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Home My WebLink About2004-05-25 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot.. • 10 Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 TUESDAY, MAY 25, 2004 A CLOSER LOOK Facing scrutiny in, out of the courtroom Women who say they have been raped have to deal with fear, embarrassment and trials' spotlight. She was 16 years old at the time. The girl began her testimony on May 18, about two weeks Into the trial. For the most part. she was unflappable. She answered questions such as: "Did you lie to your parents?" and ·Do you like sex?" With a simple "yes" or "no.• Heather Banuelos. program direcror for Sexual Assault Victims Services, which also serves as Orange County's rape cri· sis center. rhe district a11omey's office in Santa AnJ, help out alleged victims and 1hc11 families, she said. Oeepa Bharath 0a;1yri1ot SANTA ANA -On Thursday, the 18- year-old girl known to the wolid only as "Jane Doe" did somethlng she hadn't done through several hours of grilling questions. She cracked. Tears came rolling down her .face as she saw a video of herself sitting on a couch with two boys, who now stand accused of gang-raping her as she was unconscious. Prosecutors say Greg 1 laidl, son of Orange County Assistant Sheriff Don Haldi. Kyle Nachreiner and Keith Sprum raped the girl and sexually assaulted her with various objects as she lay pru.sed out on a pool table in the I laid.ls' garage. The o nly time she even got choked up before Thursday was when prosecutor Dan Hess asked her to identify the three defendants by their names. It's this type of scrutiny that discour- ages rape victims from taJcing the stand or even going forward with a case. said If THE SHOE FITS "One can only imagine the embar- rassmen1 and fear thal a woman feels when confronting the perpetrators." i.he said. "Its harder when the defense ls at- taclcing the victim for past experiences. which have very Little do with the charges ngain'lt the defendants.· That Is the reason why so few of these cases even go 10 trial. Banuelos added. Victim advocates, who also work from "Advocates arc trained to take them through the i.~tem," -.lw said. "They 1alce them on a court tour and also fa - miliarize rhem with 1he criminal justice system." le alw doe1-.n't help 1ha1 'ociety is not 100 kmd to rape vict1m1>. &nuelos said. "We haw a long way IO KO in under- M3Jlding that ii is noc tlw victim's fault," See COURTROOM, Paae A4 Taking the pop out of illegal fireworks T h e City Council 's plan is to bring in extra police officers a nd firefighters. Deirdre Newman Oa1lyP1lot . CO~TA MESA -Polin• and fin• offit 1als are taking a tougher approach 10 illegal fireworks this year: zero 1olc·1 ante. KENT TREPTOW I [)All.Y rn OT Frustration with illqpl fireworl..s reached a fevt'rCd pilch OV('r the l:t'>I rt'W weeks us the City Council workl•d fO rt· Mrict the sale of '><lle-Jnd "'-'"<.' firtwork..'>. The council ulti matrly enacwcl a slew of restrk· lion., that maiuly re<lut·t· the num ber n( firework.., st anti'>. QUESTION Are Illegal fil'9WOl'tl •• problem in Costa Meaa7 Call ? • Carty Sharp, 5, laughs as her father, Bill, puts her shoes on her feet mid-swing at Heller Park recently. Whtll' the an nounn•ment nr the new appro.u h conws on till' het•I, ol this fnt\ tralion, the ca1.1 lyi.t W'J., the pm lifrration of illegal firework.-. new Po lice Oucf lnhn our Reader's Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or send e marl to dai/yp1/ot 10' latimos. com. Please spell your name and cell os your hometown and phone numbers for verification purposes only. 1 len-.ley Wll m:ssed 011 the UCI to investigate vandalism as hate crime prcviou-. Fourth of July. 1 ll·mh:y .;;lid I fl' approached Fire< hwf lim I Iii'> aho111 10111 ing forces to tackle this i.rnur~I.' Their preliminary plan i' tu bring 111 ex- tra police offin'I"> anti flrl'lighcrrs, pair them up and '>Cllll the tt•Jnh out to ferret ou1 both illegal fireworl.'> .md It-gal fire- works hcing ui.ed wherr lhl'y·re not aJ - lowed, like in public park\. Scnftlaw:-. will be ticketed. FBI will assist in the university's probe into the destruction of a wall built by Arab students. lo construct the cardboard display and to let It stand in the quad area - also known as the Free Speech Zone -for a whole week. university offi- cials said. They initially said there was not enough evidence to prove that the incident was motivated by race. reli- gion or politics. ~That 'ltgn was about a 150 feet away and it was reportedly burned down around the same time as rhe wall.'' Brown !>aid. "We're going to be Investigating this incident as a hate crime now." Oeepa Bharath Oai!yP1lot UC IRVlNE -The torching of a symbolic wall built by Arab srudents on campus last week will be investi- gated as a hate crime, university offi- cials sald on Monday. The Society of Arab Students erecr- ed the 6-foot-by-8-foot wall made of Daily Pilot ATA GLANCE ON THE WEB: www.daiWiot.COOl WEATHER ~ Expect a repHt of Monday. SeeP.,eA2. THE VERDICT Ro~ Gardner has the day off. HI• column will retum ne>Ctweek. SPORTS CdM hlttera ,,. eager lbout OF beaeball playoff 9lfM et Apple V.lf-v. S..PlpM cardboard bo.xes on Monday co depict Israel's controversial security banier being used to fend off Palestinian sui- cide bombers. Officials earlier had said that some- one set fire to the wall and burned it down Thursday afternoon, but said on Monday that the Incident was re- ported on Friday at about 12:15 a.m. The students had obtained a permit But police have now found that evi- dence. said Al Brown. UC1 police chief. The miscreants had also burned down another sign with the Muslim srudenrs' program schedule for the week, he said. Campl.ls police will conduct the in- vestigadon with the help of the FBI, he said. Brown, who has been UCl's polke chief for the last year-and-a-half and with the UC system for 31 years, said See UCI, Paae A4 Marines to land on Balboa Island The 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing Band will march and then perform as part of the 11th annual Balboa Island Parade. June Ca1a1r.nde Daily Pilot M.troA ISLAND -Jt took 10 years, but the an- nual Balboa lsland Parade finally landed a Marine C.Orpe band. •every year for 10 yeara we've asked them to participate," said Clty Councilman Steve Brom· bei1, a fonner Marine who aerves on the Para.de C.Ommlnee. "'They listen to us at ftrat. but then when we tell them the parade is only 2 ~ bloc.ks Jong, chat'& where we loae them! FYI •WHAT: 11th annual Balboa Island Parade •WHEN: 11 a.m. June 6; parade will go until about 12:16 p.m ., followed by music and event• along Marine Avenue. • WHERE: Merine Avenue. Balboa Island, beginning at the Balboa Island Bridge. •TO PARTICIPATE IN PARADE: Pick up an application by calllng Craig Page at (949) 723-41n or visit the Persimmon Tree or the Sally Huas Gellery, both on Marine Avenue. Deadline for entrin la May 29. •FOR SPECTATORS: Arrive earty. The Balboa Island Bridge wlll be cloaed from 10:45 a .m. until about 12:16 p.m .; the only access to the Island at that time will be by the ferry. Fom\cr Mayor Sandra Cienl'. who has railed against the city about the lack of en forcemenl on the Fourth of luly. saitl sht' welcomes the .. rrkler approach ~1 think thar\ a good fi.-..1 '>tep, ~ (,eni.., said. ··1 would al'IO liJcr to \ee 1.ero !Oler· See FIREWORKS, Pa&e A4 ThJI tfme was dllfe.renL Late last year, the New· port Beach City Counci1. Jed by Bromberg. unofft- ctally adopted a Ml.line Corp1 battalion at Camp Pendleeon, the lit Battalion lat Marine& The rela· donahlp amounta to actMties such u a fonml city proclamation and less fonnal events like get· ting residents to ~nd Valentine's Day cards to the ) / 1 troops in lraq. Though rhe battalion ls unrelated to the 3rd Ma- rine Aircraft Wing Band. the dty'a affection towaid fU PHOTO I OM.Y rt.OT Leading last year's Bal>oa Island Parade festivlbes was a classk: fire engine driven by the F aMbrook Fire Department. ... MMNS,PqeM , A2 Tues<tay, May 2!:1 2004 KIDS TALK BACK Movin' on up The Daily Pilot visited Wilson Elementary School and asked fifth-grade students, 'What are you most lookjng forward to when you go to TeWinkle Intermediate School next year?' ·rm looking forward to thecl~e~. especially language arts." JULIA GARCIA, 11 Costa Me-..t "My grade'>. i.o I can go to Renai~ce Ouband get free lhomeworkl passe~.· CHRISTINA GARCIA, 11 Cosca Me'>J "I can't wall 1oplay.,pum -baskec ball and soccer.· FERNANDO BARA.JAS,11 Cosca Me'-'l "I can'1 wall to get to reWinkk because or the Science • md l:nginct•rmg Oub It tcachc' you about '>etence and engineering and you get to go on field trip!> -fun ones." LEONEL ALVAREZ, 10 Cosca Me'>a "Meeung new teacheri.. _ They 1rea1 you good and If you're nervous you can tell them and they'U help you nol be nervou<1" AMY CASTIUO, 11 Cosca Mesa -Jmerv1ews and 11lwtogmplis compiled by Marisa O'Neil Daily Dally Ptlot' ON CAMPUS IN THE CLASSROOM DON lEACtt I DAILY PILOT Jasmine Dominguez, 1 O. 1s excited about JUntor high and going to TeWinkle Middle School next year. Looking forward Marisa O'Neil Daily Pilot prospect. F 11th-grader'> at W1l~on l·lernencary school will face ,, \\ hule Ol'"' world ntxt ~l'ar. d world ol phyi.1c.aJ cduca11011 cl.i,o;es. after o;chool '>POrt' .ind -no reel''>' Hanna cold the 'itudents about club at 1he school. like the Nacure Academy. which goe on special neld trips to an astronomy camp and to Catalina Island. rhat drew more gasps.. The O ub I tvl' .iJter·l>Chool program has parucs and goes 10 an Angels game. l>hr 'aid. Jasmine Domlngue1. 10, K•t'>ped and grabbed her frientl with e>.cicement. 'l1 ud1:111' !:OI a hinc ul wha c they can luok. forward to a~ :-.1x1h grader~ next ~ertr al n11ddle '>Chool when Je\Vmk.lt• la1tl•rrned1a1l· School counwlc>r' \ le~ha11 I 1.11111a and And the Rena1~sance aub - which requires scudents to gee no grade lower than a C -gives out passes that lets students go to the front or the lunch line one day a week or have a mgh1 off from homework. I hat one drew really big gasps. I reacher I louven1er \'l~11ell Wilson on Montlay. Whal 1hcy .,,11d drew plenty of ~asps of exci1cmcn1, nervou,nc'~ and !>hnt I.. front lhe anXJou' '>tudent,. · hir lunch at 1e\A111~t'. we have ptva .inc.I nacho'> an cl t oo~e\ and ill' cream CVl'ry day; 11.rnna told tht• filth wat1cr ... rlley ga,pt•d tn J\W ,1t the Lunch menu The Newport-Mesa Unified School District offers menu choices each day at elementary schools. Students mav choose a vegetsrian entree. The selection vanes and may be either a salad, sandwh:h.or'ho1 entree School lunches are S2 each. Here's what's being served this week. TODAY Munchable lunch salad with Cannon Fruit yogurt or chldcen lenders, baby carrots with ranch drp, diced peaches pudding cups and choice of milk. "Does a C·mtnll'> count?~ 11 ·year-old Mau (..<Jl>laneda abked. 1\Jrrn. our ii doe' And 1eachers at WEDNESDAY Munchable lunch salad or Galaxy Cheese p1aa, cnsp green salad with ranch, Minute Maid Frozen 100% Fruit Juice Bar and choice of milk. THURSDAY Oriental chicken salad with fresh baked whole grain roll or Oscar Meyer all beef hot dog on a bun, potato rounds, Sun Maid ra11ins and choice of milk. FRIDAY •Munchable lunch salad or two ground turkey soft tacos, lettuC9, salsa and cheese, apricots. chooolate animal cradcers and choice of milk. TeWinkle, Hanna said. know that some scudents don't do as well on tests, so they make sure to give lhem the opportunity 10 perform well on homework. "It's very. very. very important tha1 you do all of your homework every day.