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A couple walk along the ridge of the Newport Back Bay, where the crty might build a boardwalk to keep people away from the protected habitat
Trampled under foot
City Council wiJl consider two environmental
plans, one caJJing for a boardwalk through thP
Back Bay. Big Canyon Creek is also targeted .
June Casa1rande
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Pedestn·
ans who for years have blazed
muls through the Back Bay have
contributed to a problem that
could cos! mill10ns to foe.
The City Council today will con·
sider rwo arnbitJous enVJronmental
res1oration projects. In their study
session, council members wiU h ear
a presen!ation on a plan to restore
the wildlife habitat m the of Back
Bay and even create a boardwallc
for pedestrians. Then, in their
reguJar meeting. they will vote on
whether to award a $110,000 con·
tract. paid by a state grant, to
Community C.on<>ervancy lnterna·
tional to study and plan possible
environmental remedies for Big
Canyon Creek.
"To m e, the great thmg about
both projects is the combmation of
good pubhc access with good hab1·
tat restoration,· Assistant C1ry
Manager Dave Ki ff said.
The Back Bay work would help
restore the habitat of the endan-
gered least terns and o ther animals
that have been nudged out by pe·
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deslrtam. who use "illegal" trails
created by foot traffic. The board·
walk would take pedestnan~. b1cy·
chsts and horseback riders off sen·
siuve habttat and keep them on
existing trails and the new board·
walk.
The elevated walkmg platform
would be two miles long. stretch·
mg from University Avenue to 23rd
Street It would proVJde acces'> to
the bluff tops. but not down to the
shoreline. It could also have VJew·
ing platforms. bird-Viewing blinds
and 'l1gns with informauon about
the local environment.
Official!) say they can't yet e ... 11
mate the total cost of the three
phJ~e pro1ect. but the first ph~e
alone 1s estimated at near)\ S4 mil
lio n. ·
If the c1ry moves ahead with the
pro1ect, a portion of the monev
could come from Orange Count)
which got the funds as pan of the
American Trader Oil Spill !>ettle·
menl. Council members will de·
c1de dunng their study session
See TRAMPLED, Pa&e A4
New attorney says DNA points to Rodman as attacker
$10-miJlion civil suit
brought against former
Los Angeles Laker by
former actress goes to
trial next inonth.
D11pa Bharath
Daily Pilot
man of raping her could well belong to
the former NBA superstar, her attorneys
said Monday.
Tma New, a fonner actress and aspir·
ing model. filed a SlO·million civil law-
suit against Rodman in August 2000.
She claims that on the evening of Aug.
20, 1999, Rodman forcibly took her to
his Seashore Drive home, where he
drugged and raped her.
she has said.
Rodman h& not onty derued the alle·
gation repeatedly, but has said under
oath that he had never met New.
"I'm going to state on the record tha! I
don't know Tina New,· he had said dur·
ing a deposition. ·I've never seen this
woman ... The onty time I ever een
this girl is on Tv. That's it.·
New's clvU case is set to begin in Feb·
ruary.
Stephen Tornay, had a saliva sample
taken from Rodman a few weeks aso.
"The results show that there LS a one
in 10,000 chance that 11 wasn't Rod·
man.· said Traut, lead attorney on the
case. "Which in simple terms. means
there is a very, very good chance he did
it."
Traut said the final tests will stack up
much more dramatic odds against Rod·
man.
District
trying to
boost TV
presence
School trustees will
discuss how to get
meetings and district
information broadcast
to Newport Beach
homes ~ore effectively.
Deirdre N'ewman
Daily Pilot
:'\F\\PORT-\IESA -Eleven
dayc,
Thdt., hov. long '\ewpon
Beach re..1dent!. have to wan to
c,ee a broadc~t of the la'>t ..chool
board meeting.
rhat\ because the d1'>tnct
doe'> not have a dedicated edu
cauonal pubhc access channel in
thl' city, as It does m Costa \le~
Tonight tru.,tees wtl.I discus.s
ho" to mere~ the d1stnct's T\
presence in '\ewpon Beach.
To do '>0 ~teve Glyer. director
of educauonal technology. will
'>Ugge'>t obuumng a dedicated
access channel fro m Adelphia
Sy<>tem!> and Cox Commun1ca·
lions. Currently. Newpon Beach
l'> work.mg on a franchi!>e agree
ment v.1th the rwo comparues.
"With that acces!'>. we would
be able to do real-rune broad·
cast.s of board meeungs and
'>hare educauoniiJ informauon w
the communm as a whole
C..lyer '>Clld
:'l;e\" tr\l'>lee Tom ~an
brought up the lad.. of alee~ m
Newpon Beath dunng the last
board meeting fo get the meet.
mg., brocldca'>t m '\e"pon Beach
no\' a d1..,1nn employee has to
bnn.: a tape 10 \delph.ia m 'ianta
See DISTRICT. Pace A4
QUESTION 7 How imporunt 11 it
toh~•
Newport-Mesa •
school bo•rd
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NEWPORT BF.ACH -Preliminary lab
tests reveal that the DNA on the clothes
of a woman who accused Dennis Rod·
The Conner Chicago Bull and Los An·
geles Laker grabbed her "by her hlps
and legs, ripped (her) clothing off and
began physically throwi.ng her around,·
Rodman agreed to give New'<; attar·
neys a DNA sample to carry out the
testing. New's attorneys, Eric Traut and
~The person who is domg the testing fl.E Pt()TO I DM.Y PILOT
See ONA. Pq1 M Tina New dunng the Enc Bechler tnal.
THE VERDICT
When Newport Beach was in the hands of a few
T he hoopla over some election
shenanigans reminds me of a
time when city government was
much lower ke}'
M I have told a numbet of times.
because of a dangerous aftuation in
Green River, Wyo., my parents put me
on the train at the age of9 or 10 and
ahlpped me to Belboa to Uve with my
liater Jaee and her husband, Dick
WhfCJOn, •
Mer that. I apent at least u mud\
time wlth them u with my folb, and I
came to worthip Olck. a big.
handlolne guy=waa kMd by eva,.._. He WMhinl IMdUnel a awt1'le for Vopl. and l
I
I
swear. some people
bought two Just
because they liked
Dick so much.
ln those days. the
dty was run by a
amall group. If you
belonged to the
group. you were tn.
which meant lfyou
had a need for
somethin& fJOm the ROBERT d ty, It WU panted. GARDNER ir you dkln't belona, you could appear
. befotetMryClty Coundl ~
tntery edmin'9tntMt ~ 8ll out
every paper given you. and you would
get no place.
The "boss• of the dty was Uoyd
Claire. Uoyd was the head of the
American Legton. He never be.Id an
elected or appointed position in the
d ty. but be krpt everything moving. every mom.Ing he'd amble into City
Hall and check ln at each department.
ending up at the city cleric's.
Prank R1nebart wu the clerk. and be
was the Ylafble man.Ui lion of Llo)'d
Claln!'a lnvtstb&e bUt YftY re.I power.
Whenewr I think of Pranlt. 1 mvltlon
Owlet I>lc.Urw' Uriah Heep; He bad
thb eoft. UDCtUOW manner and waa
eJway. ~ .. hl.nda. ll )'OU
wanted something done, you went to
Frank.
Fortunately for my career, Dick was
pan of the in group. He was on the
Oty Council. elected by the b
plunllty in the history of the city.
funher attestin8 to bis amazing
populari~ Because of Dick. and a1ao
because I had grown up in the dty and
was vlewecJ u a local boy who made
good. I WU appotnted dty JudiL
made fbt IOme lnt«eldna
tuadons. Evay eo often Fnnk
Rlriehut woukt come to me in hll eoft.
wxt\JoUI way. wrlngUl& hit hanck
S.WRDICT ...... M
Daily Pilot
AT A GLANCE
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A2 Tuesday, January 14, 2003
Kl>S TALK BACK
Music to
live by
The Daily Pilot asked
students at the Boys
and Girls' Club
after-school program
at Rea Elementary
School, 'What is your
favorite type of music?'
"Oldies..
IZAMAR
TORRES,12
Costa Mesa
"Roe.le 'n'
roll."
ASHLEE
UPCRAFT, 12
Costa Mesa
·Rap.·
ALEXA KLINE,
11
Costa Mesa
"Rhythm and
blues.·
REJINE TORRES,13
Costa Mesa
"Hjp-hop."
JOHNNY
GUERRA.12
Costa Mesa
-lntuviews and phoros
by Deirdre Newman
'
ON CAMPUS
IN THE CLASSROOM
SEAN Hu.ER /OAl.Y PLOT
Heidi Peschelt reacts to a spill caused when her team put lye into the fat while making soap in their chemisty class at Newport Hamor ~ School.
-Cleaning up the lesson plan
Newport Harbor
High chemistry
students find that
making soap can be
a messy business.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
Wearing protective goggles and
white lab coats, juniors in Matt
Schutz's chemistry class at
Newpon Harbor High School stood
watch over their combustible
concoctions.
Some students mixed water and
-lye as they heated them up. Others
mixed various oils over the burner.
'It's fu.n and confusing, bur with all the different
ingredients mixed together, you have to worry about the
temperature. It 's someth ing different for a change.·
Brttt.ny Early, 16
Newport Harbor High Schoof student
The goal1 To combine the two
mixtures to make soap.
The experiment conducted
during the last week of school
before winter break was a
culmination of everything the
students had learned up to that
point. Schutz said.
StudenlS said the trickiest pan
was heating the liqwds to their
threshold without letting them get
too hot
"It's fun and confusing. but with
all the different a.ngrediencs mix.ed
together. you have to worry about
the temperature,· Brinany Early.
16, said. "Ifs something different
for a change.·
Meaghan James and Kelly Boler
had to redo their lye mixture
because it began hardening during
the cooling process.
"We're learning what not to do.·
Boler joked.
While It took a few tries for
some, many students said they
SCHOOL LUNCH MENU ~·-
relished the stress· free
environment of trial and error.
"I think It's helped us learn a lot.·
Adam Schlesinger said. "Mr. Schutz
is a good teacher. He lets us be
experimental and make ml.stakes.•
Schutz said the classes usually
have about a 754Jl> success rate with
making the soap. Those that don't
had to make it at home over winter
break "so they can mess up their
own house.· Schutz said.
After winter break. the students
worked on packaging and
advertising their soapy products for
a mock trade show.
• IN ntE ClASSAOOM II. weekty
feature in whicti Daily Pilot education
writer Deirdre Newman viait• 1
campu1 in the Newport-Meat aree and
wntea about her experience.
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NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW
ON THE. AGENDA
MARINERS LIBRARY
Mariners Elementary School
children.
Council members will consider
whether to grant a $472,867
contract to Thirtieth Street
Architects Inc. to begin
planning the joint-use
Mariners Library project.
MARINAPARK LEASES
Council membera will consider
whether, to renew for one year
the city's lease with the
residents of the Marlnapar1c
mobile park on Balboa
Peninsula. The one-year lease
is actually an extension of a
longer lease that expired in
2000.
WHAT TO EXPfCT
Now that the project has won...,
more than $3 million In state
funding, council members are
eager to make the innovative
library project a reality. The
first step is to hire an architect,
whose work officials hope will
assuage the concerns of
parents who have worried that
the library puts the general
public in too·close proximity to
WHAf TO EXPECT
The lease terms are basically
the same as ones approved
last year by the council, so
there's not likely to be much
controversy in the details. The
larger Issue, however, cai.(
cause contention at times.
Residents want to keep elr
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
OCC dance, cheer teams
have titles to shout about
Orange Coast College's dance
and chc>er ceams caprured na-
unnal utles this weekend at the
UruwNll Cheerleaders Assn. Na-
uon.tl Championships at Walt Dis-
ney. World/MGM Resorts in Or-
lando, Ha. nw, year'<; competition marlc.ed
IX C<. eighth trip to the UCA Na-
11011als. l'he two Pirate squads
IMw grabbed a combined 11 na·
uonaJ crown!>.
