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TUESDAY,APRH..1,2003
PHOTOS BY MARK C DUSTIN I OM Y PILOT
Jessica CaHahan performs a song from the Disney movie "Mulan• with the Orange County Youth Symphony Orchestra at the Center.
Learning the notes
Philharmonic Society concert at the Center completes
series of music lessons for fifth-graders
Ludwig Van Beethoven, played by
John-Oavid Keller, gives Garden Grove
students a music lesson.
Christin• Carrillo
Dally Pilot
W ho better to teach fifth-graders
about classical music than
Ludwig van Beethoven himself?
Well, no one, according to the
Philhannonlc Society Youth F.ducation
Programs. whJch took on the large task
Monday of breathing life back into the
deceased composer for the 46th annual
Concerts for Fifth-Graders.
Hosted by the very animated Beethoven,
a..k.a. actor John-David Keller, with
performances by the Orange County Youth
Symphony Orchestra under the direction of
conductor John Koshak. 14-year-old pianist
and composer Sebastian Olang and
17-year-old Jessica Callahan. a blind smger
and songwriter, fifth-grade students
throughout Otaoge County got their lasl
chance to experience the educational and
entertaining concert.
This year's concert. "Ups and Downs.·
provided about 24,000 public and pnvate
school children with a 45-minute youth
concert. whJch also included dancers horn
the Anaheim Ballet. to "bnng the magic of
music into the lives of more than 200.000
children annually.· said Otantel Oien, public
relations manager for the society
"They're ~ally receptive and they're fun to
play to," said Keller, who has participated in
this concert for the p ast 18 years. "For me. it's
See NOTES, Pa&• A4
Pacific Life recognized for raking it in
Health insurer is the only Newport-Mesa
company among the ranks of the Fortune
500, the U.S .' top revenue generators.
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
billion in revenue for the year,
was the only busineu in New-
port-Mesa to make the list.
NEWPORT CENTER -For the . ·it's nice to be on the Fortune
third year in a row, Padftc U!e 500 list. but more important to
Corp. has made Fortune map~ be in the top five of total
rJne'1 annual Fortune 500 list of new life insurance sales,• aald
the top rew.nue-generatf.ng com-Bob Haskell. the company's 1e11-
panJes in the U.S. ior vice president of public af-
The Newport Beach-based fain.
Pacific ure. founded by for-
mer California Gov. Leland Stan-
ford ln 1868 as Pacific Mutual.
moved to Newport Beach in
1972. After a number of acquisi-
tions. the company, in 1997,
changed Its name to Pacific llie.
The company, which owns a
stake ln Newport Beach bond
house PIMCO, provides a range
ol life and health insurance
products, annuities, mutual
funds. group employee benefits
and other financial products.
QUESTlON
Ale you~
men N9wpott,..,_.
~-... not on the fortune 500
lmt7 CaD our Ruders
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purpoMS only.
est U.S. companies.
.·New chief·
search
narrowed
to five
Costa Mesa city manager
will make final pick ~ome
time before Chief Dave
Snowden retires in June.
Oeepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -And then thn1· were
five.
The search for a ney, poliu.• d11t·I tu rt.•
place retiring Oiief DaH· C.,nowden ha\ nar-
rowed to five candidate-; after Y.Ct!L'> of
one-on-one intervi~. t~l!> and panel d1'>
cussions, officials said Monda\.
City offiaals declined 111 d,i\ ul~ I.he
names of the candidate<, lwt au-.c• 11 1s a
confidenual !>ean:::h
The race began in lanuM\ '' 11h .i 1 peo-
ple vymg for the high-profilt• 1<>b c .11)' lvian
ager Allan Roeder reduced that number to
12 and then to five. ~1d llu\".ard Per.km~
I.he city's personnel manJl-(l'r
•That could be ndfW\'l<t'd dm' n to rwu or
even one." he said "\'\'e don 1 knoY. yet "
Roeder will intervit"\' t.lw fiw ldnd1date!>
in the next two week. ... l't•rkm.., ... ml fhat
will be followed by "exten.,1vt batk..,11ound
checks,· he l>3.ld.
Snowden. who ha.., Ix-en al tlw hd111 of
lhe Costa Mesa Poliu.• Dcpanmt•111 lor Ill
years, said he has been 1molw<l 1n tht·
process at Roeder\ reque\t I ht• )!1-yeM·
old top cop has been reured <;1m 1· Jum·. but
entered inlo an agreement with the tit\ in
which he will continue workrn>; pan-ume.
or 960 hours a year H1 ... l~t d;n a• ""rlc y,1fl
be June 13.
Snowden said on Monda\ that ht• l\d.\
"met all of the candidate-. • ·
"I'd say 1t ~a good fiC'ld ol cand1da1t':'.. •
he said. "I would hope the ot\ 111anc:1i.:1:r
finds lhe pen.on to do the JOb. •
Snowden declined 10 comment tunhl'r.
But the chief. who made recommcndat1om
to Roeder. said he was looking for .,omeone
"who would be the best for tht'> oty •
"Someone who would Ix· l(oo<l to the
commumty and last a long tune." he ..aid
"It was probably the same quaJ1uec. m)
predecessor. Rogt!r Neth. fooled for in the
person who was to replal e l11m •
That said. Snowden added he did not be·
See CHIEF' Paa• M
• health insurer came in at No. Based on annualized new pre-
419, up from l\.I No. 439 a.lot on mluma. P8cltlc Ufe Is No. 5 on
the 2002 Ust. The privately held that list. according to UMRA
company, whJch pulled in. $3.8 Interhational. a ma.rteting ftrm.
Since 1997, the company bu
grown from the No. 20 to the No.
15 Ule insurance provlder tn the
nation. The compuly conducts
busin wfth 68 of the 100 larg-
Wal·Mart. which generated
$246.5 billion in revenue. ca.me
in at the top ol the Fortune 500 FU. PHOTO /DM.Y Pl Of
Pacific Life Corp. came in at No. 419 on the fortune 500. The
s.. ce>WMY, Pie• M Race for the ewe beO\S and ends at the company's builddlg.
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KIDS TALK BACK ..
:Taking a
.step back
irt·time
The Daily Pilot went
to Lincoln
Elementary School in
Corona del Mar to
ask fifth-graders,
: •What's your favorite
colonial activity?'
·1 liked
woodwork
because
: working with
•wood is fun
:for me." :CAMERON
: KOZIARA, 11
·Newport
:eeach
~•My favorite
is probably
tht"'
embroidery,
.because it's
sort of
-relaxing.·
'JACQUELINE
YOUNESI, 10
Newport
Beach
.
··Embroidery. ~use it's
:fwl and
:mteresling to
•do."
·REBECCA
JIRES,11
Newport
Coast
"The same for ,....--.-.,-,..,.......,.=-:-,..._,
:me.
•embroidery,
; because It's
' relaxing and
•it's also really
;cute in the
end.•
MADDIE
:TURNER, 10
:Newport
•Coast .
:•Butter
:dluming-
:it's just fun to
: shake up the
•jars.."
!OAVIDUN,
:10
•Newport :'Beach
ON CAMPUS
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IN THE CLASSROOM
MARI< C OUSTIN/DAl.Y PILOT
Fifth.grader Gioia Licorish works on a tin smithing project during Colonial Days at Lincoln High School on Wednesday morning .
A life less ordinary
Christine Cu rlllo
Daily Pilot
W ith tin pie pans sitting
on a piece of wood on
their desks and nails
and hammers in hand,
fifth-graders at Uncoln Elementary
School in Corona del Mar pounded
their way baclc in time and Into the
lives of coloniaJ Colle..
They sat among their peers. boys
and girls alike. and carefully
embroidered stars on
different-colored fabric, stenciled
borders and designs on blank riles
and made bread.
For a day, dressed in
18th-century-sryle breeches and
gowns and wearing coclced hats and
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Linco ln Elementary fifth-graders learn about
18th-century colon ial life a nd try their hands
at some of the period's activities
linen, ruffled caps; the three
fifth-grade classes moved from one
station to another Wednesday to live
the history lessons they've learned.
"We think that simulations are one
of the most effective wa)'s of
teaching social studies." said Leslie
Slevins, one of the fifth-grader
teachers at Uncoin. "'Ibey develop
an empathy for ... and a better
understanding of how people lived
·then."
Employing the services of many
helpful parents, the eight different
colonial stations. which included
buner churning and woodworidng,
challenged students to cast aside
their 21st-century comforts and
embrace the ways of the colonial
world.
"I think it's really fun and I like the
activities and dressing up; Chloe
Harder, 10, said '1 now have a better
visual of what tl\eir life was like and
how we have everything so easy."
Chloe's fellow tinsmith and
classmate, 10-year-old Maxine
Morris agreed
"They had everything so hard .•
she said. "Not like us."
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The fifth-grade social studies
curriculum focuses on the study of
the 13 American colonies and, by
bre-athing life into the c:wricuJum at
the culmination of their bistoiy
lesson, the students get a sense of
the reality behind the lesson plan.
·it's gJeat. and (the students! really
appreciate It.~ said Michele ICoziara.
a parent who helped orpnize the
evmt "They'll always remmiber It
They may not remember the history
behind it. but they'll always
remember Colonial Day."
• IN TH£ CLASSROOM i1 •weekly
feature 1n which Daily Pilot educ.tion
writer Christine Ca1Tillo vi1rt1 a campus
In the Newport-Mesa area and writes
about her experience.
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An acrobat performs in the cen.tral atrium of the Hilton
Costa Mesa during rts re-launch party on Thursday.
FOR THE RECORD
ln the editortaJ in the Sunday f.dition of the Daily Pilot,
·eongratuladons with a few regrets." the name or the embat·
ded judge against whom Costa Mesa Mayor Karen Robinson
ran a write-in carnpaJgn was incorrect. The jud~s name is
Ronald Kline.
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T~sday. AfK• I, 2003 A3
Seven tenants claim spots at South C.Oast
A new restaurant, clothiers and a high-end
jewelry store ~e among latest additions to
Costa Mesa's shopping destination.
•1t's a great location: SaJd Bill
1 lustedt. the company's chief 6-
nanaal officer. ·We are counting
on that being our highest gross·
ing tocaoon "
ing. sleepwear and swunwear for
men and women. ~ expected to
open on the west &.ide of the cen
ter, near Crate and Barrel Home
~ore, in August
P•ul Clinton
Daily Pilot
SOtrlli OOAST METRO -A
handful or clothiers. a jeweler
and a Oaim Jumper restawant
have sJgned leases and will roU
out the welcome mats at South
Coast Plaza beginning in May.
HP.clrt of what makes South
Coast Plaza so appealing as a re·
tail destination is that it's always
evolving." said ·Debra Gunn
Downing. the-center's spokes·
woman. "Our customers are very
sophisticated, so they expect the
latest [goods)."
The center is set to add seven
new retailers to the mix of ten-
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THE NEWS
Road closures set for
Newport Beach
It's not a cruel April Fools' joke.
Traffic will back up on Jambo-
ree Road in Newport Beach to·
day because of major water
pipeline work. Lanes on the
northbound side or Jamboree
Road, between San Joaquin Hills
Road and P.astbluff/Ford Road.
will be narrowed from three to
two until May 23, officiaJs said.
Night work may aJso be neces·
sary to build the water transmis·
ants. lWo other retailers, cosmet·
ics seUer Stila and fastuon foot·
wear specialist AJdo, already
opened stores this month.
For Oaim Jumper, perhap the
best known among the new re·
tailers, the new restaurant will he
the company's 20th in Southern
California and 31st overall. The
Oaim Jumper will replace Bina·
poretti's, an Italian , eatery that
closed in August citing rising
rents.
Oaim Jumper officiaJs are
sinking about S4 million into the
building. which is at the north
east entrance of the center next
the Sears. It's expected to open in
JuJy.
sion main. Surrounding home!>
and busines.~ Will be noufied
Officials suggest that dnvers take
Newport BouJevard. Dover
Drive/Irvine BouJevard and Mat
Arthur Boulevard. For mforma
tion, call the public worlc.5 de
partment at (949) 644·3i20
Vanguard choir director
guests at Ctrnegie Hall
Vanguard Univer~ity Owir
Director James Melton will be
the guest maestro at Carnegie
HaU for the second time 1n
three years.
As the guest maestro. Melton,
aJso chair of the univer:.ity\
music department. will have
ln addition. to the new restau-
rant, officials from the shopping
center. wtuch is owned by <-J.
Segerstrom and Sons. have
c;lgned deals with six other &iorei..
