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Serving the Newport-Mesa comm un ity since 1907
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 2003
Costa· Mesa rakes· over the Ko.bi's
City Council majority rules 4-1 that the proposed
96,000-square-foot department store doesn't fit we ll
into a vacant area at the Mesa Verde Center.
much too massive.
"It's lilce trying to put a size 10 foot
into a si7.e eight shoe," Douglas LaBeUe
~d. ~u may fit, but it huru at the end
(of the day)."
1>one<l the pro1ec-t
"I would not have bought Im~ l10mel
k.nowmg II wa<o going to be (anl enter-
tainment (u'>c)," Kevin Orion ">aid. ·1
have a 95,000 <,quare foot vacant. run
down (lot! tn my backyard -
QUESTION
Wh.t should go into the
empty space .t th• MM..
Verde c.nt.f7 Call our
Readers Hotline at (949)
642-6086 or send e-mail to
? •
Deirdre Newman
Dally Pilot
COSTA MESA -Nice store. Wrong lo-
cation .
This attitude toward a Kohl's depan -
ment store proposed for the Mesa Verde
Center echoed throughout council
chambers again and again Monday and
ended up sinking CJ. Segerstrom &
Sons' effons to bring the national chain
to Mesa Verde.
The City CounciJ heard the message
and rejected the plans for a Kohl's by a
4-1 vote. The 96,000-square-foot 'itore
would have been one of 28 new Kohl'!.
to open in the Southern California area.
The resounding sentiment among
Kohl's opponents, who overwhelmingly
outnumbered supponen.. was that the
Segerstrom & Sons were trying to <>hoe-
hom a project into the center that was
Paul Freeman, spokesman for Seger
sLrom & Sons, said he was disappointed
with the outcome and was unsure what
the company's next steps would be. 'll1e
Segerstrorns do not plan to ask for a re
hearing. though, and would hke to work
with residenLS on a more favorable proJ
cct, Freeman said.
A few residenLS, including some of the
homeowners who live directly behind
Lhe proposed department More, <oup·
Kohl\ opponents exhoned Seger
'ltrom & '-.on' 10 t rca1e a propo..al tha1
morl' doscly rnirru" the tlly\ edecllL
'Pint
"Wt• m•c•d \onwth1ng more reOectl\c
of (A>.,td \.fr..a and more unique." Jim
Kerrin' .. J1d "~omNhmg that could be
found hl•rc and not el!tewherc •
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See RAKES, Pace M
Council
will appoint
nex t .mayor
Costa Mesa will accept
application letters until April
14 from residents interested
in replacing outgoing m ayor.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
co~ IA ML\1\ I Ill' rt'plalement for OUI
going Mayor Kc1Ie11 Hoh11N111 rt'"'' ..quarely in
the hand' ol the l 11) \ four rema1111ng council
memher.,
!·or no\o\, tha1 "
On Monday lht· rnunn l dt•c1ded on a 3·.l
vott' 10 appo1111 Rob1n .. on' 'ucce'-M>r through
d proce-.<, 11 \o\111 begin U\tng on Apnl 21 If 11
can't dende on a.n appointment by May 15,
the replau·ml'nt proct"dure automaucaJJy
goes to a spenaJ t-ll'C"l1on, which can'r be held
unul Novemher
See APPOfNT. Pace M
FILM FESTIVAL
PHOTOS COURTESY Of PAM B£RC'.£Y
Corona def Mar's Cpl. Bryan Bergey, 23, holds a b1rttiday cake pieced together from rabons by his fellow soldiers. A campaign
full of face s War and a piece of cake
Newport Beach Film Festival's
advertising asks the question:
'What will you take away?'
Corona def Mar's Cpl. Bryan Bergey, 23, with the 1st Light
Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, Alpha Company, 2nd Platoon.
Marine Corps Cpl. Bryan Bergey of Corona
del Mar spent his birthday in the Middle East.
His family at home awaits good news.
Deep• Bharath
Daily Pilot
A Cake made with Meal
Ready to Eat boxes may
not seem too appealing
to many .
But that's just what Cpl. Bryan
Bergey got from tus feUow
marines on his 23rd binhday
bash in the Kuwaiti desert .
The Corona del Mar resemst
was deployed in February. He
has since e-mailed home several
photos, including one showing
how his resourceful buddie.s
0 N T H E
HOMEFRONT
made rum a ·c:ake" Wlth piece\
of bread slathered tn chocolate
sauce and decorated with M &
Ms for his Feb 28 b1nhday They
also remembered to stick a
bunch of match" o n top of the
cake instead of candlM
His parents. Pam and Scott
Bergey. said they were delighted
10 see the pictures. The last they
See CAKE, Par• M
Loltta Harper
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NEWPORT BIACI I \he '''""'°" at you
from the page 1 ler eye<. are nearl) as wide as
her smile and Wl'>J>'t of hair fall into them from
her ponytatl
"I apply glass deaner
to my rash~ and minor
bum'>.· c;ay<, a caption
'=! ~~a~. .~;1~!_tkuU·dad
No, 11 is not a ~
ad. 1t i'! an annOWlCe-
,.,,,_ ._. ,,.. ~,.,.,,,,.. ment for the Newport
Beach Film Festival
found on the inside pages of area newspapen.
Under her picture lies the question: "What
will you take away?"
THINKING ALLOWED
Serving the community in a different way
•1 really think Don Webb desavet a.n
extra round of applause.· Adami said aftu
bea.rtng about the councilman' animated
performance. •tte really put on quite a
&how."
~ read and acted out a atury about
an Italian sentJeman whO took on t.oo
many tasks aroUnd town. Gioqpo, the
main c.h.aractet. ran a qUIJ.rit ind
~ fftVice station. c:ale and prdrn.
~ lid\ tait. G4orWO would Mal a
dittUid bat and the townspeople wouJd
know what role he uaufnln&,
It WU the hats that Utiacted Wl!bb lo
theatory.
... AU.OWID,'ilelM
Daily Pilot
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NEIGHBORS
Marine Corps P!c. Benjamin
' K. Wynkoop, son of Joy and
Outstopher JC. Wynkoop of
CoronA del Mar. recently
completed basic training at
Marine Corps ~ecrult Depot,
San Diego. He is a 2002
graduate of Corona del Mar
High SchooJ ... Marine Corps
Pvt. Kmny V. Me~ son of
Map V. and 'n1Iio N. Mendez
• of Corona def Mar, recently
completed basic training at
Marine Corps Recruit Depot,
San Diego. Mendez is also a
2002 graduate of Corona del
Mar High School ... Navy Petty
.. Offtcer 3rd Class Jason A.
Ready, son of Debbie A. Ready
of Costa Mesa. recently
departed to the Western Pacific
and Arabian Gulf while assigned
10 the guided missile destroyer
USS O'Kane, home ported in
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Ready is a
1996 graduate of Edison High
School in I luntington Beach ...
Marine Corps Pvt. Darren L
Wood, son of Catherine A.
Wood of Laguna Niguel and
• Lee. A Wood of Newport Beach,
recently complered basic
• Lraming al Marine Corps Recruit
Depot, San Diego ... Marine
: Corps Lance Cpl. Nkholas 8.
• Zeramby, son of Sherry A.