· she advised. Grisel Villafana, 11 , wondered if she'd get to write essays at TeWlnkle. Jasmine wanted to know if she'd have homework on Fridays. Yes, and no. Hanna answered, respecuvely. But 1hey have to read every night. At TeWlnkJe, Houvenler said, they don't wear uniforms. The students let oul a relieved sigh when they heard that. The school does have a dress code, however. That means no sagging pants, no hats In class and no makeup. "Do we have school dances?" MONDAY Memorial Day I 0-year-old Yarltca Rentera asked. She looked a UttJe disappointed when Hanna told her she'd have lo wait until seventh grade for those. After the counselors left. the buzz of excitement rem ained as the students talked among themselves about what's in store next year. Before they left, Principal Candy Sperling chipped in with some friendly advice about the awe-inspiring lunch fare offered at the school. Bui her words could apply 10 everything they'll face in the year to come. "I know we want to try it all, but don't try ft all In one week,• she said. "Pace yourselves." • IN THE ClASSROOM Is a weekly feature in which Dally Pilot education writer Marisa O'Neil visits a campus m the Newport-Mesa area and writes about her experience. Andersen, California, Eastbluff, Rea & Sonora. WEDNESDAY The Munchable lunch salad contains tossed greens, cherry tomatoes, cradcera and protein sources such as cheese, sunflower seeds, fruit yogurt and honey-roasted peanuts. (•peanut butter on selected days) Mariner'•, Victoria and Wilson. THURSDAY Adams, Klllybrooke, Newport Coast. Newport Height& and Pomona. FRIDAY Lincoln, Paularino, Whittler and Woodland. Papa John's Pina is served one day a week with vegetable, fruit and milk at each school in place of the regular menu. MONDAY College Park. Davia, Harbor View, Kaiser, Newport Elementary. TUESDAY No child la dlscrlmlnsted •Qllinst becauss of raa., sex, color, national origin, sge or disability. ff It ii believed a child has been discriminated •Qllinst, write immediately to the Secnrtary of Agriculture, Washington, DC 20250. "' '. •'•I I It . : ! . ·l •. ... •I ... • •I .. . ., r------------------------.., ,,, Pilot l.We '91\a Newt "'1Nnt. (949) 5744298 lu1s.pen.1 latmw.com PtiOTOGRAPHERS M11rlt C. Dustin. 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Ml'fbe thinga will pet°t( up a bit In ti~ for the long weekend. ' ' V..quelfty: INlllNlf.turfrlder.org I,. ' ' TIDES ! Lllf', 1'llN ~ , . ., 12: .. 1.m. 4.48 feet high '"" 9:<>41.m. 0.3'fMtlow 6:22p.m. 3.48 fMt high •' 8:17 p.m. 3.30fwtlow '.I ,,, .. , ... , WATER TEMPERATURE :• ' . 8'dtgrMI !t~ --~ -..... J Tuesday, May 25. 2004 AS NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW later. FYI ON THE AGENDA •WHAT: Newport Beach City Council meeting · Here are a few items the council will consider tonight MARINER•s MILE WALKWAY Plans to build a public walkway along the harbor In Mariner's Mlle have hit a snag: laclc of space. • WHERE: Council Chambers, 3300 Newport Blvd. SMOKING ON THE BEACH •WHEN: 7 p.m. 'Ille City Cowicil will return to an issue that's proved a burning debate in beach.side cities: Banning smoking on the sand. While a study of the idea has proven it's possible, the problem is that because a number of the buildings along Coast Highway are buUt right out to the water, part of the walkway would have to be constructed even farther toward the harbor -where docks now are. And most of those docks, staff members report, already are as far out Into the harbor as the federal government allows. •INFORMATION: (949) 644-3005 or www.city.newport·beach.ca. us In Newport, the discussion dates back to November, when members of the environmental group Earth Resource Foundation first asked for the ban. Since then, Newport Harbor High students also have called' on the council to throw figurative water on would-be smokers. WHAT TO EXPECT have effects on how the city handles eelgrass. Udo Marina Village, coastal bluffs and even Banning Ranch. WHAT TO EXPECT Staff members are recommending approval and submission to the state Coastal Commission. AIR SOFT RIFLES The city does have the power to enact a ban, according to city staff members. Pros to a ban would be the promotion of a healthier, nonsmoking liff!Style and a reduction in trash. The cons are the difficulty in enforcing the law and the possibility that smokers would move to other places to Ught up, such as parking lots and alleys. A plea for a little federal help. Staff members are encouraging the council to ask the government to reestablish the "pierhead line" farther into the harbor. The first step, being asked for tonight, is Lo provide $15,000 to Cash & Associates Engineering and Afchjtecture, which has been studying the issue, 10 investigate me idea more. The use of"air soft" rifles. which shoot peUets, has been growing. and it may be able to come to an end. The council wiU consider an ordinance adding the guns, which look much like real guns, to a list of weapons that can oniy be used with the permission of the cltys police chie( WHAT TO EXPECT WHAT TO EXPECT The City Councilmen have three options: TeU staff to put together an ordinance, send the issue to the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission for more discussion or have staff members gather more Information and report back LOCAL COASTAL PROGRAM The document that would govern development along Newport Beach's waterfront, it's been in the workb for longer than most council item!.. It could Given concern about the guns being misidentified as l'eai and someone getting hurt, it's likely that the pellet guns will go the way of revolvers and pistols. bill not squirt guns. NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING PREVIEW ON THE AGENDA I !ere are some of the items the Newport-Mesa Unified School District board of trustees will be discussing tonight. E-CAMPUS lk>ard trustees will consider an agreement that would allow ~tudents 10 take onJihe course!'.. American democracy and economics classe:. will be offered onl!ne this summer and next year. WHAT TO EXPECT llle pilot program will allow student!> to take online classes for credit. Oasses will meet once a week and students will do most of their coursework via computer. Rubert Hiles, who Leaches American democracy at Corona del Mar High School, and Kent WiJliams, who teaches economics at Estancia High School, will receive training In onJtne instruction from the 1-londa Virtual School, which rum, the program. District administrators had an informational meeting for mtert'Sted students earlier this month. Students who arc accepted to the program will a11end an orientation meeting prior to the '>Lart or summer school. MEASURE A The board will hear quarterly reports on the progress of Measure A from the citiu!ns' oversight committee and project managers. Measufl' A is the $110-miJHon school improvement plan funded by local and state-issued bonds. WHAT TO EXPECT Measure A improvemenL-;, now in the second year, are moslly completed at the first group of schools and are progressing at the second group. Small detail work at the group one schools remain at those schools. Work is stiU being done on restrooms at Kaiser Elementary School and a new bus turnout is ~heduled to be buill thjs summer at I !arbor View Elementary. The state division of architer1-. has apprcNed plan<> for the re:.t of the o;chools scheduled for improvements. ConstrucLio11 on the i.econd group of schools continues "with no major unfore:.een chang~ to date," according to a report from project managers at McCarthy Building Companie'>. In the second quarter of 2004. the company will bid and award work for Newport I !arbor High School, window replacement 111 Kaiser, I !arbor View's bus turnout and placing new re-locatable classrooms. FYI •WHAT: School Board meeting •WHEN: 7 p.m. tonight •WHERE: 2985-A Beer St., Costa Mesa •INFORMATION: http://www. nmusd.k 12.cs. usldeptslboel of Teachers and the district reached a tentative agreement lru.t monl11 on a three-year proposal to amend nine contract articles. Items negotiated include days and hours of employment. evaluauon, grievance procedure and f.alarics. WHAT TO EXPECT Union members ratified the tentative agreement last week. Total C'ttimated salary and benefit increase is nearly $2.7 million or 3.54% for next year and 1.82 percent thc following year. For 2004·05, school<; have the option or estahlishing Lile number of instructional minute'> for kindergarten clas.sl"' within the state's requireml'nts. lnstructlonal minutei. for grad~ one through three will be increa!.ed above l11e state required minimum. -O>mpiled by S.J. Cahn FOR THE RECORD A letter in Saturday's Daily Pilot included an lncorr~ name of the writer. '"Theory' not real- ity In Middle F.ast argu- ment~ was written by Gwen Johnson o( Corona del Mat. No mattf'I wlidl you're dot119, your hometown~ FITS 1N... Daily Pilot H EM Pl-I I I.I .'S Rl 'C ~ & < \l{PI I~ (?.~9) /2L.' 72/.l Tuesday Night Spedalt 40°/o OFF WINE wttfi 011 $80 or ltjs valutl FULL BAR • PRIVATE DINING 17 WESTCLIFF DRIVE, CORNER OF DOV 949-548-4060 Stea_ks and Seafood ~IVE JAZZ -In Our Lounge - •fhH 9:30pm Steaks • Seafood • Cocktails '"· 11r ... , ·"'"'" < ,,11 ... IJ I ., . ... (<J/i<)) (,/t (, -9 ,.-, II.I If\ c•t\f((' lhl)°l rl\lfJf' \\t• ( •l'-I 1 ,,, , 1 · · · ''r:lirl1 I"'' rt.1innu·111' •• . ~~ "Ootr 50 Yt41rS of firtt Q1141fity" All Types of Window Treatmenh • Valances & Cornice Boxes • Roman Shades • Blinds • Verticals • Shutters • Bedspreads 2 ( ) ' . ,· ' . I "" ' ,'. ' I I I " <>Fl : · .. ~"llte44~ DESIGN CENTER Factory & Showroom 1998 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa ~~ (949)642-8400 •wrn:A~':~IOTM During the 2004-05 school year, pilot courses in the two subjects will be taught at i;elected schools and a third course wiU be taught at Back Bay High School. LABOR AGREEMENT nw Newport-Mesa FederaLion 1he agreement covers revised lanJ.,'Uagc in the M!Ctions about days aJ1d hours of employment, union rights, evaluation, peer assistance and review. transfen.. leaves. ')alarie<;, health and welfare benefits and grievance procedure. -Marisa O'Neil WIN! WIN! WIN! ·'f.f ,11l<'r }our Child~~ />hn/t> fut" C'lto11l'l' tu \h'n u BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Passenger numbers climb atJWA Passenger levels at John Wayne Airport rose again In April as 100,000 more passed through the airport than a year earlier. airport officials said Monday. Airport officials reported a 16.1 % Increase In passengers, from 660,392 In April 2003 to 766,924 last month. Total aircraft operations rose 7.9% to 31,112. "Each of the firsl four individ· uaJ months of the year have set monthly records for John Wayne Airport passenger levels." Airport Director Alan Mwphy said ln a press release. ·we have yet to reach Memorial Day and we are already experiencing bwy holi· day and summer travel type pas· senger levels almost on a dally basts.