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Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 2004
OONlEAClt IOAILYPILOI
A runway model gets the attention of hghts and cameras at Mjlcy's in South Coast Plaza as she shows off the latest Tommy H1lf1ger line.
Fashion arrives
Alicia Robinson
and S.J. Cahn
Daily Pilot
W e'd like tu belicw
we've always been
thb fa. ... hio~able. hut
tlwsc d;_1ys 111
particular. O.C seem!> 10 be thl'
llt'W I.A
And with it, for now, so do Newport-Mesa
and Orange County, which are enjoying
time in t he pop cu lture s potlig h t.
up at tht.' Ball ma HayCluh anti
Rr-.on in January, and Perry Elli'
d1•s1g11er Patri\:k Robinson
launcht'<I hi1> o;pring collection at
tht• Fa!-.hion Island Blourningdalr'i.
la!'.t month.
Every time you turn around,
hig-n:tnll' fa'>hion dc!'>ig\lers art•
jelling in to bask in their
1:us10mer!'>0 approval and give
pcri.onal lip' on tht'ir dot he-..
The latest instann• of lhb wa-.
an exc:lui.1vc appearance hy
sportswear baron 'lbmmy I lilfigcr
on rue~tlay al Mary\ at lic1111h
Coa-.1 Pla7A1 I lilfiger wa-.
promo1in~ hb high-end 11 I hlfigl'r
line, which is new, and exd11o;1vc.
lo Mncy's l'.torc!'..
At about fi:45 p.m .. a lwvy or
cdehrily models paraded hdorl'
aho111 !lOO at-lime-. ~creaming
spl't:talors. intluding a line
looking down from the Ooor
a hove.
lil i.lrains of David Boww sung"
(along with the supermodel Iman,
hl''s parl of the line':. adwrtising
duo). heire-.s Nicky I lilton.
N~ym:\ Joey Fatont', Mcn'1li11t
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Phillip!> and Ian Mckc·1· Imm tlw
'IV show "'I hl' Barhulorclle" aml
Jasun Lewis of"Sex anc.J Lhc City"
walked, MOmpcd, swirled amt
'1n111ed down the catwalk in thl'
hright color!> and bold slripl'~ that
hdp define I lilfigcr'i. lll'w l111e
ll 's ah1111i-1 hemming old hut:
I >esigner-. have hel'n .,howing up
in Newport Mesa a 101 lately.
tJothing and shol' desigiwr
Kcnm•th t .olc did a hook i.igning
at the '><lllll' Macy\ la~I fall. Bill
Blass de'>lg11cr lose ~oh<; "hmwd
rlH' l'Vl'nl!'. an· a big tlraw ror
frL-.hlOll·!-.avvy 0 .L CUSI0111t'ri-.
whu llavt' jumped with credit
card-. i11 hand a l the t'h<u1re to
rnccl thl' fan·!> hl'hind tlwir
favorite lhreadi-.
"/\ lu111r1heo;1• hav1· i.uld out a~
-.0011 a-. they 1111 the selling Ouor ...
llilliger <;aid of the rcspo11'c
during 1h1• line\ lir-.1 fow wei>ks al
~IHJth Coetsl l'la:1.a '>lOrt'.
Otlwr'\ haw fo1111d a -.i111ilarly
See FASHION, Paee A4
Liffi e light will shine on Orange Coas t filmmakers
The Newport Beach Film Festival will h ave an
a fternoon a t Lido Theater d evoted to five movies
c reated by stude nts from the community coll ege.
Marisa O'Neil
Da1lyP1lot
COS'li\ MES/\ -Student lllmmak-
er" from Orange Coast ColJege will get
<;o me major cxpo!.11rc at the Newport
Beach Film Festival this year.
·n1e festival is devoting an after-
noon <m April I H in the Udo Theater
to five films produced by OCC stu ·
dents. Though s1ude111 work has pre-
vio u-.ly hecn featured al 1hr festival,
now in its fifth year, this i~ the first
time it has had its own i.e<.:tion or the
fcsti vcll.
"It's really exciting, especially be-
cause it's in Newport Reach. --.aid 24
year-old I lannah Stone, whose adven-
ture film "Samurai" will he screened.
"OCC is a really ltrcat school and it's
wonderful to showcac;e our films. I
think it gets overlooked because it's a
junior college. but this helps get ii ou1
I here and show how good our films
arc."
OCC: film lnstrui:tor Smit Bruhcrg
helped organi.ze "OC:C: Shorti." with
fellow teacher Lance Winkel. who i!>
also rei.ponsihle for booking '\hort
films for the festival. Hie school's film
and video department srl!'ctl'<l the
best sLudcnt work over 1l1c• past two
years and suhmittcd it to a 1>cltl'lion
commitlce.
rney round enough quuhly lilrni-
from those, Winkel said, to justify giv-
ing Orange Coast College iti. own cal·
cgory al the festival.
"One of our mission statcnwnls is
to highlight Orange County filmmak-
ers," Winkel said of the fcstivJI. "OCC
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•WHAT: "OCC Shorts" Orange Coast
College Student Short Film
Showcase featuring "La Cruz," "A
Misinformed Tragedy," "Peekaboo,"
"T.N.T. • and "Samurai.·
•WHEN: April 18 at l p.m.
•WHERE: Regency Lido Theater,
3459 Via Lido. Newport Beach
•FOR TICKETS: http:llwww.newport
beachfilmfost.com
has 011e of linCbt lilan !-.chuols a11d it'.<.
sitting al a community college. The
work they have rn11 11nlt out of there.
See FILMMAKERS, Pa1e A4
THINKING ALLOWED
Banners
will stay
through
season
Costa Mesa C ity Council
will inCludc eventua l rules
regarding youth s ports
signs in existing laws.
Deirdre Newman
Darty Pilot
COS'Ji\ MESA -B<llllll'r'> that have
been lhl' bal·kdrop w ro11111lt•" youth
sport~ games llcw i.·cnll'r .. 1agl' Monday ai-
d 1y leaders wrc~tlt>d with how to parify
nci);\hhor!> who lind 1101 hi11g pl.1yful about
them.
11ll' hanncri. rl•cognin· h•am '>flllll'>Or'i,
whos1· d11na1io11" .1llow llw playc-r~ to par·
tidpall' al an alfonlahll' rail'. Oppont·111~
ul tht' hanru~r.-daim lht'y L'all'><' hligh1.
Mort• than lwn hour' of puhhc lt•,1i -
mo11y illustratl'd the e1111111111l huth sHle . .,
f1•el ah11111 lht' banners. Ma11y !>aid lht'y
W<'rt' di '>heartt•ned 1ha1 r11111plai111" .1ho111
lhl' hanner!'. hav1· l'llll'>llll1nl '" 111111 h
lillll' .u1d energy
Ultimately, 1lw City Lrnrrwrl din·1·1t•d
.. 1aff nwmhcri. to wurt... w11h < 'm111dl
woman Ubhy C:mv:111 111 n•lirw prttp1i..ed
regulation!> M> 1lwy fall u111ll'r llH' 111y'i. ex-
isting o;ign ord111;11Ke. Cound l nkmhl'ri.
See BANNERS, Page A4
ENVIRONMENT
Stretch of
sand clo ses
after spill
Blocked sewer pipe causes
2,000 to 3,000 gallons to
po ur. Clos ure of beach will
b e indefinite, o ffi cials say .
Alicia Robinson
Daily Pilot
NFWl'C >Jrl Ul'J\< 11 A "'wage• 'Pill
cauM·d hy lrt'l' rnoh him t...mg .1 "c·wcr pipe
on Monday It'll Cir ange Lou111 y Ilea Ith
C<irt' /\gency ollin<il'> to l'loi.t• lht' lwach
from the Newport lloull'v<ird Bndgt> to the
projertion of lhvt'rsid1• l>nw until rurther
notice.
A mai111e11ant'l' worker disroverl'd the
-;pill in the 700 block of lhlh Street around
J p.m. while chcckinr.: 0111 .1 -.lippin);\ ha7.·
ard from a p<>MHhlc water leak, said Jerry
Vasquez. main1r·11ani.:c -;upl•rvi~or for the
Costa Mc:.a Sanitary District Sa11i1ary dis-
lrirl workers ll"l'U a varuum tna rk to con-
trnl the spill. which official~ c-.1imall'd was
from l.()()() 10 :l.000 gallons of waslC'.
rhe beach closure wai. poqcd because
-.01111' ~t·wage !lowed inlo n -;ton11 drain
that leads lo lht• h:trtmr ofT l.ido Marina
See SPILL, Paee A4
A walk that w ould do Judy Oetting proud
Dail y Pi lot
AT A GLANCE
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WEATHER ~
Expect fog to come
around in the morning,
leave, then return at
night
SeePe1eA2.
SPORTS
E1tancla's baaeball team
handles Santiago's, 8-4.
Sff Pe1eA7
T hese Nikes were made for
walking, and that's just what
they'll do. Don't make any plans
for the weekend of May 14. You are
officially invited to walk. on the Daily
Pllot learn for thJs year's annuaJ Relay
for Life in Newport Beach.
That's right. it is that time of the year
agaJn. 11me to lace up your tennies and
join in one of the greatest parties in the
area. where participants walk for 24
hours to raise money for the American
Cancer Society.
This will be the third year Newport
Beach has hosted the event and the
second year the Dally Pilot will enter a
team. For those of us at the paper. this
LOLITA
HARPER
year will be even
more meaningful, as
our team will honor
our late advertising
director, Judy
Oetting. who pao;scd
away Feb. 26 of
pancreatJc cancer.
She was only 51.
Thoee on the Daily
Pilot team will be,
"Walking with Judy"
-as It will say on
our team T-shirts.
And l~t me teU you. a walk. with Judy Is
not something you want to J>8M up.
Her laugh, her smile. her crooked nod
of the head that lovingly let you know
you just made a fool out of yourself, will
be replaying in my head as I walk. my
laps. Her words of encouragement. her
prompting to keep going, her proml!ie
that cverYthing wilJ wortc out the way it
was meant to. is what is going to keep
me truddn' around the track..
And I want you all to walk with me.
Here's the way it works: Members of
our team will divvy up the walking
duties in shifts -ultimately covering all
24 hours of the relay. That means from
6 p.m. on Friday to 6 p.m. on Saturday,
we wiU have a representative on that
track.
In order to accommodate the
late~night. afl er-hours walkers. the team
sets up a tent in our dt'1>igna1etl
campsite. Contrary to popular helicf.
the 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. shifts are at1ually a
blast. Sleep deprivation und giddiness
start to settJ e in and before you know it.
you are giggUng your way around that
track. -passing the quiet hours by
making silly dares of those around you.
For the sake of not incriminating
myself and other teammates, l wUJ leave
it at that. But tnast me when I tell you. it
l.s fun to be a night owl.
If you are more conventional. you are
welcome to sign up for any of the
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Amanda K. Abbott, Robin
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FOR A GOOD CAUSE
KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT
Maudie Whyte. a volunteer at Hoag Hospital. assists in a number of act1v1t1es. including working m the gift shop.
Venerable volunteer
Alicia Ro b inson
Daily Pilot
A ftl·r more than rwo dt•cade,
<111d nearly I D.000 hour' of
'ervice. Maudie Whyte
hasn't lo~l her drive to
vuh 111tt•t•r
I h e :'\:t'IVport Beach re::.ident ha!>
hl·t·n lend111i.: her help at I loag
~ lt·111or1JI l lo~p11al Pre ... bytcnan .,111re
I Yll I.
\he ha' done \an ou\ th111g ... at thr
ho.,ptt.11 induding 'pending lime wuh
1.incc·r p:tttenh . Shr even drove a
pat1l'1tt home tu OrJ ngc aftl'r the
womJn I Md '>ll~l'f)' hi:cau~e I he
JMtienl hJd no rl'lativt•s in Llw ari:a
.ind J friend who had r omi: to ptd.
her up had to leLtve. Whyte ~aid.
"rtwre w a .. no one ebc· to 1 .111." 'ht'
'Jill.
\Vhyte hl'a1d aho11t the vohmtt'L'I
Maudie Whyte has
sp e nt more tha n
20 years helping out
at Hoag Hospita l.
opportunity from a friend who wa~ in
charge of rhe 'iurgery wailing room.
but ~he's always had a perMmal bent
toward J'i,bting '>ick people, ~he ~aid.
"I 'ihould have been a nurse." she
.. aid. "I wouldn'r want to operale. hut I
want to help people."
Mo..,t of her time recl'nrly h,,, been
devolt:'d to the i..11fr ~hup and the
'urgcry wa11in~ room. whi:re !>he gi:t<i
info rmatton lrom doctor' and nur'>e'
ro family mrmhcr' of par tcnb who
arc having operatiorh.
"It'!> really sometime.., very
nt:r\'l'·rad .. mg hi:cau.w tlwre·., J lot of
FYI
For information on volunreer services
at Hoag Hospital call (949) 760·2264.
people and a lot of name!>, hut you feel
like you're doing a good job." she said.
In the gif1 :.hop. !>he sells people
nuwers. ho~piwl gown:-.. ;u1d ruys and
haby things. "Maudie i' one uf our
long· term. loyal and devored •
volunteers," said Sherry Surnn<>r. the
hospital'~ dirccror ul volunteer
~ervires. ··she really cares a lot."