: Zeramby of Costa Mesa and
: Scott A. Zeramby of AJbictn,
recently made h1s way through
the straights of Gibraltar and
into the Mediterranean Sea
while assigned to the 26th
Marine P.xpedJtionary UnJt,
based In Camp Pendleton •••
Gretchen Stelnbrooer of
Corona del Mar has earned the
distinction of "First Honors• for
. the Pall 2002 semester of her
senJor year at the University of
San Diego. Steinbroner is a 1999
graduate of Corona del Mar
High School ••• Madeline
zuekennan, president of
Madeline Zuckerman Public
Relations & Marketing of
Newport Beach, has announced
that her firm has been selected
by Woodward Laboratories Inc.
of Los Alamitos to handle the
company's corporate and
product public relations
program. The agency's initial
focus will be the Simple as ABC
"Always Be Oean H Hand
Hygiene Program. which hopes
to reduce the number of
cornmunJcable diseases and
absenteeism by students by
using Its hand sanitizer.
• NEIGHBORS sPotlights
achievements in the community.
Please direct noteworthy
information to Coral Wilson by fax
at (9491646-4170, or send e-mail to
coral. wilson@latlmes.com.
PET OF THE WEEK
_ Cats
• Beautiful blue·eyed Siamese
and Himalayan cats have beeh
rescued and are available for
adoption.
The Newport Beach-based
:. Community AnimaJ Nerwork has
-removed 35 cats from an
:: overcrowded seniors' home.
: Some are rare Siamese tabby
• cats, as well as the popular
• Flame Point Siamese and
: Himalayan cats, founder DiAnna
~ P!aff-Martin said.
·Local animal lovers
overextended themselves to help
get these animals 10 safety.· she
said. "Caregivers, new pel
parents and donations are
immecliately needed to continue
this rescue effort successfully.~
The more than 100 kittens
under the nerworlc's care have
increased spending on food and
litter.
Kittens may be adopted
through a pre·adoption and
waitlist process. A 30·day health
guarantee is offered for all
rescued animaJs, pfaff.Martin
said.
These people have bften BfT8sted
rtlC6ntiy on suspicion of driving
under the influence of an
mto}(icant Th"'f have only bfHtn
arrested on suspicion of a crime
and, as with all suspectS, are
considered innoc6nt until proved
guilty.
COSTA MESA
Sunday
• Mahlab Erica Thorson, 28, Loa
Alamitos
• Elizabeth Ann Ekstrom, 32,
Maplewood
Seturd8y
• Vanessa Ann Caballero. 23,
Hacienda Heights
See other animals available for
adoption at
www.antmal.network.org or
Russo's pet store at Fashion
Island between noon and 4 p.m
on weekends. Information: (949)
759·3646 or Community Animal
Network. P.O. Box 8662, Newport
Beach. CA 92658.
· DUI ARRESTS
• Leon Barrett, 62, Tustin
Friday
• Cynthia Louise Munoz, 35.
Costa Mesa
• Jason John Cotton. 23. Isla Vista
• Daniel John Tesaler, 29, Upland
• Roxane Elaine Rico, 37.
Westminster
Thursday
• Jodi Renee Reed, 32. Costa
Mes.a
• Fidel Benigno, 36, Los Angeles
• Kyte David Bedcer, 32, Garden
Grove
•Jeffrey Allen Unmacht, 34, San
aemente
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FOR A GOOD CAUSE
Britton Caillouette
B ritton Caillouette's tone remains
steady as the conversation shifts
Crom volunteerism to surfing lo
making music to cancer to
amputation. A matter·of·fact. mature
cheerfulness permeates his outlook on
life, talcing the good with the bad as
simple facts of reality.
Helping through a
changed life outlook
different teams take turns walk..ing the
track at Newpon Harbor High School
stadium for 24 hours to raise money and
awareness for the deadJy disease. Cancer
survivors walJc the first lap in a ceremony
designed to Inspire hope for those fightm~
the disease.
FYI
•WHAT: Newport Beach Relay For Life
• WHEN: Starts at 6:30 p.m May 2 and
continues until 6 30 p.m. May 3
• WHERE: Newport Harbor High School
Stadium
•INFORMATION: To find out how to start
a team or how to part1c1pate. call (949)
422-4210. "Attitude is extremely lmponant when
you're dealing with cancer, H the Sage Hill
School senior said Two and a half years ago. his cancer was
declared in rem1ss1on and Cailloue11e
recently got another clean bill of health.
Now, five years after the potentially fatal
diagnosis that cost him his left leg.
Ca.Wouette is sharing his time and h1s
triumph with others. The 18-year-old is
assembling a team of friends to walk with
him in the Relay for Life. and he's also a
volunteer representative for the cancer
awareness and fund-raising event
Caillouette is all too happy to take part
The Newport Beach residenr was in the
eighth grade when he was diagnosed with
a rare form of bone cancer in his left leg.
I le underwent chemotherapy and rwo
rounds of bone graft surgery before
learning that the cancer had metastasized
in his lung. A thiJ'd surgery removed the
tumor in his lung. Then, for a while, all
was well.
"It was a long process and it truly was
am&tng tlle amow11 of !>Upport I got from
my family and fnends. • he said
But ii '9asn't !>lowed him down. ln the
fall, Caillouelle plans to a11end Stanford
Univel"lity. He also plays iii a rock band,
Vanity Kissed Vanity. and plans 10 relearn
how to surf
"It's a really fun evenL I just happened
to hear about it last year and I stopped by
and I ended up walking in their first lap 10
honor survivors," he said. "I just had a
great time, a ton of my friends were there,
and so it made sense to get involved again
tJus year.~
"I thought, 'It's finally over. It's heaJed.
TI\ls is greaL'"
But his leg wasn't healing property from
the surgery. When doctors wenr in, they
found more cancer, advanced enough lO
warrant amputating Cailloueue's leg from
above the knee.
"What I wenl through, ti's kind of a
unique experience, H he said. "It's caused
me lo grow up a lot and 11\ really changed
my outlook. on lifo •
The Relay for Life is 111 ils second year in
Newport Beach. Walkers representing
-/tml' Casagmnde.
/>J1oto by Sean l lill.er
• Atul Kumar Somabha1 Patel, 43,
Newport Beach
NEWPORT BEACH
Sunct..,
• David Grant Anderson, 42, Long
Beadl
• Kimberly Delynn Bailey, 22,
Newport Beach
• Shirtey Martin Pegg, 45,
Newport Beach
•Antonio German Ruiz. 31
Laguna Beech
s.tunt.y
• James Francis Stevens, 59, La
Habra
• Martin Ian Brouard, 43, San
Francisco
ConlWllaon
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SOUTH COAST
LITERACY COUNCIL
Volunteer tutors are needed to meet a greater
demand for literacy and English as a second
language classes. Students are taught English
reading, writing and speaking skills at their own
level in small groups or one on one. Then. are
centers all over Orange County. Once trained,
tutors may choose the center at which they want
to teach. Mary Frtzgerald, (949) 468-8664.
STTI'CHES FROM THE HEART
SOUTH COAST
REPERTORY TiiEATER
The South Coast Repertory Theater needs
volunteera to help with ushering (see plays free)
Made up of a group of women from Southern
California who love to knit and crodlet. the
nonprofrt corporation is looking for volunteers
to knit and crochet hats, booties and blankets for
premature babies and babies In need. The items
are donated to hospitals acroa the country.
Patterns are available, and donated yam Is
appreciated. Kathy Silverton, (310) 472-6903.