~ Fairview Park program wins award Costa Mesa's FaJrview Park MltJgatlen Bank Program won an OutstandJng Planning Award on May 10 from the Orange County chapter of the Arneri· C8I\ Planning A.a n. The city has pioneered efrom to develop this creative concept or mJtlga- t1011 banking. The program enables devel· open to purchase mitigation credits ln Fairview Park for wet· Ian~ lmpacu from off-alte de· velopment projects. 'Jbe credlta go toward tho rutoratlon of ve~al pooll, enhancement or habitat and the long-term vt· ablltty or restoratJon effort& s49H Square ft. Granite Countertop...... 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ENTRY FORM: -------------------- Na/11 \ 13irthdate: hm r 1\ u nw: ~/ailing 1drlress: Payment Ml•tlwd: Credit Card number: Exp datr.: _____ -'Amo11nl Enclosed (------ ( 2:,1~· fWI' t•ntq) Signaturr: __________________ _ • f -. -.. . ..,. -~ .. PUBLIC SAFETY POLICE FILES COSTA MESA •Welt 8abr Str.ei Md Colege A~: Potffalon of drug1 was reported at 12:33 a.m. Sunday. • Mttol StrHt A burglary waa reported In the 3300 blodt at 1:48 a.m. Sunday. • Harb« 8oulfvard: A burgl1ry was reponed In tho 2000 bfodc at 2:37 a.m. Sunday. • NrNport Boul9Yard: Embezzlement was reported In the 1900 bloc* at 11 :42 1.m . Sunday. • Onu199 Avenue: A vehloJe burglary WBI reported In the 1900 blodt et 2:30 p.m. Sunday. ·~~ Trespassing waa reported in the 2800 blodt at 1:06 p.m. Sunday. • Pomona Av.,,ue and Jat'MI Strwt A traffic accident involving injuries was reported at 2:19 a.m. Sunday. ·~Avenue: Vandalism was reported in the 1700 block at 1:36 a.m. FIREWORKS Continued from A 1 o.lllCC of firework. .. outl>ide of the prei,crib~d time." For the past thr('e yt>a.rs, Cosla Mesa firefighlers have been out m the lltld. 11'minding revelers .1bm.11 firework !Mlfely, sociall1i11g .it block parlie'> and participaling In a counlywide firework!. !>urvey. 11wy collect and pru-5 along in · formation based on lheir ohi,er· v.itions of lUcgal and legal fire · Sunday. NEWPORT BEACH • bet Coat Highway and Cty9tat ..... hb l>rtw: A trafftc accident Involving Injuries waa rt1ported et 9:66 a.m.Sunday. • ~ DfMt and w..t Coatt Hlghwlly: A hit-and-run was reported at 2:04 p.m. Suodly. • ford and ........ l"Nda: Vandalism wH reported at 8:49 e.m. Sunday . • Jemborae Ro.d: A commercial burglary was reponed in the 3600 bloc* et 2:10 a.m. Sunday. • !CHI Dttw: A home burglary was reported In the 1400 blocht 12:51 p.m. Sunday. • Newpott c.nter Drtve East: An auto theft wa1 reported in the 100 blodc at 3:30 p.m. Sunday. • Sherington Ptece: Vandalism was reported In the 1800 blodt et 9:11 a.m. Sunday. • Via Udo: Petty theft wat "'ported in the 3400 blodc at 3:30 p.m. Sunday. worl<. to the Orange County Fire Authority, Elb.s said. Thh summer will be the same with the addition of more fire. fighters who will cr\llse the city in police cars wtth police officials i.coping out illegal firewom. They will also get out of the cars and walk around areas like parks to make sure firework.s are not being set off illegally, Hensley .. aid The firefighters will use their knowledge to Identify illegal fire· workb. And the police officers will uclcct them. CONSIGN· DESIGN QUALITY FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES FOR YOUR HOME JbC) E 17th Street# 10 -Costa M~sa -949.764.1746 1Beh111J !'tum·, P,111111 HOURS: MON-FRI IOAM-S:JOPM •Sat 10AM-5PM COURTROOM Continued from Al ahe sald. '"That's why many rapes go unreported. PIU't ot our job is also to educate the community to that they don't pass judgment or l!'Wr blame these victims. but encourage them to report these crimes and help start their heal- ing process. .. If taking the sLand ls tough for the victim. lt'a challenging for tbe defense. attorneys represendng cwo of the defendants In the gang-rape case aa.ld. "lt's a balancing act: said Spann's anomey. Pete Morreale. "You have to handle It forcefully. UCI Continued from Al these type of incidents have been few and far between. "They a.re very rare on our campuses." he said. University administrators also lssued statements on Monday saying that they were disap- pointed by the incident "Events such as tbese are, un- fonunately, becoming more common in our society and on wliverslty campuses.· O\ancel· "It's a very good pairing of ex· pertise,. Ellis said. During the myriad discussion of fireworb over the past weeks, the public parks in the city were referred to u "war z.ones" on lhe Fourth of July. At the May 3 City Council meeting, Fire Manhal Tom Mac- Duff, who has worked the holJ· day for 26 years, singled out Bal- earic Park as a place he considers too risky co even attempt enforc· lng fireworb' laws. •1 would not oy to enforce anything because I would be afraid for my life.• MacDuff said. But E.11.is downplayed the 1erm AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St, Cost. Mau, CA 92627; by e-mail to lui&.pen10l•dm ... com; by fax to (949) ~ t 70; or by calling (949) 57~. Include the time, data and location of the event. aa well .. a contact phone oumber. TODAY Hoeg Holpltal wltf ofJilr • community education dass on "Epilepsy After 60~ Tha class will be pre1ented by Or. Barbara Sw1rtt at 6 p.m. at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Bel!l<tl. Information and reservation•: (800) 51~24, http;t!Www.hoaghospltal.org. The Wottd Afr9n Coundl of Orange County will host Jeffrey Oavldow, U.S. ambaHador to Mexico from 1998 to 2002, at its monthly dinner and speaker program from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4600 MacArthur Blvd., Newpon Beach. The c:os1 Is $48 for members and $60 for nonmembers. Information and reservations: (949) 253-5761, http://Www.world •f'fairwcouncll. orp. WEDNESDAY Hoet Women'• Heatth Servlcel will offer • community education cla11 on .. Maybe a Baby After 35~ Or. Jonathan Wheeler will present tha claH at 6 p.m. In the Hoag Hospital Conference Center In Newpor1 Bead\. Information and reservations: (800) 514-4624, http:l..WWW.hoaghospital. org. The~• Alaodatlon of I Orange County will host a IUPPort group for caregivers ftom 6 to 8 p.m. at Autumn Years, 2891 Bear St , Coste Meaa. Information (949) 629-1020. ..... 1 .... • Graduations • Birthdays • Show.rs • Rehearsal Dinners ,.,,...,. ... 6; Order by the Ooztn • • Chingolingas • Enchiladas • F'ajitas • Camitas \ ~ Chips, Salsa, Guacamole .~, Rice & Beans by the Quart ,t.:. -.£._ MSentceCala•4 1-.f' Exhibition Cooking Our Sp9dattyt ~· Catering • • • • (949) 66-0209 , Costa Mesa Corona del Mar 949 646-114.2 " 644 1226 ... ' lordlrt looka. ,._Md c.r. will hott story time, •Nap Time la Netto~ with Mia Llura at 10 a.m . at 3333 S..r St., South Coalt Plw, Co.ti M .... Information: (7141432·7854. .... e.m.nt.y Sd*>f wll ho9t • '9dremen1 celebration for t .. cher Merge Newman. N.wmen haa t.sught for more than 48 yea,. with more than 30 ot thole at Mariners Elementary. The event will be at 3'30 p.m. at 2100 Menn.rt Drive, Newpor1 IMch. lnfonnttlon: (949) &46-7482. THURSDAY ..... v..w a.m.ntery u.oot win~ ht 60th annfversary wfth mueJc, calct end fMdvftle1 from ~30 to 7:30 p.m. It 900 Goldtnrod Ave., Corona def Mar. h#p:l~.hv60.com. Th9Ntwport .... ,._.... Ubrwy Fwndttion will host • WOlbhop on ~hh PMtNltlon wtd\ ...., Vldori• eo.ffns. member of \M Rnlnclel Ptan" ng Auodetlorl from to to 11:30 a.m. at"" PWwport 8Mctt Ctntnl Ubrwy, 1000 A\IOClldo Aw., N9wpolt IMch. lnfonn.Uon: (Ml)7174le0, but at the same time. you can't risk allcn.atin8 the Jury." Mornale, who ls eicpteted to beJPn ems-examining the JOd today, Aid hl.s style will be dll'er- ent from that o( Haldi'$ anomey, Joseph C.vnllo. "I will be handling lt very deli· cately," he said. Morteale wd this cue Is no dl.fl'erent from any other ~pe case he has taken on. "The onJy thing dltferent about this one Is the publldty it has generated,· he said. "We've got mass mailings of women's groups saying terrible things about the defense. But all we're doing is our job, which Is to de- fend our clients.• Cavallo. who was admonished lor Ralph J. Cicerone said. "The recent incident at UCI stimulates us to renew our commitmt'flt to muruaJ respecc and to protecting and upholding the rights of Oth· ers to W(J>teSS themselves, with· out fear of retaliation or harm.• Students on campus have a right to express tbeir opinions and the university condemn& the burning of the wall, said Randy Lewis. executive associate dean of students. WThe university, in conjunc· tion with appropriate agencies. is committed to a full investiga· tion or Friday's incident. and "war zone.· saying it is an exag- geration ·· 1 don't think I've had any fire- fighters express any concem about lheir life safety.· Ellis said. "There's just a Lremendous amount of activity.· The police officers and lire· fighters used for the crackdown will be in addition to the usual patrols. 1 lensley emphasized. At the May I 7 City Council meetJng. Coundlman Ouis Steel suggested that lhe police depart· ment let drunk drivers drive through the city and focus in- stead on illegal fireworks. Hensley said Lhe department The 0,.nge County Fann Buruu and the Second Harvest Food bank will host -Hunger Awareness Day;' from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Certified Farmers' Market, Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive. Information: (714) 573-0374. SATURDAY Th• United Scottith Society host the Scottish Festival from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Orange County Fair and E><posltion Center. Information: http:/lwww united scomshsociety.com. John Hicks. • Lo• Angeles city firefighter. paramedic and author will sign his new book for young adults titled "My Buddypad<,# at 2 p.m. at Borders Books, Music and Cafe, 3333 Bear St., South Coa81 Plaza, Cos1a Mesa. Information: (714) 432-7854. Ha,. Gi.n will sign her new book. #Woman's Journey to Wholeness;' at 2 p.m. at Barnes & Noble Booksellers, Metro Pointe, 901 South Coast Drive, Costa Mesa Information: (714) 444-0226. SUNDAY Th• United Scottish Society wlll host the Scottish FestJval from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Orange County Fair and Exposition Center. Tid<ets cost $2 to $20. Information: http://Www.unit&d scottishsociety.com. MAY31 P9dfic Memorial Patti will host lta 46th annual Memorial Day service with presentations by members of the American legion Newport Harbor Post 291. The event will begin at 11 a.m . at 3500 Pacific View. Corona del Mar. Information: (949) 644-2700 JUHE3 ~ Hosptt.I wfft °'* pNMnt a community educatlon class on "Arthritis of the Knee:' The class will be la presented by Or. Alan Beyer at 6 p.m. at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach. Information and ra&ervatlons: (800) 614-4624. JUNE5 Chlldhetp USA'• Coste Meta chapter wlll host Ferragasto at 5:30 p.m. at the Bloomlngda .. 's counyard In FNhion Island, 701 Newport Center Orlv., Newport Bel!l<tl. The event will Include an ltallan buffet. dancing, live mualc, opportunity drewlngs and live auction. (9491648~228. The N9wport 84NICft Uone Club wlll ha.t It.a annual Alh Fry, which will Include the club'I •famou1• fried cod, slaw and frl" and mu1fcal entertelnment. The event will be from 1 to 8:1& p.m. It Uonl P•r1r., 570 W. 18th St .