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Home My WebLink About2004-05-11 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot• 10 Serving the. Newport-Mesa community since 1907 TUESDAY,MAYll,2004 A CLOSER LOOK A lesso~ in higher-educatio.n economics Coast Community College District decision to rais~ top administrator salaries causes an uproar, but officials say it's the p rice of doing education. ries of its college presidents and vice chancellors from the current range of $129,631 to $131,805 up to $145.000 to $160,000. The district has three vice chancellors and three presidents. According to dis- trict repons, the raises will total $92.214. MarlH O'Nell Daily Pilot COSfA MESA-The financiaJ picture at the local community college district has been severe and well publicized: More than 1,000 classeB cut, the sale of the KOCE television station for extra cai.h, offices and campuses closed on Friday and on top of It all, managing to become financially solvent enough to just get off a stale fiscal watch l~t. So this week's decision to substan- tially raise the salaries of the Coast Community College Dislricl's highest- paid employees has caused an uproar with students and som e faculty. ~The tlming is pretty insensitive,• said Madeline Levy, student trustee for the district's board. ·1The raises) won't push more students out of classes, but we could have added more than we have now.· 'Ihlstees voted 4 10 l to raise the sala- A motion to raise the chancellor's salary from $186,608 to $190,000, plus $10,000 for travel and mileage expenses passed by the same margin. Those in favor argued that the higher salaries are needed to attract the talent needed to effectively lead the district. Those against question the timing of the See ECONOMICS, Pa1e A4 DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Doug Hansen of Costa Mesa spends time with his daughter. Angel. Hansen was chosen to bear the Olympic torch. Carrying the torch Two inspirational Costa Mesa residents will wield a great ball of fire through the streets in preparation for this year's Olympics in Athens Deirdre Newman Oa1lyP1lot J anie Walker has suffered two severe injuries and rebounded from both of them. Doug I Jansen and his wife started a charity to help children with disabilities since their daughter is disabled. Walker's resilience and Los Angeles, St. Louis, Atlanta and New York City from June 16 to 19. Walker and I lansen were nominated because lhey are an inspiration to others and have a positive effect on other people's lives. ·r think she's probably one of the most incredible and insp irational people that I've ever met," David Walker, said of his wife, Janie. MThat's why I nominated her. She doesn't let any problem stop her from fulfilJing her obligations, no matter what What is a chancellor? MarlH O'Nell Da1lyP1lot With controversy swirling around pay raises for management at Coast Community College District, some may be wondering: Exactly what is a chan- cellor and what do they do? District. "I le or :.he oven.ee<> 60,000 stu- dents lat this district( and a budget o f around $1 55 million. ·nus person d oes not handle the day-lo-day activities. The higher you go. the res.. .. you handle, bu1 what you do handle has greater im- pact." College presiden1s -C.oas1 Commu- nity College District has four, one for each campus ant.I one for KOC:E-'IV - ·111e chancellor Is the chief executive officer for the districl," said John Ren· ley, vice chancellor for human re· source:. al Coast Communily College See CHANCELLOR, Page Al D .A. calls for higher Haidl bail Prosecutors say more is needed for an assistant sheriffs son considering 3 recent detainments. Deepa Bharath Oa1lyP1lot SANTA ANA -The Orange County district attorney filed a motion on Monday to increase bail for one of the three de- fendants in a high-profile rape case after he was detained Thursday by polke for the third time since tht: t:ru.e be- gan. The district attorney is ask· ing Orange County Superior Court Judge Francisco Briseno to Lake action againsl Greg Haidl, son of Orange County Assistant Sheriff Don I laidl. Prosecutors allege that Greg Haidl has continually had bmshes with the law and that his allomeys have intimidated ant.I harassed the alleged vic- tim. I laidl is now out on S 100,000 bail, as are co-defendants Kyte Nachreiner and Keith Spann. The three are accused of gang raping an unconscious l 6- year-old girl in Don l laidl's Co- rona del Mar home. The motion Males that Haidl's ·attitude toward the laws that govern him" wru. publicly seen when he made an obscene gesture toward television cameras during h is arraignment. Prosecutors arc not '>pecify- ing an amount they want the bail increased by, but have said lhey wilJ leave that to the See BAIL, Paee A4 PUBLIC SAFETY Samaritan pedals down bike thief A man hearing c ries for help responds by chasing teen for 4 Yz miles, retrieving a lifted Mongoose. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -A total stranger made Kira I lurst's Mother's Day one 10 remem- ber. year-old, Kyle, was riding a bike he had gotten six months agp for his birthday. When t11ey got down to the jetties. they parked their bikes on the sand aboul 30 feet from the bike trail and headed toward the shore. "You should know better than that, but it was Sunday and there were a lot of moms around.~ I lurst saJd. She was keeping one eye on her klds and another on the bikes when she saw a teenager grab her son's Mongoose mountaln bike and ride away. She yelled out that someone had stolen the bike. MARl(C.OUSTIN/O~YPILOT Janie Walker was nominated as an Olympic torchbearer after overcoming severe brain, back and spinal injuries. I Jansen's devotion landed them historic spots on the first-ever global Olympic Thrch Relay. They will join other torchbearers selected by Coca-COia, who will walk or run through the streets of See TORCH, Pase AS Hurst had biked down 10 the river je1ties between Newport and lluntington beaches on the bike crall with her two sons Sunday afternoon. She was on a girls' beach cruiser with a third wheel that her 5-year-old son, Ryan, was pedaling. Her 7- Jeffrey Moore was In the area wit11 his fiancee and their son THE VERDICT ~rime and punishment I t seems like every time there's a story about someone bllldng others out of millions of dollars, If you read far enougtl, It If YB the accused lives ln Newport Beach. Not only do we have expensive real estate, we haw expensive Crime. lt wasn't always that way. Owing my career as a deputy dittrk:t attomey ROBERT GARDNER (1937-41) and u thlt 1own'I clty,,... (1938-41 and l~..f7), I can remember only two theft cues u1sin1 ln Newport Bf'ft<'h, And they certainJy weren't in the million-dollar c:Ja.u. Not that we were squeaky dean. Its just that In those days, Newport Beach and in particular Balboa specialized In different kinda or antl9odal acttvldes, such a,, rum·runnlng, bootlesglng, lUegal pmbiing, plus- con.s1derab&e CMr-consumpdon or akobol and Oghllng. We IUkd the Jail every Saturday nlght with drunb and lighters, bot u Cor thJfllVf'C, we only htt<I th two The first theft occurred when I was a deputy di.strict attorney. The man was accused not of cheating investors but of stealing a fish net. The biggest problem 1 had In the case was proving that the het wa<1 worth $200, J,be amount necessary for a grand theft conviction. It sounds lib small potatoes today. but the thlef"s ~ction was big-tJme. After belng eentenced to prllon. he was dragged out of court acreaming that when be aot out he wu going to kill Police Q\tef Rowland Hodgkinson. 1Wenty-five )"ml'S later, s.. VEJtDICT, , ... A5 Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ON THE WEB: www.~com WEATHER • Expect a sunny, delightful day. SeeP11eA2. SPORTS Corona det Mar High won a 1-0 aoflball thrlller In 11 lnnlngt Monday to remain In hunt for CIF playoff berth. SeeP11eA7 See BIKE, Pase M High school junior arrested and suspended • M1rlH O'Neil Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -Police arrested a boy at his high school Monday in connec- don with the high-tech hacldng of Its com- puters to change grades. A 17-year-old Junior was taken lnto cus· tody at 11 :30 a.m. Monday at Corona del Mar High School, Newport Beach Police Sgt. Steve Shulman said. 1be boy was later released into his perent~· custody. 1 KIDS TALK BACK Farming is fresh to fifth-grade students The Daily Pilot visited the Ranch after-school program at the Orange County Fairgrounds and asked students, 'What is your favorite thing to do at the Ranch?' "I like to do all the stuff. We get to team new tJ1ingi.. I lilce ll1l' liVt.'l>tOCk :md the gardening." KEUEY KING, 10 Lo ... 1a Mesa "We get IO~ the animals andtourh tJ1cm. My favonte Is the ram.· DOUGLAS GUIUEN, 11 Coo;ra Mesa "Gardening. You have to pla11t stuff and team how plants ~~RY LOPEZ,11 Col>ta Mesa "I like the gardening. You get to be outside. not stuck inside." MlA HUMPHREY. 10 CoMa Mesa "1 llke 10 play with Ulc animals and take care of them.· CHARLES BURKS, 11 Costa Mesa . • ·~ -lntmtl~ and photographs rompi~ by Marisa O'Neil .. ON CAMPUS IN THE CLASSROOM KENT TREPTOW /OAA.Y PILOT Ehzabeth Artiaga, 11, plants onions with the help of Roberta Harvey during an after-school program at the Ranch at the Orange County Fairgrounds. Learning how to make thumbs green Marisa O'Neil Daily Pilot N ewpon-Me.a student!> have the good fortune of living by the warm, sandy bead1eo; of the Pacific Ocean. They can surf. swim, bike and -thanJcs to a -;pedal after 'ilhool program -get a taste of life down on the farm. Leaming livestock care and vegetahle gardening mlghrseem more like the cumculum at a Midwestern school But sruden~ at the Hanch after-school program at the Or.i.nge County Fairground'> plant garden.s. ride horses and lake care of sheep right in the middle of Costa Mesa. TI1e fifth-grade 11tudents from Davis l!lementary, who are almo!tl halfway through the free. eight-week program. added 1>0me onions 10 their garden plots laM week.. Jeanne l.epowslcy. a master gardener from a University of California ext enc; ion program. taught them the w -and-outs about planting the weepy produce and more. "lell me what you know about onions,~ l.epow..ky a ked Ule stud1 nt:.. "TI1cy make you cry,· 11 -year-old Douglas Guillen said. , Onions do malce you cry, she said, but Uley also come in difterent . fonns. There are whlte onions, red onions. green onions, short-d4y onions and long-day onions. she told them. TI1e green onion.. are just oniom that haven't fonned a buJb yet. she said. And long-day onions won't make buJbs in Southern Califomfa because of the amount of sunshine here. MPlants grow in their awn time.~ she said. "You can't force Ulem to go faster. All you can do is make condldons as comfortable as possible for them: With that in mind, the students grabbed Oats of baby green onions and set out to plant them. F.ach child has an 8-foot-square plot ofland. Jordan Femand~ 10, toolc tus paclt of onion., in one hand and a towel in the other. He surveyed h.is garden, fiDed with zucchini, strawberries, marigolds and eggplant. and Jenell down to transplant his onions. • Everything's dying in my garden," I I -year-old Crystal Rubright lamented as she examined her garden nearby. Hanny Lopez. meanwhtJe, showed off the flowers on his eggplant SC(.'(fJ Ing. "They're doing really well," Lepowsky said as Ule students planted their onions. "By the end of Ule sesmon. they've really learned a lot." As if to prove her point. 