· To caprure 11 UCA dance and
th~r nanonal titles in eight years 1' extremely gratifying." said Mike
Rtynolds. <X.O:; cheer and dance
advt~r. in a preM release. "We
were t'°(lfemely pleased with our
performance tlm past weekend in
Orlando. The kids turned in out·
'land.mg effort~." oco. danc:e team ran its string
if con..ecuti\le UCA national
t ruwru, to five. !'he Pl.rate dancers
\\(Hl I.he. open ctiV1Sion competi-
uon th~ year, out-chstancing sec·
... Quality Sc:mtt ....
• ••Ni d Enten:ainmenr---
ond-place UC Davis and th.ird-
place Avila University of Kansas
City.
Both teams were· taped by
fSPN and will be shown on the
national sporu netwod. through-
out 2003.
Members of the dance team
were: Sara Caeton, Nicole Dallou.
Danae DiPilla, Kaysie Fischer,
Counney Hirschar, Becky Holmes,
Liz Kent. Michelle Macias, Jessie
Noonan, Kelly Parra. Vanessa Var-
gu Carissa Whitson and Crystal
Wasik.
Members of the cheer squad
were: Daniel Aran. Carlos Bedolla.
Nick Davis, Shaun Dennis. Justin
Gllia. Kristian Goodman, Jesse
Jones, Olris Labonte, Luls Lui,
Alana Lynem, Alexa Miller, Ashley
O'Brien. Kim Raasp, Rasheed
Richardson, Sara Richardson. Ed·
die Rios, Rudy Rodriguez. Chris
Rowe, Lani Sipera. Monica Soto,
Amanda Vanderpoole. Jimmy
Wallace. Jonathan Weaver, Ben
White and Swnrner Witty.
Group plans guided
tour of Fairview Park
Costa Mesa's Fairview
Friends Comm ittee will hold a .
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Topiaries, Potted Ivy & Orchids
Home Decor • Furniture
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Fresh chicken broth,
chunks of chkken breut,
rice prniahed with
avocado, cilantro
and Lime. Mama's cure for
the flu.
"' ... Great To-Go . " . .I~,_/
hom,_, but city officials say
they have the right to oust
them to make way for a resort
planned for the site that's In the
planning and approval stage.
FYI
WHAT: Newport Beach City
Council meeting
WHEN: 7 p.m .. study aesalon
will begin at 4 p.m.
COMMITTEE
APPOINTMENTS
WHERE: ,City Council chambe~ at City Hall, 3300
Newport Blvd.
INFORMATION: (949)
Council and Planning 644-3000; complete agendas
Commission representativ(ts and staff reports are available
to about 30 different cltjzens at www.city.newport-beach.
advisory committees and other ca.us.
bodies will be consiliered
tonight as t~e co1,1ncil's last . WHAT TO EXPECY.
item of bus mess: The Aviation Deciding committee
Committee, t~e Orange County appointments can be a
Coastal Coalition ~nd the time-consuming task. if for no Gener~I Plan Advisory reason other than that council
Commntee are among the members and planning
!Jroups wh?se members commissioners often have
include a city coun~ll !'"ember pretty big demands on their
or planning commissioner. time.
free guided tour of Fairview
Park beginning at 9:30 a.m . on
Jan. 25.
The seasonal tour, one of sev-
eral held throughout the year. al·
lows participants tQ view the
park in different conditions.
City officials said they hope
the cours will help educate the
public about the park's htStory
and its master plan, which in·
eludes eliminating nonnative
plants, restoring vernal pools,
protecting wildlife and establish-
ing a series of hiking and biking
rrails.
The 1our will start at the
south end of the main park
parking lot. along the west side
of Placentia Avenue. IL is ex-
pec1ed lo take l t;, hours.
For more information, check
with the committee's Web site
at www.CMFairuiewPark.org or
caJJ the group's hotline at 17 14)
754-5698 or contact city staff Ii·
luXURY
aison Carol Proctor ac 17 14)
754-5688.
C.Osta Mesa doctor
named to state board
Joseph F. Piccari of Costa
Mesa was among those named
Monday by Gov. Gray Davis to
the state's Boards of Develop·
mental Disabilities. He will
serve on the area 11 board. The
service is unpaid.
.Piccari. 58. is a self-employed
management consultant.
Since 1976, he has been a ad-
ministracive surveyor to CA.RF.
a national accreditation organi·
zation for groups serving dis-
abled persons.
The state boards are respon-
sible for protecting and advocat·
ing for the rights of all persons in
the area with developmental dis·
abilities. The area I I board
serves Orange County.
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• Valance• & Co rnice Boxes
• Roman Sbade1 • 81.inda
• Verrical1 • Shutte.rt • Bedspread1
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TueSday, Janu¥y 14 l00.3 U
Newport poised
for pollution fight
City leaders say they
will continue to
oppose any attempt
to pump potentially
poisonous chemicals
into the watershed.
June Ca111rande
Daily Ptlot
NEWPORT BFACH -City
leaders are continuing the push
to keep potentially poisonous
levels of the element seleniwn
out of local waters.
The Coastal/Bay Water
Quality Citizens Advisory Com-
mit1ee la.st week heard a pres-
entation on the agen1 and the
ha7..ards it poses to tl:e local en-
vironment. ·
"What we can do ii. continue
to stress to the regional water
quality board that if this water
1s pumped m10 the San Diego
Creek. it will damage the hab1 -
1at of the bay. and they <.ihould
consider other placeb to pump
i1 -ltke mco a !>ewer hnt 'rather
than the '>lorm wa1er ~y!>tem."
Assistant City ~1anager Dave -
FOR THE RECORD
The headline on a
Wednesday safety brief
("Police, fire wam of false
solicitation") misstated the
intent of Newport Beach
Police and Fire officials.
They wanted residents to
know that they were not
affiliated with the Assn. for
Firefighters and Paramedics
IC.iff said. .
From tune to tune. reg10nal
transportation authonue!> ru.k.
the water board for perm1-. .. 1on
to pump out certatn low-lymg
areas in their 1unsd1u1on.
Among these 1s ;m ar~ near
the Tusun Air Brute formerly
known as the Swamp of the
Frog6. Expem haH~ found un-
safe levels of beleruum tn the
groundwaier thal acc.umulates
there.
Selenium 1s a naruralh •1t
curnng elemem that in '>mall
quantities 1s an esc,enuaJ nutn
ent for lhh. bird ... animal' ci!ld
humanb. In larger amount'>
however, It 1!> toXJc
Newpon Beach offinah ha>e
an ongomg policy of lobhrn1g
the watl>r board to t11rlmJ
pumpmg the water in10 tht-
c,torm dram S\'>tt'm. whtth
eventually end~ up 1n the
oc.ean and harbf1r And tlldl.,
an effort 1hey plan 111 kt'ep up
uwe have 'ienou' cnm ern'
about what wlenlUl'l\ can du 10
the local hab11a1 tf 1h1' Wiltt'r 1-.
pumped mto the flood rnnLrol
channel. letung large enou~
quanuue., to stt mlo tht t'll\1·
ronment. Kilf '>~
Inc., but were not warning of
false solicitation
An obituary that ran
Saturday did not include the
location for memorial
services for Dorothea
Riedel. Services will be held
at 2 p.m. Saturday at St.
Michael and All Angels
Episcopal Church in Corona
del Mar
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VERDICT
ContJnued from Al
· ·Bob.· he'd !oay. ·We've got a
little maner coming ~fore you.
fl s one of our fnend5.. •
·0ur fnencb • was the code.
mean.mg um individual was pan
of the group
"'What i.s 1t )"OU want. Frank!
I'd ask. ·wen.· he'd sigh. wringmg tus
han~ ·a! ihi.s matter could jusr
ht-dL...nis.sed .
"'No, Frank.• I'd leO tum •1t
has to go through the normal
procedures. ..
Fran.k ~r pressed. He
"ould nod and shuftle out. but
&0mehow die maner nevu
reached the coun room. What
happened. I didn't ask. but thinP ~ quietly resoh--ed
behind lhe scenes.
For all I loved Dick. '"''Ulg wuh
hun waMl't easy. He drank a lot.
and most rughts we would sit
down ro dinner wUh tus ~.u
emp cy Where he was. none of U'>
knew .
Despite this bhoncorrung.
when Dick left the City Couur•I
he was appointed eJectricaJ
tospector for lhe c1cy. After all,
he~ one of the group. and
the gm up took care of· our
mends"
• ROBERT GAADN£A 1s a Corona
def Mer resident and a former
Judge H11 column runs Tuesdavt
296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA · 949·6AS·7 6l 6 DISTRICT del Mar. ·Hearing il Uve seems to
people to be mo~ current.· ·
for cable.
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SOLID BRAZILIAN MOHAWK OE.HSE PLUSH
Contmued from Al
Ana 'iix days after the mttting. It
is sh<M-TI the next Sanuday.
And a1 char pomt. 11 15n·1 ex-
actly ·news· anymore.
""There's '><>mething abour re-
runs that people say, 'It's old
news," ~d trusree Serene
Sroltes. \\ho represents Corona
AROUND TOWN
Srolces said broadcasting the
meetingl> live \\o"Ould al.so w-e
worbng parents more tiJii"e to
plan 10 attend school-related ac-
tJVitJ~.
In addmon ro lobbymg for a
publ.Jc ace~ channel. the di.s-
trict is asbng thar broadband be
installed at the rune fl:ewpon
Beach ~hools that are nor wired
Glyer will repr~nt the distm t
al the Newpon Beach City (.mm
cil meeong Thursday when offi
ciaJs a.re expected to exarmne an
85-page repon on the franch1">t·
agreement. he ...Ud.
• OBRDRE NEWMAN covers
educetton She may be re&dled at
19491574-4221 or by e-mail at
de1rdre.ne_,,11n a;lat1mes com
busmess expert1se and mclude a TRAMPLED networlung mixer The second
Conbnued from Al
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the Daily Pilot, 330 W Bay St..
Costa Mesa. CA 92627; by fax to
(949) 646-4170; or by calling
(949) 574-4298 Include the time-.
date and location of the event. as
well as a contact phone number.
seminar, wh1dl 1s cosponsored
by the Newport Beadl Police
Depanment. w ill deal entirely \.\hether rhe\' \\anl 10 mmt• lor
with 1dent1ty theft. It will be held \qrd with rhe plan b) pu111n~ 11
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The New~rt Beach Public
Lib,.ry Wiii ~fl~S~!"J£lats~
on identity theft at the Central
Library branch The first seminar.
whtdl 1s cosponsored by the
Newpon Beadl Chamber of
Commerce, will begin at 5:30
p.m. h will focus on building
• Semi-Private for Men & Women
• Lots of Equipment/Free Weights
• P11a1es Studio & Mat Classes
• SPINNING Theater-Lioensed
• 16 Full Time Personal Trainers
Ch•ld Care Sam-noon M · F
-. Ample & Convement Par111ng
• Yoga. Tai Chi Stretch classes
• Step, Power Pump. Cardio
• Showers Steam & Towels
• Skin Care
• Shape-Up Physical Therapy Center
• Permanent Make-Up
• Shape-Up Hair Care
• ActJponcturelAcupressure Wellness Clime
\ \CoastJine's ~Program i!
\ery conven ient for me. I wi ll finish
my AA here and transfer to c.aJ Stale
Fullenon to become an elementary
school teacher.' '-9 +
Success A h ead at Coastline.