In May, MimJ Maternity and
KlehJ's since 1851 are expected to
go In. The former sells high-
qua1Jty maternity appareJ and
accessories. KiehJ's. which
!itarted as an old Wprld apoth ·
ecary in New York's East Village,
sells coi.meoc: phannaceuoc:t.I
and herbal products.
Both stores will go in· on the
center's second level, with Mimi
set fbr a space above the Ramfor-
est Caf~.
PauJ FranJc. which sells cloth
the chance to conduct the be'>t
choirs from around the country
through ma1or works m the
world famous venue.
fhe concert will aJso include
performancei. by Vanguard.,
Temple St. Clair, a higJl end
jeweler, as also ~t to open some·
time during summer. • l
1Wo more stores are 'let for lall
Woman'o; apparel retailer Eileen
Fisher has Mgned to open at the
center ma location Gunn fJown.
ing declint'd to reveal because
the current tenant i'> still occupy
ing the space.
The center wtU also be' wel-
commg Roberto Lavalh, a chic
clothier for men and women.
The store ·will repla~ Prada.
wtuch declined to renew ils
lease. Gunn Downing !>ald
C..,unn Dowrung declined to re-
le~e informauon about the lease
rate<.
concert l'hmr, l'hamber chotr
and women\ l horu., rheir Car-
negie I tall performance will be
\fay 24. while tht' ch<Hr'> wilJ
perform <1t a number of other
venue'> '>l<1rt1ng May-16
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CHIEF nl~
"I enjoyed a great rapport with
Continued from Al my boss. .. he said. "And I have a
true sense of good feeling for the
community."
tieve Neth had anything to do
with his selection or the process • OEEPA BHARAnt CO\lert public In general. safety and courts. She may be
Snowden said his longevity as reached at (9491574-4226 or by
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COMPANY additional attention to the com-
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Continued from Al eyebrows in busin~ cirdes.
"I'm riot surprised !that Pacific .. Life made the UsJJ," KilOy said
list ror the second year in a row. "It certainly puts the companies
This year, the 500 companies' in a spotlight.:
revenue fell 26%, l8:f8ely because
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of accounting scandals. environment, business and politics.
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NOTES
Continued from Al
all about seeing the surprise that
they get listening t.o the
symphony and the orchesua ....
Formany of them. It's the first
time or even the only time they
get to experience this."
Not on}y did the concert
provide students a chance t()
experience classical music live, it
also setved as a culmination of
course work that the society
gave to each class before their
arrival at the Orange County
Performing Arts Center.
"l think. that (the young
audiencef is even more
enthusiastic than adults
sometimes." said Callahan.
who wrote and performed her
first song at age 13, "l think
they're young and they want to
learn.~
Before the concert, students
learned about the mechanics of
VERDICT
Continued from Al
belly up. Jt was during that ad-
ministration that the dredging of
the bay took place, an event
most historians cite as the No. 1
reason for the growth of the city
to its present position as the
most desirable place to Uve on
the Pacific Coast.
But it was machine politics. A
small group of men from one
part of town ran the whole city. It
was during this period that Co-
rona del Mar acquired the nick-
name Red Hill.
Just before a municipal elec-
tion, Uoyd Qaire would call to-
gether all the party faithful. He
would go through each precinct
name by name, assigning some-
one to contact each and every
voter to see to it that everyone
voted for the administration's
'I've always believed
that bringing music
[into the classroom] is
a very, very vital
component of the
musical world today.'
Sebntfan Chan1
14-year-Old pianist and composer
an orchestra, its Jnstrument.s
and their sounds. aud during the
concert itself, with the guidance
of their gracious host Beethoven,
they got lo see everything they
learned in class come to life on '
the' stage. ' "It~ really cool, and I really
liked the dancers," said -
l l.-ye31;-oldAustin Franzman, a
fifth-giader from fnder.i ·
Elementary School in Garden
Grove.
"I thought it was great." said
Sabrina Vermane, ll, also from
Enders Elementary. ul like how
handpicked candidates. Every-
thing would go along smooth as
clockwork until the Corona del
Mar precinct came up.
Perhaps it was the mountain
air, in contrast to the sea-level air
of the rest of the city, but Corona
del Mar seemed to be fUll of in-
dependent-minded, free-t.hink.-
ing people who declined ro
march lock step with the rest of
the town. Tuey simply wouldn't
stand in line like the rest of the
folks and rubber stamp whatever
program the administration had.
Whoever was assigned to Co-
rona del Mar always hung his
head in shame at his lack of suc-
cess. His only excuse: It was ru-
mored that there were Demo-
crats in Corona del Mar. If there
were Democrats, could commu-
nists be far behind? Thus the
nicknanie Red Hill.
World War ll brought a second
revolution -the end of the
Lloyd Oaire administration and
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they get all the sounds to go
together."
Giving students a chance to
sing along lo the "Ode to Jay"
from Beethoven's 8;.fuf hony No.
9, or bear the powe sounds
of the percussion section and
the melodJc fu.Slon of the
dlfterent strlng Instruments,
musldans got a chance to share
their love and lc:nowledge of
music with an audJence of
pupils awaiting a new and ~
experience.
"It's a wonderfuJ expedence
... and I focus malnly on the
fact that it's an educational
concert," said .(hang, who began
composing,muslc at the age bf 5.
"I've always believed that
bringing_mllSic (lnto the
cl~rooml Is a. very, very vital
component of the musical wpdd
tqday." . ·
•CHRISTINE CARRIUD covers
education and may be reac:tled at
(9491574-4268 or by e-mail at
christine.carrillo@latlmes.com.
a whole new way of governing
the city. A new breed came into
power -high-principled men of
honesty, intelligence and integ-
rity.
Among them were two out-
standing men from Corona del
Mar, Braden Finch and Oyan
Hall. Under their leadership, the
city outgrew machine politics.
Another Corona del Mar resi-
dent, Les Steffensen, headed the
committee that gave the city its
present city diarter that assures
that never again will a small
group from one part of town be
able to control the whole city.
Others from Corona del Mar
who carried on their high princi-
ples were Jay Stoddard, Andy
Smith, Hans Lorenz. O.Z. Robert-
son, Phil Sansone and Dennis
O'Neil. The list is not at all com -
plete, These are just a few whose
names come to mind.
Not bad for a place that no
one noticed for its first 20 years
and then was maligned as Red
Hill for another 20.
• ROBERT GARDNER is a Corona
deJ Mar resident and a former
judge. His column runs Tuesdays
GETTING
INVOLVED
• GEmNG IN\IOU(ED runs
periodically in the Daily Pilot on a
rotating basis. For information on
adding your organization to this
list, call '.j49) 5744298.
THE PHARMACOLOGY
RESEARCHINSTTT\JTE
The institute is looking for
volunteers to take part in a study
on quitting smoking. To learn
more about the program. call
(888) n4-4673.
PRIME DYNAMICS
Prime Dynamics, a Newport Beach
nonprofit organization for the 99
and younger set, needs volunteers
for its programs. (949) 262-7300.
PROJECT CUDDLE
Project Cuddle, a nonprofit
organization, serves the needs of
abused.abandoned and
drug~xposed cf"tildren. In
addition to office help and
once-a-month. 12-hour hotline
shifts. volunteers are needed for
an auxiliary group. fund-raising
committees and to help distribute
stickers to stop babies from being
abandoned In trash bins. The
organization also needs donated
gift items for mothers and babies.
(714) 432-9681.
OBITUARY
Donald L. Peters
A memorial mass will
be held at to a.m. today
al St. loechiDi Clthollc
Omrch for Donald l. ~
ttrs. a 37-yar n!tident or
~n Bnch. Mr. ~
tm died on ~e*:lay
of c:ancer. Ito Wld n. ~ ·
is suivtVed by Wife Kat.ho-
rlne Peters; 90ns A1Y9
Patrlct. Gecqe John. ~ter MlcbMI. PUii RtCh· ant. Theodore Junec and
Patttck Arlbur Peters;
daugbten Donna bru
Banlea, Paula .,
FftnCh and Maty KatbP·
tine Orton: 17 WandChll·
chm and two ......
~ 1he
churdl II at ISM Omnp
M,.OaaMI&
Dalt/ Pilot
.....
PUBLIC
SAFETY
Closet fire breaks
out in bookstore
BarJles and Noble
BoobeUers ln South
Coast Metro autfered
$20,000 worth of damage
after a .flre broke out in
one of Its closets SUnday
morning, C.OSta Mesa
Fire officlals said.
The fire was "501all"
and was put out by the
sprinld!'rs even before
firefighters arrived at
about 10:55 a.nt...' officials
said. No one was injUred.
There was minor fire
darilage in the closet
Officials said water was
also found on the floor
and outside the closet
with water leaking down
into Mikasa. which is di-
rectly below. Firefighters
then began salvage op-
erations to prevent fur-
ther waler damage to
these businesses.
Costa Mesa arson in-
vestigators detertnined
the cause of the fire was
brooms being placed
close to a water beater.
The heat from the water
heater ignited the
brooms, officials said.
About 28 firefighters re-
sponded to the incident.
-Deepa Bharath
f'.'OLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• Bristol StlMt and
Sunflower AV911ue:
Vandalism was reported
at 12:17 a.m. Sunday.
• Bristol Stl'Mt: Grand
theft was reported in the
3300 blodc at 3:05 p.m.
Sunday.
• Fairview Road: A vehicle
burglary was reported in
the 2700 blodc at 11 :48
a.m. Sunday.
• PinecNek Drive: A home
burglary was reported in
the 2800 blodc at 11 :49
a.m. Sunday.
• Red Hill Avenue: An
assault was reported in
the 2900 block at 1:24
a.m. Sunday.
• Santa Ana Avenue: Pettv
theft was reported in the
1600 blodc at 2:09 a.m.
Sunday.
• South Coast Drive:
Vandalism was reported
in the 1500 blodc at 6:35
a.m. Sunday.
• WalJac. Avenue: An
auto theft was reported in
the 1900 blodc at 6:19 a.m.
Sunday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• West Cont Highway:
An auto theft was
reported in the 2700 bl<><*
at 12:25 a.m. Sunday.
• E1 Modena Avenue:
Vandalism was reported
in the 400 blodc at 8:53
a.m. Sunday.
• Padfic View Drive: A
commercial burglary was
reported in the 3400 blodc
at 11: 19 a.m. Sunday.
•Pint .. Road: Grand theft
was reported in the 300
bl<><* at 4:29 a.m. Sunday.
• vi. Koron: A burglary
was reported In the 200
bl<><* at 4: 10 a.m. Sunday.
• vi. Udo Soud:
Vandalism was reported
in the 600 blodc at 6:07
a.m. Sunday.
•18th ~·Md Weat
S.lboe Boulevard: A
traffic accident involving
Injuries was reported et
10:23 p.m. Sunday.
• !2nd S1rMt end w..t
OCMn Front: Indecent
~posure waa "ported at
1-.28 e.m. Sunday.
Charles R. Jeffs Jr.
Chartn R. Jeffs, Jr., died on
F9bruary 22, 2003 from PQtt·
polio compMcatfona. He ... the ~ hUltMlnc:I of a..u find
father of 4 ctlOdNn, 6 lttp
chlldren, 0 J::ldchlldNn, lrld 3 great gran jldf9n. Hit lltlel
wlll be lnuf'Md at th• U.S.
Naval Academy Columbetlum. Memottel gtn. may ... ,... to
lM Salk 1Mtltutt1 Offio9 of ~ OMng, 110, N. T~
rinm AOed. LI Joli, CA 92031
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COMMUNITY
COMMENTARY
Buying
center for
park not a
solution
T he s uggestion by some
that Costa Mesa property
owners assess themsel~es
a parcel tax to purchase a
portion of Mesa Verde Center
for park and recreational uses
has many shortcomings, but
two in particular stand out: (I)
KATRINA
FOLEY
in terms of
broad
community
policies. it I!>
a misplaced
priority; (2)
regardless of
priority,
Mesa Verde
Cente r is
now the
wrong place
for a
recreational
cente r.
If the City Council wants to
ask taxpayer!> of Costa Mesa to
assess themselves tn order to
further public improvements.
there are many other unmet
needs that would rank higher
on the li!>t of community
concerns. Why hasn't this
solution been sugge<;tt•d for
Vi'lta Center or other
underutili1ed !>ites on the
We'>ts1de? Because it'<; hdd
public policy. I pcr-.onally
would never vott• to raise my
property taxe~ for another
Mesa Verde park or
recreational fanlity whl'n
greater problem'> -unmet
'>OCial obligation<. and
lo ng-needed Westside and
North CoMa Me'>a
improvements, for example -
need immediate attention.
Fven though there appear'>
to be overwhelming
community demand for a new
park/recreational complex.
this i'> not the nght place.