11-year-oJd Olarles Burts presented a small patSley plant plucked from its tiny home in a garden Oat. A thick tangle of roots SWTOUDded a small clump of d1n at Its bottom. "It's root-bound," he observed. Lepowsky showed him how to separate Ule plant's roars in preparation for its new home. Joel Roman, too. seemed to have a green lhwnb. everything in his garden grew well. but he didn't have any special secret. "I just like having fun," he said • IN 1liE ClASSROOM is a weekly feature in whidl Daily Pilot education writer Marisa O'Neil visits a campus in the Newport-M8Sll area and writes about her experienr.e. LUNCH MENU THURSDAY Munctiable lundl salad or chicken patty sandwidl on a bun, zucchini sticks with ranch dip, apricots and choice of milk. Papa John's Pizza is served one day a week with vegetable, fruit and milk at eadl sdlool in place of the regular menu. The Newport-Mesa Unified School District offers menu choices each day at elementuy schools. Srudents may moose a vegetarian entree if desired. The selection varies and may be either a salad, sandwich or hot entree. School lunches are $2 each. Here's what's being served this weet· TOOAY Munchable luncti salad with Oannon fruit yogurt or bean and cheese burrito, lettuce, cheese and salsa. applesauce, chocolate animal crackers and choice of milk. WEDNESDAY Munchable lunch salad or Galaxy cheese pizza, crisp green salad with ranch, fresh strawberries and choice of milk. FRIDAY Munchable lunch salad or mozzarella cheese dippers, marinara applesauce, graham crackers and choice of milk. MONDAY Munchable lunch salad or Foster Farms corn dog, potato wedges. Sun Maid raisins and choice of milk. The Munchable lunch Salad contains tossed greens, cheny tomatoes, aackers and protein sources such as cheese, sunflower seeds. fruit yogurt and honey-roasted peanuts. (•peanut butter on selected days) MONDAY College Par1c, Davis, Harbor View, Kaiser. Newpon Elementary. TUESOAY Andersen, California, Eastbluff. Rea & Sonora. WEDNESDAY Mariner's, Victoria end Wlleon. THURSDAY Adams, Klllybrooke, Newpon Coast, Newport Heights and Pomona. FRIDAY Lincoln, Paularino, Whittier and Woodland. No child 16 dlactfminat«J 11Qalnst b«avu of rtlCd, sex. color, n•tion•I origin, age or disability. 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Tonight wtnds will be out of the Wiit at 10 to 20 knots on 1 mixed swell out of the west at 2 to 4 feet It 9 MCOndl Ind out of tti. IOUth at 3 feet It 14 MCOnda. F.rthef out, winds wot be out of the nonttwest at 20 to 30 knot1 with gusts to around 45 knots on SURF ,• . Morning eeaslons are • lookJng at heed~lgh surf at • : • touth faclng breaks. .. • • • w... qu81t)-: • -•• www.tvrfrider.org TIDES T1'M 3:151.m. 10:621.m. 6:<Mp.m. 11:19 p.m. twght 4.68 feet high 0.29 feet low 4. ,, feet hfgh 2.51 feet low .... • • ... • i .... .. . WATER TEMPERATURE .. 4 ... 80degrMt -·· .. ' .. . . Oa.ly~t NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW ON THE AGENDA be placed oo city property. FYI Here are some Items to be WHAT TO EXPECT •WHAT: Newport Beach City con ldered by the Newport Staff members have Council meeting •WHEN: 7 p.m. tonight; Beach City Council tonJghL recommended that I.he ttudy session begins et 4:30 . TIDELANDS council allow ctngular to be p.m . an ex.cepdon to the rule. lf • WHERE: City Council MANAGEMENT council members approve Chambers at City Hall, 3300 the request. it would mean Newport Blvd. ln an important step better cellular coverage for •INFORMATION: Agendas coward realiz.ing some of the Cingular customers in the and ataff reports are Sphere Issues Committee's area People who own available online at http:// goals, the council tonight will property within 300 feet of www.city.newport-boach.ca. consider a move thal could the site have been sent us; for Information by phone. put more tidelands into city notices. lf any of them take call (949) 644-3000. control. Issue with the request, I.he WHAT TO EXPECT matter could get more people who would want 10 controversial. rent out homes in these R-1 rught' now. the county areas already do. adminis1ers a nwnber of SHORT-TERM HOME tldelands on I.he city's border RENTALS NUISANCE PARKING and in I.he Back Bay. Tonight's item could boost a move for Property owners in People who lilce to leave a I.he city to take over that role low-density neighborhoods car or two parked on I.he in some areas, most notably who hope to reot out their grass in I.heir front yard in the Newport Dunes. homes on a weekly or might not have that option monthly basis might not be soon. The council tonight CELLULAR ANTENNA able to do so in I.he future. will consider whether to add The council tonight will to city nuisance ordinances 111e first cable company to consider whether to stop I.he practice of people apply to rent space on city issuing perm.its for renting parking or storing cars land to place a cellular homes in neighborhoods anywhere on I.heir property antenna under a new city wned for I.he lowest-intensity except a garage, carport or ordinance is also I.he first 10 use, commonly called R-1 driveway. seek an exception to I.he wning. The council vote height limit Cingular would not affect people who WHAT TO EXPECT Wireless wants to install a currently hold perm.its to rent City Atty. Bob Bumham • SO-foot, 24-inch-diamcter out homes in this area. II has left I.he matter in the pole in the municipal parking would only prohibit new counclJ's hands, opting not to lot at I.he sout.heru.t corner of permjts from being iS1>ued. recommend v.hich way the Sup<'rior Avenue and Coast council should vote on the I lighway. 'fhe city's WHAT TO EXPECT matter. ~it's difficult to ordinance, pas.->ed in fall It's hard to gauge how predict how council 2002. puts a 35-foot height much public interest the item members will fed about the hmll on cellular antennru. to will generate. Many of tht• propo<,t•d ordin ante i;hange. Irvine Co. to rule more directly The development giant of the area will heighten its local focus, but changes won't be drastic. Alicia Robinson Daily Pilot Nl'..Wl'ORT BEACH -£'he Ir- vine co. will hire about 150 em- ployees following its decision 10 bri(lg management of its retail 1entcrs in-house. but few other difference'i are expected to resull from the move, officials said 01e commercial and residen- tial development giant an- nounced on Friday I.hat it will re- sume managing iL'i retail properties. which ha~ been handled by outside firms Madi- ~on Marquette and Donahue ~hriber. Irvine Co. ~pokes woman Jennifer Heiger sai_d I.he company will hire some em- ployees of I.he out~1de firms to manage the retail developments I.hey aJready were handling. .. , don't thinl:: that most pe<iple will probably notice any changes CHANCELLOR Continued from Al report to the chancellor who, in turn. reports to the district board of trustees lne chancellor pro- vides his or her vision and guid- ance 10 the board so it can make the decisions on behalf of the district, Renley said. Presidents of the academic -ienatei.. orbranizations on cam- pus made up of teachers and students, and teacher's unions, report to the chancellor as do the at all," o;hc said. "We expect that most of the people working on our portfolio (at Donahue S<.:hriber and Mawson Mar- queueJ wiU stay in place. just .is employees of the Irvine Co. We expect the transiuon to be <,mooth and shoppe~ won't no- tice any difference at all.· Because I.he Irvine Co. am.I outside management have al- ways been responsive to mer- chants' needs, I.he change il> not a concern, said TntdHional Jew- elers owner Marion Halfacre. who has bef'n a tenant at Irvine Co -owned Fashion Island for 12 years. Ml'm sure it's going to be run- ning as smooth as it has been and if po'-Sible even helter," he said. The change was dictatet.I hy ex- pansion of I.he lrvine Co.'.s retail holdings and its grow1ng profi- ciency in retail management, Heiger said. The Irvine Co. now ha'> 36 retail centers. a jump from the 21 it owned a decade ago. Fashion Island is I.he mo~t prumi nent of I.he companys 11 retail developments in Newport Beach. "The more time has gone by district's three vice chancellors. c.hanceUors represent I.he district in local, state and national or- ganizations. Minimum qualifications for president and chancellor at the district include a master'<; degree or California Communjty College Admjnistrative Officer Credential -which has not been offered since 1990. Renley sald. ·me pre- f erred candidate would have a doctorate, he said. The latest chancellor search netted 21 candidates. That go1 weeded down to nine. aU of whom have doctorates, Renley f and I.he more propenie!. we've added to our portfolio, tl1e more experience we·ve gained in the management of the center,,· I leiger said. In-house management gives companies more direct control over I.heir operation!>, which makes more sense for a com- pany that has most of its proper- ties in one geographic area. said Wally Limburg, a partner at Stra- tegic Retail Advisor~ a Newport Beach-based retail real estate brokerage and consulting firm. "Control certainly b an i-.i.ue, just wanting to have more inti- mate working relationships with your tenants as opposed to hav- ing a third party do it," Limburg said. Many regional ~hopping maU companies manage their proper ti es in-hom;e, but I.he industry hasn't shown either internal management or outsourcing to be a right or wrong solution, he ..aid. "It just depend'> on what your internal goals are," Limburg ..aid. • fhey may change." The change is expected to be completed by July I . said. Ultimately, the board ap- proved Golden West College Prel>ident Ken Yglesias as I.he next chancellor. He wiJI take Ken Yglesias over when Bill Vega retires next month. lney may, RenJey said, place an interim president at the head of Golden West to give the dis- trict sufficient time to find a re- placement. Tue$day, May 11, 2004 A3 Soldier's smile remembered Trevor Wm'E, a longtime Costa Mesa resident killed in Iraq, is buried before family and friends. Allcla Robinson Daily Pilot SANTA ANA -More than a thousand people stood solemnly, almost completeJy sllenc. as a flag-draped coffin containing I.he body of 22-year-old Trevor Wln'E was carried to the front of the auditorium at Calvary Cllapel on Monday. Family and friends came to pay tribute to Win'E a longtime Costa Mesa residen1 and U.S. Army specialli.t who died in ac- tion in Tikrit, lraq, on May I after I.he truck he was driving hit an improvised bomb the previous day. They remembered hlm as a friendly, supportive and always smiling person who touched many lives, and lhal was evident in the huge crowd thal came to honor him. At I.he beginning of tl1e -rervice video screens near the front of I.he chapel sh owed a presenta- tion of photo~ of Win'h through- out his life -a baby being held by family mcmbc~. a grinning blond tot riding a camu~I horse, a little boy in ba.,chall and foot- ball unifonns, on a ski trip, at family events and, finally. a pic- ture of him rn lili military fa- tigues weanng the warm !>mile friends said wa-. dmracterisLic of htm. Wui'Es sister Tracy fought back 1e.srs as she dt>Seribed he1 brotl1- t>r as unjque and entertaming. "Trevor was a loved 1-on, a proud uncle. a little brother, a true friend," she said. "Trevor Wt1$ a young man who made mjstakes c.liscovering life, but learned from tl1em to become a better man." Win'F. was a petroleum 'iupply specialh.t with the 24th Quarter- master Company from Fon Lewis, Wash. I le joined the Amiy in May 2002 and w~ deployed to lraq in November 2003. HEM PH II .L'S Rl '< ;s &. <.AR Pl· TS ' ,~ . (949) 722 7224 ,·• ·r The family ls proud of Wln'E (or hls mWtary service, said bis mother, Debbie Wln'E. Trevor Win'E told his parents recently that he and his TrevorWin'E fellow service- men all agreed if I.hey had the chance to come home from lmq, I.hey wouldn' have taken It, Debbie Wln'E said. "They had a job. they were go- ing to do It, and they were going to stay until It was 6nishcd, • she said. Trevor Wln'E is a hero because he was willing to serve his coun- try, said Adam Brown, Wtn'Es youth pastor at Ughlhouse Coastal Commuruty Church. The shonness of Wln'E's life should remind olhen> to hug their loved ones more often and live each day as fully as pos..,Jble, Rrown said. "We can either become victims or we can become victorious, .. Brown said. "I lhink Trevor would want us to leave here today being victorious.• In between pea.kers and dur· ing the video presentation. Pete Shambrook. a pastor al Rock Harbor church ln Costa Mesa, played acoustic guitar and sang so~ about Christian faith and inspiration. After the service a long line formed to lgn the guest book. and outside I.ht chapel people comforted each other and re- membered Wln'E. "TI1e picture I.hat had him s1niling kind of says it all right tlwre. ·· friend Chris Rhorer said. "That was him." Rhorer said he played hockey with Win'E. who was a close friend of Rhorer's brother. Their families lived just minutes from each other for years, Rhorer said. "When I heard (Wm'EJ was coming over I always looked for- ward to seeing him." Rhorer said. "lle's going to be missed by a whole lot of people, but he's in a better place now." 