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TUESDAY, MARCtj 11, 2003 ·
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·· Jtedevelopmtnt .. zOne vote held up;
Before anything else, concerns to the Redevelopment Agency QUESTION 7 Monday. ate all the angst that's being crectted. •
But agency member Gary Monahan Cowan said. R d l OD Monday. e eve Opm~nt Agency AB of press time, the agency had not
ShcM.lld eo.t. M.a try to
evold ...... eminent
gives platform to taken a vote to accept the preliminary • boundaries for an addition of 434 acres Westside property owners to the downtown redevelopment wne
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said he would lib to see some action · Cowan's comments drew resounding
taken on his proposal -to extend the cheers from among the more than 300
redevelopment area only down the people in the audience.
(acing zone's expansion. that the Planning Commission ap-
19th Street commercial corridor and a From the heckling of the consultants
residential area one block south. who presented the redevelopment plan,
Deirdre Newm.n
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proved Jan. 27. "I have no desire to go forward with it was obvious that a large portion of
The agency-Qty Coundl members
acting under a different dtle -couldn't
decide before the public comment ses-
sion whether they would even take a
vote. Councllpian Allan Mansoor ab·
stained from the discussion because he
lives too close to the area. which Ls
roughly bordered by 15th Street, Whit-
purposes only. · the 434 acres,• Monahan said. the audience was against the proposal
Agency member Ubby Cowan .µso "I am concerned that the Oty Coun·
COSTA MPS\ -Westside industrial
property owners, who have been stew-
ing for the past few months over the
prospect of their ·property being
deemed bllgbted, finally got to air their
tier Avenue, West 19th Street and Po·
mona Avenue.
Since more than 90 people were set
to speak. agency Chairman Cluis Steel
predicted that no action would be taken
expressed reservations about absorbing cil will override the will of the people.·
the entire 434 aaes, which encom-said Pat Conlon, who has owned a
passes 627 properties, into the redevel-business on West 19th Street for 17 o~ment wne. years. "I think the Westside has enough
ON THE AIR
"I don't blow if the information we
have at this time is appropriate to ere-
KENT TAEPTC1N I OAILY Pl.OT
Alexander Herzog, 11, flies kites with his father, Ottmar, at Fairview Park on Monday. Alexander, an accomplished flier who has competed in
national competitions, was waiting to be if!terviewed by KOCE television for his kit~ftying prowess.
Newport woman seeks GOP nod for Assembly race
Marianne Zippi, who ran unsuccessfully for City
Council in the fall, is among the first to announce
of people," lJppi Said "I was encour-
aged to go for this seat, as long as
pampbell runs for Senate. One thing I
her intention to run for John Campbell's seat. did learn in the City CowtcO race ts. · do~t go up against an incumbenL"
June Ca1a1rand•
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· NBWPORT BPACH -Marianne
1Jppl, who unsuccessfully challenged
incumbent Mayor Tod Ridgeway for
his Diltrict l seat on the City Council
in November, ls seeking the Republi-
can nominadon to run for Assea!bly.
· l.ippi will vie 'tor t&e1&ti. OOUfcf' ~ ld~:that race, Ridgeway rec;eived
Assembly seat that John Campbell Jj,541 votes, or SSA; Greenlight-
wtll vacaq, so he can run for the state supported candidate Madelene Ara-
Sen&te in 2004. 1be .BalbQa Peoin.su1a kellan got 8,090, or 33.34'lt; and lJppl
businesswoman said that her run for t.allled 2,649, or 10.~.
Newport Beach Qty Council con-Zlppl. 58,. said her main goal is to
viruled her to run for higher office. support the Republican agenda in the
'After the election, I got a lot of si.te Legislature. Tupping her list of
positive feedback from a lot of groups ~ ls.sues are fiscal solvency at the
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THE VERDICT
state level, fostering a business envi-
ronment that attracts investment and
creates jobs and a range of issues af-
fecting families.
·As a woman who's been In
business, raised children and pand-
cbildren. issues aff ecdng families a.re
paramount at the Legjslature. • lJppJ
said.
Zippi is a former marketing execu-
tive who now worb awneeing famOy
assets, including real estate holdings
SM ASSB•LY, Pip M
Island'sfounding barely above board, or aboye water
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S.. ZONE, Pace M
Court case
could mean '
more local
school cuts
Newport-Mesa, college
districts could lose more
than $25 million if
county's appeal fails in
property tax case.
Christine Carrillo
Daily Pilot
NEWPOIIT-MESA -lt's just too big to
fathom.
It's impossible to prepare foL
It's yet another threat to the already
strained poctetbooks of tbe Newport-
Mesa Unified School Di.strict and the
Coast Community College District.
A pending court case against Orange
County. charging that its practice of
property value assessment has been in-
consistent with Proposition 13. could
cost Newport-Mesa about $16.7 million
and the college district about $8.7 mil-
lion
S..CUTS,hpM
CHURCH AND STATE
~day free
parking ruled
consti~tional
June Cau1rande
Oaity Pitot
NEWPORT BF.AOi -The dly is not
vloladng the esutilislu•aent dame al the
Coosdhrtinn by aDowing free metered
parting near four c::bt.ftbes OD ~
a:nomin& a dillrict aut )'adge bM ruled.
ICl'iking down a tawUt by a loC8l mm
who charpd that chun:Ma .... -.
special IJ"etlh11mt.
John w. Nellon, the Newport ee..ti
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A2 Tuesdly, Mlrch 11, 2003 •
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Kl>S tALK BAa(
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rollers
The Daily Pilot went
to Harbor View
Elementary School in
Newport Beach to ask
first-graders, 'I/you
had $100, what
would you buy?'
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pwnpkin.IO
my toys can
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VALDES, 7
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help it get
more
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Costa Mesa
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running out
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First-graders roll the dice and add up the numbers in a money math game called Race for a Dollar in Wendy Jawor's first-grade class at Harbor View.
Nickel and dimed
Christ.In• C•rrlllo
Daily Pilot
So you've got a quarter, a dime, two
nickels and six pennies -bow much
money do you have?
No using a calculator -the
first-graders in Wendy .Jawor's class at
1-lart>or View FJementary School in
Newport Beach didn't get to.
Although some of them debated
whether 100 peonies is actually the
equiva1eot of a doUat and others
ca)o alated the worth of their change
on their fingers. each student wodced
at understanding the bas1ca of finance. •
They did 10 by working in
independent groups. whkh. even at
ages 6 and 7, taught them a ~th of
lessons.
"We can help each other and, most
of all we get to don't be alone, .. said
The Hell 1J011 M111 Unified SdlOOf
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First-graders at Harbor View Elementary
tackle the basics of finances
7-year·old Briton Valdez, who was the
captain of bis group.
Dmded into four groups of about
four students each. the first-graders
used their knowledge of math and
money in a variety of games.
"These are so fun.· said 6-year-old
Christine ~who played Spin
to Win. • game in wb1cb the students
q>in a pointer and try to win as much
money u pouible. ·1.leamed bow to
ootmt money because before, I d.Jdn't
know bow to cowit money.•
~they learned how to CO\Ult it. .
they then needed to learn bow to
spend lt -a lesson many adults wish
they'd never learned.
·1 can set lunch in our cafeteria."
said 6-year-old Brad Hostetler, who
won $2.43 during the same Spin to
Win game. •it's only $2 .... I've got tax..
While the different money games
helped the students learn and
understand the worth of
mathematics. a pet food drive the
class completed earlier in the month
helped them understand the social
e«ect it can have as well.
Having collected 258 pet food cans.
which they donated to the Pet Food
Bank for an1mals ln shelters. the
students counted their way toward
aua:ess u each dooadoo made its
way into their dassroom.
"They were really excited to have
helped and to know they were
helping animals," said Jawor, who
LUNCH MENU
dressing, mixed frul1, choice of milk
WEDMSMY
initiated the pet food drive, which
turned into a school-wide project.
"This (was) such an easy project to do
and it totally gives bac.k to the
communi~·
Not to mention, it also teaches the
students bow quiddy numbers can
add up.
"They learn better when they're
doing." Jawor said. ·using the
hands-on method in the form of a
game. they often don't know they're
1eam1ng.·
They often don't know they're
soMng problems, either.
Speaking of which. just ln cue
you're wondering. you've got 51 cents.
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her el(J>erience.
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NEWPORT BEACH CITY -COUNCIL PREVIEW
ON THE AGENDA
CAMPAIGN REFORM
·Of tl)e lsaues that will come before the
eowtcll tonight, none are likely to be more
oontentfous than a study aession on
campaign reform in the city. Amid a bitter·
l>attle between two facdollS ln the city, the
~uncil wilJ discuSs whether changes to city
campaign rules can lead to cleaner
elections.
WHAT TO EXPECT ·
; Once the discussion is.done, the council
piay ~de not to make any chaQges. Ii so,
that will be the end of the matter. If the
council decides the matter i.s 'WO.rtb some
formal action, they may CU!k to have the
mattertome up at a i'egu.lar session of a
council meeting, perhaps with proposed
Changes to the campaign ortlinance that
they could vote on.
LANDMARK THEATERS
pOSTPONEO
: City leaders have once again postponed
~onsideratlon of a landmark theaters
ordinance. The matter has been bumped to
the March 25 agenda, when the coµnctl is
expected to vote on loosening rules for three
city theaters and the Balboa Pavilion.
though the oniine agenda for the council
FYI
WHAT: Newport Be1ch City Council meetlng
WHEN: 7 p.m. today; study .... 1C)fi b4tglns
at4 p.m. ...
WHERE: City Council Chambers at.City Hall,
3SOO Newport Blvd.
INFORMATION: Complete agendas and staff
reporta are available at
www.clty.newport-beach.ca.us; for
Information by phone, call (949) 844-3000.
meeting showed that the matter would be
heard today, the city clerk's office confirrµed
Monday that the item had been postponed.
ANNEXATION
A much:awaited vote tpnight eould set In
motion the city's annexatton of West Santa
Ana Heights, the Santa·Ana Country Oub
and an unincorporated area south of Mesa
Drive. The c-0uncil will vote whether to send
a Jetter to the Local Agency Formation
Commission that the cityylans to apply to
annex the areas.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Staff have already provided detailed
analyses to the council on the possible
effects of annexation. They project that,
while it won't bring in much tax revenue,
armeitation won't cost the city any money,
either. Considering the very vocal support
for the plan residents and the country club,
the council may vote yes.
TREE POLICY .
The city's poUcies on trees couJd get
updated. The issue 'stems from a lawsuit la.st
tall m~ against the dty by the Balboa Arbor
Society. Arbor aodety mem.ben agreed to
release their legal stranglehold on 23 tree
stumps and two ttees in Balboa Village If the
city agreed to teview Its tree policies..
WHAT TO EXPECT
Slaft' haYe ljl..,.,,,, that the CCllldl
ooilddate d1y p:ee tUe$. eo dll!!ft5 a pxt
chance aome dllll'98 ~ bnnade. &t~
CXlllDdl filflTlhn dedde to make 90Dle
far1ho'-~ ~ ranahl 10 ht seen. . .
MARINAPARK HOTEL:
Ir past meetings are any guide, tonight's
discussion on a proposed resort at
Marinapark will be contentious, even
though the maner before the council is fairly
routine. The council will vote whether to
accept changes to the Marinapadc plans,
formalizing developer Sutherland Talla's
modifications that, among other things,
reduced the number of rooms to 110.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Too many wildcards to call this vote.
-Compiled by June Casagrande
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NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL BOARD PREVIEW
ON Tl1E AGENDA
NEWPORT HARBOR
HIGH POOL
FY1
What: School board meeting
Whan: 7 p.m. today.
Whara: 2985-A Baar St., Costa
Mesa ,
For more information: (714)
424-5000
authorization to make direct
appeals to all groups that use the
pool to contribute to the cost of
repairing and maintaining it.
WHAT TO EXPECT
recommended. Once the
superintendent had selected the
lowest responsive and
responsible bid, the board would
have to ratify the contract.
APIAWARD
EXPENDITURE PLANS
the Govempr's Performance
Award, which is based on their
Academic Performance Index
growth target achievement.
Thefundsarecomprisedof
the 2001 ·2002-cany over and the
first and second installments or
the 2002-2003 funding.
WHAT TO EXPECT
The board is expected to
approve the the plans.
-Compiled by Oirisrine Carrillo
Tuesday, Mar.en 11, t'OO~ A3
BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS
O>sta Mesa wins medal
at academic decathJon
C.OSta Mesa High School
won a first-place team medal
and an overall second place
ranking in an academic
decathlon last month.