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Wedrie~ Ac>ri 9. 2003 AJ
Trash-free site clears way for community center
Top choice to house proposed Newport
Coast community hall is free of waste from
nearby landfill.
June CHa1rand1
DailyPtlot
NEWPORT COAST -An envi·
ronmentaJ study shows there Is
no gart>age buried underneath
the site where residents hope to
build a community center.
The northwest comer of New·
port Ridge Park ls near enough
to a former landfill that resident
leaders and local officials were
worried that methane gas or
other envtronmentaJ problems
could threaten plans to build a
S7·mlllion community center
there.
·it's so close to the landfill,
there was great uncertainty as to
how far the refuse footprint went
Fate of schools'
facilitators is still
not certain
Private funding ends for the translators and
community help ers, so the questions rest
with Newport-Mesa school district officials.
Christine Carrillo
Daily Pilot
NhWPORT·MF~'iA -Just~ the
need for them can't be den1ed
and the benefit of their service-.
can't be ignored. the lack of fund·
ing to support them mu.st be ac
knowledged.
On Monday, that wa5 precisely
what happened.
During a meeting h05ted by the
Or.utge County Congregation
Community Organv.auon. distnct
officials. community memlx'r.
and facilitators from the organiza
tion dlSCUSSCd the importance or
LryillR to keep community facilila
tor; employed with the Newpon
Mesa Unified School Dlstrict.
lllanks to fundrng from an
anonymous donor. which equate:.
to about $784,000 aruiually. the
district has enjoyed the commu·
nity services of facilitaton. for
nearly a decade, givmg primanJy
Sparush-speahng parents a link
to the school and generating m·
creased parent part:ic1pauon m
the process.
"It's a very wonderful, wonder·
fuJ program that we've been lucky
to have for so many years.· '>aid
Jane Garland. communicanon'>
and ~pecial projects coordinator
for the district. "We will do every·
thing we can to keep it·
Ille privale funding for the fa
cilitators, who work al 19 school
sites primarily an C.Osta Mesa.
will end in Jwie, thus leaving
their future up to the district.
"The services will be pro-
vided; that is a guarantee," said
Amparo Ames, lead community
facilitator for the district. "We're
a resourt:e lo paren ts in the dis
1rict We need to spread the
services to wherever they are
needed and that is someUung
that will change. The need. we
know, is out there.·
The program, which U. pan of
the district's community out·
reach services, has evolved with
the schools' and commuruty'r.
need& Now, the program will
ell"° have to evolve with the dis
trict's budget constraints.
Di<>trict officials exprt"iSed ev
ery intention of ma.king sure
that the commuruty facilitator
!>E!rvices. wtuch range from act·
ing as a cranslator for parents to
helping them find different re·
sources in the community, re·
main available, even if they have
10 tweak some of the positions.
District officials "do intend to
find the money .. but there can
be no assurances that it will be
starus quo." Garland sald.
Let the Name Calling Begin.
U~in9 txcluslvt TutC>fAld
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skills a child has miss~ or
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school, t~n c~at~ a proqram to ~
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under Newport Ridge Park. and
apparently there's none at all,·
Assistant Oty Manager Dave Klff
said.
A second-choice location for
the community center in the
Newport Coast Parlt project wru;
shot down by the Irvine C...o. last
week. The community center
would take up needed space for
pli\Ying fields and would violate
terfns of a lawsuit settlement
that protects migrating animal
species Crom the effects of rught
lighting. a company represema·
tive told local leade1'. The park
will be built near the top of Ridge
Park Road.
Instead, the Irvine Co. sug·
gested a 2.S·acre parcel about a
quarter mile north of the inter·
~c-lion of Newport Coast Drive
and San Joaquin Hills Road.
·11 makes good ..eru.e," said
Jim McGee, chairman of the
Newport Coast Adviwry Com
miltee, which is o,teenng efforu.
lo build the community center.
McGee said that the comminee
has abandoned the Newpon
Coast Park t.lle m favor of this
parcel as their <;econd-cho1ce Jo
cation.
The next steps are to select an
a.rdl.itect to draw up iniual 1te
plans and to revisit whether re&I
denli> want a cummuruty center
at all.
•'fhe prehmanary op11Uoru.
that we rece1vt'd approxunately a
year and a half ago were that
rnosl people tha1 r~ponded lO a
i.urvey wen~ 1n favor of 1he con
cept of a community center.''
McGee '>Cl.Id "We'rt> going to te'>t
public optruon again and, u-
suntlng that public opinion b.a$
not stgruficantly changed. we'D
be a.skutg what ~of amen·
nies people want at a commu·
nity center.·
The favo~ site ln Newport
Ridge Park 15 owned by the N~·
port Ridge Commuruty Assn.
Residents who suppon a com·
mumty c,enter hope that. by em-
ph&11.1ng the benefits to the ~
!>ociallon and 1lfi homeowners,
they can per<>uad~ the associa·
uon to donate the land.
·Another Middle Eastern dine in Costa Mesa
The area's third
Persian eatery,
Ferdussi Grill, will
open July l to
replace deli.·
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
COS rA MESA -The hub of
commerce, the aru. and~e
dirung can now look forw d
to 1lS third Persian restau t.
Owners of Ferduss1 Grill in
Santa Ana ann ounced they
will bring their eatery to the
area to jom Darya in the South
Coast Village Plaz.a and Orchid
Restaurant at 3033 Bristol St.
They have signed a lease to
occupy the form er Arnie's
Manhattan Restaurant & Deli·
catessen, beginnmg July I. fer-
duss1 Gnll will serve Persian
cuisine out of the building at
the intero,ection of Rn .. 101 and
Bear streets.
"The exposure i'> a 101 beuer
than the location we're in
now,· owner !>eyed M1rem.td1
said. "It will be a very trendy
design."
Miremadi signed a deal with
landlord John Saunder!>
shortly after Arnie\ clo.,ed in
January. Amie's owners left the
location after they decided to
consolidate the deh w11h their
sernnd Newport Beach locauon
at 1660 Dove St
Arnie's owner, fJiar. CllaJlita,
said long hours from 13 yean in
the restaurant business had
taken It'> toll on hb family life
OiaJlita. who lives an Costa
Meo,a, wants to r,pend more
ume with h10, wirl' and thildren
"I decided to c.,hut it down,·
Olallita said about the decision
to dose Arnje\. "The renr h
high for the lime I'm putung 111
and the rent, I figured 1t\ not
worth my time anymore •
Oialhta said he paid $7,200
per month for the 4,400 square
fef'I of space. He said "aboul
90%. or his Coi.ta Me'>a CU'ilom
er'> have nugrated to the New
port Beach deli to buy their
o,andwiches, soup and salad.,
Putting aside M1remdd1\ op
timism about the locatton, oth
ers c.,ay it ,., !><>rnt•what 1sola1ed
from porenual patron-,, whit h
rnuld pre!>ent an ob-.tacle.