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(714) 438-4839
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from 6 to 7 p.m The hb<ary is at up for a '>Ole at an up(1m1111g
1000 Avocado Ave. Free. For council meeting
more information. call (949) Big Canyon c reek \\Ork '" orw
717-3801 or viStt' step ahead of 1ht1 Bad. HJ\
www newportbeach/1brary.org projen becau~e it''> aJread\ on
Mother's M arbt 6 Kitchen will rhe mum ii\ agenda
h ho tect Big c.mvun Creek I'> a bud\ ol ost a seminar on w to pro warer lhJt Corm~ ii,':> runoff yourself in the age of arthntJs
from 6:30 to 7:30,..P.rn..auh,e...: _ dram'> fr~m JJ\e 4J'U,..)J.lUOUilt.i:..
·paif0 Dlfe In Costa M esa. The rng Big C,an)on < ountrv c Jub
cafe 1s at 225 E 17th St Free For I he t reel rum through H1~
more mformat1on. call (9491 Lanvon 'a1ure l'arl.. hl'fml' 11111
631-47~1. matel) draining rnw rhe hJ\
WEDNESDAY
The SuMn G. Kom en Breast
Cancer Foundation will hold a
volunleer on entat1on from 6 to 8
p.m. al the Orange County
offices in Costa Mesa Volunteer
opportunities include Race for
the Cure. lmks to the Cure.
Komen Sprmg Lundleon. BMW
Ultimate Dnve.
Mammogram-a-thons. health
fairs and other
Komen-sponsored community
events The offices are at 3191-A
Airpon Loop Drive. Reservations
required. For more information,
call (714) 957-9157, ext. 27.
The Newport Beach Jaycees will
host a workshop on the seven
lteys to success from 7 to 9 p.m
at the Newport Beadl Chamber
of Commerce The dlamber 1s al
1470 Jamboree Road. Free. For
more 1nformat1on, call (949
735-1036
THURSDAY
The Costa M esa Chamber of
Commerce will hold rts monthly
90-mmute breakfast boost from
7 to 8.45 a.m at the Costa Mesa
Country Club The club 1s at 1701
Golf Course Drive. $12 tf prepaid
$17 at the door. For more
mformatron call 1714) 885-9090
UC Irvine M9dical Center will
host a seminar on Medicare
benefits at 10 a m. m the
University Club on the UCI
campus The seminar will focus
on the latest dlanges 1n
Medicare benefits and
supplemental insurance
coverage It will not cover
Medicare HMOs. The club is at
Los Trancos and East Peltason
Drive Free For more
information, call (Sn)
UCl-DOCS, or v1s1t
www uc1health com/events
The Alzheimer's Assn. of Orange
County will hold two support
groups for caregivers 1n CoSla
Mesa The first meeting will be
held from 1 to 3 p.m. at Hoag
Health Center, 1190 Baker St. The
second meeting will be held
from 6:30 10 8:30 p.m. at
Silverado Senior Living -
Newport Mesa, 350 W. Bay St
Free. For more infonnation
about the first meeting. call (714)
593-9630, and for the second
meeting, call (949) 631-2212.
Leaming Tree UnMnity will
offer a six-week class titted •m e
Fearless Writer" for studems
waming to produce polished.
strong and honest fiction and
nonfiction. The class is geared
toward beginning and advanced
writers. The class will be taught
by an award-winning instructor
with a m aster's In creative
w riting who has been pubfished
in the Lot Angeles Times, the
Orange County Register and
literary magazines. Claues will
be held from 6:30 to 9 p.m.
Thursdays. The university is at
265 McCormidt Ave., Costa
M .... For more Information, call
(714) 427-0588 or visi1
ltuonllne.com.
FRl>AY
The N9wpoft 8Mdt Chamber°'
Commerc. will host the Newport
Harbor Chrittmu Bost Parade
~"'-Dinner and Auction from
8 to 11 p.m. at the Four Seaons
Hotel. The event Will feature
parade wfnnera and have
entett1lnmen 1 live and silent
euct1on, dinner and m uch more.
The hotel la at 890 Newport
CentM Orfv., N9WP0rt Beach.
c ommunll\ Lon,t'n .1111'
lnternJtton..U, J nunprofi1 t;!" 1
rnnml'nlal organ11..c1t1on. ht1.,
propoi.ed re,tonng Wl'lland..,
Jnd hah11a1~ for endangen·J
"Pl'C"le.... addre'>'>ing pollu111111
from runoff. prond111g puhlu
dl<t''>., 10 1he nature par~ .11111
other 1mprmemen1 ...
ln111al "1ud1t"> "ould h1·
tum.ll·tl b\ rhe :-,out.hem c ..ililor
111il \\erland .. l<l·c11\l'f) l'r111n t
of 1he 'late ' oastal c 1111'1·1
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•JUNE CASAGRANDE co11ers
Newpon Beadi and John Waynt<
Airpon She mav be readied at
19491 574-4232 or bye mail at
1une caugrande a la rimes com
DNA
Conbnued from Al
It'll'> me that he ha-. lll"\er '>t'f•n
'.>Udt dec1 .. 1H· prel11n111m re ... uh ...
change IJtl·r • he 'IJJd
'\t•11her Ht>dm.in nor 111 .... 1ttor
ney. John \1c Ka). were &nadt1hl1·
for rnrnJm•nt \1onda\' .
"lo cnm1ndl cha~f... \\l'fl' l'\l'f
filt.'d ba.'>t-d ·o(l :-:ev. \ c•1mpl<11111
't>wpon fk>.irh pobte hdtl .. ,,ud ,1
10 da} dc:lay in repon.mg the .i.J
legt"d t·nme made it 1mpO'>\lhll
for pohce ro LOUect phy .. 1t cil e\'l
den<.c Ir.wt ..aid he hop(". lo filr•
Ult.' tC-.l rl.''>Ult\ w11h the OrJll).(t'
< .ounty d1 ... tnt1 .iuomt'Y 10 ldl'lh
tare J cnm111..U pro~utmn
"II., unfortunate that 'l""'J>oll
Beach police did not Jllctl\ /t tht'
D:-..A 'wimple-. better -he "1Jtl
""l'\.\pon Heach police d1J &m
·in deprh 1me<.11ga11on 111111
'Jew·., rnmplamt. '-Rt '-tew \hul
man '><Ud Monday
·sut a1 th1" point we de1111
know what was analy-1cd, huw 11
wa'> analyzed or ro what <.'Xtt'nt 11
w~ analy-l'~d." he ..aid. "\-\e nel'd
10 review se\eraJ repon ... beforr
we can comment on th1!> mat
rer •
The c1vtl tnaJ come-. 111 the
wake of Rodman's arr~t rnday
on a domestic v10lence charge
Police say the dL<,tnct attorney
will Wi:ely charge Rodman with
spousal abll..e for allegedly beat
lng hi.s girlfriend. He w.is re
leased Friday after ~tmg
$25,000 bail.
New's civil case will be heard
at the Orange C.Ounry Supenor
Court in Santa Ana on Feb 10.
Rodman ~ nor appeared so far
for any of the settJement confer-
ences mandated by law. I le will
be required to attend the heanng
next month.
A court-appointed arbitrator
awarded New $225.000 in July
2001. but Rodman rejected that
decislon, sending the l:ase to
trial. Rodma.r)'s anom ey came up
wilh a ~Le undi.<;dosed set
tJement amount last February,
bul New sa.id lhnt It was •tnsult-
lng."
New grabbed national head-
lines the star wilnes.'i in the
trial of Eric Bechler, the 34-year-
old Newport I leights resident
now fn prison for murdering his
wtfe during • boa.ling Uip off the
Newport Reach coast. New
helped lr1Wstigators by wtarin
a recording deviet and gc1dng a
neta.r·confi non tape.
aaJd she ls .lhrilled by the
latnt ft.nd.inp.
Sp1ng cl•••• beglt1 FebnMlry 1 • Tlc*• .,.. S7&.,., per.on. S900
for 1~of12. For more
lnformat.IOf'I, C8f1 (tits) 72~.
"Tb me. It' not at Ill about att·
ting mo~ out of hiin." lbe eaJd
Monctay; •t1ll abOut the f1C1 lhac
he dkt IL and now It loob llke! I
mty ICfUIDy haw ~f;" ~
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PUBLIC
SAFETY
Daily~· I
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• Affpott Lo0P OrN.
Vandalism was reported
m the 3100 blodc at 9 58
am Sunday
• Avocado StrMt:
Graffiti was reported in
the 300 blodt at 11 :52
am. Sunday.
• Cassia Aafenuf : A
traffic accident involvmy
tnJUfle'S was reported 111
the 3000 b&odt at 1 23
p mrSunday
• Church Street:
Trespassing was
reponed 1n the 1900
blodt at 1!.58 p m
Sunday
• Harbor Boulevard. A
commercial burglary
was reponed 1n the 2300
blodt at 5 38 p m
Sunday
• South Coast Drive
Petty theft was repor1 e• 1
m the 900 blodt at 1 49
pm Sunday
• W.llace Avenue Penv
1heft from a vehicle wai.
reported m the 1900
blodt at 12·47 p m
Sunday
NEWPORT BEAa-t
•East Balboa
Boulevard· A loud part ••
~8S/e1X!.rt~e.;K)Q
blodt at 10-11 p m
Sunday
• Baywood Onve A
vehicle burglary was
reponed rn the 500 blO!;
at 11 38 a.m . Sunday
• East Coast Highway
and Goldenrod A"enue
A reddess dnver wos
reponed at 12 14 p m
Sunday
• McF.dden Pfau and
West Ocean Front
Vandahsm w<1s rer;.ortP I
11t 1 22 p m Sunder\<
•Santa Barbara Onve t.
h t ctnd run was
reponed in the 800 bl< *
JI 4 46 p m Sunday
•31st Street and
lafay9tte Avenue
Vandahsm was reponi·· l
Jt 9 40 p m Sunday
OBITUARY
Ruth Eli zabeth
McAJ ary
A. fWlera.I service will
bt-held for Ruth Fli7.ca·
bt'th . ~fcAla.ry. a 64
) air (.a-. ta Me$3. n.>SJ • • •
· dt:nt at Pacific Vi~
M£'monal Park. at 3500
l).d<.1fic View Dnve 111
Corona del Mar
Mrs.. McAJary d1t."tl
on Fnday of natum.l
ca~ She was 87.
She l) SlJJ'VTVed by
her hu!.band, Jack. and
ddughter, Martha.
lt/1()11/11'1'/JIMIJ I
PETERS
Anita L.
Services for Anita L Peters, a
~year Newport-Mesa resident,
will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday
at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa.
3800 S. Fairview Road, Santa
Ana. Mrs. Peters died Dec. 17 of
cancer. She was 58. Sha Is
aurvl"•d by husband Boyd
PeteB; son Brian Peten; and
brothers LNry and Don Pacini.
WICKHAM
Eleanor
Allebrand Fox
passed away Jan. 11. 2003.
In Newport Beach. Bom In
Penna)'lvanta, grew up In
Glendale Calif., graduated
from UCLA, member of AJpha
Phi Soroffty, active In
N ewport beach pH t
president of Pan Hellenic,
Hoag HoapftaJ volurit...-, etc.
Survived by husband Eat1, g:u hter Helle• Parkin.
John Hlnea, broth«
eorge AUebrand tlnd other ~~ .. relatlve• and m•ny
Service at Pacific Vtew .
Mortuary Memottat Park.
Sun. Jan, 19, 2003 •t
12:00Drn.
In lieu of fiowere Hnd MemoirWe to Hoeig HOlptt*
Cancer Center Newport ~c.-.....
