the teacher in question would not require a full day. I don't feel that the proposed foundation and its board of directors will have this level of working P1owledge to manage as effectively these expenditures, and I don't th.inlt the added time and expense of the additional foundation the City Council proposes can be justified. If the recommendations of GERRY GRANT Costa Mesa .Judge Orris Cox has a nice ring to it One of the positive factors of our recent election is the partial untying of o ur president's hands. For instance, the subject of judgeships. President Bush talked about previous submissions [for the positions); it is my understanding they have . never been revoked and therefore they will be resubmitted. I would. like to remind the president that at one point he considered Rep. Chris Cox for a judgeship, but Democratic California Sens. Dianne Feinstein and Barbara Boxer shot Cox down. I would surely muster all the help I could to help Cox get his judgeship. I am not enamored with Cox ·at all. What has he done lately for our district? Let's see: • He helped mess up the El Toro issue. •He helped a Olinese-American get out of Olina. Good, but 94THANNUAL NEWPORT HARBOR CHRISTMAS BOAT PARADE A Special Edition of the Newpo~ Beach Chamber of Commerce AJJJertise in the Da.i/y Pilot Off;cial Parade Program. showboating a biL •He helped a Palestinian-American doctor get out of Israel. Good, but showboating again. • His latest adventure was to recover a piece of a plane shot down in World War II back to a crew member. Nice, but showboating still. In February, the cost of my medication at the Veteran's Affairs increased 250%. This increase went bade to the VA to help more vets? Come on. ls that not a special tax on our VA group? I wrote Cox an initial letter in January 2002 and then last July on another subject. No reply, no action. The veterans' organi1,ations (including lhe American Legion) endorsed this concern. As a 76-year-old World War II v~teran, this is a very serious situation. Where is our representative when we need him? For some reason, does Cox not feel the veterans in his district and lhe entire country are serious enough for his attention? Maybe he is Joo busy on his goodwill scavenger hunts. Judge Chris Cox. a lifetime job, sounds good to me. Just think about it. BOB BRENNAN Newport Beach "ASTONISHING!" QIA'IOO&Y ''HOT ... MESMERIZING!" NY111D8 "HILARIOUS ... MIND-BOGGLING ... EMOTIONAL!" IA'l'DllB ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ane. 92701 •Jim Silva, 2nd District (Costa Mesa, Newport Beadl). (714) 834-3220 • Thomas Wilson, 5th District (Newport Coast). (714) 834-3550 STATE SENATE Ross Johnson (R), 35th District, 18552 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 395. Irvine, 92715, (949) 833-0180; fax: (949) 833-0696; Press Secre1ary Pat Joyce. (916) 323-1200 STATE ASSEMBLY John Campbell (R), 70th District. State Capitol. Sacramento, 95814, (916) 319-2070 E-mail: districtlO@sssembly.cs.gov NATIONAL TOUR PRf.SiNTlD BY "1FH:: DAVID. COPPERFIEL~ AN INTIMATE EVENING Of GRAND ILLUSION Nov 20-231 't:~J,~~8~ • ~~~~noon, 3.00, 6:00, ~ 9~ Anteater -aasketball Starting Soon! Join the fun and enter to win Men's Basketball Season Tickets Mail in the form below and become eligible to win! 1st Place - 2nd Place - 3rd Place - Two season tickets ($168.Value) .. 1 O ticket vouchers good for games throughout the season ( $100 value 5 ticket vouchers good for games . throughout the season ($50 value Friday, ~ 15, 2002 A7 .. ®<>TE OF TIE DAY 11 If we get bad weothtr in I the playoffs, we'll be in great shapt." D.we Perldnl, Costa Me~ Hi&h footbal coach· . Al Friday, NOveoi>er 15, 2002 GOLF · Welcome to · a friendlier Pelican Hill High-end resort course in Newport Coast has a new chief, with a bit of a twist. 0 n the heels of Sept 11 and goHs subsequentdecllne in rounds played, especially on some of . Orange County's high-end courses, Pelican Hill Golf Oub has decided to take matters into its own hands and manage itself. After years of being operated by Western Golf ......---------. Properties, Inc., RICHARD DUNN Pelican Hill distinguished itself with two award-winning Tom Fazio-designed courses-both with wide views of the Pactfic Ocean, . Newport Harbor and Catalina Island, and, on days like Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, the sights go forever. No wonder they thought the world was flaL • Slnce Pelican Hill opened its Ocean· South resort course 11 years ago this month, the club had always offered special amenities like car washes in the parld.ng lot, and, later after the clubhouse was built. a first-class restaurant But something funny happened along the way. Pelican Hill's chiefs the past few years have been "golf' people, so Irvine Co.-owned Pelican Hill went out and hired a "hospitality" expert Meet Hansjoerg Maissen, Pelican Hill's new general manager. "The club has always bad all these wonderful people here associated with Pelican Hill. but I think what they were loolcing forward to was somebody with dlfferent experience. somebody with a different set of eyes to complement what they were already doing. so I'm not the same thing," said Maissen, whose background includes an extensive management record at five-star resorts around the world. Customer service has its price and for Pelican Hill, which now offers memberships for discounted play, the aim ls to peak in the areas away from the golf oourse, while elevating the level of service on the golf course. For example, instead of a marshal pulling up in his cart and asking if everything's OK. the new Pelican Hill marshals will do just about everything except shine your shoes. As Maissen insists, they are now suggested to say something to•the degree like "good afternoon ... how b your round going? Do you want anything7 Do you need your clubs cleaned? Do you need more sand (to repair divots)? Ma)'be they can take the garbage off !heir cart. We just want to be a little more aggressive." The world's lost art of customer service, except for at hlgh·end resorts and restaurants and the Like, is coming to PeUcan Hill. lporta EcMot Roger Car1son • (949) 574-4223 • Spcwta Fu : (949) 650-0170 EYE OPENER 110ai1y.4'Pi~ • Sport8 .... '11 ..... ~-- Novtmblf 18 llOflOrH ' LAURIE SAWIN-QUINN . Daily Piiot DALY PILOT PHOTOS BY STEVE MCCRANK Newport Harbor's Dartangan Johnson (22) tries to keep his balance as Foottlill's Brad Walker (81) and Ryan Jenkin s (27) close m on htm Thursday night. Knights dominate, 45-21 Newport slips into three-way tie for second place in Sea View League with one-sided loss. A coin flip today at Irvine High will d ecide the fate of CIF Playoffs hopefuls. Barry Faulkner Daily Pilot TUSTIN -The Foot.hill High football team saved its regular-season best for last. which was more than enough to handle Sea View League visitor Newport Harbor, 45·21. Thursday night at Tustin High. The convincing victory. com· bined with Laguna I !ills' 33·6 tri· umph over Irvine Thursday. gave the Knights (8·2, 4· I m league), ranlced No. 3 in CIF Southern Section Division VJ. the outright league title in their debut Sea View season. Newport Foothill 21 .as The loss knocked lhe Sailors (7·3, 3·2) into a three-way tie for second with Laguna Hills and Irvine. Coin Oips by ath· letic directors from the three schools will be held today. scheduled for 9 a m. at Irvine High. to detennlne which two of the three will earn the league.8 two remaining guaranteed playoff spots. The odd school out in today's flip will be forced to compete for the. division's lone at- large berth. Newport, which would almost certainly •1 think that everything has always been here, but maybe It has not always brought the customer to the top level that It could be," said Ma.lssen, an avid goHer. •t•m not reinventing the wheel here. We'll just reemphasize the things that we d6"1t1<11Di)ibe we'll be more ~ in bospltallty.- Sailors' Trevor Theriot (40) carries ttle ball for a gain against Foothill in the first half of Thursday's game. See NEWPORT, Pa1e All Malasen. who arrived last month, was- hired also as general manager at-Oak Creek Golf Qub, the public · user-&tendly Fazlo cowse in Irvine. ln the put. PeHcan Hill's owner had employed a Di.rector of Oolf, with Bobby Heath being It• most recent Now, Ma.Ileen senes u GM for both coune. owned by the Irvine Co., while the golf profesaionals and auperintendenu go about buainat u UIU&L Well. son of. "It doean't make any dUrermc:e !fit's a re.on. a. hotel or a Fii coune," M.a.en Mid. •1t alwaya comm down to tldlf)'tnl the plays wbo wmata to came out...., and Wtlile DOC bnlnl an ,· IClllll ~In--~ J do ...... blcqrouncl In what quality it Ind wbat luxury le llld wbac I cm1DnW WIDtl for bit money. I have I ... .,. ............ lll•rr. Who II lua ID Ive •1•smlblili .... 1Dlb9 g;=.::o.:i:.=~ =';'j;== .. .. =···=·-~· ..... ~.,.:= J-1•-••-•s••~ .. d • HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Ttes ~ro tops Cos~a Mesa in thtee Mesa eliminated in first CIF Playo ffs appearance in five years. season in the GoJden West League, Abbott knocked stx kills with Devin the flrat time a Mesa girls volleyball • Denman adding ftve killa. Havens led team won league. the Mustanp with three lefvice aces "1bla la the ftnt CIP match any of and ~ Bagwell served one ace. theee glrla have ewr played In,· s.Da· Denman, Bqwell, Day. Abbott and din Mid. .They W9le rMdy to pJay. We Amy Lanp10e lie lelllora, but Salladin aww C'heoto> Md atronc blmn that blllWI nm )'elr'a team can be JUlt u could put the beD down mc1 we pnc· FOCI• cbll IWOIB lnmllment deed IDt It aD week. I told chem wtn or •0ur (Junjor vanity team) went ~ '° bome tonight lmowln8 you 9-3," Sallldtn Mid. "I'm not nervous play9d your belt and you Iott to a that oat )'Ml"• team w01 be wone IDOd team. n.oro WU abeolutely the than du. ,..... team. I'd lib to be I( 6eat team wr/Ye faced aD )WI'." · Cotta Mela for • few more yean. The ntanr' duo of middle block. Coaming COnilatency makes I pro- Morpn Beck IDd ....... llectiNm Pllll •accetdul." accounted tor 12 and 18 * 1911*• llwty, U 'a.oro wi1hltood I Mela cbaqe In tbe .. .c Won •· dbll down to du .., II tbt nlttbe&llltwo ...... Jlnny=(U .... ...SJacllil ............... ... DaJ .. -.... 