·it 's not pede-.tnan rnendly:
'>Jld l~d Fawcett. the presidenl
of the Co.,ta Me'>a Chamber of
Commerce. "It doer,n't have the
foot 1raffic "
Arrue'!t w~n t able to aurau
the c;ame number of walk by
t:u.,romerr, as Jerry\ Famou!>
Dell ur Kaplan\ Deli. Fawcett
'kl.id Per-.ian food. however. is a
~pec1ahy and tan bt• .,un-eo,.,ful
he added
Before he can reopen the te'>·
State's Gasoline Price Average
Tops $2 a Gallon
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MARK C. DUSTIN I DAILY PILOT
A sport utility vehicle allegedly cut off a Honda on the
connector of the south San Diego Freeway from the south
Costa Mesa Freeway on Tuesday morning. ,
Passenger dies in
freeway hit-and-run
A fatal h.it-and-run car ac-
cident blocked traffic Tues-
day morning on the south-
bound transition from the
Costa Mesa Preeway onto
the southbound San Diego
Freeway.
The 9:26 am. crash oc-
curred when a blue Honda
Accord was forced to take
evasive action to avoid hit-
ting a silver SUV. said Cali-
fornia Highway Patrol
spokesperson Colleen
Richardson.
Witnesses said the silver
SlN cut across the No. 4 lane
of the transition lanes, caus-
ing the Honda in the No. 5
lane to swerve, she said. The
Honda careened onto the
concrete berm on the side of
the transition and then
rolled several times, ejecting
·the passengeT who died at
the scene, Richardson said.
Driver Yoni Memije-Vina-
lay, 21, of Santa Ana was
taken to Western Medical
Center with moderate inju-
ries, she said. The passenger,
Luis Goytia, 41, was wearing
only a shoulder belt with no
lap belt. The Honda stopped
in the middle of the connec-
tor bridge onto the San Di-
ego Freeway, blocking all
lanes of traffic, Richardson
said. 11 was still not cleared
early in the afternoon as
California Highway Patrol of-
ficials investigated.
Witnesses say the silver
SlN slowed down momen-
tarily after the accident and
then continued on the tran-
sition road, Richardson said.
She said that if the passenger
had been wearing a lap belt,
he probably would not have
died.
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RAKES ~ .. Lemer Wustrated this passion
by proudly waving a $1,000
check she received from the
Costa Mesa Cltiuns for Respon-
sible Growth on the way into
City Hall Monday nJgbt. The
funds will serve as seed money Jf
a community group comes for-
~ to purchase Kona Lanes or
a portion of the property for
bowling or some other kind of
recreation, Leffier said.
In February, the PlannJng
Comm.J.ss.loo approved the proj-
ect on.a 4-1 vote because it com-
plied with all the general plan
and zoning. Mayor Karen Robin-
son appealed that approval and
was adamant about voting on It
Monday, her ·last City Council
meeting before she resigns on
Tuesday to become an Orange
County Superior Q>urt judge.
Continued from Al
time and that doesn't happen
vecy often," Robin Leffler said.
"We're pleased and we're loolcing
forward to oµr homeowners' as-
socladoo talking with the Seger-
stroms and maybe having a
town hall meeting with them to
see what we can wodt out when
we actually work together. If a
developer comes in here with a
good project, w~d support it"
. Many residents still prefer re-
creation although all three rec-
reational and entertainment
uses -the movie theater, ice
11*8.ting rink and Kona Lanes
bowling alley -have. 'failed or
are failing. The fust two ·are
closed and Kona Lanes will close
by the end of June.
CAKE
Continued from Al
heard from Bryan was almost a
month ago when he gave them
a surprise phone call on a
Sunday morning.
"He actually traded a pair of
combat boots for a 20-minute
phone call with some British
soldiers who had a satellite
phone," said Scott Bergey,
himself a former marine and
army officer. "He's a typical ·
good marine. He's resourceful"
Pam Bergey said hearing his
voice and seeing his pictures
gave her some reas'Surance.
"Except," she said, "there was
this one photo of him sleeping
APPOINT
Continued from Al
Robinson will resign on April
15 to become a Orange County
Superior Court judge.
While the majority favored the
appointment method, Robinson
supported Councilwoman Libby
Cowan's suggestion of selecting
the runner-up in the November
2002 election, former Mayor
Linda Dixon. Robinson and Co-
wan ca<>! the two "no" votes to
follow the appointment process.
Cowan's proposal won sup-
port among residents who called
ALLOWED
Continued from Al
"The librarian picked the
book out for me after I asked
for something with hats," Webb
said. "I have quite a hat
colJection and it turns out I had
hats for all the occasions."
As the story progresses, many
of the other professionals in
town get sick. or for some
reason, cannot perform their
jobs. Giorgio, being the
go-getter that he is, takes on
various jobs, including station
master. postmaster and
fisherman.
Each time Giorgio took on a
new task, Webb donned a new
hal and thrilled the children
But the Segerstroms have
washed their hands of recreation
for the property, Freeman said.
Robinson, a lawyer, repeatedly
emphasized her opinJon that
there was a legal basis in the.
general plan lo reject Kohl's: the
cumulative effect the massive
building would have on the area.
She also dlsputed a national traf-
fic model that was used to gauge
the effect Kohl's traffic would
have.
"We tried diligently for six-
'plus yea.rs 10 pursue that and are
convinced it doesn't work there,
not with quality operators,"
Freeman said. "It just isn't 1n the
cards.~
.Segerstrom & . Sons will prob-
ably begin demolishing all three
vacant buildings after Kona
Lanes closes, Freeman said.
with his gas maslc on and a
machine gun by his side. That
was ldnd of emotional -to see
my first-born child surrounded
by such danger. H
But Bergey added that her
son had made a lot of friends.
HHe told us it's like having
L.000 brothers,H she said.
Bryan had his heart set on
becoming marine. Enrolling in
the Marine Corps was the first
thing he did after graduating
from Corona del Mar High
School in 1998. He spent four
years in the corps and got out
la'il summer, but got
reactivated in January and was
deployed right away as part of
the Isl Light Armored
Reconnaissance Battalion of
the Alpha Company's 2nd
it the least political.
·1 think Cowan's suggestion is
a little more democratic," resi -
denl Beth Refakus said. "II con-
cerns me about appointments
that don't involve the electorate
where the public is nor allowed
to have input"
The approved process, one of
three possibilities offered by City
Manager Allan Roeder. calls for
candidates to submit letters of
interest between now and April
14. The letters will then be sub-
mitted to the cow1cil for review
and posted on the city's Web
site.
At the next council meeting
on April 21, tJ1e names of the
with colorfuJ props. The
councilman had coveralls and a
squeegee for his gas station gig;
envelopes to hand out while he
played postman; a net filled
with colorful fish that he cast
out over his bright-eyed
audience and tomatoes and
peppers lo represent the
garden.
He was animated. he was
funny he was lively -all pretty
common for popular
politicians -but he was also
sincere.
"It was great fun," Webb said.
In the end. Giorgio ends up
taking on so many tasks, none
of which he knows how to do
weU, and becomes so busy and
tired he finally quits. ln the
end, Giorgio goes back to doing
what he loves best: cooking,
FACES
Continued from Al
Another woman, with more
clothes and a less welcoming ex-
pression also promotes the festi-
vaJ. Her eyes are focused. Her
neck muscles bulging out from
under her red turtJe-ned
sweater. Her bangs frame her
face and her lips sit in a fiat line,
neither smiling nor frowning.
Tue word Hhomie" is stamped to
the left of her nose.
The unnamed middle-aged
face adorns the cover of the festi-
val media program, along with
39 other mug shots captioned by
words such as "clone," ·over-
lord," "swashbuclder." and "cy-
borg."