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E·m•il· ~~ ~d G.~ '('8US~ED -Lett.rs: Mail to Editorial Page Editor James Meier at ihe Daily Pilot, 330 w. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627 • RHden Hotline· Call (949) 642-6086 Fax. Send to (949) 646-4170
· n ° 81 YP1 ot ?llstimes com • All correspondence must include full name, hometown and phone number (for verification purposes) The Ptlot reserves 1he right to edit all submissions for clarity and length
TEEN OUTLOOK
Waiting for the answer
W emet~t
~ummer am.id
ptpper-spray
induced rear., '>weal and
hard work. We both
were working for a
common goal, 10
become £.xplon·r. ~he
wanted 10 bt-d '>henfn,
Explorer, and I wan1ed
to be a Polite Explorer.
To do thL'i, we had to
anend a weeklnng
intensive boot camp of
DAVID
SPENSER
tike we were tallcing to a
long los1 fnend. We
really like each other. Al
the end of that week. we
graduated from the
academy, finishing in
the top 15%. We
exchanged information.
and over the next couple
day<> communicated on
the Internet and phone.
We've dated 'iince and
enjoy each other's
company very much. sons. the Police bplorer
Academy We found out that ...,,_.
had M> much m corrunon.
dedrcallon. per..t'Verance and the
desire to tomple1e tl'us difficult
wonhwlule expenence
We mer and ~truck up a
conversation on the last rugh1 al
the acadrmy We found ll1a1 tht'
more v.e 1alkl'd the more we ft'lt -------
!1us being her '>enior year. and
hc1ving nOI been a.'>ked to a dance
m a uruque v.ray, I want to change
that.
So tl'us being your senior year.
Mel~ I wanted to know if you
would go with me to Wmter
kmnal?
Love,
DaVJd
MAILBAG
Teens will be teen~. no
matter who\ in charge
<.,eoff Wc'ir\ lettl'r de..cril:re'>
hr'> recent encounter at a local
fast-food re'>taurant with
1et-nc1ger'> who wrre loud and
otmoxiou'> <M<1Jlbd~ Fndayt
\\e-,r dltnbure' lht'> ro
"une '>lded ll'c1lh111g h} dn
edUldt11>n t">labh-.hment that
arrnrdin~ w htm, pldLt'!> a
"ltheraJ '>Pm on religion·., 1mpat t
on h1!>10fV ·· Alll'nt1on. Some kid '>
are rude no rna11er who I' on the
.,chool hoard
In h1!> lelll'r Adc1.m ~turra\
stretLhl'\ lol(lt I() '>uggec,t that
alleged rnl'>wnduct rn the '>tatl'
Depanrnent ol f ducauon mean-.
a urnon·endor .. ed -.chool board
member w1ll 1gnore "corrupuon
in the <>)'!Item" (Mailbag.
Sarurday) lne "Jewpon·Mt'><l
Unrfied '>chool board need' to
focm. on rl:.'bu1ld1ng our ')(hooh
de1enora11ng fac1lJttl''>
eqwppmg and 'upplymg
cla55room .. on 1he We'>l!>1de of
Co~ta Mc.,d JU'>I a..' well as
da!>Sroom'> in Ntwport Coast.
and reducing Lia:.' '>Ve at all ·
grade le\.el!> '>O that every
studem get!> adequare anen11on
frnm qual1fit..J teacher' -in dl1
era when '>late '>chool funding .,
rapidly '>hnnhng
If the teal her.' unron.
endorse' a <.:and1date with tht'>
agenda owr an incumbent who
tne~ lo ban das...1c works or
luerarure and tmpo'>e a
parocular relJgiou' viewpoint.
they've endor<ied the nght
person. and he'> got my vote
MIKE LINGLE
Costa Me~
Seeing things in a
sli ghtly different shade
Re: ·swapping out the swap
meets.· Daily Pilot, Monday.
In an otherwi'>e excellent
rolumn by Lolita I larper. I
found the following error that
ml'>charactem.ed what I said to
1he City Council recentJy:
I larper wrolt! "'\ltost of the
pt.:ople who u .. e the (OCCI swap
111eet are Latino'> from Santa
.\na. \'Ocal re'>1dent Marun
\llllard told the Cit} C.. ounc1l.
Attually I told the counctl:
· Re1.entl} d woman came
before this Council and
complained that some who are
Jgamst the swap meet are
aga.rnst it because it is mostly
u~ed by Launos from '>anta
l\na. She's nght The swap meet
I'> mostl)' used by people from
Sd.nta Ana:
A small thing. maybe. but the
'>hading ts different Also, if
I larper keeps referring to me as
vocal re~iden1 Marun Millard,·
people are going to thrnk "vocal
resident" 1s part of my name.
MARTIN MILLARD
Costa Mesa
Poetry isn't all about
life and lei ure
fhanb much for your fine
'>tory on Prof. I ee Mallory
Jppeanng in Sunday\ Dally
1'1lot
fhe article ahout Lee .. hould
not have been pubh!>hed
dm.·ctly below the header "Llfe
and Lei!>ure." ho\4.oever Lee ha'>
hi.id qu11e a ltfe. but httle
ler'>ure. He remains always
a\aJlable to talk to nedgltng
poets. he im1tes well·knO\vn
poets to gtve reading~ and he
himself worki; day and night
teaching and writing. It 's about
time he received more public
recognition of the '>Ort that you
-;o kindly prOVJded your readers
on Sunday
DON PIERSTORF'F
Costa ~fesa
COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
An extreme form of marketing
he A. has money, 8. is a
celebrity. or C. a
combination of the
above.
W hy did he wait
so long? What
was he
thinking? How could he
do this to me, to
Newport Beach. to all
his falth.ful fan and
supporters not onJy
here in Newport Beach
but all over the world?
But alas. all good things
come to those who
wait Patience Is a
virtue!
PAUL
JAMES
BALDWIN Yes! Newport Beach's
outstandlng citizen of the year,
the role model for our youth. Mr.
Dennts Rodman ls back. I know
there are many people like
mysel! who have waited
anxlous!y and with bated breath
for the rttmergence of our
tattooed and plm:ed model of
civility and culture to once again
hit the front page oft.be Daily
POot. even ti h was for allegedly
Personally. I don't get
his getting off lightly for
any of the above
reasons. Do you? But I
have to hand it to
Radman. if for no other
reason. he is a good
marketer. Really. What
better way to pubUc:iu
the reopen.Ing of a
restaurant you're
hitting and ulting )'tt
another woman. Yes, my hero.
Mr. Den.nit Rodman beck.
Mer you rad about
Rodman'• known bruahel wtt.b
the law, you hive to realize that
what we haw here ii a penoa.
wlllb you or me.= let ::;:mm: .. ~
l
aftlliated with than get some
publicity the day before the
reoperung.
Th.at will bring in the rype of
people that we so dearly need.
want and cherish here ln
Newport Beach. A quality
establishment Judging by the
trafllc and attendance Saturday
night at Josh Slocum' Roman's mark= trategy was hlgbJy
Kudos to our famout realdent
for bis uocaaful marketing
strategies for him and tu.
renaurant. And tha.nk you for
once acaJn entenalnlng ua with
)'OU fUn and lntpiri.na anticl.
• MUL_..... WDOlllllt
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READERS RESPOND
Developer Stephen Sutherland, who went door to door last year co get residents to support h1!> plans 'or a hotel
at Marinapark. has scaled back the proiect. cutting down the number of rooms and the size of ttiE> ballroom
Marinapark musings
AT ISSUE : Just how
good a re the latest plans
for Ma rinapark, which
has been scaled back
once again?
Here we go again .\tannapark"
another example of our hea\11\
stacked pro-development City
Council 1gnonng the desire of the:
residents of Newpon Beach to
main1ain 1h1~ special area of thl•
pemn'>ula free ol hotels and more
traffic. h-.o key legal r55ues Me aho
at stal..e here
A. Prt•\iou .. ly. the re'>ldent., of the
Manni.lpctrk rnobtle home park
agreed ICJ leaVJng if the cit} turned
the waterfront property into a puhhc
park I .. aid pubhc park. no1 pm ate
horel. '.'Jlle Ir\ counnl. but a hott'I i'
forbidden ba-.ed on the on~rn.tl
agreement
B Ir the ( 1t) < .ounctl ~o badh
want'> 10 put a hotf.'I there. thl'\ mu .. 1
pur ll out to bid. Why do tht•\
rnnunue to pander to JU'it orH.·
bidder -developer !'>1ephen
Sunderland? That's what we the
public whom they repre!>ent would
like to k.nov.
The nght thing to do today I.!> to
extend the lea.!te for the Mannapark
resident., another year and h'iten to
what BaJboa Pemnsula and Newporr
Beach re'>rdenl$ have 10 'Kly abou1 11
I am one resident who grew up here
that doe., not want to 'iee our c r~
covered "ith concrete and traffic
1ams And I know I am not aJone
TOMBIUJNGS
Newport Beach
I am opposed to the Mannapcitk
development plans and would veto
the idea if given the vote.
I do not understand why the city
of Newport Beach feels compelled
to turn over what little city-owned
land It still has for more long-term
private development. We already
have one Balboa Bay Oub. do we
really need another? The Balboa Bay
Oub has just undergone a gigantic
expansion This 'lhould provide
Newport Beach with the high-cost
luxury hotel rooms the area
requires.
The population of Orange County
continues to grow at a rapid rate.
and there will be an increasing need
for public access to Newport Harbor
in the years to come. The result of
the new general plan focu groups
indlcate the re idents of Newport
Beach want to emphasize beach
recreational and boating u es of
Newport Harbor. I do not hear a call
for another luxury hotel
development that will block e<:c
to the water.
My vott for t.hiJ site and what I
believe ls a benefit for the lll.f1 t
number of re idents I~ that or a park
wtth boating and beach recreational
fadHtl the original intent I
believe. A luxury hotel at tho
Martnapark will only bertt'ftt the
~loper and a mall numbtt o!
guest&
Tbt jobs created u the
Marinapllk hotel will prtmarUy be ·
low·mlniinum·wap hou.seke~ n1
and ground ... mrunicndlll t'
pO'>lllOlh, \<.Im h ,,,JI bt hdc.J I)\
people who ll\e out\1de (Jf 1tw .irt·a
The'>t' 1oh' Y.111 require \\Or~t.:r' \-\ho
will have to commute 10 v.ork from
d1lllalll hou'1n~ Jrta!> and \\ 111 11111
prov1dl' emplo\ me111 tor Im .ii
resident'>
Repea1t.'dl} during the pa't w.ir
or !>O. the uty ol :'\ewpon Fkalh ha'
indicated 11 nel'd" more low l c>'1
housing lhe Mannapark art'd rH1\\
hall low·CO'>l hnu...ing on 11 It '>t't·ni..
10 me 1ha1 thr nt} I'""'' to ~t·i nd 111
the \el) thing II profe.,., 111 '"·ull
more of hm ·l ,,.., hou,rnii: \ \ 111 nut
rhe demand lor lo"· coo,t 111111"11~ 111
~ewport Bt'drh onl} 1mrt.1't' \\llh
rhe clo'>lng of the \li.innap<H~ tr.1111•1
park7
B~ 1he 11111e mfra!>lfUl curr·
1mprm•t·men1-. and 1.11' ... 1 n Ht'" .11 t•
upgraded to '>Upport I.ht 111'\'
\IJnnapark hotekl bt·1 th1·
long·term henrtit-. to tht' 111\ 1111!
the lommunll\ Jrt· far It''' thi.ln
what" b<.'mg rrprtwnlt'd II\ th1·
current propo,al..
The \-.hull· \IJrtn<1p.ir~ pr11po,,il
make, no '>t'll'>t' 10 me l'\t t'Jlf .1 It'\\.