Resident'> of the new home<s
adiacent 10 Me\a Verde Center
would be unn:a-.onahly
affected by the adiacent
reerea11onal facilities -
facihtie'> that would require
acuve us.e 10 warrant the
enormou!> inve!>tme111
proposed by those who want
tht> nry to buy the center.
The Planning Commission
approved the Kohl's for !>everaJ
reason'>, one of which wac; the
significantly reduced effect 10
the close't neighbors when
compared to the recreational
uses that <;Orne wi.,h to see on
the site.
If new recreational ~lie!> are
to be established, there are
better and higher demand for
locations in other parts of the
city not thnv1ng with
comme rcial vitality. For
example, on Bristol Street in
the vicinity or the Lab and the
Camp, near two retail
complexes that already attract
a youthful and energetic
clientele. Several shes in the
area are ripe for
redevelopment, Including a
parcel owned by the county.
and there ace no Immediately
adjacent neighborhoods whose
residents could be affected.
Other possibilities include
conversion from industrial to
recreation or older,
underutilized and dilapidated
industrially zoned parcels on
the Westside, a perfect
complement to the Westside's
thriving skate and surf
indtUtries. lo additJon, the coat
df developing a recreational
facility in these areu would be
le costly because the land b
less expensive and the
possibility or publlc-priva.te
partnenhlp ulat.
A reactive pa.reel tax
penallzea both realdenu and
business property owners.
Instead, a beuer solution 11 £or
the city to approve the
Plannln1 Commlulon't
unanimou1 recommendation
ro protctlvely plan for and
recruit buain developert to
create mudl nffd@d ·ramUy
tun r.onea• In Co ca Meta.
MAILBAG
A reader suggests ttiat improvements to Mesa View Center could tum 1t into another Harbor Center. which op Pr ell three years ago Here. developer R.
Scott Bell stands in front of one of the store s that anchors the Harbor Center. on Harbor Boulevard and W1lsl r ~»rePl in Costa Mesa
Glance for another great
shopping center exists
I would Wee to add two thought~ 10
the debate over the locaLion of a
Kohl's department store on Harbor
Boulevard. I acquired these reflection'>
during conversations with my
neighbors. Sixty-nine of them, a'>
indicated by their wilhngne<.s to '>lgJl d
petition. agreed with me that the
replacement or Kana l.anes. the lt:e
Ola.let and the Edwards Theater<, by
Kohl's wguld be preferable We are
homeowner<; who Live about halfway
between the proposed store sue and
the Harbor Center. Our home'> <;tand
in an area bounded by Pnnleton 10
Fair Drive on the one hand ;tmJ
Harbor lo Fordham Dnve on tlw
other. In these discuc;sions. two poml'.
of considerati on emerged.
Once, we saw the center where
Harbor Center is now decline and
wither. With the new development.
we have a dynamic, bencr-des1grwd
business core. Panasonic, AJbertr.on\
TJ Ma.xx (especiaJJy). I lome Depot
and Starbucks provide u-. with
services chat are convenient. I think.
too. that those improvements
contributed to the rising property
value'> in College P.J.rk. Kohl\, 100, will
afford U.'> a convenient c;hopptng
locauon. Furtlier, newer structure~
would h.1ve to look better than thow
there now. I think the city need~ to act
befon.• cond1uon.. become worse.
Second. much has been made an
1h1'> debdte dbout the lo~ of
recreational opportunities When
people but.It the Ice Qialet and t...on.1
I ..ane., Coo;ta M~ had fewer parks
dnd otJ1er recrcauon programs. In
19n. C O'>ld \1l'"'>Cl resident ... led b}
Arlene Schafer and the late Vaughan
Reddmg, pa'>.'>ed a bond i.ssue that
enabled the city to buy several of the
pdrk.'> that we now enjoy. Moreover.
the city did not have the innovattH'
mohilc recreation unit that ha-. ht•t·n
introduced to the communit} 111 1h1·
1.1'1 IWll W<LI"> And the AYSO -.on l'r
progr.1111 and Utile L.eagut> hav1
cxp.mtkd llm~ of us who h,1\1'
lookt•d .it the latest city rccreat1011
brochure have been impre'>-'>l'd \">llh
it., divl'rse agenda. The dramCJL11
gro\\-th of these acuvitie\ tell., nw tli.11
( o~l<l MeMOs care fo r and uphold
recreation, but not if a detcrioratl'"tl
hu'>m~ area continues to decline.
BARBARA PANIAN
Costa Me'\J
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f"lf t II.or R 1>1n1o< n 1n1oa 1n
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MICHAEL
WALa
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"We know we can win. And,
then's a lot of giTls on this team
who are having a lot of fun."
EYE OPENER
• l>dilyAPOOt II
SpmW Hal ol Fame
,. W.adnildw> ..........
Ann ...... Topps, Costa Mesa shortstop
M Tuesday, ... 1, 2003
Mustangs
• win ·on·
home run
Costa Mesa's Ann Marie
Topps pounds out
sixth-inning, two-run
shot for the difference.
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -There was a sense
of urgency, a sense of anxiety for Costa
Mesa High when its senior shortstop
Ann Marie Topps went to the plate in
the bonom of the sixth inning. There
also seemed to be an aura of confi-
dence about the Newport Harbor Sail-
ors, since Topps had grounded out and
flied out in her two previous at-bats.
However, with
one swing of the
bat, Topps calmed SCOREBOARD
the Mustangs and
took the life out of .,
th& Sailors, in a ,
1
·
battle between
Newport-Mesa
District teams
Monday at Costa
Mesa. She Newport 1
smacked her sixth Costa Mesa 2
home run of the
season. a two-run
blast over the center field fence (about
200 fee t). leading Mesa's softball team
to a 2-1 come-from-behind victory
over Newport, for third place in the
Costa Mesa Tournament.
Jane-E Yamamoto, the Mustangs'
junior designated hiner, reached on an
in.field error and scored on Topps'
home run. Topps, bound for the Uni-
versity of Oregon, playfully chased Ya-
mamoto around the bases, not know-
ing if she would have passed her she
would have been caJJed out.
"[The Newport pitcher) threw a drop
ball and I knew that was the pitch I
wanted to hit," said Topps. who
thought Mesa's victory displayed team·
work. "Once we play our game, we
knew we can do it. We know we can
win. And, there's a lot of girls on this
team who are having a lot of fun."
Sports Ecltor Roger c.tson • (949) 574-4223 • 5Pot1a Fu: (949) 650-0170
Ntf~7honofH
PAUL ORRIS
Kf NT lR£.PTOW /DAILY P1LOT
Costa Mesa's Ann Marie Topps, right, is congratulated by teammate Jane-£ Yamamoto at home plate after both runners scored on Topps' home run dunng the
sixth inning of Monday's game against Newport Harbor. The Mustangs rallied to defeated the Sailors, 2-1.
In addition to Topps' humorous race in order in the bottom of the sixth, needed to make. No one did anything
with Yamamoto, Mesa sophomore which included a strikeout. The game outl>tanding. Every ball thal was hit to
pitcher Jackie Butler also added some ended after Topps fielded a ground ball Ul>, we just made it count."
comic relief for the Mustangs (7-4) in and made the throw to her sister, Kelly, The Sailors, led by -;enior pitcher
the top of the seventh. Butler, as part of a sophomore at first base. The Topps IGm Moore. were also defensively
her in-game rilual, was dancing to a sis1ers learned up for four such outs. sound, for the most part. They "held
tune her head. while she was in the cir· Butler allowed three hits and one Mel>a scoreless through five innings.
d e. run. She struck out two, walked one Moore allowed three hit'> and she
"It's that one song, 'I love it when and relired the side in order in four in '>I ruck out three.
y~>U call me Big Poppa,' " Rutter said of nings to improve her pilching record to "We probably should have given Kim
the rap song by the late Notorious 6-1. a breather (in the ~ixthl." Newport
B.l.G. "It helps me relax.'" "Our defense played incredible,'" Coach Sharon Wolfe :.aid. "(Topps!
Apparently, the song and dance also Cos1a Mesa Coach Rick Buonarigo definitely got all of 1ha1 one lpitchl."
motivated Butler She retired the side said. MWe just made the play<; we The Sailors scored in the top of the
sixth inning. l..eadoff hiller Ashley
Glea~n. who reached on a single.
scored after ab~ hit by senior Athena
Vasque7_ Vasque1~ a ~hortstop bound
for Wisconsin, auempted to advance
to second base after Gleason slid home
for the 1 0 lead. However, Mesa junior
catcher Michelle Miller picked Vasquez
off at second base. .
Newport (7-3) now has three losses
by one run defi cits. Wolfe said, the Sail·
ors seem to be on the verge of over-
See SOFTBALL. Paae A7
TENNIS
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL HONORS Breakers hoping for
diamond in rough Four local
standouts
earn All-CIF
Two boys, two girls
recognized by coaches.
Four Newport-Mesa players
have been named second-team
All-CIF Southern Section an their
respective boys and girls divisions
by the Southern California Inter-
scholastic Basketball Coaches As-
sociation.
Newport Harbor High seruor Ne-
dim Pajevic was recogni.zed in Divi-
sion U-M, after leading the Sailors'
boys team to a 16-10 record. The 6-
foot-9 center, who shared Player of
the Year honors in the Sea View
League, averaged 15.7 polnta and
just more than 13 rebounds for the
1Us.
Sage Hill School senior MJchael
Fitzhugh. who, like Pajevic, will re-
p~t the South ln Saturday's
Orange <:owtty boys all-star game at
Orange Coast College. is a Dtvlslon
IV-A honoree. The 6-3 point guard
averaged 22.3 points and 10.1 re-
bounds for the Ugbtning. which ex-
tended the program's ft.rat postsea·
aon Into the aecond rolUld.
Bstancia gU'ls standout 'nisba
Wue. the Co-MVP In the Golden
West League Iller lea41n& the ~
to the league aown. la a Dtvlalon
ID·A pick Wase. a junlor, a~
12.3 points to bdp P.stancla ftnllh
17-9. Wrl&bt, a 6-1 tmh.man, avmigtd a
tam-high 12.5 PP1 to heJp the
J.Jshtninl ~ idWnce to the eeo-
()Jld roUnd of the OP Dtvlalon fV·A
~· .
'
DON l.EACH/DMY N.OT
NeWport Harbor's Nedin P&;eYIC, a 6-foot-8 senior, scores near the
basket, wtMle displayin1 his Al-CF form fOi Coach larTy Hirsf s Sailors.
New World Team Tennis
franchise has already
signed Davenport, so it's
'a matter of fiJJing out
roster during
Wednesday's player draft.
P reparing for a sports draft, wether
it's fantasy or real, is like
cramming for year-ending exams.
There are long nights studying. At
times. you suffer from information
overload. Then. finally, the big day
comes. It's Draft Day. Thnslons rise,
.-------. pressure builds. your
RICHARD
DUNN
hands get sweaty.
You wonder lf the
players you yeam for
most will still be on
the boan:l when It's
your pick.
For the Newport
Beach 8re.altera, the
newest World Tham
Tenn1s franchise, It's
not a typlcal draft. in
which you anxiously
awalt your tum at a
No. l pick. They
already blow the score. It's a matter of
flllJng out the roster u deemed most
appropriate bY the league. ·
It will be the first time out of the draft
chute for Steak.en General Manacer
Use Fortman. who bas sworn to •
conftdendallfy and cannot talk about
any poesible playm. ulde from the
team's~ sign.id nwquee player
-~ Dawoport, who Will pJay
two of MWll home match• for the
Breabri lft )lly when the MIA()f) heat1
up et' Pl.Mae dee Tennll Oub.
1be .,...... are one of three lelgue
awned Ind opmated teema. alof'I whb
the Daaw• sa.h Ind l'hOldfliphia
freedOmj, NiiDld for P.hofl JOh,n.
...... ~dnctol mnd
co-founder Billie Jean King's longtime
friend and supporter. Jeff Harrison, who
manages both the Delaware and
Philadelphia franchises for the league,
will work closely with King and
Fortman on Draft Day, which will be
conducted Wednesday.
"We're going to be following a lot of
what the two other successful programs
do out there," Fortman said.
"(Harrison) is our blueprint He's a lot of
what we do between the league and tbe
other two franchises ... you stick with a
good thing when It has proven to be
successful. This is Jeff's third team. and
I'm looking at his direction and the
league's direction as one of the three
league teams."
After a nine-year absence, Newpott
Beach Is back In World Team Thnnis.
The team has already announced it wUl
be selecting Davenport as their No. 1
draft pick.