• Coett Mesi. Information: (949) 645-1600. .......... wtl hott ... ~ Brldel Fair that wm lndude lnformef modeling, brfdal OC>Qrdfnatora, photographers, and chwlnga for prizee. The event wtll be from 1 to 5 p.m. It Sur LI Tebie, 832 Avocado Aw., Newport BNd\, (941) MC).0200, by the judge last week Cor t.mply· 1ng In lront of Jwora that the db· ~ anomey bad coached the wltnttt, ea.Id he hun't been .. avmy ~ve" with the gUl ·1 try to tread llgbtJy because otbt'rwlse I can gtve the appear- ance of being antagonistic,• he said. •it's hard for me because of the jury's perception of her as a potentfaJ vicdm. • Deputy Dist. Any Susan Schroeder said It took remarlt· abJe courage for the girl to not only come forward and testify but talk about her sex life in front of a courtroom full of strangers. •She dJdn't come to us," she said. "We tracked her down." In the beginning, the girl dld not want to beUeve It was her on those responsible will be held fully accoWltable for their ac· Uons; he said. Osama Abuljebain, president of the Society of Arab Students, said he was happy with the posi· tlve response from wliversity of- ficials. "We need continued and con· sistent support from them; he said. •After an incident like this one, tbey need to make Arab stu· dents on campus feel safe and take appropriate security mea- sures." Abuljebain said the campus has close to 400 Arab students. is capable of dealing with both crimes. "Drunk driving is a very, very serious crime and it would not be something I would even con- sJder to ignore,· Hensley said. "We can do botb. • Hensley and Ellis will reveal exactly how many people from each departmenc will be as· signed to the extra patrols and what areas they will cover next monlh. Steel said he would like to see lhe extra police and 6re patrols go out undercover. He also wants the city or tbe fireworks compa· nies 10 send out a flier to every MARINES Continued from Al the Corps in general seems to have cinched the deal. The band will march in the parade. then play a 30-10 45·minute concen on Marine Avenue afterward. ·1 think that's what made lhe difference; It's their way of saying thanks,~ Bromberg said. And. furthering tbe Marine Corps presence in lhe parade, this year's Grand Marshall will be a representative of the city's adopced banalfon. U . Col. David J. Furness. But the deferential tribute co U.S. troops isn't expected to 'It's extremely difficult for anyone to do what this girl has been ,doing over the last few days.' SUlan Schroedw Deputy Dist. Atty the video, Schroeder said. "Ir's extremely diftlcult for any- one to do what this girl has been doing over the last few days,· she said. • DEEPA BHARATH covers public safety and oourts. She may be reached at 1949) 574-4226 or by e-mail at dtHJpa.bhsrsth@lstlmes.com. About 150 students are members of the group. he said. The group plans to have a demonstration on campus Thursday afternoon, Abuljebain said. wit's going to be an and-hate crime and anti·raclsm demon· stration. • he said. ·we may even build another wall and have peo· pie who are and-hale crime sign on it to show their suppon. • • DEEPA BHARATH covar11 public N fety and courts. She may be readled at (949) 574-4226 or dMpa.bharsth@lstimes.com. resident in the city letting them know about the penalties of us- ing illegal fireworlcs. He said the majority of illegal fireworlcs users are Wldocu· mented i.mmJgrants.. wwe can do !his diplomatically and point out that if they lack citiz.ensh.ip here. then we will re- pon them to the proper author· ities." Steel said. "You gona get their anentlon and let them know that we mean bµsiness." • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Coste Mesa. She may be read'\ed et (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at deirdre.newman@larimes.com dampen the whimsy of the notori· ousty playful parade. The major players who have helped make · lhe parade what it is will be out in force -groups like the Patio Out.i.r Drill Team. a group of Balboa Is· land \\\:>men who perfonn a regi· mented routine with patio cha.ii$. As always, the parade will fea- ture plenty of residents who've dressed up their golf cans as various fun thin~ such as space ships and actual ship~ as weU as classic cars, local dignitaries and Poodles on Parade, said Craig Page, a member of the Balboa ls· land Improvement Assn. that puts on lhe parade every year. "There's one reason we come out every year and that's co have fun," Page said. Sallie Suzanne Tieman Seaver Reynolds September 13, 1923 -May 19, 2004 Sallie wlll be remembentd foremost as a devoted mother whoae children were her proudest accomplishment. Her happiest moments w.,. when ahe wu aorrounded by her family. She wlll be ~ missed by her children, their spouses and fifteen Qrlndchlldren: R. Cartton Seaver, his wife laura and their children John, Nlcholu and Katherine; Christopher T. Staver, his wife Peggy and their children Sarah and Rose; Patrick T. Seaver, his wife Sonja and their chllchn Nick, Tieman and Clalre; Victoria Seaver Dean, her husband Dotti and tt\tlr chlldnln Jennie, Kyte, Hath8n Ind Hannah; and Mattha Seaver, her husband Scott Walecka and their children Amy, Hiiary and Salli.. She Is survived by her sister Kathleen T. ~. and by hlr mt husblnd Richard C. Seaver. Slllle SuzlnM 1'\emln wu born In Slnta Ana, c.Jlfomla to Juliette Ind Arthur 1*Nn. She attended Santa Ana High School, Scripps College, and graduated In 1945 from SW'tfonf Unlvaralty with a degret In Chtinlcal Ellglneenng u a Phi Btta Kappa. Sht wu a member of Delta Gamma IOl'Oftty. Sallie wu one of tour women to cndUate In the first law ICf100l ... of UGlA In 1953. Aa Salfle s..vtr, lhe lovlngly rWMd ltv. chltdrtn In Lot Angeles, all ot whom went on to colltgt and Nmed graduete degt9M. Sall .. also volum...-.d In a vM9ty Of Of9tnlzatlont Including the Altar Guild of St. ...,,,.. Church. the Loa Angelel Art MuMUm Council, tht Junior Ptlllhannonlc, and ltfVed u tht Pr9aidtnt of Lat Maelrtnu, tht Stlnford Women'• Club of Loa Angtlts It'd the Women'a Ctub Of Loa Angttta. At the ..,.,... time u the was r.itJng I fMl#y end ~ In voluntMr Of'glnlutJont, Sallie Pf9Ct.lced llwathomt. Aft• htr cNkhn grldulted from high IChool, a.Ille ~ llw With Union Bank In Loe Angelel from 1971 to 1974 and In private ~In laiguna Hltle from 1874 to 1991. AA a parts,., with ~ & PoWtf'I,.,. .... petticul#ty kind Ind~ coooMI to elder1y ctlanta. a.-...,. .. ~.t of the~ ~ty S.. Maoclldon't ProbN, lNat and &tatt PfMnlng section and WU I mtmbtr of tht Ameftclln Bar ANoclatlon. 8ht WU a c.tltltd Sptcllllt In Pn>bett. e..... ~and lNat Law with the a... a. of Cllfon1la ao.d of lAgll lllklfi. S.tlt laMd on the ao.d of lMtete of 8Cf1ppt Colegt from 1• to 1-. from 1N1 10 18M, and• an '"*1tua tNltM from 1918. She Wll 8a1ppt C*Ot'I Chairman of tht Board from t M2 to 1tt7. 8hl Mio .._, on the bolfdl ot tht Btov HolMt dMnlty IChool. a..~ ......... = ~Multum. Wle ~ ...... hWlng Ind • Throughout htr ltfe, h rllCfd botfi In llNll Ind 111'91 .... , end MI orw tntfnber on Ohott In tht WMnty and NwMnton 8tntt Ind on long ..._ '80ll tD Ctlbo a.n LUCIM Ind Mu:llfiln. She Wll mrMlbw of h Mlwport Hlrbot ._....CM>. There wtf bt I fNmOfW ..-m. at 6:00 PM on Sunday=30, 20CM It tht lhennln OW.. on 2947 &It PIClftc eo.t In Corona d9t Mar. In lau of ftown, .,.._. ooneldtr a In htr honor to 8cfiool eo.tge, 1030 Nof1tl CoQnble Aw, a....m. ~ 11111. ' Tuesda~. May 25. 2004 A5 . j •• .. .. FORUM HOW TO GET PU8USHED -~ Mail to Editorial Pege Edhor Loltta Harper at the Deity Pilot, 330 W. Bay St.. Costa Mesa. CA 92627 • Reeden Hodine: Call (949) 642-4i086 Fax: Send to (949) 646-4170 E-tMll:Send to dailypllotqflatlmes.com •All correspondence must Include full name, hometown and phone number (for verificatlon purposes I. The Pilot reserves the right to edit all submlaaions for ofarity and length. 1' NOTEBOOK Finding friends, and God, among bullets in Raf ah · w henever I hear a day earller. A group of I.he song. his friends were also at · "Going to the house. CalifomJa, • by led A friend I didn't get to , ,Zeppelin. I'm visit was one whose transported back to my home, which is right on days as a teenager I.he border of Gaza and fishing with my Egypt, was leveled a stepfather by I.he day before. I didn't 'lh.ickee River in Reno, know where he was. Nev. l went to I.he deaf The song "Holiness,· HUSEIN center that night with by Wayne Watson, takes MASHNI my friends. We had a me back to I.he l..Ds late dinner and slept. ·Angeles lntemational Airport in F.arly the next morning, two or I 989. I was on my way to lsrael my friends woke me up. They w see my brothers and sisters, said their father heard on who I hadn't seen in 15 years. television that Rafah would be There are so many songs surrounded and closed off ln a associated with so many few hows. The closure, memories and times. But it's a according to the news, would real rarity, at least in my life. that last three days. If I didn't h ve a song and the events that are then, l would be stuck there for going on when I heard it strike days. such a note inside of me that I got in the car and left they are pennanently entwined because I had to be to work In in my memory. But that's what I Gaza City by 10 am. the next felt a few days ago. The song ls morning. As I was leaving. the Arabic version of an reporters gathered at the city American worship song. I don't entrance. where the tanks would mow the English words but the soon be stationed. When I got to translated Arabic lyrics are, Abu Holle. there was about a "Over all, we lift your name. 30-minute delay, but fortunately Forever, we will proclaim your I got through. Later, on the • lcingdom. Always true, you are to radio, I heard that gunfire had be worshipped. FOrever ever erupted at Abu Holle checkpoint Lord, we lift you high. Jesw, about 15 minutes after I passed your name is great. Jesus. your through. The next three days. I -name is great w was constantly on my c:ellphone fwoke up last Sunday and had trying to reach the friends I left a strong feeling that I had to go behind in Rafah. Because see my friends in the southern . electricity was cut off, they were " Gaza Strip city of Rafah. I am the unable to recharge their ~·choir leader at the only cellphones. They could only evangelical church in Gaza, the speak a few words before the Gaza Baptist Olwch.And that phone batteries died. Water and r night we would sing that phone services were also cut off. ~·worship song in church. But the few words they spoke . · On Sunday evening. around were enough, in the midst of all "7:30, I finally started heading the horrendous news coming down to Rafahl got to the main out of Rafah, to know that they .Gaul Strip checlcpoint. called were still alive and well. kAbu Holle," which is usually so One day, a few months ago, I backed up it takes hows to pass got angry at God because or through. But on this night, there ·some of the desperate poverty I were hardly any cars. I passed see in Gaza. But when I got back ; through with a few minutes to to my office that night. l saw a • spare before it closed at 6 p.m. I poster on the wall that I never : made it to Rafah, where I met noticed before. It saJd, "God is ' with some friends who work greatly to be praised." There was with the deaf. They took. me to no explanation with the