'>land to ht•1wfi1 grt'atl\ a1 tlw
expt'nw uf rhe man\ I hl' It'\'
md1,1duah \\ho .tre figh11ng h.ml
for therr hotel are do1nlo( -.o lwi:atM•
they '>tdnd to personalh h1·rwl11
while the re-.1 of u'>.,.. ho h<1\l' It·"
direct!} at <,takl' are at a
di'tad\antage betau'e \H• \\.1!11101 lw
able ro lohbv '>O hard tor our
pO'ilUOn'>
'\ince I am d re<,1dent ul l omn<1
Oel \ltar, I would probahl} not uw
the Manna park beach fac1hue., vt r.
often. bul 11 would make me feel
good 10 know this area .., nearh}
and available for use by tlie pubht
a.s a whole
LES WILEY
Corona ~I \tar
I think the changes arc fahulou' I
have been in '>Upport o( the
Marinapark hotel all along I think rt
wouJd be a wonderful boosr to th"
area in bringing m higher end
clients. I don't thrnk 11 would affect
traffic greatJy and I don't think that
there's any down'i1de to 11 I onl>
think that there·~ the upside
potential and we need something
lilc.e this on Balboa Peninsula.
ROBIN CHESNtE
Balboa Pcnin ula
We are again t the Mannaparlt
development
KAREN VOIGT
Co ta Mc'ia
I think • hotel, particularly tht'
plans of Sttphcn tberfand' hott-1.
would M an excellent addition and
pl'0\>1de a little class to our
peninsula.
CAROL DAVIS • Balboa
lamd daet •
Marlnap&I\ botel I think It's a VfJrf
stup d Id I don't lib tht ttaftlc
thou t, and lt ibould be I pub
thin not a ho 1 · lt m the
way It
I dn\t: h\ th<lt ,rtt• c\er'\ ... 1ni.:l1
dJ\ and I \ t' lolh1'" d tilt.:" plan' lor
4Ulll' 'omt· 111m· 111d ll•r nit' and rn\
\'11e \\t' l ctn t \\all tor 1}11.., nt'\\
prO)t'Ct to open \\t 1htn._ rt.., going
111 be J ~rl'•ll for 1h1• u1mmun1t\
and Im -.orr. llldt tl ... lll\ lto:i.. ~'l\t'n
tht' dt•H•loper -.o m.HI\ prnllli:rn ...
I rn ... urprht'd he Ju't na-.n 1 ~!Jilt' 10
.11101hn tO\\tl hut lnnunatd\ tw
hJ" n11t I look lon,drd l•i .:1·ttll'Jl 11
built
I rt1 ,111 tor 11
JIM THOMPSON
Balh•1d Ptmn,uld
\\e nt·t•d
'11111t 1h111~ l<•r t • the pt•nm-,ula
JACQUELINE MERCER
'l'''P''rt tka• h
I .till d1•l1111tt•h .1ga1n.,t 1ha1 Im
J p1•n1n,ul.1 rt•-.1dcnt lur th1• pii..t
Vi \t'.lf' .111d I lhin .. th.ti \\t' hJ\t'
I 1• r ~ 1 h I l' tr .d II t d' 11 '' .m d 1 tu'
\\IJUIJ 1u-.1.1dd10 •rJlt 1 11rrnng
011 10 tht:' p1•nin,uld 'w ii I \\t'rt'
i.:n t•n .1\1111 11 \\f"lll J Jt 1111111.'I\
ht• llol\
DIANNE CAPIN
H.ilh1 J l't·r11n .. ulJ
\\t• kc•l thJt lhh could 1111\ ht an
1c.Jd111011 to tht' df('J ht'tl It \\011ld
t.erlatnh ma e 11 a lnr mor1
all rat 11\t' 'pol \\t' ht1pt' II ii:ot''>
through 11 '"lllld'> great
MARTHA HENDERSON
'e'' port tteach
I Jo not think ~lann.lpJrl I' a
i.:ood place for a hotel The ho1el
propo)ed b} \tephen Sutherland ,.,
completd) mappmpnate
DOROTHY BEEK
Balboa
I thml 11 !>a great idea and I hope
11 pa'>'i(''
MALINDA AU.EN
Newpon ~ach
I luve the Mannapart hotel plan
lt' a plus for the city, surrounding
rt>sident'> and general publJc Lt>
traffic, improved access to public
area<, and a beauufuJ nrw facility for
a blighted are.i If this pro1ect doe
not get .,tr<m~ suppon !Tom the
L.reenhght leader hip, I will no
longer suppon them
STEVE LEACH
Nt>wport ~ach
I am In favor of tht' Marinapark
hotel project. I wt"lcomt' tht> nt'W
Manna Parl re~rt and I th.ink
Stephen Sutherland's propow i •
great improvement to the atta. Ifs
good co upgrade. and that's what we
nttd on the peninsula.
KAY MOltTENSON
Balboa Pcninsul~
We livt on the penum.tl We're
concemed about the tra.ffJ We
don'l un tand the dmiograp
of tbt' thl and the l of the •
tt'nnls a>WU that art wed by
cvtl)'body 00 &he pmlnlWa '
know f. Th · no n for a
hot J th rt, to my kn w.
have snon
It
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\, QUOTE OF THE DAY .
"Our second half today
was the best half we've
played all year." .
Nd ne R_,.., Estancia girls
·soccef coach
A6 Tuesday, January 14, 2003
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GOLF
EYEOPENER
1DDcli1y~rux 111
Spona Hal ot Fame
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Ja~ 20 tionoree · CARL KRAUSHAAR
Daily Pilot
·most ·.-curtain time
Mesa Verde Country
Club, with a long and
interesting history,
preparing to unveil
its new clubhouse.
Richard Dunn
Daily Pilot
Girls Championship ('93) and the
Junior Girls America's Cup (2001).
The course proved challenging
for the I.PGA Thur players dwing
the Kemper Open (1979-'81) and
UnJden Invitational (1984-'86). ln
the first Kemper Open. Joanne
C.amer won a five-way playoff
with an aggregate srore of 2-over-
par. Despite having almost all of
the top 30 money leaders compet-
COSTA MESA -Among the ing each year, no pro broke par for
most storied golf dubs in Orange the entire four-day tournament
County, Mesa Verde Country Oub for any of the three Kemper
is experiencing its greatest trans-Opens or the first Uniden lnvita-
formation since opening in Janu-tional. In 1985 and '86, the lPGA
ary 1959 -a new clubhouse facil-Tour increased par from 71 to 72,
ity, complete with gourmet resulting in the first under-par
biscros. locker rooms. card rooms, winners.
pro shop and offices. But perhaps Mesa Verde's great
Oub members and staffers unknown legacy is the land upon
have been !1J1Xiously awaiting the which it was built by designer Billy
unveiling of the anticipated, $7-Bell in 1958. The land' was once
million clubhouse remodeling. inhabited by an ancient civiliz.a-
From a distance. it looks like a lion of Indians and later became
modem castle. Mesa Verde Gen-·part of the great Ranch~ Santiago
era! Manager Kirn Porter said the de Santa Ana Father funipero
clubhouse is expected to open the Sena visited the area. enjoying a
first week of February. welcome retreat from his jour-
"When the dubhouse is rebuilt. neys. The small adobe casita he
it's going to be an absolutely primo occupied still stands on a lofty
place to be," longtime Mesa Verde knoll a short distance away from
member and six-time women'.s the golf course.
club champion Natalie King once In more recent times, the
said ult's already a primo place, but Schroeder family bought 147 acres
with the new rlubhouse it should to Cann on the land in 1953, grow-
be really great" ing sweet potatoes. lima beans
The same architectural firm and paprika on the rich soil now
(Marsh & Associates) that built the covered by the lush fairways and
clubhouse at The Bridges at Ran-greens. One of the family farm-
cho Santa Fe. an exclusive club houses was located on Gisler
with reportedly a $250,000 initia-Street. near what is now the 12th
tiori fee, is reconstructing the bole, and the club still uses its
Mesa Verde clubhowe.. original weD.
Mesa Verde has always reso-In 1956, the Schroeder's sold a
nated as a picturesque coastal portion of their property lo Ad -
Orange County country dub with olph Slecta, an investor who
one of the most refreshing natural worked with two real estate devel-
deptents in the history of ·man-opers. Their plans to build houses
kfod -a cool ocean breere -but were thwarted by problems with
i~ most renowned legacy comes terrain and utilities, leading Slecta
from having hosted a county-to ftmd the construction of Mesa
leading 12 professional golf tour-Verde Country Oub instead.
rurments from the PGA Tour. Slecta later sold the dub to Ray
Ownpions Tour (formerly the Wart Enterprises, a subsicliary of
S@.ior PGA Tour) and LPGA Tour. Boise Cascade, who in tum sold it
. The tree-lined, 6,726-yard golf to Japan Golf Promotions. Oub
course with narrow fairways and members purchased the club
p~ty of teeth has also played from the latter in October 1975
host to a U.S. Open Regional and it has been an equity-owned
Qualifier (1973), the U.S. Junior club since.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Sign of the times-the $7
million reconstruction of the
Mesa Verde Country Club
clubhouse is nearly completed.
Above, golfers making the turn
Monday walk up the cart path
next to the new facility, which
will open the first week of
February following a year~ong
project. The golf course has
remafned open to members
and guests .
Eagles control play to continue upswing
DON LEACH I OM.Y Pl.OT
•s Ruth ChlverO tries to kick the ball toe teammate while battling Anaheim's Dalia Garcia.
Estancia shows
strong effort against
Anaheim, but settles
for 1-1 deadlock.
Barry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
COSTA MF9. -At this stage of
the Estancia High girls soccer re-
bull~ project, one and one
equal -too good to paM up.
So it was that the F.agles reveled
In their 1-1 nooleague tie with
visiting Anaheim Monday, despite
a handful of misbegotten second-
half sroring
chances
that were
enough to
make the
F.stancia
faithful
groan with
regret.
"A de is
n9t a km,"
6.rst-year
coach Na·
dine Rajabi
Anaheim
Eagles
said cheerfully, after the Eagles' re-
cotd went to 2-5,..., "We've already
8lllp6S9ed last year (when they
were 3-19, including 0-10 in the
Pacific Coast League) and ~
getting better and better..
Rajabi was ~ encouraged
by the measure of her teami lm·
proyernent from the first half to theeecond. .
. "Our eec:ond halt today was the
beet half we'w played all ~"
llld Rafab', who along wtth .....
ant Subrtna ~ a former )'Otlth
oadonll teun per:fonner ~
played colleglatel)' at Sin 06e&o
Estancia's Rachel McMasters moves the ball into her team's
offensive zone while Anaheim's Derlisse Aranda gives chase.
Stlte. is credited by F.standa staff
and parents with both 8tabWztng
and energizing the program.
"We finally started oonnecting
(Offenstvely)," said Rajabi. who
played at Cal Luthemn and Mater
Del High. "Wf!ve been having
problmu putting thU:lp together this)1W..
The P.agles put together several
threats Naimt the Colonists (6-
2-2), who 1lL'e enjoYfng a turn-
around~ their own under first· year MlcheDe MajewUd.
Anaheim, coming off a 1·14-2
campaign in 2001-02, mended its
unbeaten 8tl"e8k to tl'Ye games. But
not without tome anxious ~ men ts. .
Anaheim Opened the ICOftng In
the 15th mlnule; when the re--
bound tom Panny Gut.ai h>t
near the rWJt poet trtdded to
ce.mmate Mm:IMI ..... poel·
tioned directly in front of the open
net Vega converted to up the
Colonists' scoring lead owr oppo-
nents this year to 20-8.
The half ended 1·.ahat way. thOU8b &tanda earned a 7-6 ad-
vantage ln shots before intermls·
sl.on. fordog Anaheim keeper
Patty Jadnto to make five of her
six saves.
F.stancia. I.Ike it had in the ft.rat
40 minutes, c:onlrolled play most
of the aeoond halt as Maria San·
c:bez. Raebel McMascen. FJiae c;.am>n and Marina Abdul meted
or let up quality chaooes that
were also instigated by Ruth O.V-
ero and Kadeen Q.m!n.