The school, which com-
peted with 80 tecu;ns re-
presenting Orange County's
public and private high
schools, had three teams com-
pete.
The competitions consisted
of 10 categories -art, music.
economics, ·social science.
math, literature, essay. speech.
interview and a "super quiz."
Costa Mesa High received a
second-place team ranking in
its division for all l 0 catego-
ries. The $Chool won its first
place team medal in tht: "su ·
per quiz" category. ,during
which students were required
to answer a series of quesuons
about the ocean in only 30
seconds.
Many of lhe team members
who competed also came
home with individual awards.
C.ox· to oversee larger
Policy Committee
Rep. Ouis Cox will preside
over a 5.llghtly .lalger I louse
Policy Committee in the new.
session of Congress. ·oue to a record amount of
interest, we have added two
new member positions to the
Policy Commiuee." said Co:x. a
Republican who represents
Newpon Beach. "These 47
outstanding members of the
House will help our leadership
define Republican policy flt
the House."
The Policy Comm.iuee,
which will have 48 members,
acts a forum fo r Republican
members of the House to dis-
cuss proposed legislation. As
its chairman, Cqx is among
the leaders or the Republican
Party in the House.
Among the notable mem·
berr. are Speaker or the House
Dennis Hasten, (R-ill.), fom
Delay fR-TexasJ and Cabfor·
ma Republicans John Doolit ·
tJe. David Oner, Darrell I~
and Bill Thomas.
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The swimming pool at
Newport Harbor High School
has posed health and safety
concerns because of its
det~riorating condition and, as a
resuft, must be either repaired
immediately or shut down. Since
repairs to the pool fall under
priority six of Measure A. and
Measure A construction at the
school sites is only expected to
go through the priority four
level, the school is seeking other
methods of funding.
The two-phase project will
require about $1 million. The
school is seeking authorization
from the board to conduct Phase
J, wruch would Costa $450,000,
to put the pool back in working
condition.
The board is expected to
approve the proposal as
Eight schools have submitted
expenditure plans to the board
for approval. Those plans.
developed by their respective
school sites, are reliant upon the
funds they received from the
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Harbor. but also by the city of
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and by a few other community
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~ FOR THE' RECORD
A "Lett.er to the Editor· in
Saturday's Daily Pilot contained
incorrect Information about
which events in this year's
Newport 8Nc:h Public Library's
Distinguished Speakers Lecture
Series still have seating
available. Space Is available for
"Prescription for Life: The FDA
• and You• with Or. David Kessler
· on Friday, April 25. David
• Halberstam's programs on
Friday, March 21, and Saturday.
March 22, as well as Kessler's
program on Saturday, April 26
are sold out. These dates were
listed Incorrectly. Space is also
available for "On the Border.
Are We Still a Melting Pot?"
with Ray Sual'9Z on Friday, May
16. and Saturday, May 17.
A Mallblg item on Friday
Incorrectly stated that 'he Costa
Mesa City Council had voted on
replacing the Meaa Verde
Center with a Kohl't department
store ("Tough to make a
decision at 3 a.m .. even for City
Council"). The Planning
Commission made that vote.
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and securities. She earned a
bachelor's in English from CaJ
State University Los Angeles.
The count) Registrar.of Voten.
will accept candidates filing pa-
pers in t.l1L lail, dl which l!me
the full sl.it1 ,f aspirants
likely co b(. u \Jt:d with hope·
fuls -for th 70th Assembly
seat will b~ :nown. Anaheim
busint?~w,.,-ulfl and Republi·
Ccill pan} fund·raiserCristi Cm
tich and former lrvine Commu
nlty Services Commission
Olairman Oiuck Devore have
also. announced that they will
compete for the Republican
nomination in the primary.
which will be held in Mru1..h
2004
• JUNE CASAGRANDE covers
Newport Beach and John Wayne
Airport. She may be reached at
1949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at
1une.casagrande@latimes.com.
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vlabWty to bold its own."
The Downtow&l RJ<ievelop-
menl Project was established ln
t 973, and new territory hai been
added thiee times -the last
dme in 1980. Before the vote, It
locludtd about 200 acres. ·
In October 2001, the city be·
gan a &CUdy on adding more land
to the area to spur economic de·
velopmenL The study provided
sufticient evidence tlla.i. other
parts of the cJty qyalify for re-
development. according to ·Staff
reports.
The itldependent consul~ts
did a preliminary study of blight .
to eliminate propertJes that
would not qualify and an1ved at
the proposed boundaries. If the
agency accepts those bounda·
ries, properties in the area will
be. subject to a more rigorous
analysis. •
The analysis would use. 66
blight indicators, which include
physical deficiencies such as
electrical hazards and indus-
trial odors, and ~conomic ones
such as depreciated or stagnant
property values and "abnor-
mally high~ business vacancy
rates.
A section of the area could
also be designated blighted
based on deficiencies in the
infrastructure, such as problems
with the street and the sewer
system. Properties that were not
found to be ~ghted couJd also
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Right now, those numbers are
too much to digest, officials said.
"It will have implications for
the entire state of California,"
said PauJ Reed, assistant super-
intendent for business services
a1 Newport-Mesa Unified. Mil's
not wmething that any individ
ual entity om fix. There's nothing
you can do. You don't prepare for
it by hiding under the desk.."
While now in the appeab
p~. the case, which origi·
nated in Seal Beach, seeks pay
back from the co~ty for the re
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be tagged for redevelopment to
ensure contiguity.
Since the consultants are still
in the early stages of studying
the area. the boundaries may be
modified, even after approval by
the Redevelopment Agency, said
John Huffman of Urban Futures.
Industrial property owners
not only fear the Joss of their
property, but are critlcal or the
city's redevelopment efforts be-
cause there is no plan for the fu.
ture of the Westside.
They also believe that the
property tax the agency would
get from their properties if they
were taken through eminent do-
adjusanents in property tax
assessments by 5% or 10% in a
single year rather than the 2%
limit established by the proposi·
lion. A Superior Court has ruJed
in favor of the Seal Beach plain-
tiff.
"Th.is case is huge and a lot
more than we can handle,• said
C.M. Brahmbhart, vice chancel·
lor for fiscal affairs at college dis·
trict.
-In addition to the initial re-
funds required from each dis-
trict. taxpayers would see annual
reductions of $6.6 million for
Newport-Mesa and $3.4 million
for Coast.
Since the effect the court deci-
sion could have on each district
is nearly impossible to assess at
this time, college and Newport·
Mesa school officials, already
grappling with the effects of a
state budget crisis. have left their
fate in the hands of the state.
roain would be used to pay off
the agency's staggering $4l·mil·
lion debt.
Agency manager Mike Robin-
son has said that's not the intent
at this time.
If any changes are made to the
preliminary boundaries ap-
proved by the Planning Com-
mission, the proposal must go
back to the commission for re-
approval.
• DEJRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be re&died at 1949)
574-4221 or by e-mail at
deirdre.newman@latime11.com.
"We don't lcnow exactly bow
the state is going to react.·
Brahmbhart said. "In a K
through 12 !school system],
there is a state provision ... that
if there are any property tax
losses. that !the state) will pro·
vide more support for those
schools. For the community col-
leges, that is not the case.·
An appeal of the case couJd
take years. officials said. With the
involvement of the state inevi·
table, district officials agree chat
there's nothing to do now but
wait.
In Newport Beach, the ruling
could mean the city would have
pay back $5.7 million in property
taxes and would collect $2.3 mil·
lion less each year.
• CHRISTINE CARRILLO oover8
education and may be reached at
(949) 574-4268 or by e-mail at
christine.carrillo@latimes.com.
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POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA .
• ,_DIM: A 27"YNrold
woman end a ~..old
man were arrested on
auipk:k>n of cnldit cerd theft
In the 400 bl<><* at 8:46 p.m.
Seturday. The worNn was
aleo booked on suspicion of
poaealng drug
peraphernaJla and of .
poue .. lng hypodennlc
needa.. • Hafnlton 8trNt: A
53-yeal'-<llld man and a
68'-year-old man were
ammed on auspidon of
camping In an area of the
600 bled where camping is
prohibited, at 6:46 a.m.
Sunday.
• Herbor Boulevard: A
~yea..old man was
arrested on suspicion of
possessing drugs with the
intention of selling them In
the 2200 bled at 10:15 p.m.
Sunday.
-.South Coast o.tve: A
46-year-old woman was
arrested on suspicion of
burglary In the 900 blodt at
2:30 p.m. Saturday.
• Wll9of1 Street: A
24-yea~ld man was
arrested on suspicion of
ntS!stlng a pollce ofncer In
the 700bledat11:18 p.m. Sunct8v.
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• gerege bw'glefy WM
report*9 In the 100 blodt at
12:.42 p.m. Monday.
• Belboe loul l'1ltllld: Another
garage burglary WU
reported In the 100 blodt at 8
a.m. Monday.
·~,...and ~cadel ""'° suspldous peopfe were
aneat~for un~ ' , •
renona near the ,
intertectlon at 1:47 a.m.
Monday.
• MecAlthur~end
San Jo9qWn ... Roed: '
Reddea driving waa
·reported at the lnteraection
at 8:62 a.m. Monday.
• Oc:een fTof1t w.t: Loud
music was reported aa a
disturbance In the 2100 blodt
at 4:08 a.m. Monday.
• San .Joequln Hila Roed: An
stolen carwu reported in
the 2600 blodc at 9:47 p.m.
Sunday.
• Via Udo Notd: A garage
burglary was reported in the
400 bled at 9:47 p.m .
Sunday.
BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS
Costa Mesa man held will men decide whether to
on suspicion of rape charge the man.
A 24-year·old Costa Mesa Ctr accident sends
man was arrested Monday ti h 'tal on suspicion of trying to our to OS[ll S
rape a prostitute after she An afternoon collision in
refused to have sex with him downtown Costa Mesa sent
a second lime, police said four people to local hospi·
Beto RamJrez-Castellon tals on Monday.
allegedly held the uniden-The crash occurred at 1: 19
tified victim against her will, p.m. in the intersection of
tried to force her to engage 19th Street and Newport
in sexual activities she says Boulevard when a Tuyota
he did not pay for and van and a Jeep collided.. 1be
ripped a phone out of the passenger in the van, who
wall when she tried to call was the most seriously in·
the police. Costa Mesa po-jured. was taken to Western
lice U. Dale Birney said. Medical Center in serious
Birney said Ramire-L· condition. lWo of the other
Castellon tells a different victims were also taken to
story of the night's activities, Western, in stable condition.
but remhlns in custody, The fourth was talc.en to
though the earlier sexual ~~~ Hospital with minor
acts were consensual. tnJunes.
·We obviously can't dis· . Officials aren't sure
miss it on the totality of the which directions the vehi·
situation.." Birney said, re· cles were traveling in or
ferring to the fact the who hJt whom. said Cpl.
woman ls a prostitute. "We Randy CroU of the Costa
have to take what she says Mesa Fire Department.
seriously." It was also uncertain
It is a matter of he said, whether the severely in·
she saJd, at this point. Bir-jured passenger was wear·
ney added. ing his seat belt, Croll said.
Ramirez-Castellon will re-Mlt appeared he was
main in custody while in· launched forward and ap-
vestigators corroborate evi-~to suffer a spinal cord
dence and interview the Injury." Croll said. "Cer1ain)y.
vlctim and the suspect a that type of injury can be
couple of times more to avoided by using a seat belt."
ma1ce sure each of their sto· Traffic in the northbound
ries stays consistent. Birney and southbound directions
said. on Newport Boulevard and
If there appears to be the Costa Mesa Freeway
enough probable cause, po· was congested for about an
lice will forward the case to hour after the accident.
the district attorney, who Croll said.
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TOOAY
A f1'M seminar called •A Natutal
Approactt to Vision and Hearing
Treatmeht .. will be held from 6:30
to 7:30 p.m. qt Mother's Martef, ·
225 East '17th St.. Costa Mesa. For
reservations. call (800)
595-MOMS.
A •Rnandng your But1neu•
workshop, sponsored by the
Service Corps of Retired
Executives, will take place from 9
a.m. to noon at National
University, 3390 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. The cost is.$25, $20 if
preregi.stered. For more
irformation. call (71 4) 550-7369.