I loag I lospital Auxiliary has about
700 adult volunteers who help in a
\'anety of wu~. including running the
gilt hop. which donates the proreed1-
-about SI 00.000 a year -to the
hospital. Sumner said.
"They're an integral pan of our
customer c;atisfaction and they
provide caring service, .. she said.
PET OF THE WEEK GETTING INVOLVED
Rainey
H.1111l'\' t' an IJ. monrh-uld
1011111,t·-.hdl ktllen who wa~
111\llll'd h um a backyard when
'Ill' wn' "mall. Ramey en111yed
hemg with her ong111al
rarcgh er and playin~ w11h all
tht• oth~r ki11en" hut would
nan .awav <ind avoid her
I •lll'l-!i\'t'r.
"he nerded a caregiver that
would g1vt-her one-on-one
a11cn1ion and would demand
human 111teraction rather than
j1N hl'inl( able to pursue
actr11c• play with other cal!>.
Now. Rainey ha~ received
month., of personal atrention
from Dan and Jodie Roberts of
Cu~la Me!><!. Ht:>r intensive
rehabilitation included
playing with human rather
tJ1an cat~. being hand-fed
rather than free feeding and
learning to love the human
touch. Rainey would have
been considered unadoptable
without the care Dan and
Jodie gave her.
Now, Rainey craves
attendon and wants to play
and interact but wiJI need an
Indoor home without
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SURF AND SUN
WEATHER
FORECAST
It will be cloudy in the
morning then clearing. Highs
will be from 66 to 72 with light
winds. Tonight will be partly
cloudy with areas of fog after
midnight. Lows will be from 50
to 55 with light winds.
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BOATING
FORECAST
Winds will be variable at 10
knots or less becoming
westerly at 10 to 16 knots in the
afternoon with wind waves of 2
feet or less on a west swell of 2
to 4 feet at 11 seconds. Tonight
wind• will be out of the west at
10 to 16 knots In the evening
becoming variable 10 knots or
le11 overnight with wind
waves of 2 feet or le11 on a
we1t IY(ell of 3 to 5 feet.
Farther out, wind• will be
out of the W9lt 81 10 to 20 knots
on combined seas of 6 to 7 feet
with a dominant period of 11
seconds. Tonight, winds will be
out of the west al 10 to 15 knots
on combined seas 6 to 8 feet.
SURF
The size is expected to drop
to knee to waist height for
south·facing breaks and ctiest
high for west-facing spots.
That all will ctiange come
Thursday when the next swell
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TIDES
Time
5:28a.m.
11:40a.m.
4:56p.m.
11:16 p.m.
tWght
-0.22 feet low
4.07 feet high
1.19 feet low
6.96 feet high
WATER
TEMPERATURE
60degreea
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Da1ty Piiot Wednesday. April 7, 2004 A3
Reaching for outer space BABY BACKS! ... A ... ...,. Of CHINr OH4 .,..,,,
Newport reside nt
clings to the hope
that a rock he found
behind his home is
o u t of this world .
Marisa O'Neil
Daily Pilot
llk k Gon.ki has been between
a rock and a hard place ever
'>ince the Dl'(.,-ember evening he
:.aw wh at he thought wai. -;-and
wha1 he still 1hinks is -a me-
teorite 1ha1 fell from Lhe .,ky.
Ill' found it the neX1 day, lying
in the brush behind 'his home
near the Bac.:k Buy. It wa'> .ibout
the siz(' of a human skull,
weighed around 15 pound:. and
looked tantali1.ingly alien rom -
pared IO olhl•r objects nearby ..
It had mark... that lookl'd like it
could haw gone thm uWi the
1-.arth's almo,phcrt'. It had funny
pnl'kmark...... It even hud :.ome
nll'lallic flake' cmbt.'dded in it.
lllll could it be au extra-te~s
triul visitor?
C ;orski read up un nwtcori1es
.11 the library and 'ought t'Xpen
opinion tu ronfirm 1ha1 hi~ find
wasn't just a1101hcr hunk of rock.
Ba!'!cd on vi.;ual inspection of a
!'>ampll'. a \lniver:.ity of Arizona
expt'n dt>d ared it an igneous
rock matl1• of quarv. fl'ltlspar
and bio1i11:. · F.a rlhling quartz,
ll'lt.bpar and hioti tl', that ii-.
But, Cor~ki .,,,id, the Mar~ Ho-
vt:r~ ju ... 1 found those mfr1eral<; on
l.ir .... Maytll'. ju~t maybt', it wa1, a
Marti;111 rock.
" l'hey land 1111 Mars i11 January
.1mJ Mars lamb on Earth in Dl'-
n·mlll'r," hl· marvclctl.
NC'XI, (;Or!->kl Senl il Ill lJUA.
Still. they i:.<1id, an •:arth rn1·k -a
"nwtcorwrong;" 1101 a nw11·1mtl'.
Al (;riffith ob ... crv-a1ory, ~llllll'
11111' offered him $5 for iL
"I read in a book Lh<H tht• rarer
llll' 1111.'tt·orill', lhc harder it i~ for
anybody to look ut it and li!,fllrC il
11u1," c;orski sai<J. ''Every 1i111c. in -
~tcad or gc11111g upset, I thought:
··111a1 mci111!'> n·~ juM tha1 much
more rare.'"
Entl'r C:alll·rh. And <>range
( :oa~t College and lrvinl' Valley
C ,11flt'J.(l'. All took a fool . All d1'-
rlarC'd it tl·rre~lrial.
"It'~ a well-rounded , river lypc
houlclcr rock," said Irvine Valley
< olll·gc• Prl'!->ident Cllenn Ho4ue-
111ore. who i!'> a registered Kt'Olo-
J.:"I. ··11ll' composition secrn:. to
·Ill' fairl~ 1,1m1dard to local form;.i -
1 i1111 ... :·
fill f'tlCJlO llAltY PllOI
Rick Gorski of Newport Beach has sought the opinions of
sc1ent1sts to prove the rock shown m his hands is lrom outer
space . So far, the experts have said they believe tt 1sn'I.
l'lw rock wa." likely fo1111l'd
million' of year.. ago fru m 111
w11~c heal and presM1rc along lht•
inll'r~t·dion of the North Anwri·
ca11 aml l'acifir ll'l'lnn ic plall''
Similar rock..., he ~id, rn11 Ill'
found 111 the hill' near 1'01 1111.1
and Hake parkways.
IJ11dau111ed, \.orski a~kl'd
Orange Coast College gt•oloi.ty
profe!.Sor Erk Bcmk r to do ::.111m·
f11rtlll'r analy:.i:..
Aller thin section tesl!'>, mi11l'rnl
itk111ilin 1tion and ICXltmtl a11aly-
~is. he came to his co11cltL,i1111.
··11·, very typical of lht' rork.' \\ot'
haVl' around ht.'r<' in the S.111 Joa
qui11 I fill._, .. Bender !>aid. ··11\ a
piece or line-grain gr<mitt •. I hL'
tt>'L' just verified what I ulrt•ady
thought. But he wa' prc11y ada
mmll that it wa' u rnell'oritl' ..
·1 he rock, he 'aid, prohahly
rolled down a hilf .i11to tlw nw1
channel and gol tkpo~ill'd lw
hind l .11r~lj', hou" ·
Ii'!-> 111.1d1· ol q1i.1r11, fpfd,pa1
and '01111• mil·a, ht· ,,ud
"I It· w;i,, 1elli11g 11w llll'n' wai-
'l1111t• 111c·1al i11 llll'1t'." lkndt•r
--.1id "1\, l.ir a' I t ,111 1l'll. 11\ Imm
\\ht•11 lw n1111 Ofll'll \\•1th a --.1w."
Hu1 t .ur,ki i' '11ll 11p11111i ... 1ir.
"Yo11 havt' to lw 1k .ii 'f1l'C1fi1
thing ...... (;111,ki .,,lid. "It It'll~ you
right 111 1lw hook' 11\ the -..111\l·
111.1tl·n.1f, y1111'11· g0111g to find on
F.1rth. I ha1\ whv 1111·1t•oritt'' ;in•
!Ill hard Ill li11d .. , \'l'l'VOllt' 1hi11k!->
ii \ ,1 ll'l ll''l11.1l 111rk."
:O.:t•\I, lw'll g1•1 h1' .... 1111plt'' had
ln1111 l\\•11tf1·1 ,11111 'l'IHI 1ht•111 .Ill
t:.ilt1·1 h 1·xpl•r1 I )1111 ll1111w11 lor .1
Citl'>l'I J1111l.
"I 1l1111k tlw ll111 k will ''"fl
1hc·11"." C .or,k1 ,,ml ''I It• .11·1u.1lly
l1111l ' .11 11w1t·11ntl''-111•\ f11ok1·d
.11 Htl0 .111tl l111111cl l\\11 ctf 1lw111. I h·
ha~ a 11.111ll'd ,.~,.,I'll h.1w lo :it·
n•tll 1111· l,11 11111111.11111' '·'V' ..
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PUBLIC SAFETY
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Man found dead
at Newport beach
A 44-ycar-old Coslu
Mesa man wu.' found dead
011 the beac h wuh a gun-
'>hot wou11d at 18th Strte1
Monduy 11i8ht. Ncwpcm
Be111:h pohtc s<1id. ·nw dra1h was i.ft•ter-
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• Avocado Streei; An
individual was reponedly
suspected of being under
the influencti of drugs 1n the
300 block at 8.16 a.m.
Sunday.
• flllr Drive •nd V•ngu•rd
W•v: A traffic accident
uwolving i111uries was
reported at 2:57 p m.
Sunday.
• Newport Boutev•rd: Petty
theft was reported in the
2300 blod\ al 3:51 a.m.
Sunday
• Newport 8oulttY•rd and
Ent 16th St'f..t: A
hit-and run was reported al
5:08 p m. S unday.
• Pinecreelc Drive: Grand
theft was reported in tho
2800 bl odc at 3:29 p m
S unday
• pt•c:enti• Avenue: An
mtliv1clual was 1eportedly
suspr:c.1od of bemg drunk m
public m tho 2200 blod\ a1
12 20 p m Sur.da'(.
NEWPORT BEACH
SPILL
Continued from f'\ I
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vt111111111•nt.1' lw.1hh 'l1L"n.1h't 1111
thl' Orr1111(i' C 111rn1r I lt-Jlrh < ~m·
1\xcm-y
I he· clo,ur 1· u 11111• aioo a flood 111
~1111lll''· many Im m lJ(' lrv11H'.
;111• 'llt''"ng that 111b,m n11111ll 1'
1h1· lil.t'ly .. 11u1t'1• 111 h:11'lt'n.1 and
VlrLI\l"1' 1h.11 111.1kl' .,wi11111wr-; a11d
'ur1t'r~ 'IL~. 1111• ltlll'\I po1111 11u1
thal !.11rf1•1, .11 Newport and
I ltu\ti111<t1111 wt•11• 111 twkc ct.'
{lflen in tJll' w1111t'1 of 19\Jll a'
lht"t' 111 S.1111,1 ( I U/
01111'1 lt'l"l'lll '11ul1t•' hdVt'
fUl\t'cl q111·,t11111' ah11111 tht' l'm
t .1cy uf till' 'IJ ll·\ lw <1d1 warn111~
'Ylllt'lll, 1 1:11111111~ it I)> lt111 'low It!
lw 11wlt1l.
1111' ill(t'IWV will lt>'t wull'r
'Jl11pk' t'Vt'I) ll,1y until h,11'\L'lla
h·vl'I' .1r(· 'huw11 H\ Cl1111pham t'
w11h '-ilalt• ,1;11Hluttb , c;lw '-31d
MoM dP\1111'), la,1 ahrn11 7'.!.
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"WL· wam to 't'l' a rni11i11wm
Ill l\\11 llll"t'l llllVe day'' '-llll
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111c11•hanti. w1ll 110l•r .i
'111orw1sh11rtl 11l ~11od1l'' aud
11111.;ir a11d 1•111t•11.1h11111•111 k1'l'P
'pirit' l11~h ~hill ' ar1· Ocx1hl1·
Jllll t,lll rdn).(l' rruru \0 lllllllllt''
111 tw11 h our:..
I h11M• whu .1tl' hurd t 1111· will
lw 1111tlw1rar k 1111>rt· of11.:11 thu11
lltJI
(I 1Junk. I loJ.:Kt'd ahout I h
h1111" la~t Yl'<ll l
S111n• WO I. wlwn Nl'wport
neach ht•v,a11 ho~lfnK thb 1·vl·111,
the ('ity ho'> brnkl'n n•rnnls with
Hi. unparalh•lrJ fu11drais111g 'I hb
n1mm11111t y r111•k.., when ii cu111t''
to rais111i-: rnom·y fur a ft011d
l'llll.,l', hut I am 1hrmvi11~ 11111 a
ehallengl' 1h" Yl'M
ltdily for Ufo bu 24-hour
l'Vt'lll. Why1
Not llt!cause h b convenient
and nol lJecaubC ii is easy hu1
bt:cau1'C ii j, a ll'Slllfl1C'nt to thl'
strung will of those who hoVC'
ball led c;int'l'r. 'l11C>'W who arc
walldnk arc dolnK su uut ol lovr.
mined tu be a suicide and
thtre were no suspicious
cirrum),1a1.ce:., Newport
Beach l'lllice Sgt. Steve
Shulman i.ald. The OranKe
<..:oumy Corone r's Division
wouldn't release 1he name or the victim.