Sandla, • aenbt pmdua!d the
equali1.er In the se.b mblute. ftn.
blq a llronC run by Abdul. a
frelhnwn. who ipf'.-d ,,.. tho
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HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
Costa Mesa fivals
Collide for bell .
Mustangs, Eagles
attempt to gain early
leg up on securing
perpetual Bell Trophy.
Barry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
umptu. of 51 -20 and 50-33 l~t points m three games last wet.'k
season, the former the most lop-to up his season average to 7 4
sided margin since the two ppg.
schools began competing for the Estancia (12-5} mic;c,cd tht·
Bell in 1991. chance for a.perfect three-game
Fust-year coach Tami Rappa's stan m tts first week of Golden
Estancia .squad (7·8. 2-0 in West League play, 9roppmg a 64-
league), which defeated peren-62 decision against w;11111g
nlaJ Golden West League charn-Santa Ana Friday after ope111ng
pion Westminster Jan. 6 to es-with league triumphs over We'>t
Labllsh itself as the team 10 beat minster and Saddleback, Jail. h
An otherwise mundane week in leaguer is looking to hand and Wednesday, respectively.
of league matchups for New-Coach Jim Weeks' Mesa squad Coach Chris Sorce\ '>Quad fe;1
pon-Mesa high '>chool basket-(9-6, 1-0} its fust defeat in rures offensive balance. led hv
baJI teams will feature a pau of Golden West play The two sophomore forward Carlo'> Pmto
crosstown showdowns 'between !>Chools competed the last 12 (13.6 ppgJ and 6-foot-8 '>eniur
boys and girl!> squads from Costa '>easons in the Pacific Coast center Joey Lmdquist ( 12 H ppg
Mesa and fatanc1a League. Senior guards Zack Nov.ik and
The Mustang., anti Eagles will fatancia will be led by veteran Mau Cachola have al'>o hl•en
!>Qua.re off on the boys sid e seniors XochitJ Byfield and Tisha stalwarts fo r the Eagle!..
Wednesday a1 7 p.m at fatanc1a. Gray, as well as junior Trisha The 1-stancia boy<> clO'>l' lhl'
while the gut.. teamc; collide WaM?, an her third season as a week fnday al Orange, while
ThllThday at 7 p.m at Costa varc;ity standout. Byfield is aver-Costa M<'~ hosh \Vc-.unimtt:r
Mesa. aging 12.9 pomtc; per game, fol-Friday
Estancia, wh1th ha., won the lowed by Wase ( 12.3) and Gray me Co-.ta l\le'Kl h'lrJ'> opt·n the
perperuaJ Bell 'trophy thai goe<, C9.2). weelc Tue.,day ho<.llng Orange.
to the annual '>eries winner the Co:.ta Mesa 1s keyed by .senior when 8.tancia \.1'>11'> ~ml.a Ana
last two seasons. is favored to Rhondi Naff, who leads all New-in another Golden Wcc,t t _caKtJe
make it three year., an a row port-Mesa scorer; at 18. I ppg. ~ game.
agamst the l\1u.,tang girls. The \o\ell as semor guard Stacee San-The CdM boys 7·1.JI open )a
Eagl~ ha"e bed ten Mesa th~,---d 1c"1 -1i<io:C1.l>Af77i:?1jirg:P. -~~~~~;g::;r· ==~~~·.;;;;:~~~~===~4>1;:Q:=;~;a~~~~~t.~~~-"'
last fhe meelln~-.. including tn three-pointers} day at Laguna Beath Ull'n ho'>t
WATER POLO
Tars sweep F.ag le
The :'\ewport Harbor
High 1umor var...11) girl~ wa-
ter polo tt•.im trounced
Santa Margarita. 8-0, Friday
and the Sailors froc;h-'><>ph
earned an IH I tr;limph.
Sabnna C ook and Ashlmg
[aylor SlOrl'd two goaJ.,
apiece for the ~or.,· 1umor
varsity
The Ta!'>' fro'>h·'>Oph v1t ·
tory wa'> led by Leah Rob-
enson Cah Manderino and
Kalli Luca'>. who each
scored four goal'>
Costa Mesa has won four of Tesoro friday.
the l~t SIX croc;stown boy<; me Newpon I larhor ho}'>
clashes. after Estancia had built (9· 7, I -OJ host Sea \'1ew I eal,~e
a 30-game winning streak over rival Albo Niguel \\ednc<,d.iv.
the Mustangs from 1982 to 1999. then vim Irvine Friday night
Loach Bob Serven's Mustangs The Sage Hill boy., •fl A. I o 111
(5 11 have owned the bell the the Academy Leagut-are .11 un-
la.c,t two season'>, but are looking beaten St Margaret., tonight,
to rebound from an 0·2 stan m before Vl'>lltng Cap1'>tr<1.no \aJlt·~
league Omsuan 1-nday Ill arHl!hl'r
Me~ is fueled by senior league conte&i
Danny Krikorian (15.8 ppg), The ( dM girl'> (5·4 tip oft
whose streak of sinking at least league play tonight ill l..tgun.1
one three-pomter m every game Beach, rhen ho!>! 1e'>oro I h11r.,
th1-. .,eason came to an end 111 a day
nonleague win Wednesday over "iewport Harbo('> girl., (I 0 i
\.1'>llmg Calvary Chapel. Knkor-host All'>O Niguel ton1gh1 1n rhe
1an, who has drained 44 shots Sea View League. thl'n \1'11 Ir
from threedom , started a new vine lhur~day. The \.ulor<. tlwn
three· pointer streak with two m ho!.! Trabuco I Wis In a norr
Friday's league los5 to Orange. league game Sanuda} night
The Mustangs' offense has Sage Hill's girls 18-2, 0 I) aa• at
been bolstered of late by fresh-SL Margaret's torught and ho\t
man Bnan Knox. who scored 50 Capo VaJley Omsuan r ndav
C Irvine
Men's Basketball
UC Irvine vs. Utah Stat•
Wednesday, Jan. 15th at 7 p.m.
Bren Events Cuter
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tlM tint J,000 ,.opae. kt your tickets early,
capacity aowd Is apcctecll
UC Irvine vs. Idaho
Saturday, Jan. 18th et 7 p.m.
Bren Events Center
UC Irvine Baseball Bash
A kicll-off to the
1003 Baseball season
Friday, Jan. 17th at 6 p.m.
Anteater Ballpark
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FROM THE SIDELINES
Chief~ give former Tar gridder
Mayer the royal treatment
E d Ma~ a 1949 linebacker
at Newport Harbor High
who helped lead Orange
C.oast College to a title in 1951,
was recently is.sued an annual
pass that would take him
anywhere inside the Kansas City
Chiefs' AITowhead Stadium.
It was eai,;ty Deeember before
the pro grtc( season was ending
for the Chiefs. Mayer and his
lovely wife, }ewe), got the royal
salute from the KC staff and
owner Lamar Hunt
Mayer, an old friend of head
coach Diclc Vermeil and his
assistant.. Mike White, a former
Harbor assistant coach to Jeff
Brinkley and former coach at Cal
and lllinois, welcomed the Ma~rs
with the red carpet treatment
Mayer was astonished later
when he was welcomed into the
big stadium box utilized by Hunt
at all games. Said Mayer: "Both
Hunt and his wife took the time
during this one game to serve us
all coffee and cookies. They are
the most down-to-earth people."
Added Mayer: "I later learned
that Hunt has a four-bedroom
home located above his stadium
box. He stays there when he
comes up from T~ to watch his
team in action. The stadium
home becomes his office when
he's up from Texas."
Mayer said he was impressed
with the job Vermeil and White
have done for the Chiefs. "The
team really holds together in a
sensjove and caring way." said
Mayer. noting that he didn'1
observe that in a later visit to the
San Francisco 49ers' loclc:er room
while chatting with Bill Walsh. I le
and Walsh were college
teammates at San Jose State in
1953-54. "(The 49ersl were too
individua)jstic from my
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Celebrating the Daily Pilot's
Athlete of the Week series
TODAY
23 -Jon Pharris
Newport Harbor
Water polo, '97 _
20 -Alicia Santiago
Orange Coast
Women soccer, '01
17 -Elizabeth Clayton
Newport Harbor, '02
observation.·
Vermeil once coached
the Philadelphia Eagles
and the St Louis Rams to
Super Bowl victories. while
Walsh did the same thing
for the 49ers several times.
White, a one-time
Oakland Raider head coaC:h. still owns a home
on Balboa Island
•••
One Interesting
thing to reflect baclc:
on Is that two future
All-American gridders
ca.trte to play on
Davidson Field against
Newport Harbor in
1948. •
· Another special surprise
came Mayer's way from
the Chiefs. "They delivered
a handsome Chief jacket
DON
CANTRELL
One was fullback
Johnny Olszewski of
St Anthony and the
other was giant end
Donn Moomaw of
to me while I was there," he said
Added Mayer: "Mike and I used
to have some grand ti.mes
attending Brinkley's Newport
teams when football didn't have
him tied down."
Mayer once played football
with the Orange County Rhinos. a
semipro team, back in the
mid-SOs. He recalls the team once
beating the Seal Beach Navy. 69-0.
and that former Harbor Htgh
kicker Don Vaughn, a 6-fool-7
athlete, was ldclc:ing field goals for
the Rhinos.
"They're still around, you
know,~ Mayer said. "I still seen
mention of their games and
scores in the paper."
There was amusement when
asked htiw much the Rhinos used
to pay him for a game. "They paid
me five buclc:s a game and we
practiced al La Palma Stadium in
Anaheim." Mayer said. "Well. the
money helped pay for my gas to
come down from Loe; Angeles to
play" Mayer now lives in Irvine.
The biggest holiday season
surprise came Dec. 31. when one
of his two daughters. Kelly. gave
birth to twin boys, Logan and
Grady O'Keefe. His other
grandson is older brother Conner
Edward.
Santa Ana High. The St. Anthony
ace went on to ~tar for the
C.alifomia Bears, while Moomaw
advanced to UClA
The Saints barely edged
Newport, 14-12, and came close
to losing as the Turs led until the
final four minutes of play and
Santa Ana won, 14-0, with a
much bigger team against the
very young Sailors. It was Al lrwins first season as head coach.
The St Anthony coach. Jacque
Gremer, said "We were lucky to
get out of Newport alive ... His
team went on to tie for the CIF
championship with Santa
Barbara, 7-7.
Anolher All-American~ on
Davidson Field in d1e mid-I 940S.
His name was Flroy (Crazy\egs) ·
Hirsch. once a star at
Baldwin-Wallace. Newport coach
Les Miller had invi1ed him and
another star gridder. Bob Dove.
over from the El Toro Marine Base
lo help coach the Tars one
afternoon.
Added to that C. the
remembrance of still another
future All-Americ-cll1 who came to
the local field one summer to
practice. And that was a sterling
quarterback named Bob Garrett
from South Pasadena High.
SCHEDULE
TODAY
Basketball
College men -Vanguard at Point
Loma, 7:30 p.m
College women -Vanguard at Point
Loma, 5:30 p.m
High sctiool boys -Sage Hill at St
Margaret's, 7 30 p m
High school girls -Corona del Mar at
Laguna Beach, 7 p m • Akso Niguel at
Newport Harbor, 7 pm., Estancia at
Santa Ana. 7 p.m .• Orange at Costa
Mesa. 7 p.m.; Sage Hill at St
Margaret's, 6 p m
Soccer
High school boys -Sage Hill at St
Margaret's. 3:16 p.m.
