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Home My WebLink About2004-05-05 - Newport Mesa Daily PilotA B Serving the Newport"-Mesa community since 1907 WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 2004 Jury watches tape of alleged gang rape One turned her head, another shook his head after watching what prosecutors call the key piece of evidence in the trial. DHpl Bh1rath Dally Pilot SANTA ANA-Jurors In a gang- rape trial watched a 20·minute ~tal videotape Tuesday that reportedly shows three teenagers sexually assaulting an uncon- scious 16-year·old girl in a Co· rona del Mar home. The teens recorded the entire incident on a tape, which pros- ecutors believe is the piece of evidence that will convince the jury to find the defendants guilty. Defense attorneys have argued that the sexual acts were consen- sual. Orange County Superior Court Judge Francisco Briseno ruled before the jury utal that the tape bearing graphic sexual content must be shown only to jurors and not to the public. jury, attorneys. court staff mem· saulted the unconscious girl with bets, the judge and the three de-a Snapple bottle, a juice can. a fendants could see it The sound lighted cigarette and a pool cue. from the tape. however, was Most jurors who watched the heard by all. ' tape showed little reaction. One What the public and members juror turned her head away for a of the media heard was loud rap moment. Another juror shook music in the background. The his head after he finished watch· songs were clearly about sex. The ing the tape. The three defend· tape started off with the girl gig· ants. dressed in short-sleeved giing and laughing with the de· shirts, ties and dark pants. fendants. Less than a minute looked down for the most part later she Is heard asking: "You and seemed to be writing notes want to take off my clothes, huh as the tape was being played. Greg?" The tape was, and continues Shortly after that, only the de· to be, a controversial element of fendants' voices were heard. the trial. Defense attorneys con· There was no sound from the tend that the tape Is uincom· girl The defendants laughed and plete," thJt It has been edited by talked about enjoying their sex· police and that several minutes GERALDINE WILKINS/ LOS ANGELES TIMES VIA f>J> Defense attorneys Joseph G Cavallo, left, and Peter Scalisi, Greg Haid!, son of Orange County Assistant Sheriff Don Haldi. Kyle Nacbreiner and Keith Spann are accused of sexually assaulting the victim with vari- ous objects in the older Haidl's Jade Cove home in July 2002. On Tuesday, three large televi- sion screens were turned away from the gallery so that only the ual experience with the girl. Prosecutors said the teens as· Se• TAPE, P•e• A3 center, confer during the prosecution's opening statements. Coast will name a new chancellor The college district wrn also consider raising the salary by 7% despite recent budget constraints. Marisa O'Neil Da1lyP1lot Coast Community College District trustees are set to fill Its chancellor seat tonight and will consider hiking the annual salary for that person up to $200,000 including expenses. lhlstees will vote at tonight's board meeting on a proposed salary iitcrea">e of 7% for the chancellor and nearly 12% for vice chancellor.; and college presidents. This comes a week after the district announced it would be curting back its oper· ating schedule this summer be· cause of budget constraints. QUESTION la the propoMd pey hike too much 1 Call our Reader's Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or send ? • e-mail to dai/ypilot@latimes.com. Please spell your name and tell us your hometown and phone numbers for verification purposes only. suggested after a swvey was conducted of I 0 other college districts of similar siu and demographics, district spokes· woman Erin Cohn said. "We did salary comparisons with several districts," said John Renley. vie& chancellor of hu· man resources. "Of those, we were number eight [of 11 for chancellor's salaries!." Districts surveyed Include Rancho Santiago. North Orange County, South Orange County. PHOTOS BY STEVE McCRANK I DAILY PILOT Elain Tong rehearses her role as Alice in Stella Dance Academy's production of MAiice in Wonderland," staging Friday. The proposed increases were See CHANCELLOR, P11e A4 A delicate dance COSTA MESA Friends and family mourn fall en soldier A ballerina dances on her toes during rehearsal. Thursday ballet performance tackles the difficult subject of a child's drowning q,nd three other works Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot M ost ballets focus on universal themes -love, anger, jealousy. Thursday, a Co ta Mesa ballet company will stage a production based on a single, tragic event -the drowning death of a 2-year-old. Stella Dance Company's •Anya" ls based on the short life and death of Anya Lazare, who lived In Villa Parle. Because of the specific and tragic nature of the subject, choreographing the ballet was challenging, Artistic Director Stela Viorlca saJd. "It's very difficult," Viorica said. "It's one of the wttouchable subjects, so to 1peak So you have to be careful how to do it and how to approach iL k's really hard work." Vlorlca was motivated to create the ballet after a friend who knew Anyas father Introduced them and THINKING ALLOWED FYI The dance concen is 8 p.m., May 7 at the Irvine Barclay Theatre. For more Information on the production, log on to www.thebarclay.org suggested the Idea. Viorica knew she didn't want to depict the tragedy graphically. so she choreographed ii symbolically instead. See DANCE, Paee A3 Trevor Win'E always had a kind smile and words, teachers say. A service will be he ld on Monday. Allcl1 Robinson Da1lyPrlot Trevor Wln'E alwnys had a smile and words of encourage· ment to offer. The 22-year·old Costa Mesa native and Army specialist, who died In action Saturday in TIX· rit, Iraq, after the truck he was driving hit an Improvised bomb Friday. was consldered a stand· out among his peers. A statement Issued by his family through the Army Tues- day said Wln'E. who graduated high school in 2000, ·joined the Army in May of 2002 to im· prove his disclpUne and better his life." "Those who loved Trevor re- member him as a Ouistian who usually smiled and was ai· ways willing to lend a helping hand,· the family's statement said. "He was a competitive hockey player and snowboard- ed in the winier.· . He was deployed to lraq In November. Wln'E was a petro- leum supply specialist in the 24th Quanerrnaster Company See SOLDIER, Pa1e M Keep off those Cinco de Mayo myths Daily Pilot ATA GLANCE Heroic actions save man's life in fiery crash W hat Is Onco de Mayo reaUy? Sure lt literally translates to "the ftfth of May" and traditionally trantf orms mild-mannered Mexicans, and lhetr compadres, Into party animals -or 10 It would teem. So what II the bf8 deal behind the holiday betides all-you-can·eet nacho bars and two-for·one c:m.aa1 at the 3irhood drinkinc hole? Cinco yo la a celebradon oommemo dng the victory of General lpaclo Zarqoa's MexJcan ttoope. flebdnc with farm toola u WMpOnl. OYef the Frerich Anny. LOLITA which had not suffered a def eat In 50 years and was considered to be the premiere army In the world. It ls not the Mexican Independence Day, as ls the common HARPER m1sconcepdon. llwt waa Sept. 16, t82 l , the day the Meldcana won their lndeperidence from SptJn -a battle that took place some 40 years before the lamed day on May 5, 1862 just outside of Puebla. Mexico. That battle did not mark the end of anything. said Juan Bruce-Novoa, a UC lrvtne professor of Chicano • Uterature and ftlm, but the bejO.nnlng of a longer, more arduou be.ttJe to bep the F\'ench from taking OVtt their country. The French came to Mexico to collect debu along wftb Spain and Great Britain, but unlike the latter two countries. Pnnee wu unw01ing ... AU.OWED,,... Al < ON THE WEB: www.dat;f:Jilot.com WEATHER . Expect the cooling trend to continue, but only allghtly. Sff PqeA2. SPORTS Corona ct.I Mer'• trade end fteld team parttclpatea In IMgue prtllms. See,.eM Lollt• H.rper Daily Pilot COSTA MBSA -1t wns the spUt·second decision of a local hero that prevented a 6ery collision on Tuesday from being •fatal one. C.osta Mesa mfdent 11molhy Montaa pulled a man from his burning lpOr1a car. which had been bro.ulskled by a ca,.o van at a Mesa Verde intel'll8C'dol\. j\llt eecondl before the entire car lgldC9d blto e.n-. ae.CMIH,P.119M .. ,--\. ' • ' • • • 1 ' •• ~ - - • • LOCALS ONLY NEIGHBORS lUr Force Airman TraYla W. BeU, son of Joe. R. Bell of Newport Beach and Robin J. Ood10n of Garden Grove, recently graduated from the grt>und radJo comiiiunicadons c:quipment apprentJce course atXeesler AJr Force Base ln Biloxi, MW. Bell learned bow to u9e a variety of communJcatfons equJpmeot I le is a 1998 graduate of Calvary <.:hapel High School ... Daniel Quinlan, son of frand• and Margaret 'Quinlan or Corona del Mar. recentJy quallfied u a ~atJonal Merit Scholarship fi nalist as a student at Phillips Ac;ademy In Andover, Mass .... ~er Jackson, son of 1Wrt and Nancy Jacbon of Costa Mesa, wos recentJy named u an AH-American Scholar by the Ui.lited States AchJevement Academy. Jackson ls a srudent .it Ensign lnlermedlale .::,chool .•. Trtth Splret, office coordinator for Orange Coast College's rnathematics dnd sciences division. was Trish Spires recen tly honored as the classified staff member of the year for the 2003·04 academic year . Kevin L. Shannon, Orange Coast College Kevin professor of ' Shannon mathematics and computer lnfonnation syatenu, wu recently honored u faculty member of the year for the 2003·04 academic year •.. Maureen T. RobertlOn of Costa Mesa wu recently named to the dean's list at Boston University for the fall semester ... Amy Bata·Nabmura of Newport Beach .------wu recently appolntedu the director of the Focus Dance Center's ballet ~arts department ... .__ _ __... _ _, Deltlay a. SayW,Yoko So, lWena Sokolon.&n B. Spurrltr. AmyBates- Nakamura Jamee N. Sttoup, Brtanne R. Swttzenbtq. N9o ~bheebl. SbJpyoebl 'bkebe, Scyart Tunakl. Sayab Tocblkubo. Erin C Trtpp, Akiko TtuchU, Hanunl TluJloo. Ludivina Valdez, Antonio Valente Thl'l'e9, Jeulca M. Wud.Je, Tomoc:hlko Watanabe, Nicole M. Weaver, BrlkA. Wei.. Nicole A. Worthlnaton, Ryota Yokokura. David A. Yonts. Sterling D. York. Kata YoabJda, Peter G. YoUMef and Valkyrle R. YuW aJI of Costa Mesa, were named to Orange Coast College's dean's list for the fall semester of 2003. • NEIGHBORS spotlight• edilevementa in the community. PleaH direct notewonhv Information to Luis Pe"a by fa>e at (9491 646-4170, or Hnd e-mail to lula.penaltlatlm••·com. PETS OF THE WEEK • A Newport Beach De Anu trailer park senior and an East Bluff senior have moved to care facllltles, leaving visiting family members to deal with placing their famUy pets. ln addition. we just received notice of the passlng.of a 79-year·old Udo Peninsula woman whose 2-year-old black and white cat named Timothy Is being cared for In an empty home and will need our help. The East Bluff resident leaves 1wo 9-year-old, 25-pound Maln Coons uarned Ashley and Bro. They are living In the condo lllone until we can find them a 11ew home. The family of the De Anz.a nailer park: senior is staying for a m<1nth to help with famlly matters, and discovered an outdoor feeding stadon sel up for nearly a year lo feed a pretry Himalayan they call Olarlotte. The neighbors say they all liked the cat, but no one was willing to bring her ln despite her lnterest ln belng indoors. Community Animal Network believes the animal deserves the security of a home and a family she can call her own. Families desiring help placing cats need lo be aware that not all animal groups and people lnvolved with anlmab are pro-life. Reputable animal adopdon groups know that getting good homes for anirnab Is a lot of work. no matter how old the animal Is. Giving up family pets ls somethJng to research carefully. See a list of reputable groups on http://www.anlmaiMtwork. org. Daily.A Pilot VOL 98, NO. l zt THOMAS H. JOHNSON ..,.Mo()ri Publl1her TONY DOOEllO Editor MAMIY DAN1Wi ~lslflil Mtneger LANA JOHNSON Promotlonl Oir9Clor Photo Editof', (9'9)~ ~mocrri•l«lmee.oom JoeeJ. ...... Alt Dlf9CtOr I Newt Dell Chief, (!Ml) 574-4224 }olutlnfr»•llltln-.com ......... Glne AID.tndeJ, ~Hunt. Peul SeltowlU NIWll1JUIP 0...,. ..... cnm. and ~ llllPOl'9lr, <MIPMm ..,,..~·~ .-..c ..... Newpott leectl ,..,., (M}57'""232 }iHt&tWgretldt•IMlrrw.tJOfrl ~,...,... Cotta M.-...,,,_,, IM I pt4221 dilfnh."