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Home My WebLink About2002-12-17 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot,_. • • "' • •• -.: ' ;-.... Ii -• -...• ~ .. • • .. .. Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 TUESDAY,OECEMBER17,2002 .. ·. City l~aders stunned by bridge plan. Fountain Valley council will vote on study of a bridge at Gisler Avenue. Costa Mesa officials say cities were worki:ng together to delete bridge from county plans. River and connect Costa Mesa to Hun- tington 8eadl and Fountain Valley. Silence foll~ while each commu- nity leader. in tum, tried to temper their comments before speaking. Councilman Gary Monahan was a lit- tle less diplomatic in his response. "So much for the cities working to- gether," Monahan said. Councilwoman Ubby 01wan echoed his disgust. INSIDE For news on the City Council's OCC swap meet decision, see Page A4 LollU H•rper work together on an entirely different port. Daily Pilot solution to traffic problems. "Whatr' was the first word uttered by OOSTA MESA -City leaders were most city leaders and various resident reeling Monday after learning through advocates Monday afternoon when they the grapevine that Fountain Valley heard news of the plan by Fountain Val- wants to study a contentious plan for a ley to obtain $500,000 for the study of a · brldp at GUier fweDu.e. despite a previ-bridge at Gisler Avenue and Garfield ous agreement between the cities to Street that would cross the Santa Ana "I am su.rpri.WJd that the city of Foun- tain Valley would [place ~ item on the agenda) without giving the city of Costa Mesa some sort of heads-up," Mayor Karen Robinson said. "While I haven't spoken to anybody at the city Lo con- firm we were not contacted ... I would believe that anyone who caught wind of this would have let the council know." ·1 am appalled.• she said Oatly. Fountain Valley officials are request- ing $500,000 from the Orange County Transportation Authority for "prellmi- nary engineering, environmental review and design funds spanning the Santa Ana River from Garfield Avenue to Gis- ler Avenue." according to a city staff re- The Fountain Valley City Council is expected to make a decision on the item tonight because the grant funding dead- line is Dec. 20. Bridges at Gisler Avenue and 19th Street that would cross the Santa Ana See BRIDGE, Pace M DON LEACli /DALY Pl.OT A man carrying a table umbrella crosses the intersection at 19th Street and Park Avenue in Costa Mesa on Monday afternoon. Soaked for a change KENT TREPTOW I DM.YPl.OT Jeanette Oropeza, 15, left, and her mother, Leticia, use a shopping bag to deflect 1he downpour at Metro Pointe at 5_olrth Coast Plaza. THE VERDICT A romantic dinner straightfro Newport-Mesa hit hard by storm, but little damage reported. More rain is expected. 0Hp• Bh•r•th Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Rain ham- mered the area Monday after- noon, causing huge backups on the freeways during rush hour and whipping up large waves along lo- cal beaches. No major incidents were re- ported as a result of the down- pour, local public safety officials said. A rollovu was reported on the c:osta Mesa Freeway north of Del Mar Ava>ue at about 4:15 p.m., but offtdals said they did not mow if tt was caused by the rain. 1be wet weather Is expected to last through today. "We're getting some of the heaviest rain right now,~ said Dan Keeton, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service in San Diego. late Monday afternoon Officials expected as much as 1¥. inches of rain to fall by the end of Monday. Keeton said the rain was the re- sult of a very strong Pad.fie jet stream "pointing direcdy at Southern California." While the storm that hJt Northern California over the last two days caused sig- nificant wind damage tn those ar- eas, winds gusted at just about 25 mph in Newport-Mesa. Keeton See SOM.ED, Pie• M Newport's waters Daily Pilot ATAGl.MCE CltlHEmR .., at ...... 8*b wldl .. empty mDk baaleund ..., .... pmfecdy ...... When ......... c:all. hi ....... . a-*-malllmd ., ............ ...... .... )*& Oncedll .... __ ......... IDat ....... IDd ... Traffic study on council agenda For $235,000, contractor would look at synchronized signals and other measures for easing congestion on Newport Beach streets. June C•u1rande Daily Pilot NEWPORT BfACH -The Spygla'>!> area is just one place where the city ha<t ~-yn· chronized traffic lights working to make life easier for motorists. They just don't work very well. In hopes of addressing some traffic problems, the Clty Council will tonight consider spending $235,760 to help launch a "tta.ffic Oow optimization project.· If the councilmen say yes. Meyer. Mo- haddes Associates inc. will be awarded a contract in that amowu to examine traffic Oow in some areas of the city and to rec ommend improvements. 'ibere has been a lot of discussion about this for the past year or so,· Mayor Steve Bromberg said. "I'm pleased that we're fi. nally taking a look at it through consulting process. lhat's bow ypu get to where you want to be on something like this.· Because the item is on the consent cal- endar, it's likely that council members will ~ it the go-ahead. For its money, the city would get profes- sional guidance on how to synchronize all city-controlled traffic signals to minimize the time motorists spend waiting at sig- nals. which adds to traffic bottlenecks. The company would fine-tune the timing of signals in places where it would improve traffic Oow. Meyer, Mohaddes wouJd also assess and advise on all the c.aJtrans-oper- ated signals in the dty. In addition. the company will look at otbel-low-and moderate-al5t ways to im- prove traffic 6ow. For example, some inter- sectioos could ~ improYed t:raflic Oow from simple changies such as re-sniping lanes. The project Is not likety to have any ef- fect on the traflic-ptwing ordinance cur- rently in place, Bromberg said. • .AJINE ~ oown Newpoft Beac:ti end John w.yn. AklJC)tt. She may be rMChed 11t (949) ~ orby ........ I at ju,,..a.gr.nde.llltlmaoom. CHRISTllAS WISHES ............. &;. .... ... ,..,, ·-~ ..... ...... .-= ............. _ ................... .... ... , ...................... ...... m.mO mdl-fl!d wlja 1Udlc_, ............. .., ..... s .......... ..,... . IPOITI I I Al l'wlidlr. °"*"Mr 17, 2002 They may be driving ·.these cars ' "The Daily Pilot asked freshmen from Newport Harbor High School's Da Vinciprograin'\Yhat will cars of the future look like?' ·1 think they'll bovef and be really . ~- JACOBS,15 "We won't haw cars. We'll have space hovercrafts. .. PRESTON KELLY, 14 ·nu•y'U be UttJe scooters with fuel cells. .. DORIAN AVRES, 14 "Instead of cars, you'll just say where you want to go and some device will transport you thc:.re. .. IEUSSA CtlNN,14 •1 think we'll have tr.msporters Ukein 'Star Their or an electric metro system that stops ~re.· Slmt, 15 .. IN THE CLASSROOM DON l.EACH/OM.YPl.OT Newport Harbor High School freshman in the Da V~i Academy tour Qrthod'Jne Electronics as an inspiration to pursue jobs in technology. . . Taking ·a pee·k into the future Deirdre Newm•n Daily Pilot M ore than l OOfreshmen from Newport Harbor HJgb School's Oa Vind program got an hHtepth lesson about fuel-<:dl technology Wednesda}l Students from Newport Harbor High's Da Vinci program drop by an electronics manufacturing company But the lesson wasn't at school - it was at the offices of Orthodyne in Irvine, an electronics manufacturing company that makes a robotic machine that welds wires. Those wires are then used in things like automobiles. pacemakers and even the land rover that explored Mars for NASA. . Orthodyne also bas the privilege of being the first company to use an electric/hydrogen-powered SUV that UC Irvine is leasing from Toyota The field trip allowed the students to see up close some of Orthodyne's · machines, which company officials hope will create sparb in the students' minds for possible high-tech careers. "'lbe way we involve ourselves in the community is, the tech jobs keep leaving the country, and educadon ls the most importil"t thing we can do to stop that reversal. especially at the bigb-scbool level,· said Gregg Kelly. chief executive and Newport Harbor High alum. Once at Orthodyne, the students divided lnto Ove groups and toured the company offices. One group met outside in the parking lot, where a variety of electric and hybrid vehicles were on display. Kevitl Geehr was impressed with the Ecom -a two-seat. SCHOOL LU~CH MENU The ,.._vpoft Mw Unified School District otr.rs menu dtoicee eeda day .. elementafY ec:t.oole. 9bldenll mey d'CMIM. ~ enlree If dlelred. The 1111 lltlon ,,..-end mey be...,_• ..red. .. ldwldt Of hot ....... School lunc:hel .. S2 ..... ............. being Mrwd lhl1wMt: TODAY Mund.