The m an's body was
s potted on lhe sand by a
police officer at about
IO::W p.m .. Shulman said.
The case Is under investi·
ga1ion.
• Notth Bey froni:; A boat
burglary was reported in the
400 block at 10:38 a.m .
Monday.
• Bristol StrMt and ltvioe
Awnue: A rraffic accident
involving injuries was
reponed ar 9:34 a.m.
Monday.
•West Coaetal PHk •nd
Ridge Patt Drive: A
commercial burglary was
reported at 8:27 a.m.
Monday.
• El Modena Avenue: A loud
party was reponed in the
500 blade at 11:43 p,m.
Monday.
• Newport c.n. om.
E..st: A hit-and-run was
reported in rhe 300 block at
8:16 a.m. Monday.
• Sherington Ptace:
Vandalism was reported in
the 1600 blodt at 9:54 a.m.
Monday.
•9th StrMt and West
B•lbo• Boulewrd: A vehicle
burglary was repo rted at
2:39 a.m. Monday.
• 62.nd and Canal .v..ts:
Trespassmg was reponed at
11·24 p.m. Monday.
pll'' lhdt .in· w1thi11 'landard:.,"
M.11.ur -w1d.
l't•),1ing at lht· lorn11on 1s m m
plll'<.llL'U hernusc il°s at Ille t'Od of
a major Morrn clr..1in :.ystem.
which nt'cc~"hatc:. a lon~-tcrm
1111,1 mg hl'l:.1u ... r of bacreria from
urh1111 n 11l11fl, Mv.ur said.
111 avoid 'L'wage spills caui.rd
by pipt· problems, the ~11i1ary
Lh~tfll:I fl'L'Ommends reKUlar
111:11111t·nann· tor pip<'i.. I lome-
ownt'r' 'lmuld have pipe:.
d11~ckrd every year o r so, or ev-
C'ry i.ix n111nrh~ if rhey have a 101
ur trees. and businesses. includ-
in1-t restl1uran1s that dispose of
i.:-rcus1•. '>hould have sewage sys-
tt•rn, chedwt.1 mon~ often. Muzur
'aid
I he 'l\llltary district 1s trying to
11v1..n futut\' 'p1lb hy rnapplr1g
prohlt•n1 .m:ai. that h11vc had piJls
in the pas! ;u1d using a variety of
dl'.ming methods tu unhlodc
clu~ed p11'lC'>. Vasque-1 said.
•ALICIA ROBINSON cove1s
bus111ess, politics and the
environment. She may be reached
al 1949) 764 4330 or by e-mail at
al1c1a roblflson ci'/at1mes.com
ll''Pl'l I. ho nor J_nd suppnn 11f
llm~C' wh11 have fouWit the
d"l';L<;e
Now. if thert• arc :10 1eanh, at
lcJ.sl l<J pcoplt• urt• t>xpecll'd 10
l1t· un 1hr lrat:lt al all li111t>1>. f'his
1'111•,n't alw:1y-. ha1')JlCn -
'''1wn;illy in 1h1• twill~hl hour.
ur around 4 p.111 S;i1 urday.
tow:irJ tlw t•ncJ 11t tlw t'Vl'lll.
1 lll'll' w1·1t' 111u11y 11mc' la't year
1ha1 1111ly a h,1111lful o{ hard ,·ore
walkt'" wt•n• 1111 that tral'k.
My d 1rill1•ngl' to lht•
NL'Wpurt Mt· .... 1 tu111muni1y io;
1111t 1l11ly lo rxu•t•d monetary
l'Xp1•1·ta111111' h111 111 really
t•mhruce lhC' 'pint of lhe walk.
Ora~ your 1in•d bl·hlnd uro11111l
t h111 I rark. n.·l{:mlle"'' of l'rr".tn ds
or lat·k ol ~lt'l'P -at least you
dfC lwillthy tno11gh to do Ml.
l11o~c who art· inierc lt'CI i11
joining lht· I Jaily Pilot team can
c-mml nw u1 the address h<!luw.
(.,o-~·ap1.1i11 Lana Johnson, 1lw
Pilot's promntlon(\I director, and
I will be in cha.rge of
coordina1i11g IJ1c walking
chedu.le, Relling T-shin s and
d istributtng entry forms.
l'lca:.e come out and
repl"C'scnt the co mmunity -and
1otn LIS In our walk wilh ludy.
• LOUTA HAAPfA Is the Forum
editor. Sho also writes columns
Wedn8fldays and Fridays. Sho may
bft re11cned itt (949) 574-4275 or by
•-rn11ll 11t
lolira.harµer 1r1111r1mes.com
~UIJU'J...,.~ (ONSICN·OESIGN
QUAUTY f URNITUIE AND ACCESSOIJES FOR YOUR HOME
369 E. t 7th Street, #10 -Cost.J MeScl -949.764 .1746
(Behind Plum's Patio)
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BANNERS
Continued from Al
agr~ that the barulers could
Stay up for lhe rat of the curreru
Little Le-sUe season.
•Just lhe fact that wt spent the
last two-and-a-half hours Ion
this!. lls a very aad day.• Said a
discouraged Mayor Gary Mona-
han. ~For the city to get involved
with this . . . if it's not broke,
don'I fut IL~
Many invoJved with Little
League claimed just that -that
there Is nothing wrong with the
banners that need to be rem-
edied. The bannen have hung
on the fences of California FJ.
em entary and TuWi.nkJe Middle
schools for about eight yean and
110 one ever complained about
them until recentJy, said John
Stevens, a member of the Costa
Mesa American Little League
FASHION
Continued from Al
rich reaction.
"We had a grea1 response
throughout with the BUI Blass
New Yoril collection,• Balboa Bay
Oub spokeswoman Maggie
Feldman said. ·1 think that ir's
because it's something that not
everyone geas to do every day. It's
something a bit unique and a bit
special."
Shoppers can leam mow
abou1 what inspires the
designers they love, and they
sometimes score personal advice
on whal would look besl on
1hem and how to wear iL And
there's the chance to rub elbows
with sartorial greatnes&
·Any type of special event that
involves celebrity and fashion is
FILMMAKERS
Continued from Al
even though it's a two-year
school, the technical quality at
that school is ourstandlng. •
f ilm and video students at the
school have access 10 equipment
like editing bays. a studio, com-
puters with digital editing soft-
ware and a 35-seat screening
room. It also still uses film In ad-
AROUND TOWN
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10 (949) 6464170; or by calllng
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date end location of the event, a1
well as a contact phone number.
TODAY
Taltling Hands Thenpeudc
Message and Bodywoit will host
a free woltshop on triggefl>polnt
therapy and Its importanoe in
treating chronic pain In patients.
The woitshop will be from 7 to 9
p.m . et 120 E. 18th St., Colta
Mesa. Information and
reservations: (949) 413-1667,
dcmesser@earthlink.net,
http://www. myof11scialther11py.
org
NIU wtM host a Club Run for
walkers to marathoners at 6:30
p.m. at Niketown in Triangle
Square, 1875 Newpon Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. The Oub Run will
fea ture trainers who will assist
runners, along with product
giveaways, trying on shoes for a
trial run and an after-party with
food and beverages. Information:
(888) 252-&453, http:llwww.nike
runhitwonder.com.
Uw-NMwport Bey wtl .,,..._.
·Lets Play Opossum• from 10:30
to 11 :16 a.m. atthe Peter and
Mary Muth Interpretive Center.
2301 University Drive, Newport
Beach. The cost is $4 for children
ages 3 and 4 Information: (949)
923-2295.
Mother .. Ma.-d ho9t .\lbur
Pet's Health: Bridging th.-
Nutrhional Gap; a free i.mln•t
by Jim Wagoner Ind Oeeignfng
Health, from 8:30 to 7:30 p.m., In
the Patio CeN. The martet 11
located at 226 E. 17th St, Costa
Mesa. lnfonnation and
reaerv1tlona: (800) 596-.ee67.
ntURSDAY
Hoeg HoeplWwll ........
community education dau on
"11 lnaomnl• Keeping You Up7•
preMnted by Or. Paul s.lec*y at 8
p.m . at the Hoag Hospital
Conference C*1tet In Newport
Beech. lnfonnatk>n end
reaervatlon1: (800) 61~4,
htt.p://www.hf»Qhoeplt»l.org.
u..., Newpolt 19\' ........
·0ur 8"18** v.rd.'" riNI
ambaa1edorl from North
America from 1 to 2;30 p.m. It the
Peter and M•ry Mutti IMWprettve
Center. 2301 UnlY9tlfty o.tve.
Newport &.adl. lnfonnltlon: and
retef'Vatlona: (Ml) 923-2275.
board or directora.
·1 think tb1s ii• big rempnt ln
a teapot.• Stevena said. •1t (op-
ponenul had their way. there
wouldn't be chlldren out there
playina ball .•
But banner opponents, many or whom are pan of the Mesa
Venk Wla Homeowners Aun ..
said they're not against the kids.
they are jusr Wed of seeing the
bannen day in and day out. ·rm willing to have the ban-
ners up during the games." lo-
aeph Moody said. ·Otherwise
we're the ones looking at them
and that doesn't benefit the
spont0rs. l assure you.H wt July, members of the
Mesa Verde Villa condombUums,
near the schQ<>ls. raJaed a host of
issues relating to the school
fields' use, Including questioning
whether the banners complied
with the city's sign ordinance.
Slaff members' research into the
existing sign regulations showed
good for us." Macy's South Coa.'11
Plaza store manager Sue Graham
said
That was loudly on display
Tuesday night. whether in the
screams when lhe actor Lewis
appeared or the even-lruger
outcry after Hilfiger arrived at the
show's end. .
His tossing a few sungtasses to
the crowd didn~ hurt, either.
So why-is everyone coming to
Orange CoWlty these days? Store
officials said it could be that
people here are into f'ash.ion, or
that they wield a lot of buying
power. Or maybe its just that ii is
theO.C.
-1 think that Orange Councy
has come of age," Graham said.
In the late '80s and early '90s
everyone was warching "Beverly
Hills 90210: but now it's all
about "The OC. • she said.
The hit show even has touched
dilion to video fonnats, Winkel
said.
Wortcs screening in the festi-
val's OCC category range from
three to 30 minures in length and
cover a variety of genres.
"There's a wonderful cross sec--
don of projects," OCC filrn de-
panrnent chair William Hall said.
·111~re·s a short comedy. an ad-
venture film, which is quite
elaborate; a dramatic projecA
about immigrants crossing the
border thar was shot in the des-
during lt1 monthly friendship
luncheon al noon et the Radisson
Hotel, 4646 Mec:Atthut Blvd.,
Newport Bead\. The cost is $23.
Information: (9491645-9555.
The Coat Community College
Oiltrlct'a chapter of the American
Aun. for Women in Community
Colleges will host "Alzheimer's
Disease Exposed" with
belt-aelllng author and senior
care advocate Jacqueline Marcell.
The event will be from 6:30 to
8:30 p.m. in the Roben B. Moore
Theater, Orange Coast College,
2701. Fairview Road, Orange
Coast. Tldtets cost: S10 to S15.
lnform•tion: (714) ~5.
FRIDAY
The"'""'°"' foNm will holt.
panel of experts on •Frequently
Alked Questions about
Inventing; at 7 p.m. at the science
lec:1ure hell et Orange Coast
College, 2701 Fairview Road,
Colt• Mesa. Tlchts cost S5 to
$16. Information: (714) 540-2491,
http://www.inventorsforum.org.
SATURDAY
Lynde Mlteo wtl lllgn her MW
book, •Mafia Wife: My Story o1
Love, Murder and Madness." at 2
p.m. at Sames and Noble
BookMllers, Metro Pointe, 901 B
South Coast Drive. Information:
(7141444-0226.
The dty of Newpott 8Mdt and
the Eastbluft Village Center will
holt the 211t annual Spring Egg
Hunt from 10 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m. at
Eeltbluff Part, 2555 Vista del Oro,
and et Eastbluff Village Center,
2600 Eestbluff Drive, Newport
Beac:ti. The event wffl fHture
mualcel entertainment, kids
crab, f9Ce peintino and a limited
number of comptlment.ry photos
wtth the Eater Bunny while.
Information: (949) 844--3161.
The .... V-... ..........
lrnprovenMnt District will host the
ftm annual "Ea.tar by the s..·
cetebtadon from 11 e.m. to 4 p.m.
111 the public pertlng lot on the
comer of Bait>«>. Boulevard end
Palm S1reet. The event will
future ltve entertainment,
photoe wtth the Euter Bunny .
rafftea end contetta. lnform•tlon:
(949) 723-1616.
UC Irvine LIMwtea w11 hoat
"Geetur. of life: Meftl\1
Grllhem't Legecy Through the
Lent of~ Morgan· at 6:30
p.m. In tht Lengeon Ubrwy on
cempua. The~ wtn NgNltJht
the leg9c:y of dence
dlor9ogrepher Gt'llhem through
,.,.. photogniph1. Information:
(Ml) aA-6300.