*""*'·~ ..... O"Nll Educllon ,...,....,, (Mt~ ,,.._onll • ....,,..oom FOR A GOOD CAUSE STEVE McCAANK /OAILY PILOT Laura Dietz, chairwoman of the Corona del Mar Centennial Celebration, put together a timeline of the area's history. ArchiVal digging June Caa•1rande Daily Pilot T here~ two kinds of people in the world: history buffs and everybody else. "Hey, if you're a history major and love to sleuth, th1t job's no problem at all,• said Dietz. who once worked in the archives at the Hoover Institution at Sranford University. To uncover facts for the timellne, Dietz spent a lot of time rilling through records and photos of the Sherman Ubrary and Gardens, che First American TitJe Co. and che archives of Orange County. The former say things like, "Just give me a stack of old documents to go through and let me at 'em• whlle membel1 of the latter group scratch their heads in amaz.ement. Laura Diecz ls a bona fide member of the history buffs group. a former history major who's thrilled to rUle througb relics. uncovering facts that fascinate throughout the ages. That's why she says she's in her element as chairwoman of the History Committee for the Corona del Mar Centenn1al celebration. In her wort fo r the upcoming centennial celebration, the Cameo Shores resident works with a committee of about a half-dozen active volWlteers to make sure Corona del Mar's l OOth birthday celebradon includes a thorough look at a century of growth. "She's come across some pretty lnteresting things,• said Wade Robens, executive director of the Sherman Ubrary and Gardens, which records much of the village's history. For example. in 1931 , workers began construction of an underwater tunnel from the peninsula to Corona del Mar designed to draw tourists. The 1932 Long Beach earthquake, however. inspired a cNmge of heart and the tunnel project was abandoned. The committee ls helping Corona del Mar High School students conduct interviews with longtime locals, putting together suggesdons for items to be included in a time capsule and has assembled a dmeline of about 50 or 60 important momenl8 ~ Corona del Mar's past. "There's a lot of really neat stuff in the local history," Dietz said. "ll's been fun to WlCOVef." DUI ARRESTS ..,,_. ~ IYw,,..,, •rrwt9d °" .ulJplclon of dl'Mng under m. lnflu.ra of M lntx»tJc.nt. 1My have onlybHn~ on •l/fpkion of. crim. •nd, •..Ith Ml.,~.,. ~Innocent until ptowd guilty. Amplque-0,.nadot, 32, Santa Ana Jact Denlel Potter, 22. Senta Ana Hugo Luna-Romero, 29, S.n.JoM AJtrad ~rd Ediert. 49, Newpott Beec::t\ Mk:Nel o.vtd Lawhom, 21. Mltelon Viejo COSTA MESA .... Genaro Gonalez-Gerde, 315, Coei. Meu Cleudlo Manfr1n, 29, Costa M ... Aldly Ertlt Mat, 30, Senta Ane 5ergk>~.28. HeMllen Gerdene Jeremy .hlmet Nk:holaon, 27. Newport Beec::t\ Gf'990'Y Shey Mecy, 25, cyp..... Jemee Edwerd Aowt.y, 43, l..ongBNdt Ramon Rufi, 29, Anaheim K.eftt'I Ertc Reber, 43, Costa ...... ...... .., ~ 8r8dley Hambly, 44, Tustin U.FemMdo Aide~ Polltlot, bu*neet end environment ,.,,..,, (~ ~ ellc3roblnaon letinw.oom ... ,.,. Newl~llM9)~ lllla.l*W•l«kr-.oom flHO'TOGIWHIRI Merk C. Oultln. 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For more lnformetlon. contect literary Services at the Newport Beach Library, (lMS) 717-3874. COSTA MESA MS SELF-HELP GROUP The Orange County diapter of the national Multiple Sclerosis Society has started a new self-help group in C9sta Mesa for people newly diagnosed or with minimal symptoms of multiple sclerosis, or both. The group meets at 11 a.m. the second Tuesday of every month. (949) 660-7659. COSTA MESA POLICE DEPARTMENT Seniors 65 and older are Invited to help staff the Westside substation. Volunteers are asked to work two four-hour daytime shifts per week. They would be responsible for answering phonn , bicycle registration, fingerprinting, dete entry and aulatlng with other citywide projects. Fred Gaedtler. (714) 764-5208. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST at 11 HOOnd1end1 IOuth •well of3 feet et 13 aecond1. It will be mostly cloudy In the Farther out. wfnd9 wfll be morning then clearing with areas 11erl1ble et 10 knots or lea with of fog . Highs will be from 66 to wind wevH of 2feetor1"8 on a '74 near the coeat to 79 to 84 mbced swell out of the west at 4 lnlend with light winds to 6 feet at 11 second• end out of becoming IOUthw.t et 16 mph thleouth et 3 feet et 13 Mc:Onda. In the tfternoon. Tonight will be Tonight wind• wfll be out of the ~rtty cloudy In the .venlng then west et 4 to 6 fMt at 11 MCOnds. becoming mostly cioudy wtth SURF petdly fog. lowt wfll be from 61 to 68 with light wfnde. WoftMdon: Th• aouthwaat swell w\11 www.nws.nou.flOV remeln domlnent with cheat· to BOATING FORECAST shoulder-high eata. w.w qwlllty; www.tu~r.org Wind wfll bewrieblall 10 tnoc. or,._ NocHnlnl TIDES toUdl'w1~1110-...1nf'8 eftemoon wtlh wtnd W9"'8 Of 2 Time Height fMt or i... on• WMt IWlft of 2 4:341.m. • 1.29 feet loW to 3 '-tt 11 MCOndt end eouth 10:63e.m. 4.06 feethlgh swell of 3 feet et 13 MOOnde with 3:52p.m. l.45twtlow .,._of defM fog. Tonight 10:10p.m. 8.58'-hlgh wlnde wtft be out of the WMt et 10 linoc. In tM ~ WATER TEMPERATURE becoming vw'8ble et 10 knoC9 or .... wtttfw\nd W9Y9I of 2 fMt Of leet on• weet 9""" of 2to41-80degrMt ___.. • Lining up for stickers and a gamble D9'rdre N•wmen Daily Pilot CX>STA MP.SA -~ WIS dripping from the brow ot KROQ- FM (106. 7) dilc joclcey Super Steve .. be rocbd out at the McDon· aki'a OD Haibor Boulevard 1\a- da)< He didn't eeem to mind. though. as !am flocbd to lhe ,.. c:tio station's bootb for lta ltlcUr' promotion and truck giveaway contest. '4doua DJs started vtsltlng McDonald'a in Los Angeles and Orange counties Monday, and will continue lO do IO every day Wttfl May 23 to lwl8 out with &ns and TAPE Continued from Al of important footage is missing. Pretrial motions kSking that the tape not be admitted into evi· dence were denied. On Tuesday, once again, de- fense attorneys cross-questioned witnesses for the prosecution in. an attempt to prove that the tape is not legjtlmate. Proeecutors brought in Ryan Weeda.11, Undsay Picou and Kevin Rogers, three acquaint· ances of Haidl and Nachrelner, who found the tape and turned lt in to the police. Weedall and Rogers rented a beachfront home in Newport with four other friends during the summer of2002. Haldi and Nachreiner visited the rental home on July 6 after midnight, Rogers testified. After they came and left, Rogers found the silver Sony camcorder in one of the bedrooms. he said. The housemates ended up watching the tape, Rogers said Haldi and Nachreiner came back to the beach house on July 7, looking for the tape, he said. ALLOWED Continued from Al to make a deal and continued to advance its military presence toward Mexico City. That ls when they met Zaragoza and his 2,000 men. After being defeated.. the French regrouped and brought ~r even more military. placing Puebla under siege for months, Bruce-Novoa said. "My grandfather was in that dt:y and he remembers not having anything to eat." the professor said. When news spread of the victorious battle, Californians were the first to celebrate, Bruce-Novoa said, not only because they were proud of their former paJsanos but because the battle was 5een in a larger sense as the first American victory over the Europeans. (American, ln this sense, means native Americans -those who were here before people came over from Europe). Min callfornla It was a ttadition that began immediately and In Mexico lt ls still not a nadonal provide an opportUnity to enter the contest The date ol the draw- ing to gtYe away the ttUCk la not awfllble yet "What elle would you want for summer but a auck with a aun· rootr &.!per SUM said. The OJ 1m9 out at the various McDonlld'a ~ noon and 2 'p.rn. each da)< ~ a line swu fonnl.ng before noon. even in the swdtedng beat. Supef SUM said. "It bas to tell you aomethlng for people to wait fn the 104-degree heat in m Monte (on Monday! just to get a sdcka; • be aald. "It shows tbeir~don.· "They were opening cabinets and looking under beds." Rogers said. Both seemed "apprehen- sive and shaky," he aaid. But it wu Picou. Weedall's girl- friend. who took the tape with the camcorder wrapped in a towel and tumed it in to author· lties. Picou said she felt uncomfort- able watching the tape. -1 would tum my head a few times, .. she said. Picou took the tape to her brother in Rancho CUcamonga and together, they gave It to her brother's neighbor, a Pasadena police officer who in tum ban· ded the tape to San Bernardino County Sheriff's officials. Both Picou and Weedall testl· 6ed that they ln.itially lied to Newport Beach detectives about who saw the tape because their other friends Mdidn't want to get involved." Testimony will continue today with more witnesses for the prosecution. • DEEPA BHAAATH covers public safety and courts. She may be reached at 1949) 574-4226 or by •m•ll•t deepa.bhar11thtllatlme1.com. holiday," Bruce· Novoa sald. lt may not be a nanonal holiday bete but you better believe people will be celebrating. Pick a bar, any bar, and you will most likely ftnd some sort of drink spedals tonight. Bru~Novoa said that's a good sign and a bad sign. "When Clnco de Mayo becomes nationally visible lt brings attention to culture but also Incorporated with that are things you are not sure are positive," he sald. "The holiday becomes incorporated in all ways with retailers using it for a reason to have a sale and bars make a buck. But If you can sell more shirts, or lingerie. or more beer, then why notr' (That was a bit of sarcasm there, folks.) At Avila's El Ranch.ito, they are hosting a big bash complete with a DJ, raftle. prll.es, commemorative T·shlrts and tequila. They were already gearing up for the party Tuesday when I caught up with general manager Louie Baez. I asked Baez what Onco de Mayo meant to him and he sald bluntly. ~ragging rights.. Sure lbe new st.icken ue designed ln patriotic cok>rs -red. White and blue -with the call letteR embW:oned in ydlow Some of the lCROQ fans said they didn't come for the ll'UCk as mUfh as to support the radio sta· don. Jimmy Vega. 24. said pa.rt of the reuon he came was to champion punk rock. "Some mues are going on with freedom of speech." ~ said. "The truck wasn't really an lncen· dve. That's a slim chance.· One ot station's most ardent fans. James Duetw. 21. came to share his appreciation of the rock DANCE Continued from Al "For example, instead of having her drown ln the water, we have a dancer who represents (that)." Viorlca said. "Her name is Water Whisper. It's the call of the water.• The ballet will also Incorporate poetry and music that was written by Anya's parents and friends. Viorica enlisted the help of Tony Revetditto, an acting teacher, to help present the poetry. Actors from Reverditto's classes will read the poems, he said. "They're pretty unlque and soulful and heart-wrenching. for sure,• Reverdino said of the poems. In addition to ·Anya,• the concert will feature three other producdons. One is an emotional counterpoint to "Anya" -the whimsical · Alice In Wonderland." "It's full of humor," Viorica said. Ml picked a few scenes from the whole story. We have the Mad Hatter, the Oteshire Cat. the trial and the mean queen. they will have drink specials and other commercialized party favors. but it's mainly a big celebration of culture, to which everyone is invited. ·we want the community to come celebrate," Baez. said. "We want to combine the Mexicans and everyone else and ask them to join us in the celebradon of something imponant to us. .. Gerarro Barragan. general lttanager at La Fsplga de Oro bakery on 19th Street, agreed and said he will take a more mellow approach with an authendc dinner in his own home. "We celebrate the fact that our indigenous people won that battle,· Barragan said. Although It was not the final victory, it proved that the Mexican resolve is strong and that the people's will ls unbending. even in the face of exuaordinary odds, he said. Perhaps that's why It's so widely embraced. Not Mexican? Looking for a good way to connect personally to the celebration? Cleek out the article, Manco de Mayo, the Real Story," by John Sheppler. The French ultimately COME stadon and show off his ~ which bu a hood pla.uered with KROQ stickers. "The paint was deterloraling and I didn' want to pay !or a paint Job. .. Duenas sald. So he stUck about 300 of ICROQ's Halloween-themed sdck- ers on the hood of his 1996 Ford Contour. He also put some on the hubcaps. Ulce Vega. be wa.m\ hanging his hopes on winning the truck. - "If I win It. sweet If I don't. It's not the end of the world." Dueftas said "It's something superiluous. Plus It's a V-8 -a gas gul.21er - especbilly with gas the way It is." 'It's full of humor. I picked a few scenes from the whole story. We have the M ad Hatter, the Ch eshire Cat, the trial and the mean queen.' Stela Viorica Artistic Director Generally, the people who are watching it have a lot of fun watching it.· Also included is a dance by Dansymmetry, a more 1echnJcalJy challenging and emotionally uplifting piece, Viorica said. And in honor of Mother's Day on Sunday, Reverditto's comedy troupe will do a tribute to the holiday. "We'll pull a mom out of the audience and Ughten things up -we do a fun roast of their life." Revcrditto said. • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa Mesa. She may be readled at 1949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at deirdre.newman@latimet.com. withdrew from Mexico, but not until after the end of the Civil War, when the United States was no longer a divided power, and President Uncoln ordered the French to get out, Sheppler wrote. He contends that the French were interested not only in clalming land in Mexico but helping the Confederate soldiers in the Civil War win their battle to divide this nation, thus making America not so threatening 10 European countries. "(Mexican President Benito Juarez'sl loyalist troops did manage to keep the French at bay long enough to prevent them from supporting the Confederate states 111 the U.S. Civil War," Sheppler wrote. WWith the North and South reunited, Uncoln ordered t11e French out of Mexico and sent a military force to the Texas/Mexican border under General Phil Sheridan." So there, it's a win-win for everyone. Cheers. • LDUTA HARPER is the Forum editor. Sha also writes columns Wednesdays and Fridays. She may be reached at 1949) 574-4276 or by e-mail at /olita.h•rper@fatimn.com. 