Davenport. who bu plans (according
to an lnslderl this month to many
fonner USC All-American and Adoption
Guild Thnnls Tuu.mament champion
Jon Leach, played last year for the New
York Buzz. The team tnded her rlghta
to Newport Beach In uchange for their
ft.rat round pick ln the draft. The B\17.Z
wW now have the fourth pick tn round
one.
Andre Agassl. Andy Roddick and
Davenport have al.ready commJtted to
the 2003 lealOD. Other top playas
expected to throw their oarnes lnto the
draft pool lnclude Meghann
Shaugbnelly. JohJi McP.nroe. James
Blake. and Martina Navratilova.
The draft la COmpriled of four or ltve
rounds wtth tho top pick going to the
ICanlu Oty P.xpJotera for thO eecond
consecutive year. Retu.miilg franchbea
haw the Jiaht=o rotect ~from
the prevloua rotter. 1Mmt draft
In reYer1e of the 2002
reguW•MUOll flnal IWJGf"8&a.
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Oa.ty Pilot SPORTS Tuesday, Aprrl I, ;l()()j A7
Shadow lands
I 011k111g back, :; yeJr'> ago
tlu' wt•t·L ..
Ornnge CoJ'>t < ollege\
men\ volleyball 1e,1m ct'll·
hrate., a five game victory
o\er nval (,olden \Vl'<.t by
1hrow111~ (,oJch (}iuck Cute-
nese into lhe pool adJdCent
10 f'C'tcr.on Gym I hen. the
player<; take tum' d1vmg 111.
I he Pirate'> 11ecd c·very ou11n·
ut energy to eke out a 1 ·\-I 'l.
10 14 . 15·8. 5-l 'l. 1r; 1.!. vie
tory. wh1th mean'> a probahlt•
Ornnge Empire < onfercnce
5
champ1omhip. llw P1m1e~ ( IEI I. 14-1 in lJw 01 Ct
have not lo'>t a matlh '>Ince th<• Hu~tJer<. lll°fl'dll'd
them. 1 I . m 1-ebru.uy COd'>l -.corm!> bad. \<\1lh
lead., of 4 I , 9-6 and 13-8 m <.ame 2 befon• Juan
Mercer and Nicolas DomJnlk '>llpply a blue~ on a
kill attempt for a '!deout and a RuMler h11 ~oe..,
long to give OCC the game. 'i1A kills by Nt-wpon
Harbor I Ugh product )osh RJchardson pace Coa.'>l
in Cuime 3. The teamc; battle m the fifth and dec1d
ing game wi th Golden We-.1 laking a 12-11 lt•ad.
Mark PoZ8g8l and the 6-foot 7 Mc•rccr c111nh11H' for
a block that clinc:h~ the match and ..em!' 1he
crowd into a wild celebration. Po1.sga1 talht·'> a
team high 24 kill-. with i.etter Ryan Hiskey rnllt'll·
trlK 69 a~'>ll>I'>-
( orona de! Mar I tigh\ Uz Morse record., a
2: Ii 4'l 10 win the 800-metcr nm 111 the lrubuco
I Lall!> l11v11auonal track and fkld meet to po'>t
Orange County'c; ht''t ume of tht' -.ea.son Jam.le
DeNoewer of Co!>ta Me<>a I llgh cnii-.es to '>econd
place Ill the 1.600 Ill 5: 15.71 Mu'itang wrnor dt'>·
lance runner Brutt Hancock p<>'>I'> sca<;0n bt"il' m
the 800 and mJ.!e run'> with ..econd-place firn-.hes
111 each
btancia High·s boy-; and girt.. '>warn learn!> roU to
nonleague dual meet vactorie-'> over w.iling ~ddle
bad, .. The girl"> clinch fir;t in all 11 events to topple
"iaddleback. 105-58. with Blake Prino picking up
wins 111 the 200 yard individual medley (2:44 .90)
and the I 00 brea'>l'>troke (I :28.28). Sophomore
Launm Cassity L!. al'>o a multiple wumer with firsts
m the 50 f~tyk (26.72) and 100 bullerfly
(1:11.93). ~Baker's 1.18.79 wtns the 100 back-
'>troke and Katie Menden turns in a I :05.53 m the
100 free. Summer Flaherty wtns the 500 free
(6:24.99). The Eagle boys take rnre of the Roadrun-
ners. 93-71. Matt Hoss dlld Paul Secrest each talty
personal records in mdivtduaJ events and swim on
two winning relay teams. Olnl Calkin takes the
100 breaststroke and handle'> a leg on two winning
relays
Costa Mesa's boy-. 'iwtm team takes first in the
400 free relay -the final event of a Pacific Coast
League dual m eet wtth rivaJ f.stancia -to win, 88-
82. Mesa's Matt Tipton, Travis Spunaugle, Hunter
lllytor and Ouil Biron win by 20 yards. The Mus-
tangs sweep the 200 free and place the top two in
the 200 free and IM. llpton clinches the free
(2:01.82) and freshman Mike Whitman cruises in
the IM (2;23.50). Mesa leads, 23-17. after two
events. f.stancia wins the next two events as Se-
'
rn·..,t '>lorrn'> 10 a 24 .40 111 the 50 trct· amt I lo.,,
turn., in a 5<!.1'l m lhc I 00 ll:r Jesse Gamboa tum'>
m ,1 pt•rc;,cmdl rc•1 on.J 111 tht• 'lOO frl'e to take ..econd,
hl•,11ng tu' pre\.IOU'>·he'>l 11me b:r 21 wrond!>. P.J.
O'Brien lead-, lhl' wa} \'llh Wiil'> 1n 1he 500 free
• !,.> 11 93) .111tl the too lm"1"1'1rok1· (I 10 89) for
Mt•..,..1 11 IJ
l.oolunK bal l . I 0 year' ago th11. week:
C .orona dl'I Mar I flgh\
l>.l'>t'hall ll'.1111 'tl't'lt11ngly
tlut·'> t'\.t'ryth111g wrong. bu1
dl'fc•t1I'> lhl· 1h1rtl-rank<·d
lt'Jlll 1n Orange Lounl) 111
Katclla, 11 8, m comch.id.
f.1-.hion. to .1dvance 10 till'
-.1·n11finaJ<. of 1ht• < .oa..l lour
11amem. Ille \e.i Kmg'> n un
m1t five t'rrnr-., yield fiw un
1.•,1rm·d run'>, '>lnke oul 10
llllll''> and manage ju'>t '>IX
hi" !all ,mglt•'>I. hu1 11111-
rnawlv benefit from 12 walk...
.ind <>ome tmwly luttmg 111l·
~·.1 K111g::. <>rnre nine tirnt''
.iht•r bt•ing waJkrd or hit by J
10
p11d1 Pmch-h11ter Jeff Mat.sen takt''> .1 f.L-.tbaJI on
the '>houJder to plate the fifth< dM n111 .ind Jeremy
Goldsteln '>mad .. ., a two nm ... mgte up 1he middle
to put the Sea Kmg'> in front, 7 6. Bryson Groat rt'
liew'> Carn H<>OWr with < .dM down. h 4. in tht•
third mning and ga.m~ the wm to improve to l I
(.ro.it -.cauer.. '>e\.en hit<> w1th two nm-. J.llowed
K.11ella '>trand.., 11 runner; from the 1h1nJ mnmg on
Vi'>Jttng Newport I larbor I ligh beat!> lklck Bay ri ·
val ( dM in five games. 14 16. 15-1. 15-5, 7-15. 15
l'I Newport (4 l 4-1 in !he Sea View l..eaguel
'ipUllt'r.. in the fir.l game, then domirwu•., game<>
two and three. only lo have to hold on m the finale.
TI1e Sailor~ build a 12-5 edge m the final game. but
after 11 comecu11ve sideout~. I.he '>ea Kings (4-4,
J I m leC!h'lJe) rally to pull within 14 lJ A kill by
Greg SIJd giv~ the Sailor. a s1dwut and a CdM
allt'mpt falls wide. giving I !arbor the victory. Junior
oul'>ide hitter MJtch McCoy leads the Sailors with
.JI lu.lls and 10 digs while Dan Thomassen, a 6 3
middle blocker. adds 15 ldlb and mne st ufT blocks.
Todd Jameson adds 16 kills followed by Slick'!> IJ
and 19 by Erk Vallely. Vallely also collect!> seven
dig-;. Broob Hoppe lead!> CdM with 26 kills and six
blocks and St'nlor Kyle Thompson adds 20 lulls
and four blocks. llarbor rolls off 15 straight point!>
after lo'ling the opening point in the ~ond game.
C.dM puJJs within 6-5 in Lame 3 and J-2 in the
founh game hcfore Newport applies the pres.c;ure.
f'.Stancia's baseball team explodes for three
home runs ~gainst host Laguna Beach m a 9-2
EagJe win in Pacific Coast League play. Art Mard-
ne-z opens the game with a homer and twin broth-
ers Jalro ltwo-ru.n In the third! and Pedro (three-
run in the fifth) Arceyut also tee off on Artist pitch-
ers.. Pedro An:eyut's blast i his ~nd of the
season. Senior right-hander Victor Martinez im-
proves to 3-0, getting 12 groundball ours while
strl.ldng out two and yielding three hits.
-compUed by Bryce Aldmon
., • •If IJ ~H Tc .... [J1\ll r H1 •
Above. Costa Mesa pitcher Jackie Butler delivers the ball during
Monday's game against Newport Harbor At left. Newport
Harbor's Athena Vasquez throws to first base as Costa Mesa's
Kelly Topps makes it ~afely to second during the second inning.
SOFIBALL
Continued from A6
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'>ll·rrl!> from \o\ollt' tdl.tng 11\.t:r .... ,
roat h m tlw, ht'r fin.1 year
I he Mu'>tdll)('> are al"' dt'almg
with a bll of trdn'>llllJll I hey
hJ\.t l'ndurt'tl t\0\-o l nn 1al lllJU
rw., 111 -.1art1·ro,, Yam.111111111 ,md
~.tl y Ht>r11,h, J '>t'lll<Jr who plays
tlurd h..t.'>l' Huo11ang11 -..rnJ 'rnma
1110 111 1.·a1111o t throw "'' -.lw I'> d.'>
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lt'r, \0\-hlk Ht·r11-.h. \\Im 'utlert-d a
amid U HKU'>s1tm two wt'l'l' ago,
rn1gh1 returrt .. m.l.iy, whl•n thl'
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Costa M~a 2, Newport Harbor 1
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Co119ge-UC s.n Otego at Vanguard,
3p.m.
Orange Coast unable to solve Dons' Alcaraz
Community college -Of9oge Coast at
Riverside, 2 p.m.
High achoo! -Nol1hwood at Corona del Mar, 3:115 p.m,; C.piltrano V1l5-y
Christian at Sage Hiii, 3:16 p.m.
Go4f
College men -UC lrvlne at f>Kific
Cont lntematlonal.
The Orange ~ Collegie softbaJI team
managed just two bits oft' starter F.1alna Ak:araz.
who ~ backed by plenty of offens;Me support
£rom Wiling Santa Ana. which recorded a 10· I
Orange Empire Confemice wtn Monday.
Reich sparkles for Eagles
• G~ SWIMMINGi M.arllyn Retch was
a double winner for the Estancia High girls
swtm team, but the girls Jost, 101-69, to
visiting Orange in Golden West League ac·
lion Monday.
Golden Wes! 1.eague ~ to vWting Onulge
Monday. Fr1!shman Owl ICL&net1 won the 500
Cree (5:32.50) and also teamed with C:Ollier,
Frank Gamboa and Sean Goodman to win
the 200 free relay ln 1:44.75. C:Ollier's t.hJ.ni.
place time ln lhe 500 free (6:02.03} was also a
PR Estancia fell to 4-3, 1-3 in league.
Golden W.lt LNaue
Orange 103. Estancia 87
TENNIS
Continued from NJ
The league has alrrady
announced the defending
chtunpion SaQamento Capltala
haw protecied the riahta to
~l In addition, the St. Louis
Aces have protected the d&btt to
RoddJck.
World Team Thnnis, entering
its 23{(1 season ,runsJuly7-27
with the top teams from each
conference (Eastern and
Western) advancing to the
High echool boY9 -Sage Hiii It
Whitney 81 Loi Amiga.. 2:45 p.m.;
Ooeon View at Estancia at MOM Verde
Country Club, 2:30 p.m.; L.oguna Hills
at Newpon Harbof' ot Big Canyon, 2:46
p.m.; Corona def Mar at University 81
Rancho Sen Joaquin, 2:30 p.m.; Costa
Mela at Oronge, 2 p.m.