........... 2004 .... old actaool
The Thundly ....... w.m.... rMt8f concert bendtlng the cure
Club will preeent tlnger Lee S1ltm Autttm Now found.iton wlft be
,
they dldn'1 cover banner:. dis-
played on a1hletic fieh1s or
school grounds.
Recreation staff members pro-pose<J revising the city's code 10
include athletic fi elds under the
ensring sign rules. But they sug-
gested that policies. procedures
and standards for pu111ng up
and removing u1e banncn. be
covered by an admi11i i.1m1ive
regulation, nol the existing sign
rules.
The proposed rule:. alsu
changed the definition of an
·athletic field" to make ii much
broader, which some residcntS
tool issue with as weU.
D111ly Pilot
was deemed to be unconstiru-
tional by giving certain ,sign
.Privilege!> onJy to real estate
companies.
"It scem11 lilte a replay of the
whole r\ealtor thing... former
Mayor Sandy Genis said. •If so,
Its a sUppery slope.·
111e cow1ciJ's decision was
guided by Cowan, who felt the
new rules covering banners
should be written more speciti -
caJJy within the existing sign law.
"I'm saddened tliis would
come before us, but once it does,
we do have regulations to fol-
low,· Cowan said. "The only
thing that saves this community
from 24/7 signs in lhe public
righJ-of-way is the fact that we
catefullr, ' crafted llhis ordi-
nance!.
"'ll'le law defines evei:y park ru.
an athletic field,." council gadfly
Martin Millard said. "II will bra
horrible mess lhroughoul the
city. You will have a rebellion."
Oth ers brought up 1 ht' city':. •DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
prior problems with a real estate · Mesa. She may be reached at l949l
sign ordinance lhal had w he rt'-!'>74"4221 or by e-mail 111
written by 1hc l:uunl'il alter it deirdre newman a)/atimes.com.
1 lilfiger, whose daughter. N ly.
went 10 school wilh siar Mischa
Barton, who plays Maris..<;,'\
Cooper.
But the draw of Orange County
and Newport-Mesa goe1:> t>cy1111d
simple cult rv slalu:.. I IJlfigcr
said.
NWe're going where u;c hcl>I
stores are: llilfiger !>aid. "/\11d I
think this Macy':. i1' une of lhl'
best s1ores in lhe world."
As he listed off otlwr st ups on
his launch tour. Onmge Counry
was in the same brealh ''-" Miumi.
San Francisco a11d New York.
"I just think il'i. a very fertik
groW1d,~ he ~id.
For those whui.e credit cunJ:-.
aren't maxed out ycr. mon·
designer appcararn.:cs arl:' in till'
offing, with Fashion lsla11d\
Bloomingdale'~ hn:.tmg T-,hirt
mavens Oaire <Uld Chf'y-,mn_or <.
& C Calif~mia on Saturday and
ert in Spanish with English suhli-
ltes: a comt"dy lhar·s a takeoff on
Hong Kong martial arts fiJrm and
another lighiwci~1 comedy."
The feslivnl screening will brive
lhe school exposure and ll•t the
s rudent filmrna.kers. sumc ol
whom are now seeking jobs. in
the i11dusLry, meer 01her working
filmmakers, I lall said. TI1ey also
co111empc1rary sportswear
· designer Juic showing clothes
from her eponymous label on
April 22.
Feldman ~d Ille Balboa Bay
Club has l,'TCal turnouts for the
privatl' "howings of Bill Blass
collections it holds four limes a
yt•ar.
··1 U1ink people are laking more
notice of Orange County," she
!>aid. ·11hink in lhe past
traditionally it's been more
1.A.-li1n1scd. hut designers a11d
companic·s are starting 10 realize
1lw powt.•r of Or.mge County."
• ALICIA ROBINSON covers
business, pohucs and the
environment. She rnay be reached
al (9491 764-4330 or by e-mail at
alic1a.robinson o.11atimes.com. S.J.
CAHN is the managing editor. He
may be reached at (949) 574-4233 or
bye mail al s.1.cahn(iiJ/at1mes.oom.
front of fC'w hundred p~ople,"
'aid ny:m Rensley. whose fiJm ··u1 Cruz·· tells the s1ory of two
men crossing the border from
Mcx.ico. "Any lime lhat happens
is pc~!:>onally satisfying. ·111a1's
11ne of the b ig goals in going to
film school. And if i1 furthers
your career. uial's grca1. ..
ge t to see lhelr ftlm on a 45-foot •MARISA O'NEIL covers education.
screen. She may be reached at (949)
"I have 10 say It will bl? rcaJly 574-4268 or by e-mail at
good to see your work shown in maris<fone1/ o. /atimes.com.
from 8 p.m. to l : 15 a.m. at Hogue
Barmichaels, 3950 Campus Drive,
Newport Beach. Some of the
bands scheduled to appear
include the Iron Maidens,
Wralhchild, Melal 101 and
Sabotage. Information:
httpJ1WWW.cureau1ismnow.com,
hrtp:/lwww.metaliam.creeping
deathonline. com
MONDAY
"Glutamate Rec.pton on the
Move: Implication for Synaptic
PlasticityH will be a lecture by Dr.
Roger A. Nicoll, professor of
physiology and cellular and
molecular pharmacology at UC
San Francisco. The ellent will take
place at 4:15 p.m. at Tamkin
Lecture Hall, UC Irvine.
Information: (949) 824-5264.
The Orange County Sien'e
Singles monthly meeting will be
held at 6:30 p.m . a t 1he Costa
-Mesa Community Center, 1845
Park Ave. The fealured slide
presentation will be highllgnts of
a trip through the Alps. The cost
is $2 for dinner. Bring your own
eating utensils and beverage.
Information: (714) 963-6345.
TUESDAY
The UC Irvine Ubrari" Speaker
Series and Orange County Reads
One Book will present ·Tue
Immigrant Elcperience: Bridging
Two.Worlds." The event will
fealure Firoozeh Dumas, author
of "Funny in Farsi: A Memoir of
Growing Up Iranian in America."
The evenl will begin at 6 p.rn .•
and a book signing will be at 7:30
p.m. at the Monarch Bay rooms A
and B in the UC Irvine Student
l 'ler. Informatio n and
ruw vatlon: (949) 824-5300.
Hoeg Ho..,ttal witt o4tef PNMnt.
community education class on
the "Management of
OsteoporoslsH at 6 p.m . at tbo
Hoag Hospital Conference Center
in Newport Beach. Information
and reservations: (800) 5144624,
http://WINw.hoaghospital.org.
APRtL 14
The friends of Orange Coast
College's library will host ita
annual spring book aale from 9 to
10 •.m. for members of the
Fn.tnds of the library and from 10
•.m. to 3 p.m. for students •nd
the general public In fTont of the
temporary llbrery facility In the
parting lot off Adams Avenue, at
OCC, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa
Meaa. Most herdbacb will be
sold for $2, 1nd peperbacb for 50
cents. Book donations for the Nie
•re 11111 being eooepted.
Information: (714) 43'2-0202 ext.
21058.
Hoel C.... c.nt.r'1 lung cancer
1upport group will present a
dl1CU11ion on ·Chemotherapy for
Lung Cancer" by nurse Carolyn
Hendrix. The event will be from
6:30 to 8 p.m. at H~g Cancer
Center, conference room A in
Newpon Beach. Information and
reservations: (949) 760-5542.
Nike will host • Club Run for
walkers to marathoners at 6:30
p.m. at Niketown in Triangle
Square, 1875 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. The Club Run will
feature trainers who will assist
runners, along with product
giveaways, trying on shoes for a
trial run and an after-party with
food and beverages. Informatio n:
(888) 252-6453, http://www.nike
runhitwonder.com.
APRIL 15
UC Irvine will ho~
"Unde rstanding the Columbia
Shuttle Aocident,H with Stanford
University's Douglas O. Osheroff.
recipient of the 1996 Nobel Prize
for Physics. Osheroff, a member
of the space orbiter's
investigation board, will discuss
the effons taken to determine the
root causes of the accident. The
event will take place at 3:30 p.m.
in Ro)Yland+tall, Room 101 at UCI.
Information: (9491824-£216,
cyu@uci.edu. http://www.
physics:uci. edu.
Ho~ Women's Health Services
will offer a community education
class on "Continence and Other
Pelvic Floor Concerns." Or.
Matthew Clartc will present the
class at 6 p.m . in the Hoag
Hospital Conference Center in
Newport Beach, lnfortnation and
reservations: (800) 514..w>24,
http://WINw.hoaghospit11/.org.
Mother's Marbt will host •F9ng
ShuiYour Way," a free seminar by
Sandi Miller. from 6:30 to 7:30
p.m .. In the Patio Cafe. The
martcet is located at 225 E. 17th
S\.>..C.Osta Mesa. Information and
reservations: (~0) 695-6667.
The Envf~I Naiutw
Center's founder Robert House
will lead a free walk through the
center's 14 netive plant
communities. The event will be
from 12 to 1 :30 P·"'· allhe
Envlronmenttl Nature Center,
1601 18th St., Newpon Beach.
lnforma11on and reservations:
(949) 645-8489
APRIL 18
The o.lel Lama.~ of tM
1989 Nobel Peace Prize, will tpeelc
on •Ethk:tl Self·AWBr•n• .. and
~I Trantformetion• from 4
to 5:30 p.m. et UC IMne'a Bren
Event• Center 901 Mesa Road,
Irvine. Tldiet• eost s12, $26,UO.
end S95. Information: (949)
824-5000 .
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FYI INSIDE CITY HALL
LONG-TERM
BUDGET STRATEGIES
1rv111g to 11~htt•n our bl'h Jnd look for
l11n~·tt•nn 1.tr.llt•gie," ~au.I ~ layor l 1<try
1\lonahttn. •WHAT: continuation of City Council's
meeting Monday
•WHEN: 6:30 p.m .. April 12 .
VETERAN'S MEMORIAL The council con::.idt'ret.I add111g rww
revenul' ... ource::. and d1 ... con1111u111g ur
modifying prograrm •. 1\ll·mber ... ol 1h1• Uty < .ounnl
•WHERE: City Hall, conference room 1A
•CONTACT: (714) 754-5221
WHAT HAPPENED
Bcqtll'>t' of th<· lall' hour. l..11)' ~la11c1gcr
Allan llneder !>UAAe~tec.l con1i1111i11R tht'
1 <111 ... idert'd wlwther lo ... upport a
Vt•ll'riln\ nwmorial. as propo!>ed by
rt·~1den1 Bud I lohl, the
pre-;1dent of the city':.
rhapter of thC' Ve1era.n1> of
Foreign War'\. I lohl a!>ked
1 he rnu11dl 10 help pay for
a ..,culnturl' 10 honor
WHAT HAPPENED
rhe rnunril dir<'l'tt•d tht' Lu'ta ~ h--.u
Comm11ni1y fo11nd atio11 111 rt·c·rn11me11d
how much the rrty ... huuld n1n1 nhtllt' 10
the projec1.
Tht• foundation i~ rt>llPi:tin~ dornllio11-;
tor the prowc1.
J bt·1N1ion to ~1onday. April
I i. Thi' b traditionally
when the rouni:1I hold:. lb
study ,e.,~ion. Hut ht•cauw ·
of till' '1g11ifirance of th<· ... 1·
twu il<'l1h, lht· cou11ril will
Vt'tt·ran!> who are buried .1hruad. wh1d1
would hl' plat't•d at 1 larhor I .1wn
1\kmorial l.enH'll'I)'.
WHAT WAS SAID
treat thb likl' a .-011nc1I meeting and 1akt.·
action.
WHAT WAS SAID
"Thi• 'ky i-. 1101 t.111ing -Wl''n• 111-.1
I lohl ha~ plan .... lor the proposcLI
111onume111 Jnd al-;o bought a bron:te
<·agll• tu bt• till' foru~. The t•-.1i111;11ed l'll'I
tor ron-.1runu1n of the rm·monal b
SI :11.:l9.:!. arrnrding 1u ,1 ... 1.1ff rq wn.
'Thb ban exccllt•111 idea ... '>aid
re!>idc•nt lk1h lkfakl•'> "f hope mt·mher..,
ofthl· i:ommuni1y will -;tep forward and
contnb11tt' I aho 1hink 11 will he .1
wckorne .1ddi1icm to our ro1111111111i1y
hcrnui.e ti "how" -.upport uf Wl<'ran1.."
TOWN
Continued from A4
Pacific View Memorial Partl will
host the Vietnam Wall
Experience, a 240·foot,
three-fourths scale replica of the
Vietnam Veterans Memorial 1n
Washington, D.C. The opening
ceremony starts at 10 a.m. at 3500
Pacific View Drive. Corona del
M ar. Information: (949) 644-2700.
The Newport Beach Public
Library Foundation will present
Anthony Zinni, retired four·star
yeneral and former head of the
U S. Central Command, as part of
the Drstingu1shed Speakers
Lecture Series at 7 p.m. 1n the
Friends Meeting Room at the
Central Library, 1000 Avocado
Ave .. Newport Beach There will
be live music and a buffet dinner.