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Vice chancellor and president salutes would go Crom a range of $129.631 to $131 ,805 up to $145,000 to $160,000. "l don't think I can support it,· Trustee Jerry Patterson said of the proposed salary increases. "They are deserving of an in- crease, but this ls l'ar more than justified. I won't be supporting the full In~.· The state placed the district on a ftnancial watch list earlJer this year when its ca.sh reserves dipped below the 5% recom- SOLDIER Continued from Al Crom Fort Lewis, Wash. MSpec. nevor Wln'E followed his nation's call and made the ul- timate sacrlftce, serving ln a Ii.me of war against the forces of tyr· anny," said U.S. Army Reserve spokesman John D. Wagner. "We are deeply grateful for hl.s com- mitment and mourn the loss of his life. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.• He Is remembered by hls for- mer teachers at Calvary Olapel High School in Santa Ana as a friendly and attractive student who was always smiling. "He's an awesome, awesome k:fd." Principal Paul Woo said. "] had him in class, and you talk to any of the teachers who had him and they'll tell you he was an outstanding example of a gentle· man fwhol always had a smile on his face." Wln'E was a hard worker ln Woos geometry class, and he did weU. The young man al.so was able to balance his school work with an extracurricular tnllne hoc.key team, Woo said. MHe was a fierce competltor. CRASH Continued from Al "I had gotten out of the car and was in complete survival mode." Montag said. "I had a second to respond and I Just went over, got the door open, got the seat belt off and pulJed him to safety.• Montag was at the lnteniection of Adams and.Placentia avenues when the man be eventually saved ran a red light, causing the accident, officials said. The drMr of a ted, 1987 Nis.- san 300 ZX. wboee name was not ttleased, tried to make a U-tum on Adams Avenue, to head east •ap!nst a stale red lJgbt." ac- contlng the trafllc incident re- port. "It wun't HU he was rrytng to beat a yellow ll&ht." Costa Mesa polk:e Sgt z.a Hoferttza aald. "It WU alreacly ted when he ap- tion or the mall that houses Gues& the Apple Store and the Coach &tore, among other1. Costa Mesa Police Sgt Zack I-to. ferltza ald. The merchant. whose name waa not disclosed, saw the com- mon shJpplng box. secured with tape but no labels, and Immedi- ately reported lt to mall leCUrlty, Hofedtta said. Because of the lack or labels and tts proximity to the coffee ahop on the second Ooor, plaza officials called the mended. It Is now operating at S'Jli, Cohn said. Last week. Coast Community College District announced that it would go on a Cour-day-a- week tchedule to save on energy costa. Its three schools have cut classes over the past few years because of budget coostra1nts. "In order to have a top school. we need good people or we'll go down the tubes,• Trustee George Brown said. "~ selected a sala- ry we thought would be attrac-tive.. The district ls still searching for a replacement for fonner Orange Coast College President Margaret Gratton, who left in 2002. lnterlm President Gene Ferrell ls 6Wng in until they hire a new president. It Is also look· ing to flJJ some vice chancellor positions, including Renley's. Renley retired in August but still worts a few days a week. South Orange Counry Com- munity College District pays presidents for Its two colleges - Saddleback and Irvine Valley - but always had a great attJtude, • WoosaJd. Wln'E bad many friends at school, perhaps because he was posldve and encowagj.ng, Eng- lish teacher Nancy Hamilton said: "He wasn't the greatest student academically, but personally and In character he was one or my real standouts," she said. Sometimes Wln'E would come lo to the classroom early and talk about h1s older brother, Thdd, who also served in the military, Hamilton said. ' "('ITevorj knew from his broth- er's experience that It was not an easy job," she said. "He knew what be was getting Into and he still went and did It• Students and teachers at Cal - vary Otapel have been remem- berlng Win'B and praying for him, Woo said. A box has been placed in the school office to col- lect cards and letters to the fam- ily, and It likely will ruJ up fast be- cause Win'E bad so many friends. "He made a huge impact on an extended network of people,· Hamilton said. "f'fTI sure he dldn't lcnow how he impacted people and l don't know that his family did. I hope they take com- proaChed the intersection.~ At the same time. a white Ford F..350 was headed east.bound on Adams Avenue at about 40 to 50 miles per hour, Hoferitza said. The van struck the sports car. causing It to roll over and burst into names. Cosr.a Mesa Fire CapL Kurt YodeJ's team was the first to ar- rive on the scene and found the car already engulfed, as well as the front of the van. he said. "Lucldly there was a citizen who bad puDed the young man out of the car before we got there and essentially saved hls life, M Yoder said. Montag said the driver was completely unconscious when he found hlm. HJs sandals bad fallen off as he ran to help the man and Montag said he could feel the heat of the Oames on his skin. "There J wu with no shoes on, polyester aborts that are highly Oammable. there 1a pa on the No matter what you'rt doing, your hometown newspaper ~ Daily Pilot o~ County Shel'Ur• Depart· us or any suspicious padatgd. • ment, whJch tent Its bomb be l&ld. equad. Just when th1np started to Ot!ltials evacuated the wl.ng caJm down in the luxury abop- ror three bows. while the bomb Pina plaza. an unlden~ man robot examined the J>1Cb8e, anatCbed four Omega watchea liorerttza said, t:um.tng lt OYer to . from ~ia4eld Jewelers, pollct Ond a label on the bottom. l&ld. The jewelry store la on the •it was later determined that Sean side of the Carousel Court. the package contained an outgo-uptta.Lrs. Ing ahlpmeot of 1We9tera and the Hoferitza called It a •grat> and pacJtase bad Callen off a cart ear-run,• u the thJef snatched the lJer ln the day,• he Mid. four watches -valued at Mall ofllcials were moat likely $11,680 total -and ran out the still cautious from recent reports door at about 5:.CS p.m. The sus- or poutble terror attacks at Cali· pect wu a male Hlspanfc, be-- fomla malls, Horerftta aid. tween 25 and 35, about 6-feet MWe atill encourage our dd-tall. wearing a hat. dark shirt and uns to stay on alert and notify jeans, Hoferltza said. between $121,200 and $136,350, district spokeswoman 'D'acy Da- ley said. Their chancellor cur- rently makes about $184,000. Rancho Sandqo College tops the survey, with $220,167 total C(>mpensadon (or Its cbancellor and $144,852 to $180,948 for presidents and vice chancellors. Brown said that the upoomlng sale of its television stadon, KOCB-Tv, the .passage of a school improvement bond and the leasing of district property will bring in more money for salaries. Trustees will also announce tonight their choice for the next chancellor for the district. The original field of 21 wu narrowed to thtte with final interviews talcing plac~ in April, Renley said. Coast Comn'lunlty College District's current chancellor, Wll- Uam Vega, will retire in June. • MARISA O'NEIL covert education. She may be reached et (949) 574-4268 or by e-mail et m1rlN.onell@/1tlm11.oom. Trevor Win'e fort In knowing what a positive impact he dJd have on so many people." Services are scheduled at 10 a.m. Monday at Calvary Chapel, 3800 S. Fairview Road. Santa Ana. with graveside services and burial with military honors to follow at Fairhaven Memorial Park. 1702 Fairhaven Ave .. Santa Ana. • AUaA ROBINSON covers business, politics and the environment She may be reached et (9491 764-4330 or by &-mall at alicia.roblnson@latlmn .com. ground that I am standing in and the hot engine is still going," Montag said. ·God willing, I didn~ get hun. .. The husband and father of four said be didn't even have a moment to think about what he could have been risking and con· tlnually thanked God that there was no reason to regret his ac- tions. His wife, Sandra Montag, said she was proud. "It's a good thing Tun was there," she said. Despite the thmstenlng cir- cumstances, both drivers were transferred to area hospitals with moderate to minor injuries. The driver of the white van com- plained of chest pa.Ins, which Is common in acddenta where the air bag deploys, Yoder said. The driver WU taken to UCJ Medical Center in Orange. "He was conscious, coherent and not too bad at all," Yoder said. Yoder said the driver ot the sporu car didn't bne any Wll>le lnjuriel but Ml wry OOIDbarM; whJeb often Jndk:arel a more 11- rlous head Injury. "He WU tlgbttna U1 the whole way and teemed intt'f out of It." Yoder aaid. "We took b1m ro \\Wtem (Medbl c.ents in Santa Anal to ftnd out why he ~~-would-eommeaa OD IM mcdd I' ~ BRIEFLY IN PUBLIC SAFETY Sailor dies of a heart attack during regatta A 63-year-old man died Mon- day nJght after he had a heart at- tack on his saiJboat dwfng a re- gatta in Newport Harbor. Leo Vincent Collin, of Hun- tington Beach. bad a heart attack at the midway point of an Ameri- can l..egjon Yacht Oub race, or- Oce manager Unda Christensen said. He died later at Hoag Me- morial Hospital Presbyterian. Fl.rdghters got a call a little before 7 p.m. that a man on a boat was complaJnlng of chest pains, said Sgt. David Ginther with the Orange County Sheriff's Department Harbor Patrol The HarbQr 20 sailboat. called "Poacher,• was in the maJn ch.ann.el near Collins ls)and. Both qendea responded to the boat, whJch had Collin and a second penon on board. A Har- bor Patrol boat took him to a nealby dock and paramedics took b1rn to the hospital. Ginther said. Collin was pronounced dead at 7:35 p.m., acconitng to the Orange County Coroner's Ofllce. He has a s~wbo lives in Red- woodqry. CoUJn was a member or the .club for about six years, Ou'is· t:lansen said. She described him as •a nice guy" who looked younger than his 63 years. "He was feisty,• she said. It was the first race of the sea- son for the club. Juvenile arrested in high school parking lot Costa Mesa police officers who were arresting a boy on suspicion of marijuana posses- sion last week at Costa Mesa High School also found guns in his car's trunk. An officer responding to a call at 9:20 a.m. on April 29 of a suspicious juvenile at the high school found the drugs on the boy, Lt. John PltzPatrick said. A search of his vehicle in the school's parking lot tu.med up a rifle, shotgun and .44 Magnum revolver in his trunk. Police took the boy, whose name is being withheld be- cause he ls a minor, into cus· tody. He told officers that the guns belong to his father amt t:ttey were in bis trunk because he is moving, Fitzpatrick said. The boy's story cbeclced out and be ls not facing weapons cba.rps. The juvenUe, recently ek- pelled from &t.anda ijlgh School, was booked on duUles of drug possession and drhfug without a Ucenae, FitzPatrlck said. POLICE FILES COSTA MESA ·twtMw~Wllon ~A hft-emkun tek>ny colllslon wet reported et 6:43 p.m. Sunday. • • lowlt 8ll'Nt: A vehlde burglary waa reported In the 1800 blodc et 10:41 e.m. &undey. • ....... -......: A42·yeel'Otd man was •.,...ed on auepldon of tcaWnging through garbege In the 2800 b6odt.,, I.In.~ • va.m--..: Al\ ........ ,.,... In the tOOO blo41t 1~ p.m. Sundey. eiCher,....... .!.Oii ... HOlellba lllll no liTIMI wae mede In conneedon .., 1he acd· dlllllat but that boch can wet"e "co. '*'1" • I Dady Pilot Wednesday, May 5, 2004 ~ FORUM ' HOW 10 GET PUBUSHED -lAttltn: Mall to Editorial Page Editor Lolita Harper at the Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 • RNden HotlM: Call (949) 642-6086 Fax: Send to (949) 646-4170 ~ E-mal:Send to dallypllotllllatimes.oom •All correspondence must lndude full name, hometown and phone number (for veriflcatlon purposes). The Piiot reserves the right to edit all submissions for clarity and lengtt\ ' READERS RESPOND MAILBAG Fireworks and fairgrounds fueling debates Nothing amusing about war games an alternative poml of view. As menial health professionals, It Is expecteZ! that we hold ourselves to l! high standard in both our professional and personal Jives. We attempt 10 evaluate situations and • people with compassio~ • and on the basis of health,· no! pathology. We look for opportunities of healing. : not blaming, and use our • professional training for AT ISSUE: Columnist Steve Smith's piece on fireworks, the Great Park and the Orange County Fair- grounds. I f Steve Smith lives in Costa Mesa and onJy believes that fireworks are used for four hours. once a year, then he mus! be out of town the whole summer or living In an underground concrete bunker. On the Eastside, firework aficionados started with the bottle rockets on April 16. I know, as I reponed it to the Costa Mesa Police. The response was that the department just doesn't have the personnel 10 monitor these things because they go on forever. For the last three nights. I have listened to them. In response to "Wars rage In the Back Bay. w April 22: So boys will be boys. huh 1 Why stop there? Why not throw ln a six-pack of beer? They're not 21 yet but hey, details, details. We live ln an area that has beautiful weather year round and we're miles from beaches, blke paths and nature trails. How sad that so many parents think their onJy options to keep their kids active is either a $2,000 video game or a $200 pretend AK-47. With the recent, cragic death of a police officer allegedly at the hands of a 16-year-old boy. don't you think law enforcement officials will, rightfully so. be on a heightened alen for youths with guns? It's only a marter of time