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Rac:naoon• ·~ 11oc ~fY· - M Tutsday, May 11, 2004 AutoAPilot ATTENTION AUTO DEALERS The Auto Pilot, a special automotive section, will publish every other Sunday beginning May 16, 2004 -taking advantage of the increased circulation of the Sunday Los Angeles Times. Advertisers will receive advertorial when available to include: • Coverage of your special events. • Highlights of your sales representatives and dealership. • Features on your selected car models. For advertising inf ormalion, contact Ned Bondie 949.574~4247 ONE FREE ADMISSION UC IRVINE VS. SAN DIEGO TUESDAY, MAY 11, 6:00 PM PUBLIC SAFETY POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • M9tol ltr..t: P9ttv theft wae reported in the 3300 bl~ et 6:09 p.m. Sunday. • Fall wi9w Road: A commerd.al burglary was reported In the 2200 blodt It 10:23 a.m. Sunday. ~ Boue.w.r.t A 29-yeeM>ld female wee anetted on sutplcioo of burglary In tM 3000 blodt lt4:46p.m. Sunday. NEWPORT BEACH • 11th Strwt: Battery was repodad In the 1600 blodt et8:13 p,m. 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PLUG IN Plug into the Ptlot Classif 1ed section to find services from electrorucs and plumbers. to landscapers and painters. 9 M"•\tl'Cilll ltA " COST 4'-'11.A Daily Pilot ECONOMICS Continued from Al move and the size of the In· crease. ·1 think the In crease ls way too much! said trustee Jerry Pauerson. lhe soJe vote again.st the rai~. ·we have good people here who do a good job, but no· body ever gets paid what they think they should be paid.· Patterson proposed merit· based raises after performance reviews, rather than automatic step·ups and additional cost of living increases, but h1s motion did not pass. As it stands. the salaries will start ar $145,000 and increase to $160,000. Trustee George Brown agreed that the higher pay Is necessary to attract the quality of candl· dates they want to maintain or raise the district's standards. The <;ale of KOCI:.· Tv. leasing of dis· rrlct-owned land and passage of a school·improvement bond, he said, will mean close to $4 mil· lion more for the district each year, which will cover the raises. "And good supervisors can go m and organi7..e the school dis· trict," he said. "They can stream· line things and get them in line and get more money for faculty and teachers " ATTRACTIVE OFFERS The money spent on the nu'le:, in th<> first year could go lo restore 28 classe:. for '>ludents, said Kristina Rnming. president of lht> faculty union for the dis· trkl. • l11e rule of rhumlJ is that a dean should earn I 0% more than faculty and top adrninislm· ton. i.hould earn about 20% niore. • Brumng said. "It used to be that way. But the top of the salary range tor faculty Is $82,000. fThe chancellor's salary) is more than I 00% [morel than f whatf the lacuJty earns.• But anractlng and retaining quality candidates requires ad- equate compensation, sald John Renley. vice chancellor of hu· man resource!> for the district. A salary survey of similar districts taken before the vote. he said, showed Coast Community Col· lege OisLric1 eighth of 11 for chancellor salaries and second 10 last for pre!>idents and vice chancellor. \\/hen O< L President Marga- rel Grauun left in 2002. Renley BAIL Continued from Al judge. •tr !Greg 1 laidll is nut taken into custody. the People fear that I laidi will figuratively give an· other middle·finger gesture, this time to the court." the motion stale'!. Greg I laidl's attorney, Joseph Cavallo, brushed aside the mo· lion saying it's a document "filed for the media, not for the court." "Everything in there L'i based on conjecture/ he said. "There Is no evidence for anything and no charges were filed against my cJi. ent in any of the incidents." Cavallo said the dlstrlct attar· ney's office is "obviowJy sending a message 10 Greg lo cut it out" "Bul this I!> nor the way lo do II," he said. Greg Haldl's most recent en· counter with law enforcement of· fldaJs occurred on Thursday, three days after hls jury trial be· gan. the mot.Ion states. Prosecu· tors say Greg Haldl and two other men were reportedly stopped by Orange County Sheriff's deputies after they illegally entered a prl· vate walkway in a Dana Point condo complex by climblng ~r a locked gate posted with a "No 1\-espasslng" lgn. They then unbolted and re- moved the upper railing on a walkway to ride skateboards down the lower calling, the mo· don tates. A. neighbor called the police, who later inspected the raJllng and found that the fence post and nilling were unstable and there were several gouge matb in the upper and lower railings, officials said. BIKE Continued from Al and heard l lurst yell. Angered by 1he thief, he offered to chase him down and took off on I fum'e beach cruiser after the thief, who was riding with two other boys. AAe.c btking for ' K miles, he ftnaUy caught up wtth them and thought or a plan or action tn a heartbeat. be saJd. "My adtena.lin WU going good and I felt good," Moore 6Ald. •1 luat netded a pion because there MAI lhfte of them. I figured lf they were aotna to gtve me too muth of a bard time, I would let th,.m h AVfl It A111 I ft..,,,....,. f 'The rule of thumb is that a dean should earn 10o/o more than faculty and top administrators should earn about 20% more. It used to be that way.' Kristina enma President of the f acully union for Coast Community College District said, the district could not flnd a suitable replacement It named former vice chancellor Gene Farrell as interim president, then named him president when a second search didn't net any suitable candidates. Granon was earning $123,995 when she retired and Farrell was earning $132,270 before the board's vote last week. Both the president and vice chancellor positions have re· ceived the same annual in· creases as the rest of the dis· trict's management, staff and faculty since 1988, district spokeswoman Erin Cohn said. The last substantial raise was In 1980 when all management re· ceived a 10% to 12% increase. TRYING TO COMPETE The district will have to re· place Farrell when he retires nex:t year and find a new presi· dent for Golden West College when Ken Yglesias takes over as chancellor July I . The re<:enr search, RenJey said, didn't attracl a!> much Interest as the district had hoped. and he said the saJa· ry. listed as "negociable, • was part of the reason. "Our chancellor !position! should have got more candi· dates,· Renley said. "We're the fourth largest community col· lege district in the state and about seventh in the country and we had only 21 applicants. Several of them had presidency (on their resumes) but others did not." After Wednesday's vote, trust· ee Paul Berger said that the In· creased salaries were still not competitive with those in other districts. According to the district's sur· vey. Rancho Santiago Commu· nily ColJege District in inland Orange County topped the list for chancellors' salaries with a total compensatlon of $220,167. '(Greg Haidl] is not w o rth $100 million. That's not true.' Joseph Cavallo Greg Hatdl's attorney In January, Greg I laidl, along with 12 other men, was stopped and died for tres~ing after they illcga.IJy entered an aban· doned piece of property in La· guna Niguel lo ride their skate- boards, officials said in the motion. The owner decided not to file charges. however. The mo· lion also brings up an Oct. 26 in· cident where Greg I laidl was stopped yet again for illegally skateboarding at a closed busl· ness park in San Oemente. ·A subsequent search of the car revealed marijuana and drug paraphernalia on the rear Ooor· boa.rd adjacent to where Haldl had been sitting and near where Ha.id) had been sitting. and near l laidl's keys. cigarettes and a bot· tie of tea," the motion states. No arrests were made in that ind· dent Prosecutors also allege that an investigator for the defense was found rummaging through the trash outside the girl's home and that he had also been followln.g her. They say the girl also had to transfer to a different school and had to use a dl.frerent name be· cause she wa,, being intimidated by investigators and friends of the defendant& An investigator even followed the girt. talked to her ·new friends." dlwJged her real name and told them about the criminal case, prosecutors said. Cavallo said the defense's in· vestigators were doing everything they could, legally, to obtain the could bluff my way lout of ft)," Moore aatd . So he forced the mo to stop and then told the thief the cops were right behind b1m. That's all they needed to hear, as the thief dropped the bike and toolc off, Moore said. "This guy dJdn't need to do that," Hurst sa.ld, "It WU I Ucb I nice kind act. It )ult made my ct.y. made my whole month ac-ruaJJy. • Another random act or kind· nea helped Moore get the btlce back to Jtwst u a mountain biker who rode by the' acene when Moore wu pttln8 the b6ke beck ofttted to help. •He rode his bike and lteered the other bike for me.• Moore .. 1111'1 •µn WP-""""" lmrt~ , San Bernardino's district came last at $170,340. A 2001-02 urvey of faculty salaries for the same IChools placed Coast In the mJddle of the pack. Faculty will get a cost of living raise, which ls written Into their contracts. Renley ex- pects It to be ln the 'range of the 1.8% given to school districts. This year. district employees will likely not see the raises promised for years the dlatrict experiences growth. Fewer class· es offered. Bruning said, equals less chance for a raise. THE PRICE OF EDUCATION ln Newport-Mesa Unified School District, SupL Rob Barbot earns a base salary of $189,754. He earns an extra 4% for his doc· 1ora1e degree and annual merit· based increases of 8% plus $750 a month for mileage. Assistant superintenden ts in Newport·Mesa earn between $108,501 and $132,008 a year, plus 4% doctoral stipend and merit raises and $500 for mile· age. According to University of California documents, Ralph Cicerone, chancellor for UC Ir- vine, earns $280,000 a year. He also gets use of the campus chancellor's house, a car. a $30,600 administrative fund and $84,900 annually for house maintenance, including utilities and phone bill. UC San Diego's new chancel· lor, Marye Anne Pox. has a base salary of $350,000. up from the previous chancellor's salary of $281,000, according 10 UC spokesman Trey Davis. A 2003 survey ln the Oironicle of Higher Education of salaries for u11iversity presidents put the University of PennsylvanJa ac the top with $580.357. The raises at Coast will not mean that more classes will be Lalten away from students, Ren· ley saJd. But it does mean fewer new ones could be added. Some of the money for the raises will come from retire· ments in administrative posi· tions that will not be filled. Gov. Arnold SchwaJ7.enegger. how· ever, is expecting community colleges to pick up the slack from reduced freshman emoll· ment al the stale universities. • MARISA O'NEIL covers education. She may be reached at (949) 574-4268 or by e-mail at marisa.oneil@lat1mes.com. infonnation attorneys need to defend their client "If he's rummaging through the trash without trespassing he's al· lowed to do that.· Cavallo said. "lf he's tallcing 10 her friends. it's because I want to know every one of her friends. It's his job 10 go out and investigate and iJ he doesn't do his job. he'd be fired."· Cavallo said the Investigator the defense used in this case was reliable. "He used lo work with· the FBI," he said. "He knows what he's doing.· As for Greg HaJdl's alleged ac· lions, "that's for the family to deal with." Cavallo said. "I haven't talked to Greg about it,• he said. "I don't want to tallc. to him about it" Prosecutors argue in their mo· tion that their laundry list of ind· dents involving Greg Haid! "presents the picture of an out· of·custody defendant behaving in such a bir.arre and self.de- structive fashion that any rational observer would have serious doubts that his existing $100,000 bail is sufficient to ensure that he will not Oee the jurisdiction of this court." The motion also states that the bail is a meager sum "for a family reportedly worth near a $100 mil· llon." Cavallo challenged the valldity of thantatement saying: "(Greg Haldl) is not worth $100 million. That's not true." Briseno Is expected to hear the motion Wednesday. •DEEM BHARAnt covers publlc safety and courts. She may be readied at (949) 574-4226 or bv e-manat dHpa.bhart1th@latimes.com. with what happened." When they got back. Hurst was ftoored to eee the Mongoose rnoililtain bike. "I actually didn't think they'd get the blke back." she aald. "It wu Juat wonderful." Moo~ 11.ld he was glad be could lend a helping hand to a mom In need on Mother'• Day. •Betng a Boy Scout When 1 was a kJd and having my own eon. I don' like tny bann to come to children. espedllly on a family day like that." Moore said. "It mJly made me U\lfl4 I was just happy to help." • Dl!llW NEWMAN cc:wera Cotti Meu. She mey be rMCNd .. (9491 574-<4221 °' bv ...mall 9' rlltlrt1,.,m twrr111nftl1ttlm1t1t ,.,,.., , • l l ·. j f .