-..1.undl 9eled wtth yogurt or turby fryz, bebvamMlwllh ......... dfp, 8.rr.dNecMO.... Dortloe, ... of 100% fruit Juice, dlOlce of ... environmentally friendly cqmmuter car. "It's aDW'J.ng. It's so compact,· Kevin, 14, said. Kevin said the P.c:om -which can only travel at about 30 mph -is not really fut enQUgb for bis tastes. but it would make a nice beach auiler. Geoff Partain, product planner for Toyota. was abo on band to teach a mini-lesson on fuel-cell technology. He discussed how the fuel-cell technology ls an evolving field that still requires a lot of research and experimentadon. "So please study science and math because we don't have all the answers.• Partain encowaged the Da Vinci students. "We'll need you in the future." The students learned fascinatlng details about fuel-cell technology- including that platinum now seives as the catalyst for the hydrogen breakdown that powers the car. Since platinum is very expensive, scientists and engineers are looking for a cheaper metal that can act as a catalyst. The sbJdents also got.to see the daiJy activities of some employees. including Michael Ice. who worts in failure analysts. and Jim Wureo. . who is the ln-house software trainer. Many of the students said the tour piqued their interest In science. ·How they can make things so small makes me a little more interested in science," Meghan Louvier, 14, said. • IN THE ClASSAOOM Is a weekly feature in which Daily Pilot education writer Deirdre Newman visits a campus in the Newpoft·Mesa area aod writes about her experience. Daily A Pilot a.....e.m1o News nallUnt UM9157<M298 dlrlstlne.t#rlllo•l«l,,,_com PttCn'OQMfttlM Seen...,, Kl*'8 ~ Dort a...tt, K.wl TfWl*W Box 1580, eo.ta MeN. CA 92626. Copyright: No newe ttories, • llluaeradoM, ~ maaar or ~,_...,.c.nbe raprocluc»d without Mtaan '9ttllaalun of copyright OWMr. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST stronger et 1s to 26 '°"'*· wtctt 2-to 4-foot wewa end•__. lwefl of 18 to 22 feet. Tonight, the .wen will beck down lffghtty. _,_nw UC.. ........ ...., ........ • , :=.-:..:. .,,. Glf ... --·· ~-==, :== fl!EADIM HOTWe (948)642-eDll Record YoUr ~about Iha Delly Pilot or MWS tipL Addi.-°"' ~ .. 330 w. Bey Sc.. CoN Melli, CA 12927. Ofllce houn .. Mol*Y · fridey, t30 •.m. -I p.m. Ca1111•1 • II la Iha ....... poloy '° ptOitip(ly COMOl 11 .,.,.... of IUbatenoa. ,._ oal CMt PMm. m The Nlllllport ~Maas o.llr .......... ,....,. la ..... ....,~ ............ ..... ..,c..--.:na1 tr ... I JltU Olllflllr ..... 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But it's WHAT TO EXPECT poa&ble that tonight's d.l.scuaaion 1h1s Item is on the consent will be pivotal In shaping councll calendar, which means it's likely oplnJon on the matter. At the · to be approved beart of the matter la rponey. FYI •WHAT: Meeting of the Newport Beach City CounciJ •WHEN: Study seuion will begin at 4:30 p.m . today; council members will r&Convene at 7 p.m. for regular meeting • WHEl'£: City Council Chambers at City Hall, 3300 Newport Btvd. •INFORMATION: Complete agendas and staff report.I are available or-line at www.clty.newport-beach.ca.ua; phone (949) 844-3000. The University of Califor- nia Board of Regents on Monday approwd a $135- per-quarter student fee in- aease for the spring. offi- cials said West Santa Ana Heights and the NEWPORT COAST country club are within a county COSTS The Santa Aoa Country Oub redevelopment area. which The bib is ·prompted by a $74-milHon cut to the UC system that Gov. Gray Davis prop<>sed this month. UC schools face a $480-million 81\ortfall. which is expected to grow. officials said The Increases are the first ln eight years, officials said. Qndergl'aduates now pay $3,429 a year, while gradu- ate students pay $3,609. and residents of~ SantaAna means large portions of their Heights have been lobbying to property taus are earmarked to become part of Newport Beadl pay off a county redevelopment despite the county's decision that loan. The city bas not yet· they slioukl become part of Costa completed a fiscal stlidy of the MeSa. . · area, so it's not known whether Their once unlikely hopes annexation would mean a nwed a step c:loser to i-eality this financial swplus or a burden. BEACH IMPROVEMENTS ' When a group of residents last year fougbt to put Newport Coast annexation to a vote. the city and the county's 1.ocal Afplcy Fonnadon C.011lDl.is.1k>n incurred legal costs to defend their side. The city paid $12,565 to retain Phil C.Ohn of the law firm Rutan and Tucker. The. county paid $20,865 to the firm of Best. Best and Krieger for legal services in the mattet Under county rules. the city must reimburse the county agency for such legal costs. WHAT TO EXPf.CT l.!l~~C~ons~· lg~ t 9o .. ~°"*~' . -~~@(~ Hikes will be higher for certain programs -$150 for nw:sing; $250 for phar- macy and optometry; $350 for veterinary medicine; and $400 for medicine, business, Jaw and dentistry. Fees in 2004 may also change. fall wben the <>ranee County Local Afpv:y Formation C.Omml&don decided to bear their pleas and retonsider whether they should be pa.rt of Newport Beach or <Asta Mesa. Now, in the middle of a six-month reconsideradon period. the Newport Beach O ty Council will take a closer look at whether to embmce these areas. In a study session before their regular coundl meeting, counc:ll members will discuss the pros and cons of annexing the area. A project to improve C.Orona del Mar State Beach could be expanded if council members agree to devote more money to a contract with Robbins Jorgensen Onistopher .An:hitecta. The company has proposed expanding its originally proposed work in planning, " design and construction services for the project The company's If council members follow staff members' recommendations. the -city will reimburse the county its $20,865 in legal costs. + Designer Clothing + . Slick Corpo~e W1'Qr + Cocktail Leather & FLIS + Fall t-ashi>r1 9'9 .660.7333 333 E. 17th Street, #4, Costa Mesa WHAT TO EXPECT Because this is only a study FULL BAR COCKTAILS MEXICAN RESTAURANT NO PASSPORT IS NEEDED OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO 196 E. 17TH ST. 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Thtte's nothing Uke the gift of an elegant Rolex timepiece to tell that &pedal someone how you feel And no matteT which style of Rolex you choose, you'll be giving a gift of lasting quality, beauty and deilrabillty. When you make your Christmas U.t thls year, check it twice. And see who's nice enough to deleve a Rolexl 'i' RO LEX = wl public coaunent. nw•il** Wied 5 to o to .-n_t tbe permit IDr • t'e(Um ol lhe ...., meet to Saturdays. say- 11111 eDOUlh ol lbelr concema bad a-i llddrr m d. Vmdon mUeed out on key holiday bulineu, but head Into the new year blowing they can R!tUnl to ruo Mia potential. Planning lta6n and OU1.lide conaultanta eaambled la8t week to emwe the City Council could reYiew a detailed iramc, parking and management program be- fore Monday's meeting. Council members bad ~ they. wouJd not endorse another day at the swap meet until they saw tangible plans to alleviate the traJBc problems. Swap ~ vendors haw been running a Sunday-only swap meet for almost ejght months, since college officials agreed to scaJe back operations because of traffic problems on Fairview Road. ln tbaa dme. city and coDeee oftidall haw WOlbd bJiedler, • private COOIUhant WM hked, op- dooa were pcopoeed to lhe Plan- ning CommllaK>n and a new swap meet WU appmvM with an 8Yerap ol 260 Yendon per day. Then. an 11th-hour appe.11 by reslden~ Paul Wilbur bfousht the swap meet under intenle City c.oondl tcrUdny add prornpted more questions and crldctsQi. Wblle the major eona:m re· volved around trafllc ~ ment, Councilman Ouia Steel caIJe<t' fot college oftldala to veiify the legal resldeoce and state tax numbers of all vmdors. but was not supported by bis council colleague&. He said be suspects maity col- lege swap meet veodon are tak- ing away dienta from "legld- mate" Costa Mesa bqsinesses because they can offer lower prices by skirting various laws. JUwr ue lnduded lo ClOUftlY tnmponadon ...... but vadoul ~ c:ldel baw been work· Ing 6>r )ftl'I to get them re- moved. Cblta Mesa oflldaJs have largdy led that Ogbt. conteodlng that either bridge woWd simply create a •cut-through" for driven looking for a shortcut to the C.O.ta Meea Freeway. C9lta Mesa, Fountain Valley, Newpor.t Beach and Huntington Beach commissioned a study - named the s8nta Ana River Croee:tng Shady -to rese8rch the etfecta of removing the l?!"fdges Crom the county master plan. A consensus among Costa Mesa, Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley would be re- quired to remove the Gisler bridge. while Newport Beach. Huntington Beach and <Asta Mesa would have to agiee to de- lete the 19th Street bridge. No agreements have been made on either bddge. Fountain Valley's surprise move to retain grant funding for the Gisler bridge undermines the accord the three cities were try· log to create, city officials said. Peter Naghavi. the city's man· ager or transportation services. said he did not hear about Foun· taJn Valley's request until Mon- day afternoon. He added he was deeply disappointed in the lad o( communication. !!!Olli~ ·1n a time like this, when we are aU trying to work very bard to resolve the ~e. this news is very disappointing," Nagbavi said. "Thia OJes right in the face of the effort that all four cities are Mattress Outlet Store 8RNKJ NEW· COSME1JCALLY llPERFECT Get the Best for Leal ,..,.. 