before there is an accident, followed by public outrage and finger-pointing. promoting growth, not : speculation !hat diminishes another individual. There are many possible reasons for 1be cellphone user's behavior. besides narcissism. It is understandable that !he situation Cohen described could result in annoyance and perhaps fru 'ltration. It is also quite clear that cellphone etiquette can be a problem. Smith !hen talks about how it Is not fair to keep a hold on the fairgrounds just because we have had it so long, ye! he Is more than willing to keep the city hostage over fireworks for the same reason. FILE PHOTO /DAILY P1LOT Readers are still debating whether booth sales of fireworks should remain legal in Costa Mesa. There is a reason you have to be 18 10 purchase these weapons; they should not be in the hands of children. ELAINE JOHNSON Newpon Beach We. however. art' focusing on the public commentary made by another mental-heailh professional. Thoughtful evaluation first, ralher than presuming through the veil of professional knowledge, could have led to a very different outcome for Cohen, the cellphone user and !he subsequt:nt newspaper commentary. Do these youth groups deserve help with funding? Absolutely. But Jet's consider all the residents who live here, not just !hose with kids. I will volunteer to be on a committee to come up with an alternative method of funding. (Other cities seem to do fine.) How about Smith? And I am willing 10 be the city's first contributor by opening up my wall el. HELEN EVERS Costa Mesa I frequently agree with Steve Smith's positions. However, be occasionally indulges in lapses of logic that are truly amazing. In bis •FamiJyTime" column be supports moving the Orange County Fair to the Great Park in Irvine because "It makes more financial sense." And then he fantasizes about what a great addition the fairgrounds wouJd make 10 the city of Costa Mesa's park system, particularly baseball fields. Assemblyman John Campbell proposed the sale of the fairgrounds for about S300 million to help offset the state's budget mess. Before the fairgrounds become a park .. the city of Costa Mesa (which is addressing iu own budget issues) would have to find $300 million for the purchase and additional money for the razing of buildings and park development. The city wouJd also suffer the loss of sales tax revenue from the weekly swap meet, the Orange County Fair and other exhibitions !hat take place on the grounds. It is much more li.kety that the land would not be sold to !he city. bul 10 developers. The slate gets the money from the sale and !hen some entity, state, county, city, or fair board, will have to spend millions on the Great Park site MOTHER'S DAY BRUNCH Award Wmnlng PREMIERE Seafood Restaurant in orange County at Mother's Day Mimosa Toast $50.00 per person, plus tax and gratuity ChJlc:tren·s Menu Available -Re ervations Recommended 949.673.2100 Sunday, May 9th, From 11 :ooam to 2:oopm 2 100 w. oceanfront, Ne wport Beach, CA www.2 1 oceanfront.com zagat rated "the beSt CRAB LEGS" and ·ever-elusive ABALONE" wilh a GORGEOUS OCEAN VIEW BACKDROP. Uvc Entertainment • valet Parking Wlnc Cellar For Privat(.~ Pani Now Book1ng Private.~ Ev ms & Holiday Banquets to build the necessary exhibition halls and infrastructure to house the fair. In summary, If the fair Is moved to the Great Parle site. the state will get a quick $300 million. The city of Costa Me a will lose significant sales tax revenue. Whoever is responsible for the fair will have to find rnlllions to build exhibition halls at the Great Parle site and the residents of Costa Mesa will not onJy lose a local tradition, but also will no doubt gain higher density and the corresponJlng degradation of quality of life. JEANNE TARAZEVJTS Costa Mesa Forum columnist misses the mark We read with interest the Community Commentary article written by Maxine Cohen on April 16. She described her encounter with a cellphone user al a car wash during which she confronted him "heavy-handedly," by her own adrrusslon, and then went on 10 hypothesize about the reason for his behavior. We would like to propose We invite your readers and columnlsls to promote compassion and thoughtfulness 111 their assessments of siJua1ions and people to make our daily lives, and this world, bener. ERIK J. ABEU AND GAIL SIMPSON Costa Mesa • ERIK J. 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K.n LaMont, Newport Harbor gir1s swim coach M WeOlesday, May 5, 2004 Newport Harbors Melissa Wheeler wins her heat in the 2()0.yard freestyle in 2:02.25on Tuesday in Sea View League girls swim preliminaries. SlEVl'. Mc:CRANK/ OAll.Y Pit.OT BRIEFLY· League title • mania Corona del Mar baseball team among a handful of league champions crowned Tuesday. Corona del Mar I ligh's baseball team secured its second stmlght out· right Pad fic Coast League title with a 7-2 victory over host Calvary Chapel f\Jesday. The Sea Kings (17-5, 12-0 in league) clinched I.he title with three league games remaining on the strength of a four-run sixth inning. . 'fyler Lance's two-run f>lngle in the SlXth gave CdM the lead for good at 3·2. t.ance finished wilh three RBis. CdM starter lbdd Ma cklin went five Innings and allowed two hits while striking out three and wnlJdng (WO. Blake Contant notched his third save this season with two hitless in· ning. retiring the side in order in the seventh. ·it's nice 10 get out of there with a win,· CdM Coach John Emme saJd. ·we've had some shaky performances there in the past • The same two teams will meet at 3: 15 p.m. Friday on the Sea Kings' fleld. Sea Kings clinch PCL title • VOIJ..BYBAU.: The Corona del Mar boys volleyball team clinched first p&isce in the Pacific Coast League Tuesday by beating visiting Northwood 23·25, 25-22. 25· 15, 25- 14. Kevin Welch finjshed with 17 kJUs, three ace serves. four digs and one block to lead the Sea Kings (1 8·9, 9-0 In the PCL). Tom Welch contributed with 14 kills and four d.Jgs and Aus· Un Brawner added eight kills for CdM. . Coach Steve Conti said the Sea Kings practiced sloppy Monday and played the same way ln the flrst game, but was pleased with the way his team rebounded ln the final three games and with his defensive aped alls ta. Shane Collins had two aces and seven digs and Ben Applebee had one ace and slx digs for CdM. OomJ- nJc Rubino finished the match with 32 assists. Corona del Mar ho ts second· placed Laguna Beach Tuesday . Eagles rule Golden West • VOLLBYBA.LL: The Estancia l-llgb boys voUeybaJJ team stamped ltlell u the outright Golden West League champion with a 25· 12, 25· 11, 25·15 victory over visiting Orange Tuesday. SenJors Kris HartweU and Scott Sankey Jed the Eagles (22' 6, 1 l --0 tn league) with nine and seven kills, re· pectlwty, whlle Brad Lanen added ftve. Hartwell added two solo blocb while Sankey (nlne), Scott Maltley (llx), Jotl'I komepy (six) added dip tor the Bqtea. ranked No. l tn CJP Southern Section Dlvtaton III. Mar- kley alto added hit ftnt vvalty kWt thla Maaon, Bttancia Coach Tracey Ingraham Mid. Trevor Hotma talUed 26 uaoo tnd four service aces for P..atancla. wbJcb bu swept all ll league oppo· SM MIEJILY, "'9 M EYEOPENER Daily .IPib • M!r 10 hooorff PAT CALLAGHAN Spotb EdlCor Richard Dunn: (949) 574-4223 • Spotb Fu: 1949) 650-0170 Datt Pilot GIRLS SWIMMING Sailors sizzle in preliminaries Newport Harbor secures the most slots for Friday's Sea View League finals. Rick Devereux Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -The ,Sea View League preUmina.ry meet in girls swim· mJng was hosted by Newport Hatbor High Tuesday, and the Sailors utilized their home-pool advantage by securing more spots lo the finals than any other school /.. Sailor bas the opportunity • placiog fourth in the 50 and to win in every event come Fri-100 free. Robertson already day's finals, aJso held at the qualified earller ln the year for Newport pool. Of the 64 slots the CJF Southern Section in for the finals, 18 belong to both events by swimming the Newport Harbor. Irvine has the 50 ln 25.03 and the 100 in second most with 14, followed 54.59. She swam 25.n and by Foothill with 12. 55.56, respectively, Tuesday. . The Turs' top swimmer was Melissa Motivating swimmers to perform Wheeler, who won her heat and placed when they have already qualified for third for the finals in the 200-yard free-the postseason could be challenging, style (2:02.25), as well as fmishing sec· but Newport Harbor Coach Ken La- ond in her beat and placing fourth for Mont doesn't need to use a lot of moti· the finals in the 500 freestyle (5:26.63). Leab Robertson had a consistent day. See SAILORS, Pac• A9 HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PLOT Corona del Mar High's Tiffany Liu, right, hugs teammate Nortyn Corpuz after finding out from Corona del Mar assistant coach Bill Pascual, left, that they both qualified for the finals in the lQO.meter hurdles during the Pacific Coast League track and field preliminaries at Irvine on Tuesday. The league finals are friday. Easy d9es it for CdM Sea Kings on track with solid showing in Pacific Coast preliminaries. Steve Vlr1•n Daily Pilot llMNB -With undefeated Pad.fie Coast l.eogue regular-ae.aaon records. it wu evident who was the team to beat at the preUmlnarlea of the track and field league champloosblps at lJVine High Tuesday. The Corona del Mar High Sea Kings, who won the boys and girls PCL tltles Wt year, have the bull's· eye on them once again. Both squads. especially the CdM girts team. seemed to step up to the pressure and are in place to re- • Bill Sumner said or his girls team. "The girls arc having a much easier time than the boys. It's going to be competitive for the boys. Thsoro and North· peal as le.ague champions Friday at lr· vine. The Corona del Mar girts earned 25 qualifying times in the seven track events. The Sea King.'I boys squad had 13 qualifyfng times. Anne St Geme, Kevin Artz and Ou1s Ring.strom were the top quall8ers in their respective events. "Wf!re good to go," Sea ~ Coach wood should be right there." Sumner also delivered a noteworthy statement during the meet, calling his gim squad the best team he has had ln 10 years. 1ba1 doesn\ necessarily have anything to do with what the girls ac· compllsh this year. but what they achieve within the next three Years. Tuesday, the Sea Kinss qualified at lea.$t two ln each event and had six of the 12 qualifiers ln the 1,600 meters, led by St Geme. who cruised to a 5:25.87. She also paced herself in the 800, qua1ifytng first in 2:J7.29. St Geme will also compete in the 3.200 final Friday at lMne. Hilary May. Many Uu. Whitney Ykldner, Melissa ~ and Kelly Mor· gan qualified second in their respectiYe events. May grabbed the No. 2 seed in the l,600 in 5:25.87 and 800 ln 2:21J.T7, while Uu did the same ln the 100 hurdles (16.82). ~er qualified second in the s.. CdM, Pac• A8 OCC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK HIGH SCHOOL SAILING Sea Kings qualify for national regatta sailing team finished second Aeet racing involves the The Corona del Mar Hlgtl • vance. at the Baker Thopby elimlna-whole team racing together. tJon Beet racing ,.n.a Aprtl Corona del Mar and Newport 25 to qualify for the fleet rac-Harbor haw both qualHled for Ing national regatta. scheduJed the te.m racing (with tndMd· May 21-23 in Annapolis, Md. ual boatJ racing lo r1!lay fasb • The top three teams from the com· ion) national bWl tcbool ieptta, Sat· petition. bolted by the Stanford aalltng urday and SUnday in New Orte.ns. team at the Sequoia Yacht Oub ln Red· The CdM aa8ora who competed lo wood ~ c.aut Redwood Oty: l!rtc AaktnJI, ClllldDa Pt Loma and Marin Catholic, whldl Moebayedi, Publ' O'Brten. Adrt.me llrUlhed llnt and third. respedMly, Plttenc)n. ~ Rokidd, ,.. 91mn. w01 allo joln Corona del Mar lD com-ier. Peter 1Ucd Ind Nldt W..... 1be peth1g for the Baker Trophy. Newport Sea Klnp ae l't'IKNd by NllmD Dm- Hlilbor ftnilbed four1h and did not Id· hmn. .............. I • tr •• l Wednesday, May 5, 2004 A7 •• GOLF COAST .., GOLF PILOT PRACTICE TEE · Golf days of August ·r· he~ond week in August is shaping up to be quite the golfing spectacle ln the Newport-Mesa community. On back-to-back days -August 11 and June 13, after 72 holes of stroke play. Jeff Bloom is the defending champion, but Bruce Bearer competed ln last year's Jones Cup because Bloom was out of town. 12 -the golfing lens will zoom In on Newport Beach Country Oub and Big BRYCE ALDERTON Santa Ana Country Oub will award its men's champion June 19 following five days of competition. Boyd Canyon Country Oub. respectively, for the annual Jones CUp and Tea Cup Oassic tournaments -events tha1 celebrate golf in this community, ~ irt"five years have Lhe tournaments been held on consecutive days, let alone 1he same week. The Jones Cup is a better-ball of partners formal that pits the men's club champion -or an alternate - from each of the four Newport-Mesa private courses with a golf staff profe~ionaJ. A Big Canyon team has claimed the last three Jones Cup, with Director of Golf Rob Lovejoy and amateur WiJJ Tipton edging Mesa Verde's Tum Sargent and Steve Rhorer by a stroke ln last year's event. Tipton won hls second consecutive men's club title in October while Dave Irwin claimed the Mesa Verde crown back ln August. Both are eligible to compete in Jones Cup V. which makes a return to the site of the ft.rs I toumameni in 2000. Th.is year's NBCC m en's champion will be crowned Martin will shoot for his seventh club crown. Marianne Towersey, winner of 20 women's club titles at Santa Ana, will vie for her sixth Tea Cup Oassic title in eight tries and third in a row. The \\flnningest female golfer in Newpon-Mesa history will jom Mesa Verde's Akem1 Khaia1 and winners from Big Canyon and Newpon Beach. Khaial daimed her third straight Me!