verse. It • visit a friend whose brother was just stated the fact that God is so : killed in a missile attack two good no matter what we might • days before. The brother was 16. see around us at any time. He is : He used to wort as a delivery u1e river of grace that is IJowing , -person with a horse and wooden endlessty, in spite of the evil In • cart. I was told the honw. hadn't our world. : eaten in days because the only "Over all, we lift your Name. : person who ever fed him was Forever, we will proclaim your : that 16-year-old boy. kingdom. Always true, you are to I shook hands with all the be worshipped. Forever ever men at the wake and tried to l..Drd. we lift you High. Jesus. offer what little comfort I could your name is great. Jesus. your ' to my friend, the brother of the name is great." · deceased. I think the best I could do was just be there. No words · are needed sometimes. Then, we went to visit another friend. This one is a 16-year-old : deaf boy. He was shot Ln the leg •' • HUSEIN MASHNI is a former Dally Pilot education reporter who became a Christian Missionary in the Middle East. His articles appear in Forum on occasion. ' : f; LETTER TO THE EDITOR I r I I "' I .. I I I 11 ; " . Enough already from sordid trial l READERS RESPOND FILE PHOTO/OAILYPtlOT Pastor John Huffman of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church wittl a model of the church's proposed expansion. Church's growth spiritual and a bit controversial AT ISSUE : St. Andrew's Church officials ' proposaJ to build a new youth and family center and add more parking. S top the expansion! JEAN CARSON Newport Beach A wning exemption to allow St. Andrew's Olurch lo expand should not be approved. nus church is situatt'd in the midst of a residential neighborhood. The increased traffi~ and noise a new youth and family center would bring to the area is just unacceptable in this location. The planned parking structure. with Us entrances and exits on small neighborhood streets. is another problem . I wish the St. Andrews folks wouJd be a little more considerate and work with the neighborhood to arrive at a mutually acceptable way to achieve its goals. JOAN MCCAULEY . Newport Beach I don't think St. Andrew'" shouJd be allowed to expand. I have lived on 15th and Riverside since 1976. I have recently retrred, and cannot believe how much traffic and noise we have on 15th each day, which I wouJd call nonresidential traffic. Newport Heights is going through a trans.ition away from small. single-story homes. This construction has been going on for years and creates enough traffic and noise for a residential neighborhood. However, we also must live with the additional traffic that is "passing through" to get to and from Coast Highway. But it doesn't stop there. In addition to the aforementioned traffic are all the other nonresidential drivers that use 15th as a thoroughfare: the Newport city maintenance vehicles • buses from Newport Harbor High and SL Andrew's, the numerous garbage trucks and FedEx and UPS trucks. I Jove the Newport Heights area, and I'm against letting anyone do something that endangers the environment that originaJty atlrat."led us to this neighborhood. St. Andrew's is 7.oned residential and it should stay that way. RICHARD GALLUP Newpon Beach Yes. yes. yes. Please aJlow SI. Andrew's to expand. llre world lll;'eds churches like this to witness to the fact that there is goodness in the world, lives changed and healed. adult Issues addressed and path-. made easier to travel.With churches like this, youth can learn about and Uve for a better way of life with hope and understanding of how to treat others in love and caring. I .ook around you i11 the world. Is thl" being done now? We need spiritual leadership in our lives, and St. Andn:.'W's is continually reaching out lo help in this need, always looking for areas to help others. ROLAND ANO Rl/TH LAMPE Newport Heach St. Andrew''> should not be allowed to expand. The overpowerin~ p resence. lack uf a good parking plan with the unusable parking garage and the Increase in traffic and parking nightmares on local street'> make this a very, very bad plan. C.R. CARLSON Newport llcad1 As a resident of Newport Beach and a longtime member of St. Andrew's Omrch, I feel compeUed lo write and express my feeling as to why the church should be allowed lo conlim1c with its weU-thought-out and planned expansion. 11 is my understanding that my church·has worked very hard lo include the surrounding community with the plan and has rcspecied the views of the community by making requested changes to the origiJ1aJ plan. I feel that if I livl'd near St. Andrew''> when my children were in tJlcir teen years, I would have been ecstatic. Our young people are our main resource, and with all that g<K'\ on in the secular world, I believe that offering the community such a positive place to gather l" a bles,mg rather than an inconvenience. lkcause parlcing l'l now a problem, I would think. the neighborhood would embrace U1e I SO additional parking lipots. I, for one, park in front of people's homes when I attend church on Sunday. I always feel a li11Je guilty, even though it is a public stn..>ct. I will be happy to have more convenie111 parlcing and not have to park in front of homes. So. yes, I think the expam.ion pl:ur'> should go forward. MARILYN ROCKWOOD Newport Beach DAILY PILOT NEW QUIZ I. Whkh Khool held lta flrst-ner prom on Saturdayf A. Newport Elementary 8. Sage Hill C. OCC Middle ColJege 1 llgh School D. UC lrvlne 2. Who II the latat candJdate to dedue plane to run lor C.O.ta Meaa City Coundlt A. South C.oast PlM.as Henry Segerstrom 8. OC Mlllketplace's Jeff Teller C. Planning Commlssioner Bruce GarUch 0. Fonner Mayor Sandy Genis 3. Colt.a MeM Nice anated • familiar ama on • ...,.._ of robbery ._.-.k. wi... be ... Olfllnely •nsted and bmd l'dh1 for the l8IM c:rtme. wha1 ... i.monlbrt A. The Drugstore Cowboy B. Yellow Jacket Bandit c. Btg Head 'led • D. The Oown·f'aced Boy 4. Tbe eo..a Me.a~ Coundl ftnned up .... Ill> .-rtct the .... of..,., A.Ftrewotb 8. Newspapers c. Cars D. AJrplanes 5 . .AdMRs want Newport Beach to ban what tn the dtyT A. Any development larger than 1 O '>quare feet 8. Styrofoam C.Oo~ D. Movie filming 8. C.O.ta Mesa ffl&b'• Jasmine Day won whldt C1P tltle that her older sllrtn, Sharon, Do dalmedt A. Marathon B. Thnnl.s C. High Jump D. Long jump A. The Muter'• 8. Oub champlonshJp c ~Cup Cla5llc 0.. Califom.la eenior women'• amateur dwnpton..hlp \ 8. Orange Coast~ David Scaglione and Ala Golson Just put on an adaptatJon or what bookt A. Moby Dick. B. War and Peace C. The Ufe and Opinions of'l\-isln1m Shandy. Gentleman D. A Portrait of the Arti t as a Young Man 9. A Newpon Beach de1ectlve did what on Pridlry at a hlgb-proftle rape trial or thftle men! A. Thole. the Fifth Amendment B. Quit the case C. Lambasted the judge D. Showed up late for court 10. Whk:h apmlion planl are causing debate ln Newport Bachf A. Sl Andrew' Cllurch 8. Oty Hall c. John Wayne Airport A.nswen: 1. C: 2. C; 3. B; 4. A; 5. B: 6. C; 7. 0: 8. A:. 9. A;, 10. A (B or C good tor ho.It a:cdil) -.... -···----·--., QUOTE OF. TtE DAY "I think we 'II be willing to step into that ring and see what comes." John Emme, Corona del Mar High basebatt coach A6 Tuesday, May 25, 2004 TENNIS MVCC making changes T here u. a reality 1V ~ow whett conrestants see the best plastic surgeons. cosmetic: cJentists and therapists in hopes of turning an ugly duclillng Into a swan. Whlle never an ugly duck.ling. the Mesa Verde Temu!t <lub might wsn tr it was a contestant con!t1dering all of the changes taking place and being planned. To begin with, all 10 1enn1\ courts were resurfaced with Plexip.ive, the "'1tne surface used at Fluslung MeddOY."> in New York. The process \tarted May J and peoplt> were ... winging ral'q11el'> on the new courts May 14 Randy Mcyc~. director of lennL\, said u,111g the l>affle <,urfan• ac, thl' one u!ted at 1he lJ.S Open wa~ no ruilldtfrl ll l' "We d1·~1)Clll'd ii to be tht' ...ame .. urface and colo1 a.., Aush111K Me..idows, • Meyer:,. 1.akl. Ont· ol the better RICK advunt..ige'> of the new 4'urfan• 1<> that it DEVEREUX is all otll' 'ih.idc. The Mesa Verde couns were darker 11h1de the Jim• .Uld lighter 011tc;1dt'. _b)l~ new surfun· is now a lOllSt3C!-11~hll'r gn·cn both. msidl' and out. · "It malt•' 11 mnrl' comfort..ible on the l'Yt''>, • Rolf Jaelter, chamn..111 of the ten ms comm111ce and member of the koard of D1rec1ors, 1>aid. "111(' rnlor is optimum. m.wng 11 cai,ler to o,ee the ~ellow bdll .111d it won't get a'> dirty~ thl' prevmu' n111r1 111e play will be a bat \IOWt'r than Mesa Verde\ original court\, but that l<i a good thing ··nie l'lt·x11Mve is a slow tu medium 'orface, ~' hll h ,., hetl<'r for t'very level 11( player." lat~er '>JJd. Jaegn "-lid 10 u mttattor' were nt·g<ll iatin~ for tht• 1ob. all offering tJllTl'rcnt i.urful'<'' for drffcnmt prices, 'oine a5 hiKh a., $4.500 per court and ,()mt> a.., low ~ $2,900. Jaeger ...Ud the 1'lcx1p..1H' Wib chown becau11c it was 1he be<tt \urfatc at the be'it value The 101al tost wa., SJ0,000. or S.1.000 per l C>urt. Jlw rnurt'> needed ro he rc~urfaced ht.-c..11M· uny cra1 ks were collecting W-..iter and damaging the c:oncrele. Tho'>e crack.'> wen.• repaire<l before the new ,urfate wn., applied. "It 11eeded to tw redone for regular mul111cnam·c," Meyers said. "Courts 1reed to bl' resurfaced ~ry 'Ix to eight years and It wa\ Just time for ours to be r~done • Mesa Verde ts also planning on adding a new 5,000-square fool tennis 1 lubhouse. Tilere was a membership n~ecting Saturday 10 finall.7.e the plans and how it will be funded. '. ll1e liming of announc-ing a new 1cnni'> clubhol™! comes on the heels or last year's multi-million-dollar remodeling of lhe gol[ clubhouse. Bui J4eger sald the tennis clubhoulie would benefil all Mesa Verde mcmben., golf and tennis. : "We plan on having an See TENNIS, Pace A8 SporU Editor Rk:Nlnl Dunn: 19491 5 74-4223 • Sports Fu: (949) 650-01 70 BOYS TENNIS EYEOPENER Olily~Pi~ ~tWlol~ .... In.lit .. ""'.-........ May 31 honorH BIU YARDLEY CdM's lineup shuffling continues Steve Vlr1en Daily Pilot The Corona del Mar High boys tennis team hopes to celebrate today, but the Sea J(lngs will not have a ball when they host Loyola in a OP Southern Section Dlvl Ion I quarterfinal at 2 p.m. Suge Hill School will face Cate in a CIF Division V quanerfinal. also al 2 p.m . al Park Newport. Junior Carsten Ball, the Sea Kings No. I singles player, will no\ play for Corona del Mar. Ball, ranked fourth in the Southern California Tennis Association boys 18s singlM, will be competing in the semiftnals of the Unlled States Ten· nls Association national open in El Paso, Texls. The finals are Wednesday. Ball is the top seed. The Sea Kings (20-1), top-seeded In Division I and the Pacific Coast league champions, will depend on junior Wes· ley Miller and junior Spencer Reitz. in singles. "In the next round, hopefully we get there. we are expecting (Balli." Corona del Mar Coach Tun Mang said. "With Loyola, it's a guessing game. They have three good singles players and one good doubles team. Wt!sley can win three. We have to have bis three. We're shooting for six lpointsl in singles.