8iil; .I Daily Pilot SPORT S Friday, Novemt>er 15, 2002 At HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Thunderi!lg herd rips Saddleback Mustangs clinch undefeated Go lden West League season with 35-0 victory over ltoadrunners-. Rlcherd Dunn Dally Pilot .,. NEWPORT BEACH -Even the ~nd-half fog as thi~k as pea soup couldn't stop Costa Mesa High's football team Thursday night in an unusual road game for the Mustangs. who completed an undefeated Golden West league campaign in their first year in the league with a 35-0 vic- tory over SaddJeback at Newport Harbor High. "We're playing Costa Mesa 35 Saddlebadc O good football right now, and there's only one other team (in CIF Sou them Section Di· vision Vn) that has a shot at an unbeaten league !>ea- son and " GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE 0v .... 11 eo.i.~ SanlaMa Orei>ge w.mmi-· s.ddl.t>eca ~ bceanV1ww w L T w I T 8 ' (I Cl 0 0 1 'l 0 4 I 0 630 4 10 4 5 0 3 3 0 370 140 1 8 0 0 5 0 1 8 0 0 5 0 Thursday's score Com Mesa 35, Saddleback O Tonight's games (7 p.m.) Ocean View vs. Estancia. at Orange Coast College Orange vs. Santa Ana, at SA Bowl Westminster at Garden Grove (nonleaguel (end regular season) forced Saddleback to punt again. bu1 this time a fortuitous Road- runner bounce resulted in a 49- yard punt to the Costa Mesa 37. SCORE BY QUARTERS Costa Mesa Saddle bad< 7 13 9 6 35 0000 -0 FIRST QUARTER CM -Asuega 1 run (Hunter k1dt.I, 1 43. SECOND QUARTER CM -Ruiz 15 run I run failed) 9:34 CM -Asuega 7 run !Hunter k•d<) 0 21 THIRD QUARTER CM -Safety Saddlebad punt snaµ went out of end zone. 7 25 CM -Asuega 65 k1okott return !Hunter kick), 7·13 FOURTH QUARTER CM -Pov3run tk1dcblo~et1 441 INDIVIDUAL RUSHING CM -Asuega 30·222 2 TOs Ru l 7·76, 1 TO, Hunter 4 32 L G ,1 1<11t-1 2-10. Waldron, 4 9. Pov 1 3. I TD G Gonzalez. 1· 1. Epenesa. 2 m1nu~ , Moms, 2 minus 1 filer. 3 m1nus·5 that's the No. l -ranked team in our division (Santa Fe). So we're really hoping for the fourth seed (in the play- offs)," sald Costa Mesa Coach Dave Perkins, who notched his first perfect league season in his 19-year head coaching career. SE.AN HILLER I DAILY PILOT Mustang's Omar Rwz (2) and Gary Gonzalez (5) celebrate after Ruiz scored a touchdown Thursday. The Mustangs. though. didn't take long to score again. Ruiz car· ried IS yards on the first play to the Saddleback 48. then sprinted down the visiting sideline for 33 yards as the Mustangs se1 up shop at the 15. After an incom- plete pa!>!>, Ruiz '>Cored on a 15- yard wuchdown run with 9:34 n-· maining in the fir<>1 half. <ivmg the designated visitors. \l\rh• iften play home games at :-..ewpon Harbor, a 13-0 lead. Sad -Winrow. 2 13 Chavel. 9 1' Manriquez. 1 2 Soto 4 minus 3 Team, 1·minus 15 Garc1;; - 8-minus-26 INDIVIDUAL PASSING The Mustangs (8-2, 6-0 in league), ranked seventh in CIF Division Vll, were led by senior fullbatk Keota Asuega. who car· ried 30 times for 222 yards and two touchdowns, caught two passes for 15 yards and returned a kickoff 65 yardi for a touch· down in the third quarter as play· ers could barely see what was in front of them. "We're becoming an aU- weather team," Perkins quipped. "W~ played in the mud. we've played in the rain and now we've played in the fog. If we get that bad weather in the playoffs. we'U be in great shape:· Costa Me~·s defen!>e, which re- corded ils second shutout of the ~ason, held Saddleback (3· 7. 2·4l to 3 rushing yardl> in 20 at- tempts. including a IS-yard loss on a bad punt snap that went out of the end zone for a third·quar· ter <.afety. It gave the Mu::.tangs a 22·0 edge. On offense. the Mu5tangs earned 3S I yards on the ground on 56 plays. Omar Rui7~ ME'sa's 1umor tailback. averaged over IO yards a carry on 7 rushes. Nate 1 lunter picked llp 32 yard!> on 4 carries and senior noseguard Bo- rotha Pov was rewarded late in the game with a carry that re- sulted in a 3-yard touchdown run "(Pov) h~ done such an out· standing job for us on defense," Perkins said. "If he isn't up for (league) Player of the Year. he should be." After a 1 S-rninute delay to start the game because down markers were missing. the Mustar)gs lOok the opening kickoff and kept the ball for five minutes. driving 10 the Saddleback l ·yard line. But the Roadrunners' defense pro· vided an impressive goaJ -li ne stand to stop Costa Mesa. The Mustangs. however, forced Saddleback to punt after three downs and enjoyed great field position at the Roadrunners' 33 after 'fyler Waldron's 3-yard re- turn. Asuega's 18-_Yard run to the HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Mustangs claim Golden West title with 46-28 win Costa Mesa freshmen complete undefeated Golden West League season with a solid victory over the final hurdle, Saddleback. Steve Vlr1en Daily Pilot SANTA ANA -Execution. fun and displaying strong character, that's \Wat the Costa Mesa High freshman football team was all about this season, said longtime Mustangs' Coach Joma Carney. The Mustangs used those three attributes to win the Golden West league championship after a 46-28 vtctory down run!> of 41, 5. 20 and 38. Molina also ran for three two- point conversions. in all ac- counting for 30 points. "There's a lot of class and a lot of character on this ream." said Camey. who was doused with water in the game's waning mo- ments. "We lost the first two games and we started tallcing about character, what it takes to win. The kids bought into what the coaches told them. The kids came out and outran and out- played (SaddJeback)." Molina's first touchdown, the 4 J -yard dash. came on fourth· and-six. The Costa Mesa defense sent SaddJeback three and out on its first possession. Then. the Mustangs drove for another touchdown. Molina scored on a 5-yard run on a over host Saddle· back, in a battle of league un- beatena Thurs· day. c&ta Mesa ended Its season, winning eight straight pmes. The Mustangs (8-2, 6-0 in leegue), who were amaller in ltab.Ue than SadcDeblck. came up big "The kids bought into what the coaches told them. The kids came out and outran and outplayed (Saddleback):' JoMC.-ney fourth-and-one situation. He fol· lowed bis block- ers for the two· point conversion to put the Mus- tangs up, 16-0. The Roadrun· nen (7-3, 5-1) answered with a 16-play, 58-yard ddve that ended with a I ·yard touchdown run Costa Mesa coach from die outlet. tcOdnl Oil tbe1r .. ..... pGHHROM to take a 24-t bllltlme leld. RunnJpg beck Brtm Molina Jed Cbe Multantt wtlh • .,_ d>ft. IKOl.dtng 180 ,.. IDd b.v toucbdowm on on1J 13 _.... (13.8 yuda per ~ ....... Malina tald al wlnDlnl ibl Galdm Wiit .._.. dde. .._ ._ our Int cwo...-liad•Ml'l...a10 .._..,,...._,._..oural· ................... .... ~ ... ..., .. P' ........... . -~'lilalal.~ ....... -Of.. ............. wtflll. .. .... 11i Diii1 Lo. ...._ DI ta am. ...... Gllill lild ..... ........ ~ Jerry Resen· SCORE BY QUARTERS Costa Mesa Saddleback 16 8 8 14 0 6 0 22 . 46 . 28 FlRST QUARTER CM -Molina 41 run (Molina run), a·21 CM -Molina 5 run (Molina run), 2.16 SECOND QUARTER Sad -Resendiz 1 run (pass failed), 2:10. CM -Hunter 65 pass from Knox (Molina run). 1:45. THIRD QUARTER CM-Molina 20 run (Legg run). 6:49. FOURTH QUARTER SIMI -Crespin 1 run (Rappaport pass from Sanchez), 6:30. CM -Palmer 48 run (Bagwell kick). 6:18. SIMI -Crespin 10 run afler pitch from receiver Brehm 10 pass from Sanchez (pau felled), 3:20. SIMI -Rappaport 32 pass from Sanctiez (Crespin run), 2:15. CM -Molina 38 run (Begwell lei<*), 1:09. INOMOUAL RUSHING CM -Mollne, 13-180, 4 TDt; Palmer, 1-48, 1 TO, Legg, 2-12; Hunter, 3-3, Knox, 1·minus-4. SIMI -Creapfn, 17-102 .• 2 TDt; Aeeendiz, 1'-31, 1 TO; Brehm, 2-29; Sanctiez, 2·minut-5. INOMDUAL Pl\SSING CM -KOC))(, 1-2.0, 66, 1 TO, a.ct -Sanchel, 7-11-0, 72, 1 TO; Creapln, 1·1-0, 18. CM-Hu"'91', '*• t TO • led-Brehm, W7; Aapf)lpon. ~"41. 1 TDl Aodrlguer, Ml. Saddleback 2 w~ the drive'l> key play. and, on fourth down, Asue- ga cleared the goal line for the game's first score and his 46th touchdown of the season. break· ing the Newpon-Mesa District career record he had shared with Steve Brazas of Newp on I !arbor. For the Roadrunner'>. who were onginaUy !>Chedule<l to ho'>t the game at the Santa Ana Bowl on Saturday. then Fnday. 11 wa ... their first home assignment .ti Newport Harbor since 198.5. when they hosted Laguna Beach to conclude a rei,'lllar c,eason. CM -Iller. 5 11 0 55 Sad -Garcia 5 10 0. 58 1 INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING CM -G GonLatez 2·27 Asur 2 15 Hunter 1 13 Sad -Winrow 3 42 C<>rtll1 Morales. 1 1 GAME STATISTICS Early in the second quarter, Mesa's defense was causing more trouble for SaddJeback as junior middle linebacker Junior Epene· sa. who was e1ected later in the second quarter after a personal fouJ on a fumble, sacked Road· runner quarterback Guillermo Garcia for a 4-yard loss on third down. Epenehll. like an invisible man on a blit:z, raced through the line untouched and put Garcia on his back. soon after the snap. II Costa Mesa. whkh mis..'>e<l a 39-yard field goal when n htt the left upright in the second quarter and bounced back the wrong way, scored again late in tht c,ec· ond quarter on Asuega'o; 7-yard run to paydin, after the Mustang.; started on thetr own 13 with 2.5 I left. Asuega had gains of 14, IY. 19 and 23 in the series. A d The second half Wal> marred bv the dense fog that rolled m ju'>t before kick.off. fu!.1 down~ Ru"nes var<ta9e Pd"tnY Vd'd<tq~ Pdi~•nQ Net rflt\.J"' v11rr1~ • $aor1 '{(HQ,lijto Ne1 Vdr<1it\)iP- Punta Fvmtii~ fumt;lt~ lost Flags-riel Vrtff1d9f" T +l"ne of VCIU~~Of'I Women's Volleyba UC Irvine vs. Long Beach State Friday, Nov. 15, 7 p.m. Crawford Gymnasium Men's Basketball UC Irvine vs. Basketball Travelers (lxhlbitlon Clam•) Friday, Nov. 15, 7 p.111. Bren lvcnll C.nttr Wom-.11's Basketball UC lrvl11e vs. Czech Republic • I . ~ < ... j~ d ~ 1 '>')( • J6 • ' .,., 20 (1.4 . . . AlO Friday, NcNember 15, 2002 Lion Hearts at VU Vanguard University runners hav.e overcome injuries and adversicy throughout the season. T be culmination of the season came for Vanguard · University cross country runners Tuny Magana and Sarah Hall last week In the NAIA Region Il Ownpionships at Woodward Park ln Fresno. Magana and Hall, who are both Estancia High and Orange Coast College products, delivered. their best races of the season. Magana, who has been dealing with stomach pains recently, ignored the sideaches as best he could and finished fifth in 25:43 to qualify for the NAIA Championships, Nov. 23 at the Universify of Wisconsin-Parkside. Hall also qualified for the NAIA meet. recording a personal-record 18:46, to finish fourth. Last year she , finished 5lst (20:33) in the same race. Her performance not only surprised her coaches and competition, it also surprised Hall. . u I was shocked," STEVE VIRGEN she said. ~1 didn't think I would get fourth, ever. I wasn't feeling real well that day. I was just hoping to finish µi the top 12. In my dreams I thought I could get 12th I never thought fourth." It's safe to say, Hall is coming into her own. After being just an average runner for most of her life, she bas burst onto the scene. ~she went from average to finishing among the elite, that's the credit to the work she has put in," Wilkins said. "We saw this type of race coming. but it didn't happen until last week. Last year if you were tO ask me if Sarah would be running in the nationals, I would say . 