• o lly Pilot 'NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT MEETING I lerl' are '><lrll\' of rht hem.~ 1he • Ne":pon·Mesa Unified School D1Mrlct board of tn1'\tee11 will be ill us.-.ing tonight. · STRATEGIC PLAN D1Mnct admmi'>tnitor... 1e-.ichen,, dassified i.talT • m~mbcn., board trusteei., pare1w,, ~tudents and l ommunity memben, formed a W'OUjl IO develop a i>UUlegiC plan l<>r the next live yea!">. Their first 1neeti11g took place in April and a seeond took placi: on Monday. WHAT TO EXPECT Ilw d1strk1 board of trustt't!s rcoque\ted a continual board agemJt1 item for updates of the .,trategk plan. ltC'm., di~cussed Juring the group\ meetings include dress <'Ode\, Mb and rnu\k, h·c:hnulu>.'Y in ~·hoot ... universal . ARRESTED Continued from Al l'ohn· aJso scarl'hed the boy's home for evidence. Shulman ~.uct llll' d11,1Jlct tontacted police l..L ... 1 Monday when they dis· rnvcred that the i:,rrades of seven 't11dcnt-. had been changed in the "·hool':. compul<:r 'i}">lt'm. AU had twt•11 rt•vi<,t>d upward., 'VERDICT Continued f rorn Al t lod~t· wl'<l uf cmph}">l·ma. so it lhl' thwl Wi.l' rt•\pori...1hlt' he wa.'> .1hou1 a' good ,11 murder m. he wa. ... al :-.waling. llw othtr thclt nn'um-'d during my '>tint .i<; dty iudge .md. m\Ohl'd .1 manhole cover. One mght '>Omeone took ,1 manhole ·wwr otr the !>lrl'l'I. Working on a {ifl, 1 >flker Jark Kt·nne<ly of the Nt'Wpon lk>ach l'nl11.'l' IH.·1Mrlment found till' manhole 1 uvr1 111 lhC' room ol om· uf the tu1 .11 1 h.irant'r" Shony U1arle. n~hl ht..,itle hi'> twd. When .1wak1·1wd. Shorty denied any inowlt•tlgt' of ii, but lhe evidence \\ih •lll'rt'. and he was charged. t lw trial wa ... bke old home week Jor tkncJnvou:. Hallmom alumni. ... 1m f' ,iJJ thl'l'<.' of ll'>, Shony. Jack preschool, heaJt.h programs. ulter school progrdll\S and providing alternative for tiludents not going to college. Minutes from each se.'ll>lon are posted on the district's website. Members or the group will provide the trustees with the latest developments from Monday's meeting. NEW CLASSES The board will consider approving seven new high school classes for next year. Drawing. science, geometry, biology, pre·calculus and senior and freshman se1mnars are on the agenda. WHAT TO EXPECT Board trustees must approve any changes to the high school course of study. Drawing I, an elective, will teach begi.nnlng The boy arrested was all>O 1>laced on a five·day suspension, CW.Incl spokeswoman Jane Gar· land said District and school offi- cial\ will reassess the situation as the police investigation contin- Ut!l>. More arrests may come in the C8!.C, Shulman said. The boy faces felony charge. and it will be up 10 the district allomey's office whether to charge him as an adult. Because each '>Choo l site ha;; it'> Kennedy and I had worked together al the lkndC7VOU~ cJuring its nickcl·a·dance era. nu~ proset·utiun was simple and '>lraightforward. Someone hacJ taken the manhole cover. the propeny of the Cll)' of Newpon Reach, and transported it six hlocks to the place where Shorty had a room. Thert' lhe manhole cover haJ been transported up a flight of stairs. where it was found 111 Shortys room with Shorty :-.leeping beside it. l l1e proM'CUtion'i. condu'>ion -it hacJ to ~ Shorty. Ille defenc,c was equally '>lratghtforwanJ. Shorty went to hed one night with no manhole rnver in hi'> roorn. When he awokt>, there was the manhole cowr on the Ooor be<.ide his bed plu' hb old friend Officer Jack Kennedy. ·111at wa.., aU he knew. I found Shorty not guilty. I had '><>Wral rea'>C>n~ for my decisions.. FYI •WHAT: School Board meeting •WHEN: 7 p.m. tonight •WHERE: 2985-A Bear St., Costa Me .. concepts and drawing skills in a variety of mediums. AVID Sen1or Seminar, a one·year elective. will Include teacher-led lessons, tutorials and guest speakers. Students will vislt colleges and other educational venues in the course and wi.11 receive college preparation. A one-semester freshman seminar Is designed to improve freshman academics, behavior and involvement. ~ntials or Geometry is a two·semester course to introduce concepts, but doesn't meet prerequisites for Algebra 2. Other courses considered are honors pre-calculus. Earth '>Cience and honors biology. own system. Garland said, district officials arc confident the haddng was confined to one school. Other studenu.' grades have been checked to make sure no other.. were changt'<.i. n1a1 school's server Wd.l> swapped out. l>he said, and holes were plugged to prevent further problems. Whoever accessed lhe system also deleted nearly 1,200 fl.les with personal infom1ation on Sl\J· denlb. but those were recovered. fir.t, although Shorty was often grnlty of the usual Balboa crimes of boozing and fighting, he wm. no thief. Second, it was very doubtful that Shorty, drunk or l>Ober. could have earned the manhole cover from its nonnal resting place six blocks down Central Avenue, then up a Oight of l>tairs to his room. all by himself. Also, there wasn't much activity in the used manhole market. particularly one marted "City of Newport Beach. K It smelled or a prank. and I let him go. So there we have it -a n ..... h net and a manJ1ole cover. Preuy small potatoe. compdl'ed with the current muJti million·dollar job~ bu1 in those days we were jmt a small toWI 1 and didn't know .m~ belier • ROBERT GARDNER 1s a Corona del Mar resident and a former 1udge His column n.ins Tuesdays. Be a Part of History! October 14th -17th, 2004 For more information visit: cdm2004.com Centennial Gala Art Show A Ctltbrat1on of History and Art Thursday, July 1 Sch, 2004 ti.I The Gala Celebration of the Century Blade Tie Ca/a Dinnt r Danet Event Friday, October 1 Sth, 2004 ... S OOpm -9 OOpm Sht>rman Library & Garden~ Business District Historic Walking Tour and Art Show Saturday. )uty 17ch, 2004 JO·OOam -4 OOpm Centennial Plein Air Art Show Saturday & Sunddy, July 17ch & 18ch, 2004 t O.OOam -4:00pm Crane Howald Park, Corona del Mar Centennial Celebration Gala Film Premiere August 2004 lhe Historic lido Theater. Newport Beach 6:00pm -1 l:OOpm The Four Seasons Hocet, Newport Beach w The Centennial Beach Party! Conurt, Food & FireworkJ Saturday, October 16th, 2004 4:00pm -9-00pm Big Corona del Mar Seate Beach w The Centennial Family Beach Expo f A Community Family Ccltbration Sunday, October 17th, 2004 IO:OOam -S·OOpm Big Corona def Mar State Beach Sponsorship Opportunities Available For more information, contact the CdM Centennial Foundation at (949) 67S-OS01 DailyAPiJot Proud Spoow TORCH Continued from Al it ii.." lanJe Wal.ker, a fonner Costa Mesa police officer. suffered two severe lnjuries in the past 12 years. She was hit by o drunk driver whUe on patrol In 1992. The collli.ion caused a severe concussion, which caused problems with speech, memory and cognitive abilities. The 49·ycar·old participated tn speech therapy and cognitive rehabi.Jilalion. enabling her to retra.i n her brain. Then, Ove years later, taking care of hori.cl> up in the '!\dare mountains. l>he was thrown from a hon.e as :.ht> wab trying to prevent an Amerk-an flag she was holding from iouchlng the ground. 1 lcr spinal cord was smru.hed. i.he broke four vertebrae and shattered another one. "II Will> a prelly 1>C'rious injury: she said. ·rm not Catholic. but they read m e my la&t rites twice. That was u little scary." The doctor told her family that she might no1 be able to walk aRain, but knowing Janie Walker. lhey didn't huy it "My tlau~hlcr ... every day in the ho'>pital. she kept !><lying. 'don't li'>tcn to ll1e doctor>, they don't know what they're t.illcing about. You're goin~ lo walk again and you're going to ride Du:-.ter again,"' Janie Walkt'r Mtid. "I remember crying.·• After going through a11ua therapy. Walker wa.' able to regain the u...e of her ll'g' and now coac:he., i.oftball .it l.1lwrty OmMia11 1 llgh Sdwot in l lunti11~1011 Heach. She abo voluntl'er ... ,1, an advi ... or for the Coa'>t Ml•'>J Polin• l.xplort•r. program. Whilt' her huo;band ... ubrn111ed the torrhbe,1rcr nomina11on, her daughte1, Jamie. helped him write it, lanil' Walker !>lliJ. She ...aid <ihc '" honored IO b<' a torchbearer. "l lopclully, I can be an ini.pira1ion to other people that might haw either sullercd injury or '\Orne• typl' of advcr-.hy m their life -ju<>t don't give up,·· ~he said. Kl m "' eJCcited and t:iml f.Uch an inrredibly palnollt per<;on." Iler fell ow ton:hbcan.•r has a very d1ffcre111. hut equally uplifting ... wry. 11.111 .. cn\ hb 3·year-old daughter. Angel. wa ... horn with 'Hopefully, I can be an inspiration to other people that might have either suffered injury or some type of adversity in their life -just don't give up: Janie Walker multiple birtlt defects a.nd can't commuoJcate and can't walk. he !>ald. I le and his wife, Jennifer, created Angel's Q1arity, which mises money for children with multjple birth defects. On April 3. he ran llJld walke<l for 24 hours and raised more than $35,000 for the charity. The Tuesday, May 11 . 2004 AS :n .year-old father ls also working with city officiall> 10 build a park ror disabled children. He wanted to push Angel ln a baby jogger during the torch relay. but the rules would not allow ii. he sa id. "lt will be a wonderful experience, but I'm kind of torn because l\re tried lO include Angel In all.the running thing~ I've done,• he said. The rest of Lhe global torchbearers will be selected through the Organi:1.a1ion Committee for the Olympit c;ames Athenl> 2004 and Sam sung, the relay·~ co·presenter. to enable thl' torch 10 drde the earth CAPRIBLU l\11TI It N1"11" nAI VIN Ml" lnl<AN If Tuesday Night SpeclaJI 40°/o OFF WINE "'''" "" 1' 8.~ Ill ''''·' ''''""'' FULL BAR • PRJVATE DINING t 6 1 7 WESTCLIFF DRJVE. 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Aae INN~ payablt IO. Collll Mia o.rc.r Cl Co111111fce. 1700 Adlr1w M 1101, COiao Mela. CA 9'afl2IJ Name --------------'-'C. VI, AA IQoo,,,.l •-----------~- r ' .1 Daily Pilot FORUM HOW TO GET PU1USHED -iAn1n: Mall to Editorial Page Editor Lolita twrper et the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Cocta Mesa, CA 92627 • .....,.. Hodne: Call (949) 642-6086 Fu: Send to (949) 646-4170 l!"'"'ll:s.nd co dllllypllol•latJmAoom. All corrnpondence must lndude full name, hometown and phone number (for verification purpe>MS). The Pilot retefVel the rlghl to edit all submisalons for clarity and length. READERS RESPOND Raising more than a few tempers AT ISSUE: A salary increase of 7% for the Coast Community College District chancellor and nearly 12% for vice chancellors and college presidents, which comes two weeks after the district announced cut backs for the summer because of budget constraints. W ho Is more valuable to our community; a school admJ.nistrator or a teacher? The district board of trustees has quietly gone along with what can only be termed a blow to bureaucracy or empire building by the chancellor and his cronies. The question shouldn't be whether they should be given an increase ln their pay. The question should be why are they still here? Ai.AH REMINGTON &>sta Mesa I'm looking at thLs artlcle and I'm thin.king about all of lhe students who could benefit from having that money put into the classroom and not lntq a few people's salaries. And having $10,000 for a travel budget is a shame. LUCY PELT Costa Mesa I think lt's outrageous and I am a retired faculty member from OCC. JfJflfY FEJtEJRRA Costa Mesa I think it's really ridiculous about the cut.a ln student educadon and the raiaes for the administrators. I don't believe that ls correct. I am a student and I'm going to be cut from my cluses, many of whJch I need. That's baloney and It should not be happening. VALERIE BAYNES Mission Viejo I think the board members think we are the dumbest taxpayers lo the world They