WEDNESDAY
Nationally f'9nowned
conservative economist and
·political commentator Stephen
Moore will appear at the evening
cocktail reception sponsored by
the Young Executives of America
at 6:30 p.m. at the Pacific Club in
Newport Beach. Admission is $16
for ll)embers, $25 for
nonmembers. Call Brian Reddoch
at(949)721-8686formore
information.
A free book signing and seminar
called •Tue Mood Cure~ by
author Julia Ross will be held
from 6:30 to. 7:30 p.m. at Mother's
Market, 225 East 17th St .• Costa
Mesa. For reservations, call (800)
595-MOMS.
A open reading and live music
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'>treet ends and an almo~t
useless bulkhead, which merely
kept water out long enough to
sell lots. He promised a fme
concrete bridge to the mainland.
an eight-car feny and a
ISO-room hotel. Of those, a
bridge was built, but it was a
ramshackle wooden one.
As the world knows, Balboa
Island. like Caesar's Gaul. is
will be preter1ted It 8 p.m . at the
Alta Coffee HouM, ~31st St.,
Newport Beactt. Sign ups begin It
7:30 p.m. for the open reeding.
For mo,.. lnfonnatlon, call (949)
675-0233.
The Cdtomia ~ TNc:hers
Aun., Harbor Division No. n wilt
hold• meeting for their members
and their gueltl with a Home
Depot repreeentative to talk
about ho!fle repairs and what's
new fn tools. The meeting Is at 1
p.m. at the Costa Mesa
Neighborhood Community
Center, 1845 Part Ave .• Costa
Mesa. All retired educators are
welcome. F.or more information,
call (9.49) 551-f!082.
The~ ~ncer Support Group
will hold "A Caregivers Journey."
from 6;30 to 8 p.m. at the Hoag
Cancer Center, Conference Room
•Jtt. Newport Beactt. Free. For
more Information. call (949)
760-5542.
The Balboa Bay Republican
Women will have a luncheon at
11 :30 a.m. at the Bahia Corinthian,
1601 Bayside Drive, Corona del
Mar. For more information. call
• (949) 644-9530.
·The Roman Fotum Project: An
Exploration of the American
Political Spectacle," offers a
critique of American issues.
Performances are scheduled for 8
p.m . today through Saturday,
with a post--performance
discussion at UC Irvine.
Admission is free, but space is
limited. For reservations, call
(949) 824-6206.
Weekly s10ry time at Toy Boat toy
store offers stQries, songs. finger
plays and crafts. Newboms to
5-year-olds are Invited from 10:30
to 11 :·30 a.m. at 21111 Newport
Coast-Drive. For more
information, call (949) 759-8697.
divided into three parts. There is
the main island. To the east.
there is the Lirtle Island
separaled from the main island
by the so-called Grand. Canal,
which is neither grand nor much
of a canal, particularly at low
tide. On the western tip, there is
a small island thal he modestly
named Collins Island. There. he
built a castle for his fourth Wife.
Apolena.
Like most promoters, C.Ollins
had his ups and downs. and by
1915, he had lost all his holdings
MARCH
THUUOAY
·0o.-h 'r. Aodlllt 9dence to
Create e Good Reade;?" It the
topic of a ledura to be given by
UC Irvine Profeuor Virginia
Menn at 6 p.m. In the unlve,.ity
c.tub, library room It UC Irvine.
The cost Is $30, and reservations
are reQulred. For more
lnfonnation, call (949) 824-2511.
The Model Untt.d Nataon. Club
of Orange Coast College will host
ita second annual fund-raising
dinner and silent auction from
5:30 to 9 p.m. In the college's
Student Center. The club is
designed to educate students in
areas of lntQrnatlonal 'relations
and diplomacy. To buy ti<*et.s tn
advance for $10, call (714) ,
432-0202, ext. 26. rldcets are $12
at the door.
KaNn Cushman'• •111e Ballad.of
Lucy Whipp&" ...,;u laurdl a
<iscussion about growth and
dlange at the MothefOaughter
Book Oub, at 7 p.m. at the Newport
Beadl Central Library. 1000 Avocado
Ave:. Newport Beadl. For more
information, call 949-717-3816.
FRIDAY
Talented children ages 6 through
18 will perform at the annual
"Searm for Talent" competition
presented by the Exchange Oub of
Newport Harbor. The show will
begin at 6:30 p.m. For information
and entry blanks, call (949) 673-8701.
SATURDAY
A •How to Start Your Own
Business" seminar, sponsored by
the Service Corps of Retired .
Executives. will take place from
8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at National
University, 3390 Harbor Blvd ..
Costa Mesa. The cost is $40, $35 if
preregistered. For more
information, call (714) 550-7369. ·
Orange County Milt.I interested
in exhibiting artwork in the
on Balboa Island except At>olena's
castle. Lots that he had originally
offered for a.c; much as $760 were
now going for as little as $25.
Shortly thereafter. William S.
CoUins and, I presume, Apolena.
left for parts unknown. Rumor
has it that he went into the High
Sierras, where he subdivided
and sold mountain meadows
and didn't have to wony about
high and low tides, but my
suspicion is that he gravitated to
Florida. wruch had a land boom
in the l920s. Selling underwater
Spring 2003 Orange County Artist
Juried Exhibition can bring work
In for judging to the Oatis Senior
Center, 800 Marguerite Ave.,
Corona Del Mar between 9 and 10
a.m. For more lnfonnation, call
(949) 717-3870.
•Dtvotce: A New Beolnnlng,• a
workthop for men and WQJnen
divorced Of getting d ivorced. la
held from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p,m. at
180 Newport Center Drive. Cost is
$40. For more information, call
644-6435.
·eulldlng a Better Future,• held
by the Newport Harbor
, Navigators, will benefit Newport
Harbor High School. The benefit
will be, held at the G ranc,1 Newport Plaza in the Turnip Rose
Ballroom, 1901 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. Tickets cost $100.
For information and an invitation,
call (949) 515-6365.
SUNDAY
Classical music aficionados are
invited to enjoy #Three Centuries
of Piano Music," at 3 p.m. at the
Newport Beach Central Library.
Pianist Michael Seller/will
present the free program, which
will iru:lude works by.Mozart.
Chopin. Poulenc. Debussy and
Samuel Barber. The Newport
Beach Central Library is at 1000
Avocado Avenue. For more
info rmation, call (949) 717·3816 or
visit
www.newportbeachlibrary.org.
*What is Memory loss• and
"Creating a Partnership with your
Physician" are free wprkshops
sponsored by the Alzeimer's
Assn. The first workshop will be
held from 11 :30 a.m . to 12:30
p.m .• and the second from 12:30
to 2 p.m .. at the Presbyterian
Churdl of the Convent, 2850
Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. To
make reservations, call (714)
545-3727.
lots became an an form. CoUins
woulJ have fell right at home.
Wherever he ended up. he left
his mark here: Collins Island,
ColJins Avenue and Apolena
Street. I low many other!> in the
history of thb town have left an
island and a street named after
themselves, plus a street named
after his wife. particularly his
fourth wife?
• ROBERT GARDNER is a Corona
del Mar resident and a former
judge His column runs Tuesdays.
"City of tk ;tns"
Concert~...,..., end
guitarist Steve Walt.era 11 known
aa the "Slngfng Buddha." He
comblnH deep spiritual insight.
·humor end hi• voice et 7 p.m. at
the Center fof Spiritual Discovery •.
2850 Mesa Verde Drive East.
Sulte.111, Cotta Mesa. 'Tldceta
coat $10. For more information,
call (714)754-7399.
MOHOAV
A Greet Dedtiom discuaion of
""The .Global Struggle for
Women's Rights• is the last in an
eight·week aeries on U.S. foreign
policy toptca. The discussion will
~ led by Karen Speros frorri 7 to
8:30 p.m. at St. Mark Presbyterian
Church;2100 Mar Vista. Newport
Beach. For more information, call
(949t 76()..1691.
Steven Cojocaru reads from end
signs ·Red Carpet Diaries:'
Cojocaru, fashion correspondent
for the "Today Show~ and
People Magazine's style editor,
reveals the dirt beneath the red
carpet of today's celebrities.
Event starts at 6 p.m . at Book
Soup South Coast Plaza, 3333
Bristol St.. Suite 2400, Costa
Mesa. For more information, call
(714) 689-2665.
Tuesday, Mardi 11, 2003 M
·oreb a,....., 1n~· ..
par1 of en lsreef~ Pl.lrlm
celebration courtetv of the
Chabad Jewish Cen1er In N.wpoft
8eadl at 6:30 p.m. ft will be held
In Cf\e Rad!aao(\ Hotel M 4M6
Mac.Arthur Blvd .. The coet la S15
per adult. $10 per mild. For
reservations, call (949) 721•980().
MARCH 18
The Newport Hatbof On:htd
Society Is hosting an orcttid
plant auction from 7 tO" 10:30
p.m. at the Neighborhood
Community Center, 1845 Par1'
Ave .. Costa Mesa. Free. For more·
information, call (949) 642-4148.
A free sen:ilnar called •The Role
of Supplements in F1gh1ing
canoer• will be hekt fiom 6:30 to
7:30 p.m. at Mother's Market. 225
East 17th St, Costa Mesa. For
re5ervatlons. call (800) 595-MOMS.
A "Malting the Right Anancial
Decisions" wo rtu;hop, sponsored
by the Service Corps of Retired
Executives. will take place from 9
a.m. to noon at National
University, 3390 Harbor Blvd ..
Costa Mesa. The cost is $40. $35 if
preregistered. For more
information, call (714) 550-7369
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Jim Parker
1777 Hummingbird Drive
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
714/435-8258 voice
Nf!wporl Beach Land & Sea
Jim Wildey
183 Monte Vista, # A
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
714/546-7 446 voice
A Touch of Romance
Wendy Hooper
3715 S. Bristol St.
Santa Ana, CA 92704
71 4/546-7446 voice
71 4/546-7 448 fax
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Piush R. Bhagat
2701 Harbor Blvd., #D-2
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
71 4/7544273 voice
714/754-4274 fax
Ma•on ln•urance
Patty Mason
3500 S. Bristol St., #204
Santa Ana, CA 92704
714/540-8222 voice
714/540-8228 fax
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Peter Taylor
2915 Redhill Ave., #f106
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
714/549-6770 voice
714/549-6776 fax
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Metro Town Square
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Beacon Bay Enteripises
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Care Ambul~nce services
Nick's Rlstorante Pizzeria
National Cat ~on Society
Jyears/
Sign master
BOdy Awareness Phvsiaf
Theripy
Kline School
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Cf0.2;(;0 °""" <:ountv c.nne COml*tY Bil
90-Mlnute Breakfast Boost
Breakfast Raffle Prize
Donations
A Second look
Borders Music, Books & Cafe
RichMar Shirts & Signs
Transportation Corridors
Wyndham Garden Hotel
Connell C+ievrolet
Speaker, Susan Fiskin (left) joins
Breakfast sponsors Dick & Lynn
Seaholm of Rich-Mar Shirts & Signs
Januarr Mixer
Slloab Monahan•• Restaurant & Pub
From left: Board
Members Dave Elliott
of Vanguard University
and Lisa Tatman of
Financial Management
Network share a
moment with Diana
Hinton of Vanguard
and JNnM Taruevitt
of CF0-2-GO.
Mixer Raffle Prize Donations
t<asler Ventures, Ambiance Florals, Jaz.n Hair Salon, l..l Sal.sa•
1 7th Street, J&S Autom<>tive, Sl<osh Mooah~n's, Costume
Conne<:tion1 French's Cupcake Bakery, S.lloon~ Unlimited
and Trans~tien Corridors
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
March
1 Monday. March 3
Tuesday, March 4
Monday, March 10
Tuesday, March 1 f
1 T.uesday, March 11
Education Committee -DARK
legislative Committee
Noon -Chamber office
Finance Committee
Ex1cutiv1 CoanittM .
7:30 a.m. -Chamber office
Amb1nadors CommittM
Noon -Chamber office
Thursday, March 13 Boant luncheon-DARK
Thursday, March 20 90-Minute Breakfast Booa
7 -8:45 a,m .. Costa Mesa Country Club
1701 Golf Course Drive
Wednesday, March 26 Com Miu ChmMr IA4
Thuridey, April 3
Britilll Mertcaa BaiMa eo.cu
Abt Moun Mixer
Turnip Rose Banquet Facility
located in the 11>1 Newport Blvd.