High school girls -Orange at Costa
Mesa. 3: 15 p.m .. Santa Ana at
Estancia, 3· 15 p.m .. Altso Niguel St
Newport Harbor, 5 p m .. Corona del
Mar at Laguna Beach. 4 45 p.m St
Margaret's at Sage Hill, 3.15 p m
Water polo
High school girls -Sage Hill at Long
Beach Jordan, 4:45 p m
Wrestling
High school -Santa Ana at Estancia. 6
p.m .. Costa Mesa at Orange, 6 pm
DEEP SEA
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MONDAY'S COUNTS
Newport Landing -1 boat,
12 anglers. 5 calico bass. 15
sand bass. 70 blacksmith
perch. 4 sheephead. 5
sculpin.
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Estanc1a's Sandra Lopez, right, battles to keep Anaheim opponent from scoring position
EAGLES
Continued from A6
defeni.e and dribbled in toward
the goalie who came out lo meet
the play. A -;lading Jacinto failed to
secure the ball and AbduJ re·
gamed po~1on. then passed m
front Sanchez .. <;tandmg all alone,
flipped the b.tll 1n to tie the game.
L'Ldl1<.:1a continued IO mount
the attack. Carroll. malc:ing a run
111 the 6.lrd ·minute. managed to
direu the b..tll around the charg-
ing Jacinto and continue m as a
defender retreated near the right
post. Rut the hurried shot rut the
sjde of the net
A through ball by Chavero set
up Abdul in lront. but her nght
footed cro...srng attempt rolled jw.t
wide of the left goal post
Amanda Abbott. Melissa Willey.
Dustina Lau and Alaina Sweeney
JOined sweeper Chavero and
sophomore goalie f>-auJa Arona
(three saves) in helping the de-
fen-.e maintain the deadlock.
while Erika Phe1e-1 and Sandra Lo-
pez also comribu1ed for the hosts.
U!u left the game early with a
nght knee LOJUI)
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Estanc1a's Manna Abdul attempts to beat Anahe1m'5 Allysa Nunez
to tne ball as a fast break develops for Estancia
The tagles. compenng m the
Golden West League lhts sea.son.
won their first league game LO
three years wtth ..i Jan. 7 tnumph
over Westmins1er. They return to
league play today al Sant.a Ana.
before visiting crossLown m'al
Cosca Me-.a ll1ur..d.ly at :; p.m di
the I ann ~pons Complex.
Rajabt !>aid another faC1or LO the
Lagles' tmprmed play Monday
wa' better filne..'>-
"You guy-. have the <Jall. <Jll
told her players in the po'>tgamt
addle'>.,. •And the condluun111g •~
commg I think tho'>£• laJh (111
pmcuce) are making a dtfforeme .. nw .. (nonleague game) rnukl
lu.1vt• boo~ted our confidt·rirt'. or 11
rnuld have hurt our rnnlidenn•
Ha1ah1 ...atd "But I lhuU. \W mat.It·
..ome pm~-
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the cont11ct c1ocum1ntl Eun 01dcler '"'" \Ubrthl . COUNTYOfOlAMG( 1CA1 1377 Kette""I Tht lolow1n1 per\')nS 23782 P1p1t Co11rt ~:~~'"'::2~/E. M•sa t uon I mJJJ OU on lfJ/S cnance
on lhe lorm furn"heo with the tontract documt nh O«AllGHOUNTYSUPOIOll loop Ont1"0 CA 917.61 i ••t clo•na l>usine\l u La11un• l'l111ut l Calolnrn•• / /. 1/ f. If/
• llst ol the proposed \UOconlt•clor> on th1\ I I Thll bus1ntn '" ton DORST -CORDELL 1537, 92677 1319 T~··d ~U\IM•S\ s ~0"1 • 10 promole .Y exper. i'se in IDIJ ,1e10. pro1•cl H ••Quired by tne >ubl•lt•n<· •'d COIJRT,PIOIATHOURT duded by • tOrporetion Monr ov•a Newport Fuhao Fer~•O clue e 1 an inO••• ua · • Buch C I lo 92''3 T.. b Have Y JU \l11ted clo1n11 Subconttaclln(I Fair Prtct• •• A·I G~·•rnrn•nl OPOATIOHS H•.e you•t••teddo•ne ,, •n•• "" "" U\lfle\\ t\ con bUl •nt •• (ti' fes II
Cod1 SectJOn 41001lHQ OUSll'U\1e1'No B"•n Dorst 1537 du<led by • l•m·l•cl
Eacll Bid shall b1 accompan••O Dr, cut t ea 0, l41TH(CJTYOllVI Oremor of ru\ltn inc Monrov.a Nt*PO•I Ptotntr\11•P OlH~.2o -~osrd• • .J11£{j
culuer s cht ck or blcl bone! '" '" •m• uni nor It> POST OffKf IOX "'' hffO l Romero Bea' h C•·tlorni• 92663 Hhe Nu \ta•teo do•n11 Tn , Ulttment WI\ ~·~~a
ll11n ltn perctnl ( 10' I ol tnt t •l•I b1CI pro•• PttStelent CEO This bul!ntss " <On bu\'"ess ytl' Yes JO t CJ
Pt•1blt to the Ol\tr1ct " 1 ou•••nte• th•t t"..• I• 17 Ir ORAJtG(, CA lh•\ statement wes clulltel by • 11ener al 15 20()2 tote cl witll 1''' County 'f ' • ' " p t h f d d • f d Cl•r~ of Or1n11• r .unty 0( bidder, 11 1ts propou l '' n •l'ltd lht l pr 0,,.,pl•y 9261l-IS71 I.led w1lh tflt County '' ners IP ar\a ll e• ar\h• n II 2S 02 1ucut1 the A1re1ment furn••• 1 ut ,11,1 'Y '"""""Of '''~ I Or1n11e ~uun11 Hivt /~u sr.,tM d >•na f ••••du oer 20026924139 ofil
F11thful P1dorm1nce Bone! •" ;e'T\cunl nnt ~u ""'"'" n 12 27 02 Dus1o>eu ytl' N Th,, \talt"'•'ll ,.,_ i>a , p 1 , 0, ,.4 JI ly
then one hundred per.ent c l"f:1 • t tne 1 t• 1 d (W1fsltocley Cook 20026927914 ~ flu • Corer 1 eel "tn '"• ounly 2002 7 14 pr1ce furniih a Peyment Bond n an a,,..OuTi t no! "''"""'""'·•Of MU•( 011 1 P IOI De JI 2002 "' llalt,,..•nt "'1' Cir•• I Ora i• unly 2003 T'l9l • •
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9) 574-4.249 Ian than on• hundred percent 100\. 01 11 .. tot.al ""'~ """' l1n 1 14 21 2003 T008 hltcl with lhr County on 12 02 O? '
bid pric e 1ne1 turn"h cert1l•t1t" ,.:drnClni 1ti.1 OROEITOSHOWCAUSIFa. i n......., __ .......... __ 1 0Cn1•0•~1 °1
1, 00•3•ni• Countv 2002t192Sl13 ;:====================================; .. f tKnllWI -' Oa ly Polot O•c 31 2002 tnl rtQUlrecl 1n,ur•nu is •n ti ect n lh• •"• h (KAJIG(Of NAME 2003692946s 00 1 14 21 2003 T009
"' for th 1n lht 11nt• •I '"'""'' "' In ,~ .... I -Stlttllllllt D I p I 14 n
o1flt•f11lure to tnter '"'" lht 1n11 • t Jncl • •• I• CASI llJMJ(l: '217073 1 ne foll<>w•ni persons n' { t b :1 ~·3 r~:• flctitltus IWnns
'O Al ~T[RE S TC" ••t clo•~a bu••nns as Ilene S"'-'1
requ1r1d document' 1uch fl d se.ur•l1 w1' O• P[RS0"1~ 81onc1 Ou111n 261 I 2
fort11ted The F ••lhlul Putorm•nco 8nnd •n•ll I P•r.t o•r Cufl•s S•nlo Thomn Costa
rem11n 1n lull torce 1nd •lle<t thrOWih 11,. B•adl• r 1 " filed • Mru CA 92627
1u1,.ntee per1od o >Pt,.1f td tn tn• .:•"tr• P•f.t r "' Ir tnrs Duft l~rres larl B•f\thb•<"
cond1tJOn• 1 r • II• ,.. , '"2 "i .?bl I 2 S•nto Tnomu
Tht DISTRICT •ner••• I~• r ihl lu •r t tl •"t ••or.s H 1 II ~1 Cull\ Co•t• ~eH CA 91fi27
or all b•dl or to ••••o. •rt "•ilu 1111.n r Brao t1 C • t C• s Sonora Inez A1.,ancle•
1nlormel11tu 1n any bid\ or '" 1n1 b1clcl•ni? T• !on Con• 14702 Oel Obl\PO •70
As required by Section 1771 of the Cahfnrnr• 2 Ttil fOLlf'l ORDERS I O•nta Point CA 92629
Lt bor Code the Dorector ot lh• D•P•rtmtnl 11 that •II p•• son\ •nter lhf\ bu11nns is con
lnduslflt l Relet on1 JI the Sitt• ot Callfo•n•• t •• ••1•:1 n this maflt• )hall du ltd by 101nl vtnturr
cl1ttrm1ned the i•nerally r:i•e•I ""fl ••In of"'•'' •PP••• 001 ·~ ·~ s ,our! Haw• ftJu ""ltd do•nl
lfl Ille lou hty •n whKh !ht W~r• '' I be pedu•rr•cl ti lt•e 1>ur "• nclic1lfcl ~u\ "'\S 1tt' No
Cop1ts of theu '"•I• rate detern,,n.i1ons 1nM td t~I .. I sh .,. c •u\f 1t ·•m•~ [all B"so·bach
PREVAILING WAC[ SCAL[ art m11nt•onrd di th• •n1 "'"Y •h• P•l>hon I tr I TIH\ \lltt mtnt "'"
DISTRICT office louted ti 1370 Acl•"'s A•• tQ\I~ /lanft uf nart>t \h<Hlld f1ltO with tne C.ounty
Men CA 92626 Phylicat r tc•lll1f' P11nn•ni •nd no• b• ~,.nlrd • lerk ol 011nr1 e r ounty
.,. n11tablt to I lly nteroltel par tr upon r•Qu•\I NOTICE 01 H[ ARING on 01 13 03
The Cont11.to• sn1 posl I .;,py o lh•l clocufT't n! O.ie l lil 100) lupr 2 20036929467
•t 11ch 10b ••It rne C1>ntr ••tor ~"" •ny P,,. Dt r.t t 7 J 01 y p, "l le 14 21
1ubcontncto• ul'Ot r 11 'n1ll po n•ll lt n than the Th• aaorrS\ 11 '"• court 28 f eb 4 200J TOl 7
sptclhtd pre.a1hna rate• ol "'•Kn to 11 ""'~'" ''••me.," l•d 1b ,. n......_luslnes1 smployecl 1n tn1 e u cut1on of lhe 3 I\ t1>py ot thl\ Orel., "'"'-
Conlrtcl to Show C1u•e Sh.fll be 111111 S ......... ~o bidder may N•tfldra.., any bid for • Pt•1ud oub• •htd •t •Ht onL1 rn, fnllow•fTI person'
ol SIAly (60 dlrl 1lte• tn1 clalr set for lh• ti' n wn~ for ',ur ••• Ou•'IC bus•nns as
ptn1n1 of b•d' SUUO\• ....... , pr ,, f .. , Phy\t(f Therapy
A payment bond shell be rtqu•"'" P"O' to In the J•I• set lor J«'l Cotio Or •107
e•ecuhon ot the contract •ncl \flail bt 1n lh• form htdnna on !h• Ptt t11°n Huntmatoro Bui h CA
set forth 1n tht contrecl documenh '" th• f!lllowm11 "'"' 92b48
Pursuant to St tllon 22300 ~I ll>f PubhL Conlld<I PdPtt nt a•11eral <l•tW (l•ino M F.vnr 7442
Code lht cont•ecl will • nhu1 pr •• \ •at, n pr•nle<I " lh•l Coho D• •107 .. un
1H•m1tlin& lllo succeufu D•Odtr to \ubSI !ult ~unty ll!r °'lt•POrl t1nalon B,. h CA 926'8
HCUflt11s for any monies w•ltllltlcl by II'• D·•t• I Bue~ •\II Mr\I 0 •• 1, ffl•s bus•n• I\ con
to insure ptrl<Hmantt under lh• tonlracl P1101 ouclt!I b~ an •"d•v•dual
Each bid 1ubm1tltcl in ru ponu to !fits NoliL• D.&Tli JAN 03 2003 fi~v• you •t•rted clo"'i
shall cont11n n 1 b1d item 1d1quate 1neet1n11 RICHARD 0 . FllAZU, busineu yet' No
sllor1n1 and brac1n1 or eQu1¥1ltnl melhoel for SR.. JUDGI Of THI [ 111ne M r •• ,,
the protecllOn of hit ancl h,,..b on trencllt\ •nd SU'IRIOR COURT lh1\ \l•lemenl wu
open u cn1hon wh•th lfltll cont ,,,.,, to •PP1tctb•• Publl~htel °'I t NP •1 1 l11td w•lh tnt County
uf11y order' Bo.acn to•'• Mtu D•••y Citr• t O""il' County
O•v•"'l"t ,_,., Pilot l1n11ar 1 7 14 ll ~n 12 10 0.
ly w1n1-M. v .... 14. D •• Ch-c•ll•r, 28 2003 ro11 I 20026'2UH
C-.t C-...V1tlty C.tl•t• Dl1trlct 011ly Pilot Oil 24 31.