just finished telling us that there was no money to have summer school as ls and now they give adm.lnistrators a 24"' raise? They just made sure that the JCOCE Foundation. whJch bought the Public Broadcasting System stadon. won't have to pay any interest. Waw. How dwnb do they think we are? HELEN EVERS Costa Mesa I'm c..'Ult'ently a student at Orange Coast College and heard about the raises for some of the employees. It doesn't make sense because if the school can't afford to buy a simple scanner for the computtr labs then why are they boosting up other employees' annual income. And the classes are being canceled and were losing out on credits, among other things. I think It's ridicuJous. It shouldn't have been done. CHRISTINA NIXON Lalce Forest I think that the pay hike for the administrators of the Coast Community College District is an egregious breach of trust at a time when we are strugllng to offer classes to students. It's going to cost us the equivalent of 27 sections of classes that could serve 800 students. So Its not really the right time or place. I'm not sure if there is a right time or place to award administrators a 24"' increase in their salary. I think I'd be hard pressed in my conscious to award It STEVE GOETZ Irvine COMMUNITY COMMENTARY To the 'nontraditional ' moms By SueCl.,k N ow that tradidonal Mother's Day has come and gone. I'd liU LO honor the host of kind adults who functioned as surrogate molhera for my daughter. as J (literally} worked my way through 18 years of single motherhood. The ftrst and most deserving of respect Is my pubijdty-shunnlng ex-husband, Laura's Dad (He will just hate this.I) Dave has been a 50% ·physical-custody parent for the 15 years of our divorce. Since we lived three blocks from each other. we had It easier than some co-parents. He attended all school functions with us; we sat as a family. There was no pointJeas sniping and we both worked hard to keep our daughter as the focus, instead of dwelling on nepdves. I still remember my first single Molher's Day, when he sent me a card saying. "You're a good Mom.· He was her soccer coach for years and helped her pursue school projects and all her personal goals in an enthusiasdc, if lea dramatic manner than I did My daughter once observed. ·r got the best of you and Dad; for example. I got Dad's calmness.• There have been many other people who deterWJ ·Nontraditional Mom• statua in our family over the years: Dave'a sister Marilyn, who watched our cbUd for the 6J'lt scary months as I went back to wortt as a echool counse.lcx. and gave me the daily updates along Che linet ~ •She's fine, doJl't wony." Mill Qv:isly. 01tist (bu.rch by the Sea Pretehool. who betame Laura'll idol and eent hen postcard when the mG¥ed t6 Artr.on& ~om vll.lulD favorite t.bf-llU.. ffbo not ably W()O her heat.O• tnamor andjo#t.W ..,,_bur .... ber ietten from camp encourlllnl her to 'uM the potty,' at that c:rtdcll ... of. Bea1rtce,eed..one of my -...-. ~.devout Ovildln-aplained to her cbadren. ""M don't believe in dtvorce, but we 1wpec1 b. Laura and Dave'• dec:Woft.. 8-tric:io speot Iota of time wtdl bodl Pie. ~them plenty or time and ttay-u·bome mom fUn. laura and t tdJl think or Be&trlc.le. DOW In &an Luit ObMpo. and chant. ·0oh. La. La.• as she did. Tum. the one-of-a-kind after school teacher fur the YMCA in the 1980's, who read articles (only the silly ones} from the Star and F.nqulter to the kids, taught them guitar, and had a huge dinosaur with a Barbie hanging out if Its mouth in the trailer. He had such a strong following of kids and parents, that when the YMCA was going to move him, there was a parent protest Tum was a walking example of the need for a worthy salary for day ca.re workers. John Daffron, first grade teacher who taught by youth exuberance, and by d..re6&ng as a half-man half-woman on Halloween for the children. Laura Holmes. a filth-grade teacher who pulled my child out of a mindset that she could not pass the Gifted And Talented F.ducation (also known more simply as ·GATB1 test by telling her, •lfyou don't pass that test, there ls something wrong lhe lest. not you. This teacher wa.s one where, on the first day of school, my daughter and her frlends toJd me, ·Mrs. Holmes understands kids.· She and my daughter sdll correspond. Sue Steen and her fnmlly, whose oldest daughter knew mine through sport& Really, this mother was more or a surrogate mom for me. We had many talb over the years about bow I was doing fine as a single mom and everythlng WU going to be OK. Laura~ pals, Errol and Sonny- now retired and Uving ln Alabama - functioned as doting grandpu to a little gllt who didn't have any. and as beloved fathers to me. I know mere have been so many more teachers and coaches who have been in loco parmtis OY'el the years. These people don't get the greeting cards or ftowen -at least not on the tradidooal day-but I want to send them one toda~ None Of UI llid to oursetWll U childttn. ·1 want to be a lio&I• mother when I grow up"; )'et M:urntt&ooee and oomplel *'- panicbuted iOIQt "' .. Into that tmttory. lb the p.ddee aocl menton aloog t.he way, t ay "'Happ, Mochert' ~We remember you and .a )'OU did for our chJld. • • IU! a.AM le• N9Wp0ft '-" *'dent and • h'Dh ld'°°4 OUldence OOYl\NlorM~Hlgh ~In ltvlne. MAILBAG Flt.E PHOTO /DAILY PILOT Andrea Lingle, who has been at the Mariners Branch Library for more than 20 years, retired on April 29. Long-time friendly librarian checks out Weekends bring a slower pace to our hectic days. The errands, or soccer games replace the frenetic pace of the wort week. My usual Saturday morning ritual ls the cleaners, pic.k up a Starbucks drink and make a run to the hardware store. My dudes completed, my final destination Is the local Mariners Branch Ubrary and finding the latest bestseller or book on tape. Only this morning when I dropped in at the library, Andy's familiar. friendly and smillng face wasn't there. Andy is Andrea Lingle, one of the loc.al librarians who has supponed our local library in Newport Beach. She red.red on Aprll 29. She always had a friendly word for people. a comment on the latest book. or news about the goin&' on in the Mariner's area -or as she and I liked to do, have a friendly disagreement about a local Issue. Ungle ls very special The people she interacted with will miss that smiling face. the helpful words of encouragement and her sense of humor. Tbanb.Andy. THOMAS COLE EDWARDS Newport Beach • THOMAS COLE EDWARDS 11 the president of the Newport Beedl Library Foundation and a former Newport Beadl mayor. C.Orrect cellular phone etiquette is a must I was going to write to extend my thanks to Maxine Cohen for her CornmunJty Commentary on the improper (read rude) use of cell phones ("Can you hear me now?" April 16). I thought her comments were right on. Isn't It Interesting that two ·heaJth professionals" also wrote to say that Cohen's comments were somewhat "heavy handed" related to rude cell phone use ("Forum columnist misses the mark· May 5). They went on to point out that Cohen should have been more tolerant, and these folks really needed more "understanding." Well, I'd like to point out lhat there Is no place for loud, obnoxious cell phone conversations, particularly when the talker is oblivious of those around hJm or her. People need to know that cell phone use is fine, when they're not within earshot of anyone. I say bravo to Cohen for perhaps helping to save you and me from this upsetting and boring behavior. f>EnRABBITT Newport Beach Municipal terminology makes a big difference The Tuesday editJon of tl1e Daily Pilot indicated that the City Council passed ;ut ordinance reflecting extensive new restrictions on fireworks in Costa Mesa, but that's not precisely true. The most substantive change$ are contained in a new council policy. These include restrictions on the number of firewotb 1tands and a ban on the Items known as "spinners." But why should we care? Policy? Ordinance? It's all the same, right? Wrong. By state law, an ordinance can only be adopted after two public hearinp. A public notice must be published ln the newspaper at least 10 days before the first hearing. and the final ordinance must be published in the newspaper afterwa{d. Except in specific emergencies, an ordinance doesn't talte effect until at least 30 days after adoption. An ordinance can be challenged through referendum by the voters. Violation of an ordinance can result In fines and jail. By contrast, all that's required to enact a council policy is to place it on a posted council agenda three days before a council meeting. In fact. if lhe council votes by a four fifths majority to move ahead, a policy can be passed without even that rninlmaJ advance warning. No speclaJ notice or formal public hearing Is required. Otanges to council policies can be buried In the consent calendar. There's no mandatory waiting period for a policy to take effect. and council policies can't be challenged through a referendum by the voters. In the past, Costa Mesa council polJcles have primarily addressed matters such as use or the city seal, naming city parks, and other mlnor or procedural types of lssues. CounclJ policies can easily be waived or ignored, such as the policy calling for council meetings to be adjourned by midnight -a policy breached more often than not in the early 1990s. One can violate a policy without serious consequence. One would cena.inlj never go to jail. Staffers say that plwlldng a reference to council policy In the actual code gives the policy the force of law. However, this is questionable. They've laid out a kind of cake and eat it too scenario: create a law with reaJ penalties without having to comply with aJI the State requirements to do so. Of course. in the case of fireworks, this is pretty moot. since less than l % or fireworks complaints result in issuance of any kind of citation anyway. So why would staff recommend that the council adopt the new restrlctJons as a policy instead of an ordinance? According to the staff report, a policy was recommended lnstead of an ordinance •for ease of modification.• At Monday night's meeting. the city attorney stated that a policy was preferable because it would be "more convenJent" to change it in the future. Well, sure. Including us members of the public can get real inconvenient sometimes. This Isn't the first time they've tried to do this. Just a few weeks ago, the council considered adopting regulations pertaining to sports field banners in an "adm1nJstrative regulation.· a similar strategy. lf this trend continues, pretty soon we can have a one· page municlpaJ code that does nothjng but reference council policies and administrative regulations. New frontiers in government streamlining. Looks lllce they're ready to streamlin e the public right out of the process. Our council majority seems to think that's a pretty good Idea. Well, I don't, and neither should you. Let's not allow our City Council to move on this course toward short-circuiting the public participation process. SANDRA GENIS Costa Mesa • SANDRA GENIS Is a former Costa Mesa mayor. KCT YOUR REPRESENTAllVES 1 . . . ,. ' I f>ilot gth. .... · • QUOTE OF 11E DAY "{Corona de/ Mar softball players] had great heart antJ. desirt!.." Nichole Thompson, CdM softball coach Sports Eew RlcMrd o..vt: 1949) 574-4223 • Sports Fu: (949) 650-0170 HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL PHOTOS BY DON LE.ACH I DAILY PILOT Corona del Mar catcher Sarah Stem isn't going anywhere as she blocks the plate and tags out a Calvary Chapel runner in the Sea Kings' 1-0 victory in 11 innings. Sea Kings land in sweet spot Van Hiel, Tolfa help CdM pull into tie for third place with 1-0 triumph over Calvary Chapel. Steve Vlr1en Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -After lO~ ln· nin~ of exdtlng. dramatic and h1ghJy competiti\te softball, a freshman came to the plate and ended the game. Holly Van Hlel smacked an RBI dou- ble ln the bonom of the 11th inning to ICid the Corona del Mat • High softball team to a pivotal 1-0 Pacific Coast League victory over visiting Calvary Olapel Monday. Van Hiel's blast landed In the left-field comer, just in front of the fence. The double cre-- ated a perfect hit-and-nm, as Heather Lohrman, who had been hit by a pitch, took off from first on the pitch. She slid safely into the plate wen ahead of the throw. After the CdM