Bulldin~ 5'3> • 7:30 ~
April PreVlew
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tt0W lO GET"•·--L.1i1111n: Mall to Edltoriet ~ Editor S.J. Cahn 8tihe Deity P8ot, 330 W. Bay St., Co8ta Mw, CA 92627 •Ru llwl HodM: Ce41 (IM8) 84.2.eoe6 Fa: Send to (M) ~17Q
E"fNll:s.nd to dallypllot•~oom •Alt COft'9'PO' ldence must lndude futl name, hometown •nd phOM number (for Y9l1bdon purpoeee). The Piiot r.wvee the right to edit .it eubmltak>M for d•rttv end length.
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LEI IER TO
ntE EDITOR .
I'm mad
about
(insert
issue here)
I've been pretending to be
interested in the debate
between Kona Lanes and
Kohl& Since this type of debate
comes up often, l offer to the
editors of the Dally PUot a form
letter that can. when hint of
this type of debate is seen on
the horizon. be Included in the
Editorial page.
Dear Daily Pilot,
I have lived in c.osta Mesa
since:
a) l!MO
b} Last week.
C) Rome ruled the earth.
I am (was} conoemed about
proposed construction of
a) Home Depot
b) 'Dlrget Greadand
c) Kohl's department store. '
I adamantly protest change
in my nefFbodlood lvqiuur
a) Wdr9.~anolher
Irvine.
b) I like dflapldated
properties near my home and
am hopeful the aime rate will
aoon rue.
c) In a weak economy, the
dty doem't really need new
Jobs.
I know tb!a property W11
commerdal when I bOught my
home and moYed here anyway
because:
a) An empty shopping center
is a quiet shopping center.
b} The price WU light.
c} I thought I could
supplement my income by
persuading the property owner
to hh me as a oonsultanl.....,,..... ..
tell them how to make~
I may change my mind If the
owners of the property:
a) Build a parlc in the now
empty lot between my brand
new house and· the
construction
b) Build a 20-foot wall
between me and the property
(and give me air conditioning).
c) Buy me a llfetime supply
of Prozac.
Sincerely,
Joe (or Jane) Otizen ~
lt comes down to hedom of
cbo~ folks. The community
choee to not finandally support
the theaters, the ioe rink and
lCona Lane& Now the owner
chooses to upgrade the
property, and evieryooe wants
to tell them bow it should be
done.
Residents affected by the
upgrades to their neighborhood
should tab a deep,
appredadvt! breath and be
thankful the owners care
enough to keep the propeny
from becoming a blighted
eyeeore.
MEQTWEEDY
ColtaMea
.Fire chief is not to blame · .. :
for club's slow birth .
I read with disgust the Daily Pilot
article on code luues over the
approvals for Cub Vegas nightclub
("Wheels sdll aplnnlng on Oub
Vegas," Tbunday}.
I can only 1ay that it sounds as · ,
though the club owner and Bill
Perkins 11would have the Idiots
rwJllfng the aaytuml"
Ju it did during similar code
violations at the Piecemaker's
warehouse a couple of years ago,
the Daily Pilot baa chosen to paint
Fire Marshal Tum MacDuff as the
bad guy In this wue. Not since the
days of the Roman Empire have we
chosen to kill the messenger who
bears the bad news.
~acDuff did not write the code.
The .fire code wu written by
intelligent people with years of
lifesaving experientf who set out to
write a code that's designed to
prevent the types of tragedies like
those In Ollcago and Rhode Island
MacDuff is charged with the
weighty burden of enforcing our
codes.
If your son or daughter gets hQIDe
safe on any given day, be it from the
supermarket, the nail salon or a r-
nightclub, you may owe the ·
experience to hard-working
Individuals like MacDuff. For an
examp~of what happens ts> fire
marsh and inspectors who don't
uphold e codes, please stay tuned
to the lawsuits that are popping up
in Otlcago and Rhode Island
Exitin.g requirements are at the
very core of life safety iasues. They
must not~ overlooked, or swept
under the carpet In. any way, just so •
.a group of people can listen to
some musk and down a martini.
You won't read about lt In the paper
if 200 people get home safe tonight,
but you will if they ail die a needless
ftery death because they couldn't
get out of a blazing inferno.
l haven't met Perklna, but I feel as
though l oow know all I need to
about him. The same can be said of
James Raven and Gary Monahan. I
am Inclined to suggest to these
people the old adage: It is better to
keep your mouth shut and avoid
being suspected an Id.Jot, than to
open it and remove ail doubt.
Pl\lRICK AYRES
Costa Mesa
No trouble balancing
Catholicism, patriotism
I must admit I have been rather
surprised with all the rhetoric about
the alleged schism among
Catholicism, the pope and Iraq.
There are no inconsistencies here:
Ju an Irish Catholic, I recognize the
pope as the spiritual bead of the
Catholic Church. He ls the religious
leader for the world's Catholics.
I also recogn.tze that President
Bush is the commander in chief of
the nation's armed forces and the
leader of the United States. He is
directJy mponsible for the safety
and well being of this nadons
dtluns.
Who, in this post-9/11 world,
could dispute the legitimacy of the
president's deci.alona to root out
STEVE MGCRANK /OM.Y PILOT
James Raven holds a floor plan in the basement of 1901 Newport Btvd.·, where his Club Vegas would be built. The
Costa Mesa Planning Commission has approved the project, but fire marshals have held it up, saying another fire
exit Is needed. Raven claims his plans meet all of the state's requirements for fire safety.
terrorism and threats to our actually bowled there twice in the Commission has made a very bad
security by any means neceasary7 last year O was the one drinJclng beer decision. l recently had a birthday
Who can seriously and credibly and cwaing a bit too loudly for the and l invited 40 to 50 people at
dispute that Saddam Hussein 15 not kids In the lane next to ours -Kona Lanes, and we absolutely
a military/terrorist threat, to both remember, bowling is good for kids). had a blast. lt Is one of the great
world peace and U.S. interests at Actually the few kids I saw there family entertainment venues in
home and abroad? were In the arcade, not on the lanes. Costa Mesa and It definitely needs
Generalizations about one's If it's the arcade that ls so renovation, but I don't think
political, religious and social important, that could easily be another chain department store is
affiliations are meaningJess and taken care of In a storefront that what anybody needs.
trite when dealing with such core talcet one-tenth of the space that Look how many places we have
tenets as love of and defense of Kona talces. to shop. You've got Fashion Island.
one's country. And regarding the complaint South Coast Plaza. All over the
As a Democrat, I did not vote for about parking getting bad with a place, wherever you look, there are
President Bush, but support and new Kohl's store, I sure hope so. mini-malls, and It Is just too
stand behind him l~ as my That means it's successful and much, and l think that once again,
leader and commander in chief. As generating taxes for your city. Taxes bottom line, money wins out.
a former Army reseivist and that pay for thin.gs like police and Family entertainment Is hard to
.serviceman, I reoognize bl.a pub. -come by, especially something like
authority and respect bis courage to I enjoy Kona Lanes and will miss bowling, and It Is in a central
act In our best interests; aa a it, but even without the Kohl's, Jt ls location and It Is used by
Catholic I pray that he be given destined to fail soon. The city numerous families, they've got the
divine guidance to lead and protect should take advantage of this bumper thlngs so kids can bowl,
this nation at this critical time. opportunity now, Instead of having end they have a karaoke, which Is
A time far too crucial for simple another building sit vacant for years a blast, and the arcade in there.
general.lZations. to come. I think renovation Is the key and
RICHARD TAYLOR Here's an Idea: Maybe a bowling I'd say take a poll and see what
Newport Beach alley would fit into the former kind of responses you get and see
Kona Lanes could have Ralph's/Whole Foods LocatJon the percentage of people that say
underground at Triangle Square. they should renovate the ice
been saved already There may be some used (very skating rink, too, and keep the
used) bowling equipment available bowilng alley.
Than.It you Chris Kerins for being soon. The rent baa to be cheap, But as l said, the all-mighty
the lone voice of reason in the since nothing bas survived de>Wn dollar talces precedence In our
battle of Kohl's versus ICona Lanes there. It would have the companion society, unfortunately. and once
(Readers Respond on Tuesday). of a movie theater above it. or you again it looks like that's going to
Some of the letters I read could go for dinner or a beer within happen, so unfortunately, that's
regarding this wue are frustrating walking d.Jstance ofTrlangie Square the way things seem to work.
to me by their lack of simple logic. If after bowling. It Is a shame and a pity, and I
Kona Lanes, Ice Chalet and Edwards Ah. but then there's the people hope I can get In a few more
were successful, there wouldn't be who can't figure their way into or rounds at the old ICona Lanes
this argument. Instead, they sit out of the parldng there. Never before It all comes tumbling down.
vacant (or nearly vacant, in Kona'a mind. And as far as I am concerned,
case}. creating an eyesore and not CRAIGDIXON the commission -after three
r.rodudng any revenue for the Balboa strikes in bowling Is called a turkey
andowners or the city.
Commission bowls a -well, I think they are alJ bunch
If Kona Lan.et la so important for of turkeys for making this big
kids, why aren't they there now? wru turkey with this decision mistake. ·
things change if Kona staya7 This ta KEVIN "MEL• THOMAN
coming from someone who bu I think the Costa Mesa Planning Corona del Mar
COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
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"What Danny (Krikorian)
brings a.r a player and a leader,
ls Jqmething we didn't have." .,.. '°""'· Costa Mesa boots ~coach
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BOYS VOLLEYBALL
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·~ustangs
]ifted by
addition
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hiipact of Krikorian could be
hµge, Mesa coach believes.
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81ny Faulkner
OailyPitot
OOSTA MF.sA -Officially.
~ c.osta Mesa High boys
~a!::
galne nonJeague ~ at
~ Ch8pel But the
dawn o( what Coach Dave
sOmns promises to be an ex-cit-lr'i campaign came Monday, when sen-
ior Danny Krikorian joined the team.
Sorrells expects Krikorian. a first-team AJl-GoJden \\at league basketball pla).'er
wbo played four varsity seasons for
Coach Bob Serven. to make ari immedi-
~ and profound impact on the Mus-
~ despite no< having played volley-bel since Im freshman year.
;what Danny~ as a player and a
~ Is something we '1idn'l have," said
~ after witnessing Kriknrian's first
pr8ctice Monday. "Within a balf' hour. he was hitting the ball better than ~ne
~had here since B.J. Ughtvoet (a for-
mer AD-OF kill cruncher who graduated
In 1999).
•(The 6-fi:>ot Krikorian) is still going to
ampete in track and field. but he was
8* to dear up hJs sc:hedule enough to
jokl our team." SorreUs said. "We just got
a whole Jot better. This is huge."
lbe ~ who also pid.ed up
Ziad ~ a S-10 teDior who played
twterbaD. needed all the help they oould
get after losing aD the top players &om a
2®2 squad that earned an at-large berth
in the aF Southern Section Division IV
~ its first postsealon since 1999.
Som!i1s saXI be will need time to evaluate
• hcfN Pepe can CX>Otribute !>est. freshman Ryan Bagwdl's three kills
were a team-h.igb against Calvary Chapel
and the Mustangs dropped 3 o( 4 one-
gaine toul'Dament matches Saturday.
But ICdkodan glves the team a go-to
hitter, whole athleridSlll will also pay off
in ocher area, SomDs bdieYes.
"He'll play outside hitter and he'll be in
eYefy pasdng rotation. .. Sondb said
Hoping to proYide a little support wiD
~ a group that indudes five seniors up
from the junior varsity.
John Santos Is a S-9 senior setter,
bat:ked up by senior Elias Cmnpns. who
wtb help out in the back row, Sorrells said.
Damn Wue is a S-9 senior outside hlt-
te( who ha impnMd gmdly. Sorrells
aa'1 and 5-ll 9elUor Rocky Nguym is an-other OUllide hma
&lam Nili is a S-11 lellior outside hitter ar*1 S-10 junior Mitch Mandel is another
wteran member o( the program. ~ 6-0 Bagwdl sbOws promise and
~wind up 9f!U1ng eome. SoueDs said.
Gemtt Wallhen is a 6-2 IOpbomore
wltt'l promise and &-3 IOpbomore Qabriel
Gqozalez adds m.e at the net.
'lboy ICrilcodan. a 5--8 hlbman who
sp«!IJt the ba9ketball leUOtl with his older
brbcber on the ~ wm be oount2d
upon to hdp with ball control.
Prmbman Andrew Mdcer. a S-2 badt·
rowpla)w. 8 among thoee wm:ing bard
tD improYe Soaelll mt
Sopbomom Mib Huang, a 6-2 middle
blocker. " ezpect2d tD join the lineup
IObie time ln the leOOIXl round of !ague.