'no,' but&he has proved me wrong." Running has always been a part of Hall's life. When she was nine she used to watch and pretend to train with her mother, Sherri, who,at age 36 went bade to school and competed for Wllk:ins at Vanguard, which was Southern California Coilege at the time. Sherri Hall-Curl was an NAIA All-American in cross country and trade and field (10,000 meters) In the late '80s. She's been excited for Sarah, who has experienced adversity before finding success at Vanguard. In the past. Sarah suffered from colon spasms during races, her mother said. Sarah saw a variety of doctors and tried different medicine to find a cure. She ran one year at OCC and then quit She moved to Europe and rekindled her attraction to running. Now, Sarah uses acupuncture therapy, which minimizes the stomach pains. Magana has also been experiencing pain in his stomach area In reality, Magana is actually capable of running a better race than the one he completed last week. when be put aside his pain. "I had the pain real bad In the conference meet." Magana said. • I didn't perform the way I could. I probably could have been third or fourth. There was the same pain in the regional meet, but I had to go through it The team needed every possible point it could get, so I couldn't glve up." Magana said he wUJ use the same mentality for the NJ\u, meet ' • The Vanguard men's basketball team's game qalnst Westminster College Saturday night, will feature homecoming festivfdes during twfdme. This year the lions will honor theJr, "YoUQgAlwnni." the students from ~ 19909 who excelled in ICldemk:a and other activities at the KbooL Sherri HaO-Old and Mattiu Joha'*'1m will be twO among the seven who wW be honored. :rhe game start.a at 7:30 p.m. at The Plt In addition to her prowess ln •tbJeticai SbentHaD-0.ut hu been a YOlunteer in a 12-step counseling ~at Newport Mela Ouiatian Ctl*£. for eflbt Y"ft, lhe WU an ....., coun11lor In the County of <Jllllll PdlOll9ylMID and stepped into ... ,z •+at po9ldon there in 2001, ..._ Mo lllab1llbed her own 'IAIZ ,"DIJDC*e · )1;7FPW9D WM ,,.,.,,.,.uy ranked. all CI , m llld w lbe No. 1 tennlt ........ Ulm from 199f..19N •• •l·ll llcml. Ak coleae. he ilill.._•tiltllea-t~oftbe ' ....... ,...,. ...... ceamaat. -.. llJ:•=•k• NOOrd It .... " ...... ., .. for the men. JolMrWOI\, ., .. ~In S PORT S , . CO~LEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL . ~nteaters ·on exhibit, again Btirned in Bakersfield . alaua, ~$1, Uid. bu 1oat~ to the Douglass said of the starting route to AD-Big~ second-te4ID hon- , Uniwnlty ofhciftc, 86-80. u.teup. "Nothing ts definite. ors. The 6-5 Harris also averaged 12.• U CI men wilt put their The Aultraliana were at uc We're 891ng to use the presea-point.sand had 6.8 boards per game. wares on display tonight Santa Barbara on Tueac:fay and son to ftnd out who will be die Zuzak returns and averaged 8.3 ppg at Pepperdlne Thunday. and 6ve guys to start for (Big West as a sophomore, and Mike Hood, with at Bren Events Center l>oaat a team keyed by the· pres-. eontereece pJay>... 8.2 ppg. numbers as a junior, gives against Australian club. enee of 'lbalo Green. a 6-foot-7 ~rUgbt's game ls a 6naJ Oouglua fQur ~starters in '11. . -· player out of the Unfve.raityofWaahing-tuneup before the Anteaters·start play-Add.itio,nally, the Baters boat a ' BMN EVENTS CENTER-Still smart-ton, who has awrapd 19.3 points a.Qd Ing for real, and ~allty ddeso't come squad which.. has &-7 Junior jumping. Ing a little, despite the.&ct 1aat week's .6.7 rebounds per game. · · · much clearer than the 'P.aters' season-jack ~tt Okoro.and junior guai:d Aras exhibldon loss to Cal State Bak.era8eld · Coach Oougtasa has other things on opening venture at the University of Baakiuskas in the fold, as well u four has nothing to do with the record boob his mind, hdwever, and they an focus Oklahoma in Norman on Friday. Nov. redshirts in their first season, 6-4 guard or ~. egos remain a SOW"J:e of tr-on the exploits of the Anteaters.. who 22, where they'll be pitted against the Jeff Gloger, 6-5 guard Ross Schraeder, ritation. . have already shoWn how cold they can Sooners ln the first round pf a fourth-6-3 guard DeVaughn Peace and 7-1 cen- With that in mind, the Anteaters will shoot when at Bakersfield, with a 3-team t~umament which also features ter ~ Codi. . put up their dukes tonight (7:05) before for-22 effort from three-point range and Western Michigan and Princeton. Greg Ethington {6-8) returns after a the hometown crowd with ambitions to, a 33.3 connection rate from the field for Oklahoma is ranked No. 3 in the na-two-year mission with the Latter Day if not to impress the CJ.A., then cer-the entire game. . tion and No. l by F.SPN.com and most Sahlts Omrch, and there is ~5 fresh- tahtly to impress themselves. While junior forward Stan1slav Zuzak assuredly has an itinerary which ln-man guard Mike E.fevberha, 6-6 cuard A club team from Australia. Team led UCI with 19 points and seven re-eludes a 12:15 p.m. finals game on Sat-Nie Campbell and sophomore J.R. Ste- Ezybonds, makes its sixth stop on a bounds in a 26-minute span, and senior urday against the winner of the Prince-pbens, a 5-11 !IDphomore guard. western tour intent on using the Ant, forward Jordan Harris and junior center ton-Western Michigan semifinal on · eaters as another step in what is UCI's accounted for 11 and 10 points, respec-Friday. -••• last of a two-game exhibition slate. tively, the balance of the 'Eaters man-So, with Oklahoma down the road, "Obviously, we want to improve on aged just 5 of 30 from the tloor: and Bakersfield a thing of the past. to: how we played last Saturday fa 63-56 UCl had a seven-point lead several night's matchup has a little of that ZOTS: UCI is 10th in a mid-major poll bv Collegelnsider.com ... Western Kentucky is No. 1 and Gonzaga is No. 2 ... After the Oklahoma trip the Anteaters travol to Malibu Nov. 30 to face Pepperdine th e 7:30 p.m. game to be carried on Fo>e exhibition Joss at Cal State Bakers-times ln the first half against Bakersfield ~emergency" sense. field)," UCI Coach Pat Douglass said. and was still in a so-called command Douglass. who has guided the Ant· "We want to take what we learned on situation with 8:05 left. leading. 45-44, eaters to 60 victories over the past three the court We want to show what we before Bakersfield pulled away. years, would appear to have the neces- have been working on throUgbout the Douglass also said he will use this sary horses to deal with the Austral4m Sports Net 2 ... Pepperdlne is No. 3 In the mid-major poll ... Two others from the Big West Conference In that same poll are UC Santa Barbara and Utah State, ranked 12 and 13 respectively. week." game with the Intent of finding a start-globe trotters. F.zybonds bas already defeated San ing lineup. The 7-foot Parada averaged 12.4 Jose State, 98-8~; and Cal State Stani-".We're still experimenting a bit," points and 7.0 rebounds last season en HIGH SCHOOL BOYS WATER POLO Sailors roll into Div. I quarterfinals Barry Faulkner Daily Pilot NEWPORT BFACH -The New· port Harbor High boys water polo team opened pursuit of Its 12th CIP Southern Section championship against a Northwood team playing the school's first playoff game Thurs· day and the result was predictable. The Sailors, showing no post.sea- son jitters, zero complacency and no mercy, jumped on the TimberWolves from the outset and cruised to a 15-7 triumph that propels them into Sat- urday's CIF DMsion I quanertinal against El Thro at a site to be deter- mined. The No. 4-seeded Sailors (19·9), scored the game's first two goals, led, 6-1, after the first seven-minute quarter and were up, 12-2, at half· time. Coach Jason Lynch's hosts ap· plied relentless defensive pressure to provoke 18 first-half turnovers and allowing them to score several easy counterat- tack goals to es- SEAN HIUER /DAILY PILOT tablish control. CdM's John Money (15) and the Sea Kings disposed of Long Beach Poly easily in the first round of the playoffs. ~~~g:o • Sea. Kings romp playoff butter- flies are an en· dangered spe- cies in his locker Northwood 7 room, said he Newport 16 was pleased with bis teams initial focus. Second-seeded CdM easily wins first-round game Thursday, 18-2; will face Foothill in the quarters on Saturday. Rlch•rd Dunn Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -Considering this Is his first trip as bead coach to the CIF Southern Section boys water polo playoffs, Corona del Mar Hlgh's nm Salvino Isn't taking any opponent for granted, even if his high-flying Sea Kings are seeded second in Dtvtsion l and 6lced a team with a~ record in the ftrst round lbUJ'lday. · "I'm one of thoee 'Weird coaches lib Lou Hoitt who 'are always pre· dictinc touab sames n& matter who it ta.,. said SeMn<>i following Corona del Mar's 18-2 'Victory over Long Belch Poly in the wtnnen' poo~ In which the Sea Dip won their 20th pme of the 1e1100 in 27 cantllel, end wll face Pooddl In tbl ......... Sil· urday. A cotn tUp today II tbe <lP Southern $e(don oftk:e ,.. ---mine the home IMm. "We're dlbt on tnck. • added s.M-: no. whoee tMID ou*8CONd lbe )Kt. rabbttl, 5.0, In the .. ~ lbln puled..., wlda a 12·1 belhne .... .......... John Mma eccnd ..... af=tolelltlbla.a.. em-...... bllmld un- dlflMld l.cml .... Wlloa; ..... .. No. 2"" ... blllllil1111-S. "flh•••-........... ~ ... Q'1 .............. ,,. -Wauld-111•1 n st• ............. . "Our defense was very intense "I told the guys that the 5:20 to play in the first half. early and that Jed to some opportu- new sea.son started SCOREBOMD