celebration, Van Hlel talked about the way she felt when the ball came off her bat Her description of the game-winning RBI double also de- scribes the Sea Kin8S' positioning for the OF Southern Secdon Division IV play- offs. "It just hit right in the sweet spot," Van Hlel said. The Sea Kings also moved into a sweet spot In the PCL standings. They are now tied for third place with Ca!vary Olapel Corona del Mar's Allie Duernberger, right, slides into second.with a stolen base. with one league game remalning. CdM (14-8, 4-5 in league) faces Uni- versity Wednesday, when the Eagles (4-5 in league) take on Laguna Beach. The Sea Klng:s and Calvary O\llpel are ex- pected to win. which would set up a tie· breaker game that will decide the league's final guaranteed OF playoff berth. The game would be played Thurs· day or Friday at an alternate site. Last year, the same scenario played out In that tie-breaker, Corona del Mar "defeated Calvary Olapel, 8-7. Meaghan Bunney scored the game-winning run In the bottom of the sevmth and the Sea Kings advanced to the OP Division IV playoffs. This season, the Sea Kings are hoping for the same type of heroics. They dis· played similar detennination Monday, when Van Hlel, Lobnnan and several more Corona del Mar players stepped up when the Sea Klngs needed them most. Michelle Tulfa, the Sea Kings fresh · man pitcher, was dynamic in her shut- out performance. She struck out six. walked just one and scatte~ five hits in the complete-game effort She al.so had five assists as she gloved ground balls and threw to Andrea Dort at first. It was the seventh shutout in the last lO games for CdM, including three by Tolfa "They had great heart and desire." CdM Coach Nichole Thompson said of her players. "They played well and really wanted it. There were great plays all around ey our defense." Lohrman. the center flelder, ~L<ited on a great defensive play In the seventh. With rwo out'J, Calvary's Kalle McCul· lough sent the ball to the gap In right center and Ouistine Hickey, who reached on a single, attempted to score from first base. But, Lohnnan quickly scooped the ball and threw to the cut· off, Dort who then fired to catcher Sarah Stem. Hickey slid right into Stern, who was blocking the plate, and the CdM catcher held on for the out. •That was great." Thompson said. "I was happy Andrea got to her po ition, right where she was supposed to be. That was great execution." The Eagles had runners on second and third with one out in the 11th. How· ever, third baseman Lauren Gega came up big for the Sea Kin~ First, she caught a foul pop just before crashing Into the fence In front of the CdM bench. Then. she calmly collected a groWld ball and sent It over to Dort for the out to end the lnning. CdM shortstop Jaclde Manning got dirty, dlving for a ground ball and rising to throw the runner out at first for the first out in the eighth. Allie Duemberger, Gega. Lohrman and Van Hlel had one hit each for the Sea King.. EYEOPENER .DaiJy~mit. Sportl IWI olFame t~----11•....._ May 17 honoree STEVE CRENSHAW Tuesday, May 11, 2004 A7 BOYS VOLLEYBALL Estancia top seed in Div. III Newport Harbor, CdM, Sage Hill also enter CIF playoffs with promise. Barry Faulkner Daily Pilot Fstancia High, which earned the No. l seed in Division Ill, tops four league champions from Newport-Mesa that will be compeling in the CIF Southern Section boys volleybalJ playoff&, after pairings were announced Monday. 111e Eagles (23·6, 12·0 in the Golden West League), open Division !JI play Fri· day at 7 p.m. againltl visiting Loara. Corona del Mar (19·10), whkh did not lose In JO Pacific Coast League matches, is the No. 4 seed in Division II. Coach Steve Contl's Sea Kings have J first·round bye Friday and will open May 18 against the winner of Friday·~ first-round match between l\astin and West Valley. Newport Harbor. which won I 5 of iLc, last 16 matches, including six in a row, and ran the table in 10 Sea View League matches, begins the Division I playoffs Friday at home against St. John Bosco (14·11). Sage Hill ll 5· I}, which shared the Academy League crown with Brethren Oui~tian, the first league crown in the See VOLLEYBALL, Pa&e AS BOYS TENNIS Sea Kings set sights on repeat Barry Faulkner Daily Pilot A surprising loss in the regular·season finale dldn't cost the Corona del Mar High boys tennis team anything but a perfect record. The defending CIF Southern Section Division I champion Sea Kings will open this year's Division I playoffs as the ~o. I seed. it was an· nounced Monday. Joining CdM in the termis playoffs are Sage Hill School, the No. 3 seed ln Divi· slon V. as well as Newport Harbor and Estancia, in Division I and Division V. re- specdvely. All but CdM will open May 18. The Sea Kings received a first-round bye and will not play until the second round May 20. Coach Tun Mang's Sea King9 (19-1), were stunned by Northwood, 10-8, in the league finale Thursday. CdM has won 10 section titles, Includ- ing three since 1999. CdM will play host to either Dos Pueb- los or Thousand Oaks ln the second l'OWld. See TENNIS, Pa1e A8 BRIEFLY OCC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK CdM rallies to top T-wo_lves Palchikoff delivers three-run double to keep Sea Kings perfect in PCL. Nik Palchlkoff pounded a two-out. three-run double to the gap In left-cen- ter 6eld and ecored on a throwing error to lead the Corona del Ma.r Wah base- ball team to a corne·Crom·behind. 7-4 wtn over vi.siting Northwood in Padftc Cout League action Mon~ 1be Sea Xlnp (19-5, 14-0 in Jetigue), who clinched the PCL dwnJHonlhiP lut week. trailed. ~3. ln the ftfth, when Palchikoff came up with the clutch bue hit ~ Sprowl and 'fyter Lance bad two hlta each. including one home run apkce. Sprowl'• aolo homer. hJa fowth ol the ICUOO. came In the nnt 1.ADCe also had a solo shot, his third of the year, in the second lnn1ng. Josh Bradbury COMected for his ninth home run or the season. a solo blaat, In the third. Ben Maggard came on In relief with two outa lo the fourth. He redml dght in a row, before gtvtng up a hit, but then Induced a double-play grounder to end the game. Maga.rd improved to 2-0 Northwood dropped to 17 -9, 8-6 Mesa makes its point •SOPl'MLL: Uyen MaJ, Jane-B Ya· mamoto and Chrtaty Gregory collected three hie. each to help lead the Costa Meta Hlgb softball team to a 9-3 Gol- den Wett League victory over hpat Westml.nater Monday. Mesa Coach Sharon Uhl aaJd the Muatanp (9·15, 5·6 ln league) can not • make the playoffs, but they are deter- mined to finish out strong, Westmin· ster (8·3 in league), which entered the game in fint in the Golden West League, had 11 hHs and left 12 runners stranded. MaJ and Yamamoto each contrib· uted a double and three RBis. "We're just making a point,· said Uhl, whose team had to forfeit three league gamea. "We're telllng everybody U..t we ahould be there." Unda Kohan had two home runs for , the Uona. Nguyen-Pham advance • T1lNNIS: .Corona del Mu Hlgh Jun· lors Alex Nguyen and Sean Pham ad· vanced to Wednesday's aemlftnals by SM MtlEF\.Y, Pep Al • .. hr• a w a • .... C!ztt .... • _j Al Tuesdiy, M.ty 111 2004 BRIEFLY Continued from A7 winnlntt lWfce Mondny at the Pa- clfk Coal.I League doubles ten- nb champion.'lhl1to at iesoro I Ugh. Nguyen and l'h.un, the No. 4 ~. defcatl-d Hill.kt• P.mory and Mike Pink from Tt-..oro, 6 2. 6-7, 6-1. In tht Round of 16. 'lllt< Sc.-u King duo then topp<.-d Ion VuuWln ,111d Ryo furukawu from University, 6·2, 6·2. Ill u quarterfinal. Cd M ties for 10th •GOU:: Thl" Corona del Ma.r ll1gh hoy11 golf team tJt:<S for 10th Monday at the ClF South Coast divisional team champi- onship'> nt El Prado Golf CoW'Se Ill 011110. The Sea KJngs were paced by llob Ury (3-over-par 75), whlJt Ben Tth.en (771, Alex Otlkov-cllll (77), Zach Habinovlch (79) and Jamie Bloom (83) also cored for the Sea Klngi.. Sc. MaJgaret'!t and rt>soro fin· 1i.hcd first and second to ad- vance 10 TilUri.day'11 re;un t:hamp11111~hip~ in San la Rar· b.1ra. E tancia gol fe~ 12th • GOLP: The &tancia High hoy~ golf team finished 12th Jmong 22 school!! a1 the CIF ~uuthcrn divl'iional team tour 11,uncnt Monday at Loi. Ser SCHEDULE TODAY BasetMtll College San Diego at UC Irvine, 6pm. High school -Newport Harbor vs. Woodbridge, at Windrow Park, 1 p m ; Capistrano Valley Chnst1an et Sage Hill. 3:45 p.m. Softball High ac:hool -Laguna Hills at Newport Harbor, 3:30 p.m.; St. Margaret's at Sage Hill. 3:45 p.m. Tennis High school boys -Pacific Coast League finals (singles). et Tesoro High. WEDNESDAY 8....,.11 High school boys -Corona del Mar at Northwood. 3; 15 pm, Santa Ana at Costa Mesa, 3:15 pm Softball High sctiool g1r1s -Corona def M ar at Univer11ty. 3·15 pm , Costa M esa at Santa Ana. 3-15 pm ranos Golf Coune In Chino Hilla. Marcus Sottak paced the Eagle . shooting 7-ovet-pM 79, while Garrell McM ters (85}, Austin Serr (86), Nick Lettieri (88) and Greg Les (90) also scored for the Eagles. Costa Mesa also competed, but scores were not available. Only the top two teams ad- vanced to Thursday's team championship finals In Santa Barbara. Lions master Mustangs • BASBBALL: Host Wesunln- i.ter High scored five runs in the second and cruised to an 11-0 Golden West League baseball victory Monday over Costa Mesa. The MuMangs (12-11. 6-5 In league) need to beat Santa Ana Wednesday and hope for other help to force a third-place play- off with the Saintt .. Alex Pisarski, Justin Peterson. Jeff Waldron and Alex Domin- guez all had hhs for the Mus· tangs. Westminster improved to 16- 8-1, 9-2. Jones pace Pirates •TRACK AND FIELD: Orange Coast College sopho- more Ava Jones won the 5.000 meters and the 10,000 and was scwnd in the 1,500 Saturday to help the Pirates women's track and field team finish second at the Southern California re- TENNIS Conbnued from A 7 Sage llW Sil 7), ranked No. 2 111 la!tt week's DM:.ion V poll, got tht' No. 3 !.teed and will host Gol- clr n Wes1 League runner-up Saddll'back. May 18 al 3 p.m. C..oach A.G. Longoria's Light· ning posted the ..chool's initial post...eason victory last year, de- f eaung Savanna on games, 81·79. 'Sage. however, lost in the S«· ond round, a fate it will hope to aV<ud this spring. Sage was sec- ond in the Academy League to Oivision V top seed Whitney. Nrwpon I !arbor (13-6), which finislwd second to Woodbridge in 1he Sea View League, opens on the road again't South Coast Lt-ague runner-up San Oemente. E.\tancm (1 I -6), which claimed the Golden West League crown. ih fir;t league title in at leai.t I 0 year.. will host first-round foe Rub1dowc May 18 S PORTS -- gion.a.b. women. lour flnJehed dWd and tb women's novice eight w q &lxth. -CclM 1. Nofthwood' • - Jona' wtnn nc tJme In the 5,000 wu 17:21.92, while •ho topped the 10,000 neld in 38:13.91. Her runner·up time ln the l ,500 was 4:36.57. Irwin Sala (9;4.8.46 In the 3.000 stet"plecha.e} and Porter (4-4·9~ In the triple Jump} added ixth-placf' howin~ for 1he Plratcs. N'wood "': ~~ -4 e '1...; CdM 111 OilO 11 1 e o -Lightning golfers 19th o.toe<:h and Bonder; udlngton. • Maggard (4) 11ld K.lly. w -: •GOLF: The Sage Hill School boys golf team flnlshed 19th at the South Coast dJvtstonal team champl6nshJps Monday at SI Prado Goll Course in 01.lno. Maggard, 2-0. L -Deloach, 4-2. HR -• Lud l Valdei. an Estancia High product, wu ilie oilier e~t winner (01 the Pirates.. She won the 3,000 ste.plechase ln 11 :23.96 and was also rour1l1 In the 5,000 in 18:10.42. JeasJca Huerta wu &eVentb in ilie l.500 and eighth In the 10,000, while JasmJne Gelder (1:10.84 ln tho 400 hurdles). Sandra Montyoa (39:58.44 in the io.ooo) and Jane Alder (12: 17.94 In the 3,000 steeple- chase) were seventh In their re- spective events. Ku'(tendall INI, Sprowt (CdM), • : Lance (CdM), 8'9dbury (CdMI. • ., .. Qoldeft ... &....