OCC CS~ll . 3·7 in the OEC) committed Ix
errors behind starting pitcher Kera Malhes
(6-8). One of the seven runs allowed by
Malhes was earned because of the Pirates'
miscues. Courtney Wmger led the way for
the Dons (1 3·13-1, 6·5), going 3 for 4 with a
pair of RBI doubles and two runs scored.
Reich won the 200-yard individual medley
(2:38.62) and 100 breaststroke (1:16.79). The
Eagles, who also won the 200 medley relay
and ttie 200 ~tyle relay, dropped to 4·7,
4-3 in league.
200 medley relay -1. Orange 1 :65.38; 200 free -1.
Collier (E), 2:06.22: 2. Kunert(£), 2:10.03; 200 IM -
1. Peas• (0 ), 2:28.13; 3. Goodman (El. 2:34.69; 50
fnte -1. Sewell (0), 23.&4; 2. Gamboa (E), ,25.91;
100 fly -1. Mays (0), 1:06.81; 3. Goodman (E),
1:13.12; 100 free -1. Sewell (0), Sl.78; 2. G11mbo11
\El,67.87; 3. Met kovlch IEI. !>8.85; 500 free-1.
Kune rt (E), 5:32.50; 3. Collier \El, 6:02.03; 200 free
relay -1. E1tancl11 (Gamboa , Goodman, Collier,
Kunert), 1:44.75; 100 badt-1. Bayatl \01. 1:12.62;
3. Todd (E), 1 :22.07; 100 breast -1. Viveros (01,
1:15.53; 3. Marsteller (El. 1:21.50; 400 free reley -
1. Orange, 3:49.06
season-end.Jog champ~
Softbelt
College-vanguard 81 Hope
lni.mational, 1·30 p."1.
Swlmmfng
High ldlool boys -Sage Hiii at Webb,
3:30p.m. ...
Colleg8 men -Point Loma at
Vanguard, 2 p.m.
Com munity collage men -Orange
Coast at Fullerton, 2 p.m '
Oranp ~ Confwenc•
Santa An• 10, Onnge Cont 1
Santa Ana 012 43 10 13 o
Orange Coast ooo 02 1 2 e
Alcaraz and Rauadl; Matl'IM, Sodr.erson (51 ond
Sharum. W-Alcaraz. S.2. l -MitthM, I> 8. 2B -
Winger \SAi 2, Kfumpola ISAI, Semel ISAI. Rausch
(SA). 38 -Sodcerson (SA).
Aztecs sweep Mustangs
Golden Wut L.-iue
GIN
Omnge 101, Estancia 69
200 medlev relay -1. Estancia (Sam es, Reich,
Heu, M11h11n,, 2:15.78; 200 free -1. Mejia (01.
2:23.41; 3. Plttl !El. 2:27.63; 200 IM -1. Reich !El.
2:38.62; 50 free-1. Trejo (0), 28.94; 3. Barnea (E),
30.06; 100 fly-1. Griejo (0), 1:20.19; 2. Plttl (El.
l :20. 75; 100 free -1. Simons (0), 1 :04.06, 3.
Keenewinna (El. 1:09.03; 500 free -l. Trejo (0),
6:18.25; 2. Fay (El. 6:51.06; 200 free relav -1
E1111nci11 (Mahan, IC.eenawinna, Pitti, Barnes),
• ••
Orange C.oast edged by six Community college women -
Fullerton at Orange Coast. 2 p.m.
High school boys -Tesoro at Corona
def Mar, 3 p.m .• Laguna Hilla at
Newport Harbor, 3 p.m., Costa Mesa
at Seddleback, 3 p.m.; Sage Hill at St
Margaret's, 3:15 pm. Ocean View at
Eatancia, 3 p.m
• VOI.l.EYMLL: The Costa Mesa High
boys volleyball team dropped a 15-5, 16·14,
15-6 nonleague decision to visiting La
Quinta Monday. Ryan Bagwell had five kills
and Mitch Mandel four for the Mustangs
(l-8), who also received three stuff blocks
apiece from sophomore middle blockers
Gabe Gonz.alez and Ganen Walthers, as well
as 10 digs from Darrell Wase.
1 :59.28, 100 bade-2. Barnes IEI. 1 :17.72, 100
breast -1. Reich (El. 1:16.79), 1:24.41; 400 free
relay -1 Orange. 4:43.4 1.
Estancia's C.ollier shines
•JC GOLF: Host Cuyamaca defeated
Orange Coast. 373-379, in an Orange Em-
pire Conference men's golf match Monday
at Cottonwood Golf Oub .
, The Newport Beach Bra.ken,:
wiU probabty announce a ooach
soon. but don't expect Rohen
Van't Hors name to come up,
because the local resident and
former Davenport ooach Is
reponed.Jy committed to
following his son. Kaes. compete
in national tournaments in the
summer. Kaes Va.n't Hof, a Mater
Dei High standout, ls ranked 24lh
in the nation in lhe boys I 6s.
A source close to lhe franchise
said former USC Coach and
Palisades member Dick Leach
and Newport Beach Tennis Oub
Director of Tennis Scott Davis
are rwo candidates 10 coach the
Breakers.
Yolleybatl
High ectlool boys-Altso Niguel 111
Newport Harbor, 5:45 p.m.; St.
Margaret's at Sage Hill, 4:30 p.m
•BOYS SWIMMJNG: Estancia junior Paul
Collier posted a personal record to win the
200-yard freestyle (2:06.22) to earn one of the
Eagles' two individual victories in a 103·67
David Kendall shot par 71 to lead the Pi·
rates (11·5, 7·5 in conference), while KeUy
Wicks (72). Jared Bruce (75), Brad Oaam-
pion (80) and Ryan Peaslee (81 ) rounded
out the OCC scorers.
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c1aries. creditors. con
tmaent cred1to1 s. and
petsons who may oth
e<w1se be interested 1n
the will or utate or
both of A08£ RI f RE
DERICK WAYlANO aka
ROBERT f WAYLAND
A PETITION fOR PRO
BATE hu been hied by
MARK D WAYLAND 1n
th& Supe1101 Court ol
Cahforno<a County ol
ORANGE
THE PETITION FOR
PROBATE rtquuh th•t
MARK D WAYLAND b~
appointed a\ per\on~t
rep1esentat1ve to •d
m1n1ste1 the n tate ol
the decedent
THE PETlllON requob
authority to adm1n1ste1
the t'5fete und., lhe
lnd1;pendent Adm1n1s
lrehon ol E 'late~ Act
(nus Authoroly wilt .tllnw
the pN\OOdl rcpresen
tahve to l•ke m•nv
actions w•thout obtain
ine court approval
Btlore tak1na certain
vtty important achons.
however. the pusonal
tepre\entahve woll be
ttlquned lo e••e noltce
lo inlet ested per sons
unles~ they have waived
notice 01 consented to
the P•Ot>osed 1chon )
The independent ad
mon1'tr a to on 1utho11ty
will be i' anted unless
an interested person
hies .in obrechon to the
pel1hon and shows aood
cause why the court
should not ar ant 1he
•Ulhor1ty
A HEARING on the
petohon will be held on
MAY I 2003 at I JO
pm 1n Oept L73
located •I 341 lhe Coty
Drove South Or•nce CA 92868 IF YOU OBJECT to the
crantcn& ol the pel1t10n,
you should apptat •I the
hear11111 •nd stale your
obiett1ons 01 Ille written
obiectoons with the tour t
before the hta11n11 Your
•Ppear ance nMy be m
per son or by your
otto•MY
If YOU ARF A CRlOI
!OR or cont1n11enl
cred•tor ol the deceased
you must tole your claim
w•th the courl and mail
a copy to the personal
representative 1ppomted
by the court within loU1
months from the date nf
the first issuance of
letters dS provided on
P1 obate Cod• sectoon
9100 The lime tor f1lone
tla1ms woll not e•p11e
before lour months from
the hearonc date noticed
above
YOU MAY EXAMINE IM
t.le t.epl by lhe COUI I II
you ate a person on
terested in the nute
you may '''* woth !ht court • Requul for
Speoal Notice Clot m 0(
IS4) ol the lolm& ol an
inventory and appr•os•I
of est•le .tsseh or of
any pet1t1on or account
as ptovodecl on Prob•le
Code sec loon l ?SO A
Request for Special
Notice torm is aollable
from the court clerk
Attorney tor Pel1honer
ROBERT R. ANOlRSON,
lSQ., 1661 CHAPMAN
AVL, sn . ID, fUL-
UltTON, CA 92131
Publtshed Newput I
Be<1ch Costa Me'd Odlly
Ptlot Apr1I I I 8
2001 IM094
ISC 12927
NOTKI Of rmnoN to
ADMllSTll lSTAlt Of:
SWIFDITotl
WlNO.A218"t
lo •ti he11 s be11et1
c1at1f'\, crrd1lut\ ton
llnaent cred1to" and
persoM who m•Y oth
erw1sp be inttrested 1n
the will or est•le or
both, ot SCAN FENTON
A PlTITION fOR PRO
BA TE ha\ been filed by
R08£R1 S II NION al'ld
IANICl l r I NION '" the
Superior Cour I ol Cah
for noa County ol OR
ANGE
THE PfTITION FOR
PROB A TE 1 equnh th•I
ROB£ RI s re NI ON be
appornt,d as per,onal
1epre,ent•t1vt lo ad
momster the esl•lt of
the dee edent
THE P£llTI0"4 requnls
~uthorotv tu ddnunoslet
lht t\lolte under lht
lnr!Pptndf'nl l\dm•n1'
ltalton ol I 'tales l\U
( lhos Aulh1111ty will allow
the IJNSun~I 1e11re\en
ldllV~ to l.\ke many
at1111n' without obtain
1ne ~nurt approval
flpfore tak1'1Ta tf'rla1n
Vt!I y 1mpo1 tan! 6t lions.
however the r>~r son1I
Important Public Hearing Notice
representative will be
required to 111ve notice
lo interested persons
unlen they have waived
notite 01 consented lo
the proposed action )
The independent ad
mon1shat1on autho11ty
Wiii be illllled Unless
an onternted person
!ties an ob1ect1on to the
petition •nd shows &ood
cauu why the court
should not &rant the
llUlhOlll)'
A Hf ARING on the
p~tohon will be held on
MAY I 2003 •t 1 30
pm on Dept l73
lot.tied •I 341 The City
Drove South Or •n&e CA 92868
IF YOU OB>t'.CT to the
erant1ne of thr ~lllH>n
you should appear at the
hur1n& and state your
obiechoM or Ille wntten
Ob14'cl10ns with tht ..:ourt
beluoe thr hr<111n~ Vour
apptaranc t tnay be rn
person or by you•
attotney
If YOU ARt A t.:RCDI ·
TOR or <Onl1n&ent
ued•lu• ol lht deceased
you mu'I Ille yout daom
woth the ro11rt .and mail a copy to the personal
rept esent<1ll•e eppomted
by the court wot hon lour
months ltom the d1te o l
Coast~ Development Permtt Application No.: 5-02-342
Applicmrt: Cify of Newport Beach, P_,ic Wo~s Department
Pr~ed Description: Construction off our (4) ~ wlhays on the
beach toward the ocean from existing accessible locations.
Proiecf location: One { 1) H the Newport Pier and three (3) near the~ Pier.
Public Hearing Date: 04 /08 /03
Hearing location: Radisson Santa Barbara,
111 fast Crlrillo Bomevard, Scllta Barbaro, CA 9 3103
Hearing Procedures: Thi s item ha s been scheduled for a public
hearing and vote . People wishing to testify on this matter may appear
at the hearing or may present their concerns by letter to the
Commission on or before the hearing date. Copies of all correspondence
will be provided to the Commission if received a minimum of three
working days pri or to the public hearing. Written comments may be
of any length ; oral testimony may be limited to 5 minutes or less for
each speaker, depending on the number wi shing to be heard.
The above item may be moved to the Consent Calendar for this
area by the Executive Director when, prior to Commission consideration
of the Consent Calendar, staff and the applicant are in agreement on
the staff recommendation. If this item is moved to the Consent
Calendar, the Commission will either approve it with the recommended
conditions contained in the staff report or remove the item from the
Consent Calendar by a vote of three or more Commissioners. If the
item is removed, the public hearing described above will still be held
at. the point in the meeting originally indicated on the agenda.
No one can predict how quickly the Commission will complete agenda
items or how many will be postponed to a later date. The Commission
begins each session at the time listed and considers each item m
order, except in extraordinary circumstances. Staff at the appropriate
Commission office can give you more information prior to the hearing
~ate. Questions regarding this item and requests for staff reports
should be directed to Fernie Sy, Coastal Program Analyst, at the South
Coast District Office m Long Beach (562) 590-5071.