3165 Harbor Blvd. .... CostaMaa· • o. lllodl s..t11 o1 ~a rwr ill (714) 545-7168 HICKORY F~s· SAVE $3.00 31b. BEEF STICK~ s1099 SUMMER SAUSAGE rei. stJ.99 Our 1ward-wln:nllla Bm Stick is ~ Jusa ri&bt •Ith a se1ttt WnMt of spice and hickory smo1u n.~oc: Pmttt ror holida1 plherfnp.. HICKORY FARMS• COSTA MEsA COURTYARDS CORNER OF HARBOR AT 19nt ST. TUSTIN MARKETPLACE 2943 EL CAMrNo Rl:.AL C ROSSROAD CENTER IRVINE 01'1 BARRANCA J.(800) S4J-6176 •Offer Good Thru Dec 22. 2002 SOAKED Continued from Al said Orange County Sheriff's Harbor Patrol officials in Newport Beach said they had seen winds averag- ing about 31 or 32 mph with some winds gusting at 40 mph. "We don't have a gale warning yet," Sgt. Ron Peoples said. ·sut we do have a small craft advisory that is likely lo remain in place until [today!. We got hit earlier' than we expected.· People added that although the waves have not looked too big in Newport Harbor, they could be as large at 15 feet in the ocean. Tile wind and the waves make It unfavorable for smaller boars to venture into the ocean. But people who braved the rain Monday afternoon said they actually liked IL •1l's a different weather pat- tern for us,· sald Annette Shima or Newport Beach. who was out grocery shopping. "We need the rain. We need water.· The rain is a "good change of pace" for Southern Californians, Mary Morgan sald. "I was pretty weU prepared for lhls," she said. ·Rain's nice. lt adds to the Oavor or the holi- days." Locals can expect more of the same lcind of weather th.is winter, VERDICT Continued from Al Crom my eager young man's polnt of view. My date had virtually demolished the seafood cocktail and was fishing around with her fork for the last little morsel. A woman of appetite! I liked that. She speared the last piece of the cocktail and loobd at ll This piece had an lntact d.rde or the little suction Clips that line the bottoms of octopus tentacles. She looked at It more closely. She frowned. •What la lt1" she asked. "It's the octopus -• " I ctidn't even get the word tentacle out of my mouth before she $brew up aU over hmelf and the table. So much for my romantic even1ng. Of coune, nowadays, eweryone and tu. IDObt brother and couain twice remowed WUlll to he at lhe be8ch. There..., no c:omt.11 towna wtth llNll popllldoaa, and the ocean a-pllld ~ bltl~ 1bd.y. ti'°" want a..,.,.., '°" 10 to lhe IDllbt. Ab11cJae tuM become lib daamouda In lhe6r ~ IDd I don't lhk* ...,.. .... _..,_ IUIYd*lc that mne out of the lllCk ~I don't chi anymon,, butloa:......, ..... maund. llld 1U'J don\ t'Wlll lee ~ wbk:ll Wld to be __ ..., ...... .................... ..... llMil llO pi'allC:c C91Ul _., ... _._ ............. i*b;ll ......... 10' ·---- •••21a1eor-.............. ....................... wortinl to bud to~ on.. FounWa \4deJ Manager Raymond rromer be taJbd to .. c.-. .... councerpan_ Man Roeder, Mondly .aemoon, bul Roeder bad casbt news of it before be bad a diaoce to call. ~ Mid be believed a day'1 advance WU ample time to no. d(y eo.a Mela ......... . "We put lhe aaenda out Friday night.. and I had It on my calen- dar to call (Roeder) today,. Kromer aald. John C.OOina, mayor or Foun. taJn Valley, aald Colta Mesa offi. cials and resklenll were overstat· Ing bis city's JDOYe. The Santa Ana Rtver Croulng Study wts a component of the consensus building between the three cit- ies, but WU W>l conclusive. Collins said Founta:IJ'l Valley , officials want to study the pos· &ibility or the bridge for the same reason Costa Meaa omdals are opposed to it: cut-through traf. fie. "lbe traffic going on our streets continues ~o mount. and the increased number or cars go- ing through our city are doing jusl that -going through h be- tween Huntington Beach and Costa Mesa.• Collins said: Mesa Verde resident Cindy Brenneman. the president for the area's homeownen' associa· tion, said she would work dill- gentJy to oppoee Fountain VaJ. ley's effort The Mesa Verde Community Inc. homeowners' assOctadon has historically op· posed a bridge at Gisler because it would bring a flood of traffic to the area • LOUTA HAAP£R covera Costa Mesa. She mav be reached et 19491 574-4275 or by e-meil at lolita,harperOlati,,,...com. Keeton said. "It's typical for an El Nij)o year.• he said "We're definitely going to have a few more good stonns ln the months to come." • DEEM BHARATM covers public safety and courta. She may be reached et (949) 57<Mjl26 or by e-mail at dHpa.bhsrsthtllatimft.com. KPLL, Dorothy Brittingham (M9y 1, 1934-December 13,2002) Dorothy enttlngham Koll, a 44 year resident of Udo Island, died Friday, December 13, peacefully at home with her family, ending her five..ye.,. battle wtth muttipte myeloma. She WU bom May 1st, 1934 In Los Angel .. , the bek>ved daughter of Albert and Dorothy Bttttlngham. She att~ Mar1bofough School and Stanford Unlverlllty. An explorer at hMrt and soul, the traveled to alx of seven conttnenta, atwaya lmcn11ed With WO(ld ~ and lnaplr.d by nllbn. Dofothy •pen~ h~ llfe devoted to her r.m11y, her ... and to people In need. The '*'Ml moet dMr to her Included Roman Catholic charttlea. medlolll rtllll"Oh, a.. .. 8chool, = All AmertoM 8oY9 ... •• eurvfved by her bluctw "-" ....... of Newport 11Ma1t Md her GIMen u.._ Koll and =:...~.:..::..: c1·a u .... ICtlwr .,... LM ·------CNp ==.:=-~ ......... ~ ....... Kol ... a... ···-·· of Loe ...... .... __ ...... __ ,-, Tuesday, Oeceni>er 17, 2002 A& FORUM HOW 10 ~ PU8U8HEO -l.Mtilrs: Mall to Editorial Page Editor James~ at the Delly Pil~, ~ W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 .. Reeden Hot1ne: Can (949) 642-6066 Fax: Send to (949) 646-4170 ~Send to dai/ypllot@latlm-.com •All correspondence must include full name, hometown and phone number (for verification purposes). The Pilot reserves the right to edit•all submissions for darity and length . .. MAILBAG Costa Mesa City Council should think for itself on bridge issue Cllda Fewel's letter to the editor ("Why the 19th Street bridge is no good,• pee. 10) bring5 some · very refreshing aidcal thl.riking to the' 19th Stree't bddge isltJe and the recent vote by the Community Redevelopment Action Committee to uk the City Council to study the economic impact of a 19th Street bridge across Thibert Regional Part. My many years of involvement with real estate development have convinced me that most studies. when not otherwise required by law or by a lending institution, are a crutch for people who ~ unwilling or unable to think for themselves. As a longtime resident of the Westside, and as a member of the Community Redevelopment Action Committee, I have never heard a rational argument in favor of this bridge. Fewel has provided an excellent argument against the bridge, and like him, I voted against aslci.ng the Oty Council to fund this study. I would vote. however, to ask the City Coun<;il members to use their own brains and think for themselves. BOB WINE Costa Mesa Praise for Wendy Leece belongs on Forum pages, not the front page I am outraged that you would publish such a tawdry attempt at defending Wendy Leece and bashing the Newport Mesa teachers ("Teachers' union flexes political muscle,· Monday). You have run several articles lamenting the defeat of Leece, as if you know what is bes t for the Newport-Mesa school district, even though the voters, trustees and teachers have repudiated her attempt to subvert public education with her religious fundamentalism. You should be thankful that the teacher's union is acting to protect science education and the separation of church and state from unJawfuJ incursions of religious dogma. Please stop editorializing on the front page of your paper and bring us some news without your self-righteous right-wing bias. JAMES E. YOUNG Newport Beach NeWJX>rt Beach does not need more help from Cox in airport fight Tu Rep. Ouis Cox: First prize in mea culpa. Extending curfews and other restrictions at John Wayne is no mat.ch for having El Toro as a working civilian -and freight airport. Why did he lead the horse out of the U.S. Navy barn in the first instance? Locldng the doors n<>W is hardly the answer. Newport Beach and Costa Mesa should get with the Department of Transportation now without a perfidious middle man. LUCIUE KUEHN