HOOPS HONORS
CdM threesome ••
on second team
Senior Brett MatHn and junJor
tetnlmates Pancho Seaborn and Jay
No~ repraent Corona del Mar H'8ll u leCOod·teun All-Pactnc Cout
Leque hononlfM ln boyl babtball.
s.bom. a '1-2 parit. averqied a
tam-'""'"I 12.2 points to help the
Sea Kinp 02·18> adftnce to the CIP
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MalMft. a 5· 11 . ,i.ard. atetlftcl 9.2
potme, while NOt1brtdp, a 5-t JUD:ior
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left, Estancia High's Ja~ Cassidy Imes.up a putt on the
14th hole of the Mesa.Verde Two-Man Invitational, hosted
Monday by Estancia at Mesa Verde Country Club.
Bottom left, Estancia's Ryan Brown use~ a bit of body
language to help a long par putt tnto the hole.
Bottom rtlht. Estancia's Marcus Sostak hits an approach
shot on first hole. Cassidy, a semor,·and Sostak, a
freshman, rombmed to finish second, two shots behind
the Brea Olinda duo of Chris Heintz and Chris Moores.
Cassidy shot 2-over-par 73 and Sostak carded a 79,
allowing them to edge the third-place team from
Huntington Beach by a single stroke. Brown, a senior
ce>captain, shot 88, wtule other Estancia scorers included
freshman Greg Les (83) and iunior Jason Les (84).
Pl 10TOS BY DON LEACH I DAILY Pit.OT
COLLEGE BASKETBALL HONORS
UCl's Harris earns first-team laurels
Four men, five women
represent Anteaters on
All-Big West selections.
UC Irvine senior men's basketball
standout Jordan Harrts bas been
named first-team All·Btg West Confer·
ence by the drcult's coaches.
The 6-foot-5 forward averages a
team-h.igb 12.8 points per game, as well
u 4.4 rebound$. /l starter in 26 of 27
games th.is season. he awraged 19.8
points and 5.8 rebounda the past four
games.
Junior 7-0 center Adam ..... Parada
earned second-team All-Big
West honors. He is averaglng
12.3 points and a team-leading
6.1 rebounds. He ls shooting
56911 from the field, which leads
the conference.
UCI senior Mike Hood re-
ceived honorable mention. Hood, a 6·4
guard, is avtraging I 0 points and leads
UCI with 46 three-pointers this season.
He tops the conference ln free-throw
percentage (.91n and he ranks second
In three-point Oeld-goal percentage for
Big West games at .432.
Jeff Gloger, the 'Eaters' starting red·
shirt freshman point guard, was named
OCC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
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to the Big West All-Freshman
team. The 6-4 GJoger has 72
steals, a UCJ single-season re-
cord, and also leads the Ant-
eaters with 75 assists. He is aver-
aging 8.3 points.
Coach Pat DougiaM' Anteaters
(19-8). finished second In the regular-
season conference race. With a 13·5
mark. UCJ races seventh-seeded Cal
State Northrldge (14-14, 8-10 in the Big
West) in a Big West Tbumament
quarterfinal ThW'Sday at 6 p.m. at the
Anaheim Con~ntion C.enter.
The starting f:iW! for the ua women's
t~ received recognition, topped by
junior Otristina Galloway and senior
Wendy Gabbe. who both earned sec-
ond-team laurels.
Junior Kristen Green and sophomore
Usa Faulkner were afforded honorable
mention, while Lauren Yadon was ee-
lected to the all-freshman team.
Callaway. a 6--0 forward. averages a
team-high 13.5 points and 8.1 re--
bounds and her eight double-doubles
are second mo t In the Big West.
Gabbe. a 5· II forward. avenges 12. 7
points and leads the team with 54
three-pointers.
S..UCl.PIPM
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Pajevic, Fitzhugh All-Stars
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~ WATERPOL<l~ BRIEFLY
• HONORS ~;, ~=~~:~e~~:!:~w~~~.~~ ~~~~~=~~~~~~Hewko ·~
~ tandom wendy Gebbe, M well indtvldual leader board with a two-doubleti. place ln the Gaucho lnvltatJonal at QC
as Anteater mm'I golf stalwart Mike avery, round total or 143, I-under par. UCI's UGI Cell to 7-7, 2-2 in conference. . Santa Barbara.
w1Il be honored at the 16th annual Big West Angela Won, Stella Lee and Shelly Ra· The Anteaters led, 4-2, entering the
Confemice Scholar-Athlete recognition worth are all tied for fifth at 150. k fourth quarter, but scored five goals ln
breakfast Thursday at the C.oast Anaheim The tournament concludes today with occ a two-stro e winner the ftnal period to put the Agiea away.
Hotel. 18 bole1. •GOLF: The Orange Coast College Junior Erica Horman ecored four goals
Gebbe, the team captain. bas twice been men's golf team edged host Mt. San Ja-for UCl (11-12, 1-5 i.n conference).
Blg\"kstPlayeroftheWeek.ihisseasonand clnto Monday, (09-411, ln a nonconfer-The 16-team tournament i.ncluded
bas also been named to .the Big v.ut Con-Lions bow out with loss ehce match at Oak Valley Golf Oub in the top l} teams ln the CQUDtl'}'-and 14
fenmce All-Academic~ twice in her ca-· •BAS~ The Yangua'rd Uni-'·aeaumont of the top 20.
reer. This seioon, she has been honored verslty men's basketball team ended Its OCC sophomore Jake Allanach earned Barber Saturday at the touni~ent.
with Verizon ~-Academic honors and'was season Monday wi\h an 80-65 Golden medalist honors wtth a 2-over-par 13. UCI Ctn to UC San Dlego, 7-6, i.n ovef·
a finalist for· the Oeamland Dairies State Athletic Conference loss to vlslti(lg Brad Champion (78), Jared Bruce (83), time. <-
~ Buketball Student-Athlete of the Biola. David Kendall (86) and Ke1Jy Wlcb Horman scored three goals to pace
Yeat She is an English maJor. Vanguard trailed by only three at half-rounded. out the scorers for the Pirates, the Anteatera, who received two goals
Lavery, an all-conference pe!former the time, but went cold after tnfermlsslon, . who Improved to 5·3. from Rebecca Wedemeyer against
last two years for the two-dme Big West maldng just 10 or 30 field-goal tries. UCSD.
champion Anteaters, was named to the James Hartman scored a game-high 23 Sail trail Viilla p k
2002 PING All-Pacific Region team. He Is a points for the Lions, who finish a tumul· Ors ar Sea Kings victorious in opener social ed>logy major. tuous season 7-24, 3-17 in conference. • GOLP: The Newport Harbor High
Tun male and 10 female recipients, re-Biola is now 21-10, 11-9. boys golf team face~ a 197-210 deficit af-• VOLLBYMU.: The Corona del Mar
High boys volleyball team opened it.s
seuon with a 15-12, 15-8, 13-15, 15-8
win at Capistrano Valley Saturday night.
a match originally scheduled for March
28, but shifted to avoid a facility conOlct.
presenting 12 &ports, were dlosen by their ter the first nine holes of an 18-hole
schools for outstanding achievement in nonieague match that began Monday at
athletic compedtion. athletics and commu-UOP Tigers top Anteaters Green River Golf Qub in Corona.
nity lnvolvemenL •TENNIS: The UC Irvine men's tennis Sailor sophomore Davis Pemstein
· team dropped a 5-2 Big West Confer-paced the visitors Monday with a 3-
Anteaters one shot behind
•GOLF: UC Irvine is second by on&
stroke to Texas Tech after the first day of
the Antearter Invitational Monday at
Coto de Caza Golf and Racquet Oub.
Texas Tech (614) is followed J:>y UCI,
Michigan (616), Cai State Northridge
(619) and the University of Denver (622).
ence decision to University of the Pacific over-par 39, two strokes behind the co-
Monday at the Anteater Tennis Stadium. medalists from Villa Park.
The Anteaters won 2 or 3 doubles David Motschenbacher (40), Michael
matches to claim the doubles point, but Benvenuti (42), Rhett Palmer (44) and
received their lone singles victory from Jeff Lerner (45) also scored for the Tars.
Greg Biorkman, who rallied to defeat Ni-
clas One, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3. uc1 's Jonathan E!ndrikat and Brian 'Eaters 11th at tournament
Morton as well as the tandem of Peter •WATER POLO: UC Irvine defeated
Sophomore Kevin Welch paced the
Sea IG.np with 16 kills, followed by sen-
ior Bart Welcli (12), Tom Welch (seven)
and Miles Younnan (six).
Greg Gabriel added 28 assists for the
winners, who return to action Friday ln
the first of two days at the Francis Parker
Tournament ~ San Diego.
OCC ATHLETE S OF THE WEEK SCHEDULE UCI
Continued from A7 TODAY
BueblU
College-UNLV at UC Irvine. 6 p.m.; Vanguard M Whittler, 2:30
p.m.
Community college -Orenge eoUt at Cyprea. 2 p.m.
High IChOol -Newport Elks Tournament (Coeul Mau bredtet
querterflnala): Peclflca at Newport Harbor 3 p.m.; Garden
Grove at Corona del Mar, 3 p.m. Consolation quanerfinel:
Costa Meu et Estancia, 3 p.m.
Vollewbel
High tehool boys -Santa Ana Valley at Cott.a Mesa, 3:15 p.m.
SoftbelC
High ldlool -Corona del Mar at Coste Meea, 3:30 p.m.;
Santiago at Newport Hart>or, 3:30 p.m.; Sage Hlll 81 Tarbut
V'Tonth, 3:15 p.m.; University at Estancla, 3:15 p.m.
SWimmlng
High IChOol boys and girts -Newport Hart>or at Cofone del
Mar,3p.m.
Tennis
College rr'len -Montana State at UC Irvine, 1 p.m.
High tehool boys-Corona del Mar at Newport Hart>or. 3 p.m.;
Costa Mesa at Ocean View, 3 p.m.; Westminster at Emncla, 3
p.m.
Goff
High IChOol boys -Cott.a Mau at Fairmont. 3 p.m.;
Woodbridge at Corona del Mar (at NBCCI. 2:30 p.m.; Sunny
Hilla at Estancia (MVCC), 2:30 p.m.
SwtnvnStg
High tehool boys and glr1a ·Newport Hart>or at Corona del
Mar,3p.m.
Green, a 5-8 guard, averages
11.1 points and 5.9 boards, while
Faulkner, a 5-5 guard, averages a
conference-leading 6.7 assists,
which also ranb 13th nation·
ally. She scores 8.4 per game.
Yadon, a 6-3 forward, aver·
ages 10 polnts and 5.7 rebounds
for Coach Mark Adams' squad,
which opens the Big West Tour-
nament Wednesday at 8:30 p.m.
with a quarterfinal clash against
Idaho at the Anaheim Conven-
tion C.enter.
UC Santa Barbara junior
Brandulln FuDove la the nien's
~ig West Player of the Year.
while Gauchos head man Bob
Williams is awarded Coach of
the Year. UC Riverside's Nate Cartf was recognized as Fresh-
man of the Year.
gets toP-:
hongr -.~:
. .<I' . :,. ..
CdM senior among ... , I
eight Sea Kings ::~ !
named All-PCL. : I
Q>rona deJ Mar High aenlOr:
Christina Hewko, who led theS.-!
Kings to the ClF Southern~:
DMsion n championship. Jw·
been rwned Pacillc c.oa.st I..eagi1e'
Most Valuable Player for the aec-
ond straight season.
Hewko 1s among eight CAM I
~es. ~·"bt~I
honorees Danielle c.arllon. Britt-I
ney Bowlus, Daniela DtGl.acomo l
and Camille Hewko. :
CdM is represented on the sec-1
ond team by Brittany Pullen. Viv-:
lan Uao and Jes.sic.a H.a.rk1ns. :
Ouisdna Hewko, the ClF DM-1
sion 1V Player of the Year as a jun-:
lor, when she led the Sea Kings to I
their 6rst Southern Section dde,
llCX>red 54 gqa1s this season.
Bound for Stanford. she was a
first-team AD-PCI. choice an four,
seasons as a prep. ,
Carlson, a senior still deciding'
between Princeton and t;f C
Berkeley for her colleglalte ~
scored a team-high 8.5 goals tfii!s'.
seasnn. She also earned first -tmmr
all-league recognition all four
years. -
DiGiacomo. a senior who :1If:
tends to play at Cal. Is a repeat·
first-team choice after ~
second-team recognition a\."' ~·
sophomore.