Tickets cost $55.,lnformation:
(866)301·2411, dsls a western·
direct.com, http:1 www.newport
boachlibrary.org
The American Legion, Newport
Harbor Post 291 wilt be
celebrating its 80th anniversary
w11h a black-tie gala celebrauon at
7 pm. at the legion's Great Hall.
215 15th St , Newport Bead1.
tnformatton (949) 673-5070.
APRIL 17
The American Lung Assn. will be
celebrating its 100th anniversary
at the ninth Annual Big Breathe
Easy at 6 p.m. at the Double Tree
Hotel Orange County Airport.
Funds raised by the evenl wilt be
used 10 send disadvantaged
asthmatic children 10 summer
camp and for education
purposes. Information: (714)
835·5864, icook "oclung.org
The Pam>t Education and
Adoption Center, a nonprofit
organization, wilt have a seminar
on keeping a sexually mature
parrot as a pet. f rom 1 to 2:30
p.m at the Balearic Community
Center, 1075 Balearic Drive, Costa
Mesa. Cost is $15.00 for
nonmembers. Alt proceeds
benefit rescued parrots.
lnforma1ion (949) 631-3606,
http:11www.peac.org.
Orange County artist Robert A.
Hansen will be present for an
opening reception and book
signing for his book "Yucatan
Passages~ The reception will be
from 1 10 4 p m. at the Susan
Sptritus Gallery, 3929 Birch St.,
Newport Beach Information:
(949) 474-4321 . http.ltwww susan
p1ntusgallery.com
UC Irvine will host ''Celebrate
UCI 2004;· an open house that
will feature ca mpus tours. Earth
Day fes11v1ties. the Wayzgoose
Medieval Faire, a car show and
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d1ildren's carnival rides. The
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p.m. at UCL lnformat1on:(949)
824·5182.
The 19th annual Todos Golf
Tournament benefiting St.
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p.:it1enl care center wilt be held al
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Airport fig ht not ove r
Richard Taylor mentions that I
had been involved in co111rolling
John Wayne Airpon for "more
1han 25 year, .. <Heade~ Respond.
Sunday). Actually. I've been al 11
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early 1960s when I (and others)
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from the coun1y supervisors
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crowd.
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DAN EMORY
Nt'wpun lkad1
Mobile home vote
wi ll be remembered
l have ju:-.1 cume from Ury
Council meeung whl·re· onrc
again our m ayor. Cary MonaJ1n11,
hru. shown hi!> tlisrt'l:(a.rd and
ctmt'l'mpt for the rel>1dents. mol>tly
seniors, of Coi.ta Me'a in favor or
outsiders and 1he big mom')'·
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CIJuocilman Allan 1\1.m~oor. who
m1rnici. l'Verything tJ1c mayor '>'1}"
or dOl'!>, he ha~ WllSll'd tUXl>.l)'l'I
money. hour.. upon hour-. 111 the
pl;u111ing J epartme111':-. li111e and
hard work in developing a city
ordinancl' that wo11ld give \omt•
protcclion lo mobilc homl· owm•r,
i11 lhe l'Vent that 1he1r park 11w111.•1,
\\mild do~c Lhcir park. ... a..'
ha ppened 10 !ht: home 0\\ lll'f' <>I
I J ,\iidn and Snug I I arbor par!..~.
/\lthou~h loe Brown, ownt•r of
those two park.,, is now helping lo
rl'lt1l'ate u~. wt• wc111 through :1
trytng year ol ,lfl)..'lli'oh. fm•.trallOll
and fear before w1· l••mc 10 thl~
p11111L. If the l:llV ul C.o'til ~Jt-,a had
1h" o rdmant't' J \'l'ar ,1go. II would
have saved a lot of grwl, tax11a yt•r,'
nwney and tomlt'nt 10 1111' par!..
home owner'>.
I gues'\ tlw 111.1f1>rity ol lht· ( 11v
( .ouncil did nol lake lu~torv
il·:-.Mllll> in '>Cho11I Of tlll'V W;Jllld
rt'ahze that it rl'pca1c, 1h.dl 1l 11ot
heeded. I think it\ dear !11<11 thl'
111ayor and Man~oo1 an· Ilia'
toward 1he par!.. owner'
•. 1s:o.ociat1on. hut Lo11ndlma11
t-.like Scheafer :-.houltl k.no'' th.it
there are t .:wo mobile hom1•., 111
Coi.ta Me'>lt. That amount' 111 .1
lot o f vote!> in ~uvembcr. l'hdnk
you Cou11ciJma11 Sd1cafl'r.
DICK MATHERLY
Ncwport llcal h
•DICK MATHERLY is a lormer
resident of E! Nido Mobile HOnit'
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CITY Of COSTA MESA
Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair Drive, Costa
Mesa. CA 92626, (714) 754.5223
Mayor: Gary Monahan
Council: Libby Cowan, Allan Mansoor.
Mike Scheafer and Chris Steel
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
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Blvd., Newport Beach. CA 92663, (949)
644·3309
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Council: Gary Adams, Steve Bromberg,
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Mesa. CA 92628-9050, (7141966-4000
Elizabeth D. Parker, member, Trustee Area
5, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach
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•Jim Silva. 2nd District (Costa Mesa.
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STATE ASSEMBLY
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319-2070
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319-2068;
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668-2100;
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590-5071
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"We 're wearing these
uniforms /today/ and we're
not even wash ing them."
Jeremy Hauser,
Estancia senior pitcher
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Dally Pilot Sports Editor Rich.rd Dunn: (949) 574-4223 • Sports Fax: (949) 650-0 170
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
PHOTOS BV SHV[ Mcl.kANK /DAILV Pll 01
Estancia High player s celebrate a run. including a smiling Brad Young (with batl. m their 8-3 victory over San tiago on Tuesday.
Eagles strike gold
Estancia dons gold
Jerseys in win over
Santiago; Hauser
shines on mound.
Bury Faulkner
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Pcrsevernnt('. poise and
passion had more 10 do wilh f.<;tancia
J-figh's 8·3 baseball victory over visiling San-
tiago Tuesday than the Eagles' choice ofjer-
seys.
e But, after capturing th eir
: second victory in 12 Karnes
and halting a six-game Im.·
: ing streak in a l:llh·place
• semifinal of 1lw Pride of
: the Coa.sl 1ournan1cn1. 1he
Eagles are nol about IO
~coff at superstition. been worn in an official var.i1y Kame.
· '"11lc l{l•ys don't really likl' tlie!>e jerseys.
hul we're amped up to Wt'ar them now,"
I IJtN'r -.aid.
: HWe're wearing these unirorm' I todayl
1U1d we're nm even washing 1lwm." '8id 1. ...
lancia senior Jeremy 1 lau~er. who IO!>.,ed a
l:ornplete·garne six-hiller lo Kt'I lhl' victory
Pt his first mound starl of thl' 'eaMlll.
• Hauser said Coach Jon (;recn rnlll'd the
:players at home Monday night 10 i11.,1rnct
.them to wear the gold rnllon jt·r'"Y" for
:J\Jesday's game. ·me jersey.. had .. crvc-d al>
winter-ball uniforms and had ll('vt'r before
l· ... tant:ia appeared 'onwwhal less ener-
gJ/.t•d 10 ht•hrin Tuestfay\ ~amt• ;to; lhe lir!>l
two Cavalic·r:o. readied on infil'ld errors and
later ~rnred unearned runs to put the hoM~
hl'hind.
Tlw 1::11-:lr., .. cured an unearned run of
tht'ir own 111 the t11ird. hul '11rrendercd a
Mesa's Peterson finds .
iroove in nick of time
Mustangs' ace works out
i'>f late jam, finishes with
~hree-hi tter in 2-l victory.
Steve Vlraen
,!->aily Pilot
; COSTA MF$A -Justin l'elcrson
called It his worst pitching performance of the season.
: . But when the game mattered most.
jhe Costa Mesa High senior left-hander
came up huge and rusplayed an imp~s
. sive grit in the finaJ m-
•
ni~~~~~~ng run on
second nnd one out.
Peterson found t11e
stuff he had been show·
ing prior to the game by
· strlldng out the final
two baners. leading the Mustangs to a ~-I victory over visiting West Campus of
'.Sacramento lh a consolation semiflnal
of the Prlde of the Coast toumament.
did11'1 wa111 that nm to score. (With the
ninner on second!. then I started to hit
my spols."
The game situation wasn't the only
reason Peterson became motiv-Jted. 1 lis
teammates. coaches and supporters in
the stands, s1aned to cheer louder with
the game on the line. It helped Pelerson
pull himself from his out-of-sync day.
''I couldn't hit my first-pitch strikes,"
Peterson said. "I just battled and still
came through with the win.·
Peterson was aided with a 2·0 lead
that came In the first inning, similar to
the Mus1angs' 2· 1 victory over Para-
mount Monday. when they also scored
two runs in the opening frame.
1nis time, Peterson and senior Gary
Go117,aJez scnrcd for Costa Mesa. With
one out, Peterson reached on a single.
Gonzalez followed with a base hit to
move him over and Daniel Cooper
came up with an infield single to load
the bases.
Estancia H1gh's
Evan Van Geem
' slides safety
into home plate
in the Eagles'
Pride of the
Coast
tournament win
over visiting
Santiago on
Tuesday.
run in 1h1· fourth and mulct.I, :1-1, hcadin1-:
in io the lifth.
WiLh two outs in till' i: .. 1anria fift11. hkl'
Mdlanicl:-. l>UtjQed in C:ulll'll Crom, who
had walked 10 slart 1he inning.
Mall llonquillo followed with an llBI tn·
plr 111 pull t11c husls with in one and Erir
Sdll'afcr hl'al uul an RBI infii•ld ~ingle to li l'
the 1-:aml'
See EAGLES, Page AB
EYE OPENER
ftl Dai lyA Pilol llllftl
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SEAN HYLTON
Wednesday, April 7, 2004 A7
Sea Kings
rally to win
Palchikoff's three
RBi s help Corona del
Mar erase 5-0 d~ficit
for 7-6 vic tory over .
Aliso Niguel T uesd ay.
Barry Faulkner
Da1ly P1lot
C:OHONA l>l·.I. 1\1/\H -II wa'
fi11ing thal llll' hi~l'SI ha1 hcl1i11d
l :oro11a dl:'I Mar I li1-:h\ first conw·
fr11111·hl'himl ha,t·hall victory 1h1~
'>t'oll>llll b , J1l'f
•
hap,, lhc Sea
King.,· c:onwbad.
playt•r of lhl'
o;prin1-:.
S1·nior Nik 1•,11·
rhilwlT. who hl'·
gan tht' st•ason II
fur I !i with 11 'I rill•rn•Ll> hut htL'
1)(.•en !>'Winhring 111urh helll'r la1cly.
Wl'l11 ~ for .I wllh thn·c fiBb lo
pan· ~1 7-li Vll'Wry over visiting /\Ji-
'o Nil{l1cl l\1e:-.day Ill a fifth -place
w rnilinal ol llw l'ridt• of till' Co;L,t
111umament.
l'alt:hikofl \ I m11w nm. hi~ !>l'l"·
omJ of lhl' !'>l'il'>llll, opened the
'rnring for ( '.dM ('1-!iJ, which had
'urrcndl'rl-tl liVl' nm' in th1• 1hird
i1111ing. I h' twu nm .. inJde,
agam'\I 11<. HiwNdt· hound :-.c11-
i11r ltym1 l\kKihhl'll wilh one out
in the fifth. broke a 5·5 Lie anti
proved 10 be 1hc tliffercm:c.
CdM Coach John Emme ~aid i1
WU!\ 1h1· first time all SC<L'>Oll the
St•a Kings have come from behind
tu win and pr.:tiM'd hi~ team's
diarc11:1cr.
Ilic ~'lmc plautlil.i. rnuld be di-
rL'('.ll't.I 1uw·anJ PalclukofT. who
wurk1..-tl hard to ovcrrnme hL.;
l«trly ''ruwcs.
"I W..L' thinking ahmll trying lo
impress the ~rnut:-. aml pressing
II> haw a 1-:reat o;t·nior year," l".ll·
r hikolT said. "I W,L., 1hinki111-: ahoul
way 100 111ud1. Whl·n I s1arte<l 10
gt'l hm:k 10 what I hacl hi.•l•n doing
lal tlw platel. tlw whole 1-:<11ne
'loWl'll down."
111inl{l> pickt•d up for l .<lM after
thl' WolVl'rirw' 11:0.t'<I 1lm.•t• hit
hatsman and a walk lo huild a
live-nm n1shio11 .
Totltl Macklin f11llow1:u f".llchi ·
kotl :, home nm lo ld1 field with a
.. 1110 'hol to Cl'llll'r to lwlp trigger
a .Sea King olTl'llM' 1ha1 hall
M.:orctl ju~I orw n111 111 10.pn.•viou)>
11111ing~.
"The home nm~ 1-:1>1 u~ going."
E111111t• said.
J'he Sea Kin~' )o\tll 1-:11ing with
1111c out in thl' fifth <" Hy-J n t.:dly.
/\ntly Frcnkicl anti le"" Bradbury
all walked 1n loau 1lw h."t''·
See SEA KINGS, Pa&e AB
Newport outlasts
Paramount, 6-5
Sailors su rre nder 5-J
lead, giving up four
runs in seventh
inning, but defeat
Pirates, 6-5, in 12.