Published Newport Beach.Costa Mesa Daily Pilot April l, 2003 T096
--c -
'
the 111 st issuance ot
letters n provided in
Probate Code section
9100 !he time for '1hn11
tla1m" woll not up11•
before tour months from
the h~a11ne date noticed
above
YOU MAY r XAMINf the
file ~epl by the lour! ti
you are a pet\on on
tetested 1n the e\lalt
you may flle woth the
cour I • R~quest lor
Special Notoce <form Dl
154> of the fol•nc of an
inventory •nd 1ppra1sal
of estate 41\\Pts or ol
•ny P«l•hun or •ctount
dS provided in Prubale
Codt ~cloon 12SO A
Request tor Spl!l1.il
Not1ct tut m " av•1l1ble
from the court clerk
Attorney for Pel1honet
0-ld J. Gorlt.otdl, h't·
(CSI• 81070)
11111°" & T uclier. 6 1 I
A .. t-llvd., Ste. 1400
CHIO MHa, CA •2626
Published Nrwpoo t
Bea<h t.:osta Mesa Daily
Pilot Ap11I I 1 8,
2003 TM09l
ISC1292S
NOTICI Of Prnmll TO
ADMllSTtl fSTAn Of:
AOO ADBl RVA tl• AOO
AD811WY
WINO.A21WI
Tu •II htn \ btndo lt•'''' urd1lar\ c.un
llneent c r •dototS. ""d
""r'ons wl1 r oth
er W•Sf! b" IO(~te\1fld tn
thf' will ni ntaft' or
both. of ALIC£ AOHL
FIVA aka ALICE AOEll
BRADY
A PETITION fOR PRO
BA Tl h•s been flied by
11r1 lllDI£ on the
Superior Cour I ul Cah
lorn1a Cour1ty ul OR
ANGE
HU P( llllON f Ok
PR08AH rtQUf'\h that
l ll f ltlDl r bl' •PPOlllltd
n prl\On•I "P•r~enta
love to •ctn11n1\I@• It••
e~t•te ul the dttl'dent
THE f'{ TITION 1 equnh
the detedrnl \ Will •nd
c od1uls ol any bt
•dm1ttrd to p1obatt lht
Woll •nd .iny lOd•tol\ •• e
••11l•blt for tHmln•
lion in the Iii<' ~ept by
th" c ourl
THl PC TITION •equ<''h
1uthN •ly to 1dm1n1'le1
tht' f'\IAlt' uno .. 1 lhr
lndepend .. nl Adm1n1\
h •lion ot C •l•lr' All
tlhl\ Auth0< 1ly will dll"w
the p~r~on~I rt-S>fl"\tm
ldl•ve In lakr many
at lll>n\ wothoul 1>bt.11n
1n1i c our I tt"pruv.-1
Rrloor l•ku•R c "tl•111
very 1mp•irtant •• '"'"' howl'Vt'f lhr tn'f\Ufl.el
ft'!~)fri,rnfAtfV... Wiii bt
1 equor td to ri•vr nolol ~
to inlrtt,fed """""' unit\\ they h~vr wa1vect
oul1l• °' con\tnt~d h•
th~ ptopo•ed •t ll'Jn I
Tht' ondrf)Pnd~nl •d
nun1\lr•tH•n authu11tw
will be 11 •nltd uni"\\
•n 1nffl'r~t:led P'''o't
tllr\ 1n "blel loon In lh1
pelcflun •nd \hllW~ ar>od l•u'" «hy thr 'uurt
shuuld 1111t ~r•nl !ht
•11tho11ty
A HEARING on tht
pel1t1on will be held on
MAY I. 2003 •I I 30
pm 1n O~pt l 7J
lo,•ted •I 341 The C11y
Drove South Oraniie. CA
92868
IF VOU Ol:IJf CI 1 .. th~
&• •11tong of lhl' pplltoon
ynu \hould aPJJ"M .11 th,.
hu11n11 ano \t di" YN"
ob to' tmn' or file wr 1ttru
ob1~t10ns woth th~ tnurt
btfutt' lite hu11ns Yuuo
<1pveat •nt t mdy b• m
per\Oft nr hy y11u1
attotnf'y
ti YOU AHi A t:Hl l>I
TOR u1 t u11l•u,r11I
ooeditut of lhr dr<rdSt'd
yuu mu~l l1Jr vuur c.•••m
w•lh lhe t.uur I .ind m;,11
• copy to !hi' !>"t \un•I
r~pr~s,~nt•t'"" -v~M'\1t1tf>ft
by th~ t.uut I w1thm tnut
month' ruun Ult' d.tf• vi
lhe ht\I 1•, u"'" r ol
lrtteo' .. , I" ov•dct1 1n
Prub•t• l udt• ""' l1u11
9100 lh• ''"'~ 1 ... "'"'•! 'l•lm\ "''" nut ,..~,.,,.
ht'fott' fflUI 11u111th\ fr<HT1
lhr hear1np dalt! notn.f!t1
•llo•f'
YI.JU MAY l XAMINl thr
hi• ~~pl t>v th~ "'"' 1 If
y11u Mf' • per"'" on
I•• ft\l~d 111 the t\l~to
vou m11y t1lfll with lhtt
c 11111 t It Rrtiu~\1 t111
S11~u•I Nut"' (tmn1 01
I '>'I) ul lhe f1l111i: 111 '"
IUVt ntmy Anc1 ~OJlt.41\.,,
of f'\111• ~"~h nr .-.1
.toy vet1tMlF1 tu •u CJunt
d\ provttfrct tn PtohAI"
Cude ,., !111n I l'X) A
RPqu~~· ru. ~ptt ... 1
Nuh<.f" l1u m " Av•rl.tblr
ftom tht tour I <lf'tk
Sub~c t to con01toons pt esc11bed by th~ undet \l&n•d 'ulorl buh le•• •
lump Sum l'ontrut 11e lflv1ted for the lollo>w1nc Wc"k
MOOIFICATIONS t• 12 llV INfltASTRUCTUltl
NOJICT NO. tt10SSA
UNIVllSfTY Of CAUfo.NtA, tlVINf
llVINl, CAUfOltNlA t2H7
PROJlCT DISCltlPTION:
Wort. mcludn but •snot hm•torl lb th' lollowlflR
The wurk conStsls ot 15 t.V u1bl• .1cJd1t101\< \phu> •uJ • """"""'".ti I? kV •w•l<hn on Vaull ?'>() No n"w swollhf.••• woll b" •dd•r1 I'.> "\I
cabl@ will be provodtd by lhft Un1vA,.1fy I? k\I 11tr111t sw1lc h•n~ t~Qu11ed
for remov•I and onst•ll•hon ol co1bl• ind e<1u1pmeol sh.111 b.: '~htdultd
Mnd coord•n•ltd throuah w11tten Pt<"edure All woo~ " tu b•· cumpl .. ted
1n ~~cord•nce with the pl•n\ p1n1ecl 'l>Pllhta!lon\ llmvtt "'Y C•nopus
Stand•rds and 0e'1&n Crite11a codn an~ mAnulMlu•~I\ ••Quortm,.nh
All wnol• 1s lo be coord1nAl•d with lhe Un1Ytr•,lfi• f>1111~ll M•11•~" •nd
I anht•"' Managt'menl l"'"onn•I
1h1' proiec1 has two alt,rnatt~ AlterMt~ I rn""'" 111 •n•t~llin&
t)mversoty SUl>j>lled 15 kV tablt !tum Un ... 1tr\1ly Sub•hloon to • ••bl~
trench at Cenhal Plan1 m•t.tlhn& I'> t.V ~•ble 1111111 M•11hol~ b tu C• 111t .. 1
Plant <1nd mstalhn& lwQ set\ ol I !i kV cable tr11n1 M"nhule 16 t" Cf'nll•t
Plent A shod ductbank •ddot.on wolf be iequ1ted Ir um M1nhulr b to
n1stcn1 du,tbank toe on loc<tl1011 f tt•tmc t "hi~ will h~ oemov•d •not "''w
power cable will b~ added Monot demoht1nn will h~ •~Q1111~t1 I 1v11 wotk
iienet•lly on eludes sole 1>1epar •tllln d1 '""•" du<lb•n~ tr~'" h1nl( •nd
repav1111
Alternate 2 tOMtSh Of ttmnvont • p0ttmn nl ••l\f1n11 P•11rr 1n\11l•ted
lud c•bte (PltC) and repl•ton& with utruded sulod dltl"'-lnc ubtr brtween
Vault 300 •nd V•ult 400 tn the Ufohty T unntl
ISTIMATlD CONSTIUCT10tt con. SI0,000.00 ........ "._ ""'-• ....... -· -·· .... ....,1111c.,,_ ....... c-trtK1
o-t. M9Y -............... ··-"· B1dd1na Oocumtnls will 6!' n11l•blt to Btddft~ on TUESOAY, A ... ll I,
200S and Wiii br IHUtd at r •<oh hes M1nacement
Un1v.1 s1ty ol C•flfQr n1a It von•
?Ot tntfflm Off1ct Bulld•nt (m11fln1 •tlc1re••I
19172 lamb0<ee Bouleltatd (phy11cal edckeU) '"''"' t'A 9/b'I/ ~ (949) 824 1404
Checks IOf a __ , • ._....... fee wlll bt requ11rd on fhP amounl o tS:ZS.00
per Ml of Btdd1n1 Oocumenb
CIMH:ks are to be m•de pay-hi• to "Th• R11i.;P11h ul the Umvet\Cty ol
C•hlorn1a •
Sealed 81ds will nnt be acc•11totd aft,.. 2.00 PM on WtDNlSDAY. Al"ltl\
H ,200J
81d Secu,.ty 1n the amount ot IO'\ ol lht lump Su"1 BHt Bod, urludm1
ettern•tn. sh•ll •~company each Btd lhe Su1tly 1\\u1n11 th.-Bid Bond
ihall be, on the Bid Dudhna, an •dmltted sutety 1nsu1er (u defined in
the Cahlornl• Code ol C1vll Proctdurt Section 99!> 110)
A mandat ory Pre· Rtd Co11la11n~• tnd Pre Btd Job Walk will flt <0nduct•d
on: WIDNHDAY, Af'lll t . 200S ba11nnln1 promptly et 10.00 AM
P•rhc1panh shell meet •I r acllllte'5 M•n•c•m•nt tnt~rlm Oflk:• 8ulldin1, Conf11ence Room 128
Untveu1ty of C•lll0<11••· lt¥1ne
(R111ldfl'fl # 92 on North CAmpus M1p)
19112 J1mbo<H 8oulo•••d, lf•lne, CA 92697 b444
(949) 814 140-4
AttlMDANCI AT fHI Nl-llD (ONrDIN(I ANO ltl-llD JOI WAUC
IS MANDATOllY fOI AU H .. I <ONTUCTOIS. THI MIOING W&.l
aos1 Al lDlOS AM ANY <ONflA<fOltS AUIVINO Aflll THts Ttal
WIU MOT II fuotlU TO PAaflC.Afl IH THI ltD PlOCISS AS A
Pal.Ml <OWTRACTO..
Only b1~' wllo perllclp•tt In both lht Pie Bid Co11ft1teftU •nd lht
»b w.-m tllelr e11llrtt1 wlll be •"owed to bid on 1119 Pr o,.ct •• pr1mo
COfttUCtOfl. f or furthtf lnfOfmltloft, tont•ct fectlltiH *n•a-nt
Contrecl• °"P•rllMnt, Attn. lrellft flt ~·""""et (949) 124 l4CM. The avcc:ea.sful &14Utr •nd Ill SubcontHc1ora will M •tQUlt-.f to follow 11141 nondbcrtmln•tlon req11lfemtH1h tet torth In ttt. 8tHl11& Oocumonts
t nll lo Pl 'I 1>'•••111114 waie r•t•• •1 ,,.. loUbOft of Ula Wotti flle succeuful (!1_.. win b• 1equ1tr1d to l'l•n the lollow1n1 Stal• o t
Cel1fllfnit ContH<tOf 1 llc•nw c.irtnt •t tlle Um• of \Vbmlntnn ol the
Bid
LKlMHCODl1 ~•o
Attorney fu1 Petthontt
lt.M. "Moc" JoC'olu,
hq., Jocobt & loco~•
22942 ll ro .......
Lolie f«H•, CA 926SO·
4961
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SELL
your stuff
through
classified!
SEU
you1 unw1nted
item\ lhrouch d 1n1lled
..
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Dli!x Piiot
TM followlna pe~ns
ate cloill& businHS H .