Bowtus, a U~-bound senior,
scored 48 goals this season en
route to her second conseaufve
first-team designation.
Ounille Hewko, a freshman. •is
part of the program's future. as are
Pullen. a sophomore goalie. and
~ajunior. ,
Harkins. a senior, is bound fuc
Princeton.
CdM defeated Villa Park. l 0-,5.
in the OF title game to finish
26-5.
Rdllmlllillm 11-.s......,
The lollow1n1 persons
are cto1n1 businl'ss as
Liia s Wholesale FlowetS
& Supplies. 88!> s r dSI
St. "B". Aoahe•m. CA
92805
BdliMlmtss ... s.....
The foHowlnc •persons
are dome business as
Charleston Provence.
17390 East 17th Street,
S111te E, Tustin, CA 92780
CJTYCOUIKI.
AGBIDA SUllAIY
(JTYOf
tlWPOIT IUOf
C011K1 awuas-"°° llWPOIT llVD. ,....,,lri11,2003 ..... _.
COUNTRY CLUB ANO
SOUTH Of MESA)
UTTER TO ORANG[
COUNTY LOCAL AGCNCY rORMAllON COMMIS
SION (LAfCO), FISCAL
IMPACT ANO AELATtO
ANALYSES (contd hom
2/25/03)
ll011CI Of IB WI
((<he~§~J
NOTICE IS HEREBY
CIVEN that COSTA MESA
MOBILE ESTATES UC dba COSTA MESA MO
BILE ESTATES claims e
llen •l•insl lh1I cerbln 1986 90002 Sll.yhne Hm
Inc Palm Cove Mobile
home Otc:al Numb1r
LAJ8350, Set11I Numbers
38 720350AV and
38720350BV localed 1t
Cost• MIU Mobile
Est.ates 327 W Wilson
Slreet, Space No 54.
Costa Men. Cahlornl• 92627
FROM THE AFORESAID
PREMIS£S BY HO LATER
THArt AS SPECIFIED
ABOVE, IT SHALL BE
SOLD IN ACCORDANCE
WITH THtS NOTICE SAIO
SALE SHALL BE FOR
REMOVAL AND RELO·
CATION ONLY ANO
SHALL BE SUBJCCT TO
THE POSSESSORY
RIGHTS, IF ANY, Of ANY
OCCUPANTS Of THE
M081l.EHOME THE MO· BILEHOME MAY NOT
RE MAIN UPOrt THE
PREMISES AND THE BUYER THCRCOF SHALL
HAVE NO RICHT TO
APPLY FOR TENANCY Of
THE SPACE. SUCH
RIGHTS Of POSSESSION
AS OUST HAVING IARE
VOCASL Y REVERTEO TO
THE LIENHOlOER
Rttl. .... ... s.....
The tollowin1 perwns
are do1n1 busme» as.:
Catahn• Fish Kitchen, 670 W. 17th Street, •CS,
Costa Mesa, C1hlornl1
92627
ducted by 1 hm1ted
habiltt)'Co
Have you started doma buslneu yet? No OEM Extra LLC. Rod
Tolentino, •ml>«
the Deputment 0 01
Alcoholic Be we ra1e Control to sell elcono!.c
be .. 111n 11 2831
BRISTOi. ST A, COSTA
MESA. CA 92626
Call, C.hforn11 92679
This business IS ceo·
ducted by an 1ndtvldu&I
Have you aurtld doln&
business y1t1 Yes. 03;'
13/98
Jow Ruben A1u11re
2553 E Terrau St "D".
An1he1m, CA 92806
This bu"ness 1s con
duct"d by <1n ond1•1dual
Have you started doona
bu'iine«' ye!? No
Jo'e Agu11r e
This slAlem~nl was
ftled with the County
Clerk of Oran11e County
on 02/03/03
200369S20U Daily Pilot Mar 4. 11.
18. 25. 2003 T068
Rebecca PeUtll41f (dba
Charleston Provence>
10866 Coronel Roild
Santa Ana CA 92705
Th•s bu•on•n Is con
ducted by an 1nd1•1du1I
Havl' you started do1n1
business yet? No
Rebecu Pellehl'I
This statem•nt wes
hied with lhe County
Clerk of Oran&e County
on 02/11/03 20036933097 D11ly P1lol Mai 11 18. 25. Apnl I 2003 T069
...... 1:00,...
SlmY SUSQ-4:00,...
CONTINUED BUSINl SS
POTENTIAL REVISIONS
TO CITY Tilt[ ORDI
NANCES ANO POLICES (contd. from 2/2S/03)
7 15 p.m.
ANNEXATION or AREA 7 (WEST SANTA ANA
HEIGHTS, SAHTA AHA
..asrTY Of CAllOllM,IMI <AIM
RH ILLING OT VA
CANCIES ON THE CEN
ERAL PLAN ADVISOftY
COMMITTH (GPAC)
Publt,htd Newport
Beach Cosl• Meu 011ly
Pilot Marc h 11
:?003 T071
SEU
your unwanted
items throuch clnsthtd
#
ll011CI IMTll&: CBllAl comACTOI PllQUALIKAllll QW110eMAE rol cOltSTIUC'OOI Of ua lf.DKAl cena muaan llOSPITAl Me
MJlllG 1A 80VA110lt -IT Rll IN 18.0CATIOM
PIOJ<T llO. ff4SOO hfnsy 2003
NOTICE IS H(RCBY Gii/EN that General Contract°' Prequakllcahon Quntt0nna11es will be recetwld
by the Umvers1t1 of C1hlorn1a lrvtnt C1mpus. for qualtflcatlon lo bid on UO MIOICAl CINTll
111'1.ACUUNT HOSPITAL AMO IUllOOIG IA UNOVATION -JIT fUU UNI UlOCATION, PIOJICl
NO.t94SOO
All Gen.r1I Contlactor' who are 1nle1esttd 1n prequ•hly1n1 fC)( th!i Proie<t and wish lo oblam
the Prequaltlic:1l1<1n Quttshonn•lft P•cllet m•y call either (949) 824 80lA Of the Hot L1n1 al 1949)
824 8117
Prequahlfed Cenefll Contractors woll bt required to have the lollowm& Cal1lorn1a conlractor's
license al the tune of lhtt Bid Deadline· •a• OlNlll.Al INGINIHING
OlSOIPTION Of THI PROJECT·
Work mclude~ lhe rtlocahon of an 8' diameter U.S Ntvy 1el fuel tine wh"h wilt include the
construction of new plpthM and the removal of 01Stln1 p1pehne with all 1pp1op11atr appurtenances
'°' valvn, bends, b1cll.f1ll, c•thodic protection 1lc
Construction Cost h llm1la: $200,000.00
HtQUAUrKATtON SCHlDUU
0.. TMM!.y, M.-dt A, 2003, Pr ..... lfte11t1 .. 0-•t~ .. wlll be issued to 1ntere,ted
ContractOfs al ~1an I. Construction Senic:es Unrvtrslty ol C1llforn1a, lrW1nt. 5201 C1l1lornr1
Avenue, Suite ?50. lrw1n1, CA 92697 2.450, (Corntr of 811on Avenue and C1hlorn1a Avenue), For 1nform11t1on calltht holhnt (949) 82.4·8117 or (949) 824-7009
On W••-4toy, •-dt 12, 200S, • M-4crtwy ~ <-••.m.r ,,.....,1ftcett .. <-*-• w1H b• conducted be1lnnln1 promptly al t 100 A.M. Only General Contrectors who parllclc11tt In
the Conference In its entirety wlll be allowed lo submit Pr1qu1hllcallon Questlonnelrea. Peraon1
11rlV1n1 atter t 10S 4.M. will not b1 allowed to submit Prequallllcabon Questlonnalras. Participants
all•ll m ... t •I Dul111 & Consttuchon Sttvlces, Unlwtrsll)' of C.hfornla, Irvine, 5201 C1ll#ornla venue. Sult. 250, Sulhwan & W11lfll Conl•lflt• Rooms, ln1ine, CA 92697 2450, (Cotnet of Bison
A .. n11t and C•hf.wnJ. Awenu.). For ftlfthet Information. conlllct Lynn JavMlf at (949) 814 7009 Tiie 4M4IW .. r~e ~, ... ,,......,fic.tt.. a-ti•• elre• will be w ... ,...,, Mwdl
It, 200S, .. StOO ,.M. 11 Dest&n I Conslrvc:tlon SetvM: ... Altenhon Lynn Jav..r Unlwerait) of
C•ltfornta, Irvine, 5201 Ca1tforn11 A111nue Suitt 250, Irvine, CA 92697 2.450
General Contra"t°' Preqv•hfoeahon Qunllonnaves, incllld1n1 any requtttd atlachmtnh, lhall be
IUbtnllt d ln ,. .... d enwel"flflS 1111rlltd w1lh lh• not•llOn Oii lht OUllldt. •cHNIUl COMTUCTCMt
Pl(QUAUJKATION QUHTIONNAlllE fw UCI MOK.AL ClNHI lllrLACIMlNT MOIMM AND
IUllDtNG 1A llNOVATION • JIT fllll UNI l.llO<ATION, rtlOJICT MO. tt4JOO'" and adbresud
to_.,. Olfl(f dttsl1n1ttd above.
Gener1I Contractor• shall unme full rupon11blhly for tlmtly dttl1v•1 ,II the loC1t10n o..11naltcl
f•r rece.-of P1equ•hf1ettt0fl Qvntioflnllfft Orel, 1-lepbonlc, t1c:aifnll4t. °' teltsfaphlc f'leqvahllutiofl Q -nllfft rt Invalid and ""''' not bl KCtpla4. No precau.hficatlOn d<IWl'!leflla wlll be IC\.etiltd al r S 00 P II• Wldnhdty, M-.t:h 19 2003 Howt.W, lht UntVeolly rMtr¥n tht rlpl 11 reqvMt,
r1<.tivt, llft4 ev•lv•t• 1tptli9mental lnformatlOll after lht abowt ttme 111d dat It Its solt o.t .. ll'llfll110f1
COtlflACTCMt fllQUAUf'KATtOff NOCDUUSt
llM •••'u•t~ 11 °"'' tor lht '61rpou of MtMm1nlf'& wllKh IMWcrs "' deelMd qvallhtd f(lt ,,.,.-uaiful C*f«manu of the ttpt of W«ll 11\(f\ldtd In this Projolet wtlh•n lh CMhecl Time Tiit
Un+wtuily shall dtlt•mlill the low blcldtf from the PoOI of p. C1ll•l1fltd bldd41fa who aublftlt l>hb
11 ttwl ba\1& of tM lump Sum 9au Bkl, plvt thl •m0\l111t of any Kc.,,ta4 11tlfn1tn.
lhe Un1V11n111 r-•H lht tl&flt lo re)kt 1n1 Of 111 Quutlonn•w••· to w•nlt any Informality In
ui. QI;"'''°"' If •nd fo 1n111te thi>M pr~uttltft!!d t.ontractora to~ mlt lllft for tile ''oi.<t lid l«ur1ly In the 1n1011nt -9 IOS ttf lhl lu.m, S41m 11.. llcl, .-t11H11n1 lttrftatft, &Ila.II
.tetorncia11, lffl\ Jtd Th« Surety 1nu•111 bonff for Ute l'ro,.ct th•ll k . on the lld Oudltne, 111 ldrnltl,., wrety 1111urw n •fined 1n lflll ~lifYfnil ~of CMf Proc.acltlrt SetllCNI "5 120 Alt blt11r1nc.a ~ ,,.. .. to W et.teintd llr tM INldw 11 b.i •iitl~t to 4IPllfOVll IJy
U!IN• l't for fOfm an4 l4tb1t.aac_e Al po!Cln ''" CHllNfc1.t f ou11 Geiwal Liabillty I"( lu
A.lltomoblle U1blkly '-•nc• ''"" h ~d br compan!ft w1t11 a But r111111 ol A· or kt&et, ilMt • fttlllftC I clntlflc:ttioll of VII • kttlf (• an eQWhMnt rtlilfl 11)' St1n4•lll & ,ecw 0t ~•> All "' lu r1Q11lrad for W111~•1' C°"'"n1'1t0n Md f111plo1'f•' llabllltr 1111u11n,. lh1H
M t~Mt ..., co pllnie (I) tll1t haw. • lest nt1111 of 8• 01 blllltt. incl 1 rman(1al clani11C.11tklll
of YUi Of ball• (or lrl tQUIWllent retma by Standlfd & Pont (If Moolllf•) or (II) thll .,. •t~•l•blt
to tM UnlYWl•IY Tht C•l1fk.1~ of l11•1H II t illttll bt IPU!N INI tlMi Untv•tMlft torrn
f'rMpetlrn 1>1dtl«1 1nt1ndlt11 to bt pc1qv1hl*' •I• lnf.,lllM "'•' they wilt tie wbjc>(t lo and
iwvit f11n1 tompfr wtth .it If tbt blddl!W q ndltlvrrs 1nc1114m& l•t• l'f••allinc ..,., .. , 100' P•wlMllt and lOOS ptWfllfmance Miid. Ml4I ....,_ requitMll!lftlt
All inftt1111llon *""" IM tor llf-.O•hf1e1t10n 1111'4!1tlt>n w w c:o11lidlft111 ollttltl 1nfOf-ltOt1 :;r,:• "'confkWftct, ,itlld IM Ufli'ltnltr wll -lnb111 ih confidefltlalitr to ~ 11Wit "'''iltt91f
J1tl ll(C(.N"TSOf'1THlUMVOl'SITTOf'CAUfOltMA atW POO)
"' tlffdl<CMtaMaul>,. l'loU .. 111• 1110ftJ lllll
The v1lue of slor 11•
of the mob1lehome from
Novembe• I. 2002 on
el udes SlORA CE
CHARGES (lhrousll 2/03/
03) Sl .563 03 GAS
(throu1h 1/16/03)
$86 02, EUCTRICITY
(throu1h 1/16/03)
$119 ll. WA TER
(throuah 1/16/03)
$63.90. TRASH (throuah
2/03) $57 20, S£WER
(throvsti 2/03) S20 00. SECURITY PATROL
(ttwoucti 2/03) S24 32.