><! Verde women's title with a wire-to-wire victory agamst four competitors. Khaiat's 13-over-par, four-round total (71-73-78 75 -297) gave her a 37-'ltroke margin of victory. Linda Schwartz (80-87-84-83 -334) posted her best finish in tournament history in placing second. Her Newport's Hahn on art of downhill chip DON LEACH /OAJLV PILOT first -round 80 was the lowest score among aJJ players except Khaiat. who finished second to Towersey in last year's Tea Cup at Mesa Verde. Sue Jane Oii finished Lhird (339) while r;ix-time club champion Denise Woodard (3401 and Debbie Brown (362) rounded ou1 the top five. On a downhill chip, position shoulders on the same angle as the ground and flex the knees with weighl on ball, of feet. Take the GOLFER OF THE WEEK most lofted club that feels Paul Hahn comfortable. You want to get the ball rolhng on the green as soon as possible. Let the club do the work and strike the ball on a downward motion Danny Bibb Club effillation: Big Canyon Country Club Residence: Newpo rt Besen Birthpa.ce: Glendale, Calif. Age:53 GoH hendlcap: 2 Fevorite goH moment ·1n the 1988 member-guest (also known as the Balboa tournament) at Big Canyon. My partner. Peter Nelson. and I shot a 61 gross (55 net) in a best ball to tie the course reeord in a tournament. I made eight birdies and he made four. We birdied No. 18. It is the biggest tournament of the year at the club and to be able to h.ave one of my best friends with me ... it's more fun when you do something and it's more than just you:' Favorite dub to use: 9-iron Favorfte courH played: St. Andrews or Pine Valley Favorite hobby out.aide of goH: Family Femily: Wife. Lynda; two daughters. Lindsay (25), Kristy (17) and one son, D.J. (24). Nowworthy: Winner of 11 men's club titles, a Newport-Mesa record; founder and owner of local real estate brokerage company; grew up playing at Irvine Coast Country Club -now Newport Beach Country Club; held course records at Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club, Big Canyon and Irvine DON LEACH/ DAILY PILOT Coast (all at different times). ON THE GREEN COUPLES • Dllve Bodt defeated Don Sdmdd, 2 up, in the 18-hole, match-play final of the Santa Ana Country Oub President's Cup completed April 24. The Presidents Cup was contested over two months. with Bock winning five matches to claim the titles. He defeated Stan Luker In the semifinals whlle Schmid reached the final with a victory over John Yowddn. Work began two weeks ago to Improve drainage of 15 bunkers throughout Santa Ana Country Qub, said Mike Reeh1. the club's director of golf. "We want to divert water around them and make them &nore accealble getting In and out of them. along with being visually appealing." Reehl said. Some cart paths will also be repaired. • C.O.ta Mela Golf & Country Oub wtll bold Jts member/guest tournament May lS.16. •The ninth annual callf omJa women'I atate championship. hlw1ng the top women'• llnatfur. pm., wW be heJd July 19-21 aa the Pala Mesa Retort tn ftllbooL Ellal>Oicy ls tlmlted to 100 ...... who are Calilomla 1111 h31a and have a United States Golf Association handicap index of I 0.4 or I~ The tournament consists of 54 holes of stroke play. Cost is S 195 per player and entries close June 19. •Goodwill Industries of Orange County will ho I its annual golf tournament at Pelican Hill GolfOub June 17. The tournament raises funds for GoodwiD's job tralnlng and placement programs for people with disabilities and other barriers to employment In the county. Last year's event grossed more than $125,000. Dan Ropn. a r.osta Mesa resident and member at Santa Ana Country Cub, ls In his third year as the nonproftt's presJdent and chJef executive officer. Goodwill donation centers are located ot Jil Thne Wine Cellars (250 Ogle St.) in Cost.a Mesa and St. Michael & AJ1 Angels Episcopal Onarch (3233 Padfic View Or.) In Corona del Mar. Tu register for the toumamen(. call nft'any Cohen aa (714) 547-6.108. ext. 310, or visit goodwillinvltational.org. Uve enten.alnment. aucdoN; dinntt _ and an awards Cliemony WOI follow IM golf toutnamtnt Results from the couples ch•mpionship at Newport Beach Country Club April 25: Overall net: (55) Fr9d and Merc:J.J•ger Overall gross: (70) O.ve and S.ndi Cof'ler Afffght 1st: (601 Tom and Paule De Mitra 2nd: (61 I ~ and Brenda Sw•mko 3rd: (62) Scott •nd Robyn S..ra 4th: (63) Heny and ShP &.yian B Fllght: lat: (59) Stieve •nd Vlllel1e R.u9Ch 2nd: (60) Dive end Phylla ftttlllp9 3rd: (60) RerM •nd Geotgene laul"Ml'I 4th: (61) Al and P9t9Y ~ Cfllht 1•t (60) Olde •nd \Wda Sc:h"** 2nd: (60) MM! ....... •nd Jenle Rott*"'d 3rd: (61) Mlle •nd Leun ... 4th: (63) Jim Ind~ '°Pe O....to the s*: No.~ fillltlf ~No. I Hany~ No. 13: ....... Ma;No.17:111M ........ • ---..;.;:..-\# U.S. Open qualifying ·at Newport Local players hoping to realize a dream. Golfers with a dream of reaching the U.S. Open will converge at Newpon Beach Country Oub May 12 in local qualifying for the annual championship, scheduled June 17-20 at Shinnecock Hills Golf Oub in Southampton. N.Y. Golfers will 1ee off on No!>. I and 10 at Newpon Beach be- ginning al 7 a.m. Play is open to the public. Here is a list of players scheduled to tee it up who live along the Golf Coast or belong to a club in the area: Justin Boatman, Santa Ana Country Oub John Burolcle, Santa Ana CC Michael Carpenter, Big Canyon Country Oub AmJt Otopra, Costa Mesa Goll & Country Oub Steve Conway. Newport Beach David Franey. Newport Beach Steve Justice, CostJ Mesa Robert Kaas, Costa Mesa G &CC Charles Kavanaugh. Shady Canyon Golf Oub Laurent Khalat. Mesa Verde CountryOub Nick Undesay. Newport Bea1.:h Jeremy May, Coslll ~tesa Hlrooml Narahara, Costa Me!>a Dennis Reiland, ~hady Can- yon Jeff Rutherford. Big Canyon Monte Schelnblum, New- port Beach Erk Vallely, Newpurt Beach Golf Course Gregory Walker, Pelican Hill GolfOub Michael Walker, Big Canyon EDITOR'S ~OTE The Daily Pilot encourage.a community participation In Golf Coast, a special page that appears every Wednesday in the sports section. Story Iden. results and information, as well as candidates for Gotter of the Week. should be submitted to Bryce Alderton at bryce.alderton latimes.oom. or call (949) 574-4222. Stefan Kaelin Ski &·Golf Launches G olf Season with FREE Callaway Club Giveaway Entire Set & Bag Each Month Sign Up In Person For Drawing '" l'uriha!ll \nr""" .. . .· ' • • ' " . SPORTS BRIEFLY Kim McCay qualified second ln the 500 free in 5:21.0S a.nd third ln the 200 free tn 1:59.41. Olan· dler qualifted third ln the 100 free (54.39) and Tumua Anae quaU.tied third lo the 100 breaststroke (1:11.84). SCHEDULE the Sallors (20·7, 9·0 In league). ranked sixth ln CIF Southern Section Dlvlston I. Continued from A6 nents thus Car. Estancia concludes the regular season when It hosts Ocean View at 4:30 p.m. Friday. CdM clinches crown • TBNf'JS: Junior Spencer Reitz and We ley Miller each swept their three singles matches 10 lead the Corona del Mar High boys tennis team to a 12·6 victory over host Tesoro. clinching the Pacific Coast League title. Miller, who Improved to 37·2 ln single this season, and Reitz each los t just three games whJJe Brennan Roberts and Alex-Ngu- yen swept at No. l doubles for the Sea Kings (19·0, 9·0 in the PCL), ranked No. I In CIF Southern Sectlon Division I. Ryan Caughren and Jonathan Kroopf claimed two sets whJle Dan Tat and Sean Pham claimed one set for CdM, which won Its eigpth league title in Coach Tim Mang's 11 seasons at the helm. The Sea Kings played without junior Carsten Ball (24·0 in sin· gJes, 9·0 in doublei. this <;eason) and will fan: ho!>! Northwood Thursday withou1 him. Ball compe1ed in a national tournament in Honda and will travel to Las Vegas for anotht>r ~vent thii. weekend wi1h a chance 10 gain United States Tennli. As!>ociauon rank.Ing pointi.. which t0tlege coache'i consider heavily 111 recrui1ing. Shue shines in prelims •SWIMMING: Corona del Mar High sophomore swimmer 1 ex.le Shue broke a P.dc1fit Coast League champ1onsh1ps record in the 500-yard freestyle. finish· ing In 4:58.64, 10 qualify first in the prellminanes at Laguna Beach Tuesday. Shue's time is also a school record and the fastest in Orange County this season. Shue, the defending league champion in the 500 fret. also qualified first m the 200 Individual medley (2:06.97. a personal record). whJch she won last year. · Ashley Olandl er (25.23 in the 50 free) and Stephanie Gabert (season-best I :04.64 In I 00 breaststroke) also qualified first ln their respective even1s. Gabert also qualified second ln the 200 JM In 2:09.27, whlJe Vlvtan Uao qualified fourth ln the SO Cree (26.40), while Ka· tya F.adlngton qualified eighth ln 26.86 and Tracy Kubas 12lh ln 27.36. Jordan Anae qualified fourth In the 100 Cree (54.95) and fourth In the 100 back· stroke (1:03). Uao qualified fifth ln the 100 free in 55.57, while Ann Win· ners qualified 14th In 1:01.25. Jackie Ouzak qualified sixth In the 100 back in 1:05.25, Katie lndvi.lc followed Ln seventh ln I :06. 75. while Sarah Hu tchison qualified 10th in 1:12.40. Duzalt also qualified fifth In the 100 b utterfly (1:02.01). Ind· vile, who qualified seventh In 1:06.12. Hutchi&on. who quali- fied 10th in 1:07.89. and Emily McAdams, who qualified 16th in 1:19.79. also advanced In the 100 fly. Amanda Catlin qualified 6fth In the 500 free in 5:35.99, while Brittany Wigley qualified eighth in 5:44.08. In the 200 Cree, Turnua Anae qualified seventh in 2:08.37, Wi· gley was 12th in 2:11.56 and Tracy Kubas 14th In 2:12.52. In the 200 fM, Amanda Catlin qualified sixth in 2:04.28 and Winners 13th ln 2:34.34. 100 breast -8. 1:17.40, AJex Rodenhuis qualified eighth in the 100 breaststroke in 1:17.4, while Kasey Kipp qualified 12th In 1:18.40. The Corona del Mar girls swim team, undefeated during the regular season, are poised to win its second straight PCL title. Sea Kings Coach Doug Voiding said. Braunsdorf wins ti tle •TENNIS: Estancia High sophomore Scott Braunsdorf got his revenge. Westminster senior Jason Nguyen defeated Braunsdorf in straight sets last year to claim the Golden West League title. but the tide turned Tuesday In a rematch or the league's boys tennis final at Ocean View. Braunsdorf, the No. 2 seed. Lmµroved to 36· l thls season with a 6·4, 6-3 victory over the top-seeded .Nguyen, who won one m ore set than Braunsdorf during the regular season. Braunsdorf defeated Thomas TODAY ....... High 9Chool-OranQ9 It Coata Mela, 3:15 p.m.; &tancla at Santa An1, 3:15 p.m.; LAguna Hiiia at Newport Harbor, 3:15 p.m. Golf High tchool bov--Corona del Mar at Pacific Coett 1..NOue flnal1 It El Prado; s.g. Hiii at Ac8demy League nnata at El Nigu.t. 8oftbll High ac:hool -Orange at Coata M .... 3:15 p.m.; S. Hill at Nguyen of Ocean View, 6~7. (4-7), 6 ·2, 7-5, In the semlflnals, surviving through one match point. "[Braunsdorf) was a little ner- vous (ln the semlflnal), but fin· lshed that match and was more confident and calm Un the fl· nall." Estancla Coach ft.ache! de los Santos said. The Eagles will host a first· round opponent when the CIF Southern Section Division V playoffs begin May 17. Braunsdorf qualified for the CIF lndlvidual tournament May 28·29. Sostak on Route 66 •GOLF: Estancia High sophomore Marcus Sostak shot a 4-under-par 66 for the second consecutive day to claim the Golden West League boys golf championship Tuesday at Costa Mesa Golf & Country Oub's Mesa Linda course. "He hit the ball well. He is peaking right now,• Estancia Coach Art Perry said of Sostak, who birdied five holes Tuesday and finished seven s trokes ahead of Derek Ngayan. Sostalc's 132 over both days Is believed to be the best score for an Estancia golfer Jn the two· day league tournament. said Perry, In his 19th year at the helm. Former Estancia golfer Jason Cassidy shot a two-day total of 138 and defeated Sostak by seven shots to claim last year's league title. Greg Les shot a 70 to finish third and. along with Sostak, placed In the top four to quali· fy for the CIF Southern re· gional championships May 17 at SeaCllff Country Club in Huntington Beach. Sostak and Les will attempt to finish in the top 22 out or an estimated 144 players to qualify for the CIF individual championships SC I ENCE SU MM ER SC HOOL NATURE CAMP at the ENVIRONMENTAL NATURE CENTER 1601 16th STREET NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92663 (949) 645-8489 Provide your child with a hands-0n experience with nature this summer. .. Enroll ih ENC Nature Camp Today! For children entering K -6 • 'IWo week sessions • June 28 -August 5 Please contact the ENC for an application or additional Information. ~ Bmn•ewatal Nat•re C.ater C.platrano Yallt'i Chriatlan. 3:111 p.m. 9wlnvNnt High ldlool boys-Sae VleW LNgu9 prellmlnari .. et Newpon Herbor, 2 p.m.; Cofone dtl Mar It Plciflc Coeat League pretim11t !Aguna llelctl. 2 p.m. Tefw. High ac:hool boV9 -S. Hiii at Academy IMgue nnai. at Bllbol Bay Club Rlcquet Club: Ntwpol'1 Herbor at See View League flnalt at Irvine. 12:30 p.m. at Canyon Country Oub in Palm. Springs. Jason Les (sixth. 