Tudd Quartararo. publicity dJ-
rector for the festival, said this
year's ad campaign was designed
to illustrate how ordinary people·
take away assorted concepts
from che featured films, hence
OBfTUARY
~Schwanz
"I thin.le we reached the right
decision in rejecting a ptoject of
this siz.e and I would hope any
project of this siz.e and intensive
Platoon.
His job is basically that of a
scout who watches out for any
danger, including those posed
by the enemy such as land
mines and hazards presented
by the hostile desert.
"He's pretty ex.cited about It,•
Scott Bergey said.
He said they lost touch with
Bryan completely once the war
began.
"We know for sure he's in Iraq
now." his father said. "Probably
in downtown Baghdad, who
knows."
They are also glued to the
television, wh.ich can g~le
crazy at times, Pam Bergey said.
HI also h·ave a 16-year-old
daughter al home." she said.
"So I try not to keep the news
candidates will be announced
and the public will have a
chance to comment on them.
Then the nominations will begin
and the first one to receive three
or more votes will fill the va-
cancy.
If no one receives three or
more votes at that meeting, the
topic wiU be continued to the
May 5 meeting. where the proc-
ess will be repeated.
Fom1er councilman Jay Hum-
phrey, who was on the council in
1991 the last time the council
had to replace a member. issued
a caveat to tJ1e council members
about being too rigid in their
choices.
gardening and i.ervmg.
The moral of the story: You
can't be everything to everyone.
I low perfect for a city leader
who ii. expected to make
definitive decisions on
everything from cable service
conrracts and historical theater
exemptions. to police contracts
and temple heights. Thank.
goodness for staff reports.
Webb said he could relate to
the story.
"When you look at things you
sometimes have to realize what
your limits are and you can
only do things well if you don't
do too many things." he said.
"It is also important to do what
you do well."
Webb can now add
story-telling to the list of things
he does well.
the question printed under the
varied faces.
HPeople come and get such
great insight into otheT people's
lives and their films and charac-
ters, H Quanararo said. "Normal
everyday people come and
watch and take away with them
some unusual characters.·
An unassuming 20-something
male, with a striped polo shirt
and visor, ls branded a ·dead
witch." An unsmiling woman
with shoulder-length hair and
,darlc eye glasses that sit on the
end of her nose is tagged as "as-
sassin."
The faces are young. old, snill-
lng and stem. They encompass
all ethnicities, skin, hair and eye
color. Promotional pieces in-
clude media packets and pro-
grams with various characters
and larger bus covers and~
ers, featuring one person and the
random tidbit they take away
fromafilm.
More than 250 bus stops ln
Orange County are decorated
Daily Pilot
use would be rejected at thla lo-
cadon," Robinson aaJd. "I'm
hoping the Qty CoundJ directs
staff to look into a rez.oning of
this partJcular area to a lower in-
tense use and also to incorpo-
rate a requirement of recrea-
tional uses there."
CoundJwoman Ubby Cowan
cast the lone dissenting vote.
Echoing the Planning Commis-
s.lon, Cowan said she supported
the project be<;ause it meshes
with the general plan.
~ "l certainly think there is traf-
fic," Cowan said: "We live in an
urba.n.iz.ed. ttaftic society. I'm not
sure the iss\Jes of traffic are is-
sues that are reasonably put for-
ward to deny the project."
• OEIADRE NEWMAN covers 'costa
-Mesa and may be reached at (949)
574-4221 or by e-mail at
deirdre.newman@latimes.com.
channel on all the time, so
things seem a littJe bit normal
for her.ff
Scott Bergey said he is proud
of his son.
"I know be will do good with
all those good soldiers around
him,• he said. "I know he's
safe."
His mother, although
worried, said her son "wanted
to be there."
Hlfhe had a choice, he'd want
to go,· she said. "He has a job
to do and his heart is in the
right place."
• DEEPA BHARATH covers public
safety and courts. She may be
reached at (949) 574-4226 or by
e-mail at
deepa.bharath@latimes.com.
"Don't become inflexible and
intransigent in wanting some-
one that doesn't reflect a bal-
ance." said Humphrey, who
along with his coUeagues chose
former Councilman Joe Erickson
to fill the vacant ~eat.
CounciJman Gary Monahan
said he supported the appoint·
ment process because it seemed
the most logi<..-a.I.
"I fell (it was the) smoothest
and best way to take a stab at
this," Monahan said.
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be reamed at (9491
574-4221 or by e-mail at
deirdre. newman ie>latimes.com.
"It is so nke for the k.ids to
see our city leaders up close
and penoonal, instead of from
behind a podium or on
Olannel 3, • Adams said.
Performances by Bromberg
and Brouwer are scheduled for
10:30 a.m . Saturday at Newport
Beach Central Library at I 000
Avocado Ave. and Balboa
Branch at 100 E. Balboa Blvd,
respectively.
Linda Katsouleas, the Library
Services Director. will read at
10:30 a.m. Thursday at Newport
Beach Central Library.
• LOLITA HARPER writes columns
Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays and covers culture and the
arts. She may be read'!ed at (9491
574-4275 or by e-mail at
lolita.harper@latimes.com.
with these miscellaneous char-
acters.
The concept was the brain-
child of the creative forces at
Young & Rubicam in Irvine and
Quartararo said he could not be
happieT with it The creative
marlceting scheme embodies the
assorted line-up at the annual
Newport Beach Film Festival.
which offers nine days of non-
stop entertainment. parties, a
chlldren's festival and in-depth
seminars and symposium series
that explores the world of film.
making through the eyes of rec-
ognized industry players, Quar-
tararo said.
"Hvery time r look at our post-
ers I find new characters." Quar-
tararo said. "It is fun to watch
people stare at it for 20 minutes.
pointing out new things to their
friends. We had a lot of fun with
this campaign."
• LOUTA HARPER write. colt.1mna
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridav-
and covers culture end the 1111.
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COMMUNITY
COMMENTARY
Putting
• an issue
in park
F or the past two years, the
Costa Mesa City C-Ouncil
has received letter:. from
residents in the vicinity of
TeWmk.le and California school.,
CHRIS
STEEL
regarcfjng
the tr
concerru. over
the use of the
athJetJc field!>.
I have been
contacted
sever-ell tim~
by these
residents who
are, frankly.
frustmted
that no
apparent
actfon hru.
been taken to deal with the
effect of the city's joint ~ of
these fields.
I appreciate that the city's
Paro and Recreation
Com.mission is studying the
matter but personally feel that
these residents are due some
immediate relief and the
opponunity to addre~ the City
U>uncil on this matter.
Accordingly. I have asked City
Manager Alan Roeder to plate
th1\ maner on the City Courn:iJ
agenda of April 2 I.
I wanted to share this with
interested members of the public
who may want to participate u1
this discussion at our next
regular meet on April 21.
•CHRIS STfEL is mayor pro tem of
Costa Mesa
MAILBAG
Parent Help USA ne.eds
your time and your help· .
My name is Sally Kanarek.. I started
Parent Help USA and Mothers
Against Oilld Abuse in 1987 after
working with teenage survivors of
suicide. I dedicated my work in
memory of my sister who commined
suicide.
Otlld abuse is not an excuse for
murder or any crime, but ii is a
common thread in many preventable
deaths and lives lost to violence. We
know that child abuse keeps huning
long after the abuse is over. It does
not JUM hurt a child. ii can devastate
a lifetime. And one in four families in
Lhe United States have a child-abuse
problem.