~ Mang said the Sea Kings a.re hoping for four points in doubles. Corona del Mar's No. I doubles team or Brennan Roberts anJ Ryan Caughren played as the No. 2 squad Thursday, when they scored 6-1. 6-1. 6·2 victories aver Thou- sand Oaks. The Sea J(lngs. the defend· ing Clf Division I champions, defeated Thousand Oalcs, 12-6. Alex Nguyen and Sean Pham, who won the PCL doubles title, are also ex- pected to contribute. HIGH SCHOOL BA~EBALL Loyola (18-3) defeated Los AJamHos on games, 82·80, ln the second round. Sage Hill, in its fourth year. will be making its first appearance in the OF Division V quarterfinals. The Ughtning, coached by A.G. Longoria, are the No. 3 seed in Division V. Cate defeated Don Bosco Tech. 16-2, in the second row1d. Sage Hill (14-4) ended San Dimas' 16· match winning streak with a J 4-4 vic- tory over the Saints to advance to to• day's quarterfinal Tustan Cordier, the Lightning's No. I singles player, won his three sets and Sage Hill won all nine doubles sets. MARK C. DUSTIN I DM.Y Pl\.OT CdM junior Wess Presson (44), who is hitting .349 with three home runs and a team-Oest seven stolen bases, figures to be one of many Sea King weapons today. Sea Kings ready for CIF slugf est ~ Corona del Mar hitters anxious to challenge friendly confines today in CIF clash at Apple Valley. Barry Faulkner Oa1lyP1lot When baseball teams travel by bus. cooches usually occupy the raw of seats clo~t to the door. Corona del Mar HJgh Coach John Emme. however, may want to move back a few rows to avoid being trampled by anxious Sea King hiners when the team arrives today at Apple Valley High for a CIF Southern Section Division rv St.'Cond-round playoff game HONORS al 3: 15 p.m. • their muscles trying to hit home "Based on what I was told, run'>," sald Emme, whose No. 3- they have a short porch in left seeded squat.I takes a 21 ·5 record and the wind blows out." l:.mme and a 13-game winning streak said of the scouting report he into today's contest. ~, think we1J delivered to his players at Mon-be willing to step into that ring day's practice. and see what comes." Emme said his man on IJ1e scene of Whether the Sea Kings advance to Fri· Apple Valley's 5· I first-round win over day's quarterfinal round won't hinge Palos Verdes Friday, reported a left-field only on Lr ability to score runs. Shut- fence approximately 300 feel from the ling down the Mojave River League plate. c.tiampions ( 12 ·I 0) will also be vital to 1hal would be good news to anyone their success. swinging a bat, but was particularly To that end, Emme will hand the wcD-recelved by a CdM team hilling 362 starting pitching assignment to jµnior with 33 homers and boasting a 215 I 05 Ben Maggard, who has emerged from a scoring advant~e over opponents this two-week audition to replace senior season. standout Todd Maclclin (sidelined by an ttl wu.co told [the Sun Devils! like to Oex mOamed right pitching elbow) in the starting rotation led by senior left-han- der BlaJce Contant. Contant (9-2 with a I .99 ERAJ earned the victory in Friday's 13·8 first-round triumph over visiting Cabrillo of l..om· poc. Brune said Contant would pitch to- day only in a one--inning save situation. Maggard made hls playoff debut Fri- day, finishing the game with one inning of relief. He allowed two singles and a run and scruck out two. This season, Maggard is 2-0 record with a 3.21 ERA. He has given up 15 hits and 13 walks in 19¥! innings and has 15 strikeouts. Emme believes Maggard's calm cllipo· • sition will help him answer the chal-: lenge today. "' See BASEBALL, Pace A8 : OCC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK Anteateis honor scholar-athletes . • UC Irvine Athletics honored a school nkord 176 srudent-athletes as 2003-04 Blg West Conference Scholar-Athletes at the program'• annual banquet May 17 at tbe Crowne Pla7.a Hotel . Thi year'11 list brtngs UCl's total to 2;397 conference scholar·a.Utletes sjnce. tkJ, , Requirements for thls award include ll)aint.alnlng a 3.0 grade-polnt average over three quarters or a 3.2 GPA over t-fro quarters for freshmen. Student~ath ltlles must also cam lelten In their 6~rts.. . The Scholar-Athlete award was lm- p~mented by the Big W. t Conference to honor student-athletes who have maintained a high level o( schol de et· ceUcnce whUe pMtlclpatlng In lntercol· leglate ftthlcdcs. UCI expanded the award to lncludc teanis th t do not par· \ lidpate in Big West· sponsored sports. In addition to the 176 scholar-athletes, UCl also recognlud several individuals. Men's volleyball player Jlmmy Pelzel was recognized as the Lauds and Laurels Senior Athlete of the Year, the most prestigious award gtven by the UCI AlumnJ Association. Pelzel ls UCI' only two-time All· American, eamlng second-team honors ln 2004. He also earned second team All·Mounta1n Pacillc Spons Federation accolades thil season. joining Erick Helenihl the school's only three· time all-conference honoree. He pmered MPSF Player or the Week honors on April 14. his fourth career award, the most by any UCl player. The outside hitter ended his ua ca· reer as the all·time leader ln kills (1,703) attack attempts (3,587) and service aces {96). Thls season, Pelzel led the nation, totaling 578 ld.Jls and was ranked lxth nationally in ld.Jls per game with a 4.62 ave.rage. He recorded 37 kills against Stanford In January, which was the sec· ond most ldlls in the nadon this year. UCl'a Big West Scholar-Atltletes or the Year were seniors Annmarle Turpin Un· door/outdoor track and field) and Jona· than Endrlkat (tennis). F.ach conference school h.onors one male and one female athlete each year. Turpin was on her way to her second conaea1dve Big West title in the hep- tathlon last weekend. but suffered a h&IMtrlng Injury ln the 200 mecera that SM HONORS, P .. • M I I 1 Daily Pilot SPORTS Tuesday, May 25, 2004 A7 BOYS TENNIS BRIEFLY Vanguard awards Hall Lion of Week Vaf1b1\Jard Umversl•y senior Sarah Hall, who finished fourth in the 1,500 meters at the Oare- mont Oa..sic, hru. been named I Jon of the W<.-ck by the school. Hall, who ran 4 minutes, 41.24 :,econd~. four i.econds off her personal best, despite a bout with anentia, will compete in the NAIA outdoor championships l'hursday through Saturday in Kentucly. Hall, an r.slancia I hgh gradu- ate who plan•d 10th in the 10,000 and 12th u1 the 1,500 al the 2003 outdoor champion ships, has qualified 10 compl'te In the 1,500 (a qualifying time of 4:37.43), the 3,000 st~plechase (II :25.40), and the I 0,000 (36:24.75). She plans. however, to concentrate on the 1,500 in Ken tucky. UC Jrvine Lrio honored The first session is scheduled June 21-:.!5. The second ses- sion ls June 28 through July 2 and the third session runs July 26-30. Campers hoping to take their game to the next level will re- ceive instruction in throwing. catching and hilling. as well as strategies of the game. Snacks wiU be provided, but campers are aslr.ed to bring 1he1r own ample supply of wa- ter. rhe fees are $124 for NHBA members and $140 for non- members (before June 14). The day of the camp, fees are $150 for NHBA members and $165 for nonm embers. Discounts for multiple play- er' from the same family are available . MARI( C. OUSllN/OAllY PILOT Corona del Mar High freshman Ryan Caughren, who along with Brell!)an Roberts makes up the Sea Kings' No. l doubles team that will be counted on to deliver at least two victories in today's Cl~outhern Section Division I quarterfinal match vs. Loyola. •SAILING: Tiner member'> of lht• UC Irvine saili11g team h.ive lwen rerng1111('d with Aft l'aci lie Coa111 ln11:rco1Jegia1e Yachl Racing Association dii. 11nct10ll • Checks made payable to N I Ill/\ mJy be mailed to: New- port I larhor Baseball Associa- tion, ATT'N: Summ er Camp Hegli.tration, 1048 Irvine Ave .. PMR 320, Newport Beach, 92660. For information, phone (949) 45 I ·2228 or visil www.newport- ba-.l•haJl.org. SCHEDULE OCC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK Fr.ink I ybor WU'> n<1111cd Ill the All l'C.IYRA coed fl•arn. I.au n·n i\laxam to the women\ team .ind Whitney I ourek wa., recognized for crew'>. In addi lion. Maxam received the PCIY· HA Sportsmanship Award. Youth soccer camps TODAY Baseball High school -CIF Southern Section Division IV second round: Corona del Mar at Apple Valley, 3: 15 p.m. Tennit High school boys -CIF Southern Section quarterfinals: Loyola at Corona del Mar (Division II. 2 p.m.; Cate vs. Sage Hill at Park Newport (Division V). 2 p.m. WEDNESDAY Tennis College men -Jonathan Endrikat and Brian Morton (UC Irvine) in NCAA doubles championships at Tulsa, Okla., TBA. Volleyball High school boys -CIF Southern Sect.ion semifinals: Corona de Mar vs. Valencia (Division It) at Hart High, 7 p.m.; Estancia vs. Camarillo (Division Ill) at Moorparic High, 7 p.m.; Sage Hill vs. Pasadena Poly at San Marino High (Division V), 7 p.m. THURSDAY Tennis High school boys -CIF Southern Section team semifinals, TBA HUMBERTO ROJAS -~:t1984 /11$\ 30 pounds "" YMr: Mllfor: Physical edvc.atlon Hlllh sdtOot: [Jtanda s,..t: Men's tradt and field lwnb: DKtanc. Collch: John Knox Javoriee food: Chicken enchiladas fwortt. "'°"'9: •Putt Hari>of" F.vortte aWetk lftOIMftt: "When the Orang• c.o.st College 2003 aoss c.ountty tNm made hlstoiy by winning all four state titles. Week In NYlew: l1e was named Athlete of the Year by Orange Coast College. Be a Part of History! October 14th -17th, 2004 For more information visit: cdm2004.com *Centennial Gala Art Show A Celebration of History aJUi Art Thursday, July 1 Sth, 2004 S:OOpm -9:00pm Sherman Library & Gardens 'iii Business District Historic Walking Tour and Art Show ~curday, July 17th, 2004 lO:OOam -4:00pm w Centennial Plein Air Art Show ~turday & Sunday, July 17th & 18th. 2004 lO:OOam -4:00pm .Grant Howald Par!(. Corona del Mar w Centennial Celebration Gala Film Premiere August 2004 The Historic Lido Theater. Newport Beach W The Gala Celebration of the Century Black Tie Ca/a Dinner Danu Event Friday, Octob_e_1Sth, 2004 6:00pm -11 :oo,m The Four Seasons Hotel Newport Beach *The Centennial Beach Party! Concert, Food 6' Fircworlu Saturday, October 16th, 2004 4:00pm -9:00pm Big Corona def Mar State Beach *The Centennial Family Beach Expo A Community Family Celebration Sunday, October 17th, 2004 10:00am -S:OOpm Big Corona def Mar State Beach Sponsorship Opportunities Available For more informacion. contact the CdM C~tennial Foundacron at (949) 67S-OS01. Proud Sponsor AVA JONES .A.'°"': Oct. 2. 