8l·n -153), Nick Lettieri (eighth, 75-83 - 158) Garrett McMa.sters {10th, n -85 -162) and Brendon Flan- nery (11th, 78-85 -163) scored for Estancia. The Eagles, who clalmed the league team title. begin play in the CIP team regionals at Los Serranos Golf Course with a 7 a.m. shotgun start Monday. Loper's slam wins it • BASB&\LL: Junior Matt Loper hJt his first home run of the season -a grand slam -in the first Inning and Sage Hill School's baseball team cruised to a 10·2 Academy League vie· tory over visiting St. Margaret's Tuesday. Loper's four-run blast high· lighted a flve·run first for Sage (11·7, 8·4 in league), which pounded 16 hlts. Matt Komswiet went 3 for 4 with two RBis while Jordan SaJ. inger aJso finished 3 for 4. TI.m Wilkins scattered six hits while striking out eight and aJ. lowing two runs (one earned) ln improving to 6-1 this season. Wt.lk.lns went 2 for 4 with a triple. Thlrd·place Sage travels to face St. Margaret's Friday before wrapping up the league season with two games next week against Capistrano Valley Otris· tlan, which headed into Tues· day one game ahead of Sage. Sailors sweep Hawks •VOLLEYBALL: Newport Harbor Hlgh's boys volleyball team tuned up for its show· down with Woodbridge later ln the week with a 25-7, 25·20, 25· 19 Sea View League victory against visiting Laguna Hills Tuesday. Jamei. Hapk.'e and Parker Ste· vens led the Sallors' kill attaclc with eight and seven. respec· tlvely. while senior Adam Schie· singer tallied five in a break. from his normal role as setter. Hapke also added four digs. Sophomore Ted Slater took over the setting duties and amassed 25 assists while adding three kills and th ree blocks for Brett Auer tallied four kills and one service ace for New- port, which faces host Wood· bridge, ranked seventh in OM· Ion I, at 5:45 p.m. Thursday for the outright league champion· ship. Newport defeated Wood· bridge In Ove games April 22. Lightning thundering • VOLl..EYMLL: Sage Hill School's boys volleyball team kept pace for the Academy League title with a 25· l 2, 25-23, 25-17 victory over visiting St. Margaret's Tuesday. Senior outside hlner Kevin Joyce led the Lightning (13·1, 8-1 in league) with 21 kills while Macsun Frederick tallied nine kills. Julian Smith-Newman amassed 30 assists for Sage, ranked fourth In CIF Southern Section Division V. one spot ahead of Brethren Otrlstian (7 · 1 ln league en terlng play Tuesday. Sage hosts Capistrano Valley Olristlan at 4 p.m. Thursday to close the regular season. If Sage and Brethren Ouis- tlan both finish 9· l in league, a coin flip will determine seeding for the CIF playoffs, Sage Coach Merja Connelly-Freund sa1d. Sailors end season •GOLF: Davis Pemstein shot a 7 ·over-par 79 to lead the New- port Harbor High contingent and finish 10th overall in the Sea View League boys golf indi· vidual finals Tuesday at San Luis Rey Downs Golf Oub in Bonsall. near San Diego. Pemstein, who shot 76 Mon· day. was I ·under on the fron1 nine. Newport Coach Scon Tar- now said. Michael Benvenuti followed his 75 Monday with an 82 Tues· day while Rhett Palmer and Da· vid Motschenbacher each shot 82 and finished the two-day tournament at 162. The top five advanced to the CIF Southern regional champi- onships May 17. Beck's blast boosts Bucs •BASEBALL: A five-run rally in the sixth Inning, highlighted by Luke Beck's grand slam. helped Orange Coast College come from behind to defeat the visiting Saddlebaclc Gauchos. 8 -5. Orange Coast (12-20. 6· 14 In the Orange Empire Confer· ence) travels to Saddleback (23· 12, 10·10) Thursday. Newport bats silenced • SOFl'BALL: Foothill High junior Kelsey Ferguson struck out seven in tosslng a two-hit shutout against visiting New· On Friday, May 7, 2004, the Daily Pilot will publish a special section devoted to Corona del Mar and its colorful 100 year history. Be part of the celebration/ Fol' men /1Jfom19tlon, cal 949.642.4321 Pilot Phig in10 the Not Qssifilld sectJon to find ~ from eltc.1n:Mllcs IW'ld ~ to ~ "'° pe!nttfl port Harbor in a Sea vtew League 1oftball game Tuesday., Ashley Gleason's double and Kayleigh Horn's bunt single were the only hits for Newport (8·12·1, 1·6 ln league), whlc:J:i had runners In scoring posJ· tJon. but couldn't cash them In, Sailors' Coach Mlke Davls said. ; Gleason scanered four hits tn going the di.stance for Newpol'J. Foothill Improved to 14·9·1. 5·2 in league. : Whitney tops Lightnin$ • SOPTBALL: Sage HID School sophomore Allison God- zalez went 3 for 3 with a double and scored two runs, but tl:te rest of the Lightning Uneup managed just one hit ln a 9·3 Academy League softball loss lt Whitney Monday. • Rebecca Hemarsky had the other slngle for the visitors. who fell to 6·11·1, 2-5 ln league. CdM falls in eight •SOFTBALL: Whitney Lewis's eighth-Inning single through the righ t side knocked In the winning run to give host North· wood High a 4·3 Pacific Coast League softball victory over Co· rona del Mar Tuesday. CdM (12·8. 2·5 in league) scored two runs in the top of the seventh to tJe the score at 3. Allie Duernberger and Holly Van Hiel each tallied RBI sin· gles. Lauren Gega tied the score, I· l , in the third with an RBI hit. Michelle Tolfa strode out three in five innings while Van Hiel fanned one in relief. Katrina Gaudier tossed a four-hitter for No rthwood (13·7, 6-1). Lancers rip Lions •BASEBALL: Vanguard Uni- versity lost to host Cal Baptist, 21·1, Tuesday ln a Golden State Athle4c Conference game to fall to 13-35, 6·22 in league. Sage Hill earns award •HONORS: Sage Hill School was the Academy League's re· cipient of the 22nd annual Ken· neth Fagan& Shake for Sports· manship award. Each CIF Southern Section league chooses a winner from its member schools. based on participation, enthusiasm, be· havior at home and away games. treatment of opponents and treatment of contest offi · cials. In addition to student·ath· letes, the conduct of school en· lities including band. cheer and student rooting i.ections also goes into choosing the winning school. Sage Hill was awarded a com· memorative plaque to be dis· , played on campus. CdM Continued from A6 100 in 13.24, Swigert in the 200 in 26.53 and Morgan in the 400 in 59.51. In the 1.600. Ouistie St Geme qualified fourth in 5:33.07, Nichole Slykbous qualified fifth in 5:34.00. Alilla Kattan eighth ln 5:45.40 and Devon Ahearn 12th In 5:.30.30. In the 800, Sara Oaster qualified fourth In 2:28.50, while Slykhous advanced sixth in 2:28.90. Swigen. who qualified third in 1:01.80, Oaster, who qualified fourth in 1 :02.05, and Aleic Tobles· sen, who qualified slxlh In 1:02.63, also moved oo to the 400 final. · In the 200, Weidner qualified th1rd In 27 .35, Morgan quall.6ed fourth in 26. 76 and Thblessen was slxlh In 27.48. 1tisha Mlzwawa qualified sixth In the 100 hurdles (18.29) and elghth In the 300 hllr· dies (54.06) and Nortyn Corpuz qualified seventh In the 100 hur- dles (19.01). Kinzle Kramer qua'li- fied eighth In the 100 In 13.73. On the boys 5kle. Ringstrom will be the top seed in the 400 with Im time of 50.07. Artz qualified first in the 800 in W0.36. Rlngstrom will compete In the l 00, 200, 400 and 1,600 relay Friday. He said he is ready for the challenge of compet. Ing in back-to-back events: the 400and 100. Rlngstrom qualified second in the 100 In 11.39 and the 200 in 22.95. Brandon Borcoman quali- fied third in the 200 In 23.30 and fifth in the 400 In 51.93. In the 1,600, Artz (4:42.(5) quallJled second. Kenneth ~ WU fifth In 4:48.41, a peraonal re- cord, and RyaJt Guthrie qlali6ed ninth ln 4:52.56. F.emaerl Jalil1 qualified third In lhe 110 hlsb hut· dies In 16. 70. aod SteYe Minard qualified fourth In 17.67. Rtl88 McKee qualified MYeDth In the 900 Intermediate hurdles (45.37), wbOe Oiff'Jaylor ~ efghth in the 400 In 5.1.st. • t - View lay.: and ngje port hi$ IOJJ- heJD 1avts ' ts th IOl'f. ·9·1. • ~ ioD· uble t!Je eup 9-3 iS at the ors, ~e. vis's ugh the rth- last Co- :ue) I Of •l 3. oily iln- Jre, hit. out /an a •od ni- ist. ate fall Joi re- m- LS- on •m on •e- ay llS fi- h- n- 1d so ig n- s- in in 1e le 8, d d IS n d d d s a s ·- 1 ; • •.. Smt MtCIW«/DM.Y Pl.OT .~ Harbor's Leah Robertson swims to a first•e finish in her heat in 25. 72 in the girts 5().yard freestyle event Tuesday in the Sea View League preliminaries. SPORTS SAILORS ContllUed from M ~ ~ ~ end up rigtlt now.. laMont llld during the meet. '1.elb II a little off her tlmel. but l bave oo doubt that &be will be nlidy tor the ft-o.als.. Kayley Ob. another Sailor hnded to the ClJ:" ftoa.ls becaUM of prevfous race dXnes to the 100 butterfly, placed foW1h lo tbe 200 lndMdual medley (2:16.85} and l5ftb lo the 100 Oy (1:03.60). Alto srabblna clwnplonshlp-meet spots for the nn were Anne Belden (100 free. 100 bacbtroke), Carolyn Conway (200 free. 500 free). Jessie Ball (50 free. 100 free). Ash1ing Taylor (100 fty. 100 breaststroke), ICally 1..ucas (200 free. 500 free), Bryndis Klein UOO back) and Katie Kepner (100 breaststroke). ···~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- ........ ,..... 2'40 I Legal Notlctl 2l40 LIOll Notlaa -llpJ NGlllll -l.1111..... -Llpt MallClll 9'01ICI TO COllUCTOIS WI.Ill fOl llS jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii School Olatrlct COAST COMMUNITY COllECE '1>1SmtCT ,; Proltet lditnhflc1t1on Heme Coesthn• Coll•I• • '.Westminster l .. rn1n1 C.nter. Bod No 1171 Bid Oaadl1na June 3, 2004 11 2;00 p m • Bkl •n4 Project Doc11rntnb 1v1ll1bl1 et Olloce ,,of Ille f'llyslcal F1dlt1H Coordin1t0<. Ardith Richey. Coest Com11111n1ty Collea• District. 1370 Ad1m1 <Ave .. 81cfc, "I>", Coate Mese, Ce 92626, (71•) 438· 4873 Web Site: WWW CCCD.EOU/f1cilltles/projtct1.htm 'Q Welk Thto111h, Walk Thro111h la not m1nd1lory "0111: May 14. 2004 Time. 10 00 a .m Job wel~ to bt ht ld et th• new bulldlna slit louted al lht ··~ornw of 15th Street end All Aln11oc1n Wey 'WHlmlftbtw, CA (•crou Iha stiett trom lh• ,w .. tmtnstw City Hell) Ct ll 714-438·&646 or 11•· '38-4&79 for • map. Pltet ol Bid Pr0110UI RecelpL Olflca ot DirKtor ol Purclluln1 ~Cont Community Coll•&• Olsltlcl. Blda. ·o-. 1370 Adems Avenue. Costa Miu, CA 92626 " Publish 01t1: May 5, 2004 end M1y 12 2004 8oerd Oita: June 16. 2004 " NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thet Conl Community Coll• District of Oren11 County. C111forn,., 1chn1 by end thro11p lls Covernana Boerd h111ln1tt1r referred to es "l>istrlct" will receive up to but "not letar tr11n th• 111ov1·st11eo bid d11dhne 111ltd bids at th• piece td1nt1ft1d above for th• 1ward of • contrect tor 1111 project described 11 C11t1tnHt'9ft .t • fttW twe-ettf'y de1trMm/af- flce feclltty (0,000 I''" 14111era fHl)•I 14'20 , Alt Merfcet1 W#l'f, WHtmlntter, Caltfer11le. Bids 111111 bt r1c1lv1d In the piece tdtntllltd • 1bov1, end thou bids 111111 be opened end publicly reed 1lo11d et the 1bov1·1l1t1d tlmt end pl1n r• In acc0<d1nce with lh• proo/lsrons of Buslnen •nd Prof1ulon1 Code Section 7021 15 end Cellfornil P11bllc Contrecl Code Section 3300 lll• Otatrlct requires thet the bidder pon11 1111 followln1 cl11slflc1tion(s) of contractor s llcen.e(1) et th• time the Bid la Submitted 8 Any bidder , not eo llc1n11d et the time of Bid Openln1 wllt bt r1)1ct1d 11 non·r .. ponaive • Contrector: 8 Llc1nH , S11bmitt1I of Bid Proposels. All Bid P1opon l1 shell be 111bmltt1d on forms furnished by th• <Oistrlct. Bid Propou la must conform with, end b• tftpOflalve to. th• Bid end Contrecl documents. copies of wlllch mey II• obtelned from the Olatrlet "IS att forth llloVt "' 1. Bid end Conlrect Document' The Bod end Contrect Ooc11m1nta ,,. n1ll1bl1 et the toceuon "'alltad ebove for • non·relund1bl1 p1ym1nl of one ..h11ndred fifty ($150) per itt P1ym1nt shell be .. ~d• by check peyeble to Cont Community Coll•&• · District. ~' 2. Ooc11m1nta Accompenylna Bid Propouls Eich , Jld Form shell be •«ompanted by C•) the required llid S&c11rlty, (b) S11bcontr1ctora lisl, (c) Non- Collualon Affldnit. end (d) St1t1m1nl of Bldder'a Qu1l1t1cat1ons Alt lntormallon or resPonses of • _,Bidder on ita Bid Propoul end olt>tr clocumenh , 1ccompanyln1 lhe bid ProPOstl shell be co11191111 1.1 ... cw ete and lrw: Incomplete. ineccunte 01 untrue rupon.u or 1nform1Uon provided lhtrton by 1 bidder shell b• arounds lor the Ooalr1ct to reject :;·auch Bidder's Bid Propoui for non·rtsponslventss 3. Contrectora llcenH Claulf1c1t1on In accord1nce with the provoslons of C1l1forn11 Public 'Code §3300, lh• Ola tr IC I requtru th1t Bidders possess tht lollowln1 cluslficallon(s) of C1lllornl1 Con1t1clors l1C1n11 et lh• time lhat lh• Contrect for the Wllfk 11 1w1rd1d 8 Any Bidder not so duly and properly lteenaed shall be subi.ct to 111 pen1lt11s ompoH d by lew No payment shell bt med• for wor-. lebor, materials or s11v1ces provided under the Contract for the Work, unlt u and until the Re11atrer of Cont11clors ve11fles lo lh• 011trlct lhel lh• Bidder awarded the Contract 1s/rOl)erly ind duly licensed to perform the Work Contrect lime Time os of lht nHnc1 S11bsllnt11I Completion of lhe Work shalt be 1ch11v1d w1th1n Three Hundred S••ty-l1v1 (365) "'celendtr deya H set forth on the Nollet to Proc11d Issued lly the Oislrlel Failure lo 1ch11ve S11bstanhal "!Completlon within the Contract Time will resull on the usessment ol l1qu1d1t1d 01ma1es. 5. Bod Securtty Each 81d Proposal shall be ~·•ccomp1n1ed by Bid Secu11ty 1n an 1mounl not "'Ins then TEN PERCENl (10~) of Ille mu1mum amo11nt ol the Bid Proposal. inclusive of any '""1dditiv1 Alternate Bid llems(s). Failure of eny bid , ,.Pr090111 to be Accomp1n11d by Bid Secu11lr In th• fllfm end 1n the emount requ1red shell render • such Bid Proponl lo be non·1espon\IVI and rejected by tht OoatrlCI ., 6. Ho W1thdt1w1I of Btd No Bidder mey withdrew 1ny Bid tor • period of Soa ly (60) d1ys eltt• the openln1 ol Bids Ou11na lhos time. 111 B1ddt1s shill ,.,iuerentee prices quoted in lhelr respected 81d , Proposels. -7. Job-Wall! lhro111h The D1stncl woll conduct •• Non·M•ndelory Job·W1lk for the Work The lob- r.W•lk. will be conducted beainnin1 at lO 00 a m. on May 1', 2004. Call (714) 438·4646 lor map 8. Subslll11t1 Securily Provisions of C1hfo1n" • P11bllc Contrect Code §22JOO. subshl11t1on ot ~-•ll&ible and 1qu1ul1nt securities for 1ny monies w1tllhtkl by the 01atroct lo ensure the Conlrector 1 •..,.,tormanca under 011 Conl<act woll be perm1tled •I the ttquest end upense ol th• Contractor end ""In conformity with C11iforn11 Pubhc Contract Cod• .,.,§22300. Th• fortaoln1 notw1lhst1ndl11&. the Blddet to whom the Cont<ect Is awarded shell have Ten "'(10) deys followlna action by lh• D1strlcl'1 Board ~'bf fr11st11s to 1ward the Contrett to s11ch Bklclaf ,~o submit It• written requut lo the District to .pwmlt the 1ubat1t11tion ol securities for retention ·11undw C1l1fornl1 P11bllc Contrect ~ §22300 The f••lw• of such Bkldet to m•k• suth written rtQVQI 11;.to the District within 111d ten (10) d1y period -111111 bt deemed • welvar of the Bidder's rlatits •t<Undw Calif« nit P11bllc Conlrect code §22300 1 9. Waiver of lrre1u11111 .. s. The Oostrlct Rtnrves '.,,'the rlthl to re)tct eny or 111 Bid Propouls or to .. ,..,,n,. •nJ' lnecut11itlts or inlorm•lltln In eny Bid !. PropoNI Of in th• biddln1. ' 10. Award ot Contnct. The Contrector lor Ille '' WOfl\, if ewarded. wtll be by 1ctoon of the Olatrlcfa • ..eo.rd of Tr111tffs to Ille raS90ntlble Bidder Mlbmlttina the lo11reat r-.ons1vt lid Propoul If "'lht 8kl Proposal ttQUlres Bidders to propow Pf lets for Alllfnel• Bid Items. th• Oiatrlct'a wt.