Published Newport Buch Costa Mtu 011ly Pilot 2002 l•n 7 14
Tht lollowm1 per \ORS
••• do•na bul"''" 1• D1a1lal Aucl•O 887 W
19th St Cosl• Mua CA
92627
Moauel Bust a rnant •
1234 S Baker St S•nta
Ana C.A 92707
ln1\ bus1n~\\ '' con
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bu11neu ytt' '1H 11
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torn•• 9264;
c.,,,,~" t::runt ...... .:i
8250 £\~a~ ta l tini.
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Cl•ri.. ol Or •"i.• Counl,
on 12 19 02
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noU' 111111l1bu to nru bu1mrssrs
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by the error Credit can onl) be allowed for the ft~t m-.enion
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All rt1l Hiit• t dvtt·
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b subject to th• Ftcllfal
F1lr Houaln& Act of 1961
11 1m1nd1d which
maltH It lll11al to
tclvertlte ·any Pftftr·
t nce, llmltltlon or
dlxrlmlnatlon bated on
1~1 colOtl rtll&fon. M•,
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Of natJonal orlcln, or en
Intention to mike any
MICll Pf•flf•nc•. hmlt•· tlon Of dtKrlmiMUo11."
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Sell fOf Sl900 f , colot a. r1n1 11tt, style
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only bt returned b; HIS thou ltnlnl ctelalltd
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CALLIHCI No mort rate
per m1nutel Ctn eny·
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TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Bridge frtNlt Office '/' Pei
fee t for a coll11•
ttudtnl 01 • retiree!
BUSY Newport Beech
Manne and Manufac·
tur11d tlome Community Olfrce needs a weekend
counterperson. Broad
va1 lety of Indoor and
outdoor duties lnclud11
safes. admlniat11llve
work, and daalln& with
reslden\J. f AX resume
to (949)673·44S8 or
apply '" person lo
OeAnu Bayside Vrll•&•· 300 E Cont Hwy .•
Newport Beach. CA 92660.
lecepllonl1t f /T Tue.·
Sot. Bu$y phorles. MS
Oflic11 and phone skill$
Restaurant .OP 1+ Fa•
resume to 949 S42 0674
or c•ll 642 7880 before 5
AVON Ent1epr11neur
waoted Must be wlllln&
to work whenever you
want, be your 011n bon.
and enjoy unlimited earn1n11~ lei') talk
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ACROSS i -1U 11111
0 POOrnel• 0 COU$.n .. dlCI 14 Tvo. cl NUl'llll'I 16 N'u11U1e
1& Gctswek
17 Attc:ndeo'I
rewllld (2 WCI& )
111 1111
20 Toll~ 1ormer1y
21 Poallcel
camp;algo
22 Risky
23 Home willciufr? 26 Uly-•1Me
26 Jurigle !lllake
27 Pina toppers
30 Fragrant wood •
S3 RIV'ici>ef f
fooi-tr :J4 Cow's "9eoond
50 T oath 1ype 52 H\#f)tl1 S3No1-~ 54 lnillale 56 Goo1Hool(«1
67~v•M
58 LOI borrow
59 Throe-slc1ed
IPM>rd
60 l<ntgt>t'a rnatJfll
111 Recruit J dinner
82 F!lel sor11 ol
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1 Mi41111ry lllud.,•1
~ Reeldllnce
3 ElCl!ator &toe>
4 Always, IO Poe
5 M~lots II Free ol 11'1l91
1 Steady~ a Belor• rhN c»urso· 36 Line QI roA11<>11
37 T r81t0tla sauc:e 38 Fleld 04 stud~
39 'Who·• Who'
9 StrlllAI callCl'S 10 S<octie<'11 girl• 11 HUdson Bay
lrlbe
12 Tax
30 Urbari lrllllll>Orl
31 Freeway ramp
J? Oe!ligner label
33 Tam
'48 P11111ium g~uoer
49 su;;;;ba"'' ... 50St~ entry <l-0 "Nonotctike • stat
41 ldlltlu!l llrld r8d1
42 S1Jeetcer
13 WNWopcx>elle
18 Abbots
35 German arllde
37 Mout 5 r Holl1bte DOG&
52 Elbow U11d1111H19
22 8ec.au~ ol
w11sh8d-out
38 Mimics oppois11e }4 MonSiour'S wmmer (2wd$) 24 CEO aegreor.
25 ScrapboOk rtem
n·1spfl!1111
40 Galheted Slowly
41 HumdoNn
54 Toy gun ammo
55 Olitch allltne
S8 Above W a ~J Help OUI
44 P1cka bard 45 Borec:flr <ngredtenl
46 Credit C91d&,
$1Mgjly
28 Ughrtllown
29 &ought ecuon
48 Lowly laborers
~ 7 Gray-brown
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RENTALS
RentalTo Share 6030
NP on the bch ltn tuw.hn
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dst. grM kit. ffJ ldlllld
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ORANGE 7400
COUNTY
Balboa Peninsula
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w/d. d/w. new trpl 11.i•1t.
lower unrl 'l2J'/1 20th St SlSSO.OO 949 723 1186
3lir 2.sba 3 story <Ondo,
1/2 bl! bi!y/bdl, un wd.
2 ' p l'n> w 6"'-•ia Blvd $2400 714 8i5-1 lfl9
3Br 2Ba, larl(e hv1nv.
area de< k .md ri•w
lndry, rlo~e lo bea1 h
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"""' 'ldlool $l 7'i0 • + ml dfv Wdlel paid nu pe1'i
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pautl. patoo. gar laund
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sfor d Bkr 949 645 9913
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2 t gar. total remodel,
heaLh & l•nrus dub.
S2800/mo 949 644 2330
Newport Beach
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UN LIOO PfNINSUl A
NEW 2Br 2Ba
COTTAGES
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6/nw 7 yr • Boal !.hp Av,ulable
7 10 LIDO PARK DR.
949 67 3 6030 or
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By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
VOU BE THE JUDGE
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n111ive. Jt wa' unforturnitc that Nmh·~ ucc of licani. wo\, to all
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of Lhc blook aces tnMcad 1.111d the C(lfl·
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with lhe ace of lk:ans and immediate·
ly emb.11ked on drawrng llumps,
MW1ing wrth th\J 11ucen from dummy.
East j!r.lbbcd Ille ace and reverted to
u tugll heart. declarer ruffing low and
Wc.i overruffing wilh the nine. We'it
tnc<.I ace of rlub.\ and another Dectu.rcr woo al\d drew tlUJ1'\p\. bur
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-down one.
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one di•trlbuuon 11181 would have per·
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of <ipade...,, At tncl two 5,)0th >hould
hu' e led u lo-. •1)iKJe from dununy. u
play lhat l'WtrlOI l°O'it If f:.a,t n~'
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dcdarer CilJl afflJf\l tu ruff htgh and
draw tht: lllltnpl>. II f:.i\l follow\ low.
declarer !!Cl\ to win "'ith the 1ad. ai1d
pluy a ..ecund round or ~pudco,
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v~ condo lbr. new
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loc Ri=rt llv~ AvaA now
SJ 100/mo 714-53& l554
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$1450+ ~ 5023 RM!< Ave
lfC 81.r 949-645-9913
Ver~ollle• 2br 2bd
penthouse o<.n views.
balcony, comm pool/len
agt $1800 949 673 7800
YlAJtlY RENTALS
near lhc beath. 2br. Iba
2br 2be a&I $1500 $1850
949 293 46JO
3Br 2B<1. ~W badyard
w/1a<.. cul de "'1\. quiet
ne11Jhborhood, hke new
SJ:>OO/mu+ sec; Ava1t
4/1/03 949,955 2522
Wu tcllff Famlly Home
Be<Jullful remodeled 3+2
and all new• W~lk to
'>Chool/p..,Vshops $3450m
rndude\ Jtdrdene1 & OSL
wrth leau 949 233-4986.
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int.nor I& yard. vacant
$48XVmo ll§' 949-7l&.1588
Private Tutoring 7990
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e•perlenc" ne1:.ess<11y, 2
weeks paid Ir a1n1n11
hansporlatron. ludg11111
p1ov1ded $500 ~•anmg bonu~ to start lOLL
rRH 1 S77·646 5050
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Automobiles 9000 Beautiful 2br 2 5ba
lnwnhnm~. t Clrn~r unit
Ip, 7 c ear. wd Agent
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Employment
Wanted 8200 Automotive 9004
3& 28o i-n., Fp. greal
bad< var O+ 2car ga< agl'
available alt~r 1 fL0/03
Plioaw ...,11 949 7<,q 3776
to s.... $?5(X);mu
38r 28o ...._, ~p ige,il
ba< k yarcl+ 2l gar •ge
Avarlablr alter l/701H
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S2'l00/mo
264 v• Paint s:?5(X)n~,
ptl!Tte &off •Olll~ k•~I
umt nu crpVp.tlfll all ~ar
"ll<l & pool 949 715 3513
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CAD EldOt'odo '96 UC.
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$11 900 '14~ 673 !'>674
Cadillac 'B 1 ffdorada
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1147'ilulrn •7'i4S9b
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Chevrolet '96 Camara
Conv 81,,lk. 6< yl,
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books, records. mettlllc
Ice ereen/&r•y Int, em·
frn, blk top bnut orta
cond, $8,995 v752412
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Dodge '00 lam Extre
Cab, VS, SOii nu. hr&h
hit. whrle, fully load11d.
v972498 $9995 On av11I
Bk1 949·!>86· 1888
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Blad! w '6&'i rrtMoc Grllilt
condition Vwy ~ Wet
noalnbltried Power lod'.. ~ co pi.~ $10.500 9&57~?41
ford '96 bplarer Sport
AT, mnrl, cc. pearl blk/
gry lthr $6445 #452136
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Ford '96 Mu1tan9
Convt 47K mt, earaged,
CO. new CR 17" hru s 11.900 949 673 5624
FOltD THINK N(W, 4
pas~. wtvte. wtes ta. & lunse paid $5CXX)/obo
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FORD TH1N1C N£W. 4
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whl,, lull fd~I w•rr. like
new $1'.1.995 v842614 Im
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