--.. Josh Olea and Rob Green- fleld shot 5·over-pu 77, while Ryan Babusb (87). John Neff (89) and Geoffrey Grant (89) also contributed to the Light· ning scor:tng. Wemnlnnet 11. Cost. MeM 0 Meu sec: ~"'"i' o 4 2 • Hanni Gelder, another Estan- cia product, was second ln the 400 hurdles (I :06.29), while Sandra Montoya { 17:59.02 ln the 5,000) and Joanna Williams cs feet in the Jigh Jump) pro· duced valuable third-place points. OTilllge Coast's women lo· taled 103 points, just off the pace of victorious Mt. Silo An· tonio (109~) Former Estancia stars Hum- berto Rojas (3:55.6!J for third In the l ,500) and Zack Novak (fourth ln the hlgh ju mp with a clearance of 6·6} were the top men's finishers for the Pirates, who finished eighth In the team standings. Rojas was fifth In the 5,000 in 15:12.31. Other OCC fifth-place men':. finishers included Peter Bas (49.42 in the 400), Kevin Porter (6-4 in the high jump) and Jeremy Wooldridge (22-8¥. in the long jump). Ann Gan on (2: 17 .52 in the 800) and Jenny Thompson. (I 0·6 in the pole vault) earned fihh-place fi nishes for the OCC Bas was elghth in the men's 400 hurdle • while Tayler OJSick was eighth for the OCC women tn the long jump. OCC 'oarsmen struggle •ROWING: The Orange Coast College crew 's novice eight boat posted the top men's finJsb Sunday at ilie Bast Coast Athletic Conference naUonaJ Invitational rowing champion- ships in Worcester, Mass. The novice etght was sixth In Its . championship flnaJ ln 6:31.25 over the 2,000-meter coune at Lake Quin igamond. OCCs varsity eight was sec- ond in ilie consolation final (6:05.31), after finishing fifth in its morning championship semifinal heat. The Pirates junior varsity eight won Its consolation final (6:29.4) after finishing fifth In a morning champlonsh1p semifi- nal. The OCC women's varsity Wyman shines in loss • SOPTBALL: Estancia High sophomore Allison Wyman smacked a triple and scored three runs, but the F.agtes' soft- ball team lost, 9-4, to Golden West League visitor Orange Monday. Estancia closes out the sea- son 6-15, 3-9 in league. Orange Improved to 7-5 In Golden West League play. Panthers blank Eagles • MSRBAll.: The Estancia High baseball team closed out the reguJar season with an 11-0 Golden West League loss to visiting Orange Monday. The Eagles end the season, 3- 19. 0-12 in league. Estancia col· lected two hits, provided by seniors Eric Scheafer and Mall Ronquillo. • Baseball summaries: Pacific Coalt L .. p Wm11r oeo 0&1 • 11 10 1 Morton, Gontelez (21. Cooper (01 and Benson; Torgenaon and Cutapec. l -Morton, 0-2. W - Torgenson. 3B -Bucby (W). •Softball summaries: Padftc Cont Lupe CdM 1,c.MtryChapet O Scont bv lnnlnaa Calvary 000 oob 000 Ob • 0 II 0 CdM 000 000 000 01 -1 4 t Paino end Merrell; Tolfa and Stem. W -Tolfe, 7-5. l -Paino, 4-5 In league. 2B -Van Hlel (CdMI Gotdla .... LMpe eo.ta M.-. t , Westminster 3 Seote bv tnnlna• . M•a OilO bo4 1 -t 14 2 Wmttr 102 ooo o -J 11 o Butler end Millar; Bettencourt, Beck 161 and Ettrade. W -But1e~ 8-8. l - Bettanoourt. 28-Mal (CM1. Yamamoto (CM). HR -Kohan (WI 2. Gotdeft West LMaue Orange t , Estanda 4 Scc>re by Innings Orange 233 100 1> -ll r. 1 E1tancia 20I ooo 1 -4 1 & BrewinQtOn and Coan; C. Kaplan. Mason (4), C. Kaplan (4) a.nd Ockey. W -Brewington. l -C. Kaplen, 6-13. 3B -Aragon (0), Wyman (E). VOLLEYBALL Continued from A7 OCC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK program's four seasons, is on the road for Friday's Oivi· ii.ion V first round. The l.Jghtning, which lost a coin Olp for the Academy League's No. I playoff representative, will meet Camino Real l.cague champion St. Bernard ( 10-3) Crom Pia ya del Rey for the chance to m~ve on to the May 18 quarterfinals. f.slancia. vying for its first Southern Section volley- ball crown, reached the Division m semifinals last sea- son with virtually the same team. Coach lhtcey Ingraham's F.agles arc pared by sen- iors Josh Kornegay and Kris Ha.rtwdl. as well as junior setter ltevor Holmes. • Loam (10-7) is an al-large entry from the Empire League, after going just 2-6 In league play. Newport Harbor, ranked No. 2 in Orange County, should take plenty of momenlUm and confidence Into Friday's opener. Coach Dan Glenn's Sailors defeated CdM and Woodbridge In five-game battles Thursday and Friday to cap their strong regular sea.son. CdM had won six In a row before falling to its Back Bay rival But ContJ said his squad, keyed by junior twins Kevin and Tom Welch. is anxious to do better than last year. when the No. 2 seed was swept in the Division n quarterfinals by visiting Arcadia MAnSKOLNIK .._. ........ ~ ... e -E-e:F~==I ·-•r:Ubeto ~au:t~ ........... ~musubl .............. Countof Monte Cttfto• fa"Oliet ..... -·--= "Wlnnt:'ff OF (Southlm Section DMslon I cn.~lpJ In high school (in 2002). WMllln~Heled c.a111om1a a>mmu~ colleoe ~ 1n·digs =and digs pet g.me ()AS') to the Plrnet iNCh the state ptayoHs. .,. ... '°""'1lot' spotU <Md -- • - LANlRAN -.--~~~e :!pounds ... r .... ~ ~....,._, <Mdll: Todd AubWI .. " ...... ...._Dim 5um , ...... .....,. ·Never a.en Ki..ct• ' .,. ........ .....-t ·My pwtner and I won the doubles matd'a egalnst Grossmont. No one. .wn out crHICh. through we could.· .... 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QAl.YPl.OT~\OI PlRMITS IN SINOlf • CHM X l otC$ $!JIK • ' lh• follow1n1 pe1sons .,,. dnona bu•lnus H Rosello Socce1 Ac:•demy. 112 Whtlec•p L Int, Newport Cont, CA 92657 Chr"topher M Ro"lll. 220 Lone lite, Irvine, CA92603 Thos buitness os con· ducltd by an lndtvlduel Heve you sl•• led dolnc business ytl? No Christopher M Roselli fhlt t l•ltm•nt wn ftltd Wtth lhe Collflt~ Cler~ of Orana• County on 04/14/04 2004 .. 1211• Dilly Pilot AlH. 20, 27, May S. ll. 2004 T986 •nDOf MlK&aWI ....... ,., 4 ~Sec. 21700. 217'7 Nolke It htftby &1¥wn by ''"' 111\0tfalfntd th•t • pulllk llt4I Hie of the l ollowln1 dttetlbtcl petlOl'ltl ptOj)ttly ...... .,. htlcl •I the how of I lO PM, on th• 2Sth Dey of of May, 200ol, Covnly of OB11p, Stele ot Cali fofn1• Yht prop•ty Is stortcl b~ INSTOllA~ COSTA MCSA, toc;,tff ti 20ll MWf'OltT 8LVO .. COSTA MU A, CALI FORNIA 9l611 TM ltlfft• to be told "' rtntfeny •· 1crlllld 11 follo w•• clothlllt. toolt en4/0f oU. hOu h9ld lttlllJ ''°'td by th• loMowtna ptfSOfW IWl9 $.l'ACl "° tCJ. fl. ROlMO Cl" Rf.NO, ltOH C200 IM!IHP. SCOTT IJW OLMllO, ft , ll\ITl. IO 8115 llOTICI Of~ SAll Of WllDOIB PIOP91l & llJISA.Ll NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVEN THAT THE UN OCRSICNED WILL SEll Al PUBLIC AUCTION, PURSUANT TO SECTION 21700 or TUE BUSINESS ANO PROHSSIONAl COO£, THE fOUOWlNC DESCRIBED P110PERTY TO WIT, RYAN TOOO UNlf 074, DRtSSER. MAllRCSS. COl f CLU8S, ClOTH(S, MISC ruRNITURE. COOLER DAMON l\Ell Y HEARD 024 RANCE . TABLE. CHAIRS, SHUmRS, fllE CABINET. TRAIN SET. OR£SSER. BOX£S ' MISC HOUS£HOLO SALE WILL BE BY COMPETITIVE BIO ON THE 26TH DAY Of MAY AT 10 00 A.M Al THE PRCMISES WHCRC SAID PROPERTY HAS BEEN STORED WHICH IS AYRES SELF STORAGE, 1880 WHITTIER AVE... COSTA M£SA, CA 9?627 lANDLORO RESERVE.S TllE RIGHT T 0 BIO A f tHE SALE PURCllASES MUST 8£ MAOC BY CASH ANO PAID FOR AT THE TIME Of PURCHASE All PUltCHASCO COOOS ARE SOlO, "AS ts• ANO CYERVTHINC MUST Bl REMOVED AT TllE TIME or SAlE SALE IS SUBJECT TO CANCEL LATION IN THE EVENT or A SETTLUUNT BtTWECN LANDLORD ANO OBLIGATED PARTY ftullll1llell Newport ltKll/Cost• Mesi Diiiy ~t Mey 11, Ji&! .......... ......... fht lollow1n1 penoM are dotn& bustne5S .n Contrectors Unlur11ted, 1!>701 Tustin V01•1• W1y J.8, Tushn, Caltfo1111a 92780 Rosa Elen• AIVBfldo, 15701 Tushn Vtll•ae Way I J.8, luston C1hforn11 92780 1 h" busonen ts con ducted by an mdtvtclual Have you star led doln1 busmen yet? No Ron Elena Alvarado lhos statement wn !tied woth the County Cltrk of Or1n1• County onOJm/04 2004 .. 7930 Daily Pilot Apr 20. 27. May 4, 11, 2004 1991 Tht followona personi •re doona business 11: Xrperty, 284 Kno1 Piece, Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Otvtd Conway. 284 Mnoa Plitt, Costa Mese, CA92627 Thos business is con ducted by. 1n lnd1vidu•I Have you started doinl busintn yel1 Yes 3·?6·0I David Conwey This statement was llled with lht Counly Cler). of Oren11• County on 03/30/04 20046 .. 0HI Dally Pilot Apr. 20, 27. May 5, It, 2004 1987 Tiit follow1n1 per1ons ere dolna llullnHs aa. AMTCO TRANSMISSIONS AHO AUTOMOTM SPE CIAllSTS, 1728 l'l1ctntla Ave .. Costa Men, Cali lot nit 9?627 Rowt W Elli•. 11~ Pltctnlla Avt , C°'t I Mesa, Calilornl1 92627 Tiiis buslneu 11 con cklcltd by. 111 lndMdual Hn• you ttlf'ttd dolna bu1lne yet? No R6"ft W. Clllt Thll lllllmtnt Wit flltd wit" the Count; Clttll of Oren11 County on05/07/04 2004'"'"' Dally Pllol _May I J, II, 2S, June I, Z004 l012 MICIOICI cm or_,_. NUG•••t .... .... S.1i.c1 Pl'CltlOS•lt met b. ttctl'l'td •I tht office of tlwl C1t1 Clltll, Cltr Hall, UOO Newport l ouleverd1 P 0 l oa 1111. Ntwpoft '-"· CA t:tW·ltlS IMtl 4"00 r M l!1! frHlu . Mn 24, 2004, for (31) POLICE MOBILE AUOIO/VIOEO SYSTEMS TO MHl fH£ CllY S REQUIRlMENlS Approved by the Clly Council on June 24 2003 When relurmne your proposal, please mark lht ennloe>e BIO POllCC MOBllC VIDrO SYS If MS DUE 4 00 P M . M1y 28. 2004 f 01 1 copy of lhe Request for Propoul, or further 1nfotma1ton. call ll£UT£NANI JOHN DESMOND 1t 949 644-3660 LAVONNE HAAllLESS, CITYCLERll Publhhtd Newport Beach/Cosh Mei» 011ly Pilot May 11. ?004 T009 fhe lollow1n11 ptrM>ns •r• do1n1 bus•ntss IS A heh Snluhons, 24771 La V1d1, Leeuna Nlauel. Clltforn11 92627 Alul Mychtl Thompson, 24771 la Vida, leaunt N11uel, Cahforn11 92621 lhts busontss ii con· dueled by an 1nd1vidu1I Htwe you star led doln11 bustnen yel1 Yes. 04/ 30/1999 A&.il Mychal Thompson This statement was hied wolh the County Cieri. of Or anae County on 04/15/04 20046 .. 2477 Oe1ly Pilot M;ry 4 11, 18, 25. 2004 TOOi Fictttlels ..... llmeS...... The lollowln& pe1sons 11 e dotna busmess as Sail C1hforn11 N~wporl Buch. 251 Shipyard Way •A, Newpo1I Beach CA 9266J Jelhey Trasll . 11642 Mar bit Al ch Di 1ve. Sant• Ana, CA 92705 Th~ bu"ness ts con ducted by •n 1nd1v1du•I Hav• you star led do1na • busmen yet1 Yes. 6/!>/ 88 Jefltey Trull fh1s slatemenl wu • ltled with the Counly : Clerk of Ora n1• Counfy on 04/22/04 2004 .. 132'2 Oaoly Ptlot Mey 4. II. : 18. 25. 2004 TOOO • . .. The lollowln& persons • are do1n1 business as Built Bui Consl1uct1on 8?4 W 15th St #51, • Newport Buch, Cah tornl• 92663 Ooualu John He•Yl side, 824 W 151h St •51 Newport 8Hch, • CalifOfnia 92663 Thos business ts con· ; ducted by en 1ncl1v1du1I • Have you star led do1n11 • business yel? No Oou1ln John Heaviside : This statement was a flltcl with t~ County • ._ Clerk of Oran1e County on 05/07/04 2004 .. 15014 O~ily Ptlol May ll. 18, 25. June I, 2004 TOI' PLUG IN Plug into the Pilot Classified section to find services from electronics and plumbers. to landscapers and ~inters. ' ' I ' 1 I I • i ~ I I ' I ! 1 ( I -..----.-=;~--=---------. - ----... -----.. ,. -• ,. • ... .. . . ,, I "' ADVll115ll8l1 fOl leS Subject lo conditions prescribed by the Universit1 of Caflfornla. Irvine, s .. fed bids for • lump·sum contract ere Invited for the following Worll: SOTA PLAZA HNOYATtON ,.OJICT NO. ttl 07S UNIVERSITY OF CAlllotlNIA, IRYINE llYINE, CAU•ORMIA ou caw•noH OF woai(, . ·;'fhe SOTA Plaza Renovation Involves lhe complete recon1truction of the plaza which is at the core ot the orlainal School of the Arts complea. The orlalnal bulldlnas. deslaned as a sln110 1roup1ne. were 1rr91ed around a centrtl open uee that was developad as a meeting area tor faculty and students, a pine. To help relnvlaorate this area of the School end lo develop a focal point for School tdon\lly, a renovated plaza Is proposed, This renovation Includes the followina components. • Replacement ol all landsupe and hdaation and hardscape ulillilnii a variety of materials and surface lutures. • Incorporation of saveral art elernents 1ncludln1 a ·waler labte• type fountain end unique pethway lr&hllng • Severel eud10 visual components 1nrludm1 video monitors, microphones and speakers and video cameras • An amphitheater with theatrlcal and vldeu pr 01echon capab11ill8'i. • Slte watei and electrical utilities. • Planter wells and relain1n& walls • Structural modification of uislina bmldma conslruchoo The proposed proiect area 1.$ approaimately 40.000 square feet. btlmcte4 c-stntctt ... Co.ti $1,500,000.00 llDDH QUAUFICATIONSt Prime lldders who de not meet tfMt ..-llflcatl-t In tlto c-trect 0-onta moy not bo ellglblo for owercl. Pr'l1110 llclclor• must svltmlt their qvollflcotlon• on th• form pt'e¥14e4 bl the Unlvo"lty os °" ottochmenf to the 114 f orm. PllOCIDUll Si Biddln11 documents will be available at 2:00 P.M .. Thvndo.,, Moy 13, 200•. and wlll be issued only al Oesi11n & Conslruclion Services Unlven ity ol Cahforn•a. trvme 5201 California Avenue, Suit~ 250 Irvine. CA 92697 ·24!>0 Phone No. (949) 824·6630, Hotline (9'9) 824-8 117 Checks for a n<H'·re huidoblo fee will be requ11ed '" lhe •mount of $25.00 per 1el of Blddlne Documents Checl\s are to be mad1> payable to "The Re11enh ol the Un1ven.1ty of California.