<Uon of •n•t• Bkl ll1m1, If eny. for del1rmln1t1011 of .vDnOfCU.,IMICMllS M011alMTaWCOl1WlOIWA•QllSlmllfS fOl.,.,..OflCIS9ACI ..... PllOICT IC. "'521, Afll • NOTICE IS HEREBY CNtN th-at c-111 CoetrKtor P'requallfoubon Qu11t1onn11tn wtn lie rKtlved by tlll Ul!Mf~ of Callfor1111, Irvin• Cemous. for quehftcalion to bid on SUltfA<I PAik .. 2004, PIUCT NO.HH20. ~II c-r11 Cont1acton who art kltarutltd In prtQ\l•llfylnC f0t thlt Project end wish to obteln thl Praq111titlc1t1011 QuastioMllr• Pecllel may cell t ither (949) 12.&-ecn.. Of the Hot lint It (949) 12.&-8117 SUIMITTAl OIAOUNI ANO P1IO<lDUttR1 General Contrector Prequalific.atlOft Q\IMllOfln..,• must bl recl!Wd et lht Offou of O.S.1n & Construction Services by 4.ot P.A.. TMWIOAY, MAY IJ, 2004. Cenerel Contrac:tor Pr~1llf1tai-Qlltstlonnew-u must bl recal~•d at Un.,,erslt; oJ C1totor1111, hlM, Dl*'Cll & Cofl1trucllon Serwlcta. 5201 C111fornl1 Ave., S.iil• 250, lrwint, CA 92697·2.tSO, Attention. Brend• 0111n11 OHi OIUOINAl ANO TWO CQf'llS Of TNt OllCllAl (OICJUCTOI f'lllQUALlflCATION QUISJtoHNAMI must 111 1ubmllt1d In l •tln1 bl11der1 with tabs lndlc1tln1 ell approprlete secllona as 011tllnld In u,. teble of contents Altechmt nll 11111at bl pieced with lb epproprlalt l•b Th• Iron of the blndlra must l11dic1t1 the Cenerel Contrector's neme and 1dctr1u usina the follow1111 tormel GENERAL COHTUCTOll PR£Q0Al1FICA~ QUESTIONNAIRE G1nw1t Contrector Name end Address Proiec1· Surlece Perkll\I 2004 Pro,.ct Number 996520 Out 0111 and Time THUISOA't, MAY 11, 2004, 4.00 P.M. , Ctneul Co'!lrec1or1 11\111 us11mt f11n respo1111111hty for tltn91p delivery 11 lh• locellon dul1n1t1d tor receipt of Preq111Ufic1hon QlleatJonnelrn Orel, tel1pllon1c. t1calmll1, 111ear19hlc. or •·mi lled Preq111llflc1tion Quntlonna1r11 ere lnulld end will not bt eu eptld. Ho praq111llfic1tlon doc11mtnls wllt be IC:Ctplld •fter •:oo p M. THUltSOAY, MAY 13, 20CM MANOATOIY .. alQUAUflCATION CONUHICCI •OI etNIUL CONlUC10H1 A ~~<-''-<-~-• wt1 Ille t rte4 N ,fi4ey, M.y 7, 2004, bt11nnin1 promptly el I ltOO A.M. PwSOM errlw1n• liter then 11 05 A M woll not be 1llo¥rtd to 1ubmlt 0.-tl Co111rector Preq111hf1cet1on Queallonn11ras nOf bid on th• Project P'ertldpet1t1 thell "'"' llta University of C•hf0tnll, Irvine. Oea\ln & ConstructlOn ServlcH . 5201 C.hfornl• Ave , S11lt1 250 SVlllnn & Wrllflt Cont111nce Room, lr~ln1, CA 92697·2450. (Corner o( C1 llfornl1 Awe. & Bison Ave.) For further 1ntorrn1Uon tontect Unlv11s1ty's R1pr1aant1tlv1, Brend• Ou1n1s.at(949)12•·9516 DISCatPTION OP TKl P'aOJIC11 Surfec• Perk1n1 2004 project wlll tnckld• the conatructton ot one new parlllna tot 1111 upens•on of on• 11lst1n1 perlltnt lot con.1r11cUon ot one new lemporery p1rll•n1 lot •nd the demolition of an u laim. temporary parllln1 lol Add1tJnn1lly the oro11cl wlll 1nt111dl the ut1na10n ol en u1a11n1 b1cycl1 pith end the 1nallllat1on of • p1d11trl•n wern1111 llaht 1ys11m Tht new p11kJn1 lot 11 Irvine Hell wlll ptov1d1 27 new perllln1 al•ll• The lol lo be upended Is lot 12·8 end wlll ecc:ommod1 l1 en eddlllonel 35 p11k1n1 stellt Th• sc«>91 of wOfk 11 both p1rllin1 lob will Include but is not limited to, aite ut•lltles. urthwork. retalnlnJ wall 1y1t1m p1v1na. concrete cu11>s sutlers. ~welts end welkways, slrlplfll end li.tltlf\1. An 1llow1nce will bt provided for l1ndscepe end ltr111tion whleh wltt bl dlveloped u • d•llan build peckep by the c:ontrtctOf The temportry lot will etcommod•I• 1ppro11mat1r, 515 perlo.1na aleUa Th• scoo• ot •Ork 11 th1a lot will 1nch1dt b11t Is not hm•t•d to site ut1hlits. ll .. 101 111ph11t/concret1 curbs 1utt11s, swafes, wellawen. end atripina The den1olll1on porlion of the pro11cl 'involves the removel ol 1pprox1m1lely I 19 000 sq1111• fut ot parktna wrface at temporary lot c An u11t1n1 1>1k1 p1lh wlll be ntended by tppro•lmetely 575 tut Tht scope ot work will Include b11l os not hm1led lo, sit• utihllu , H rlhwork, ret1ln1n1 well ayslem PIV"'I· concrete work. stnp1n1 i nd lifltt•n1 The leat compon1n1 ol Surface Perk1n1 2004 pro11ct is lht lnalalt1Uon ol • ptd111t1en ecllv•l•d 1n·ro1d h&hhl\i ayatem Con1truct1on 1:01t u11mat1 $1 ... 00,000.00 orNIUL CONTHCTOR l'UQUAUfKA TION P'lOCIOtlalS. I Gtn111I Contrector P11qu1llfocetlon Qll111toonn1ores wilt be 1u1lal>lt WedM14ey, Af>rtl H , 2004 et th• Olltc• of Oes1cn & Constr11ction Services. Universot~ of Californi1 Irvine, 5201 C11iforni1 Ave . Su1t1 150. lrvtne, C1llfornl1 92697-2450. The Prequ1llt1c,.11on Questionneire ctn bt milled to prosp1ct1v1 G1ne11I Cont11ctors uneblt to oblein them '" per,on by Cllhna (949) 12•·8117 or (!M9) 824 8034 2 The 1v1lualton is solely for the purpou of det1r1111nln1 whlCll bidders ere deemed qu"llhed tor successful perform1nc1 of Ille type ol work included in th11 proiecl w•thon the Conl11ct Time The Unlv1ra1ty shell dttummt lht low bidder lrom lh• pool of prequ•lohed bidden lh•I aubmlt bids 3 The University reserves the 111111 alter rnlewlns th• Cen1r1I Conlreclor Prequ1hfoc11ton Q11uttonneorn. to ,.,.cl eny end or •II responses to th• P1tqu1hloc1lton Questtonn11111 end to w11ve 1ny non· mete,,•I lrre1ul1111111 In any response rtc11ved, and lo Invite tho11 quahtl1d co!]J11ctors to subm11 bids tor tht project 4. Prospe~Uve bidders dtslrlri1 to bt p1equ11ititd muat fully comply with all of the bid requlnments includtna m11t1n1 ell Slete Prev11lln1 Weae. bond1n1 end •nsurence requiremenb 5 81dd1na Oocumtnh will bl avelt•blt fOf btdd1n1 purposa 1ppro•.,...•lllJ June 2oo.t Prospetlive Cenerel Conlr•c1ors 1nt111d•n1 to be prequabfled ere informed lh•I they wolt bl aub11ct lo and must fullr compl1 woth 111 of lht btdchn1 requtremenll includtn1 lOOT. payment end 00" patfMmance bonda 81d Security '" the emount of 10" of Ult l11mp sum bes• bid, udud1n1 11tern1tu. ahell 1ccomp1ny Heh btd The surety 1sauln1 the 81d Bond \hall be, on the bod d1adlln1, en admitted surely Insurer (ea dehntd on the Calolor1111 Cod• of Covil Procedure Section 995 120) All lnformelton submitted for pr1q111hflc1tlon 1v1luat1on will bt consldtrld olfici1l 1nform1tlon ecqulted In conhdtnce, end th• University wltl m1int1in Its conhdenliellly lo the u lent perm1tt1d by lew The successful Bidder will be req11111d to h1v1 th• follow1n1 C1hfornl1 cont11ctor·s hc:ense 1:11rr1nt et the hrna ot lh• Bod Open1n.- UctNU «ASSlfK ATIOMt lKINSI COOL Cener•I B11•1d'"I Contractor I , ., Cen111I En11ftffflnl Contr1et0f A.., Etrthwork and P1v1n1 Contreclor C-t 2 THE RECEN1S Of THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Published Newport 811ch/Cosl1 Mese 011ty Pilot ~ STARTING ANEW APRIL~ Aprtl 28. Mey S, W.t-06 BUSINESSff the 1o-1 priced Bid Propo111 and for Inclusion rv1n Ill• ~ of Ill• contr1ct to b• 1w1rd1d 111111 • 11•• In tcc«d1nc1 with the lnalt11ction tor 81ddtra. '· 11. ,.rw1llln1 Wqe AttH. The Celifornl• Plrtctor u•of ttie Otpatt111tnt of lnduslriei R1l1lion1 hH • • • dtt•rmlntcl Ille 1•ntftH1 pttv11lin1 rates of par ,,.•1em wa111 In the locellty In wllleh Ille Work la •·to lie perforlllld for tl!la prolt't Coples of lhH• nr111tw111lnatloM, 111btled "PMVAll.iHO WACE SCAl.E" .; •• IMlllUlned •I Ille Oitlrlct'• Adm nlslr•llV• ... Offices louted at 1370 Adams Awe. Coste Mnl, u:.C.llforllle mze. and .,. av1ltablt •t tilt lollow1n1 • Wf.e tlte www.dlr.et aov. TIM ContrKl« ewJfdtd • • • • • • • • ht Contrect for the Worll 111•11 P•J' not leu than ~'tlle ~bit pr1vallln1 W•I' relt fOt Ill• Intl• .. ~ of l•kl' provided by their reattctlve wor\tft In aaecutlon of tflt Work. C1rtiflt4 P1yroll rK•cla are r1q111red i nd 11111tl lie tanl to tflt .l.Dillrlel --~!:'~"'duration of the preltet, P~ t kteh/Co•I• Mn• belly ,.llot Mera.12.1004 w•10 ""•1111111-llTli~l!lllJll ... SE your stuff ttwOUlh classified! IOtlCI Of "8 WI Netlce h ~:!J ....,.. ....... preperty 4eurl .. e4 Mlew,wllk..Wte ......... u. ..... ... ........ ~ ... y ~~ ....... -.... ~2'700- 2111•1Mtwe111-.attti. Stet• ef Cellfer•I• ...... -4 ,,...._ •'"' Ca4e, hltlatt UH. Sectt. US, ef .... , ..... Ca4e .... ·~.t .... CMI (Me.,. k kW ... tOtOO -., .. a.y 1M, 2004, ... AU.- Sf'AQ -c .. te ·--tUS ... ~ 1...t.-vw4. CMM Ma1e, CA. tH27,.._..~ .................. & I._..... Servke, P. O. ha HS, m.tte, CA.. ttl77 •••• • 7tl411i. ......... . tot-t .. ·t1tt. UflltTt, !CAMI, lfltVIN- TOlY A21 l , PATRICK J RYAN, CLOTHING. llAR STOOlS, GOU CLUBS. FILES. fOlDERS, BRIEF CA.st Alli, MAUREEN 0£N- l CR t S FURNITURE. BOOl(CAS(. DESK. SOfA, STtREO A259. MARK MINA· W.H, WICf\ER SHClVCS. CHAIRS, ASST'O BOkES Al66. TERRI STASll(, COUCH. TAllE, KIDS TOYS, CLOTHES. ASsro BOXES. M90, NEWPORT EX· one CARS I Y RAY NO.ADAH , GOLF CLUBS COHEE TA8LE MISC COMf'UTUI ITEMS. PRINTERS. Fil[ CABI NET. T'CNNIS RACMETS MISC IOKES 8201, TlrFANY REvtS STEREO. BOOllCASE COUCH B212. RALPH JACKSON, SURf80ARO, ROll AWAY SNOWBOARO COUCHES. CHAIRS. ASST0 D BOXES ANO rues. MICROWAV£ B214, MARC SIMS ORESS£R. ENO TABLE. COMf'UTER MONITOR, CHAIR 82f>l DAVIO KLEPI· NCER. TV. SPEAMERS. TENNIS RACKETS. FU TON. COMPUTER PARTS. BIKES COlf CLUBS BIKE PARTS B359 KARIN NOEL DRESSERS REF RICE RA· TOR. MAIL BOXES W/ CLOTHES. ENO TABLES. CLASS£$. DISHES 8380. CHARLES WAil REN. JR, OUFHE BAGS ASSTO BOXES CHAIR BOOK SHCH. BACK PACKS. LAWN CHAIRS P11bllshed Newpo1 I 811ch/Coat1 Mes• 011ly Polol Aprol 28 May 5. 2004 W'°3 Ac-. ..... ......... The f0Howln1 per aona .,, clo1n1 buainass u A PIU$ Mtdlctl. 3127 Colony Piere. Htwpllfl 811ch CA 92660 Chrtst1n1 Sn1td 3127 Colony Pine. Newport BHch. CA 92660 Thomas Oo111mu Johnson M 0 . 3121 Colony PIHi. NtWpofl Beach. CA 92e&O lhis business Is con ducted by a llm1ted partnership Hive you sterltd dolnll b11sin1ss yet? No Chr1st1111 I( A Snffd Th11 st1t1m1n1 wu hied woth lh• County Cltt~ ol Dr enc• County on04/26/04 20CMttl'711 011ly Pilot Apr 21. Mey 5, I 2 19. 2004 W40tl MOnaOf NIKm. NOTICE IS HEREBY ClvtN thtl 1 pubhc l'lelrln& Wll lie held by the Coste Mesa City Council on Mey 17 2'004 et 6 30 p m . tn tht Council Chembtn ot Cltr Hall. 11 F •Ir Drive. on the foHowlnl Item Pt.AHHING APPllCA TION CP-04·011'1·04·01 for Ric:lwd Oicll of Rlchtrd Olea and Associlttt IOI a Gener el ""' 11111nd mut and ruone ol the propertoet locelld el 3JOf l40 Wttt Bey Str11I The requeat I• for 1 ch1n11 111 lht Oenerel Plan l1nd "" deal1n1 • tlon (Eaist1n1 Ctnerel Commercial Propoaed· Med1\lm O.nslty RHI· dentltl) end for • ru one (hlat1n1 Cenerel B11a•· ness Olatncl. C2 ''o pond M11lt1 F 1mlly R11ld1nt11I M1d111m Density. R2·MO) The lnlll•I study/mlt1c1t1d neaauve dt cleretlon ts av1llable tor publlc review et the toltowlns locetions. (•) P'11blic Count1r, Plannlni Olv1 aion. City Helt n Felr 0<1v1. aecond floor (b) M1111 Verde lol>rery 29159 M111 Verde Drove Etst, end (c) Or1n1• C:O..nly P'ubllc llbrery (Perk Av1n111 llrenth). 18S5 ,.,k Ave nue Envlronmental d1t1rml· n11lon. Mltl1111d N11•· tlvt O.cl1re1oon IF THE AFOREMEN· TIONEO ACTION IS CHALLENGED IN COURT the Challen.. mey be lim111d to only those ISSllll rllHd at thl p11blJC h11rln1 ducribtd In th• notle• or In written corru pondence dtllvtrtd to the City Co11ncll et or prior to. the publtc hu rina NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN ll'let et lht ebov• llm1 end place 1 11 1nter1Sled peraons mt r eppear end be heerd t1r 1111 Ctty Co11nc1I on the •bove item JUUi POlCIK, De..,tv City Clerk Publiilied Newport 811ch/Cosl• Mesa Oallr PololMty~ 10<M W413 MUCMOTKI M011CI Of AYAUlllTY Of .Wlllm Pursu1nl to atchon 6106\d) of the lntttn•I Revenue Code notice 11 hereby 111wen thal the •nnuel return 101 the loscal yHr 1nd1n1 No vtmbl• 30. 2003 of Ill• CHAR TON f A Mil Y FOUNDATION prlvtlt to11nd1toon 11 1we1l1blt tor 1nspectton. cere of R"1111d B Thomes. A Profusoonal Accoun· t1ncy Co<poretlon, 435 Bonvue Terrece. l11un1 Bueti. CA 92651. (949) 497-7234 durin1 r1111l1r busintu houra by •n1 coliun who requests ot w1tlt1n 180 dip ettw th• cUitt of th" publ1C1toon P11bllshed Newport Buch/Coste Men Deily Piiot May 5, 2004 W414 Sailed lloda 1111 y b• recet'ud at tllt office of Ille City Cterlo llOO Ne~t 8011lev11d. P 0 Bo• 1761 Newport Beeth. CA 92651·1915 unt.t ti .00 • m on th• 25th d•1 of 'M•y 2004 •I whldl time IUCl'I bids allall bt ot*lld Ind rH d for NfWPOlll COAST IUMUfTMY SCMOOl LOOPIOAI fltla.tPret.ct C-tntct .... ~ ... $St0.000.00 .,....._, ..... _ .. ~eve4~y ~:etti.