1983 e w:;oot-8 27 pounds Yew: e Mlljor: Sociology HIGh ~:la Habra Spoft Women's trade and field Ewnts: Distance eo.d\: John Knox ~food: Italian Favorttll '"°*: "Forrest Gump• ~ ath~ rnomient: •wt1en the Orange Coast College 2003 cross countty team made histoty by winning au four state titles.'" Week In Nview: She was named Ath~t of the Ve~ by Ofange Coast College. - Coach Mike Pinclmcy's Ant· e<11er'> finished third in team racing at the PCIYRA champ1 onship~ in l lawaii thi'> season. rhe An1ea1en. were fourth in the coed dinghy championship and also in the women's com- petition at the PCIYRA champi- onships. Baseball camp offered • BASEBAl.L: The Newport I !arbor Baseball Ail!.Ociation, Newport Harbor High baseball coach locl Desgttin and Orange Coast College head man John Altobelli will presen1 the 2004 Summer Baseball C.amp. begin ning lune 21 at Newport I !arbor lligh. The camp, for players ages 5 -14, runs Mondays throuKh Fridayil from 9 a.m . to noon. •SOCCER: Sage I !ill School will host two youth soccer camp sessions conducted by the USC women's team thi!. summer. Amy Ray, Sage l lill girls coach and former USC player, will be part of the staff that will help teach boys and girlc; ages 10-18. The first session will be held July 5-9. with players ages 10-12 going from 9 a.m. to noon and;. those ages 13-18 following front;' I to 4 p.m. 1 he <tecond ses-.ion wiJI be luly 26-30 with the same age group and limes. Cost is S225 and includes a T- shirt. AIJ players must bring their own ball. Mail check or money order 10: USC women's soccer, Ken- nedy Building, 1026 34th St., Los Angeles, 90089. For information, call (2 I 3) 740-6155 or (213) 740-1356. *Looking to increase your company's exposure and brand awareness in Orange County? *Interested in driving our fan-base to your businesses? *Looking for a unique and dynamic opport~~ity ~o partne~ with one of the top un1vers1tles m the nation? J>ORTS TENNIS 11on111~mhers. In whut hu been described ns •neighborhood duy. • M~ Verde Is planning on allowing Co IAl Mes11 re:1ldents to try out Its (acilitit.-s. The proruotion wUJ be on an upcoming Saturday and the onty rule Is no black sole shoes that will leave marks on the courts. The club will provide racquets and balls fn't.' of charge. BASEBALL cltikotJ'11 27. Bradbury, who launched his l 0th homer of the season apinst c.abrWo, ls bitting .369 and has 22 RBJs. TI1e UNV/-bound slug· ger has 20 varsity homers. four short of Ty Hatper'li school ca- reer reoord. The single-season dinger record of 12 (held by Harper and fellow 1999 graduate Eric Wiethorn) is also well within Bradbury's reach. HONORS Morgado, OuU;tinu Quel. ~·o ; RJttcr, Joseph Russo, Nell SID~at: Ftobert Stone and Jimmy Tung. : Continued from A6 800-square-foot RYlll wlth slntlonary blk~. treadmills and weights.· Jaeger said. )llcger said the rcsurfatlng of 1Jw courts had no corr1>laUon to the proposed new clubhouse. Continued from M ·The kids often wundf't what JSOe:i through (Ma.ggurd~I veln~, ~use he shows no emotion on the mound.• Emme said. Conooued from A6 took her out of the competition. She currently ranks 10th u1 NCAA DMslon l this sea.son in the heptathlon with 5.332 polnt.s and hopes to compete at the NCAA Ownpionships in AU5tln, Texas, June 9-10. "League play just tinJsl'wd and junior action stans at the start of )lme, l.hot is why we chose Muy (10 resurface the courts)." he ~aid. Aloug with the physical additions of re6urfaced coum and thu prospec1ive additions of u clubhuuM> and pos'\iblc gym, Mesa Verde It. rt-designing its thinking toward the Unlike the clubhouse plan, which requires member llpprovnl. the open house will be determined by the tennii. committee meeting later lhb week. What the Pacific Coast League c-h:unpior\b have conslstently shown tl1ls season is a potent of- fense, led by senior first baseman &rrell Sprowl and senior desig- nated hitter Josh Bradbury. Sprowl has built his team- leadlng .522 batting awrage with a whopping 48 hits. induding I 4 Joublt!S and four home runs. His 24 RBis are ded for second on the team with junior Wess Pres· son, trailing only senior Nik Pal· Presson. a three-year varsity performer. is h.itting .349 with three homers and a team-lead- ing seven stolen bases. Palchik.off is hjtting .~ with five homers for the Sea Kings. Turpin ran.b second all-time at UCJ in the hJgh jwnp. fifth ir1 the 100 hurdles and ninth in the javelin. She finished 13th in the pent.athJon at the NCAA indoor track and field championships earlier this year, becoming the first Anteater athlete to compete iri an indoor NCAA champion- ship. Women's crew -Kaylen Aaooi., PJ.izabetb Barrett, Ewlyn Oil • well, Rebecc.a &tradu. Kristin•! Koo, Angelica Lara, Loma Leo 1 pold, Erin O'OotmeU, lesslca Rn!1 ney, Emilia RavUi, Audra Reetl: • rtachel Smith, llachel Song. M°"' nlka Tuuffel, Tr.u .. ')' 'l\lrpen, Elieff Yafaie, Alysa Vanderweerd, l!.v<1 Vieyra-McDaniel, Sarah watson, , Alisa Wr.iy und Cameron Yahr. Men'» cross country -Andrt•w , Garratt, Matthew Grilli and lohn : Kluve. Women's cross country -Tes : sa Cendejas, Janelle Ocl Soldato, Melinda Fuller, Kimberly Handd. Veronica Herrera. knna Keith. Ashley Patteson, Karin llagudo. Kirn Ramirez. Natalie St. Andre and Kelli Vanderburg. lJJce the winners of the 1V show, Mesa Verde will like what It sees once all of the wort is complete. Today's winner advances to meet either St. Bonaventure (19-5) or San Dimas (18·8) in Fri- day's quarterfinals. ONE Of 1HE WORLO'S MOST SGMK VWGES Wll AGAIN BE 1HI WDROP FOR AM MMT11WWlll BEMEffT OTY Of MEWPOIT 8liCH YOUtH PROGRAMS AHO 111 BWTlflUJIOM PROJECT Of CORONA DB. MAR. REGISWJIOM IMCWDES A T -SIORT AND GOURMET SUKTIOM Al 1HE RfMOWHU) RESWIRAMT Row. PRE-RE"STRATIOM Pm 10 WID, u 26 $1S W DAY IKISWJDf ~JO 11 Dr DMIM IWH ~10 OU. 94H44..JtS1 fOl A RKISWlDC KM RKIS1ll (Mii Al WWUTM.CDM. WALK-IH RE"STRATIOH AT THE OASIS SENIOR CENTll 800 MAl,Hlllt AVD41K (OIOHA DEL Mil JUNE l WEDMESDAY HOM NOOM-1:00PM JUNE J THURSDAY HOM MOOM-1:00PM JUHE 4 ftlO..Y HOM 9:00AM-1:00PM ln outdoor trai:k and field. she competed at the Z003 NCAA championships, fmi.shing 21st in the heptathlon. Turpin is a graduate student in demographic and social analysis after graduating from UCl with degrees in criminology, law and society and psychology and so- cial behavior last June. She is a three·time Big West Scholar-Ath· lete and a two-time Big West Spring All-Academic honoree. She earned Academic All-MPSF in indoor trade. and field and w.1s presented with the first annual Rohen and Phyllis Olichester Award. Endrikat. a senior crimjnology, law and sociery major, is ranked No. 22 nationally in doubles with par1ner Brian Morton and will participate in the NCAA Doubles championships, Wednesday through May 31st. Endrikat teamed with Morton to win the fD\ So C.al regionals and reached the semifinals of the 2003 lTA All-American tourna- ment I le also played in the 2003 fD\ National indoors this fall. The duo is I I -5 overall this year. Endrikal is a three-lime first· team All-Big West honoree in singles and doubles. ·n1e team captain has been ranked as high as No. 73 in singles in his career and is a two-lime Big West Con- ference Scholar-Athlete. Men's baskelbaU player Matt Okoro and women's ~occer player Melody Mangrello re- ceived the University's Academic Challenge Award from the UCI admissions office. Women's volleyball player Dana Kurz.bard and men's tennis player Wkwesi Williams received the UCI Athletics Leadership Award, while the men's 1eru1js team accepted the FacuJty Ath· lerk Representative Award for the highest team GPA.. Kur7bard also garnered the second annual Robert and Phyllis Ouchester Award. •The scholar-athletes: Baseball -Jimmy AJstot, Man Falk, Michael Koehler, Nash Rob· ertson. Steve Schroer and Greg Wallis. Men's baskelbalJ -Aras Bas- kauskas, Nie Campbell, Jeff Glog- er, Ross Schraeder and Stan Zu- zak. Women's basketball -Kristen Green, Katie Sturgeon and Jo- anna Usher. Men's crew -Lewis Baloian, Brod Ikard, Arah Ca.lafi. Jeffrey Clang. Robert Christensen. Brad Cohn, Daniel Grom.is, John Ja- cobsen. Stephen Kelly, Joseph I .ynch, Kevin MarguJleux, Pedro Meo's golf -Neno Boonyapla- nun, Will P'ark. Ryne Hindfleisch and Nate Yates. Womeds golf -01a11ning Lovejoy. Men's soccer -Dardo Acuna, Sebastian Galmarini, Otris Klotz. Gameron Rossi and <Juis Ruiz. . Womedssoccer-Lauren Bat>1, Leah Dawson, Julie Scheppelt', Tara Weldon and Maris.sa Welliv- er. Men's swimming and diving Kareem Adnan. Matthew ltowl'll. Michael McKeehan, Sulllk l\tlta nasinth and Daniel Puchal~k.i. Women's swtmmlng and dlv- lng -Megan Raker. franny Brit Lie, )(jm Do, Codi Jensen. Steplic1 nle Moore. Jayme Yahr and Ahhy Zem. Men's tennis -Ar..ish Bur mand, Jonathan Endrikat, Ha~ mond Helonat. Ryu!o!ukt• K,1.,111 wabara, Peter Surapol. ltt'noul. Wijemanne, Wkwc.~i William., and Eric Yandoc. Women's tennis -At111.1 Bcn~ er, ntfany Chang. Nilli Fermin, Natalie Jacobs, I Jui l,euw. < hri<. Lina Posner and Kelly Savin. Men's track and field Mi chael Beerer, Michael Cao. 1<111 Connell, Dan Driscoll, I 1111 Hearst. Sreven Higa. Monn I hue, Robert Jeppson. Dt'rek Kingrt•y. Fred Lee, Curtis Lehma11n, Elia1. Moreno. Weston Motoyal)u, l'ri1 Nyberg, John Stein, Jon Stewart and Jeremy Torres. Women's Irick and field Amanda Armstrong, ThC'rc':'>a Condon, Jessica Crow. Eri11 Cur 1is, Kimberly J larper, Hat 1d1 Houston, Jennifer Lewi!., Kirsll'n Loftin. Angela Lotito, Kimberly Mcafee, Amber Nefas, Corirn Rodgers, Kristen Silvern1<u1 anti Annmarie Turpin. Men's voUeybaU -Bl Fell. f>al Ion fitch, Greg Ford, Breit H1•id and Kyle Weichert. Women's volleyball -S.1m1 Cash, Keegan Fcather .. 111114.', Stacy Gorin, Ashlie I lain, I J;mo Kurzbard, Jennifer Moi.er. Brt•1uJ.1 Waterman and Kl'lly Wing. Men's water polo -l'ltil < 1arnu, Mark Masterson and Hick Mt•1 lo. Women's water polo -Mi cheUe Carey. Margaret Fet·nc}. Melissa Fernandez, ·nrrany Fmh Kelsey Haroldson, Erica I fur man, Robyn Kaak~. Erica Nirh11I son, Erika Ranes. Karly Tivc11a11. Alicia Weider and llehecca Wt demeyer. Salling -Pierre Auroux., Julian.a Long. Lauren Maxam, Fn11ly Robb, Carlos Hoberls. 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MEETING Nit ellec:uted by A.lex Kanakatlt, •n unman1ed REVIEW, APPROVAL man Aecotded on to.woo aa 1,.trument No 2003-001239571 In Book P• o1 O!!idal reconSt In the AND SUBMISSION Of olb al the County Aecordllf of <Ange ~. Hlf f Y 1()(M ?00'!> OH{ C.lllomla, and pul'IUant 1JO the NocJot °' Defaull YlAR ACTION PlJIN 10 end Ei.ctlon lo Sell "*1HJndtf teCOf'a.d 1/&'04, In THE U.S. OEPARlfl\ENf ::o:i:~~6441~~'::3 ~ g~,:08t1:~L~:~EU:r of the ~ .i lht 111air1 ~ -to Iha (HVO). Pllic9ntia CMo Cent« .-01-411 E. CN1p1nan A\19., CODF J\MlNDMCNl Pll!Ctf'llla CA 11 10.00 A.~At auc:ton to Iha NO. 2004-003 (PA.1004 hlol'tMI blddef IOI' caloh at the time ohale 066) -REQUlST fO In lawful money Of !ht Statn) .. f1d'4. t1t1e A Mt HO OfSTRICl'ING end lntt111st ~ lo •nd now held by lt Uf1d9r MAP NO 25 TO ES 111d Deed o1 Trusf In !ht ptopefty ll1utl9d In Mid lABllSH A IO·fOOT County and Slat• hen1inatler dncribect. SETBACK ON ORAN(;[ COmpletely dMcfl>ed In Mid Oeed of Tl\llt The AVE'.NUC fOR A PROP propeny •dclteU arid Ofltr c:ommon CIHIQnltlon, II CRTY LOCA Tf D A 1 331 S tny, ol Ifie IHI ~ detCriDed *>OY9 11 CLAY S JR(( l (PA?004- puipotled to b9. 303 Av11111da Ceftllot ~ 066). Beadl CA 02CIOO The uncwligoed· Tf\lt'" UPDf,TE Of lOCAl dile*lm• any 11.tbilrty !of any l11correc111aM of Iha c 0 As T AL p R 0 (l RAM prope11yoddrwt ond Olhtf oommot1 ~tlon, It (l.CP) LANO US£ Pl AN 1ny, thoWn hefeln The tolal •mount of the v,.,.id lCP AMENOKNT HO balara al Iha Ol)llgallon 141CUted by h prcptJty lo 2004-<lOI (PA 2003·093). be laid Ind ,..tOl'l&b4e Mllmated COiia ·~ NfWPOl!T TCCHNOlO and advOllCltl at the lime of Ille lnltlat ~tlon o1 GY CENTER, 500 540 the nctk;e of Sile is St88.457.00 tn ~to SUPCIUOR AVfNUl. CUil. lhe Trustee wlll accept • cuhiler'• Clledl AMEtfl>MfNT TO USE dftWI\ on • lta le Of' ntllonal bar-At, • ctleCk dl'lwn Pf R M 11 N 0 3 619 . by • tlate IX ledenll er.alt unl0'1 "'. otiec;lt drawn TRAfflC STUDY NO 203 Dy• tlate or~ UY!riot and io.n •MOCNillOtl. 