Dorr scored again on a nities on the counterattack." Lynch {Wednesday)," said Salvi-counterattack at 3:40 to said. "l thought our performance no, whose team is 3-0 • give CdM an 8-0 edge. was pretty good today, though we against Foothill this year, Poly, the· third-place lost a little focus (in the second halO. Including an overtime win team from the Moore I wouldn't say we were nervous and in the first meeting. League, scored ft.s first goal we weren't taking them lightly." And, even though the with 2:53 leh, then CdM Junior Michael Bury scored two of Sea Kings are 0-3 against added four goals before the first three SalJor goals and junior Wtlson this seuon, Salvino LB Poly 2 halftime -two by Griffin Ross Sinclair bad two of his team- wouldn't mind facing the CdM 18 Gentry. CdM's starters leading four aulsta in the opening Bruins in the CIP Finals at went poolside after Mann period. Senior Nathan Weiner, junior Belmont Plaza. scored to gl.ve his Bryan Auer and senior ClwlJe Hook- "One year team a 10-I lead 0985), Sunny Hills uThat would be great If with 1:57 remain-:,~dedc13ftrs7)t-~thirdgoala~ was undefeated Ing. -' • we met Wilson in the third representative from the Paciflc Cout going into the 6-In the League, managed its only ahot from na111 and Corona finals. I'd love to play quarter, DiRocco long range in the t1na1 seconds oftbe del Mar beat them. them in the finals~ scored all three first half. and then the next CdM goals -once · Senior Jay Thompson keyed a year Corona del from twO-meter swarming Harbor defense earning a Mar wu \DUie-Tim laMno eet and twkle on game-high eeven steals. ' feared PDI blto Corona def Mar Hgh the counterattack Weiner, Hocbnberry and Bury ftn- the &w. and water rvJA. C'"'"h on puees from iahed with three goals apiece, while Sunny Hiiia beat .,.,.v ..,.... Ryan Moore and ~tmpon added twO of hta own them. IO ti I WU David Df.ltocxo. Starttna plie Mlchael Robtftaon :"flD' ~ ~the= had three ateala to 80 wt1h hit one hied 111*'1 Into the ftnall." SaMno quarter and Nldlm Hakim added a a&Ye, befoie Pllll way to MDk>r Na- llld. -rhll Wauld be peat II we met late pl for the wtnnen. = = 0::..., stopped five Wllloll ID 1he lnlll. rd love to play Din NlebenJce 111o ICOl'ed a CdM. stnda1r UMI Bury bad dine _... ~1n.::.:11m11.~ lap cbam· =-~._an:-C: aptece,wbllelury.Auer,'l'bomJMIOD pbl SM klnp opened IP1nlt Poly shut out the fK.knbb'tl Id nvo ot m. and Clay Jortb llC.b collect9d a pair (8-18) Wida two Nl'ly.,. by Mann, qmnen. of ...... for the Winnen. thin • .c:: by John Money with S:50 • ::i:..::.i:=;.~ . ":;:.;-~~l>ltocco (bs wa.) -, ' ~.~· I ___.. ~ ---~ .... , .... ;:;..·~..:;'!.':= !--~ ,,..,...\a-- ......... _Dmllllllilm ----.~ .. J.~4 ... _,...,_.._....,.. a.:,''ftCk~,~ . ,, ............. .... • I 1 •I I Experience oruy positive for Lightning Sage Hill loses, but coach sees a rainbow in Lightriing' s futue. Stev•V1rc•n Daily Pilot l.DNG BEACH -The Sage Hill High footbaJ) team ended Its sea- aon with a 41 -0 loss. a 3-7 record and. owra1l. an experience that 1s eipected to make an impact two and three years from now. Ughtnlng Coach Tum Mon- arch said his squad received wluable experience throughout itl ft.rst vanity sea.son. Sage Hill's 41-0 Academy League loss to Brethren Clu1stian at Clark Field in Long Beach Thursday night provided more m emories for the Ugbtnblg and another opponu· nlty to learn, Monarch said. "We won three games this sea· son and that is phenomenal," Monarch said. -lWo years ago I had eight players on this football team. If y_ou were to tell me bad: then that I would have three wins (in the 2002 season). I would have gladly taken that. The Bdvantage !or us is that we got our 12 freshmen varsity ex· perlence. I think you're going to see the benefits ln rhe next two SegeHlll 81'9thren 0 41 to three years." Sage Hill senlor quaner- back l.ach Friedrichs, as well as senlors and two·way standouts Erllc Wu- liams. Scon Olo and Olif Swanson played their final football game for the Lightning (3-6, 0-3 in the Academy League). The seniors met expec- tadons and provided a solid ex· ample for the juniors and the underclassmen to follow. Mon- arch said. "What I really liked about this season Is that the kids main- tained a good attitude the whole time,• Monarch said. Evidence of Monarcll's words came after the game. when a few Sage Hill football players poured water over their coach. MThroughout this season we wanted to have our kids keep an enjoymen t for football: Mon· arch said. •1 really think we did that. I'm really looking forward to next·year with excitement• The Ughtning displayed a solid effort lnThursday's game. However, Brethren Ouistian (8·2, 2-1}. ranked No. 5 in CIP Southern Section Division XIII. had ooe too many weapons, mainly junior quarterback Den· ny Walden, who rushed for 102 yards and one touchdown and also threw three touchdown passes. N:;NJ8lf W4E SPORTS Friday, N~ 15. 2002 All HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ; . - 1_ •• •• l!A VIEW LEAOUf o-..11 u..- W LT WLT f'oo4tllll ............. INine '--.. Allllo Nloi* ......... • 2 0 ' . . • • 0 • • 0 a a o 1 • • 4 I 0 • 1 • s 2 0 • 2 0 1 3 0 0 • 0 Thul'9dey'a llCOrM Foothlll 45, Newport Haft>of 21 Laguna Hilla 33. Irvine 6 Tonlfht's game C7 p .m.) Woodbridge at Allao Nlguel lend 19guler MMC>n) NEWPORT Continued from Af3 earn the at-large entry, should it lose today's flip. defeated Laguna Hills and lost to Irvine this sea- son. But the Sailors. ranlced No. 6 in Division VI. hope the coin bounces better for them than the oblong ball did Thursday. includ· ing a great break for the Knights on their first possession. On third·and-14 at their own 22. following a sack by inside linebacker Fernando Castorena, Foo thill receiver Quincy Lever had a lateral pass go through his hands in the left Oat. But, since it was a lateral. it remained li ve and bounced back into his hands while he was still in stride. He sliced through the Sailor de· fenders, who had frozen for a second thinlcing It was an im. complete pass, and raced 78 yards for a touchdown and a lead the Knights would never relin - quish. It was the first of three 78-yard · scoring plays for Foothill. the speed of which caused pregame concern from Newpon Harbor Coach Jeff Brinkley. as well as a shift in defensive alignment from the Tars' typical four-three. to a three-four. Foothill senior tailback. Mike Llti raced 78 yards with a screen pass to make it 14-0 with 40 sec· onds left in the second quaner. The 5·foot· l l. 210-pound Lili, both elusive and powerful, STEVE MCCRANK I DAILY PILO' Newport Harbor's Matt Encinias ( 1 l makes a tackle on Foothill High quarterback Don Poole (3). bolted 78 yards on a sweep for the Knights' final touchdown midway through the finaJ period. He finished with 321 yards from scnmmage ~d four touch· downs. His ~~30 ruslung yard'> gave htm 1.107 in five league games. "He was banged up a littJc early in the season. but he's back in shape now and confident." Foothill Coach Doug Case said "That was the Mike Liii we've seen in the pasl." It was also, Case said, the Foot· ,hilJ team many predicted would win the league tille this fall. "We were picked to do good things this year, and nghtfully so. becau!le we have some players," Case ~d ~But we just haven't gonen a lot of breaks. I cha! lenged our ldd1. 10 play their best game for four quarters and that was what they did. nus was by far our best game of the year. People -.ay you want to be peak ing going in to the playoffs and that"s what we're doing." Foothill's explosive offensive peffonnance-'tS l-3-yards rushfrtg and passing), included a fonu1· tom carom on a 19-yard touch· tfown pass that helped them \\1den their 21 7 halftime lead with 9:59 left in the thmJ quarter. roothill quarterback Don Poole. who completed 11 of 15 for three couchdowns and I 79 yards, lofted a baJI 10 the back of the t"nd wne, where Brad WaJkcr came dovm with it, after a colh '>Ion appeared to jar the ball from the hands of a 5allor dr fe nder. Foothill iced the victory on ii'> next possession. driving 87 yard'> on I l pldy'>. eaung 5.59 off the dock. lJll capped the march by powenn~ 4 yards up the middle and Doug McAule}' added the fifth of ht'> '>lX conversi on locks to make 11 35-7 with I :51 left. Newport ->cored a pair of founh-quaner ros. including a I -yard Danangan Johnson run and ii 7-yar<I pas& fu:>m Mic~el McDonald to Spencer lmlc. Johnson finished with 145 yards on 25 cames. while McDonald. who completed stx of his last eight passe'i against a prevent defen'ie. fimshed 10 of 23 for 137 yards II wac; the most points allowed by Newport Harbor since a 45-6 Sea V1e\' loss to Santa Ma.rganta m 1997. a !>pan of67 games. The 24-point deficit was the biggest in 53 games. since Santa Marganta posted a 38 14 league win m 1998. "They were 10 0 ath.le11c for us:· Bnnkley ~id of the Knights. "We had to do something different defen.,ively, because we hadn't been '>lopping anyone with our base defense " HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TENNIS Newpon Foott1111 0 7 0 1• 1• 7 14 10 • 21 • 46 FIRST QUARTER FH -Lever 78 run (McAuley lddt), 9:45. FH lit1 78 pan from Poole IM cAuley klckl. O 40. SECOND QUARTER NH -Johnson 3 run (Walk.er kldc), 8:40 FH -l.Ju 13 Pll•• from Poole (McAuley ltidt), 1 :16. . THIRD QUARTER FH -Walk.er 19 pass from Poole (McAuley kick), 9.59 FH -Lrti 4 run tMcAuley kidd. 1:51 FOURTH QUARTER NH -Johnson 1 run (Walker kick), 7:54. FH -L1t1 78 run (McAauley ludc). 1·33 FH McAuley 26 FG, 2 49 NH -Lmk 7 peas from McDonald (Walker k1ckl, 0.35 Anendance -2,200 {estimated) INOMOUAL RUSHIHG NH Jonnson 25-145, 2 TO.; M cDonald, 3·19; Thenot, 3 13; Hansfield 1-2. l 1nlt. 2-1. FH -Lrt1. 23-230. 2 TDa, Lever, 1-78, 1 TD. Alba, 4-14, Ardrey. 1-4. Daniela, 1-minus· 1, Poole. 6-minus 4 INDMOUAL PASSING NH -McDonald. 10-23--0, 137, 1 TD FH -Poole, 11-15-0. 179. 3 TO.. INDMDUAL RECEMNG NH l tnk. 4-52. 1 TD, Soza. 3-39: Toole. 1 26. Toman, 1-13 Johnson 1-7 FH L111. 2·91. 2 TDs; Ardrey, 4-32. l ever. 3 38. Walker, 2-28 GAME STATISTICS ~.,s.tOOWn• Ru8"n va,da.g~ "-·"11••'<1119• Pau 1ng Net ,eturn varas• S.......v •'<Mg• Net yardage P\ints Fumbtoa-lumbl .. lotl Flags ,,.,, v•rdag• T·m~ of PoSSM-"•On NH 16 ~·eo 137 10 23-0 0 0..0 317 7 211 3-1 4-JO 2• 26 FM 18 ~"" 179 11 ls-() , .. 2 13 51• ).