In this country in one year, almost
3 million children are reported
beaten, neglected. abandoned,
i.exuaUy abused or exploited for child
pornography and murdered in their
own homes by parents, caretakers.
strangers or neighbors. These
children can be a few weelcs old; for
olhers, help does not come until a
child is seriously injured after years of
abuse. Millions and millions of
dollars are spent on reacting 10 a
child-abuse problem with foster
homes and an overburdened and
grossly inadequate system.
We know home Is where life makes
up its mind. P.arents deserve.to be
prepared for the most important job
by having parenting education early
in Lhe life of newborn'> And by
including child abuse awareness in
Lhe early grades and parenting
education in later grade,, domestic
violence and <:hiJd abu .. e could be
'>1gnjficantly reduced through earl}'
mtervenlion. What k.ind of an
education ant we giving uur children
1f after 12 years ol s<:hooling they
have nut learned tht.'y should not be
sexuaJly abu,ed ur battered by
anyone? Or that Lhey should not
viclirru7e others? And '>hou.ld not a
good education include values that
teach us there are more humane
answers than a dwnpster for an
unwanted newborn or an unplannt:<l
.pregnancy?
The child abuse problem today
~ that a great nation cannot
protect the basic human rights o11ts
children. I believe we can. The Blue
Ribbon is the international symbol
for child abuse. Parent Help U\A
believes the Blue Ribbon Bill 1s
needed today more than ever It 1s
about child-abuse awareness and
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Scgerstroms doing a lot for
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"I/we take care of the
ball, it's amazing the
things this team can do."
Steve Cond, CdM boys voleyball
coach
M Wectlesday, ... 9, 2003
PREPS
Eagles
.waking
echoes
A win over visiting Oceah
View today could lead to
first league crown in 19
seasons for Estancia.
T he drought is oJder chan every
player on the roster. A constant
reminder it has been 19 yeaIS
since the programs last league
title, hangs from the north wan of
Fstancia Jiigh's main gymnasium,
overlooking the progre5.$ of this F.agles
boys volleyball team with symbolic
impatience.
The program's last championship
banner celebrates the 1984 Sea View
League title. as well as a trip to the CIF
Southern Section Division 4-A final. It is
surrounded by similar rectangu)ar ~
that celebrate a string of seven straight
seasons of success. including one
mythical national title 0979), seven
league crowns and four section
runner-up finishes. The banners fonn a
sizable chunk of
----~ ruffling, red and gold
pomp. relegated, by
subsequent yeais of
futility. to ever-fading
circwnstance.
w()ur goal is to
bring back a banner
for our gym." said
third-year coach
nacey Heims, who
knows a little BARRY something about
FAULKNER Estancia volleyball
history, having played .
for the girls program in the mid-1990s.
Whether or not the F.agles (12-2, 6-0 in
the Golden West League) can place the
order for that banner may be determined
today at 4:30 p.m.. when defending
Golden West co-champion Ocean v~
also Wlbeaten in league, Invades for a
first-round. first-place showdown.
Fstancia enters ranked No. 2 in CIF
Southern Section Division m, while
Ocean View is ranked No. 3. The
Seahawks battled eventual CIF Division rv ~Corona del Mar to ftve
games in the first round of the playoffs
last spring and advanced to the CIF
OMsion IV quarterlinaJs after sharing the
league tide in 2001. They represent the
only true competition the Eagles will f.ace
until the playoffs, where Fstanda has not
been since 1994.
"f}bday's match) will show where we're
at.· said Heims, who has seen her team
benefit from offseason dub experience.
as well as a shift out of the volleyball-rich
Pacific Coast League. e.standa went 0-10
in Ieasue last season. but retUmed its top
seYel'I players. including junior hitting
standouts Kris Hartwell, }om Kornegay
and Brad Larsen. as~ as sophomore
setter Trevor Holmes. The Eagles have
been bolstered by the addition of
6-foot-5 junior middle blocker Scott
Sankey and 6-4 freshman' middle blocker
Dallas Kopp. while senior bade-row
spedalist Carlos Diaz is providing
energetic leadersb1p.
Ocean View, meanwhile, lost aome
stalwarts to giaduatlon. aa:ordlng to
veteran Saddlebac:k Coach SUe Gregory.
who, having pla)9i both F.standa and
Ocean View, deem the two programs
evenly matched.
Ultimately, it figures to be decided on
May 8 when the Bagtes vi.sit Ocean View.
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Perhaps looking ahead to today'a
Ocean View dub. the P..ap. were lesa
than dominant Monday againat vilidng
Slddleba. faDing behind. 7-0, In each of
the 8rst two games and 1ocing the leCOnd
game, 15-6. It was the only game the
P.aglel have lost In leegue tb1s teUOn. In
19 leegue games, apann.tng six matdw,
the p.ap. have outaoored Golden West
loes, 276-102.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VOLLEYBALL ·
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Sea I\ings
plinish
Trojans
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Coach Conti impressed with CdM's
third-straight league win and sees
squad headed in right direction. ' ,
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
lRVlNE -They've gone from stumbling and bum·
bllng to rumbling and crumbling. The Corona del Mar
Sea Kings, who had the look of underachievers before
Pacific Coast League boys volleyball play began. dis-
played their capabilities in a three-game win over host
University Tuesday.
CdM Coach Steve Conti said the Sea Kings played a
complete match and also possessed solid ball control.
which meant the Sea Kings didn't commit that many
errors and they also executed their
offense. CdM seemed to put It all
together in its 15-5, 15-2, 15·8 win SCOAfBOMD
over the Trojans. who were dealt
their first PCL loss. • "It seems like everyone is play-
ing with more confidence." Conti
said of his Sea Kings (8-8, 3-0 in
league). WThe thing that impressed
me the most was our ball control.
If we take care of the ball. it's CdM 3
amazing the things this team can University 0
do."
CdM opened Game 1 with a 6-0
lead, and Game 2 with a 7 ·O advantage. The Sea Kings
were in sync during both games and featured an effec-
tive combination of senlors Greg Gabriel, CdM's sener.
and Eric Jones. the 6-foot-6 middle blocker. Jones
(match -high 14 kills) tallied four kills in the first game
and Hve more in the second game, whlle also collecting
a service ace In each game. Gabriel who finished with
29 assists. recorded 15 assists in the first two gamei.
"We have a lot more confidence in ourselves.· said
Gabriel, one of eight seniors on the CdM squad. "We're
just playing with a lot more poise. We weren't as confi-
dent In the beginning of the season. W.e were losini the
close games. But now we're getting after it rtght off the
bat"
KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT
Corona def Mar's Bart Welch sets the bal as Kevin Welch looks on during Tuesday's match against University.
Gabriel also said the Sea Kings have relied on their
chemistry. Four of the six starters are seniors (Gabriel,
Jones. Bart Welch and Miles Yourman), and the other
two starters are certainly capable of playing as a team.
They're twin brothers, sophomo~ Tom and Kevin
See SEA KINGS, Pqe A7
Newport finding its wings
Sailors sweep visiting
Hawks, eye Sea View
showdown on Thursday
night at Woodbridge.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -After dusting
away some early cobwebs, the Newport
Harbor Hlgb boys volleyball team began
to see straight ahead on a road that
found visiting Laguna Hills unmercifully
in its way.