HCD ANNUAL PERMIT
FEE S2 00 HCO Till(
SEARCH $25 00
The d•"Y slo111e rite
of $16.29 btctnnlna
rebruery ... 2003. plys
actual ut1llhn consumed and oth8f cheraes up to
ind lnc:lud1n1 lhe d1te
of 11\e sale, plus alt°' neys' f1u l!nd c~ts
onc:urred will b4l 1dded
to S 1,960 60 lnc:ldental.
other proce111na or
transportation char1e1,
lncludlna. wothoul hm•·
tatlon. altOfneys' lffs
and costs of publlcallon
will also be cherpd lo
lh•s hen amount 1t the tune of Mle.
OEMANO IS HEREBY MADE FOR PAYMCHT Of
THE SUM Of Sl.910 60,
PLUS AOOITKlNAL DAil Y
STORAGE CHARGES AC
CRUED, UTlllTIES CON
SUMED. lrtCIDENTAl
OTHER PtlOC(SSINO Oft
TRANSPORTA110N
CHARGES Af TtR THC
A80V£. OUIONAHO
DATES. ANO ATTOR·
NEYS' FEES TO THE
UNOERSICNtO, WHO IS
AUTHORIZED TO RCCCM THE SAMC, WITHIN TfN
(10) DAYS Of f!CCf9'T
OF THIS NOTICE OR
f'C8ftUAltY JI, 2oo:t,
WHICHlVUt 'I LATilt. lF
THE LICH 1$ HOJ PM>
WITHIN THE Sf'CClrfCO
flMf, THC MOllLLHOllE
WIU ac AOVUtTISl.O
F Olt SAl t AlftO Wll L If
$0l.O AT 10.DO AM ON MARCH a, ZOOl, AT
COST A w.SA 1i1108U
UTAlU, Sll'ACC NUM•
It I' ~. 111 W WUOH STft[[ T, COSTA JllllJA.
CAI lf'OftNIA IN1
UfUH THE N OM.·
IMO SUM INCl UOING
ACr.ltulO bMY SlOlt AO£ CHMOl.S. un.mcs ~O MD MY
OYH[ It •lAIO .. Alll INCIOCNTAl OYtftl
CHMGf I IS PM) IMO TllC MOii.i.._ M
( . t
DATED February l .
2003 LAW OFFIClS OF l<EN-
NITH L PCTUSON
By /S/ Maurt1n A.
Hatchell Lev1119, Esq ..
Authodzed Acents for
COSTA MESA MOBILE
ESTAT£S lLC db• COSTA
MESA MOBILE ESTATES
Published Newport
Beach Costa Meu Dally
Pilot March 11. IS. 2003
CNS5081AO T070
~ ......
... s.....
The follo~lllC peraons
•rt clolna business •>
OICIT Al S£RVICl CO,.._
PAHY, 1041 WM! ISUI Street, Suite A·l05.
Costa MIN. Callfornll
92627
Cati L .. Cllrlsllanse11,
27SSS B111o11ntt1, Mis
1lon Viejo, Callfornl•
92691 Ivy lifl Ctvl1U1ns.n,
275S5 81Jfoati1lt, Mtt·
sion v,.Jo, C~Utornia
92692
llus b1111MU 11 cOft 4'11ct•4 by co pertnen
Ht" 104! Sltf'4Mt dph1& bviiness yatf Y•, '11./
Ot/OJ C.tl l ChrlsllanMD This atalt-1 WU
flltd with tti. Cou11ly
Clafll of Or•nc• County
Oft 02/03/03 200~tlltlt
0111r '"°t ••b is. Mw. 4, t , 1 .. ZOQJ T05t
Buchcomber Reslllu-rants Inc:., 670 West
17th Street. •cs. Cosi.
Mfta, Cakfor n11 92627
This bu~ness b con·
ducle4 by a corpoubon
Ha•t you sterled do1n1 business yen Yes, OJ/ 20191 •
Beachcomber Restau
rants Inc.. W11t11m B
Willuns. President
This statement was ftltd wolh the County
Clttll of 011n1e County
on02/28/03
200MtSSsta
Dally Pilot Mar 4, 11.
18, 25, 2003 T065
Aclll9 ..... ... s.....
Th• followln1 penons
are dom1 busla.ss as·
IKEYWORO. 1700 Adams
Awt •ZIM Costa Meu.
Cahforn11 92626
OE M Ealre LlC
(Htnda). 45.44 Grand-
spur Street. Lu V11as. Nevada, 89147
This busf!1cn 1s con·
Tiiis 1l1l1m1nt wn
fllff with tht County
'Cltrll of Orana• County
on 02/26/03
2003'tJS027
Dally PllOI "''r 4, 11. 18. 25. Z00J T066
IOTKI Of APPUCA1111 TO
Sil ALCOtlOUC l(VllAQS
Muffllt .... d1a ,._, %1, 200S
fo Whom It May
Concern The Hame(s)
of the Aflc>ltcanl(s) 11/ are KAVEH INC
The 1911hc1nts fisted
abovt ,,, PfflY!n& to
Type of llcenH(5/
Applled for 47 ON
SAU GENERAL EATING
PLACE
Published Newport
Buch Cosl1 Mffa D11I)'
Pilot Mar ch A, II, 18.
2003 T064
Rttl. ..... ... s.....
The followlna perwns
are dolna business as
Ce<trfied Tr11 SerwM:H,
"42 West CastOf Street.
Santa An1 Cahforn11
92704
Chrbtopflcr A Cun. 4
M!fmanr Run, Coto d!
Christopher A Curr
Th11 sl1temenl 1Ps-
flled with the Coull!¥ '
Cleflo of O<anae Covqty .
on 03/07/0l -• 200)69)6206 • I
Daily Pitot "'-' 11 ic :
2S, ~ l 2003 TO~ ' -·•
....
Everyday is a ,great da!
in Classified! · --: ·
Be a part of it,
place your ad today!
(949) 642-5678
STARTING
BUSINESS?.
• • • • • • • • • •
..
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How to Place A
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change without notice. The publisher
reserves the right to censor, rec lassil'y,
tevisc or reject any clasmlicd
advert!sement Please report any error
that .may · be in your classified ad
immediately. The Daily Pilot accepts
no liability for any error in an
advertisement for which it may be
.'t1sJ1on5iblc except for the cost of the
•lf>8CC actually occupied by the error.
CLASSIFIEJAD Monday ..................... Friday 5:00pm
Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pm.
By .Fax
(949) 631-6594
(Please U'ICludc ~OW' l\lltlle llld
phone number llld ~·11 call
you beet With a~ QUOO!:)
. .
By Phone
(949) 64-2-5678
Hours
By-Mail/In Per~on:
330 West Bay S1ree1
Costa Mesa. CA 92"27
At Newpon Blvd. & Bay St
WedneM!ay, ............. Tuesday 5:00pm
Thursday ..... :~ ..... WedncMiay 5:00pm
Friday .................... Thur!>day 5:00pm
Saturday .................... J-riday 3:00pm
Credit can only be allowed for the first
'ihScrtioo.
Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm .
Monday-Friday
Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm
Monday-Friday Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm
Index
.J ,.
•"
. 'r .. ~. ANNOUNCIMENTS
& MISC.
,.GAUGE
.. SALE
•,.
' .. .. -BUSINESS & · .. ¥FINANOA1
™ .. anbllll 1160
TM$$ 4 llCCHtDS nc •. a.-:. Ek 50s & fDs A' Alllic, Sc*I'. tla ...,..
Milla 949·645·7505
QftBITAINMENT
~of
..... 1310
IQUM llOU5llG
. , OftlOll1lllY IJI real estate adver·
trsma in Uus new.spaper
1s subiect to tti. Feder al
F• Hous.na Ad of 1968
as amended which m'~kes It 1lle1a1 to
adyertise "eny prefer
ence. llm1lat io11 or
dtSCTimlnatlon based on
race, colo<, relicion. sex.
handicap. famltial status
or_natlonal Ofi&ln. or an
1ntefltron to make any ~ preference, hm1ta·
hon Of drscrim1natron. -
Th~ newsp1per will
not know1n1ly eccepl
any advertiwment for
IHI nt•t• Which IS In
v~Jton of the law Our
11.U.rs are hereby
lnfOfWtd that all dwell·
1np• advertosed 1n thtS
n•'"98P« we ava1labi. on ·l11 equal opportunity
bl!Sb. .
To• compl1in of dll·
crim1natlon, c.aD HUO toll·
free at 1-800-424-8590.
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RJRNISHINGS
OA PBtSIAN IOTTtNS
Red & Cteam• They
Want YOAll love• Only
$400. Cal W-451. 21125
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F ~ Island 9&644-'019
,_SPAY w~al/
81!* .. llittens .... homn.
9&533-0411
K11tenl Found on Bushes
need boltleletders Help
Save hvtt. All upenses
paid Animal Network
949.533.041
MISCEU.MEOUS
MERCHANDISE
Balboa Peninsula
OCEANFRONT
NIWHMODll
$679,.000
4248 AGT. $949-723-t 120
-HO_M_E_O_W_N_E_R_S_t -R-a-te-s Corona def Ma'
low as 5.99... (APR A C1 ...... Com«
6 341'1\) All c redit ·~troll to B111
typa. BK's and defaults Corona and lookout powrt
OK Debt consolidation. 48r 4 58a ciatom home.
home Improvements ( .......... 2003
Call for free credit ~•$2,950.000
r a p o r t . C A D · COASTUNI ltWTY
A E t 0 I 3 0 8 3 0 5 . 949-759..0177
(CAL •SCAN) ,
flew...,, •-h Free rent for secretarial svc
business. Will exch•na•
pay1n1 rent for lilif1t office
duties.. Great office, steps
to w•ter 949~723 8485
ui-.11-~ ...._, 62D5' Md Best V,.,. Lowest Pnced ftllllln 3435 -·IGI-rJ)J/ (ClOrl'tlft Of 9'>) ~) 3511 lol Rernod,
7ft '-t C-dt White. Mln:handlle 3155 Cr8llt loc. ~ & iry, ,_ llDld oottloillL air 2ba
brocade upholstery, xlnt FREE 2·ROOM DIRECTV ~ ltnl now~ 2 ~en:;::.;;;:-
cond. 1200. Gulbra11sen System w/ Installation! 1 nftl&~r•~E a,.. s.t-S.. l~
Console Plano cood cond 3 months Free HBO & LUhJ/""'1UtU ll7 W. a..ill
S500 949-8!>4-8208 C1nemu (S6 value) Aet 9&~
Unltm1ted Access m+ ~-714-.JJ1..c214
Anltque bdrm set. 8 ft
custom made sofa,
dinette set, tria. Call
eves. BO 949.574.9732
i Ln:yhy red'-'. bei&• win&baek. areal
condition S65/ta or two '°' 1120 949-646·5923.