~J .. , 4-30 23 14 It's a clean sweep in the first round CdM, Newport, Costa Mesa, Sage Hill victorious. picked up m a 6-2 defeal proved IO he the chfference U1 the tie-bre.ller Ead1 and t'VCI) victory for Newport wa.., paramount but the swoop of Diana Khoury and AJ. Olson u1 doubler; pul the "'-t.ilor; in comennon Freshman Brittany !:ilurge<-<. puiletl out a 7·5 victory in singles. which wa., crucial DlvlJlon I First Round CdM 16. Notn1 Dame 2 Singles Holland ICdM I def Mosqueda 6·0 def. Holu man. 6 0, def Sennani, 6 0, Snyder (CdM I w on. 6 0, 6 0 6-0, Miller (CdM) won 616260 OIV11..lon V Arst Round Coste Mesa 10, Covin• 8 SinglH -Havens tCM> def Fle1sohhadca, 6-1 . def Kwong. 6 1, def Esparza. 6-1, K Nguyen ICM> lost, 5-7. 4 6. won. 6 1, H Nguyen (CMI lost 2 6 2-6. 0 6 The first round of CIF Playoffs compeci· tioa for local high school girls is m the books. and all four. Corona del Mar, New- port Harbor, Costa Mesa and Sage Hill high schools will be bac.k in action oo Saturday. Corona del Mar (16-3) was an easy win· ner over Notre Dame of Sherman 03.ks, 16·2, and Newport Harbor (12-7) was an 84·82 winner on games 10 snap a 9·9 tie with Santa Margarita in Division I play. In Division V circles, Costa Mesa {13·5) eliminated Covina. 10·8. and Sage Hill (14·3) defeated Estancia. 14 ·4. Costa Mesa\ 10-8 win wa<. led by the sweep in singles by Golden \\e'\I League champion Hilary Havem HI l ) and doubles by league champ., 011 Doan and Minh-Thy Pham. but a double'\ win by Thao Vu and Valerie Gomev. a<. weU a' Rrenda Tran and Laura Fa1-., and Ashley I lamilton. subbing for Fa1s. were critical. Doubles -M utzke RubenstPon 1CdM def 0~-Poth 6·4; def Larson Reznik. 6 1. def V1data Steinberg, 6-0. Yelsey Steel (CdMI lost 4.5 won 6-2. 6 O. Manning Cainahan ICdM lost 4 6. won, 6 1 6-1 DtvlaJon I flrst Round Newport 9. Santa Margaril• 9 Newport wins on gemes. 84-821 Singles -SturgeH (NHI lost to M Male.;. 3 6 lost to Rommel. 3-6; def Shelley 7 5, Mcintosh (NHI lost, 4-6. won 7 5 6 3 Dunlap INHI lost, 4-6. won. 6-2, 6 1 Ooublea -Khoury.Olson (NH) def K M alec A Patel, 7 6 (7-0l. defeated D Patel K L1um, 6 4 def Goodrum-N Liuzzi. 6 0 C Adams B Adams INH) lost 4·6. 3-6. w on 6-2 Doubt .. -Doan Pham ICMI def Yeon-Osh1h. 6·2, def Panal Galrote. 6-1. def Ho-Gong, 6-1 , Tran Fa1s !CMI lost. 3-6, won, 6-1, Tran Hamilton (CM ) w on. 7·5, Vu-Rodriguez CMI lost. 1 6 Vu Gomez ICMl lost. 3·6. won. 6 2 Division V Flrtt Round Sege Hlll 14, Estande 4 Singles -Ammerman (SH) def Cumtn. 6-0 def Tresnin, 6 1, def. Nella. 6· 1: McK1tteridt •SHI won, 6-0. 6 0, 6-0, Fullmer ISH) lost. 2-6. won. 6 4, 6-3 Doub._-Tsoong Chen ISH) def Tha1·Sudh1kam, 6-0; def M Monon H Morton, 6-3: def Ingram Zaidler. 6-2; . 8CION bw au.... ~Hiii 'b o o o lkWthren 22 • 1 • The two nail-biters had heroes galore. right down to Newport Harbor·s No. 3 doubles team (freshman Megan McKay o and senior Danielle Haxby), which lost in 41 the day's final match. but the two points Sage Hill had no problem \\1th Estancia behind the l ·2 freshman smgle'> punch of Kellie Ammerman and Kalie McKitterick, and Jessica Tsoong and Stephanje Olen were s;weep winners in double~. as well. Corona d el Mar's singles outscored Notre Dame, 54 ·3. McKay Haxby (NH) lost. 2-6 McKay-Kay ,NH I lost. O 6, •-6. Webb Berm an ISH) won, 6-4, lost, 2 6, won, 6·3 Graham-Heyler (SHI lost. 6-7, won, S-2, lost 5 7 JC HOOPS Bucs in 60-53 triumph over . Santa Barbara Orange Coast women improve to 3-1 with nonconference win on the road. HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Tesoro rallies, 19-14 Titans go undefeated (1 0-0) and win PCL after a comeback victory over Corona del Mar Thursday. rona del Mar quarterback. Shaun Sea Kings didn't have a drive that Mohler took the handoff on the lasted longer than 2:39 ln the fi. first play of the second quarter nal two quarters. while Tesoro and raced down the.sideline for a had the ball for nearly ix min· SO-yard touchdown. foU ow\ng an utes in the third quarter. pwtctu- 8·yard touchdown run by tail-ated by Sciacqua's 18-yard m back Brett Crowtey ln the first strike to Scott McKnight to make quarter. it, 19-14. SCORE BY QUARTERS Tesoro 0 13 6 0 • 19 CdM 6 8 0 O · 14 FIRST QUARTER CdM -Crowley 8 run (kid! falled}, 7:48. SECOND QUARTER SCHEDULE arrc• Alderton But the CdM of-Corona hurt It· SANTA IWUWtA -<>range 01ily Pilot fense vmit cold fol-"Our guys self wtth penaldes- CoMt CoDete"a women'• buket-lowing Moblen m an offsides call on CdM -Mohler SO run I Mohler run), 9:50. lee-Wtslermen e pal from Sciacque (Sdeoqua kk*l. 3:38. lM-Tlnoco 35 fumble nttum lkldc felled), 2:30 . bell i.m wu a eo-ss noncon-CORONA DBL MAR -Thsoro run with 9:50 left in played 8 great fourth down con- ference wtn.oer CJWJr bOlt Sap.ta High'• fteehman football quuter-the second q uarter game and that's tinued Te.soro's ....._ Qty CoDeae 1bunday bid 1bdd Sdlcqua'a helmet and ~ro took ad -what football is ewntual 12-play nlcbt. • Llunn Murray poured cndded iplnlt two Corona del vantage of two Sea ac:orl.Qg drtve in the In 25 pomca and bad eftbt re--Mar HJgb tlddera on a failed King fwnblea. the all about:' third quarter and • ~co pave the wa, ~pomt ~ ~ loud Yi-rnott dra:madc peraonal foul call, Nwy ...._.., . added 14 bradom Into m. ccml IS at C.0-coming on a reverse c.y ~ a.l5o on fourth potnt9b the ........ who pulled rona cW Mar Hiib 1bundly, sttempt when a Cct.i coach down, allowed the .., Ill die eecand belf mftar I ~ I bard·tdldnl PIM:ifk: tumbled achanat Titans to ND the JI.ZS halftll;w... 6*lt i-.. ddll 111D9 bMwten 191lt lhe bell to the clock out tn the ft. 1111 *-1 lmpftMI c.o..\ two~ temm ID....._ pound and 'Dlloto'a Steftn nno· oil rnlnusM. ..... tD S-1. The ftrme ... at Tbe ~ TilaDI (lo-ct 5-0 In co pkbd lt up and sped :SSyvda ·0u.r lddt haw uemendoul ~ ~ 22 1n me Mil ..... > won 1be IMilllii ....,_ tor the TDwllh "° remUntna tn bean.· Mid "hli>ro c.o.dl Matt 1M* D d NCI ,,,.,,..,..,. • ColoDa dlil Mar (1-2. ... 1 in the tint bllf. Pofton. "'We ........._, our kiidt lllpa), lt-14. The 'l1iul went..,,.., p.,. wbelt (QIM) Wiii qp. 1..0, and en.., ...S when Ibey hid lolowlni I Corona deJ Mat bil· they ~ Wa ~ Chem co IDd....,... a._..-.." Mid .. on a own 211. • Sc::iKq\a bit down In dw llCiond half.• ODID .. ....i CiMlda Cilly }My "t#ll'I DID wtlb I hWd Hll lnilbed Whb 50 ~ Aht* •o. ...,. ...... a 'TD, pm IO CUI CdM~ lei.a . .., NIWpa oo · IMD Clllrill md ... ~ IDd ~ wtlli bit· 1~7 ID dll lllmd..... CJm .i---. WbO ll6d I lliO- (lil ....... our M 2 ial',. '!'Wbll cm I -.. ....... ao. ... OD. 'llllGl'D ..... OD .... ~=·· -.... ,GI-tiin •• , .. ,...... ~~ "'11~ .. ~~ 11111•tAl•,..fab• CdMma ••••1,... --,__ 11111•-wa• . o1 ....... •~ ....... -.••1•*1.,... 111• ,. ..... _. _. • .,11t11;et ~-1S11,....unr .............. f/IQ .......... =-............. 4 Ill a.. llil .... ,.. \ TMltDQUMTU lM-Mc.Knight 18 pe91 ftom Scteoqua (run felled), 1:2&. Foumt QUMTD I I . ., l All fridlr. NMmber 15, 2002 SPORTS Vanguard University coach says his team will definitely be different this year. .. Steve Vlraen Daily PUot . COLLEGE BASKETBALL PREVIEW nine-........ sen&on Sbme McDn 80cl Damion ~ qulHbe team lo the late .,tag. But. lat year ls last yell. "'We're a completely diffen!nt team.,. French said ~re much more athletic, from top to bot- tom. Last year, we were poet ori- ented. 1b1s year we'll do aome mote ruMing. It's .going to be IDll\. eophoavn ........ Greg P.nm md IOpbomore prd 8lmdan Cotter -Nturn for ~ Uom and ..... IO be by c:ontributon ... te8IOll. c.o.dl Preach l8ld be II ex- cited beau• of leWlll new- c;:omen, lecl by 6-4 junior forward Qmnd Mamcrak, a apndout at Santa Monka City C.ollep Jut. ~C WOMEN'S WATER POLO Pirates upset, 6-5 LOS Al.AMflOS -Molt would agree it '8 dlflkult to beet a quality teem dvee times In the Mme 1a10D. and that WU the alcuadoo Tbunday • defending· ltate champion Oranse Cout WU Upil8t by a strong Merced women'• water polo team. 6-5, in the ftnt round of the State Champiooabips at the USA Na- tional Aquatic Complel. Orange Coast goaltender deftdt heeding lnto the ftna1 frame and managed Jmt .... pl by f.rica NkholloP wkb S3 aecondt left_ COSTA MESA SeJ.68.AAess ~re enjoyable to watch. We're and indMduallsrn became the going to be a better team.~ demise for the Vanguard Univer-we were last year. Jared Mapd- sity men's basketball team last ville (assmant roach) and I really year. For the Uons. it was a les-made "a strong desire to get un- son learned: You can have all the -sel6sb guys. 'That's such a key to talene, but if you don't have team team success."' 3 leon Roeborougtl, G, M, Ff'. 4 BrandOn Sol>cul!. Gif!' &.3, Fr. 5 Ayen MorNU, G, M. Jr. 10 laelah Ber-My, 0, M, Ff'. 11 Shewn Coftety, G, M , Sr. 20 Levi Seeldnt, C, M Ff'. ' year and one of the maln.reuons Va.ogwud will play an up.tempo ~this seaion. Heather Deyden bad nine saves. inclu~ three in the ftnal quar- ter to keep the Blue Devils off the scorebOard, but the Bucs couldn't . overcome a two-goal •1 thought we played well enouab to win. but we jull ran out of time,• l8id OCC Coach Mike Giles. "We bad lbme b'OU- ble putdog the ball away on our IDltll·UP playl and comJng'out of our timeout& I think if we bad two more minutes In the game, we would have come out on top." The Pirates (Z6-9) duel San Joaquin Delta today at 9:15 In a coll801atioo match. · chemistry, forget about it. Leviticus Williamson, one of So, this year. Vanguard Coach only nw seniors on the ~ is -Stephen French, now in his a 6-foot-7 returning starter who fourth year with the Lions, made is expected to keep teams off sure to recruit team-first players balance with his Jong-range and built a new foundation for shooting ability and quick first his program. Last year. the Lions step. Williamson transferred upset NCAA Division I San Jose from Notre Dame, last year, State and blocked off NAlA No. I while Josh Pierson, the Lions' Biola, but ended its season on a other returning starter, trans- down note, losing eight of its last ferred over from Fullerton. 