·o:= Prosp1ctov1 bidder• mar obteln bid docu· menta for SIS 00 al Ille olloce ot Ill• P11bhc Worlt.s Oep11tment 3300 Newpor I Boulewer d Newport Buch CA 92663 Contrector llcenu Clu11f1t1t1on(t ) re· quired for this pro11ct •A• for f11rlher lnlormt · tiOn ceM Emmel Berk ary. P'roject M1na1er II (9'9) 751·S221 Published flftwpo1 t Buch Costa M111 D111y Pilot Mey 5 2004 W.tll The tollowlna persons ire doln1 b111ln111 ea United Cltctrlc 24m Avelndl• De los Flores, l &l\ln• Nlau•I CA 92677 .lttfery Scott B1rton 24277 Avetndl• De los Flores. L1111ne N(luel CA 92617 lhla b11sin11s '' con· ducted by en lndlvldu1l Heve you s1ert1d clolnc 1>u11ness yt l? No .lelfery S Barton Tlus st1t1menl wn hied w1lh tht Co11nty Cl11k of Or1n11 Countr on Ol/16 '04 2000t7HH D••ly Pllol "9< 14 21 28 May 5. 2004 W396 Tiie follow1n1 persons •rt do1n1 busin ess 11 Hnton &. Heston Al lorneys el l •w 4100 Newport Piece 011v1 Su1t1 260 Newport Buch CA 92660 Rochud C Heston, 4100 Newport Pitt• Onvt. Suite 260. New por I Bu~n CA 92660 H1111 8 Heston 4 too Newport Piece 011v1 Su•I• 260 Newport Beech CA 92660 Hus t>uttneu 1s con· ducted by t 11ne1 al P9rtne11hlp Have you slerled do1n1 business y~t• Ye\ 01/ Ol/l983 Helli& Heston Thia statement wea loltd with lh• Co11nty Clerk of Or•n11 County on O.t/22/04 2004HIJ187 Delly Pilot Apr ?I Mey S, 12. 19 100.t W407 KYll NIELSEN, DINO M ZAFFINA end DOES t lhtovp 10, lnchntve 0.fendenll CASE NO OJCCU'24 JudCe 01vld A TholllflSOll. Dttll C23 STAT'CM(NT OF DAM· ACES Pl.AINTif'r jACM T OSTROW. 111bm1ta lh• follow1n1 Statement of D•m•au. plll'su1nl 10 Cahtornle Code ol C•v1I Proc1d11re. S1c11on 42S 11 end 425 115 Sp1c1a l 0 1 m a111 $250.000 00. C1ner1I D•m•1ea $750.000 00 Pu111t1"'1 Dem11u $2 000,000 00 . Doled Jen1111y 21. 2004 l AW OHICES OF DAVID H SOlO rS, DAVID H SOLO Attorn•r tor Pl11nt1tt 01v1d H Solo Et41 Bar e1JU34 l AW OFFICES Of OAVIO H SOlO IOI Pec1t1c1, Suite 110 lmnt CA 92611 (949) 727·3880 AttOlntp ICM Pl11nhtf JACK T OS TROW Published Newport ll11ch/Coat1 Mtaa 0 1111 Piiot Aotll 21 Mey S. 12. 19 ~ w.a. Flc9M ..... ... s..... The tollow1n1 peuons ere dotnc t>uslneu u Y1mo11t Servk u . 3350 W llntoln A~• ,25 An1lle1m. C111lornla 92801 Menn 'l'emout. 3350 W Lincoln Ave •25 An1helm Cal1fo1nls 92801 This but1n11s 11 con d11Ct1d by 111 1nd1v1du11 HIVt )'OU st11t1d clolftl b11llt'lus 1111 No Muen V1mout lhts atetement WH tlltd with the County Clerk of Or1nc1 County on 03/22/04 20CMH7tSlt Delly Piiot Apr 21 28 Mey 5 12 2004 W.t02 .._ ...... ... s..... Tl•• totlow1n1 per.ons are doln1 bustntss H A.P M 3127 Colony Pl•t•. IUwporl Buch CA 92660 Chmhnt Sn1td 3127 Colony Plait. Newport 8Hch, CA 92660 lhn bUIH\tU IS C:.~ d11Cted by en 1ndi.H1111t Hnt yo11 started do1n1 bustnns yet? ~ Chntttr11 M A SnNd This statement wai filed wilh the County Clerk of 011n1e County on O.t1 26/04 2004HIS712 Delly Ptlot Apr 21 May 5 12. 19. 2004 W409 ,... ...... ... s...... The tollow1n1 parsons u1 dotna buslneaa as •> GAMES ' cirrs. b) SOCALPOl<ERCHIPS.COM 88 F • DI-<mll Mesa Caitornia 92626-6S21 c-. Thanh ~ 726 W.SI Wiison Unit tJ Costa Mesa C1llfor1101 92627 This .,.__ • con ducted by .,. ~ t-lave )'Oii started dolnt ~t1Vn ~ n-ti CilOl1i This Slttlmlnt WM filed wtlh 1111 County Cln ot ar.,... Collnty on °' 12. 04 to046tt 1171 OlllY Nol ,..,, 14 ll . 21 Mitt !I. 2004 Wl!M M011CI Of APfWTIOll TO SIL MCOllOUC IMIAl6 .hit .......... Allfft, .. To Wh oft'I II M17 Concttn The Name(•) of the Applkent(s) II. 111 HAMll URCER MARYS INTtRNATIONAl LLC The 1ppllc1nta llsted above er• apply1n1 to th• D•f11tm1nt o f Alcohol c B1vera1• Control to sell elcohokc b1ver1111 et 2131 BRISTOL ST A COSTA ME~. CA 9262$ Type of llunae(sl Applied tor 47 OH SALE CUl&.RAl l'.ATlfolO PLAct Pllbllshed Mey S, 12 • 19, 2004 W411 CLWIOUT YOllHOUSI Wlllll &MMESAlll i CAil {94~642-5671 • • • • • ' •• ! l I i • ! : • • • Policy How to Place. A -: ..... ·• .. Rates and deadlines are subject to change without notice. 1be publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify. revise or reject any classifi~ classified djsplay or display advertisement Please report any mor that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot accepu no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be re pon.sible except for the cost of the pace actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. CLASSIFIEAD Monday ............. , ...... ,.Friday 5:00J)m •• Tuesday ................... Monday S:OOpm ... . By Fax (949) 631-6594 <""-ll'ICtllde ~Ollr IWllC ud pi-oumtier ud we'll call yo..._ .. w1tll a pntt ~ I By Phone (949) 642-S678 By Mail/In Person: 330 Wut Bay Street Costa Mesa. CA 92627 At Newpon Blvd. & Bay Sc. Wednesday .............. Tuesday S:OOpm ""' Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm -Friday ................... Thursday 5:00pm ~ .. Hours Saturday ..................... Friday 3 :OOpm Tclcphooe 8:30am-S:OOpm Monday-Friday Walle-In 8:30am-S:00pm Monday-Friday Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm Index Cemlllrf~ PAC1'K VllW l \Ide by .. o. lots V1st1 0.1 Mir Mellon SAOOOa• 949 760- 0320 or !>l0·94!1·ll46 Cof ldla/ Mlmcnbllla 1180 TOP ss • arcous nc .Im. c::a..:. h :. ~ ' fDs a AlliK.. *. b.c. .,,.,. Mlh 949 645 7505 Hllll COWCTION 200 DOUS $400 C•ll Mond1y thfu fr1d1y e 5 949 n2 2300 Closslflt' ls CONVBNIBNT wltttltlr JOtt'rr b"Jill1, 1tlliA£ amRTAINMENT s,.clll Ewrta 1310 • tQUAl .. OPPOIMm . CONSIGN~fNTS 1 .. ·. I All ,.,1 estate adwwlts ins In this newspa~ It subject lo the Fedlf•I f' elr Houslnc Act of 1961 as 1m1nd1d which m•kts II 1111111 to 1dw1rllse ·1ny prefer· ence, llm1l1tlon or discrimln1uon b111d on rllCt. colo<. rtlialon. SH, h1ndk1p, f1milf11 sletus or n1tlon1I ori11n, OI an Intention to m1k1 1ny such P<•f•rence. llmlta· tlon 01 dlscrlmln1tlon. • ooJI.. &M ~ This n11up1per will not ........ "~ knowlnaty •CC•P' any 0~M •d~ertlsemenl for re•I S 8AST eslll• which la In _ N New, Neve1 uttd Jet 2HO power ch1lr /motorized scooter paid S5600 S1c11hca S2.900 obo fOI plck·up only 714·595· ... -.......... -. S\59 ----- I - .~~ SIO! TVs, OVO pl1y1n etc.Ill Poll~ C.nedl From Slot Info 800-749- 8128 nlP678 80,000 Homes Each $32 per week (4week Donna at (949) 642 Olcllwi.-• R..-oSllD Prl,.• Office hit• Mlf'llrttl Appro• 68hf. 1063sf ' -n.t.-h-.-.,_.--.._--,. 1223sf et Sl.80-Sl 98fsa raloc•ll Just bsttd for near Newport C.nt11. - Av1it1ble 213-746-6300 your fem~y 4br 2 314 b• •------3237sf Home Sl,150,000 -, .. -. -.-800--1111-D_m_CTV_ HOMESFOFISALE c.a 888-459-2200 Act· Sy1t1m lncludln& In· ftDlMl!I! 5400 Tllllln •l•llatlonl 125+ ch•n· ~ -------nab. lncludln1 louts, l'NIUTV V11W CMATIAU ------· lrom S29.99mo. Ol1lt1I """"'' 10501 trier i.-plcturet1ound l1mlt1d loceted 1n H Tustin Hiib HOME FURNISHINGS offer Ptu1 shlpplna. Corona dtf Mir t.5 1cre hllltoP estete R11trlctlons 1pply 800· 6br 7b1, Alt John Loa•n 360·4039 (CAL •SCAN) HI ....... 400 01 Solt 714-131-1808 Terrace 4br lb• home, 3436 l -IO'X Includes 2 con· lot 1111 20,000, on the -------trollers, I OVO remote, C1nyon. Octan view, LHther Sofa' lowesHt $100 firm. Prlvata party competily re mod. brend new In th1 crelt. Work 1·800·705·04'2 $2,899,000 Vic P,twson RURAL PROPERTY FORSAl.E MISCB.J.MEOUS RENTALS RmlToSNn a ,.._,_......_,oom In lu~ury Townhom• ·• newly remodtltd Must "'· '750/mo •w•tl 4/YJ 714·321·2582. UOO ISU IAYflONT w share houM + own room ' beth, p1r-1n1 awall. SlOOO/mo 949·235·7326 Ocee11 View (e,.4e, "" 8tci'm IUitl w/pnva19 b9th. ... pool. jecur.D. fwn mt SlfiO/mo 9&2'4-3321' Must Stll Cen deliver. Peterson Construction $795 949·355·8097 FREE · Dulan 949·929·1419 ~ RESIDENTIAL.RENTALS •• ~Bach toan1ry Propeity 5915 ORANGE 7400 • CHWlY SLllOH llD PU TRfE 9'9-54U737 Sold wood, brlfld MW In boJ. must -. Wor1tl SllX>ucS250~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NOnUH NIW MEO<O COUNTY Forced S.lt. 200 AC -------wlol•tlon of th• l•w Our ua ...... IL SELL rud1r1 ,,. herebl ... AM.CAl2107 IDT/ NASA memory loam lnf0tmed thet all dw1I · -•~CAflllt your stuff NU, milt ut. Htw In plutlc or just loolbtt, tla.ni/W ,.., NEED TO Pondeiou County Baltloallland SEU YOUR =~°"' o.!.r'°:t!i Y11rly 3br 3b1 duplu • • upper unit. 1r11t loc, I ln1s ad~«Used In lhb -~ PAINTINGS 3060 w/wnrtnly S695 c•n -n1wsp1~1 .,, •w•ll•bll through -------~liver 949-355-8097 on •n equal op!IO(lunlty Sel,..""""4"'91 l .(. Gw.. ------· AN IMCllDllLI OP-b111s =-ll'lecu Classified! lithoaraph Monument ll:WEIDV/ •UU ,OITUMTY. &..«11 to To compleln of dis --r \11U.y • ..,.s ' ~ .n;"gnf, ~ C.111' SI00,000 yur cromen1tlon. uN HUO toll 9'tMlyf t>.1uhfully fttmed S2000 01lllNilM/ workln1 from ltome PIT """' '°" """ CUSSIFIBD (949) 642-5678 PROPERTY to Ml 1t frtctlon of .-by _.,.,., _,.. tor om HOMES bull .aaae of premier r•• Pondlrou 1Cre1111. Of THE WEEK stunrq 11n11. superb ... l•r spec•. l•und fie. 2800/mo. lore Vince R11ttora, 949-73!-70&4 free 11 I 800 424-8590. (949)642-$671 -------714-744-4711 """""'1GI Not MlM. FrM lfllo (111) ... ---------J.iiiiiiiiiliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii*-----...iiliiiilii ____ PRECIOUS METALS 00.1912 (l:M.~ PAGE ON =~hwn: _Balbol __ Plnll __ .. _1a __ S•TURD•Ys "' -... 1n IWl'Y """' 21r 1 .. "9Wly rtlTIOCWld. " " l!l*t. May Ill chld9d 111111 tunny windows. side (SAMPl.a CARD) ATrENTION! ALL PARENTS OF UTI1E-LEAGUERS AND BASEBALL PLAYERS UNDER 18! Mlchele ......,....,, watch w/dl•monds. 2 'croc• bands. Wu SIOOO, sacrifice SS70 otlo 9'9- 456-947( 949-640-0831 ASSOCIATIS NllDID SIOO to SlOOO Per Dey, r1turnln1 phone cells. No S.ll•na. Ho upl1ln· Ina. Ho Conwlnclna. IOC). 242·0363 Ill 3060 (CAL•SCAN) CAN HELP Into ~ ICTI '**-Only ywd w/...,..11 tn1ranc:e. $1,950 1111 acrt . 111 •t1 Sl950/mo 949-644-0396 CALL whtrt SI0.000 1$ not .. ~...a ....... 1_, __ I unconmon. ~lid out· INJVHtlUWI- .__ Ill» thl Stni. Fe WM <-•<•N-'-Old Coins! Cold, silw11, jewell-y, w1tdles, 11111Jque1 cotlecttbles 949-642·9448 AISOWT1 OOU>MIHll Nf.S74-t24S 866-317-5263 <CAL "SCAN) •&mxJS tff..S74-t24' 60 w111dlna mtchlnel/ Coraeous 5 02 CTW ucetllnt locations, en ._ _____ .. ro11nd sollt1lre M__., for SI0,995 IOC).234-6982 ..a.ti-,..... alit 6 IAYHON1' W/2 Side l /4 949.939. 0622 a ..... I r.a...t... Ties 4bt 3.Sb1 6000 sf ,_ ~ Hl1t1, pool, sp• .. ated CID 3110 Mlac. Oftlrl 4245 entry $5,995,000 Patrick -------Tenore !M9·856-9705 211f 211e Mw•, 1cron f<lfm Carnation p1_rk 1 Cir llflll Wd, $.2900mo Ruu 949-494-8048 l•ahl... 1 I r Cett ... w/enclosed yer d S98!lrilo 329 Unlwenlty Unit N 949·574-203\ Christin• This page is designed to showcase the ball players here in our community. Your child can be on this page for just $25 .00. HSCUI t 1 1 life's Uncert1lntles H1pp1nl Pet Owners Need Help. Wtll Mennered Adult Cits & Older Oop nffd new hom11. Adopt Adult Anlm1ls 30 d1y return Polley www.anlm1lrtetwork.Ol'I l.Mtllftlt fer tu ...... , How 1l>out '" lnw11t· ment on lht bitch lbr oro Apt. '385.000 Cell 888-459· 2200 Act. WATUPlONT Cennery Vllt•a• New Homu From S289K w/$1500 lt111. Ct ll StMrry 9Mrl 888-96M667 lUIOOSO AalA -NIW MllUCO 140 Acr11 only SA9.900. Adj1cent to N1tlon1I Forest, Elk, d .. r. sm•ll 1•m• Abutt1n1 Re nch Pr111rve for 1dded p11m1n1nt open spice. Gre•I Sporbmen .,... Abso· lutely 811ullful settin1 end l1nd. Remote ' prlv1t1 but with year round road 1cc11s end still 1n EZ drive to u cllins Ruidoso. But Fln1ncln1 ewer ... 888· 292·9711 (CAl •SCAN) M.,i. A,h lbr nr trl sq, prlw. aerd. b1lc:1 btrblr crpt, upstre S97o IOein Mamt 949'-642·11100 ... FRIDAY, MAY 21, 2004 Daily A 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 made payable to the Daily Pilot (or credit cord number) then mail to: DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED DIPARTMINT 330 W. lay St. Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627 ATTN: Baseball Cards We will design a "IASllALL CARD" for your chlld and publlah It on our special pagel AU l'HOTOS WIU. II Ul'Ult.NIO 10 rHI AOOUSS YOU PftOVIOI 11&.0w. PLAYER'S NAME A NUMBER: ______ __.. _____ AGE-· --- TEAM NAME: ____ __... ________ POSfTlON-· ------ Adcnn for '9tUm of photo: ...... : __________________ _,,_ ___ ~ Ctty: ________________ ZlpCC>CM ____ _ "you w'9h to ~ bY Credit c.d: (CMfCI( OM) VISA__MAITERCARO __ _...A,MERICAN EXPAE~~ CerdNumber: ____ ._.,. ________ ...._~IX~~-·---- ~tamNS&<An Ooas on llne ~,..... n iM ,.,,,_ 31 ow ...., ... l*lad ..... ndnd, .... ~ .... ~ ~lltian ~ v.t.G !111 " .... 12"1n 98aZlJ9 Stu""'"' leek lley Condo. s•tld comm 3br lb• 1931 "· pool, 19• '84511. Ast 714-444-0768 Wedding Experts SHOW£ SELL your stuff tfirough classified! is chance l'.W. <-tty w• 2br spltM, dtn, w/loft Fp, tllyllt.. dedl. n/pet li.l E 2ht S1345m 94MU-7776 • • • . . • 21r -D.. OI(, fenced ytrd, deck, w/d, dw, 81 Rn1. 11r Sl.495 327 E. - 2ht St •B 714-545·0442 l•t SI ......... 2llr 2lle ... condo, ,,.. -. "· 2 --,,,. -'Wiii ~l •• Sl~~ -• • . . . •• . .. ,. •• .. • .. ... ~· • • • • w• .. • ,. in lhl'.1 jiJ<il . •.. 1 ... ... \" : ... .,. ..... ... . .... ... .,. ... ... ... n" .. . " .. • 1• ... ~· 1/2 blodl flom the bach, parlllna PfOWldecl, $1200/rno. Cafi s.tm betwHn 9am·5c>m 949-271-7905 2br lb• triplex, car, l1unclrm, 1802 Clay St K11stln Avail late Juna St400/mo 949·223 8820 a. ......... 2br 2ba 2 car parklna. patio. l1undy room • 11t $1550 949·293-4632 W .... 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