Steve Virgen
Daily Pilot
<.OST/\ 1ESA -l'hr Newport
1 larhor I lagh ha,l'hall te;un had
111 play I::! i11111ng:o. w gt•t hack on
tlw winning lrnrk I uc~t.lay. Whl'n
< ;rl'I-\ Miner
•
~l'ored on Kyll'
Ka,lner's '>arri
fin· Oy 111 I ht'
Sailor,· 6-5 wild
VII lnry llVt'r
l'aramoun1 in a
1:11h-place ~<'lllt
linal in tlw Pmlc of the Coast
1011marnen1 al (.o,la Mesa.
lllt' Sailor-. (II 11), which had
won lhrl'l' 111 a ruw, 1h1·n dropped
two ... 1raigh1 in tht• lo11rname111.
r.irric<.I a 5-1 lcatl 11110 the st'v-
c nih inning. Bui the l'irales (5-91.
1hc tle!>ignatcd vb it ini:; tl'arn. ral
lied wi1h four n111~ Ill sPnd 1 lw
Kame into extra i1111i111-:s.
Kastnl'r. a jumor varsity catl-
up. worked 1hc li nal five innings
fo r the Sailors .... 1riking out three
,mtl shulling oul l'aranw11111 to
l'Urtl hi .. fin.I Var!>llY win.
Minl'r helpl'd th£• cause. I le
wt•nt 2 for J. indud111g a two-nm
honw nm. I le was al.,n walked
1wicl' and lw readll'd on .in er-
ror.
In tht· I 21h mrnng, wilh one
0111. Mmt:r ,1am1m·<.1 a triple that
hit thl' fenct• 111 It'll l l'nler field.
l'ht• ball ap1Jl'arc•d Ill ht• ITIIS·
p l.1yc:tl by lhl' lell lil'lclt·r.
rtw l'irall''> i111t•n1i1111a.lly
walkl'd Andre l'int''l'll and he
advanced 1111 hi'> wrn11tl stolen
ha.,e of tlw game i.:.1 .. 1111·r then
See NEWPORT, Page AB
• Peterson delivered a three-hiller that
Ca.me with· eight strikeouts and four
lYalb to improve' hJs record to 5-1.
.. ·1 had to step up.· Peterson said. ·1
Andrew Sanford collected an llRI, by
reaching on a fielder's choice. and Ryan
Szwast had his first single of the season,
a hard-hit ground ball to the shortstop MARK C DUS TIN I OAJLV PtLOT
Costa Mesa's Ryan Szwast tags out Scott Anderson of West Can.pus to end a pickle between fir st and second base in s.. MESA, Pace Al the fifth inning Tuesday in the Pride of the Coas1 tournament. The Mustangs won behind pitcher Justin Peterson.
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MESA BRIEFLY NEWPORT
Conti"lued from A 7
tha t scon.'t.I Goru..a!L"l-
• 11 wab a nice win,~ Costa
Me1>a Coach r>oug Deats ~d.
"I lopefully i1 will give us mo·
mentum 111111 league.·
Newport to host Orange. County Marathon Continued from A 7
came "up witl1 the game-winning
sacrifice Oy to left 6eld . Miner
slid before the ball arrived and
celebrated with hi.'l 1eammates
shortly thereafter.
·n1e Mu., tang" (7 ·6l wilJ look to
gain more rhythrn when they
face' r•aJoma Valley in 1!1e conso-
la tion champimu.hip game today
at 3 p.m . at Costa Me&a. They
w('re ahle 10 get there with great
defenSt'. llfld a bit of fortune,
which was shown in the fouttlt
in11ing whL·n West Campus (I I ·4J
th reatened.
· With two outs and runners 1>n
1hc cornt•rs. f'c1erson picked off
Ucn Ga.le at first base. Titv Warrl-
urN thought Peter ·on had balked,
hut the umpire maintained hi.s
ntll and said Gale wai. out After
lhc ganw, fleu:rson admitted he
bdlkL'<f.
1,cterson hud a no-hitter
1hruugh 1hree inning.,, until Gale
n·nrhed on a single. "Ille Warri·
or:.' Scotty Anderson led off the
'iixth inning wilh a double down
1111' lcfl·flcld line. I le advanced 10
third on u groundout and scored
1111 Kcvi11 nuwidc:-1.kG sacrifice
fl y.
In Ull' wvcnlh inning. Co~ta
Mc~a junior third ba.~eman Alex
1'1~an.ki tun1nhu1ed a key dcfcn -
'ivt• play. I le i:httr'):ed at a slow
11111111); ~11111nd IMll ant.I threw out
tilt' run1ll'r al first. for the fln.t
Olli. M.1:,,ur1 A'hcr 1hen i:ame up
wllli u double. a low line drive
thal abo liu~1·1I t.hc ll•ft field
ll1w, to 'Cl up l'eter;on·~ K•unc
1•11ding d1 :1111atil''·
Pnde of 1he Coatt tournament
ConiOli&n Mmlllf\il
Costa Mesa 2, w..t Campus 1
Soofe by Innings Comµus 000 001 o 1 J .)
Musa ~oo ooo 1 11 'o
Fac1no 01111 Daw1dct1k, Peterson and
Bonson, W Putorson 5 1 l Facino,
!1 1 :rn A11durson (WC). Asher \W C),
Bllnso11 ICM )
Continued from A 7
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prm.l11c1·tl .111111her nm. Aller u
wiLll loadt•ii the· ha.-.t''>. sernor
1 .11d1t'r I .ulh·n <:mm douhll'CI 111T
llw 11.'ft·lit•ld fcnn· for 1wu mori·
ntt1' .ind I lall'l'r d11J the rL'SI.
"l'w h1•1•11 1bl111~ rlw coaches
1111 .1 rhanll' to )11111 1, .. -.aid l lau~·
1•1, who p11d11'tl J.' J Jllllt11r. 11111
had plJy1·tl 1·xdus1vdy .11 ,fwrt
'lop lhi~ 'pring. until 'l\1esday. "I
p111 hC'll 111y hl'an 0 111 .md rll'Vt•r
Newport Beach will be the
starting point for the inau~ral
Orange County Mamthon Dec. 5.
·111a1 and more information
about the evenl will be unveiled
today in a p~ conforence at
Santa Ana I ligh. saJd Corona del
Mar I Ugh track and field coach
Bill Sumner, who will be the race
director.
'Ille route for tJ1e rnaratJ1on
will begin at FashJon Island.
carry ovl'r 10 Irvine, along a path
toward the Spc<.:trum. then baclt
to the ~eart of Irvine and finally
tu the end: the Newport Ounes.
S11nmer said he hope:. to land
7.000 to 10,000 runneN for Lhc
O.C. Marathon.
"It's in the fil'8t year, but sume-
Llme down the line we would lilte
II to compete whh the LA. Mara·
thon.· Sumner said. "It's goin~ to
be a real bi~ deal for the commu-
nity.·
Summer sald the mamthon
will be ope_n to all ages and the
event will Include half·mamthon
a11d 5,000·meter run/waJk com -
pclitions.
ll1e event has IO charities in·
volved and all wUJ be benefiting
ROCK. which slam.ls for nun for
Orange County IC.Ids.
The presenting sponsor or the
marathon will be PacUIC..are.
Pirates sail smoothly
•TENNIS: Roth doublL'~
teams earned 8·0 victories a11d
1he Orange Coast College men's
tennis team shut out host Whit-
tier. 7·0. in a nonconferem:e
match Tuesday.
• fhe duo of Mike 1 luevel and
Stoll Fielder, along with the
1andem or Richard Nguyen and
l>an TruoJlg. each prevailed
over their opponent~ wh ile b -
sal'. Hail('y defoated Denn is I A'-
Moore, 6·:!, G·O_. in singles for
kt ur.·
l lauser also had two hits and a
-1 tole11 base, whiJe llonquillo,
YoUJ•g aml ltyt1n Gleason abo
hnd two hits for the winners, who
play a1 Newpo rt 1 larbor loday al
noon in lhe 13th· plan• game.
San-1io_1go fell to 2-11.
Pride °' 1he CoHI llunament
JlhOilliC• iiiiTilllriil
Estancia •. Santiago 3 Score by Innings
Sant111go JOO 100 o J 8 )
Estancia 001 061 11 17 a
Tolo111. Per81 (5) and Caural, Hausef
1111d Crom W • Heuser, 1 O. L Tolo111.
26 Sliva (SI. lotoza I S), Crom tEI 36
• Ronou1llo IEI.
the Pirates (3· IO. 2· 7 in the
Orange Empire Conferen ce).
The Pirate!> conclude their
conference ~hedule at lrvint'
Valley al 2 p.m . rhursday.
·Eaters best Bulldogs
• BASEBAU.: The UC Irvine
ba.sebaU team scored five nms
In the ftrSI inning and cruised
IO a 5· I nonconference victory
over visiling Fresno State Tues·
day.
Justin Cassel struck out five
while allowing five h its in five
scoreless innings to earn his
~econd win, gettlng support
from relievers Michael Koehler,
Oavid I luff a11d Jimmy Alstot.
The Anteaters (20·6· l),
ranked I 0th nationally. have
won seven of eight as they pre-
pare to open Big West Confer-
ence play when they host UC
Santa Barbara Thursday.
Second baseman Matt Fi::.her
went 2 for 4 with one run while
Kyle Hyckebosch taUied 1wo
HBls with one hit for U\.I.
Nonconfw9nc•
UC Irvine 5, ffnno State 1
ScoN by Innings
Fresno ooo ooo lOll 1 e o
UCI 500 000 00• -s I o
Romero, Garza 13). lnfenle 161,
Quinonez 171, Cooper (8) and Pierce;
Cesse~. Koehler (6), Huff 171 •. Alstol
191 W Cassel, 2·2 L -Romero, 1 1.
26 Johnson (UCI), Dudrev (UCO
36 Mil~1ir (F).
Ball. Glatch gear up
•TENNIS: Corona d el Mar
I ligh junior Carsten Ball will
meel Dan Nguyen from Phoe-
nix, Ariz., for a berth in the
quarterfinals in the hoys I 8s
singles draw al 2:30 p.m. today
at th e Easter Bowl national ten·
nis championships at the Ri-
vera Resort in Palm Springs.
Ball is the seventh set!d.
Newport Beach re~ident
Alexa Glatrh. the 10th seed,
faces e ighU1-ceded Andrea He·
mynse from llalUe Creek,
Mich., in the ruund or 16 in girls
18s singles at 11 a.m. today.
Costa Mesa resident Nelly lla-
deva and Newport Beach's Kae6
Van't Hof each came up shon in
th eir bids 10 reach the quarter·
finals of the girls 14 singles and
boys, 18s singles draws, respec·
llv~ly. Tuesday.
. Fountain Valley's ~ Brooke
Bartlett, the No. 17 seed, earned
a 6·4, 6·3 victory over the thjrd·
seeded Radeva, who claimed
the girls 12s singles tiue in last
lune's Southern California Ten-
nis Association junior sectionaJ
championships. Van't 1 lof,
seeded 15th, lost to Nolan Pol-
ley fFOm L.exington, Ky., 6· I, 7 ·6.
Sage shuts out Bolsa
•SOPTBAU..: Senior Katrina
Redelsheimer tossed· a l·om -
plete game lwo-hit shutout to
lead the host Sage I lilJ School
softball ream to a 7-0 non -
league win over Bolsa Grande at
Newport Ridge Park Tuesday
Hedelsheimer struck out four
and walked seven. She was one
of three Lightning 10 laJly tWO
hits along with Rebecca Ucm-
barsky and Alexa Shitanish i.
Debbie Yoder-Lee, Redelsheim-
er and Shitanishi each scored
two runs for Sage llill (5-7· l ).
which has two weeks off before
returninR to ac1ion.
NonlH1ue
Sage HUI 7. Bolsa Grande 0
Seo,. bv lnnlnas
Balsa ooo boo ?I o 2 s
Sage Hiii 012 031 • -7 8 1
Flonda, Perez (4t, M oreno (5) and
Villegas, Redelsh111mer and Torma.
W -Redelsheimer, 2 -5. 26
Redelsl)oimer (SH). Hembarsky
(SH). Perez IBGI
SEA KINGS
Continued from A7
Senior first baseman Barrell
Srrowl singlet.I 10 righl w drive in
one, and another scort'CI when a
fielder'.; du1ice resul~ in an in-
fil'ld em1r.
Wilh l'aldlikolT al lhe plait'. the
tying run scored 1111 a wild pitch,
before hii; looping liner lo CPntcr
gave CdM. and starting pitcher
Macklin, ilie lead.
Junior Ben Maggard took over
on the mound. pitching two in-
11ingl> of une-hit relief that in-
Mesa falls in three
• VOLLEYMLL: The Costa
Mesa 1 ligh hoys volleyball team
dropped a 25· I 8. 25· l 5, 25-11
nonleague road match to Tra·
buco I lills Tuesday.
Ryan Bagwell had seven kills
and 16 digs for the Mus1angs,
who fell to 5 ·6.
Pirates lose close one
.• BASB&\U: P.cllomar Col-
lege's baseball team scored four
runs in the final two innings to
edge Orange Coast, 4·3, to open
the Palomar tournament Tues ·
day. ~
The Pirates (8-16) took a 2-0
lead into the bottom or the
eighth before the Comets
scored three runs. OCC an·
swered with one in the top of
the ninth, hut Palomar scored
the game-winning run with one
out in their half or the inning.