Newport Beach • Lucille Kuehn is a former Newport Beacti councilwoman. FILE PHOTO I DAllY PILOT Robert Graham, proponent of a bridge between Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach, at the site. Flection of Robinson for mayor a good change for Costa Mesa Re: Gary Monahan's "stunned lopk" at the Costa Mesa City Council m eeting ("Robinson's election a surprise twis t in City Hall,· Dec. 7). Many of tyi were stunned at the nonelection of former Councilwoman Linda Dixon just weeks earlier. As to Councilman Ouis Steel's "sucker LEITER TO THE EDITOR punch," I don't regard it any less of a blow than Councilman Allan Mansoor being elected over a very proven and capable Dixon. Never thought I'd see the day I'd applaud Steel, b ut "hear! hear!" As a 27-year resident of the city, I like our chances with Mayor Karen Robinson. Best of all, I feel she's an independent. To Libby Cowan, good call. ROBERT SMITH Costa Mesa Orange County not right place for big airport I n a Dec. 14 letter. El Thro V-Plan proponent Russell NJewiarowsld or Santa Ana Heights expressed hJs widely beJd confusion {"Daz.ed and confused by JWA situation"). He wrote: "I am confused as to how, on one band, the elected o.ftJcials or Newport Beach and the majority or the county or Orange Boa.rd of SUperviaors could preach and sing the need for a 30-m.illion·annual-passenger PJ Thro Intematiooal akport. then 80 quickly d*8rded all such notions ... (and} pmeent a new notion that a mere llWtt expansion or John Wayne will DOW more than meet Orange CAMID1t future~ for the ne;tt 15 ,...... The confUlioo la judled becatllle neither c:Wm II Ina • OD the one a.ad,.._. IMMll' waa -a •A hH need fclr a ..:and county Dpalt. ID,__ .. _P...,.. up in ... .., .............. loot pd.,,. c:aunly\,.... .. -.. m 1blO NqUlnld lbll John 'Mayne FU PHOTO I o.t.11.Y PILOT A passenger jet makes its final descent toward John Wwtne Mport. mlllona of San Diego County and lnllnd F.mptle ttawlera each year join the traflk on our roads in order to .fty from Orange County. Ir was a fatally bad idea. On the other hand, Orange County's future aviation needs are greater than what can be served under the new John Wayne plan. However, no one has made the case that these needs must be satisfied within the boundaries of this geographically small county. Orange County is a land-scarce urbaniud center. Airports belong in outlying areas with less costly land, fewer impacted homes. les,, crowded airspace, and Jess congested road access. Riverside and San Bernardino counties offer these conditions. Lt is time to Mic what we would do if the Marines had not decided to leave El Turo. It ls time to get back to work on ground access systems to the other airports scattered.around the region. • Leonard KnmMr is edttor of .n anti-elrpo11 El Toro lnfotrnetlofl W9t> •· flbw TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES READERS RESPOND Proposal s vary for problems with JWA '\T 'ASUE: Should Newport b '"'a....:t nd Costa Mesa work togethe r to build an airport in the Inland Empire? N ow that the dream of the FJ Toro International Airpon seems to be dead, maybe it is time to consider alternatives. I like che idea of exploring the possibility of supporting the expanc;ion of Ontario lntemationat Airport to satisfy growing demand for passenger and cargo usage from Orange County. I would like 10 see a feasibility study of using the existing right·of-ways for the some of the freeways and roadways that lead from Orange County to Ontario for a light rdiJ system (maybe elevated over the center divider) that would be exclusively for transportation to the airport. lnere could be a limited number of .. stations" along the route where airport passengers could park their cars, and get checked-in with curbside service, as is done at the airpon (including checking baggage). Furthermore. there could be a few "stations/cargo terminals" where truck.<. could unload their cargo which is airpon bound, thereby saving them from having to drive to Ontario. If such a system could be designed, then the extra airport bound traffic that would normally add to furtht.'r congestion on our county ruad<; would be minimized. PAULKEUY Lu'>ta M~ I think that should have been where are efforts should have been put ~a city. Newport Beach, IO years ago. The people in the Inland Empire are looking for the economic stimulus that an airport wouJd bring, and it does answer the problem~ that we have here with John Wayne Airport. GUSCHABRE Newport Beach Spending millions on an Wand Empire airport is as absurd as the proposed Great Park. when one of the best airports in the world is centrally located and available a t El Toro. As a World War 11 and Korean War Navy pilot, I enjoyed safe flying in and out of El Toro. Our congressmen and Gov. Gray Davis should realize that thi'> airport is an economic must and get it back on track before the area around FJ Toro is totally overbuilt. ROGER BROWN Naval aviator. retired Newport Beach The only idea that really makes sense, if you've traveled around the world, you will notice that most international airports and other airports are joint military and commercial We could have one of the finest international airports in the world in the inland Camp Pendleton area The marines could still have the beach and everything else. The flights could Oy over it and not bother anyone. It would be joint military and commercial Tux increments would come from San Diego. Orange and Riverside counties and from the federal government. It could all wort as one. Security would be perfect because we could have the Marines that sit a.round there that aren't doing anything-I was in the military, I blOW there's a lot o( downtime. Thoee marines could be uaed as security around the ~. There's just 80 many yeses tQ this idea and 10 many pluaes that it's probably too ~ for out elected oft'.k:iU to lee it. ( doo't uodentand why the Ody POot hun't ftgwed that one out. or anyone elle. becM.-1n potlible 1n c1one around the world and, lb I-. we would~ tu inclemetltl from cine~ tom the ,......~ froln 1be9'Me, 1Dd k ~be a burdeift on 91!1 one OtlUftty Ind .. would .............. counda.,... doa't undelllllind WbJ we dOn't do ~· ..... .a.IMICM ~llic:ti QUOTE OF THE DAY "The hardest part about today~ game was getting . · here." Clll'll Sorce, Estancia Hilh bo9s basketball coach M Tuesday, December 17, 2002 COLLEGES . ) Flamson anl . . All-American . selection . The two-time Big West Defensive Player of the Year and Newport Harl>or product finisl)ea season with nationwide retognition. N ewport Harbor High alumni has been earning accolades and high praise as the college fall sports season draws to an end Brooke Flam.son, a Newport Harbor · standout in girls soccer, closed out a star-studded career at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo by earning All-American honors. Flarnson has been the Big West Conference's Defensive Player of the Year the past two seasons. The Mustang senior was named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America/Adidas Women's NCAA Division I AU-America third team last week. Her recognition marks the first time a Cal Poly women's soccer player bas been named a Division 1 AU-American since ~---~ the Mustangs joined Division I in 1994. FJamson didn't stop there in regard to earning honors. She was also named to the NSCAA AU-West Region First Team. She anchored _ __..__ _ __, the Mustangs' STEVE VIRGEN defense that led the Big West in allowing onJy0.75 goals-per-game. This past season, she scored three goals and recorded one assist. She started all 60 games she played In during her three years at Cal Poly. The Mustangs finished with a 14-7 .record th.is season, winning their fourth : Big West championship and appearing in the NCAA Tournament for the third . :time in the last four years. • April Ross became the NCAA West -Regional MVP after leading USC to a :sweep over Pepperdine Friday night, • ~advancing the Trojans in the Final Four. · :Ross. one of the greatest volleyball :players to go through the successful • -Newport Harbor program, recorded 10 . kills, seven digs, three service aces aod Jl career-high six blocks In the 30-24, 30-20, 30· l 7 win over the Waves at UC · ·Santa Barbara. The Trojans advance to the NCAA Final Four for the fifth time ;n program history and first time since . ·2000. • : Also In the Final Four -The • :University of Hawail and senior Jennifer : -<:arey, another product of Newport • liarbor High. ·• • • Aaron Pelrsol, a 2000 Otymplcs ·:&Iver medalist and a world •:record-holder in the 200-meter -back.stroke, broke a meet record on the · :final day of the Texas Invitational as the :University of Tux.is meb's and women's . :sWlmmlng and diving teams both ·-captured team litJes Dec. 7. • ~ Pelrsol, the phenom from Newport : ;Harbor. has