E#fJJrf / 3460
DIAMONDS/
PRECIOUS METALS
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Old Coins! Gold, sllv•,
jewWy,watdlls,~
collectibles 94!M42·9448
channels! Drartal·qualtly __ .;,.._ ____ ..,_ .. _A .._,,,,.n_,.. picture/sound Packaan ••-.........,.,_,
$31.99/mo Limited. 1 · ARIZONA BEST BARGAIN,
8 0 0 · 3 6 0 · 4 0 3 9 36 acres 124,900 •
(CAL •SCAN) Borders State Land . Blsllma Beautiful ranch. on
.,....,......_ Willlams/flaptaff area,
..,....._ perfect 6.100' climate. Bllsllwslnd Spectacular mountain
f __...._ -views. Affordable It
••-.,_, nancln1All.A1-877·282·
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your stuff
through
classified!
5263.
(CAL•SCAN)
SO. COLOIADO wild
.west ranch. 87 acres
$44,900. Prices slashed
tc. move Inventory! Neat
to 6,000 KTH rec •rea.
Roll1n1 fields with
fantastic Rocky Mtn.
views County road
w/utilitin. o-
financina. C.11 Rtd CtHll
R1nch tott 1-866-696-5263.. (CAL •SCAN)
Sl7 V&. U .. s-d,
OPEN SUN U--4
Built by Joe E Brown 1n
1931 only rema1mna 3 +
4 tower estate on entire
Island 4br. 4ba. three
stooes • tower 3 car
aar. pvl dock for 2
boats II 1s a 1eco1noz·
able landmark U .3
million 949-497-8471
760-7 42 .420()
A S"p•rl• N•wpert
......... r~ 4br
(5th Br/pme room/office
downstan) 6 5ba located
on a quiet corns lot.
Custom features
ttvoup>ul. $1,649,000.
COASlUNI lllAl.TY
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The Newport Bacb/COlla MaaJC4M. Balboa Dally Pilot praents
you wUb. a great opportuJty to prcaote andqlla a ClODecdblea.
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48r 48a "°'"" ~ re·burld on greenbelt,
aameroom. pool, spa,
wetb<ll' ..,,,. °*" li7'l2:sl I/RM $1.9 $2.199.816 aet Shan~...001
29r 2119 newer condo
Back B•y close, on
1ireenbelt, upper unit
w/bf!rtlw, cath eels. 2c gar
I/RM $J!lj.IXX).$424.8'16 aet
Shan 96fil7-4091
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RESORT/
VACATION
PROPERlY
FOR SALE
OtherResorWacation I RoomstorRe~ 6040 3br 2. Sbo upper un1I
c11rru··; l•1catt'll } t ,.,
('tide CM T woihm<-pvl I and~m ~·r l"d llku~ ~
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Property 5970
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Lortdt> ~ eight I 4 o<
I 7 1ntetttl. $295,<XX> I*
I 4 Call '}119 673--0181
Time Shares 5975
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• ~mparouod member
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n ·pei· .,,,*& '•111 poef'd Newport Beach Sl<nn• JUtr. 1149-046 «>!>
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ORANGE 7400 I B1L• c.PUNOY REAL 111R . 949-67S 6161
COUNTY
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1nehuus,. Selltn& • I
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REHTALS llr'• lrom $87'> "' I Jbr 2bo ,:-01 ~o1erfrt.
w ea• 1n lovely >l1'"'1 .Jg• dr< • 1 bl~ 1 1,. ~
RenlllToShare 6030 !::;' .,:"', ~~s.ioa.. 1 ~g '""'d '" ·"·m '
DeseftProperty 5960 ..._ .._./W..e la
2llf lba apt. pr w/d. fem
pref d f7(Dn+J '' uth. 98 5b6 ll 35 no vnl\/ /peb
Moat 877 ~()4 ~9 I~~ S /iOll "''' <j4 'i '> / 4 ~4
lrg I Br• new car ~·~t & •Lorge lbr 2bo CA TI4B>Ul OTY $2ll>.CXX>
10 l'fWI to PS Al'pcrt 2'315
sf attach Casrb 'onrl Ila< k
hOu5e 4br h °"' ¥T1I'. ~ arante ch. ~ tmO,,
rock shower ..,.-tut.
Lqrad' ~ ~·15.. lanck.
RV /boat llkone. 8locll wall
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b 2bl """ """° pvt ba m~lr br nrw remod
~9$71>8101
pamt Lvrd carpo1 I 177 "''"' duplF>• i·t>w IJ ,,,,i
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f-nlde JB< '2B• w ydfd I --- -l prkng & I ~ar new Boyview T .,race C.dlt..!
evi.i yth•ng'' 188 M<onte de~htd hou\o .'b• 2b•
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~........., .........
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newly remodeled, withe
pid<et lncd yd, stone F p,
pool access & p , w/d.
$2475/mo. ~
Newport ShM•• llr,
A-Frame $2500/mo,
corner lot, double 1ara1•
Blu 949-493-0761.
"NOTICE lO R!AOERS:
C1tlfornia law re·
quires that contrac-
tors ta«ina jobs that
total $500 or mo<e
(Lib« Of materials)
be l1C1nsed by tile
Contr1ctors Stile
l.lcense 8oard. Stal• law also requires that
contractors lf1Cluck
their llunse number
on all adWlr'tlslfll. You
can check tfle status
of your licensed
contr1ct or at
www.cslb,ca.1ov or
800·321·CSL8. Unit·
cen11d contractors
hkln& jobs that
total leu thin 1500 must state In their
1dY1r tlstmenls th1t
th1y are not licensed
by lhe Contf•ctors
Stale lkAnse Board,"
.._,.., ...... le 3br
2.Sba w/rehel In f,illllCI
c;onwn, wlpoal. spe+ ~
ya-d. unvmo. aat Prick
Tenore,~~
W"9dlff family home 4Br
3B•. Ira bae«yerd,
$3150mo. yearly. ....
Dsvid Prince 714-812·5668
COl~ToclOy (9#)~·5671
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Custom Bullt•lns, Crown
Motdlncs. Base Bowels U577982 949-709-5642
Car1* Repair/Sala
ti-<AalT'tf C4UIT .a
Rep1irs, Patchin&. Install
Courteous. any size jobs,
Whotualel 949-492·0205
Computers.vices •<....,._.....,..
Software Up1rades,
Tutorln1, Yralnln1, eone D-. 9&929-3983
ConaltllMllonry
lricll 91.dl s .... , ...
Concrtt:e, P•tlo, Orrveway
flrlf)lc:, 88Q. Ref's. 25Yra
,Exp, Terry 7\,4-557·759C
itMc-t•-Cementwe>rll, Brick, Tl!.
& More. Reliable. NII Job
too small 949-548-6146
Gener~! Contractor
8400
~
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Lffl7982 949-709·5642
Dalltap Nllislllng
no
YOUllMOMI
IMNOVIMUIT raoJl<n
Call a plumber.
painter, handyman,
or any of the .,. .. t
services hsted Mr• In
our SlfVICI directory!
THESE LOCAL SVC
PEOPLE CAH HELP
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Bv CHARU8 OOAEH With OMAR SHAAIF
end TANNAH HIRSCH
TAL'K ISN'T ALWAYS CHEAP
• Afic1 Nonh paMed and E!t't
QPeAOIJ one c~1 the Prench SOUlh del:tcd so~ With oae di.Woild. facina • p.....I '*11*· chil bid bad
Uu.Jo lOil'1K fur 11. Nunh·Soodl were
W\likely '° buy the IWMI. wld lbm was oo PRCmPO\te value lo the il'VCf·
call. tu dowo~ WM sa11a,iely dls· played wl'lt:n ~t. af\cr pa•l,111,
elecled to 1.'0l'lvcrt ~·, reopen·
lna double to·penalues. • West led the ace of clubs and east
CIOO!ribut«l lht deuce. a suit-prcfe.r·
aiCe siaJ:ial for heart ., 1Tiutln1 pen·
ACt lmplicldy, Weft IUldcrled lhc ace
Qf ~. piutncr's k!Da winnlq.
Eut condmled with the jock of
~ which Wlf allowed to hold.
Ah. the lmperuosily of youth.
While the OYeTa!J 5tlndant of the brid~ in the McdiltmDWI Junior
Cbainpionshlp WU high. it WU not always easy tO restrain the enthusi-
asm of the players. lbls deal Is from
the Francc-lsnicl maleh.
&Ji led uie ten.of.~ ~ suit prefmDCe cant, ·tills time fot
spades, and Wa t ruft'cd. Afrv cash-ing the ace of hearts, 1 1pede to the ace was the enCty for another club
ruJf. West l)OW exited with a spade, won In dummy-with the queen as
South dumped the quceo Of beans from baod. but 00 • diamond lead
ftom the table East woo with the ace,
llOd another club promoted West's
jack of tNmps-down three, for 800
points
Emptorment 8500
IOOIUCHPINO Prof N'S
Ol'I FT/VT, ""'°" pas fer busy ucounts dept,
C).tid>oaks .. ~
bedcaround, • self·stlrt« dlpen, WI train b a.csloln
eaftwsa. Jin 9&722.zD)
CPA flnw has openln1
for Deto l1ttry .end 'teceptt-Jst •. Ideal for
WOl1lq mothlr. Mon-llu.
9wn-lpm. SlSftw. Contact
Care>I 949-650·9580.
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COL ' tralnlna throuah
USTOS In Rialto, CA.
flnancln&, transport.·
tlon, housln1, and tuition
relmblll'sement evellble. can Russ at 1•866·466·
3546 for details
(CAL•SCAN)
DRMRS: NIJmi Anwica
Van U. Im~ In
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Now hirln1 Entry·pro·
fesslon•I lev1ls $19·
S721l+ benefits/paid
tralnln1. Apply nowt For
info on av11lablt posl·
lions 1 ·S00.585·9024
GOVERNMENT JOBS •
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e alCIPTIOMIST P /r
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949-72G-7302 or 720-7343
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..... & .... a..;
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All Floor Types. Wa'll
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iiiiirs HiiDWOOOS ~ 25 Yrs, Lllttlme l'f•ncnty
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Automobiles -
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White/Tan, auto. 8311 inl,
115,000 310·375-2522
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firm trm, !kl avll, 8llr 949.sat-11n
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wan ava~. splfttlln& blll/
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new colld v2S9721 $6995
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I'm Your HandymMJ
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$60,
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1461771 $27
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fully l04ded pwr s4tlb,
S3750 7l4·751·2464
f..-4't7T-Ll
7811 ml, White/If•~ clolll
loacltcl, tiooll• & recorda;
non smoker, $4000 obo
Jotin 71~·37],} 154
...... (ltY '80, •UIP
trans, llC, full power. cc,
low mites. $l5,900. fp,
949-514-4244 ....,_,,...._SIM,
reel, &nrf, multi disc to,
bltck/•r•y Int, •lloy whls, auperb otl1 body
& 1111ch1nlcel cond
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Plas 3411 ml, ap1rklln1
blk/t1n lthr, CO, chrm
whls, full feet w1rr, like
new 128,495 firm
v842614 fln1ncln1 avail
Bkr 949-586·1888
-.eqMIM.N9
)._.., 'tt Xia<-~ ml, lull factqry warr
sp1tllll111 bl1cll/01tm411i
lthr. CO, chrome whb, Ilk• new, v677295
S34.995 flnenclna avell
Bkr 94&-586-1888
-.-.cpe611.-_,."95 .... a....
Lni*> 4x4, 6 cyl1 white,
S 5775 v547571
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a-1 .... .,.~
LE SQ ml, white/tall
lthr. dual mnrfs, CO,
bru,111 1aurd, liM new,
v726641 $13,995 fl·
nanclna & wan evaU Bkr 949_5.._, ... _...,.. __
...... '94 SC400 c_,. ~1-,<ttm.,.._
showroom cond, ne w
tinls, MnWoo4, pnced
$12.250 949·720·0507
~ '02 Nwlptw
30k ml, full fact w•r,
sliver sand/Un llhr. CO
at.ck•, cllrome wills,
utre seat, v672518
$28,995 fin lo warr avail
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Mene4M 8-:a '12 300
TI> Wll&OI\ wtM*a. snrf,
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be1ut1ful black/cream
......... 1, ....
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Chrome Silver·N•v•·
f atle>n. OMV JI.aid
(f 9213C) $38,980.
.IMWt40CI c..,.,.,
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