21 Jamee Hertmen, G, e.a. So. 22 Joah Plereon, G, M , Jr. 24 ~ Coaet, G, 8-3, So. 32 Conrad AdemczM. F. M . Jr. 33 l<yle Egken, F. 8-7, So. 3' Tlm Burnette, F. 8-7. Ff'. AO Levldcul ~. F. 8-7. Sr. 42 Greg Enns, F. 8-7, So. 44 Gabe Goktmen, FIC, 6-7. Jr. Coltch: St89hen French A Ii t&nt: Jerad Mendvllle Pierson, a 6-0 junior guard. will provide leadershl1>1 French saJd. Senior guard Shawn Corke- ry, junior forward Gabe Gold- Leon Roeborougb ii another reason Va.ogwud wfD be dl&r- ent. 1be 6-3 hsbman started for Martin Luther King last ~ when it won the CIF DMaion D state tide. Tun Burnette, a 6-7 forward/ center, who was a redshirt on the football team at Wubingtoo State last year. as well as Kyle F.g- bn (Point Loma Nazarene) Ryan Moreau (Cuesta College} and James Hartman (Irvine Valley Qillege) are also incoming trans- fers for the Lions. PRO TENNIS One qualifi er alive in main draw the men's USTA Futures circuit Vang uard ready to surprise COSIA MF.sA -Rajeev. Ram of the United States, the only qualifier still alive, rallied to knock off Nenad Turoman of South Africa in a wild second- round match Thursday, 1-6, 6-3, 7·6 (6), and advance to the qwµ-terfinals of the second an-· nual Costa M~ Pro Oassic at Costa Mesa Tennis C.enter. Of the eight singles players re- maining ln the main draw, only Ram and Croatia's Sasa Tuksar are unseeded. The event is part of Tup-seeded Yeu-Thuoo Wang, third-seeded Doug Bobaboy, fourth-seeded Jose De Armas. fifth-seeded Mike Scheidwrier, sixth-seeded Raven Klassen and seventh-seeded Malk Hilton have also advanced to today's quarterfinals. · Ram defeated second-seeded Ouistopher K.as of Gennany in the first round, 6-4, 0-6, 6-3. for the tournament's biggest upset The finals are Sunday at noon. When the Lions are 100% healthy, Coach Russ Davis expects his team to shock the competition. Steve Vlrcen Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The Van- guard University women's basketball team has been picked to finish ninth out of the 11 schools in the Golden State Ath- letic Conference, according 10 the coaches' preseason poU. This bas turned out to be just the rtgbt motivation for the Lions, who are eager to prove their ranking wrong. MThat gave me incentive," Vanguard Coach Russ Davis said of his team's preseason ranking. "I tell that we didn't get any re- sp~ct. ln the past five years we have won the most games in the conference." Between 1998 and 2000. Davis' teams won al least 27 games and lost less than 10 in each season, earned three consecutive GSAC championships, and competed in three straight NAlA National Tournamen ts. Davis has a 136-57 overall record in six seasons at Vanguard. and his teams have been in the playoffs every year. last season. the Lions finished 17-12, 13-7 in the GSAC and los t in the GSAC Tournament final to Azusa Pacific. Davis believes Vanguard is capabJe of returning to be among the conference's elite. which includes three schools, The Master's, Biota and Point Loma. that are ranked in the NAIA top 25 preseason poll. "J think we can finish any- where from first through ninth in the conference," said Davis, who coached at Estancia High 10 years ago. "I'm competitive. I want to win the thing. If I'm not going to say we're going to win it, how do you thin.le my team is go- ing to react? We can do it It won't be easy. but I think we can do it." LIONS WOMEN 3 Cecilia .JoMfuon, GIF. 6-0, Ff'. 5 Jessica Lendennan, G, 5-5, Sr. 12 Lacey Milla. G, ~.So. 13 Laura Lee. G, 5-7. Sr. 15 Crystal Lendennen, G, ~.Fr. ~ 1 Paulette Seamen, G, 5-10, Sr. 23 Jennifer Wilcox, G, 5-7, So. 32 Coot1nev Mc:tOmev. C1; 6-1, Sr. 33 Deborah Candelaria, F. 6-0, Sr. 34 Robbin Dittenblr, G, 5-7. Sr. 44 M ichelle Griffo, GIF. 5-9. Fr. 54 Rlcheel Werdel, GIF. 5-9, Fr. Coectt: Ruu DaVla ~Mike Cherney, Joh n Berney. Kelly Boeke The Uons opened this season with a stunning 50-48 win over UC Irvine in an exhibition game. Davis said it provided confi- dence for his squad. Robbin Dit- tenblr. who Davis calls, the heart and ... oul of the team. hit a 5-foot baseline shot at the buzzer to Llgll Mallces 2640 legal..... 2640 legal Notica -Llgll **" 2641 Llgll **" - give the Lions the victory. The Lions also went 1-1 in the Mr. Gatti's Invitational Tuuma- ment at Pikeville College in Ken· tuclcy. In the tournament. Van- guard displayed what will be its strength this season, outside shooting and defense. Freshman C'.ecilla Josefsson is a newcomer who 6gures to provide key con- tributions in both areas. JoseW<>n. a 6-foot guard who was on the Sweden junior na· tiooal team before coming to Vanguard. is the Uons' leading scorer, averaging 14 points per game. thus far. Sophomore Jen- nifer Wilcox. who transferred from Sacramento City College, will also be a valuable new· comer, while Dittenbir and sen- iors Deborah Candelaria (6-0 forward) and Jessica Lendennan (5-5 guard) are solid returnees. The Lions are also expecting to bolster their attack with the re- turn of seniors Laura Lee (5-7 guard} and Paulene Seaman (5- 10 forward), whom are re- covering from knee injuries. GOLF Continued from N3 Fwo-designed golf course, spa and resort. ••• UL. lrvine athletics and the Private Tennis Oub Association will present the fourth Grubb & Ellis/Wtlson Sporting Goods Myron McNamara Golf Tournament Monday at Jack Kramer's Los Serranos Golf Courst in Otlno Hills. Proceeds benefit the Myron McNamara Scholarship fund for UC Irvine's men's tennis progrclDl. The late McNamara coached the Anteaters' men's tennis team to NCAA Division u championships ln 1972, '73, •75 and •n. The event will begin with check-in at 10 a.m., followed by an J 1 a.m. shotgun start in a four-player scramble format After golf is a hospitality tour, dinner and silent auction. The cost is $150 per player or $500 per foursome. Details: (949) 824-2046. ••• The 2002 1bshiba Senior Classic on t.Qe Champions Thur (formerly the Seniol PGA Thur) was captured by Hale Irwin in a rout on his way to another money title. Irwin also won the Ow'les Schwab OJp with 2,886 points, 799 more than runner-up Bob Gilder. lrwin took the lead in the Cup points st.an~ after winning the Tushiba Senio r Oassic March 1 O. ••• Former baclc-to-baclc Newport Oassic Pro-Am winner R. W. F.ab sbanered the driving distance record on the Ownpions Thur when he averaged 295.l yards per drive this year. ~...... RdlllM...._ ffdlllM..... ~..... Haveyov s~rteddOlnc .. ---------------------------._......, "-SW.... ... se....t .......... ~~ns~t7Yn. fhe folto•lne perwns The lollowme persons The lollow1na perso.ns The followlne persons l oyalty Chemlcltls, U C are doina busmen es ue do1n1 business as are dotnc buStness es. are do•na bus.inns u . Mike Otdhern. Meneclnc •) Kelohe Soft. b ) Homedoul Cotpotahon All Communo<:etlons. 382 A.) Fine FK!k h Suh a. Me~ , Kalohe Production, t) 36~ MacArthur Blvd Rochester St . Costa Door, I~. 8 ) T111e T1nrsll This statement •as Kaloha Enterp11ses. 124 •302 Santa Ana CA Mesa. CA 92627 r ranc h Windows a. tiled with the County Soulhbrooll. Ir vine. CA 9:>704 Keith Howard Mertf!ns, Ooors. 'J'J1 £ Meets Cler~ of Ouna• County 92604 Homedrul Corporation J82 Rochester St. Cost• Ave . Or1n1•. CA 92865 on 11/5/02 Joyce Ke1.ko Mau m1t (CA). 367~ W Mac Mesa. CA 9;>627 F one n n,.h Sash a.· 20026t22tS2 su. 125 Southbrook. Arthur Blvd . #302 This business Is con Ooots, Inc (CA), 227 E. Daffy Piiot Nov. 8. 15. Irvine. CA 92604 Santa Ana. CA 92704 ducted by: en 1nd1v1dual Muta Ave . Drane•. CA 22. 29. 2002 f206 This bustntn is con l hos busmen " con Have you started doone 92865 t1ucled by an 1nd1v1dual ducted by • co1porat1on bu!.1ness yet? Yes. June Thos bu•l~s Is con· !lave you started dome Have you sl•rted dnmg 2002 ducted by' a c0Jpo11tlon • •l'ineu yet7 Yu . 10 I business yet' Kerth Howard Martens Have you started dolnt Ill • Yes. 10/13195 This statement was business yet7 Yes . 1975 Joyce Mu amltsu Homedocal Inc toled with the County Fin• Finish Sash a. fhls statement wn Joseph Operac1 \lice Clerk of Oranae County DoOf, Inc. tole!! with the County Pru1dent on 11/05/02 Sandra Rowley, VP ' IA of Oranee County ttm statement was 20026922125 This statement wu ro 10/09/02 flled with lhe 10173/02 Daily Pilot Nov 8. 15, filed with the County 20026•1ta64 20026921366 22. 29. 2002 F208 Clerk of Drane• County Daily Pilot Nov 8. 15. Deily Pilot ()('t 25. Nov fkllm..... on 10/09/02 22. 29. 2002 f212 I. 8. 15. 2002 rt92 2002691tlSI IOlllOfAlftJCATIOI Flctlllma...ss ... S..... Dally Pilot Oct. 25. Nov. FOll'l&a-10·111-11-r:............. The fotlowona persons 1, B.~............__n89 ~ ,......... --are do1n1 business as· --OfMCOHCUC The lollowlna persons Hanna Mania, 2011 ... r.........-.... -&a,.,..... are du1n2 buSUU!U as West cliff Dr Suite 4. -•n--. Insur 1 nee f undone Newport Beach. CA The followlne persons Date of F dine Apploce tlon. l'tovembef tj , 2002 To Wllom It !My Con cetn. The Nam«(s) ol tM App~cent(s) ls/ere KIKUtlls.A CORPORA flON Th• 11pplicanh listed above .,. apptyon1 to • t he Department of Aleofl o ltc Baveraae Control to sell alcol'tohc bever •au •t 3033 BRISTOL ST STE N. COSTA MESA. CA 92626 TrP• of llcenH(s ) 8')Plled lot. 41 ()H SALC BEER ANO Wl/11£ EATINO PlACE Publ11h ed Newport k ach·Cost• Mesa Dilly Piiot No vember 15. 2002 F213 Croup 18301 Von l\ar 92660 are do1111 business es· man '325 Ir.one CA Julie Robm Ralls. 2011 At Home Thefepy Ser· 92612 01 13 Westcltff Ot Surte 4. vlcn ,lnc., 275 Victoria .IBW Hotn a. AsM>C•ates Newport Beach. CA Str .. 1. Ste 214 Coste Inc <CA). 18301 Von 92660 Mesa. CA 92627 Kwman, •325 Irvine. CA Thos bus#tas is con· At Home Therltjly Ser 92612 0113 duclad by· en Individual vices, Inc (CA), 275 fh•s busrnns is c:on Have you stifled dcMrlC VlctOJle St11et, Ste. 214, ducted by • corpoutton b11siness yet? No Coste Mne. CA 92627 Have you started dolna Julie Ralts This buSllMSS Is con· busrneas yet? No This statement was ducted by:• corpoutlon JBW Horn a. Associ hied with the County Have you stwted dolftc ates. I~ C~k of Drane• County business yet7 Yes. 5/1/ Shen l W Horn, Sec on 10/17/02 2002 relar y 20026920..S At Ho me Therapy This statement wes 01ily P~ot Nov 8, 15. Services flied with the County 22. 29, 2002 F211 MtrlHne Rubenstein. Clerk of Oranee County President on 11/1/02 ,.._..... Thi• st•l•ment WIS 20026t2U41 ... S..... filed willl lh• Covnty Dally Pilot Nov 8. 15, The followina persona Clerk of Ofanre County 22. 29, 2002 r210 .,. dolna business 11: on I0/24/02 ,~iiii:iiiii~ii;i;;j~i1r:ii IOOHtl1Sl7 Lah ey Men•a•ment D•lly Pilot Oct. 25. Nov. I Group, 3442 \lie Oporto i'002 Ol 5* 'fGI n ~ o.lllJI t i~ Newpcwt Bnch. 1•8•15• n93 "*.Hake OI ~ CA ~.c663 110111• AINCA• ~ IJlll Dllld Dennis P. Lahey, 4 •cm.• (ldaW 10. 2001. t-. )QI l atitude Court. Newport .. ......_ -Beach. CA 92663 OM I• •.-i -· ID ,._, Jiii' t his buMless is con· --=-..:.. m:',: ':. • ~ .., •le• -.... .. d=::::, ~= o.te of nl1111 Al!Pb· ........ .-.d .. Am•. ~.a,= busknns yetf Yu . 10/ lion: Hov-ller 12,2002 -----d is-To wi-It Me't COft· ,,,_,. -JOll, 1Gll -• ,,.,_ Clefn: Tt.e ""'-<•) of ...... t...,.. ()n ~ ,.,.~.... ~-~=l WH Ute ~11t(I) Iii/aft: 0.... 2. ... 10:00 ... al als __, filed wlltl Vie Coullty WWG~. CM.R N£Wl'Oftl AJl at M Ill'* ltfta ~ I..,. d r. llll CltrlL of Ornp Cou11t1 l£ACtt llC The lollowine persons are dolna business 11: Blue S~r Soctef. 2576 Westminster Av• .. Coste Meu. CA. 92627 Thu lot Enterprises LLC. C"4tvada). 2419 Sanhaao Dr.. Newport Buc:h. CA 92660 This business Is con· ducted by: a llmrted Llebihty Co. Have yov ster tecl doina business yet7 Yes. 10· 2t·2002 Theslof Enterprises. LLC, Luann• Tlleslof, President This statement WIS toled with ttM Coupty Clerk of <Hens• County on I 0/22/f/l 20026HlUS Daily Piiot Oct. 25, Nov. 1, 8, 15. 2002 fl91 The follOne persons ••• dOlnC btlsl_, as: MASS EUftOf'EAN CAR SERV!Cf. 641 Pautarlno A11e., Cottt Meu. 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Please report any error that may be in your classified ·ad i.auncdialely. · The Daily Pilot accepts no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can onJy be allowed for the first insertion. AlllOUIKElUNTs & MISC. GAUGE Sllf IUSINESS & FINANCIAi. 14&9 230S-2490 How to Place A ___ Deadline s --- CLASSIFIEIAD -Monday .................... h1day 5:00pm Tue!>day ................... Monday 5:00pm By Fax (949) 631-6'i94 1 l'lc.uc: 1ndudc )'"'' ~ 111"1 pl\<~ number llld "'"'II •All you b.ttk w11h d pr1u· 4u<~< I L ESTATE R SALE fclcphooe 8:30am 'i OOpm Monday-Fnday ~ 3010-3940 ~ soos-saso By Phone (949) 642-5678 II ours By Mail/In Pt'rson: UO Wci.t Bay Stri:et • CO">lll Me~, CA 92627 Al Newport Blvd & R.sy St. Wednesday .............. Tue-.day 5:00pm Thursday ............ Wednei.day 5:00pm Friday ................... 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Er. ~ & Elh a Mee. sp.,r. 11.b! lf'1J5 M1k1 949 645 7505 IQIAllaSll6 °"°*'1ll1l All reel eatatt adver t1s.n1 1n this newspaper •s w biect to the r ede1 al r.., Hous•nt Act ol 1968 as amended whic h makes 1t 1lle&al lo advertiu "any prefer ence, llm1lal1on or d1SC11m•natlon based on race. colcM, reflt1on "' hemhcap. familial status or nahonel or1&m. o• an mlenhon to nuike any sucfl pr•fetence lom1ta Iron Of discrimination • This newspaper will not know1n&l y •lcepl any adverhument lo• rul est1t• whic:h IS In ~IOlation of the law Our ttaders ar e hereby informed that •II dwell 1np adv er Used in this newspape< ar• available Ofl en equal opportunity basls lo complain of d1s- ettrnenatlon. ca• HUO loll· frH at l -800-42• 8590. 1413 adlt ~Furniture NHOS A Colec1lblet . ....,..._._ ·-·-·Oll<..-.. CA9HPAIO$$ .............. .,.,,.,.. M9UYDTATE8 ........... ........,._ urar corJs1Gm.1nns 1 Jm ......... ..... Am,CAtlltJ -1-CA«ltl I efSTATl SAU• NPB nu. SAT, MON ·-(•ff Jo•lt•r•• & ie1t....,ff) 453 Vista Tr11ctio Ent ire IM.11sehoW <-t•ntsl Dlnlnt ••t, furn, leveseah, hhr cltolr•, 011een Aftn furn, petlo ••t1, oterllnB, cry1tel, Wed9ewood chino (Swallow), colt-• l•welry, pl•nh, ortwark, orlental detor loh ef "'lul O...lltl-/btot• Sale NtwP')r I BeaUI Sat , Nov 16 1000 Kines Rd &m Stnvt microwave waler h~ale1 door,, brit '"· h&ht & b~lh 111 lure\ lu1 n1shincs. antiques t1oth1ng. beddin& lua r•&t dt~n. area rues and muth more• • M-'•C ... ctl-• • A.nhques. furniture &IAn wate maple drHser/ 11111 r or niehl stand kin& hudboa1 d (ololf club' clolhf'\ "Ive< & lols of mrsc 8 3. !'hut S.l 20?4 ""5o Ave CM. off 20th St 1489 Boli... ltlOftd, (Uttle Id.Ml} ?23 1n Abalont SUN 8 JO 12 30' Loh of st uff• furn clothes.etc' CDM/SAT 7-S womens cloth•nc. shoes. 141welr y handmade ur rm&'" booh, ho1Hehold, shell unil and more" t5B S-'cntle Drive CDM RI 15th B-2.00 ONLY 42BM•~lte.,.PCH _....,. fhr....,t• 1l•el M u tr-HI NB SA BAM-2 so.s ..... fvnoltvr•. l•••lrf, fl r•,•t< ••. •JM & s.t a...J ... .... I ......... .,., .................... .... -'~ .... .............. St~ t6ly) • tt-Ger..-sm & ~9-t ..... Fri & SM 7.n. Hon9nldl blMd eoods & crlt baskets 111 In my se<-r•l 1•rden Also antiqun. furniture. adull/luds bikes, planh & misc 511 l•rl\119u1 CdM. In alley & car den G.' ... & htet• Sele, Thurs, Fri, Sat 10 3, NP8, lt73 Vost• Del 0.o F ornlshHlp. mlS<: 0.... S-. Set., Jam ll•m '1he Bluff's Condos. Mis< househOld items. 2001 Vista Cajon. Newport 1489 Geroge s..le Sdl 7 noon Vf'llael! ~ un buc.M tic 8581 St Aueu•l111e ltB @ Newland Allanla ESTATE & GMAG( SAU SAT. 11/16,1-4, 2021 0...... IA."'""""""' ..,.,,._. & Cokclli.l.sl MOVING SAU SAT . 8 JOa-Jp fu1mlurt plAnh ell l ver ylh1n& 2oes1 43J4'Stio<eu~>I l n CdM S...r Garoge Sole Sat , 7 3 l oh ol Collectibles. •Adopt• Wlntw Kldlens, cats. doe\ , ... .. .,_ every S.tl Sun 12-4i>m f asholl ... Atwtnal Networ1'. Info 949 644 2279 www ~k ore free :ll cJav woo r.~ 4 ooes Resas• •lOOded -----• •SHAttl YOUR LOVl al Th•ink•11v1na with a Ped1gr tPd CSA Per\1an Killen Bl•ck\ Cream\ I 01 to1\t Shtll\, R~d I abbys $400 All Shots Call Now• 949 451 2025 aluswart Llolh1n& tic MISCCI I uaeous 11 l9 Ir adew1ncls ln NB ~ Found 1510 MERCHAHDISE fOUNO 3 MO OlO ROTTWllDH/MASTIFr PUPPY, Vmuly 19th St & Plat ~nl•• Blad•/ brown 949 7">9 S086 luve meua&e or lree to good home GenenJ Announcements 161 O • M.plim/mt«_ c.. llttlte are.,_ lOO,CXXl c:l1ti en ll th!! US w-.i lo-a lone ,..._, lleep oktor brotlws & mllln ~ Ir~ & f Nfl(C ... <ilCJO(lr1 lnlor ~ w:N 19 6-00-7~SO S ~BiYd #241 714-517 l!Dl llBS-2!6-4543 lUGGAOE (le&•nl black le.al her & tor d 3 piece ftom NeMT1an Mar~us Ask .. , S350 9'9-8!'>4 3608 Miscellaneous Merdlandlse 3855 S-Steel Bullcllrig• Up te 70"Mt Offl 24x24 was S7 .900 sell S2,990 J(h40 was $12.900 sell $4.950 SOx90 was $26.900. sell $12.900 CAii Now' Wall 800 392 7803 HOT TUI l Year new wrlh cover & \leps Color h&ht er ey. S2500 (94'} 6.0-7522 ~·Siii 3010 ~ ~ 4 y., w.i "'"" BaJneaesand ~~mnortl~ 10 .m. off ~ Tue Sat fnndlises 3905 I OA 5 p Con si& n men h jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Wdcotne I 9$~12'3 ......... HOME FURNISHINGS S... ........, Ive you -. and c:.ni .. It wlltl you' I 1-1 sorreC!q ,_ CllJZY & dMr'I (. !rd atn. 949-Tl'l. Bl Mm .. Peca" ftn1sh din tbl, 40)(68 + 3 1eavn and custom pads 2 arm chatrs 4 side chelo. SJOO 949-647 2374 JEWELRY/ DIAMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS ..... g...... f °' sale in uceptJonal fllewpor1 8-:11 location Eet ........... 1971 949·642 2255 (llcll b .._ 4540 COSTA MlSA EAST SIDI 129 Cabritto st . orna SPACl, J60 sl, JrU t loc Marcie 949 642 5171 11 Pr VlewOffi<H 250 L 11tti St, C.M. 60Ckf&&.._..- t4t-tsS-Ot IS e2 llOOM °""°" Ml be, MW ~ S75C)no s... @ ~ ( 8.ibao 8tild IA 71~ RelltlSDa tori.all c-t cat .... ...._ Awt• 1t.,.1r IW. on Old Cptn$I Gold, sliver, Nwpt Blvd, up to 8 li•ys. jlwelty, walchea, 1111liqun sell S995Vreot S2.I* st, collecbbla 949 642 9448 ast will coop~ ORANGE 5400 COUNTY Balboa Island Want to Sell your home? Ask about our SAT, SUN Real Estate Edition Call Lisa Rivera 949 574-4252 or Ann Willey 949 574-4249 Balboa Peninsula Of'UI SAT 1-4 607 w B""'-Blvd $895,000 Best pr iced ~In& lam home Clo\e lo r err y 8111 4br Jba. llpcraded! rran Luao Rema.: Premier Really bell 714 325·3-465 olfic• 949 654 3765 ......,_., T~ 2br 2b.t condo. ~ nr pool. 1ool I.op vu. lfll'ootdoor ~ f475,IXXl Isl n 4-!HW67 ConndelMlr OPlN SAT-SUN 12--4 307 Mori.-U Stunnln& Jbr. 2 5ba . 1mmac home I blk from ocn Hand sleeted e• an 1te & marble ant1quf' wind. curved sb11t<11e 3 c 11•1 SI .995.000 Kathleen McNamee Bkr 949-887 55'> OPEN SAT-SUN 12-4 507 1/2 Polnnttlo Jbt 2ba 1.ondo. 3 blk~ tu bch lmma< 2 la newly rtturlac•d deck• Nf'w ea I paml carpel Up &tided k1lc do\eh Ip Motivated St'tler S706K 8y Owner 949-759 0051 0,... s-1-5, 1645 Merk Crost oceanview 4br 2 5ba 25()(}§1 I Of nef lot With/room lo eal>;)nd 191CIOOI cated cvorlyard $1,045,000 Tt~ RHI f state 949-306-2526 "ell !M9 640 8841 off1ct lol Spe< l.t< ul•• vu an view~ wum1~1 lul bli.yrd lrK (oluurm~I k•l<h~n $1.445 000 •kl Oebra Berger JIO 116 8464 •348 310 600 91611 (cell) • CdM o..,i.x • 4Bedroo ... /3Both 38edroo..,/2Barii NOW SI ll!">.000 Larry 0 Rourk• & Co 949 650 1000 949 675 199'1 (cell) • 8fAUTlfUl • SPYGLASS HIU f ~bulous Ol tan View, l slot y 4B1 hnme Olfered al SI 175.000 Judy lloler, Bkr 949-376-5576 T errece1-Poppy l.n 21:. 2ba. COllWll POOi &. $Cid. canyan &. pl Wiilie -I/RM Sfm.Lroll6;f3.816 ael IJoaol! Coltr-9"9 S£ :rrn OLDE VIU.AGl HIDE-A WAY 5615,000 AGT 949-723-6120 CoaaMeu COSTAMlSA Of'lN SUN 12-4 3327Ne• .... A•• $00,000 4br 2ba newer 1001 &. AC A. motivated sener' Belly Abel lorellt Really 714-BU-407 l'olde 3Br 2Be, hard wood floors. labulou~ bukyard, w/pat10 .and overhan1 plu' lrult bearm& tree everywhere $489.000 Judy Kolar Bkr 949-376-5576 v .. _, OPlN SAT 1-4 1851 Seran1 Meu Verde 4Br 2Ba Hot Buy at 54'9,toO agt. 949-400-' 320 MESA VERDI HlA 4 Plex's P11de of Owner \hip P11n< Only aet 8111 Grundy 949 675 6161 HllntinglDn Badl OPlN SUN 1-4 3205 ANNE C .. CU WAUl TO HACH 21r 2.5Be TOWNHOMl $429,000 .... c.,..,til• Newio-t-~ Pr .... rtl- 949-SSl-3181 lb• 2ha home 1udy to move nehl m lots of UP&• ades' Oi>en fir plan Ip + w•tbar 60'' bt& screen TV RV parli.ln1 + er ound spa Milrcll Willis Ster Reel bt•t• 7'4-3S7-1'97 • LAGUNA NIGUU 2i>r 2ba condO, wc111d firs. l[tt"•l lo<•hon Mu' I •u ' 5 267,900 AKI John f arrow Cell 949 322 0932 On ect 949 389 1324 3 I 3B6 flylng Clovd 2t.. 2 .... S639.ooo view-a, '"°"T upg<-ade~ll C.tl 949-322-0932 Direct 949-3B9-l 324 Mlstlon Viejo 2'921 Poppy 0'£N SAT 1-4 3 br 2.5ba 2 story lownhm £ m"r•ld Pomle Xlnl linanc SJ:t0,000Cr111e & Sh~• on l ane•lon Cod•l Homes & l oan' 800 4.43 7643 W•t•rnOftt B-ty l8r 'lBa w lovely Bay V1~w npen llootplan, lols ot window\, •pac10us h1I, 1ntld\ W/0 Sl80 000 M•• y Wcrnd. agl 949 58'1 5811 717 9816 • Bodi Boy v1-H..,,. J8r 'J 58a 229'Jsf Btilul1lul temodPIPd kitchen new t ile, pamt & cArptl A. must Sl't $629.900 agt 949 bllJ 0533 859 3337 A Treplcel Porotll•• 28t ?81 wood fir~. Ip f1ench doors. reces\ed li&hlln& b•& screen Iv. •PlllOU\ k1l, $179.900 obo M•ry Wood, a11t 949 58-4 5811. 717 ·9816 ......,_., Boy T-.. 110 f ..--m St St8lr ~ facre M\l IOM'I alld poilfJr) P11011ty owners dock pn....._., rr.i&.lble lC> to C5tt Ill Pa.A ~l20 OClAN PANORAMA Plrched Oft a hlll Almo1t New $1,229,000 agt. 949-723-8120 S-to Ano Hgtl R•nc.h s I y 14-JS• 2ba liome l & lot low Ir •fhc •lreet Grul polenhal $'l.?5.000 B•Rlin R l 949 497 5111 BEACH COLONY-- GIANT 4+ OEN S699,9 SO AG T. 949-123 a 120 w.