District by Michael
Jtmu, 4100 Hewpott
f'lac• Ste. 830, Newport
Buch, CA 92660
Unhn1aln1blt, • LLC
(CA), 4100 Newport
PIKt Ste. 830, NeWllO'I
B•Kh, CA 92660 Th~ bu~in11S: Is con
dueled by: limited
lllbllltyCo
Have you started dolna
bullnns yet1 Ho
Unlm11ln1ble, lLC,
Mlch .. I Muellerleile ·
M•n•aer This statement wu
hied with the County
C'41fll of <Hana• County
on03/26/03
200HUH24
Dally Pilot Af>r 1, 8, 15, 22. 2003 T088
Rdlllm .... ..........
Tht tollowina person'
are dolnc business as.
C•lch 21, 2800 H. Main
St., Santa Ana, CA 92705
Youn Ho Hyun. 7848
E Mar1aret C\ , Ana,
helm, CA 92808
• Mm Jeona Hyun. 7848 E. Maraar et Ct , Ana· he1m, CA 92808
This business os con·
dueled by husband ;ind
wife
Have you started doma
business nt7 No
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reserves the right to censor, reclassify.
revise or reject any classified
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immediately. The Daily Pilot accepts
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space actually occupied by the error.
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insertion.
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Min J.0111 Hyun
This stat•m.nt wn
filed with the Co11nty
Clef., ot <Hena.e County
on02/18/03 t OOMtU17S
D•lly Piiot Mar 181.. 25,
A{>rll 1 ••• 2003 1074
Re-.. .....
"-*'-' The followina persons
are do1n1 b111lness H .
Ch•rleslon Provence,
17390 Ent 17th Street,
Suite(, T11stln, CA 92780
Rebecca Pelletier .(dba
Ch1rleston Provence).
10866 Coronel Road,
Sant• Ana, CA 92705
1 his business Is con·
ducted by· an ind1v1dual
ttavo vou staclcd domg
business yet? Ho
Rtb«CI l"eHetler
Thia abltemenl was
filed with the County
Cltfk of <Hana• County
on 02/11/03 200HtHot7
Daily Pilot Mtr. 11, 18,
~. Af>rll l, 2003 T069
Ac-..-... "-S.....
Tile followina p•rsons
are doing busmen H . •> Treat Me L..._ Guidi,
b) freat Me Litle Gold.
239 R·ob1nson Drive,
Tustin, CA m82
David E St1cl>ow1ak.
239 Robinson D11ve',
Tustin, CA 92782
This businfss Is con·
ducted by· an IQd1y1dyal
Have 1ou star ltd dom1
bullnos yet? Yes. 3/1/
03
David£. Stachowiak
This 1l1leme111 wn
filed with the County
Clm of Oranae County
on 03/20/03
2.00HU787t
Daily Pilot Mar. 2', Apr. t.8.~3ii1i1111f88t
... s.......
The lollow1,,. persons
are dolna business as.
Nuus Oita Syatemi.,
910 Albor St , Costa
Mesa. CA 92627
lee Mtchael 01w1d.
910 Arbor St Costa
Mesa. CA 92627
Th1:s bus!neu ls con
I
d4H:tad by an 1nd1vldu1I
Have you started doi111
busmeu yet? Ho
lee 01wld
This sletement was
filed w11b the County
Clerk of Oran1e County
40 03/27/03 200HUUH
Dt1ly Pilot Apr I, 8, 15,
22. 2003 T089
At-.. ...... ... s......
The follow1n1 pusons
are doma buslne~ n .
Certified Tree S.rv1ces,
3342 West Castor Street.
Santa Ana, C•lllot011
9'l704
Cnristopher A Cun. •
Mahoaany Run, Coto de
How to Place A
This buMneil .. con-
d11tted by an lndivid11.tf
tbv• you slarlld dolna
business yet1 Yes, 03/
13/98
Chmlopher A Curr
This ltatenwnt WH
tiled with Ole Courrty
Ckork of CH 11111 Co11 nty
on 03/01/03
200sttJ6206
Dally Pilot Mar U: 18.
25,Apr. l,2003 l07J
At-.. .... ... s.......
92869
This bn1neu is '°"
ducted by an lodMdual
Have yov s1Mt1d doln1
buslnus yet? Yes, 1998
Tarry llabun
Thi• statement wu
filed wrlh the Coonty
Cler., of <Hana• County
on 03/0JIOJ 200UtH'41S
D•lty Pilot Apr 1. 8, 1 !>.
22, 2003 . T086
Mlm ..... ... s......
Tuesday, Ap!d 1, 2003 At
417 Bryson Sprln11.
Cott• Mesa, CA 92627
Thia bus-MIS Is con
ducted by: an indlvldllal
Have you 1t.wted dolna
buslnlu yet1 Yei. 02/
2S/03 Stephen Ro1.er Dutson
Ttm statement WIS
filed Wilt! the County
Cl•ll of <Han&• County
on 03"26/'03
~ Daily Pilot Apr . l , 8, 15,
22. 2003 T087
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By Phone
(949) 642-5678
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330 West Bay Street
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
At Newpon Blvd. & Bay St. F.rid;ly .................... ThurMiay 5:00pm
Saturday ...................... Friday 3:00pm
Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm
Monday-Fnday
Walk·ln 8:30am-5:00pm
Monday-Friday Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm
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RNAHCW./
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES
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U CASHSS lmmtd1~lt
Cash for •lrudu1ed
ultlements •nnu1ties.
1eal e s lale note•
pr1vale mor lga1e notf!s.
au1denl 1.as~s •nd
1nsura11ce payouts
(800)794 7310
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tash now for 8 years of
your ful111e pension
paymenh Call 800 $86
1325 tor a fRE( no
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ANTIQUES
Arfiqaes a Sale JnO
Stove 1950 O'kHfo &
Menf" 600 SoriH 40"
width oven bro1lei, &
&rill lrnmaculate S2000
obo 949 673·0944.
Alff/
PAINTINGS 3060
ATTENTIONI
Gaflenes Mrlooo $ Homes
8Hut1tul la11e l lsette o.wm Of'Olll'llll oi a-me. 5 cf*en, WIS chfistmii'I
ca-d A S121< vllUe tor um. 714-!J74-21>4J
JEWB..RY/ -DIAMONDS/
PRECIOUS METALS
c-11<a•N-<h
Old Coins• Gold, sitvef.
jeWt!lly. watches, tn~
collect1btes 949 642 94411
~
3010-3940
~ soos-saso
3610
•••••••• Cf A !"HSI.AN IUTllNS
2 aed T.t.lty Males
$400/(och
All Sh.ts. LIYl"t &
Cvddly.949-451-2025 ••••••••
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MISCEWNEOUS
MERCHANDISE
All STiil IUIUHNGS
24•JO WH $7,900. self
SJ.900 2!b50 we St3.900,
sell $5.980 ~•90 wn
s.26.900. sell S12.900
1st Come ht Serve•
Waft {all) 392·71m
Bminas
Index
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7402-7466
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ACCIPTtNG CAUS
7 DAYS •• Poslal
po.it1on\. reder a h1r e
S 14 llO~hr PO tr aininl/
benefits 800 878 !>485
Announ cemen t
•CA920 (CAL •SCAN)
SeUlng Y-r lonlneH
1~0 ... tuslnns.
l-dls & Auoclotos
949-837-7070
-.orldanclls.c-
WI HAVl QUAURO>
IUYBtS. We coor<llNte
lhe \lie ol cloeol l><N
~ wt.ether healthy or
troubled with no upfront
fees LaO<hs & ~ial~
949 837 7070
~
9000-9750
"OW. Wortde" Ooarm
,._Thel....t.lwalllo
poundmt surf &white
~ Lot's ot "olde wocle'
<harm w wood floors
tl>f oUflhlout 511 y~ls & r reoch doors that open
up to a litr 2e view de<;k
tor ente1la1n1na In grul
condition an charm & no
tuss• S«loded tree 1mec1
COS w/plenty of park111e
$449 <XX> (Is a baradon1
Call now lh15 ~uty wool
la~t aet 888-:B-4668
Ol"lNHOUSI
SAT-SUN 1-4 962 SUMMIT WAY
AISOlUTI GOlDMINlt Ouhtand1n1 ocean
60 vend1na machines views• 4br 2 5b•
with uullent loc•llons 3 decks~ 2 ca1 attached
al tor SI0;9!!1511»234-elll2 1a1 a1e reduted lo
-SJ,27!>,000
HOMESFOAcA1 c John Fattow
ORANGE
COUNTY
""LL ReMa' 949 322 0932
5400 Newport Beam
Balboa Peninsula
NlWHMODll
OClANFaONT
UNDO $650,000 AGT. $949-723-8120
St7 Via U4o Saud,
Of'IN SUN 12-4
Bu111 by Joe E Brown 1n
l 93 l only rema1nina .3 +
4 lower estate on entJJ e
=:8'anc1 Fnncllila 3905 Corona del Mar
Island 4br 4ba, three
stool's • lower 3 car
ear pvt dock lor 'l
bo•h ll•s•r~ ~ $3.3 rrilion
9tf9.497.&C71
All CASH CAHOY Roule
Do you earn $800 111 a
day1 You• own local
tandy route lncl11des 30
machines and candy All
for $9,995 1 800·998
VENO. (CAL •SCAN)
CAf't'UCCltlO ITAUAN
CO"U Company u
pandlna D1st11butors
wanted H11h profit
potential. Anyo111 c1n do
this! Cell 800 813 6625
lrwolnw1t !!9 (<'A =scAN>
DATA ENTRY Great P•Y
flexible hours Computer
required free treonma
Medical Biller~ Network
1·800·382-4282 ht 34
(CAL •SCAN)
o .. traMe Cameo Shore.
home 4br 'l 5ba pool
full ocean view
SI ,875,000 p11nc only Aat Joann Coastal C1l1es
Rulty 714 608 2921
Danafl*
NIWUSTING
Open Sat Sun I 4 Ovt•t...,..,.o,-.
C-.tllne vt-ws.
Pvt, .. & vlewlnf doc\,
2 car •ttached ear •ee
$619,000
John f attow
ReMn 949 32'1 093?
78} 742..CZOO
o o Great Now p ort "-'ll*a........lBt le.
retiuilt and expanded in
'97 eourmenl kitchen.
'-sh baths. velu>I sky
~. ful -tty sys, room lo elp9fld VRM
$899.000 S965.000 Don
Thousand. -et ~9481
..... llSlATIS
l"ATaKll TEMOlll
NATIONwtOI USA
94t...aS6-t70S
www.palficlltenore.com
1 ............ 0 Newport
c..t <..-°'*' ~ l 4 19 Escapade. Updated
end ..... 2!lr 2.5 bt condo. SM9.<m-et.n~
Under th e Scn ·icc D ir<?L·to n · Banner
Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week
For Only $32 per week (4week minimum)
Call Lorraine at (949) 574-4245
............. 20201 OrcHd
St-6+& 5 5&. 5!>34 ~.
$1 25 Mil B<oilet 949-251
9444 www~ealty Of e
OCIAM & IAY VllW
THINKI
Will AMAZE YOUI
AGT.949-723-1120
UDO ISU HOMIS
24 USTINGS
GatA T f'alC.IS
AGT.949-219-2413
Newport Coast
f'atMllSUTIS
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949 ... S6-t70S
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MISCEU.MEOUS
RBfTAlS
Rental To Shn 6030
I SI... CM 2b1 I Sba
twnhm sh•re w/youn1
prot fem flplc Gu $750
2446 Elden 909 289 3406
.............. shat•3bt
2ba apl w/prof Ocean &
bay vie~. S700/mo •
1/3 utd 949-300-3907
Rooms for Rn &CMG
o o IASTSlOI CM
Townhome Great
private room & bath
very clean Garaae
w/d. n/pets/smka.
female prefd please
S700mo+ 1/1'1tlS
949 646-4065
~RENTALS
ORANGE 7400
COUNTY
leyfro•t lower Jlir
Zba. newiy decorated
petto, w/d hkup, .-now
yr1y SMllTio ~JIJ!)
Balboa Penkmlla
OCJNI IWlNT °" SAND lbr corrc> flrn, dishes, M .
etc $1675 ~-'/22] OI
'l!ftose~:JJSJ
NeW)MH't lcry T owen
'lblk9 lrom terry lo
Balboa Isl IB1 . lBa. sec .
•Int bay view. undr1rnd
pri S2Qnn ~-<8>9
.. 2..S8a beadl house/
ocean .,_ UXlft from
sand. 3 blodu to wedfie.