The Sailors -nine-deep at the mo-
ment -powered througb the Hawks,
15-7, 15-5, 15-8, ln a Sea View League
match that lasted 55 minutes Tuesday at
Newport Harbor, honing their akills for
a showdown at Woodbridge Thursday
evenlng that will be for the Sea View
lead.
Newpon Coach Dan Glenn
felt more confident after the
match than he probably was
after Newport's first-game vic-
tory. which saw the 17-)UC·
Sailor leader scold his team in
a huddle between games for
potential set opportwl.ities it
was missing in Game 1. •
gery to repair a tom N1 suf.
fered during the ba.slcetbaD
season. for the rest of the year.
But Glenn expects 6-foot-8
junior middle block.er Jamie
Diefenbach to tt1Wn to the
lineup followtng nm week's
spring break.
"We're fine-tuning our mid-
dles and setter so when the
other team makes a mistake
we can capft.allze on lt." Glenn
The Sailors, reigning league
champions, regrouped and re-
tooled. gtvtng Glmn a~
Lag. Hilla
Newport
0
3
tam in hls mouth beading into the
match Thuraday night against the WaITi·
ors.
·rve only got nine right 1\oW and that is
my smallest team ln a long t1me.• Glenn
said. .But they an have made contribu-
tions and I can put them Into any &itua· tion. ..
The Sallora wW be without the services
of sophomore Brett Perrine, who had sur-
said "I felt lllce "°"' got better:
Nick (Glassic) did a good job of seMllg
and Adam (SchJeslngerl did a good job of
hitting In the Wt game..
Newport withstood Laguna Hills' only
lead of the match (2-1) and a minor rally
late ln Game 3 to earn the sweep. Junior
outside hitter Morgan GoYaan served ftve
consecudve polnta as the Sailors (10-8,
3-0 ln league) took what at the time was a
commanding, 10-., lead. Laguna Hilla
{0-8. 0-3) rut the 1qd to 12-8 on an ace
and three Newport flitting erron1 behe a
ball hit lnto the net gave the serve back to
the Sailors. Senior outside hitter Mike
McDonald seMld the tlnal th1'le 1>9inta.
whidl saw Schelslnger slam one ~ hll
three kfl1a along wttb a combined sruft"
block with aenlor outside hitter Paul To-
man.
Schleslnger tallied a game-high 18 as-
&istl for kills from Gassic (dght), eenlor
outside bitter Mk:bad 1bo1e (eeYen}, Tu-
man (lb:), Gowan (four) and Laniford
(two). Senior outside hitter Rym ~
doYe head first to bep a baD aliw ob the
final point and lmior letter Nick Kelly
tallied leYel Ulista In Game 3.
"We were gtvtna (the SdorsJ "911 eay
pules and their ball control fs IO pd.•
said Laguna Hills Coach Jon Colton.
"Your ball control has to be Immaculate If
you're going to beat a team lib New-
pon."
OCC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK COLLEGE BASEBALL
Anteaters ride Waves , 5-1:
Horwitz goes 4 for 4 in
nonconference victory.
ANTP.ATER MU.PARK -CADter
fteldet Joo Horwitz wielded the blgelt
bat tn a 10-hlt attack for the UC lrvlne
Anteaters 'JUeeday ftlat>t. Solns 4 for 4
wtth l double. two n.&N ICOred and two
RBJa u the 'eaten handed vtaldna Pep-
pe.idiilo 1 S· I nonconter.M:o defeat.
The Anteaten; ~ n4Mr trailed.
IDlpped • l • 1 de tn tM fourth lnnlnl
...., • pair of NNt then took CoaUnancl
wtib two more ln th• bOttom of tho wv-
tnth to.Ptid tbt ~ to four.
Kril ~ who wmt lw tnmnp. al· 1oWtni OM Mmed run on foUr hltl. IU'Udlll • four • .,, bla third vk:Co~ ln
foUr dldllaM.
5ecand 11 • tmen Matt PIAhll' WU 2
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. KENT TR(PTOW I DAILY PILOT
Corona det Mar's Tom Welch (center) taps the bal CNef the arms of University High defenders Sebastian
Naum Oeft) and Charfte Nutt during Tuesday evenilg's Pacific Coast League boys volleyt>al match.
SEA KINGS
Continued from A6
Welch. Tom Welch contributed
four kills and Kevin Welch had
three kills in th&first game, when
CdM established its dominance.
The Sea Kings also appeared
as If they have depth. That was
evident from senior Brandon
Sherick-Odom, who came up
wt th six ki.lh in the third-game
victory.
•This is only his second
game: Conti said of Sherick·
Odom, who tore ligaments in hJs
knee during the basketball sea·
•ton. ·He's ju.st going to get bet-:·ter. •
•• ·Conti also noted Sherick-
Odom, Tum Welch and Jones hJt
the ball with much power Tues·
day. Jones' hitting was rather in-
tense. On one of his kills, Jones
hammered the ball so hard at
University's Michael lee, Lee
tilted his head and shrugged his
shoulders as if to say, what can
you do, as CdM went up 12-2 in
Game2.
University (5·6, 2-1), which
was missing one of its starters,
never gained any type of mo·
menrum. Out or the seven points
the Trojans scored in the first
two games. six came because of
Sea King errors.
"They would have beaten us
even if we had (Matt Miede), •
University Coach Jo Ann Byars.
.. CdM is real consistent They
keep the ball ln play, no matter
what's going on. You can tell they
have played volleyball together
for quite awhile. They have a
gJCat 5etter who just knows what
to do with the ball. They were
definitely focused..
BRIEFLY
The lrojans made Game 3 a
bit more competitive than the
previous two. They came within
8-7, but CdM outscored Unlver·
sity, 7 ·I. 10 close out the match.
Bart Welch served for the final
four points, and Yourman col·
lected a kill to end the match.
"There's stiJJ room for us to get
better, but we're not maJc:ing the
unforced errors we were making
earlier in the St'ason. • Conti said.
"We were maJc.ing error.. a1 the
wrong time. But now we're tak
ing care of the ball beuer. But
there's still work to be done.·
The Corona del Mar junior
VCIJ'Sjty team also defeated Uni-
versity in sweeping fashion, 15-7,
13·15. 16-14.
The Sea Kings, led by sopho·
mores Andrew Boyd and Ben Ap-
plebee, rallied from a 14-7 deficit
to win the decisive third game, in
the be~t-of·three format.
Pirates dominating
OCC women's tennis
team breezes in the
first two rounds of
Orange Empire
Conference tourney.
•TENNIS: SevmU Orange
Cout College women's tennJs
players advanced through the
&at two rounds or the Orange
Empire Conference individual
tourrwnent Tuesday at Irvine
Valley College.
Sabrina Thnamal. Leah Beck.er,
Ashley Nelson, Kai Mortyama
and Radlael Sessum all won sec-
ond-round singles matches to
'idvance to Thursday's Round of
16, a.lao at IVC
In doubles. the ocx: pairings or
Becter· Nelson and Tuna.ma.1-Ses·
aun were victoriQus In the second
l!OUDd and BeCbr·Nebon also
-.med a third-round victory.
Knights handle Sailors
•TENNIS: Host Foothill High
defeated Newport Harbor, 14-4,
ln a Sea View League boys ten-
Dis match Tuesday.
, Olarlte Farmer and Robert
Khoury won singles set.a for the
Sailors. who fell to 6-.t, 2·3 in
~ague. Foothill improved to
ll ·3, 5·0.