-. 2br l ':ib.t '"""" l stotv WI! nrw h~ ? < p pabO nr p.•il Sllfi() IVM 12 10 94'}-&46 7tJJ6 5 Vlo Veneal• 41H, 4.Sbe llbrary + bonus room Sl,649,000 15 Via Pahodlo 'lb• s 5bd S400 ()()() '" upgr •des' $2,279,000 Sp,.rtacular IOl w ''""'' 4br 2 5ba sir •dd hom" 51,690,000 24 Ccrtelllno A touch of Italy 4br 2 5ba, Sit ad' homr $1 779.000PlA.llNUM PROP£Rllr S Stefa me Mtu• "' 949 715 3150 OPIMSAT 1-S 1sv1 .. v.-a1. Cbt 4 5bd hbury • bo nu' room S 1,649,000 1 S Vlo Pallocllo '>b• !> 5ba $400.000 1n up~rades• $2,279,000 Sprclacular lo< w Ylt'WS 4bt 7 5ba sir •d• home Sl,H0,000 Pl.A TINUM PROPHT1U Slelin1e Mew e1 949 715 3156 OPEN SUN 12 4 74 22 Magdaleno • H~l•H11 h't 'N YIP\jllf 4 br 41> i p1 '>tt' ''' .. bu nu .. 1hnM I 4 UOO·.I tlV( R SIOOK IN llf'i,kl\lJE ~· $899 \l'>O ~gt K•d•~ Karcher 1 h~ Real f slale SOUI C~ 114 4~7 1!'>60 San Clemente ----SAN CUMENTl 3br 2.5bo hauH w•lh loll hdwd fir~ ydrd '} < dllach 2df SS49,000 Agt John Forraw Cell 949-322-0932 Dlre<t 949 Ut-1324 MISCEWHEOUS RENTALS Rooms tor Rest 6040 NB/Oc-Vlew ro .. ms Oc@anlronl 'l'lnd pvt 1 m uni urn \hdrt t>a ull\ pd n \mk~ k1lch enelle lndt y I blo<k lo Newpor I f'1e1 $69'> mo Gall !.1rn1 •I 949 278 7905 (bf'tWCM 9a 5pl RESl[)(NTIA. J.ift./1~S ORANGE 7400 COUNTY Balboa lstand Greot view, ~" b•~lront lbr 2ba Ip wd pr 1700sl nrwly remod I~ rm\ du,el . modtin ktlt vault r r1ls ht & b11eht V• ly Ava1 I Mod Del 7? l !l'>49 1;1 J 4 788 • 3br I J • ba duplP• lo~~, unit ,,,w C4f p.-1 •ncl \hate R•• patio. wd $2100 111() ll• 8 J8 2469 ---.... ~.blSC>I wd. p 1111 ~ """' from f'CV 15 lh-u mid .Alnr SZJOOrmn net 949-lf>l ~ 3 Br 2Bo Duplex on Prn1n ula "'"P' I 1 b~•· I• Ip 'l< iM I yt-•• l\r n pf'I\ &lb j59 4') l<i Oteonfr-t crt 19tt. St • 11nd11 lur n 2Br 28.. I p ,,w~">f'M WITTlt'r 949 671 194) 949 689 555J ceil _, u,..., u .. 11 2Br, 11 •• ntw t arptl paint app~ •hat pd ""PD'' Sl600mo n P"' \m~ 949 6SO 9246 Corona del Mar Chormlng Studio Apt. ntw b•lht m w/d pa ti" .,.d •try dean $1000m ~Ml 'H37 949 4'l? M:!> Refurltl•h•tl '•lvote 181 Apt f p kd1.h w \b1~ & rf'll"" IMlh.W-w d jMIS> .:ivde<\,p,rt "1J llkn& 1111 I "" tar uh..., 11x I $1 ltll fl pet 949 72 j 7'/':JJ Cute 2Br, I Bo, Se . el PCH. F pk laund1y 1111 b•ll ony nu •mk pets SI l'l'> mo 949 675 '>837 l4j~OO\CW¥Jll _, 11" Ip, I& pa\10 ~ SM '«• tCJ5 «Ji Colflobt> Sl'fft aoA now 96 J'l3. l~ br-•lv• ....... B.yl !Br IB• d<on irar lnclfy ,..,.,,. In bd\ .tlOPS Sl900rn tnt I ul•I \ 949 61 l 6089 'JB1 l b• A.pl Compl<!ltly r em od ,.lt d w riew k1lChM I c gar llllk to bt h J;ll.'.XX)n 949-~ Hill> l!ir lb• Houu ntw df't.. m d~n dtn .,, w 1>Al1U Ip tnd lot Sh;Hf ii"' &. wd no P"I S?4S0mo 714 993 2561 Costa Mesa lASTSIOl ~ 18r, $950mo new bathroom & ~.t~llf"" patk l•t wthn1 no peb 949 631 8417 Ovlet hl<M 21r 11 >8a twnhm •'Y"' apt Remod wal~ 1n ~ n/peb s1?m .,.~ ion Everyday is a great day in Classified! Be a part of it, place your ad today! (949) 642-5678 lASTSIOl 28r h.e fncd yard. WJO hkups, OW. bullt·m rn1ae/oven. le att'd 1a1 Wiler /tr uh p11d· (2) Avail $1400/ mo.· $500 dep $250 pet deposit 714 545 0442 fk ledi ley, all remod 28r 1.SBa condo, 2c pr, r p, wd•hllups, no pets. $1400/mo 949 548 8384 ....... Sf'R, remod 2tlr I~ bedlhw.nu~ b9 NII 11·15 211 E. :i!llll 16. • $1575 96J78.IBl1 21111' 2loe twmm, swecht1 Ip. Yid eel. 2 c p . patio, .... wd. nu paint cam pooV ,.. St7!JO *'67J.71D) • ........ Te-11-· ~ 2.Sh, Fp, 2 -U .............. $1to0/ -···~721-0U9 ............ .,. ..• , 0 RS: C11lforni1 l•w re quires lh•t contuc tors t= jObs that tollll or more (labor or miter i•ls) .,. bnsed by the C:o11tr1etors St1t1 Lic.nw Board State lilw !Ibo requw es ltllt C«Mttnclon Include their' bnw number on Ill .OV.t151n1-You -~ tM \latu\ or your llcensed contra c t or 11 www cslb u1ov or I00-321 CSL Unll ClllHd contractor~ tallln1 jobs lh•t total leH thin $50() 111u"'t &Ult• In their tclwtfhsements thlt &::: •• not hcerised a.. Contr1c.tori license Boat d " M•••I ,..,Ing Newport Beach c.,et Repair/Siies 'tl'CAlPIT-Q-CAJtPIT.:t Repairs, P1tchrn1. Install Courteous 1ny sin jobs Wholesale! 949.492 0205 Dllld Cn,\Janled WTOI PIESOIOOl Oayure/Klnder11rten rHdiness 11es 2·5 RHC1tn1. crafts, muste, coolun1. 111den1n1 & more lnclos.d yard & playroom full-time M·f Masters des tucher Ref's Lte, first 11d/CPR <•rt 714 376·3552 Computer Services 13 Computel'Senlces f:r: .... ~ ()oi.. S\IC, ~ nilllS, t.st re!plll1Se. ~ Certified 949·697·2241 ~11..-/S.W. Uparades, rast Response Reuon•ble. On-sill! svc Coast eeny 714-96W972 Concn1t1 a MaonrJ lndl 11«• s-Tiie Cooc:n!l11, P.00, Orrveway Fireplc, BBQ. Refs!J..Yrs Eap T•1/14 55 -7594 o.vw v-. c-cr ••• & M--, Resldentr1I Bnck, Stone, Block, Tiie. Locl747448 714-96S-2824 n..c _ _,._ Cementwork, Brick, T1l1 & MMe Rel11ble. No job loo small 949·61S-9062 YOUlHOMI IMl'ttOVIMINT l'ttOJICTf c.11 • plumber. painter. handym.n, or 1ny of the great Hrvlcn listed here In our M!n1ic. ditect«yl THESE LOCAL SVC PEOPU CAN HELP YOU TODAY! ,....,.., • B'Cll'da ~ ....... ~•DhCIMll WEST •• 0 J Jt1f4 o OJ 10 •IC154 SOUTH •AK7 !3 c;:1 AIS2 0 4 2 •Al Opening lead: Queen of o Before you commit 1yOW11Clf to playing to the first trick. "plan your enl.lle camp!li.an. It will be time weU spcnl South dlOWCd good~'ud t in thc auction. Once the & spllie bid was raised by onh. South ON UOO PENINSULA NIW21h'2h COTIAGIS Private B11ch, Pool end Spa. Walk to Ocean, Shops and Restauranta. Le•M 6/mo·2 yr+ Boat Slip Available 710 UDO PAlll DA. 949-673·6030 Of 949.723.5830 * YlAalY * LUSIS .......,, •• ll Ofl 1rHnbell, 3Br 3B•, lmmac. new c:1rpets. peifrt. uw-ded kit.. ...., F .;Mon Island. -· bay & lrwys. n/Ptts. S2D)rn y_. lease. 949-22!0-2996 BILL GRUNDY REAL TORS 949-.,S-61•1 IAYFlONT' Hr He llr 1.. ~ in Vila lowllf unit, pat10, e•raae. Point. w/d. le pr. $1«l()n. washer /dty., hk-ups Act Avrj now. l&l. 9&310 12750/mo 949-673-7800 O«i2. !M!Mi«).10Xl a 101 Oc-tr-yearly lose 3br w/p•ho. on und, lurn/unfurn. S2800/m. •at/owner 949·673·37n ,,.., •• , .. , 2'/ ... popular floorplan, up- s)11n smele level, act SJOOOmo 949-673· 7800 + IA YSHOttlS • Gat ... ~-lty, 3Br 3Ba home W/b•y view. $4500/mo. 949·466-7460 VACATION RENTALS 2.r/11•, 111111 & brllflt. Milctllllw upper with view. 2 belc, v1e111onn-ts -le 11ar, $1750/mo Z031/r .._... 1w.v 28th St. 949-645·9913 lcAoe ,..,.,._., 2br/ Iba, 2br /Zb• yrly rentals neu the buch. •It. $151»-$llro ~).71D) 3br 2ba houu, pvt street. Hua• yd, wd, 1 c 11ar. $2250/mo. Avail 12· 1 949-500-8715 ht Y-IWl4ory s...,.._....._,~, Order your Avon Pro ucts. GrHI Stodlln1 Stuffers. •PerfunM Sets, •Malle·up Seta lotina & b1th sets Call far your brouchu11 lo· d1y 949-836 1217 Miehe lie UCINSIO COMTUCTOI No JDb loo sm. M wviclll Repair, remodel, fans, ~.-~949-6636156 Aoorlnl'Till C1'S'TOM CBAl'M 1U lnsblation. ... c:>nmk, ~slGnL ~1'7S lJll6120M Jllfl 71~12·!1961 UMY._.,......, Resroutln & Installation IXAN TIL£ 94M73-I065 11~ n4-Ml-2D31 l.All AUOWHIAO le4-41rMikteet ., .............. . , ........... v ••• ( .. , ..... . 9"-S!7-a122 Tr-s-vtce, Y1rd Cle1nup, M1inten1nce, Sprlnkl., Rep1ir, H1uhna {'49) HO-S711 •otDAl CONTUCTOlt Uc/bond, c;81pentry. full 5vc remodel & reptiu MSM c-t. 714-962-2436 '--..._"-:? _ SW. Ho Job too 1 ot loo am I~ .. P r•· ~ ertc= 71~1~ , .. .., .. .......... ~WIS 1'4~Wrll exp. T .. or ....... 611 E 8a11ae fax resuTe ID 9& JO;. ICml Pdic ~ ()>d1mh join the annual fund Clmpll&n tum. GIHI 8lmoll.hn. 8oruses !*I daily Base + comm -..Sl~Cal-­ n4-&"S-23!18 • l1D W_.... N-r Newport Coast famfly prefer hv• in. Child C1r1, Coolilna & Cleanin& 949-640·8841 WotlS> NOCISSOll Part time 5-8 hrs wkly. Set your own schedule. Small offtce '" Irvine/NB area. Musi be exp'd in ma~· rrtel'll"i· Call 949-261- 2292 or lu 949-261·5683 1 ..... et1 U11itl,.. I ....._.~Nomore flanlsc.-tl IUtdWI ~ All finish work 949-310·11665 Hlltmg JUNK TO THI DUMPlll 714·968-1882 AVAILABLE TODAY! 949-673-5566 ...... ·.c-..a._.. Svc. Ruldentlal/Com· mercl81 OC 23Yrs. Rers 9&54&0054 9&637-4113 "-e~r.,·11 Wllly/Bl·wtlly,,,_nthly/ Ref's. 6'll9t ,... lmlldll 9&54M2115 W8-0l3'1 ,_,. 1w..-.._. O.W,.. Tolll NI. ~ ... /II ..,.... dmll by -flt ... 984?2·'10 .......... llST MOVlllS $St /Mt Hrvina an cltles. Insured fast, courteous, careful. GENr&\L.... Tl63JM:C 8()().246-2378 A IWNDXV«'E Mllc8""ca F n n A 1 1 V r11111 (l!Ctl\IL~I riflOS , - * Raidmlill •~ No Job 1bo s....a .,...a • .a•·- 949-122-8292 lREAL~ATEl .d.~on ~Youna N,..., ~''"•' 11-uabl,1 714-4132-7873 ........ ,., ........ =.::.~ ....... i i-w. ~cw .. conct. ¥'11121 liit ,995 Bllr. tff-IM-1 ... a;ya;;v .... ,_ a ~r LXJ IUw, wttlta/ W•J, ~ CC)l'ld, CO, •1-like new, boob '7.990Mt-350-5202. 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When you purchase any Certified Pre-Owned BMW.On approved credit . '00 BMW 328i 'OD BMW 540i Wtit1/#H, ,,,._ ,.,_ CD $ 2 8 9 9 5 SiHnfl(,,.,r,t, .. .....t.*1sl s39 995 t•1111r I 11/1f1/ (lt1tUlllUJ..JRSSJ1JJ r /lw •il11/ (StMkllU11Ullll1U) • 1 '99 BMW 328i Conv '00 BMW 740i SJ9,'995 Siln1/1r1t '"' •i/11, flllwlr pd111. $ 2 9 9 9 5 lltll/Ulli, n 4.4, ...... •s i - CD, l11t11r t •1r1/ (StHi#ll1413-ETllJ4J) 1 t 1H ti. utrnl (S,.#lllUJ.t•nlff) '99 BMW 323i Conv 'OD BMW 740i . . lf6tk./.,., ,,.,r /k& 1111"'1 , ... tmtiH s 2 9 9 9 5 Alttftitl/frlr. n '·'· ,.,,,.., ,,.... s4 3 g g 5 tHtrl/, "'°"I,,.,.,/ (Stmllf1JIUM1U17) 1 uni I Hr;,.tJHI (Stwl#ltnU./Jlll#llJ , , 'DO BMW °323Ci S '00 BMW 740il S Shll/A ,,_;..I.,,,, -luOlt, __, 2 g 9 9 5 . •/Hlff. Cll.,.., fllitj ,,_....... 4 5 9 g 5 I ,,.,._ rriHlll (StM11111111.Jll1tliJ 1 . ,,_,,I liw •i1nl (ll#l#ll/111 #MIJ} 1 '99 BMW 528i ,,.,,,,,,, ,,.... ,,.,,, ,,,..., "'.., s3 0 9 9 5 l11t111 I 1111,,1 (St1tUlt1JIUIJllUI) , . 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'~ (ltM#llMllUtlD1) ' ~ ~ ~ 'f. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~MW ~· ~ f If for any reason you are not fully satisfied with a Cenif1ed Pre-0w11ed BMW you may exchange n wnhin 7 days or ~~ n~ ~rtl rn rn~ wn~ I~ .. rn~ 500 mi~es and receive full credit towards any other Cenified Pre-Owned BMW in stock of equal or greater value. 5-;lP.;;i 'i?~·i;~ -.... -:'t"' ~ ~ ~ ·1 ""' '. -,:• I ; I .J ... .... .... .... flit ._.....,..,....,.._ ~diqe,llldmy ...... tatinc c:bqe. SALE PRJCB 0000 THROUGH 11/17/02. REBATE IN UEU OF SPBClAL O.O'I> F1NANCING. 1 At This Net Cost (J33595) . '00 TOYOTA CAMRY LE 30K Mlle, Sharp One Owner, Auto, co. 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