· Biddine documents will be available tor viewing al the lollowing plan roolJI locetlons beginnlne 2:00 PM, Thursday, May 13. 2004. f. W. Dodge Co"'f'O"y (McGr-HIH Con1tructlon) 2150South Towne Centre Place, Suit .. 100 Anaheim, Cl\ 92806 AUenhon Ms Kann Carlson f'hone • (714) 937·0831 Fu • (714) 937-tlfUl CMD -Anaheim (llee4 C-ttt'Vctl°" Doto) 1717 South S tate Colleae Boulevard, Suite I~ Anaheim, CA 92806 Attention: Ms. Ker stain McWllorfer Phooe • (877) 556·9371 far II (877) 286·1001 A M-'otory Pro-llcl (Oflferonco Oftd Project Site Yltlt will be conducted on Tu .. doy, Moy 11, 2004, be11111mne p1omptty at I l iOO A.M. Parltclpanls shall meet at: U111Ye<s1ty ol Callforn1a. l<vtne President's Conference Room · ,,.,.\a OH1ce But1d1n~ 4004 Me5.a.Road. Suite 3000 Irvine, CA 9269/ (949) 824 6630 A Soc-4 M-Mtory Pre-llcl COflferetKe cmd Proj•<1 Site Vl1lt w11f be conducted on l1t-doy, J-I , 2004, beainnmR promptly al 12:30 P .M. Participants shall meel al University of Cahforma, Irvine President's Conference Room Mesa Office Buoldme 4004 Mesa Road, Suite 3000 Irvine. CA 92697 (949) 824·6630 Only Bidders who parllc1pate in botlo of the Pre·B•d Cnnferente~ and Proj eel Site Visits. 1n thetr entirety. will be allowed lo bid on the Protect Persons alflvina tater than I 1:05 A.M • .,, Moy II, 2004 and •I 12:3S P.M. on J-I , 2004 will not be allowed to bod as pnma contrarlors on the Protect for further information. cuntact Lorraine Medin~ at (9't9) 824 7649 Oes•an & Constructron Services. Universlly of Cahlornld. lrvme l ld1 will bo recelY'!d Oflly ot: Bid Bo a. r ron\ Couoter Des1an & Consttuchon Servtc" University of Calrforota. lrv111e 5201 California Avenue, Suite 250 lmne, CA 92697 2450 Phone No (949) 824 6630 llcl1 ....,., be racelYecl -or before 2100 P.M., THUllSOAY, JUNE 17. 2004 llclt wlH Ito ..,..,, ... et 2:05 P.M .. THUllSDAY, JUNE 17, 200•, att University of Callforn11, frv111e OeslRn & Construction Service' Sullivan and W'1&hl Conferenc11 Rooms 5201 Cahfornoa Avenue. Suite 250 Irvine, CA 92697 2450 Bid Secu1ity m the amount of 10~ of the lump sum bd3oe bid, eacludmg allernslu. shall accompany each bid. The surety 1ssuina the Bid Bond shill be. 011 the btd deadline, an admitted surety Insurer (n deliMd In the California Code of C1v1f Procedure Section 995 120) The successful Bidder and its subcontractors will be required lo follow the nondlscrlm1nallon requirements set forth In the Bidding Documents and to pay preva1hn1 weae retes at the lncatlon of th~ Work The successful Bidder will be requ11ed to llave the tollow1na Calltornla contractor's license current ~I the lime ol the Bid Opentn11. lKfNSf ClASS1flCATIOH1 General Buildina Contractor landscaplna Contractor UClNSE CODE: B. •rid c 27 THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY Of CALIFORNIA University of Cahfornla, Irvine May 2004 Published New ort Beach osla Mesa Dall Pilot Ma 11 18 2004 T003 How to Place A CLASSIFIEAD -----Policy----- Rates and deadlines are subject to Change without notice. The publisher reserves the right to censor, reclassify, revise or R'jccc any classified, classified display or display advertisement Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. The Dally Pilot a1.1cepts no liability for any elTOI' in an advertisement for which it may be responsible Cllccpt for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insert.ion. By Fax (949) 631-6594 !"-~.,.. .... .iia-....,.i we·uc11,..tat"'• ,;.c.-.1 By Phone (949) 642-5678 By Mail/In Person: 330 West Bay Stiw1 <.:osta Mesa. CA 911'21 Al Nev.'})Ort BtvJ. & Bay St. Hours: .....-----Deadlines---- VISA 1160 '°' $$ 4 lfCCNtOS nc .Im, Clmic. Et 5!h & fl1s J3l. Mee, SjW. bile an.- Mike 949·645 ·7505 ENTERTAINMENT Splclal Ewnts 1310 EQUAi. llOUSll6 OfPOIJlllJY All real estate advert1s ina 111 this newspaper i$ subject to the Federal fa1r lfousina Act of 1968 as amended whjch makes II llleg~I to advertise ·any prefer· ence, limitation or d1sc11m1nallon based on race. colo1. rehe1on. sex, hancllC~p. fam1ll1I status or nallonal 011gln, or an intention lo make any such prehHencti, f1mila· hon or d1scrimi11•1ion. • Th11 newspaper will not llnowinaly actepl any advertisement 101 real esta te which "' in v1ol1t1on of the law. Our readers are hereby Inf or med that all dwell 1n11s advertised in this newspape• are available on an equal opportunity basis. To comp lam ol dis· er 11T1inatlon, ull HUD toll free at l 800 424·8590. AMctlons 148.1 WANTED ANTIQUES Old« StYle Ftunlturo PIANOS i!r Coll.cti~ ·~-·~· .~...,.·~·~~ ;:649-49~ SOUTH COAST AUCTION 22029o.11Wn9'. .._AM.CAt2701 ~ •• L....,.ef".A•.."6 WWW~O'UW CLASSIFIED lt'sthe solu· tion you're searching/ or- whether you're seeking a home, apart· men~petor new occupalion! FIND ~ FllWICWJ PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ~2'50 $$CASH$$ Co1h !tOW for structured settle· menls, annuities and Insurance payouts. (800) 794 7310. J.C. Wentwo rth .. JG. w~ntworth inoan\ ush now to r \lructured se ttlem e nt s (CAL •SCAN) HEAL llt SERV1CES Medical Equipment 2535 New, Neve1 used Jet 2HO power chair /moto11ted scooter pa id $5600 Sllcnfice $2000 offer for plcil·up only 714.595. 5159 HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICES 2600 Tcltpllooe 8:.lOam-S:OOpm Monday-Friday Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday NEWPORT CONSIGNMENT GALLERY AHTIOtJES a COUECTIBL.ES • UPSCAl£ F\JRHrruRf PW«:lS a ART • Rn.lil l'r"ts ~..Jiud • Wo Mili HOUioO Calli •CASI I BUY OUTS • Ont ,Pi= or l'..n1i1T E.statt • C.Ous1g11mrnu fua.prnl Di1ly • Emttt Sala · Lq;al Appr.11uh • llondcd ll£ Liaru<d • SKSQ FT FR~EWAY fl<.ON'JA(,f SliOWROOM • 111 \~ta Mou; End of'>'> Fwy TOU.FREE 888-4 3 4 -072 2 U9 0!50 4010 TI 4 454 0712 1941 NEWPORT BL. COSTA M ESA JEWB.RY/ 3460 Business DIAMONDS/ =~ PRECIOUS METALS Fnndltsa Mlchotle chrOftographlc watch w/d1amond$. 2 "cro,· band!I. Was SIOOO. !Mlcrtf1ce $410 obo 949· 456·9474 949·640 0831 Cooot Coln Needs Old Coins! Gold, s ilver. ieweto-y, watche-, antJQues collecllbles 949-641·9448 3905 l\Lt CASH CllNOY Route Do you earn $800 1n • day• Your own local candy route. Includes 30 machines Ind candy All for $9.995 MulttVend. 11 C 880 Gr~nd Blvd Oee1 Par~. NY 117'19 Im 814 6047(CAl •SCAN) Monday .................... fritlay S:OOpm Friday .............. Thursday S:OOpm Tucsday .................. Monduy S:OOpm Saturday ............... Friday 3:00pm Wednesday ............ l\Jeid11y S:(~m Sunday .................. friday S:OOpm Thursday ........... Wednesday S:OOpm /.fRMJ Of lQSH; ~ House. No e(Jlily ok We Buy Any property Any where, Any COfdtiori No Hoose too ~ or snwl- Cash Today 31C>-9Z!H924 (CAL '"SCAN) Owflto11clln9 Schoel• close,knil community 4br 2'/•b• 3237sf Home $1,150,000 888·459-2200 Alt www.edch11p11rro.com RURAL PROPERTY RESIOENTIAl R€NT ALS ORANGE 7400 COUNTY Balboa Plnlnlula mlcillba.-4540 FOR SALE 2lr I lo rlll'Mly remodeled, hup sunny windows. side 1•d w/separata entrance. $1950/mo 949-6-44-0396 WTSIDl CM Ole 5'lC Corona del Mar IYai. ~. 5.>1osf. 12B\s1, ftanchesrflrml/ 1 ........... pr. tncry 129 Cabflo ~ dean, Country~ 5915 rm, lbll to bch, ~ pYI weal lod ·5tn AllUONA IEST IAlllGAIM, ~ed patio, lmmacutate Prl111• Office Suite 36 acres S34.900. Slti>ll'AW~ Appro• 681st, 1063sl & Beautiful rllrlCh 111 W1Um$J 2br 2bo ......... across 1223sf al $1.80 Sl.98tsa fla115taf1 are•. perfect form Cunallon park 1 near Newport Center. 6.100' climate Spectacul<lr c•r ear aae wd. S2900mo Available 213·746·6300 mounlawt views. Affordable Russ 949 494·8048 NEED TO SEU YOUR PROPERTY OUR HOMES Of THE WEEK PAGE ON SATURDAYS . CAN HELP CAU financtna. AZLR I #fT7 282 CdTl SfR .-ty ,_ :b 5263 (CAL •SCAN) Z.5bil Mm. ~ hie w/(Jlwile lUIOOSO AllA -NlW IXll-'*n. IJ'I be, 2 c P MfXICO 140 Acres only llRI SJ«X) 9119Ql.11D) $49,900 Adtacenl lo ,......,. ....__ Nahonal f orest. [lh ..__ deer. small a•me Abuttma Ranth Pre~erve lor added per m~nent open s pacf\ Creal Spnrlsmen area Abso lutely 8nuhful 'etltn& and land Remote & private but with year round road at~C$S and s till an El d11ve to eac1tina Ruidoso Best r inancme ever 888 292-9711 (CAL "SCAN) lt1•h lde 1 Ir c.n .... w/enclosed yard S985mo 329 Urnven1ty Unit N 949·574 2031 Christina Quiet upper Ire 1111 w/d 111\ups. aw. disposal, cs part. $95() A!JA lor MN all« I pm HMS0-4U5 Miscellaneous Services Junk Ywd 8tnln"• for sole In Co•I• Mesa & 2605 Cits 3610 Gll'I StabOn lot sale in -IM_M_E_D_fA_T_E_C_A_S_H_l!l_U_S --------Cypress. Cal 310.776-99?2 lOllAll 000.U 94f.S74-424S M.. -,.ts lb< nr trl sq, pnv 11ard. bale . berber etpt, upsta S975 Klem Mamt 949·642 1800 £'.WO c:-...y w• 2br spllUvl, den, w/IOtt f p, sky'ltte, deck, n/pel 180 [ 21st s I 29!im 949-(,tl). 7 /76 Pension Fundma pays ....... C.lftil• cash now for 8 years of !or Adoption Siil 12·4·00 your 1uture pension PetSmart C11sla Me~ payments Call 800-!>86 17th & Supet1or. (Neat 1325 tor a FREE.. nu to MicNet\) 9'19 451 :rzn SECRET SHO,,US NUOl O. Pose u cus tomen for 1tore evalu atoons Gel paid to shop local >lores. restaurants, theaters flulble hours. Em11I Required 1 800 58!> · 9074 u I 6048 (CAL "SCAN ) AJll GPaOl.lS Ht-S74-424t RESORT/ VACATION PROPERTY FOR SALE 21r -Oog Oil, fenc:ed yard. dech, w/d, dw, Bl Rne. ear Sl,495 327 E 21st St IB 714 545 0442 obli&•l •on es timate www.uspe11s1011fund1na com (CAL "SCAN) ANTIQUES 3010 APPUANCES 3050 NUJI HEW MAYTAG waslq ITii1dwle, rr1.1tctq efeclTIC rk~. wtvb! S4?-I for boll! 949 ............ 5 1 ART/ PAINTINGS 3060 l .(. G.,-.,_ litho11raph Monument Valley, liVllld & nurrtlaed. beaufllully framed $2000 71•-7'4-4771 HOME FURNISHINGS CHlHY SUIGH IED Solid wood, brilnd ,_ Ill bo• lflJSI move. Worth SllXl -S2fD 949 'H>-w:m NASA memory loam matt set Ntw In plasl1c w/w1rranty $695 can deliver 949 35S 8097 leather Sofa & loveseat brand new in the crate Must Sell Can deliver. S795 949 355 8097 Sell your Car In C.:hu11ifi'8d ! IUSCU( 911 l il~·, Uncertainties Happen! Pel Owneu Nted Help Well Mannered Adult Cats & Older Ooir; need new hom11s Adopt Adull lln1m1ls 30 day retu111 Polley www.anlmalnetworh ore SPlllNG llJTTfHS & CA TS 0 0&$ on line -.a~RolsJd 11 ptll tunes, .Jl [llty t...., pr. lltJOd ~ lll'lAlnd. YU>. deYIG!ned. "" ~ '1flVf dlon ts. Vtlwd; ~.., a .,..,. l2"'1m ~ 'll/9 AISOWTI GOlOMtNEI 60 vend1na machines/ eicellent locations. all for $10.995 800 234--6982 Real Estala Misc. Offers 4245 LMl<lna for fQJI ...Uef? How a1>ot1I •n invest· men I on the beach I bf oyo Apt $385.000 Call 888 459 2200 Ari SPECTACULAJt TfNNIS COUlll ESTAU f>O()()sl ~br 6ba home I 22acre ol 111~11 111 ound:s, p11vate li&hled ten111, cou1t 180 · ncn & catalona. views $3,995.000 P.itrick Tenore 949 856 9705 IAYFllONT W/2 Side Tie~ 4br J .5b11 6000 st e•lal~. pool. spa & ated e11try S!>,99'.>,000 PalrlCll Jen01e 949 856 9705 .... _view .... .. $ ................. 4br lba 'l><'tto & 3bf i'ba balcooy S 1,650,IXX> Jeremy 81•11$ Aeoot 949 :n> 1549 Mountain n.-.rty 5965 Iot t Stele lteou 2b 2bd ._ '......:.. "'"'.......:'-------IJllPl' COlldo. vault ceil5.. Ip, SO.COLORADO RANCH Sale. 60 AC $29,900. ooly $4/ a w~• • Save money now and own some of Colorado's best land Spectacular views of th" Rockies Accen lo 6000 •c of BLM Rec 1rea Year ruurid access. elec/lel Included ( •. cellent hnant1n11 low down payment! Call today toll free 866,61J6 5263 "based on 20~ down. 15 y1 6 95~ vrm (CAl •SCAN) 2 drldls. p . 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Bay St. Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627 ATTN: Baseball Cards • We will design a "BASEBAU CARD" for your child and publi1h it on our special pagel AU PHOTOS Will If RETURNED TO THE ADDRESS YOU PROVIDE IElOW. PLAYER'S NAME & NUMBER: ____________ AGE -· --- TEAM NAME:-------------POSRlON·------- Addreu for '9tum of photo: Street: __________________________ ~ City: --~-~---------------ZIP Code _____ _ H you wlah to p.ay by credit card: (CMIC* ()Ill) Vt8A____MAST£R CARD __ _,AMERICAN EXPRESS---.DtSCOVER,___ __ Card Number: ______________ Explr9tk>n ... · ----- "Employee. " "Empleado. " ''Arbeitnehmer. " "Employe. " (I . I I , --_, "''''"'' • (1 ~ _,(,,,, • AlO 1~. May 11, 2004 Lllm .... n.-Y&.IASH ""'~**" Ml_,..YllMlOa •4t-47S-4i.1 a.. ........ 1bt lb• 1 CIH 111rk1n1. p•ho. i.undy 1 oom . •&l $1~!>0 949 ?91 4611 ClOSl lO HOAG lb! 2b1 2 t par kln1, i>•hu, l•und< y1 m. 111 $I !>!JO 'M'I 1113 4632 WaAte Wett<Nff~ ?br C1mdo/f'r lsltn• 12•2 Hulland •~. 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