Casey McDonald went 2 for 4
with one RBI while Anthony
Duarte had two hits in four a t-
bats to go with one RRI and one
run scored for OCC. which faces
Glendale at 10 a.m. today to
conclude the tournament.
Lions split doubleheader
•SOFTBALL: Freshman Jen·
nifer Rynda tossed a three-hit
~hu1 out to lead the host Van·
guard University softball team
111 a I ·O upset win over Cal Bap·
list in th e second game of a
Golden Stale Athletic Confer-
ence doubleheade r Tuesday.
Hy11da struck out lwo and
walked no ne in seven innings
for the I.ions (26-20, 10-9 in the
GSACl. who scored the game's
only run in the first inning. Ash·
lc·y Mauro doubled in Rachel
Bomgren , who doubled lo be-
gin the inni11K.
duded one w1eamed run.
"Ma~ard W..t.'> flawless," Emme
i..-iid .
Junior center fielder Tyler Ray
(2 for :1) and Sprowl (2 for 4)
joined Palchikoff as Sea Kings
wilh mullipf(' hits.
Pride of the Cont tDummrnera
F1llfl1lliCi Mmftill
Cotona del Mer 1. Aliso ~
Altso ~~ l 6 4 1
CtlM 000 250 x -I 1 l
W1lsoi1, S11pes (5). McK1bben 151 and
Ross; Maddin, Maggard (6) and Kelly.
W ~ Macklin, 5-1. L -Stipes. Sv -
Maggard 26 -Atelli (AN). HR -
Palchikoft ICdMJ, M acklin (CdM).
Newpon I !arbor will face Fs·
t.ancia today at noon at the Sail-
ors' diamond ln the 13th-place
game.
·1 was just glad we got out of
there with the win," Miner said.
·we played good as a tenrn. but
we need to get better.·
The Sailors' first three runs
came unearned. as Brandon las·
per and Joey cantarella each
scored on ~ balls to give
Newport Harbor a 2-0 lead in the
first inning. Can tarella 'led the
Sailors with a 3·for·5 perform·
ance that came with two runs
and a stolen base.
Jasper also scored two runs,
the latter coming in the fifth in-
ning. when Karo Makserjian's
double caused an error in left
field, allowing Maltserjian 10 ad-
vance to third and Jasper to
score. Canterella then reached
on a fielder's choice, as Malcser-
jian was tagged out at the plate
after CantareUa's bun!.
Miner followed with his two-
run blast tha1 cleared the fence
in left field, wh1ch put Newport
up, 5·0. The Piratel> answered
with a run in the sixth. 'l11en,
with a single and two errors, they
loaded the bases with no outi:; in
the seventh.
Trailing. 5·4, with two outs.
Paramount tied the score 011 an
error. Tite Sailors got out of the
ending after an infield pop ouL
In th e top of the I 21h. canta-
rella completed a key defc11sive
play. With a runner on second,
Paramount freshman I lcctor
Uribe belted the ball 10 left field.
The Pirates' runner attempted lo
score from second. but Cantarel·
la threw him out at the plat('.
with a pinpoint throw to New-
port catcher Jeff Sanrhe7., who
tagged him out.
"After getting no-hit on Salm·
day and losing with some poor
play Monday. we'll talce this win ...
Sailors Coach Joel IJesguin said.
'Tm glad we won hut I'm MiJI not
satisfied with the performance."
Pride of the C:O.st towNrnerll
l Jih111iCi iilrilflNI
Newport Harl>of 6, Paramount 5
(12 Innings)
Soofe by Innings P'moun1 ooo 001 400 ooo ~ 11 2
New port 200 030 000 001 11 10 6
li1ra, Gomez 16) ancl Gu11orrez,
Aguilar (10); Keehan, Jasper (7),
Kastner (8).and SarictieL. W -Kastner,
1 0. l -Lara. 26 -Keehan (NH).
Cantarella INHI. Jasper (NH). JB -
Mmer \NH). HR -Minor (NH).
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llled with lhe Counly
Cler~ o t Or an~e County
nn 03116/04
2004H71 71J
Dilly Pilot Mu 31, Apt
1. 14, 21, 2004 W371
AllORNEY OR PARTY
WITHOU I A fl ORN( Y
D••t<l M Gt~y O.iv1d M.
r;,.y & /h~ouate•. 8001
Ir v1nt C~nler OrtYll, 4th
11001. hv1ne CA 9?618
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N~vacl• C:o1por.1lt(lll
NAMI 0 1 CUIJIU , JIJOI·
C IAI UtSlRIC I OR
llRllNCll COUR I II ANY
Su1J•• im Cuur I ol Catt
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8f•)tt.t:r~
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NOTKI OF
SHHtfF'S SAU
l( VYING 0 1 I IC£R 111
dnRe Counly Sherril'>
Oept 4601 l•nibote•
Rd Rm 108. Newport
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Fill NO.
ltOJOOOOOOJJ 1 I 7
COUHCASl
NO. OICCOHJ6
By vu luft ol ~ wfll
1n ued on Auaust 79.
2003 tn the abuve
du111n•ted Court. upon
• fudam•nl entered
No•embe1 19, 2J>02 In
hvo1 of 1ud1me11I
c red1lnrO). Amern •n
Leadl Inc • A Nevatlp
COf r,orallM db• Lead
L•st Auoc111tlon ol
B1okers and 11amsl
1ud1menl debto1(s)
01vtd Peu y show1na •
ne l b alAn Ce n f
$67!1,0AI IA ad u1lly due
on uHI 1ulft-nl on the
date of the issuance ol
'lld Wfll, I have lelljtd
upon all flchl. lttle 1nd
1nt11&st ol said tudtmeot
debtor (& l tn the prop·
erty In lh• County of
Or1n1e. St•I~ ul C<1h
lornla. dncribed u
follo ws.
AMI. RICAN I (AOS INC. A
NCVAOA COflPORAllON
VS PEARY, OAVIO
COURl • OICC08936
SHERlff#
HOJOOOOOOlJ t 17
EXHH1ll 0A·
I ht lollowin1 dncrlhed
1 ul ptoperty In the City
of Co,,te Mtu , County
ol Oran11, St•I• ot
C1lffornl1
LL GAi. Dt SCRIP TION
PARCH I lot 6 of
h act Ho 111181, In the
City of COU• Meu,
County of 0. 1np, Shi•
of C11il0tnll. 11 w-
on a "'II> rec0tded In
BOOll 594. f'ep 34. 35.
1114 36 ol MIK1llln.ous
M1111s. 111 Ille office of
the Counly llecllfdtt of
tald Counly.
PARCEL 2. E9'•ftl4fllb
fm lncreu •nd 11sr11s
end publk utrhly pur
POSH, AS H id U *••
menb are HI f0tlh tn
tl\al uf11lll Dec:lar •llon
ol R11trlcllorts l'KOfcled
Mft1'h 2 1988 ~\ In
\Ir umenl Nu 88 0966~
ul Olltuat Rcrnr d~ of
Or~ttR• t;oun!y, l.•hlt11
ma, nver I ot II of Ii at I
No 12811/ a' 'hown un
a mnp rt'l or d6d 1n Buok
~·)4 PAV~ J4. 'JS, dlld
J6 nt M•\lell•n•ons
M•I". 111 lh• nlfn • nl th~ County R•c 011!~• nl
'Aid Ot•nlie Couuty
t;(lMMONI Y KNOWN
AOORC SS lt6 161H
PLACE UNll ·F·. WSTA
Ml Sii, Cl\ 9?1)? I
Rl CORO OWNI R lll\VIO
l'I HRY
llllS PROPfffl Y ll> A
OWl lllNC:
II th• \llbfet I ••I lh1>
\141~ 1:-.. redl PfOtH!fly J1tc1
11 "·" no \Ir eel .1ddr "''
01 111'1•1 f!lmmon ''~' 1gnl'tt0n d1ttf'hon' tn 1t~
tu,•tt0n may hr ob
l3•0•d lrum lh• Sht•t tit'\
Oll1ce """" reque,t, P1o~pec ll~r bulde1'
'houlrt t f"ftr t(1 St1l twn-..
IOI ~JO to 101 680.
1n1 lus1ve of the t:orJ• nf
r1vtl P1 oled11t• tor
ptt1v1s1on!t ~ovr• nina ttt,.
hH ms lOnd1t1on\. du<t
eflet I ol the ~•I• dntl
lh• 1tah1hly nl dela11ll1n1t
b•d~e•">
NOllt:I tS Ill tit HY
GIVEN that on Aplll IJ
2004, ~t 11.00 o'tluck
AM al 4601 JdmbOfe«
Rll, rm, 108 O.C Shor·
111"' Office, City of
N•wport llurh. Cnttnl;
ot Or •n11e Shte or
Calllorn1a I will •ell •I
pubhc au•l•on lo th•
h1ahesl bidder. Im 1 ·~h
1n lawful montty t>I lht
United St1IM, Mii the
t111>1. title ~ntl tnltr•SI
nf Hid 111d1m,nl O.bl
or(') 111 tht' •hnvf
clesrribed p1opelty or
so much lhe1~ol ., may
he "'U"~' y In \llr\ty
utd euu1t1nn with
e cet ued int•re\t ftnll
co,ll
APPROXIMATE
MINIMUM SIU JN/A
Dated 3/18/04
Otvislon ll11b111
MichHI s C•1on•
Shetlll, Or•nf e Cuunly
l y /S/ ew Kwe , ~ii"0o •tot t•h dowu
'" d•I••« • po,led
noltc• b•lm~ the UI• 01
otltf1f11(ln of ludtment
Prtnl l Cf>H Se<tron 6 16
(mtsd<!m.,not ),
Publl1h1d Newpor I
Bt1th/Co1ta Meu Delly
Piiot M•• ch 24. 31, Ap111
1, 2004 W36!1 .....
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lOIJI ••
ISTA11CI: 11m--. •11mw.-.
CAS1am1111
To en hefts, b41nefl-
clMIH , ettdt1ors. COii
lincenl cndltou, ind
venon'\ who OldV olh
"'w1-.c be '"''"''''"<' m ttw will m t.'''~'" u1 110111 of 01 r 1 Y wouo
BROOKS aka Bl I IV W
BRO(IKS
AN AMr N0£0 f'f11
llON FOR l'ROBll ll has
hee11 t1lef1 by AMI Hll "N
Ill ARI llSSOCIAllON,
WI SllllN sr1111 s Ill 111111 ll S ~ttd AMI RICAN
CANCrR SOCll IV rn the
Supe11or C'.011rl 111 C~lt
lorm•. C1111n1Y ul OR
"NCt
1111 AMI NOC U 1'111
llON I Oil l'RORll If
ICl]UCS" (Mil V ~IUHL
RARC br• a11pornlcl.I "~
IH!•,C\nctl rrµresc11IAh't'e
lo ddm1n"I~• lite e•late
ol lhl' de< ~dent
1111 AMI NOf 0 Pl II
llON 101111~'" lllf de
Cf'denl ' Wtll dnl.I t odt
"''· 11 AllV, be "dnnlled to t>robate lhe Will •nd
any <vd~ rl• are dV3ll•ble
'"' t"'u11m11,•l1nn .,, th" "'•l ht!pl by ,,,. (fllll t
1111 llMI NUI fl f'f II
ltON '""""'' aulh1111ly lo ddn11nl\le1 Ill~ •)l•lr
1111<1~1 llw h111rµc111l1•11I
ll1tmtrMI• .1lm11 t>I I '
l•IC\ llt l fin" All
lh1111ly will all11w lht
""' \OfMI rttJJI •1•0111t nttYf'
lu l1•~l' 1n,111y a.UtOth
wtthuul 11ltl•11fl11~ Clhu I
••11pruv11I Orlore IAktng
tC1td1n YNY 1msmrlant
~< ltOll' hOW•vet. th•
pe' \nnal repre.-.ent•t•v@
wtll be • •Qttu ed I•• a•ve
tlOll\• ltt ltll~1~\led
11e1 '""' uuteu I hey h•ve w~•Vtd ooh< fl or
lflti.enl•d In th• plO·
J)li1iotHt or1 ftun) fhfl
111(lep•nd•nt dd1111n"h•
lion aulhn11ly will bf!
R••nled units, a11 in
lc•••led µerwn 111~~ An
ObteCl tOO l o the
AMt NOi 0 p•lthon And
•hows Rt111(J (AU~~ wlly
lh• cnm I \houM nnt
t1r•nl tht AUlhottly
A HEARING on the
AMCNOLO pet1tron will
be helrt on APRIL ?7,
2004 el I 41; p 111 111
Dept 1 n 111 at11d at 34 l
""' r.11y 011ve S11uth.