been providing Tuxas with plenty of victories this seuon. He ·posted a meet record time and NCAA automatic qualifying marlc lo the 200-yard bade in 1:41.34, over two . .6CCOnds faster than the previous meet .record of 1 :43.38, set by Jim Wells In • _1994. e,.tlMllr Ropre.tson • (949)57.,..223 • "*"'111:(949)650-0170 4 PHOTOS BY OClfHEACH /DALY Pt.OT Estancia's Hugo Escobedo, left, dives for loose ball as an El Monte player ~s to gain control In Monday's rout Eagles light it up! The 52-point spread over El Monte is the most in Estancia' s 30-season history. Barry Faulkner Daily Pilot GARDEN GROVE -If, as a popu- lar philosophy proposes, the journey takes precedence over the destina- tion, Estancia Higb's lopsided boys basketball victory Monday wasn't as El Monte 29 Estancia 81 pleasant as the final score might indicate. "'The hardest part about to- day's game was gettl.og here," &tanda Coach OuU Sorce said after the Eagles' 81-29 flrat- round pool-play victory over El Monte In the Garden Grove Tournament at Garden Grove High. "Our bus came late, it broke down, we got lost, then, when we got off the bus, we had to wade through pud- dles and lakes-to get Into the gym. Guys were worried about their shoes, socks and pants gettl.og wet. The game was an afterthought" 1be game, such as It was, was over before Saree's socks were dry. as the Eagles (4-1} scored the first 16 points, en route to a 23-2 lead after the first eight minutes. Estancia's Jordan Stroman gets up high for shot over El Monte defender . It was 31-2 with 4:48 left in the ftrst half and the F.agles settled for a foot- ball-esque 41 -7 bulge at intermis- sion. It was 59-12 with 2:26 left in the third quarter, before Sorce. who bad substituted liberally to that point. sat the starters for good. Starten Joey Undquist (14 points), Ca.dos Pinto (12) and Zack:Novak CU) were among five Bagles In double fig- ures. Junior guard 'fyler Hoffman HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL -~ors wake up and . put Fullerton to sleep Newport Harbor scores 19 first-half points, but then comes alive with 18-pOint third quarter en route to a 52-40 victory ..... Vlrl•· Dlt/Plot came off the bench to score a career- high 14 points, including a trio of three-pointers, and reserve forward Jordan Stroman chipped in 10 points. See EAGL£S, hi• A7 \ EYEOPENER '. paily~Pib 111 _. _. .... ,, ..... ~-........... Seas.oning Sage 'Hill's consolation Coach sees progress as lightning battles evenly with Santa Ana for most of first three quarters. Barry Faulkner Daily Pilot GARDF.N GROVE -Still just seven gl\Dle8 into its second varsity season. the Sage Hill HWt boys baskedJell team can gain more from measuring Itself against recog- nix.ed Orange County rompetftion than quanli· fying its 2-5 record. SCORE80MD So. when the Lightning dropped a 65-53 fi:rst- round pool- play contest to Santa Ana Monday In Santa AN 65 the Garden Sege Hiii ~ Grove Tuur- nament at Garden GroYe Hlgb. Coach St.eve Keith asse-ed bis team's perform- &a In relative terms. ·Generally, I was pJeased we bung with a team that was this physically gifted... Keith said of the Saints (4-2), who used their extreme quickness to force the tempo at both ends of the ftoor. •rt was a challenge not to get run off the floor by their athleticism aod I think our ~ rose to that chaJJenge. They run and jump and trap OD defense. which is the kind of stuff our inex- perienced players haven't ~ against very much. We knew we .couldn't run our straight offense against them, but I WU plemied we were able to play bmic basbtball and execute faidy well. .. The Ugbtning was better than fair early on, dahntng a 15-14 lead at the end oC the first quarter. be- hind eight points from 6-foot-3 sen- ior Mk:.haeJ Fttzhugb. Sage Hill upped the lead to lS-15 with 5:34 left before halftime. before Santa Ana 6-3 senior guard Der:ricX Ates sa>red three straight baskets to spaik an 8--0 Saints run. Santa Ana led. 29-25. at halftime, but Sage pulled to within 36-33 with 3:00 left in the third quarter. But the Saints, whose trappins pressure defense helped foR:e 19 Ugbtning turnovers, went on a 9-0 run for an insunnountable lead. Though traWng. 46-34, at the end of dme pedods. Segie Hill's fteld. goal shooting percentage was one point higher than the Saints' 36.5'1(,. But Sa.oaa Anlis 52 ahc>C3 to that point wtn 20 more than the Acad- emy League repreeentatM., which bu earned its two victories this ... SOil againlt llD8ll pdYate KilOOls. Fitzhugh. aYmlglDg 25.6 points ooming In. 6nisbed with a telm· high 18 and allo chipped Jn IJeW!l1 rebounds. Ugbtning junior Kevin Jo)u bit SM SAGE, Pip A7 .. .' ' Daly Pilot . GIRLS HOOPS &tartcia ~ pu~s away Inglewood ARTPSIA -&tancia Higb's girls besketbrall team got It going-in the sec::ood quarter and used a 15--6 spurt to key a 50-46 .victory over Inglewood In the first round of the Artesia Tuumament Monday eve- ning. n1slla Wase soored 14 points and Xochitl Byfiekl netted 13 polnta M the P.agles improved to 5-1 and grabbed a berth in the second round Wednesday at MIDi· kan High in Long Beach. stal1ing at5:25 p.m. ~ were a little inco~ent." said P.standa C.oach Tuml Rappa. "\'k had a little time out and a little con\'el'Sation." As a result the Eagles applied fuU-a>Urt preMUre and a trap and F.standa went from a 13-l2 deficit entering the quarter to a 27-19 lead as the quarter ended. giving the Bagles the momentum they needed to hold off Mo~ide. 11sba Gray had nine points and 10 rebounds, and Byfield and Wase had nine and six boards. re- spectively. Cd.M falls. 40-29 GARDEN GROVE -Corona del Mar High's girls basketball team could not contain St. Paul's inside strength and dropped a 40-29 decision to St. Paul in the first pool play round of the Rancho Alamitos Tourna- ment Monday evening. Kelliann Klein had 10 points and Jackie McCoy scored seven points, but it was not enough to stem the tide. Corona del Mar, 2-4, trailed 17 -8 at halftime and were not able to recover. The Sea Kings meet Rosary in another pool play game tonight at 6:30 at the same site. BOYS SOCCER Sage Hill wins, 5-2 NEWPORT COAST -Sage Hill High, led by Cesar Arriaga's hat trick. beat the rain, and Whinier Ouistian Monday afternoon in nonJeague boys soccer. 5-2. to improve to 3-1-1. SCHEDULE TODAY ~ College men -Vanguard University at C81 State Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. College women -UC Irvine at Birmingham Southern, 5 p.m . High school boys -Estancia at La Quinta, 7 p.m.; Costa Mesa at Irvine Wortd News Tournament. first round, at Irvine, 7:30 p.m.; Newport Harbor at Anaheim Convention Center Tournament, first round, vs. Orange Lutheran, 4:40 p.m.; Sage Hill vs. Pacifica (Oxnard) at Garden Grove Tournament. 7:30 p.m. High 9CAool gir1s -Edison at Estancia, 7 p.m.; Connelly at Sage Hlll. 6 p.m.; Costa Mesa at Artesia Toumament. first round: vs. Torrance, at Santa Fe High. 8:15 p.m.; Newport Harbor at Valley Christian Tournament, pool play, vs. Gahr, 6:30 p.m.; Corona del Mar at Rancho Alamitos Tournament. pool play, w . Rosary, 6:30 p.m. Soccer High 9Choof gir1s-Newport Harbor at Dena Hiiis, 3:15 p.m.; Estancia at Santa !via, 3 p.m.; Orange at-Cotta MeN, 3 p.m.~Seddlebadt Valley Ch~ -1 Sege Hill, 3:15 p.m • ....... High 9Choof -Newport Harbor at K.ieffa, e p.m . ...... High ed1ool girts -Corona del Mar .i VIiie P9rtc. 6 p.m.; Bolu Grande at 5ege Hiii, 7 p.m. SPORTS 1<£NT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT Newport Harbor's Victoria Swigart. right, fights for a loose ball with Fullerton's Michelle Lewis during Monday night's nonleague game. EAGLES Continued from A6 The 52-point margin of vic- tory was the biggest in the his- tory of the program. now in its 30th varsity season. The 29 points was also the Cewest al- lowed by an Estancia team in 230 games. dating back to a 54- 23 win over Costa Mesa in the 1993-94 campaign. "Offensively. l was very happy." Sorce said. "We pushed the ball and got a lot of points on the break. (The 0-7 Lions) played wne, which was good for us, because we needed a little worlc on our zone offense. ·we had a definite height ad- vantage, so we emphasized pounding the ball inside." Junior forward Scon Sankey contributed eight points and six rebounds. while Lindquist and Pinto shared the team lead with seven boards apiece. Novak. whose 5-for-5 shooting from the field helped the Eagles shoot 54% (35 of 65), added five assists, foW' steals and two re- bounds. Senior poinl guard Matt Ca- chola had six assists to go with his three points. while sopho- more Hugo Escobedo added six rebounds, four points, two as- sislS and one steal in his best varsity performance to date. Junior Kendall Meissner scored his first varsity points with a fourth-quarter field goal as El Monte guard Dan Arechiga scored all 13 of his team's fourth- quarter points