001(PA.2003·112) ~ ...acialion Of Nvinge be11k epec:lfied In Publlihtd Htwgort ~ &102 of Ille FlnanCial"Oode and IUlhOl\zecl 8 ach/C I Me II .... AA ... _ .......... , In tnls ........ 111 ......_ _ __. • .-.... e ot • ~• .i y .., ...., ......,,.. • .. ,. u,. .......,,. _ _, Pl\ol Mt)~. 2004 1021 oltlel' lhtn caah la 80Cllpled tne T'IUllM rMY. ~ tilt lttuanot Of Ille Trutt .. '• D9ed unta M¥lltl5ll8fT fOl llS fUndl 1*X>tne l\llillble to lhe JHIYM or endOtMe .. a matttf ol rlgM !aid NI& wltl bit rn.cs.. bul Subject lo cond1lll1n• wlttlout <:llMK\lnt Of wtrrtnl'(, eiq:JfMI or ~ Pft\Cllbtd by lh~ un ~Olna dtllt,~ Of encumbfanc.1, 1o dMslan•d. 1uled bid\ ullef)' Ifie ~~ I ed by Nill Oiied, f0t t luCllf> Surn Con adllelat ltler8Undef, ~~ U provided htd aft 111vll•d IOI the fllftll'I. Ind lhe Uf10&lcl pmcip,et belanoa ot lhl lollowin& Woik: Note walltd tw Mid Deed.-.,,..,_, twton" mwn prcMc111C1 In Aid Nole, ..... ~ •nd • ...,.,,._ IMNOVIMINfS Of fie Ir"'*" and N .,,... ~ bY Nici DMd MllA Alltl ~ Tn* D""9d llN04. .. FOR SAl.£S PIOJl<T N0.1 lNFOAMATION (•t8)5'I0-122t a.IA ~ JOtUto a.Mc», Inc .1~ .. Mid Tiu81et, a c.lllornll (OtfTMCT lfO,, ~Ilion. 11111 CMllnO De LA R9lrll '910, 891'1 ttJtff 0!900, ~ '2108 (8186:!,..ft?~ By ~ UNIVERSITY Of .,..,,.,., TM!M. OSIH;18.2lll'2004 A· CAl.W:OflNIA, IAVIM ]CIMJ CAl lf~v: t2'97 "'°*'~ TIMI ..._ Attt &11Uditi1 ten<Jnt lmprovemeoh will bt occupied by the School ol Alts admln1s Ir 1111011 The office space 1~ louted on the ncond lloo! al a tl11u stoty office bulldln1. wh1th II•' a common will w1lh the Mesa p111k1na \lructure Work include' 1lemoht1011, new wslls, doo1 $. hardware. 110111 tna. cefllnas. and Im lshes; eloct1lcal powe1, data and \lanal, me chanlcel dostr1but1on and f'h•usl system and n~w 1001 top unit, ph1mb1na and llaluro. lSTIMATIO COMSYIU<TION con. ssso1ooo.oo ..... I ,., .... lhl~ ........... .,., ...... tile .-llfltetlM• I• .... (Mtrect OM-'t -.y ................ ,., -... .i. 8ieldln1 Oocumenla will bt avallable to 81dd11n on fUISOAY, MAY ts, 2004 111d will be issued at· faclhllaa Ma11aaement U11iv•r$1ty of C11hfor11t1. lrvl11t 201 lnttrtm Otflce llu1ld· 1na (malll111 •ddrt~5) 1911? llmboret Boule· vard (phislctl addnu) Irvine, CA 92697·54'14 (949) 824 1404 Checks lor • --ref-.i.w. ft• will bit requ11td In the amount ol SU.QO per stl ol Oiddme Ooc:uments. Cheds are to bt m11dt pay•blt lo • The Rea•nl> of Ill• Unlv11 •lty of C1lllOl'nl• ' S1>alfd Olds wlll not be tcceptad 1fttt• 1.00 f'M on WIDNISDAY, JUNI ••,t004 81d Stcurlty 111 the amount ot IOW. of t1w1 l u~ Sum Ba.. 8111, ncludln1 •lt1r111tH. &llall ICC:Otnpln-MC:ll Bid, Tiit Su<ely lti11Jlnl the llcl 9otMf •hall be, on llM Bid Otldllnt, an ed"'ltttd tllftt) In llfet (•• dtflntll In tllt Callfor1tl• Codt of CMI Procedu11 Sectlu" 995.UO). A 111•"41'\of~ Pit &rd Confe1ence •11d Pre Bid Job Wilk will be con dueled on. WEDNES- DAY, JUNf 2, 7004 be111nn111a promptly at 9100 AM f'a1t1c1panls \11 .. 11 meet at· UnJVer s1ty of Cahlor 'lta. lrvln~ Senale President'~ Con· feuince Ronni Meu Ollie~ Butld1n11 4004 MHa Road (8u1ldin1 1!>9 on Campus Map) (949) 824-1A04 (\U www.uc1 @du/C.m· pusm•p tor directions) ATIINOANCI AT THI Pll·tlO CONFUllNU ANO l'U-110 JOI WA.UC IS MANOAJOIY 'Oft AU PllMI CON-f aAC10lS. THI MHT • ING Will ClOSI AT ttOS AM ANY COM· flACTOlS AalllVING AFTH THIS TIMI WIU NOT II lllGllll TO PAllfKtPAfl IM THI 110 PaOCISS AS A PalMI CONTltACfOll. Only blddal\ wfln pllrllclptte 111 both the Pr. Bid Conference and lh• Job Walk 1n their tnll1e1y ,.,,ll be allowed to btd on Iha Proje~t u prime. contract0ts. F0t tu1thu lntofl11et1on. COlllact f llCIHllM Man111emenl. Contncts Otp9flment, Attn. 61ende R Hoel<tnhull at (~9) 824-1'°" Tho succenlul 81dder ind II• $ubeontr•cl0t• will bt "quired to follow the nondlr.crlrnlnetlon requlrtmantt ~t forth In tht Ohldiot 0C)CU· rnenu end lo P•Y pt1v1mn1 w•c• ratu 11 11\t loctllon ol Ill• WOik Tiit $UCcanful Olddtr wlH IHI requ;red to htvt tht followlnJ Stitt ot C.llfornla Contrtctor'1 lic•nM currtnt et th• llMt of "ubMl'slon of '"'• lld; • UCINH QASWICAflCHtt UCIMMCOOl.1 General fn,,,,..,ln1 Cor11t telor A c-11 eulld1n1 COftttecl« 8 OtllwP,......~r 1 Bidder Quahl1caltons <elled for to be sub nutted at rune of bad 1nclu1fe, hut M e not necessaflly hm1led lo I The Conlr•clo< shall ll•ve been in bus111css under the ume n•m~ and Cahfmma Conlrac- 101'' L1cen'" 101 a minimum of S conltnu- ou\ yurs pr1or lo the bid opemne date lor th15 Pi 01ect. The hccnse u~ed to oiahsfy this r•q111re mtnt shall bit of the &ame type requored by the contrncl. 2. The Conl1aclor shall plovide a mu11mum ot 3 relerencu lor profeth s1m1ld• 111 scope and size lo this P1oiect which h~ve been successfully completed tn ltle State ol Cahtornla d111 Ina the pasl 3 years THE RECE N1S OF lHE UNIV[RSl1Y 01 CAI I fORNIA May 2004 Publislled Newport 8uch/Cosl1 Mua Daily Pilot May 25, lune l, 2004 1022 ,..... ..... ... s...... The lollowlnt persons are doina bu1l11tss es· hpuu One, I.LC. 11752 Ce1Mn Grovt Boulturd, Cttdtn Ctove, Ca 928'3 Soullltrn Ctlllornla Ont. •LLC (NV). 7910 South 3500 East, Suitt 8 , Salt lakt City, Ut 841U This buslntH Is con ducted by. a Llmlt•d I l~blltty Co. ll•ve Yllll lll•tll!d do1111 buslneu yet? Yts, 02/01/2004 Soul her n Cellfornl• 011t. LlC, lainu D POWtfl, S.crtltly for R141ld EnlttP<l•u. Inc;. M11n11M this atattmtnt wu liltd wllll the Couolt Clerk ol Onn1• County on04/Z7/04 to046ttJ1'6 Delly Piiot May A, ll, lt. ~. ?004 T001 -•-• •us•••..-• '@':!llllill _....,.. ... Fldltlous hsMss 2 71 0 Ke I .an rz 22 2 . fldltlews ltlslness M .. e~ TI ·"" ._5.....___. lr•'"e. California 92614 Tiu• ,1,,1 .. nw11t w,1 -Tt11s bus111es\ IS 1.on M.IShlf...t lllelf w1lh lht I 111111ty The lollowone persons a1 e dom11 bu~lnen as l\enn5 Ma11<Hina Ou1irn. Inc , 3075 Molok•i Place. Cosla Mesa. CA 92626 l\enns Marhtlng De \lgn. Inc. (CA), 3075 Molokai Pla~e. Co\la Mesa. CA 92626 This busineu is con ducted by· a corpor alton Have you started doing buslnen yet? No Kenns Marketina De sign, Inc .. Isabell Ke11ns. Vice President lh1\ \tatemtnl wn toled with the County Clerk of Ora11ae County on 05/13/0. 200U9'SHI Oa1ly Pilot May 18, 25, lune I. 8. 2004 Th02 I I tie followtn11 p11 son\ ere doln& business u Mylor Medical Solutrons, llC. 17l5 Cliff O<lve, Newport BHch, Call fornia 92663 Mylo< Medical Solu lions, llC (CA), 171!> Cllff Drive. Newport Buch, C1Ufornlt 92663 Thia bustness is con dueled by · Limlled llabllily Co. Have you started ckllna bus1nns yet7 No Mylor Medlc•I Solu· 110111, llC, llUllt Blodaou. Mana,., Tlli11 11t•l•1t1•nt wn filed with tht Courtly Clttk of Oran1• County M04/l4/04 I0046fHSS4 01lly Ptlot M•Y 4, tt, 18,25,2004 '999 ........... ......... The followi"I per M>ns •rt doll\I bu11lneu 11. P11tliC• Auto WorkJ, llel W•tt lltll SCl•I. Unit A. Co111 Mua, C11tl0tnla 9M21 J•"Oll ... bout, 9111 Wnt \Mtl St. Unit l , Cott• ~. CaMf0tnle 92627 f!!Hd Mo!edi It!lr1nl1 dueled by a gtneral The following pe1 \On• Clerk nf (J, ·'"P'' c iotmt y partnership ate dome busmen •'-011 04/2?/0~ Have you started llOln& Anda•• Salon & Slo.1n 70046983797 buiineu yet? No Therdpy, 7988 Ea•I Dd1ly Pilot Mdy 4 I l Jason Beeboul Pdc1f1c Cnasl Ht&llw~y 18, t5. 2004 111011 fh1s datement wa• Newport Beach, CAl1 ------ hied with the County lor nla 92651 fktftiM loslneu Cieri\ of Or•na:e County And•v1, I.LC. (CA). JI "'--S~ on<>!>/14/04 Cap;i Andover , Newpo11 -,,.,.,_,, 70046915906 Be.ch, Cahlorn1a 92660 Daily Pilot M•y 18. 25. I h11 bu"ness 1~ ron hmel,8,2004 1019 ducted by· I lmthcl fhe follow1na persons are doma busmen n · Waretlouu of C&ri. 1916 Plaunlie Ave . Costa Mesa. CA1fforn1a 92627 Tom Hu1sl. 20522 l\elvina1ove. Hunlinalon Beach, Cahfo•nla 92646 811en Weber. 1727 Opechee Wty, Gl1111dale, C..lifotnla 91208 This business 15 con dueled by: joint venture Have you st1rted dotne bualness yet? No Tom Hursl 1"11 &11tement wu flled with the Cou11ty Clerk of Or•nae County on 05/14/04 2004ff HOH Otlly Pilot May 25, lune t. 8, t5. 2004 10?5 "'*"' ..... .... si...t Tht tono .. 1111 p41 .on• .,. do nc b11.innr. .. Oullt 8111 Construction, 82'1 W. 15th Sf. #51, Nf!Wport e .. eh, C•ll· IOI nla 92663 Doutlts John Huvl side, ~4 W 15th SI. i!>li Newporl 8111cll. Call orn11 92663 Thia b11slntu It COii dUctecl bt' en l!\dlvldutl H1Yt you ttarted clolna buslnt•• t•17 Ho Oo111l11 JOOtl H .. w1.idt This atat11Mnt wu ,,..Cl •Ith the County Cltrll of Ortntt Covnty ono&/07/04 ""6taHl4 O•lly Piiot Ma1 l\, It, 25 • .lilM l . l004 f0l4 I l1ab11tty Co Hive you >larl~ll t101n11 buslnns yet? No Andav1, llC. David Butholomew, Manatina Member lh1s $latement wn fried with the County Clerk ol Or.anae Coun1v on05/05/04 70046984163 Delly Piiot May II, 18. ~.June I , 2004 TOl;l fldttlM..._ .... s........ Tne tollowlna persons 11ra dolna buslnen n Ace Man1goment Co . 973 TU<lle Crest Or I• vine. Ca 9260.l Abraham Carlton Cl 11<111, 973 Turtle Crnt Dr .. Irvine, CA 92603 This buslneu i. con clucted by an tndfvldual Have you itatted doln11 buslneas yet? No Abrett•m flllott lh11 st•ltmtnl wH flied with th• Counl y Clttll ol Orantt Counly on 05/12/04 20046tlSS70 O•lly PtlOt M•y t8. ;!!>, lune l , 11, 2004 TllO?O .......... ........... The tollowlna p.t1on11 art dolna buslntu 11: S•ll C11tfq1n111 Ntwp0r1 8e•cll, 2$1 Shlpr•rd War IA. NtwPOf't Dtach, CA9*S •"<•W Ttttlc, I 164% M.vl>lt Arch DflH. Sent• A111,CA92705 Tiii~ 1>11t1M11 It con· d\Jc:ttd by· •n lndMd11•I Htvt you 1twttd dotnt l>lltl!ltt.1 )'et7 Yu, t.ft>/ 88 I he followmR P''"""' art:1 dom~ bu\tnP~' ... , Alech Solu1to11\ 1~111 L;o. Vida. l111tun,1 Ni1.1111·L CdlofO"'ld '12bll Ak1I Mylh'I fl,,11111•0,1111 ?47 71 l • V11t.; I -1c1111.1 N11turl. Cahlor nu1 91(iJ1 lht~ l)u\UU'\' I\ C ''" dulled by. en 1nd1v11h1HI Have you •lnrl~d dmnit builnt\\ y~I? Yr' 04 30/1999 Ak1f Mychal ltln111w.011 fhtS \l•IMflll•lll W•" filed wtlh llflo C11unly CIPrl. of Or llflj,\r Count v 011 04/ l 5/()4 20046987477 Dally Pilot May 4. l l 18.?5.?00A 1001 AditlM lvsiMss M.IS...._. lhe followt111 t>•l'Ull\ are dom& bu~'"'"' '" MATCO TRANSMISSIONS ANO AUTOMOTIVf ~T'( CIAllSlS, I 728 r13cenll11 Ave .• Co\11 Meu (' 11h fornla9~U Rob1r1 w f 11,. I nil 1 Place11ll~ Ava , Co>h1 Mesa. 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S..AM.CA~107 ......,...,."' .. ,.,~ -~""' Estate Sala 1486 know1nelr accitpl any ,_iiiiiiiiiiii!iiJ!iiiiiiiiiiiii .. adverltsernenl for real P estate which I\ 1n v1ol11fon nl lhe law Our readers •re l\erPby 1nfor med that all dwell 1nas adver t1sed 1n lhl\ new.paper are available o• an equal opportunity COWCTllU ITIMS 1000 Haw111an Sh1th, co1Ject11>M watche\. mid mod furn1lu1e SAT 10 2pm 730 West 17th SI CC)jta M411-a basis ------To complain of dis cr1mina1ton. ••II HUD toll lree at 1·800 4;>4 8590 NOMAMR HOW YOU UY IT, CUUIFl£0 CAN FIND IT. JfWRRY/ DIAMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS (-st (•lit NHda Old Coins! Cold silver • jewelry. Wiit~ ~nliqoes collecllbles 949 1>4? 9448 • ... c.ts ..... f0t Adophon SAT 12 4 00 PetSmart Co\ta Men 17th ' Super IOI (Nell to MlchaeG) ~· Xlrl U SC UI 911 L 1fe's Unce1ta1nlln 1t1ppen• Pet Owneri Nud Help Well M•nnered Adull C1h & Older On&\ nted new homes Adnpt Adult Amm1'5 30 d•y 1 et urn Polley www an1m•lnetwo1i. or& Pet Adoptions 2 o... 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