2c gar .ten l5-0ct I
SJ2[l)n ~1910 d6
Corona del Mar
2lw '""' ~ & .._ unt w/balc. 1111s red. le !IP ., p . Ava; Now!
n/peb/smlla $1350 &
1«'4no. 949-22'1-5775 U5'l
SOUTH of f'Clt 2br Iba
duplex, Ip, yard. ear w/d
hkups . No pet/smoke
$1550/mo 949 760-1875
... ~ "9wty ...._.,
'l L& "'· 2 ful ha. 2< pr. J.350sf' wd In. La pirtio,
no,lpet/SITi\ l yr Isa. ......
5/15 S28Xln1 714-962-7366
CoDMISI
WAllC TO TaJ-SQUAJll.
lOWJly pted comm. lBt I 8ll apt. cw d crpt. Mic: &
fr111. S89r>,lmo water /trmh
peid '°"" Manaeer ffT1. 104-8649 Ext 9lO>
E Side. 2br Iba, k1tch,
aar. laundry encl yard
Must See 169 Walnut
SllOO/mo 714-662-3111
714· 540 3666
~. 1 Ir, new carpet &
paint. c:vrd carport 277
16th Ptaee U . Sl 100/mo
no pets 949 720-9422 ,..... ....,. .........
2..sa.,. FR, f p. twdMI fh,
,., ,.., Pl W/Nll4JS & cnft
rm. S2..B)no. ~
oO.,..-Fililli9 9r ua. ...... din. 2298 La
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f 'Slde New l8t 2.S6a SfR. r P &J ariM counttn. 2c.
ear•. bad>. yard S27?iOm
Avail 4(6_ 949-M 3726
Hultlnglon Bach
•YlA.alY•
l.IASIS
Bill GRUNDY REAL TORS
949-67S-6161
NP Hh I& quiet studto
w/small loft, krtchenf!tte.
shared laundry Aat
.......... ....... U...& 2.S8a w/tfllJeet ., pied
eotm'I. .. 1poo1. •• pvt yard. um.m ...,_ P.ir-o.
I enore 949-8!£.9i'ai
layfr..t ........ upper
unit on harbot w boal
d0<.11 2 blks lo bch 3br
2ba Ip wd If vu ded1
l c 1a1 docll & lJlll ind
SJ8X)(mo 1)$.51~1
RmlsWftlld 7880
WANTB> I 01 2Br ~ cottaee OI con<t>, fl6n OI
"""" ., Nrwpor1 Beadl
WW S111J1 J..ino 0t IOfV!r
lease tt.ve smal -'
marwwell We5tle. Rt4a'
ente$ .wai .JD-520.8816
$1100 949-673· 7800 WAMTID room rental
VlllSA&US OCEAN
Y1lWS-s 1,750.
lJ'pt 2Br 288 '\ATol6"
New um. ()aeC Me
Called Cotm\lf'~ ...,.... .........
... 646 6710
PTudenml CailDrn8 Really
Ml" Cr"1 twnhom. patto.
2 s to11es. new paint hie.
and carpet. 2 c 1a1 . •at SUIOO 949-673 7800
' e
w/JrMleees lor ,....,dell
drsabled man w/rels
$«Xlmo. ~3652
SELL
your stuff
through
classified!
Call (949) 642-5678 .
GET THE PO I NT? O:dly Pilo1 < '.•·,·.:lq 1 .. i1 , " :... .,.·
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•
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your stuff
through
classified!
Cellfornla l1w re·
caiw• th•t comr.c-
ton t9k_lnt jobs lllat total~ or .._.
(llOor • inet.rllls)
be bn,... by h
Contrectors sf1t• LAnM 8oefd. Sllhl
law 91.o rtqulres that
conttt<:tora Include .,...~~
""~'You
C'M d!edl Ille statue
of your licensed
centrac tor 1t
'"'1111'.Ulb.c•,IJ>~ or
800·321 ·CSLB. OnU
cen .. ct contractors
takl111 jobs that
total less ttle11 $500 111u•t al.ale In their
adnrllMments that
they are not llc:ensed
by the Contrac:ton
Stele l1"nA Bowct.• ........
I E 1111
<UllKAI.
HHd fuA·tlm• person
to eulst wltll varlou.s
duties. Must M ale
to Input at IH• 50wstm accurat.ly on
computer, possns
atrona custonMr ..,._
vlc:e s!lllls. end be
dependable. $9 Per
hour. EINlllnt ben·
eflt pac:kla•. EOE.
Send resume to Judy
Oettlna. c:/o Dally
Piiot. 330 Wnt Bay StrMt. Costa Mffa,
CA 92627 or email to ~lllbaaim
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TRUCKJHG CO. "Is yow
ro-4 to wu.ssr "Vans
• 11 Wl'Stern. •Reeftn
• 48 states. Oedlcal9d
lHm runs. Owner op·
e<•tOfs wented. 801>-!i47· 9169 113217 .
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...... a.st ......... ,
ION U,.C.M Oil1« (n
N.wpcwt Bueti Mel.a
crHtlve, upwlellClld
a!KI responsible AGM
for BOH OPS to
continue to "Wow"
out cus._s. WOl"ll
closely wltfl GM In all
1apecb of bU$kln&.
K 110wfed&e of food
PflP, line up, In·
venlory & ordetln1.
fH res: 949-723-llAl
CallfOJnle Anny NatloMI
Guerd you un 11t -r for colleae end Cllr_. tralnlnc. c.n 1 ·
100-GO·GUARD .
{CAL•SCAN)
AM vtNOING ROUTE, 80
aellln1 units. Prim• locations. $9450 lnHst. 25$ Mwn WM:. I00-
'96-t311. (CAL •SCAfO
0/0. Solo' l••msl Hu· Mat a COL raciwulred.
Hh on Bonus, Hlsh
Mllu, Good tjome ti-.
Also Hlrlnt Comp1ny .. ------.
Drlversl 800·909·5664 t•Us ll-..& · nt. ZlO. (CAL •SCAH) """1
FEDERAL JOSS Forntry/
Parks/Clerlcal/Post•I/ f OlJR F Ir ef i 1htera/Pollce.
S35ft+ Sllflutl Bonus.
Cull M-f 9am·9pm/'EST GlHGE UIEI, l-800-464·8991 ut. 23. AM i1M
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Volbwltn
'99 Pnsat Wlft, Z3'!. Mi
(4FZP117) Whte W/fan
Ltht. $16,625 (949)645-
2579 pg ,........ ..
Cliryi6lr "M w.ti.i. UCI
Conv, V6, 5411 ml, ") yr '"".,, ... ~~ tn ttlw. coi.~b Ille new cond var.rrd $6995
fin mil 8*r ~ 1888 -····-C-att• '00 VI White/
tan, auto, '"';::.Jf pl\&. 1211 mies. oOo ~ .... 9&644-0064
909-240-003-0 cell.
~•tit• '97 IAtr•pltl
Sport 3.5 V6, 4711 ml,
wlllte/11•1 Int, &•epd, n/s, like new $6995
flnandn1 & w.rr avail
8111 949-Sllfi-1818 -.aqMll>I.-
...... 'ts T-.e GL
sho-oom (Ond, white,
fully loaded pwr seats,
S3500 71 ... 751·2~
PORSCHE._ 911
CM
Low miles. euitom
wheels, &-tpeed.
~fast
#652259 $52.,900
MBZ '95 9l500 COHVT',
Bose. CO, leather,
loaded, good looldngll
#11=~
.,,~ ..
loaded, low mies. "4x4
flll Ill a '1'8llt price.
#549423 $13-900
BMW'88Ml1X#IT. co. S-speed, leather.
lo mll8s, .... ~Int.
IC44258 $32,800
MBZ '95 S3aO SON co, lelllw, moon. deellcto
12~1401 $18,900
MBZ 'ts MU20AUTO co, lttt, Boee, moon,
4x4, really a betgalnUll
'Miiie, tlWl.
1()16226 $18,900
MBZ'IODESDN
Auto, llll'OOf, leather,
priced to sell fastfl
#270075 $7,895
TIL.C'S ~ AUTOHAUW 0-0 ., c::... lit ....
1..ac:n.s9a.e754
w.,.--. WWW.ti .oom
SW
your unwenlad
items ttvouJt! clus1fiad
........... "Ot ~ftoadKq c.s.ic, '18.500
..... cu
HO"Ot B~AMG _..... ~ ml, ll!l,500
~n~
C.W.w .... "Ot
Clwco.vTM. 1.000
miles, Pi.500
...__N2'N
BladVGny Lu•..-y Gr04Ap 'lf.r'..,..., only
100mln.
NEWPORT AllTOSPORT
949-57 ... !600
CREYIER
,/ '---~ · · ;::-· \ .
roam
fltr,ocf[R
Automat.:. (J) ' mare! LEASE FOR
i1~1
PER MON1lt + 1 AX
I At These T sms
()i~C,d ··---··· •.......
OTIOAT
MARSA\Q
' ....• ··-···
+ 42C $3000 due at
s1en1n1 48 month closed
1nd lease no secutlly
deposit. LOI\ milu per year. hcess miles (li)
• 20C '*' mlle.(TE 13271) ......................
lffSilTlR •
rT'S~ •••••••• 55 fRllWAY @ £JlaR
SMTA AM AUTO MAU
(118) 830-1780
M1ISl
909-6&Hi664 FAUX/DESIGN ..........
Nil aow..5 $H/llr
....... ""' •• cltin. Insured f•t, courteous, cwtflll "'*" 800-t4f.2371
,.,..."'" .... C...,.'t• Wtttt. w/r1r1, buu·
t1fUI f/INther l9li lnl (IJ9206C) '69,990.
~ ......... ..... ._ ...
full power -4 l l miles.
Recent trlde to us. ('189671) 121.980.
w...ttyQ4S
S.-..'t1 f'-1 W/Slddle ltlw·
full pow•, 5811 ml.
(119234) 116,980.
......_tt2'200S
Wlllt• w/Whlte lthr moonroof, 2500 ml.
(11923JC) $57,980.
IMWHOCI
c..,..·.7
Shlney Bl1tll w/lmmK Grey lull
ltfv, &rHt records
(t19180C) $33,980.
IMWSHI
S..._'2000
White w/Cr•me lthr, a/t, full main Bumper
to Bump« wan .
(119193) SZt.980.
,.... ... s.-. .....
This la • one near
perfect Shlney 81adl
Sue>erchiwa•d Sedan! Low mtles
<•118581) $28,980.
949-574-7777
P.....SAUTO ~
J..-r 'ff XU c-3411 mi, full fllCtory Wall.
~hn1 blKll/oatme•I
lthr, a>, chrome wtlb, like new, v677295
SJl.995 hnenc:ln& enil
Bllr 9'9·5116-1888 -·~·'-" ....... 7...........,
'IX:1 a "' mt. ~ lb, Uf mnrf. ,.... ~
tab relr • CO, a.ipstl orw oond v'57291 ll2.995 ~' -IMll. lllw .... s., ... -····-Mercatla• '94 C2IO
bHut1ful black/cream
fully loaded, &howroqm,
WcM. St<l.9K. n ... 751·2'54
M•rc•tlH 'ft ISIO 3111 ml, whlt•/ar•Y lttv. mnrf, chrome whb,
bl1ut 11111 new cond,
v57224l S26,995 fin awl
• 9651M8 ... ,.,_
AlnST, 1trlp, lnatall
waAp~. pelntiftC & tau•. fllW..ta, portnlts. 90t-4&1-M64
1 I tk
....WSAUIO ............... , ...
JllvW W/Qwcoal
... , •• wwtlNtty,
clletlfrtyowned. (l\Wll) $39,.0.
VWP9H41t'ff
Glay W/lf•'f lnt.rlor,
2.1111111. lmlNC.1tl•t•. <•11252) .... ., ....... ~, TIMJ la one ,..., p11r.
feet Vpt.,o to O'lfi'lt,
low tnlle&
(#11'231) '8.980.
MllSU20 . ...._ .. ,
lmmac:ultt• White
w/Ora1 lthr 1 lZ. inl.
Xanon, botn lops.
(ti 1295C) IMQUtREI
~.:r
lmmK Whit. W/fflfl
lltlr, •ml, aood
Mrvlceracordl
(f 19291C) ~.-.
r.ndlaMIT.tle c..,.. ...
White w/r•te, beau·
tlful f,tt.et/111.J..911 ml
(tl9206C) toiJ,980.
1-4 .......... Wtllae-HOO full po--4a miles.
Recent trade to us.
(1189671) 121,980.
WWtyQ4S
S.-'97
Pe•I w/Saddle lttlr·
full power, 58k mi.
(119234) Sl6,980.
"-er H2 '200S
White w,IWlrite lthr
moonroof, 2500 ml.
(•19233C) $57.980.
IMW•.too c..-'•1 ShlneyBIKll
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