lo cul into an F.s- tanda lead that peaked at 71-16. ln addition to the Eagles' runs of 16-0 and 15-0 in the early go- ing. they put together bursts of 12 and 11 consecutive points later in the contest. El Monte, which finished with 20 turnovers. made just 7 of 33 field-goal attempts the first three quarters (2J%), before finishing at 25% (J 1 of 44). The Eagles visit la Qulnta to- night at 7 for a nonleague clash, then return to tournament pool play Wednesday against host Garden Grove '!l 7:30 p.m. SAILORS Continued from A6 Junior Jill ianne Whitfield, who led the Sailors with 16 points, scored four points in the Sailors' third-quarter spurt. while sophomore Vanessa Miller scored six of her seven points in the run that gave Newport the momentum. later in the third quarter, the Sailors scored eight points in the final 3:30, and carried a 37- 30 lead into the fourth quarter. Then. Newport opened the final pe riod with a 7-1 run, that in- cluded a three-pointer by jun- ior Victoria Swigart. Athena Vasquez, a Newport senior. capped the scoring run with a drive to the basket and a layup that provided a 44-3 l lead and prompted a Fullerton timeout. Swigart came off the bench and contribu ted 15 points. "Whitfield did great for us and Vicky Swigart had a great SAGE Continued from A6 his first three field -goal tries of the fourth quarter, inducting two three-pointers. en route to a 16- point output that included four connections from beyond the arc. But while Sage Hill was ma.king five of its 6ISt seven fourth-quart.er field-goal anemp1s. Santa Ana was drilling five of its first six to main- tain control. Keith was also pleased with the play or 6-3 senior Scott 010, who hauled in lO rebounds to go with his career-high nine points. most of which came on strong post moves. Joyce also had 10 boards lo share team-high honors. Artes and 6-1 junior guard Brandon McGee led the Saints with 18 points apiece, while junior Danny Favela made all four or bis field -goal anempts. inducting one of his team's five three-pointers. to produce nine points. Sage Hill closes out pool play tonight against P'aci.fica of Oxnard at7:30. . "We're a different team. As a team we came out (against Fullerton) and played hard in the second half. That's what you have to do . You have to come out and play hard." Jen Thompson Newport Coach run." Thompson said. "(Swi- gart) really stepped up. ln the first half we came out flat, w Thompson continued. "Part of that was because-it 's Monday. J guess they had too much of a break over the week- end. Last year, we had a tough time in the third quarter, but now we are adjusting and we are coming out strong." Thompson also said she has been impressed with the Sail- ors' tenacity this season and pointed out that Newport was 0-5 at this time last year. "We're a different team." Thompson said. "As a team we came out (against Fullerton) and plityed hard in the second half. Thar's what you have to do. You have to come our and play hard." The lndians (3-4) pulled to within. 44-36. with 4:10 remain- ing, but the Sailors held Fuller· ton off. mainly because of Whitfield's ability to break down her defender. She scored six of Newport's final eight points, including two layups and two free throws that came from a drive lo the basket. Whitfield also helped shut down Fullerton's best player, Nicole Powers, in the fourth quarter. Powers scored 20 points, yet only two in 1.he final period, and that was on a buzzer-beatltg jump shot. UC Irvine vs Creighton University FrlAy, Dec. ., 1 , ... UCl""ne VI Tinder Box and ~ The perfect combin ation fo r the aficionad·o of the "Good Life~ -\ Tuesday, December 17, 2002 A7 HIGH SCHOOL BASK ALL SUMMARIES Glrden~~ &t8nda ~~Monte 29 El Monte 2 r. e 11 19 Emncia 23 1e 21 l1I e 1 B Mot'9-Arec:hlnga 18, Gutierrez 4, Loza 1, Ramlrez 4, Ngo 2. ~ goal.1 -Arechiga 2. Fooled out -none. &u.ldl-Pinto 12, Sankey 8, UndQui.t 14, Novak 11, Cadlola 3, Ho'ffmen 14, Stroman lO, Eecobedo 4, Viramontes 3, Meissner 2, Andersen o. 3-pt. goals -Hoffman 3. Cadlola 1 Fooled out -none. ~Grove TCIW'Mmellt Pool play Santa Ana 65, Sage Hill 53 Sage Hill 15 10 9 19 ;:i Santa Ana 14 1s 11 19 •n &..,. Hil-Fitzhugh 18, Joyce 16. ChQ 9, Williams 6, Loper 3, Brewer 1, Wilkins 0, Swanson 0, Samel 0. 3-pt. goals -Joyce 4, Loper 1. Fouled out -none. s.nt. Ana -Ates 18. McGee 18, Favela 9, Silva 4, Flores 9. Tripp 5, Bustamante 2. 3-pt. goals -McGee 2, Favela 1, Tripp 1, Flores 1. Fouled out -none. GIRLS Artesia Tournament First Round Estancia SO, Inglewood 46 Inglewood 13 6 s 1e .a. Estancia 12 15 s 15 .,., lnvMwood -Ervin 23, Hampton 12 Merriman 5, Jenkins 3. Young 3 3-pt. goals -Merriman l , Young l Fouled ou1 -none Estanda -Wase 14. Byfield 13, M1nu 2, Gray 9, Castro 4, Pena 6. Wilson 2 Garcia 0. 3-pt. goals-Wase l , 'Byfield l Pena 1 Fouled out -none Randlo Alamitos Tournament Pool play St. Paul 40, CdM 29 CdM 2 6 a 13 St. Paul s s . s 14 " CdM -Dimas 0, Maries O. Onert.>e111 4 Klein 10, McCoy 7, Snell 6. Stern 2 3-pt. goals -none. Fouled out -none NON LEAGUE Newport 52. Fullerton 40 Fullenon 1 n 12 10 Newport 9 10 •8 1~ Fullerton -Brisco 7. Figueroa 6. Seeley 5. Powers 20. W1ik1nson 0. Norman 2. 3-pt goals -Figueroa 1, Seeley 1 Fouled out -none Newport Harbof -Miller 7. Wh1tfif"ld 16, Woller 6, Beeson O. Vasquez 4 Swigart 15, Stoltz 4, Campbell 0 Eddington 0. 3-pt goals -Sw1gan 1 Fooled out -none I Al l"'*Y. DlcenWf 17, 2002 SPORTS 1 Shadowlands HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER PREVIEW looking back. 5 years ago thia w9* 'the f.&t.ancla High boys aocc« r.un remains Unbe&Len wtth a 2-0 o~· win over CaMuy OlapeJ, delplte ..._ off 24 shois that don't find the n4 1be ' ·Eagles score both goals on penalty ldcb- Ready to. roll { one ~by Joie Quin._ and C.. ninon.. Sophomore midlelder.,.. W.. alongwttb def'enden Gamm a.. Noe &awla and goalkeeper ..... Wllylnm. preserve the shQtoUL ' Ten foo~ players from Coita Meaa and FAtancia High are named first-team All-Padfic <;oast League by the circuit's _ . coaches. while 10 lqcals garner . , second-team recognition. Mesa seniors SIM ...... Vince nam.-, Ronnie Lll:¥aw and .._,. Via eam flnt-u.m hooon1 for the second year tn a raw after leading the ·Mustangs to a second-place finish in the PCL Estancia : running back Jmnee Dewldm ~back-to-back first-team . . laurels for the fourth-place Bagi.es. Mesa seniors Jeremy SMdeme and Ben Pelter take home fitst-team honors while E.standa's Manu 'Dmlelu and John IJelt.ertpod. along with Mesa's Nam 1Dm. roWld out players Milled to the first team. Costa Mesa's Matthew Rudellll. Rklulrd Prtee, llowhm Sou, DlnW rw., Olds McBride, Olds Shanley and Matt Peca are ·second-team pleb. as are Fstancia's 'lb Brtano, Andy : Gellcla and Jmdn Wolter. Looking back, IO years ago this week: The Orange Coast College women's basketball team reels off its 14th straight victory ln as many games to win the Coast Christmas Oassic, 65-51, over . (haft'ey. The Pirates trail by as many as 12 in the first half, but stage a second-half comeback. The Bucs go on a 12-2 run to take a 41-35 lead at the outset of the second half. Tournament Most Valuable :Player Jana Davia and all-tournament : selections Ricarda Kuypen and Heather ·Brannan lead the charge. Brannan leads Coast with 16 points and c.olleeo Hatch : adds 15 points and 10 rebounds for the winners. ·10 The Corona del Mar High girls basketball team downs F.stancla. 52-50, to claim the Estancia Oasslc championship. CdM's Mollie Flint hits a driving shot with 18 seconds left to break !he tie. Flint is selected the tournament's Most Valuable Player, finishing with 29 points. Sea Kin~ Roealle 1'ane and JCatle Thurman also make the all-toumam~ot team. The Eagles lead, 50·48, with 2:07 left, after lCarta Dominguez's steal and subsequent basket, but Kane retaliates with a short shot in the lane to tie it at 50 with 44 seconds remaining. Estancia has a chance to ti~ after flint's basket, but the Eagles' first free-throw attempt rims out and Flint grabs the rebowtd. Corona deJ Mar High girls volleyball standout ICbn Coleman is named OF Southern Section Division I Co· Player of the Year along with Laguna Beach senior Rachel Wacholder. Sea Kin~' Coach Lance Stewart is named Coach of the Year after leading CdM (34-0) to state and national titles. CdM 's Jennifer Stroffe and Lori Newcomer also receive first-team AU-OF honots. Newport Harbor sophomores Misty May and Melissa Schutt are also first-team picks after . leading the Tars 10 their first state title in Division llJ. -complied by Bryce Alderton 2640 Legal .... ...--------. llWPm lfAOf ; cm cowq A6BIDA •rrc• ANertH Dltf Piot CX>RONA DP.L MAil-Now ii the time. A time for Corona del Mar Hflb a! make ltrides In~ soccer. ~ pat ean.gban .. been al the helm at the Sea rh\81 <.naw enlerlng bia third sea· IOn) C.dM bu improved. . 