018ttf1C, CA 92868,
1r YOU 08 l[C I to th&
1•.,11tn1 ol lhe pl'.'tlllon,
YOU thould ljlflell •• lht
hHllna Md ~ble 10111
oh1tic1ton1 or tile wr itttn
ob .. ction• Wllh lhf! COUI I
h•lolll the he111n1. Yt1111
•PPUI •nc~ mRy be Ill
pet ~nn or by your
•llmney
Ir YOU ARI A CRCOI
I OR or con rtn1e nt
credltM of'"' dtH:HMtd,
you must tti. your cl•lm
with Ille to11rl ind m•tt
• CoPY to llM 1111••on1t
r•pr&\lnt1hv. 8jllM)lnt1d
by llMI COllfl within lour
month1 from Ille d•t• nf
th• ""' t1'u1nc• of 1•11"~ u provldlill In
P1ob1le Code Hc:hon
9100 Th• '""' tni ftltnr c;l1tm~ will not uplte
hef0ttt fou• month!! lrom
th• hur1n1 d1t1 flOlit•d
•bove.
YOU MAY EAAMINE lhe
ltl1• kepi by the cuur I II
ynu (J, e t' per ~on 1n
I~• e<1led tn lhe e'late.
ynu m•v hie w•lh tht
10111 I • Reque~I lor
Sp1•ct0I Notice (lo11n OE
154) ul 111•1 lthnt.: ol an
1nv•nlor y •nd appr a1sal
of e~IAI~ assets n• ot
~llV pel11ton 01 3CCOUnl
3\ PtOV1cl•d '" Probate
Ct1de M!c.11011 t?:,O A
Rtques l lu1 S pecial
Nollae 101 n1 •~ .111a1labt~
lrom the ~ourl cl•tl>.
Attenoey 1 ... f'etltl-r:
IENJAMIN K. •tUY,
(SQ,
COOllY GOOWAaO Uf'
ON( MA•lflMl ll'l.UA.
20JHflOO•
SAN FUNCISCO, CA 94111-lSIO
f'ublt,hr<I Ntwporl
o~ddllCu~IA Me.• Oatly
Pilot Ap11t 7. 13, 14. l 00o1 WT387
MOTICI CALlll6 fCll 95
01st11c l Hunt1n11lun
B~•ch Utttnn H111h St.hoot
flt\lllCI
0111 Ot~dltne May 6 , ?004. ?'()() pm
f't~c· ol Bid Receipt·
Pur.hA>ine Oeparlment.
I0751 Yotklown Ave ..
llu11l111gton !lftdch CA
P1o~ct Bid •912
ttuntrn&lon Be1"h lll&h
School Shade Structure
l'hne I
NOflCf IS HlRCBY
GIVEN that the Hun
t1n1tlon Buch Union
lh&h Si:hool Otglrict ol
Orang., Cn11nly, C1hfor
n1A acl•n& by and
lhrnugh th Go•ein•~ll
Bna1d. ht 1einaller re
ltrred to ~s ·otSTRICT.·
will receive up lo. but
not lalet th~n. ttH! 1bovo
'l•led brd dudllne,
'ealed bid\ at the place
•denlllied above '°' !ho
&ward ol a conhact for
the above Protect
I here w11t be • man
d•lo1y )Oh walk 1nd
eonfe1ence at 9 •m.
l\j>rll 15, ?004 •• 1905
"411n Slre•I. Hun1tn11on
Bt1ch. Any btddel l1t11ne
to atlend the enllr• job
w•lh •ind conlerence will
be dMmed • non••·
'llOfll t•t b1~ Ind Wiii
hitve tis bict returned
unopened
Ptoiecl Documenla 1re
un Ille at Pu1chuin1
Oepwrtmnnl, Room 361
All Protect D<>culTH!nts
m1y b• putchued !Of •
11fuod1ble deposll of
U S flef set
In 11eco1 dance with the
pr ovlmns ol 8u&ff1eu
and P1 ofeulons Codi
Secllfln 7028.1 !i .nil
Public Contract Code
Section lJOO. the OIS·
TlllCT requires that lh•
bidder posuu the
fo tto w1111 ,1aulflc•·
tlon( •) ol co11tr .ct•'•
lk'1n'•(•) at lhe ttm.
th4 bid IA wbmlUed: Cius B. Any bidder not
so lkensed al lh• llm•
of Ille bid openlnc will
be llJtCltad 41 QAQCI •
spons1ve
Ttme '' ol lhe el~ente [.1~h bid shall be ac
cnmpa med by a bid
~~cu111y tn thr lo1m ol
r ,.,,,, .t cer til •~d or
cashier'• che•~ 01 bid
bond '" an amounl nol ltu than ten petcent
( IO'l>) ol lhr tolAI btd
pllce. 11avnble 111 the
OISlRICI
Ille OIS IRICI 1e~e1ve\
the 1 tgM lo 1eiect any
or .ill bids or tu watvc
any "'"""'8r1l1es 01
inlo1 maltlte• in any bid'
nr "' tile b1ddtnR pr I) cen.
lhe CAltlorma o~pdrl
nitnl n f lndu\!rt~I
Relations h.is delr•
nuned 111•• 2enerdl jlle
va1hng r al" of per <J•em
wa&ts for lhe tocallly '"
which the wc>rk 1~ to he
performed 101 lhe Pru1
ee l Copies ol these
wa&e r ale del~r m1na
lton•, enl1tled Prev.111ing
Wajte Scale. a1e matn
t"ned al the OIS I RIC l
ol ltce and are available
"' lhe lollow1ng web•1t•
WW'N dir ca gov II •hdll
be mandatn1y upon lhe
$UCCe<slul b1dde1 lo
whom the conlracl "
awarded. and u11on any
wbcontraclor h•led. to
pay nol less than tht
seld spec ll1ed rates lo
•II wo1kers employed by
them tor the Protecl
No b•dde1 m•Y with
d1 aw any btd lor .i
period ol •i•ly (60)
calendar d10 alter the
date H I tor the openma
of bub
Pur~u•nl to Publtc
Conh acl Code Sec hon
22l00. lhll A&<Hment
will contain provision•
per mittln& lhe sucten
ful bidder to iubstllute
iecurrhes for any mon
lo w1lhhlllld by the
OIS IRIC I to ensure
petformance under the
AJreemenl or permllllng
payment •11 retentions
earned duectly Into
escrow
S1 cned by Sus•
Mcl•ne, 011eclor
Procurement
For the Board ol
llusteu
Publis hed Newport
Buch/Coste Mu• 01tly
Ptlot Apflt 7, 14, 2004
W384
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v•d, CHI• Me••, CA.
92627, wt.ere property
ho• bee" •tored. K &
I AtKtl-Se rvice, f'. 0.
l ea 825, •tolto, CA. 9 2377 , .... d •
7 234119, f'h•n• •: 909-219 -9192.
UNIT• NAMI INVlN-
TORY
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l'UllR MONllORS.
TOW(RS. PRINTER ANO
SCANN[R IRAllfR
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80XCS.lltAOBOARO
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SCOOtf R I NO 1111!1 ( au1 I HOllNS. ASSl"O
80)(£5
Al87 tOYCE Kl AllS
Sf NS ASSl'O ROXlS
BOOl\S.C:OUCll,CHAIR
"188 IUMMV llOUGtl
l RI Y. MllNY l\SSOH II 0
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A,6 1 01 NN IS
MURCtttSON, 32 ASST'O
TUBS r>RCSSff< r 1Lr
CAlllNI I f AN. ClllllR
SUllCllSI S
Anl<l St/IN & ClllHON
S 11 WAR I BY S IAN
S llWARI . l\llCHlN
1 ABLE. ru TON, BED
fRAM £, WOOOE N
ORESSU IS . CHAIRS
ASSl'O ROXC S
CI 38 CllAl<l I S L
KALLAL 2 SHS GOLF
CLUBS. PIClURCS .
S TEACO C ABIN( T.
S HOCS , ORE SS(RS.
ClOTHINO
C 176 Stll\NllR II
GllOOSIAN. 8 CllAIRS.
PKG MA ii RIAi , Wtr.!1£H
BASKETS
A476 DANN Y BOYL£
SP[Al\I RS REI HtC:tRll
TOR,B(ANBAG
B279 BOBBI~ [SMAii i,
Rt I RIGCl!lllOR, PRLSS
(RS. VACUUM. CAlllNI. I.
ASST'O BOXES
8280 BOBBIE CSMllU I,
2 SOFA CHAIRS, 6 CNO
f A!llfS . PICIURFS,
IABLC. 4 DRLSSl:RS, 6
CHAIRS
Publl•he d Nrwpo11
Buch/Cosl• Mh • Daily
P1tol March JI, Aptll 7,
2004 W376
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CIVfN lh~I <1 bul~ '"16
os .. bout to be m1cle Ille
n•me(s). butine'' •d
dtU$(H) of lhe Seller
Jre N•rn ti Korn •nd Soon w Kom. 14:>20 Culwet Ot •B. II •1ne. CA 92604
Doona 8u51no\s ._
Plus Onn W11 el .. ~' ·
All uthet b U\lllC\)
11ome(\) ••11.I o1d
do.,\>(••) U\Cd by tho
Sell••(\) """"n the P•>t
1111 ee ye-1'>. "' "ated
by the Sellt1 (>I "'"'" NUN(
I h~ nano e(") dnd
.iJd1e\\ of the Buye1b)
1>/111e Jd Kyuna ltun~ "''<I Sanoucl lee
I he assets bernQ $Old
"' e gen~r ally du c11hed ,,, I Uflt1turu, tnclurd\,
«1u111m11nt. tool5. auud wrll trade name. lc~se
hold onterot, kl<l\Chold
"" p 1 o v em en t s, a II
lri!DSferable perm•h a nd
hceni.as, •nit mventory
of \to .. k on l• •dt anll ""! located ~t 14720
Culver 0t . •B, ltvone CA92604
fhc bulk >air '' on
tcnlkd tu lie lOruuon
no.ted •I the 11ttlce ol
Nf W SIAM l SCROW and
lh• d!lt•Clpl\td S•le dtle
'' Ap11I Z3. 2004
The bulk ,.,1. '' \llb
1cct to Col•I<• noa Uno
101111 Cmnme1<1•I Codt0
S•t 11001 6106 1 Vf S/NO v
the n•n1e 41u1 add1r-.s
ot th' µe''"" with wMm
cla111" may ~~ filed os
NI W SI All CSC ROW,
1913!> Blnoonl1•ld Av• c.,, •lo\, Cl\ 90/03 a111J
lhe la\I •IJI• 1111 totong
lla11l1> by •ny <•edltur
>11.111 b• 1111111 22. 2004,
wl11 .. 11 " lhe b11~111hs
day ll•lore the ,.,,. 1latu
'P"Lolrnd dbuve
Oaled J/30/7004
8 1JVI R(S)
/S/ l.i Ky1111~ llt1ng
IS/ SJ111u•I Lee
Poliey
2l40 legal Noaca
Pubh,.hed Newpo•t
BHth/CO\I• Meu 0~1ly
Pilot Ap11I I ?004
CNS660083
Re-. .... ... s.....
The lollo'91ne pe• ion\
.i e duon~ busmeu u
DB Gate Se1~M:e. 105
H;u 101 d Or Newpoo t
Beach. C•llfOfnoa 9:>660
B•1b1 • Mutphy ICY..
HMIOrd Or Newpo1I
Brach. c.1of1H Illa 92660
D•v1d M 81 adlot d. 105
H~rlord Di • Newporl
Be.Lio. C•hlornoa 92660
I his bu~iness ·~ con
d11rled by a geoetdl
Pdrtnershoµ
Havu you 'tat led du1112
lll!Slnttss yet? No
B•1b1a Mur11hy
I hos ;<lalement w"\
filed with lhe County
Cle1k ot Ora11g• Couuty
on 03/05/04
20046977528
Daily P1lul Mar
J I. Apr /, 2004
lht lolluwone peuon•
arc> do111g bu\tnen u •
Atoms •nd 01"1 467
Popi•• St , 1 •&una e .. ch. Cahluo noa 9~!)1
Ap11I M11y Solomun.
461 Pophu St . Lacuna
Beuh Cahtorn1a 926!>1
Tho• business IS .on
du't•d by an 1nd1v1dual
ltave you M•o led do1n&
business ytt1 Nu
Apr 11 Suhlmun M•o v
l ht• >l•l•noenl wo•
l1lod wolh the County
Cloo k nt CloanK• Cn unty
(Ill 03/:>? /04
2004'979US
Daily P1lol Mai 74. JI.
Apr 7, 14, 20Q4 W734
Rdttlew ...... ie-s......
1 he lull11w111w pet sons
di e dOlnlt hU!llflCS), d~
We•I Coast I ence Cn .
1 /41 l'omnn• /Ive •21.
Oust• M"d· Cahlornld 92627
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(SAMPLE CARD) ATTENTION! ALL PARENTS OF
LITTLE-LEAGUERS
AND BASEBALL PLAYERS
UNDER 18!
This page is des igned to showcase the
boll players here in our community. Your
child can be on th is page for just $25.00.
FRIDAY, MAY 21 , 2004
Daily~)Pilot
BASEBALL CARD PAGE
------Here's how it works:-------
Fill out the form below Enclose a picture of your child in their uniform, a
$25.00 check mode payable to the Daily Pilot (or credit cord number) then
moil to:
DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
330 W. Bay St.
Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627
ATIN: Baseball Cards
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330 W loy SI, Cosio MM
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PLAYER'S NAME & NUMBER: AGE; ___ _
TEAM NAME: ----POSITION:
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