1bougb be bu only completed two aea- ~ the Sea JCb9 won two pmes 1n the Pacific Cout I.ague last lfJMOll. compared to none tbe previous year, and .,e off to a solid 3-1 start this aeuon. Corona flOiabed fourth in the Pldftc Coast league a JMC ago. rniaatng the CF Playofti by one point. but Cal.,tw>. is determined to get over the hurdle thll seaaon. The last time Corona made the OF Play- offs was in 1999-2000, when the Sea Kings lost in a Division IV &rat-round contest to Dtamond Ranch on penalty ki<:b (2-0) after a scoreless de through reguladon. CaUqban. who waa the Sea View League's Most Valuable Player when he played for the Sea Kings in 1989, will attempt to do that by stressing defense, which he believes is the hean of the.team. "I've changed the style of play," Qlllaghan said. ~rm emphasizing two defenders on one forward to help seal off the back. Yk'll tty to play four Oat in the back and more zone." Callaghan returns 12 from last year's-team, including truce.year varsity staner Chris Rlngstrom, a junior who converted to for- ward from the midfield. Ringstrom has 1 Jay Zimmermen, Jr .. go81leeper 2 BrendonZ.n.tt, Sr., m~• 3 Dominic Rubino, Jr., bw9rdlmldfteld 4 Blake Dillion, Sr .• mldtWdldefeo• 6 Julien Cerutli, Jr., folwlrdhnidflel 8Jefritt1Myw,Jr., ~ 7 Oannv Whttllcer, Jr., fofwerd 8 ShMe Colh, So., defenM 9 Grant Almqui.t, So., mldfteld 10 Ajay Sahni, So., m~ 12 Brendon Barrett, So •• midfield 13 Tristan Harm, Sr., fofwe~k:tflekt 14 Chm Ringstrom, Jr .• forward/midfield 17 Parter Ferguson, Jr., defenM 21 Ry90 Tamez. Sr., fotwerdfm~d COec:h: Pat Callaghan (third year) Mllstant: Chance Daniel scored four goals so far in the early season. "He's our fastest player and bu good ball skills," said ~ of Ringstrom, a CIF Southern Section Division m finaUat in the 200 meters last spring. The junior also ran for c.dMs cross COWltty team that won the Pacific Coast League title this season. .......... .......... ............ ...s...... ........... ......... ..... ..... ... s...... JomiDg RJnptrom on the front lines will be junion Julien c.erutd, Danny WhJtablr and DominJc Rubino along with tenlon nk· tan Harris and Ryan Tumez. Cerutti, WhJtak· er and Hurla are all returners. Aochodng the Sea Kini mJdfleld while allo playing deleaee will be sophomores Grant .Almquist and Brandon Barren along with mumm Brandon Zarlan (senior) and Jenttt Thayer ~r), one of the team's cap--tam&. . Cd.M's defense will be led by senior return· ing co-captain Blake ~on, who c.allagban said "la very composed" along with return· lng sophomore Shane Collins. junior Park.er ~. who Callaghan saJd has been a "pleasant surprise,.. and sophomore Ajay SahnJ. They all will play in front of goal- keepers Phil Stemler and Jay 11nunennan. DiDlon aJao .runs cross country. Callaghan said last week he was still trying to decide on a No. l goalie and knows the season will get tougher.· "I expect us to wodc hard and be comped· ttve." ne said. ~l don't see why we can't com· pete for a league dtle. • Callaghan acknowtedged that the Sea Kings are probably underdo~ U:i a league with University, Laguna Beach and North· wood. but be looks at com.pedng lo CIF Southern Section Division ID as a new chal- lenge. The Sea IG.np previously have com- peted in Division lv. "We're a young team that is very talented, .. Callaghan said. "The players enjoy each other and everyone comes out and worb hard together." AYSO The AYSO Region 97 boys under 11 Gold AU.Star team won the Thanksgiving Tournament with victories over Culver City (7-0), San Clemente (2-1), Torrance (l-0 in overtime) and San Clemente (~l). Back rCM, coaches Tom Gyulay and Ph~ Miler. Middle row, from left Scott Ridgeway, Tm Root, Christian Ochoa, Drew Diller, Wyeth Rietveld and Sean Regan. Front r<:NI, from left: Steven Miller, Cotton Gyulay, Logan Newett, Ivan Becerra and Tayk>r Wildman . partnwllllP • SUUMY ~ ..... ..... HEARING Al'tO ADOPT RE SOLUTION f Oft M: · NEWAl or TH£ RES· TAURANT ASSOCIATION BUSINESS IMPROVE· MCNT DISTRICT FOii FISCAL YEAR %003. Th• followln1 pw50ns are doln1 butlnna as: Benn•"'· 819 Towne SltHt, Colla Mase. CA 926V TM followinc persona •• dolnc b111lness u : Th• foltowlna persons are dolnl buslnas aa: TIHt followln1 pwsons •• dolns business u : The followln1 pefsons are dolna b11alnus ..: Pacific WIM1 C.fe • BM1ln1 Company, 79111 P aclflc Coaat Hictiway. =fort coast, CA The lollowln1 paraons .,. dol111 business H : T,,. followlna persons are dolfll business as. Pacific WMy C1fa 8all· ery & ColfM Co •• 2622 San Mipel Drive, ,.....,. port e..cti. CA 92'60 ChMyl Clancy, 33191 Cape Cove, Dana Point, CA92fi29 Have you started do1111 businus yat? Yu. \2/ 01/2002 Ch.,yl A Clancy JeMr S..-. ..... ,... : ..... 17,2002 ~AT7:00r.I. : fCI llGIW l&11IG CUftRENT BUSINESS ,AHt€XATION ISSU£S WEST SANTA ANA HEIGHTS, SANTA ANA OOUHTRY CLUB. UNIN CORPORA TEO AREA ~ Of MESA DRIVE. • PUBLIC HEAAlf'IGS • APPCAL Of THE l'LANNING COMMIS 3IOfe0S APPROVAL Of VMIANCt f'IO. 2002-007 =MOOlflCATION NO. 2002·103 A2002·194). •MARINE AVENUE BUSINESS IMPROVE· MENT DIS'TIUCT; COfit• 0tJCT PUBLIC liEARING IS)to AOOl>T RESOlUTlON CONFIRMING THE l.£VYING Of ASSESS· MENTS FOR FISCAL '!'ENI %003. RESTAURANT ASSOCI· AllOfol BUSINESS IM· tfROVEMUfT DISTftlCT; CDNOUCJ PUBLIC O•lly Pilot O.cember 17, 2002 T975 RtM. ..... ie-s...... The follo-.lna .,__ are doina DuslMas aa; California L .. al Cent.,., 4\4 W. fourth Street, Suite A, Santa Ana, CA 92701 Goodman .. Cfay LLP • (CA), 414 W. Fourth SltHI. Suite A. Santa Ana , CA 92701 This buslnus Is con- ducted by: ll,.,lted llablllty PertnershtP Have YOll star·ted doin1 bllSlnus yet? Ho Goodman & Cny, LLP Eric Goodman, Partner This statement wtt filed with the County Clerk of Orenae County Rita S.nnanl, 819 Towne SlrMI. Com ,.. .. , CA 92627 BanJamln Benn•nl. 819 Towne Stl'Ht, Costa ...... CA92627 Bryan Bennanl, 819 Towne StrHI. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 TMs business ts con· ducted by: • a•nenl partnenhlp .._,,. you st.tad dolnc l><n.IMQY9t1 No Rita 6ennanl This rutament was flied with the County Cletll of Or•na• Co11nty on 12113/02 I0026tl6709 Oally Piiot O.C. l7. 24. 31, 2002 J an. 7, %003 T981 on 12/13/02 -------29026926697 Dal~ Piiot Ott 17. 24, 31, 2002 Jen. 7, 2003 T988 MGL Properties llC, 1200 Quall St.. fl.O. Nawport Buch, CA 92660 MGl ProperO ... LLC (CA), 1200 Quall St. 1140, Newport Beach. CA92660 Tiiis busmess ia con ducted by. Limited UabHltyCo. Have you started dol111 business yet? Ho MGL Pr098rties. LLC Slacte L. 8olld, Preli· dent This statement wu filed with the Co11nty Clerk of Oranae County on 12113/02 1oet6HM91 O.Hy Piiot O.C. 17. 24, 31. 2002 Jan. 7. 2003 l980 Water EaprHS, l~~ Mesa Vwda Dr. E. IJZ7, Cost. ...... CA. 92626 E,lln Golez. 3131 ArdM 0.-., El Montei CA Gw•do Tem1us, 154' Ambeflnf. Costa Mesa, CA92626 ... Pominpez.. 114() ~Mt Bl'td., P'•a• mount, CA 90723 This b11slne1s Is COfl· ducted by: joint ffntllf• Hava you started doifll b&IS4nus yet7 No GererdoTenaus Thia statamant wu filed wltfl t.1141 County Cl«tl of Oranc• County on LZ/02/02 HOHtUIM Daily Piiot Dec. 3, 10, 17. ZA. 2002 T9l3 Di.cut Crazy. 76& 1 Ellis Aff. Unit C. Huntir.ston kedl. CaNfOf'noa 92'48 Kathlene A. White, 7651 Ehli AYe. Unit C. Huntlnston Buch, Cali· fOf'nla §2641 Sidney C. Whtl•. 7651 [Illa An.. Unit C. Huntlnston llHCh, Cd- flw nla 92648 This bualness la COl1· ducted by: husband and wife HIY• you atartecl dol111 bualneu yet? No K.thleM A. White This atate-nt wea flied with the County Clerk of Oranse County on ll/13/02 ,.., .. , .... Delly Pilot Nov. 26. O.C. 3, 10, 17. zooz T958 Peclflc Whey Crystal Cove, LP, 7961 Pacific CoHI Hwy., Nel!WPClfl Coest. CA 92667 Thts Is The Whe1. Inc. (NV), 711 S. CarSO<t St. 4, CIWSO<t City NV 89701 Thia business la con· ducted by: a limited partnera/llp Hawe 1ou surted ~ 1>11Slness yell No Mvc M. W11Say Thia atatement was flled with the County Cle<'ll of Oranct County on 12I09/02 !OOIHl61H Pally Pilot O.C. 10, 17, 24. 31, 2002 T974 Elita Motts ... Servlcu. 27134 Pas•o Espada t 32.4, San Juen Capist· rano. C•l"otnl• 92615 Danika Fawn Couelllln, 31742 Avenlda Avilla, Sa n Ju•n C1,plslnno, Calif cw nla 92675 Thia b11slness Is con. dllcted by: an lndlVIOltal Hn• you at.tad dolnc buslneaa ,.u Ito Danllla CollChlln Thb statement wu flied wltlt the County CWll ol Orqe Co11nty on 12/16/02 HOt .... IMU Dally Piiot Dec. 17, 24. 31, 2:002, Jen. 7, %003 T99l Cine 0. Moch1tl, 2t l0 Ronla. ,...WJ>Ofl Beach, CA92660 Jan s.1 .. ato, 17430 BHch Blvd., HuntlnctOf'I BHch, CA 92647 Ron Saluto. 17430 Beach Bl'td., HuntinctOf'I Buch, CA. 92647 TlllS business Is con· ducted by; a ...,.... .. Tiiis statement •as flied with the Co1111ty Clefll o1 Orence Collnty on 12/09/02 JOOJ6t2•1.. I' Daily Piiot Dec. 10, 17, 24.31,2002 1'973 • TMISdlr, O.C.W 17, 2002 "' ljliiiilii .. Liiii ..... .. Liiii ... .. Liiii .... .. l.1111 .... .. l.1111 ..... ............ -l.1111 ..... .. ............ Lllll .... ....... ........... f!M ......... '41'MIM ., .... ~ ... J,J.'1 CnloM A11to Dlltllllllll. 738 West 17th St ' Slllte c. Cost. Mesa, CA12127 JMM J. AIVIWldo, 13402 ... wllM St Apt 4, O•• Gtove, CA 92844 TIMI busJM&s ~ con Mted .. ,. ltfl ifMltvldvll tt.v. 10V •••t•d doiflc ..,.._, ,.n Yes. 111 25/2002 ,_,..,, Alv1tado Tllft atelement wes flted wttll tlwt Cou11ty Cl«ll of Of•111• County Oft 12/13,/02 ... HtHM4 Dail~ l'llot Oec 17. 24. 31. 2002 Jan 7, 2003 1976 12041 Mlle Ceulll«, HovMflold It-~ & ~ b Cefol A~ Cow1111, HovM11oN It•'"' & A$1en at lif1ct1 lendlo<tl r-vn tt.. rtcf\1tobtd11 u lt. CHtl only Sele Is wbJKt to "nc•••Uon 111 the 1v1t1I ol settlement kt- leftdlo(tf and obht1ta4 ~t., Slen"'l .khoWS Miftt. Stllf ace Published Ne wport Beech Cflh Mes. D.,.y Ptlot December 17, 24, 2002 1989 fktMI. ..... ......... The totlowlnc persons are doina business as: Reynolds Contractina, 1138 l/2 Yiclorl• Place, Cosl11 Meae.I. CA 92627 M1hhew ::; Reynolds. 1138 1/2 Victoria Place, Coste Mell, CA 92627 This busmess Is con dueled by. an Individual Hen you stM led dome business yet? Yes, 2000 Metthew Rgnolds TIM fltl•-11t "•t f!Md .._. Ult County Cllfll el OfllllP Cotittty 111 U./13/02 "82ffj67tt D .. 1., f'olot o~ 17. 24, 31, 2002 Ju. 7, 2003 T986 .......... .......... The lollowlftc persons 1te ~ bU$1nus as: BC.CU'-Medil Croup, 2465 Cempus Drtve, h 1ne, CA 92612 John Heyden Oenllnf.«, 24026 Carevel, L•1un1 Niauel, CA 92fi77 This buslnen Is con· dueled by: en Individual Have you &,tarted doma busUius yet? l'fo lolm Hityden Denllntl!I' This statement wn hied with the County Clerk of Oranae County on H/22/02 200"26t24710 Daily Pilot Nov. 26, Dec. 3. 10, 17,2002 T957 ........... ... Sf .. Thoe lotlowllla .,.,,._. .... .,..., btltlftn• ... M. ...... 19!11 TldlJll Awe.. Co&l1 ...... CA '2621 Ha..111411 81111do4la Mor· ri.. 1951 T11sllft Ave., ~·Men, CA 92627 Thia buslneu Is con· ducted by 111 lndMdtlal Hi ve you Jterted dolnt bvMnas 1't7 No Hen•l•I Beeudoua Moms this sbttment was flied with lhe County Clerk ol Oranc• <Aunty on 12/13/02 2002H2'6U Daily Pilot Dec 17. 24, 31, 2002 Jan. 7, 2003 1984 Re-.. ..... ......... ~to4'by:1111......,.. Hive y4MI 1ta. Mid doillc business yet? Yes, 12/1/ 02 l'•tlideM HllltM Th11 st1te-1tt wH l!Md with Uw County Clefk of Or•nce C.unty on )2/13/02 H0_26t267U D•if~ Piiot Dec. 17, 2.4, 31. 2002 '"'· 7 , 2003 T9l3 ........... .......... Tho lollowinc persons •re tlotnc bu11Mss H . Oulces, 2811 Heul Pi.ct', Coste Mesa, CA 92626 Rosem11y rtons. 1430 Avenlda Del l/lsh , C0<on1, CA 91720 This business Is con· ducted by: 1n lnd1vldu1I Ha'Ve you started doina business yet? No Rosemary Flores This sl1lemenl wn filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on 12/13/02 20026926716 Oeilr Not Dec:. 17, l 4, 31. 2002 J111. 7, 2003 T995 ..... .... ......... The foilowMIC l)WSOftl ......... ~ n: o..-. Aut-W.. 301'6 Sonrln l11.. L11un1 ...,.._CAmn Hosstln 01nH hM1nd, 301641 Sou lu l n • LIC"n• NCwt. CA '12677 lJUs bwlness Is COit· cluctetl by: Ill lfldtyiou.I Ktve Y4MI started doiflc businat yet7 Yts Houein Oanesllllllfld This st1tement was flied with tilt <Aunty Clerk ot Ounce County on 12/<:IJ/02 20026t26076 Dally Piiot Dec. 10. 17, 24, 31, 2002 T971 ........... ......... Jmnffw l-•· 1621 ..... Or., IJl~te Anl "'Wits. CA Thi& W a.IMu la C4NI· Mt.M by .. lftll""-1 ..... '°" Jt.wtotl .,.... bu'llMu ,.t7 "° Jetlftifw L-o This sbl-l wn tited with . tM County Clef\ of Oflfltl Cottnty on 12/1 l/'02 .,..U..2 Daily Pilot Dec 17. 24, 31, 2002 Jan 7, 2003 T979 .......... .......... TIM followln1 PlfSOM ere doinc business n Spectrum Eltclronlcs, 21636 f ernlt1f. L•ke forest, CA 92630 MichHI A. 8rown1n1. 2163'. fetnleal, l •k• Forest, CA 92630 This bus!ness is con· ducted by: en lndlVldwll Heve you started dolnc business yet7 No MichHI A. Bro"ninc TI11s slelement wes llMd wilts tl!t Count! Cleril If Or-.o c-ty •11/lt.1'12 ... llllUUt1 Delly fl'll9t O.C. 17, 24, J l. 2002 Jea. 7, 2003 Tt!IO ........... ........ TNfotlowillcl*-., ..... ......_.as: B....._lll .......... Medfe, 2465 Ca111P111 Orlve, lrwlne, CA 92112 '°"" Heit• Oenllnpr. 2.402S C.net, Lacvll• Nisuel. CA 92IT7 This~-Is con· ductt4 Illy: In lndi'WWllal Hawe you •tarted clc);nc bu-sy•t1No John H•1*n Dtnlinaer This st1tement • wes filed with the County Clerll. ~ Or•nae County on 11/22/02 l002'H4711 l>1Hy Pilot Nov. 26, Dec. 3,JO. 17,2002 Th956 .......... .......... '-1 L_. o.bll la. 124 h at r1l1114'1le, Or ...... CA~ ..., G. HetievdM. 324 East l'el"'dal• Awe , Ot--.,CA!m5 Tiiis buslans " COfl dud.td •it •n llldlvWu.el ...... )'Oii t.laftM .... --~7 No JMll HwioudM Tllis 1tate-nl was liW ... the C-ty ~ of Of1n1• Countr Oft 10/13!02 "92H26712 Daily Ptfot De<: 17. 24. 31. 2002. hn 7. 2003 T9C7 ........... ......... The lollowmc persons are do•na busirMss as Proven Concepts. t415 E. 15tfl St . S1nta Ane. CA92702 barren McCrea, 1415 E 15th SI., Sant• Ana, CA 92702 This busmen 1s con ducted by an 1ndl•tdual Have rou sl•tad doinc bvsinns xet1 No 01tre11 McCru TNa lltu-M WM 11114 wlttl llM C:O-ty c ........ Of-•• County Oft l2/l 3I02 Me2,Mt6110 l>lify l'ilot o.c 17, 2 4 ,• 31. 2002 '"' 7. 2003 T9l2 .......... ........... The follow1f11 penons .,. doull butinns .. Wetwlendtults, 15432 f Cully Or Or•ns•. CA ~ Pele llnuma, Jr 156!2 [ Cully Or • Or enc•. CA 92.865 fh1s busllleU •~ co11 41uctelf> by 111 1nd1v1dual H.ve you sterted doinc buslntu yet7 Yes. 8/1/ 02 Pete lanaema, Ir Thi) 1l~lemenl w.O' ltled with the County Clerll, of Or a nae Count) . on 12/13/02 20026'26714 Delly Pilot Dec 17 ?4 31. 2002 Jan 1 2003 1978 . Policy How to Place A ___ Deadlines ----. Rates and deadlines arc subject to change with out notice. 1lic publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify. revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please repo rt any error that mny be in your classified ad immediately. The Oaily Pilot acc:cpL<1 no liability for any error in an advertiscm<.'nt for which it may be responsible c:u:cpt for the coi>e of the space m.:tually occupied by the error. Credit can only be a llowed for the first insertion. CLASSIFIEJAD Monday ...................... Friday 5:00pm Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pm By Fax (949) 6J l -6SCW By Phone (949) 642-5678 By Mai 1/1 n Per son: 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa. CA 92627 At Newpon Blvd. & Bay St Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5 :OOpm 1Thursday ............ Wedne~day 5:00pm Cl'k"°"' tndU\k >••II rLllll<' OIMI 1lho•k nwull<'f anJ "'C II call l "" hJ. k "uh • ro< e 4"'~~ I Friday .................... Thur\day 5:UOpm Hours -v--Saturday ..................... Fnday '.'\·UOpm Tch:phooc 8 JOam-5:00pm Munday Friday Walk-ln 8:30am·5:00pm Mooday-Fnday Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm Index AllllOUIKUUNTS lSlJ & MISC. 1010-1110 GARAGE SALE BUSINESS & FllWICW Cakbl/ ....... '°'SS 4 lltCOU>S nc .Im. 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Pllbo lbUrV' fllr Houjfnc l\ct of t968 --------chws 71 ... 337·2817. as amended which 2 lA-Z·IOY white n'lell.u 1t lll111a t lo luther chairs Cost edvMtlse ·11ny pr ~fer $100081, wil sel Sl95ee. ence. llm1lallon 01 U 1e new. 94!Mi42·2305 CU-I <Jwts-(odvs 10 yeers old, loaded w/llowen 10/aat utt11 rare $245 949-160·1071 All STEEL BUILDING ...,._eel _. 50tl00 -Sl 7.lliO Now $11,910 c., OliMr 1'8»2!1l-Ol II ~] M10-St40 soos-saso IYOW•U• lu•Uty hume built 1(100 3 story 6br/5b.t S? 100,000 I UUllY home b1111t ?001 3 ''"' y 4bf /4bd s:.>, l«JO ooo llt1h lnrnme ptopt"1t, duple• \ohd bldl Mrdo teuane 1n ~eanf1ont Sl.!>90.000 ,~ ....... t•t-27t-7SOJ RESORT/ VACATION PROPERTY FORSAI.£ Oesaft Pnlflltr -NtMlleot o...t ._, I loVlllAct low lo ,._, you llncl 'fO'll r.thmrnt home Of your p!I •WQJ .. 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Ocunlronl/22nd pvt rM. unlwn, shaft b1, utls pd, n/~c. llllcll--tte. lndfy, I Mock. lo Newport P• $695/mo Cell S.m 1t g.eg.27g. 7905 (betwHn 9•·;> b•sls To comp4ein ol Ills c;rirnlNtJon, ul IW tol- frM et I 800 424 8590. 1413 All ELECTRIC WHEt:L CHMIS • Ntw No cost to you II etl&lble. Me dlc11e acupted. Whfflch•ws and Pow· erchlllrs (scooter style) "We lrul rou rtahtr (800 )8 35 J IB . (CM.•SCAN) 3111 W TO $900,000. NMC.OtllY Aelllll t4t-720-1721 ......... - IAU llA Y <DfT1Jt 2651 hint An , 90051, Coif view, ref.llil on Sitt 714-573-7780 OCIM PA .. OUMA NtaMTAllfMG SUt,000 A8l . t4t-72M 120 CWIMSAT l-<41JO 15 V11 Venem 4bf. 4 !>be ltbr If}' • bo "~100111 $1.SIS,000 24Cet.a- A tOU<. It of ttety 4bf 2.Sbl, Strode home $9,729,000 PlATINUM "'4WDllH Stef•nlt Mevref 949 715-3156 ,_llSTATIS rannc:a TlllCMtl U"°"WIM USA ..... , .... 705 -w.petrkktenoce.com RCSCENTIAl FelTM..S OfWliE 7• CWfTY ....,., .... 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