S..V...l.Mpe
fOOChm 14, ~4 ......__Fenner (NH) def. Kaurmin.
&-2. lo.t to Serlu. 1..e,.l09t to K.
' flovt>el, Soe; Khoury (~HI '9tlred,
'0-1, won, M , lost. o-8; Dede (NH)
I ... ~. 3-e, )-e,
DcMllblee-Lutfyl&ptey..Jon" (NH) io.t to D. HlmbeN.Hlmber, 1-e. def.
Meekefl-Oeokor, 6-2, km to Lo-C. "°Vt*. 3-f; Serdyuk.ffoehw81d (NH)
loet. o-8. 2-e, won. 7-6: lMn.Lund
(NH) 1oet. 1-8, 1-8, 4-8.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
~atq the Datt Piaf's
Athlete of1he ~ senes
Ii I 1 I
TODAY
22 -Matt Larson
Corona del Mar
Baseball, '99
21 -Steven Taelemon
Orange Coast
Track and field. '01
Roeser-Kuran sweep
•TENNIS: The No. 3 doubles
team of juniors Drew Roeser
and Kent Kuran won 18 of 20
games to help host Sage Hill
School earn a 15·3 Academy
League boys tennis triumph
over Oxford Academy Tuesday
at Park Newport.
·Those guys played r~ally
well,• said Ught:n.ing Coach
A.G. Longoria. wh~ team,
ranked No. 5 ln CCF Southern
Sect1on Division V. improved to
4-6, 3-2 ln league.
Ac l lh ill LNpe
8aae Htl 15 Oxford 3 ......,._ Solodko ISHI toet to Ang.
3-f, def. Chol, 8-2, def, Ahn, &-O:
MlloYentMv (SH) won, &-0, lost, 3-45,
won, 6-3; Chin (SH) won. M . &-0, ,..3-f.
DOtllllee -Burton-Cordier (SH) def.
.-Ort-Montgomery, e-o. cNf.
Jeln..cleuMn. 6-1, def. Wong·Dol,
\
6-0, ~madan·Montekeb (SH) won,
6-2, 6-4, 6-3; Roeter·Kuran (SHl
won, 6-0. 6-0. 6 2
Sage Hill rolls. 10-4
• SOFTBAIJ.: The Sage Hill
School softball team broke
away from a 2·2 fust·lnnlng tie
and defeated visiting Whitney,
10·4, Lri Academy League action
Tuesday.
Freshman Debbie Yoder-Lee
went 2 for 3 for Sage Hill (6-6,
2· l in league). Yoder-Lee, the
Lightning's center fielder. also
threw a runner out at the plate.
Sage Hill Coach Jim Percival
said.
Ac•clemy LNpie
5-G• Hiii 10. Wttttney 4
1;co,. bv Innings
Whitner. 200 b20 O • 3 7 Sage Htll 201 ~ • 10 1 3
Gonc:hlues end Pert. Redelsh11mer
Dailey (7) •nd Torina W -
Redelshe1mer, 3-2 L -Goncnules.
28 -Lee (W), Vodet·Lee (SHI,
Minero (SHl 38 McK1ttendt (SH)
Vanguard
• SOFTBAU..: Vanguard Uni-
versity dropped a doubleheader
at The Master's College 1\Jec;-
day, 4-0 and 3·2 to fall 10 22
18-1, 12·8 in the Golden State
Athletic Conference.
• &\SEMU.: Vanguard Uni-
versity right-hander Matt Cas·
ton pitched a ftve-bJt shutout to
help the Uons defeat host Cal
Baptist, 7 ·O, Tuesday ln a
Golden Stale Athletic Confer·
ence baseball game.
Justin Millward and Robert
Cruz each had two hits and
each drove ln a run for the Li-
ons (19-20. 8-10 In conference).
SOFTBALL
Sailors
capture
,opener
Ashley Gleason paces
Newport's 3-1 victory
over Aliso Niguel in
Sea View matchup.
Newpon Harbor 1 hgh's soft·
ball team broke on top with a 3-1
victory over vii.1ting Aliso Niguel
lo the Sailors' Sea View League
opener Tue!>day heh.ind the bat
and arm of i.ophomore Ashley
Gleason. who pitched five shut-
out innings and <.lehvered a two-
run double in a three-run sixth
inning.
Gleason '>truck out four and
walked one with a three-hiller
through five
Senior l(Jm Moore gave up an
unearned nm 111 1he !>ixth, then
got the dect~1on when the Sailors
responded Wlth a base hit by
Moore. a hit banrr (Jenny Dan-
iebJ and a <>acrifice bunt by Shel-
by Cmp. '>Citing up Gleason's
two run .. ho1. She came around
lo score on an Aliso error.
Moore got tht-final three bat-
ter:<> in the '>CVCnth for the win
and the Sailor'> improved to 8-3,
1-0
SuV'-LMaue ----Newport 3, ~ Niguel 1
Score by Innings Aliso ooo 001 o , s ,
Newport ooo 003 3 7 1
Fkoere and Voight, Gleason. Moore
(6) and Campbell W Mooni L -
Fkoare. 2B Gl&ason (NH)
CdM rallies. 5-2
• The Corona del Mar High
softball team era~ed a 2-0 defl·
ci1 wnh five runs in the final
two innings to claim a 5-2 Pa-
cific Coast League-opening vie·
tory at Laguna Reach Tuesday.
After Laguna Beach scored
single runs m the first and sec-
ond, the visitors scored three in
the slXth and added two insur·
ance runs in the seventh to lID·
prove to 5·5
Winning pitcher Alissa ZoeUe
walked to lead off the sixth and
scored on Ktanna Jay·~ tnple.
Lauren Loe, who went 4 for 4,
doubled in Jaye and scored on
an errant throw back to the in-
field.
In t11e seventh, Amy fyson
doubled, stole third and scored
on an error and Jaye 'iingJed in
the final CdM run.
The hesno State-bound
ZoeUe struck out three and
)'lelded JU'it four h11s to improve
4-3.
l ltllary Fnmond homered for
the Breaker'>. who fell to 7-6.
Paclflc Coast LMIUI
CdM 5. l.quna Beach 2
Score by Innings
CdM ooo 003 "} s s o
L. Bead! 110 ooo o 2 • J
Zoelle and Tyson Turner and
Frimond W Zoelle. 4 3 L -
Fnmond 7-a 2B Loe (CdMI, Tyson
(CdMI. 01mone1 tLBI 38 Jaye
(CdM) HR Fflmond (LBI
BOATING
Udollle~Club
Sptng 2003 Dinghy Aeglltta
Laser -1 Deve Lamb S; 2 Phil
Gavt9ch1, 6, 3 Tenny1<>n Oyler
IUYCl9
Claa A -l Cole Hatton
(NHYCI. 4, 2 Mac Mace INHYCl,
1', 3 Dene But-. (NHYCI. 13 4
Chna Bernard INHYC). 14
0.. B -1 Ru.ell Bate
(NHYC), 4, 2. Cooper Scott
(NHVC),6
0.. Cl -1 Broob Clartt
(NHVC), 6; 2. Emily Dahl (NHYCI,
5. 0... C2 -l, J.ct Murret (UYCI,
5; 2.. Ian Fournier ILBYCl. 9. O..C3 -1.~M.v
(LJVC). e: 2..Addl.on Rid\ley
!UYC).8.
Wednesday, ~ 9. 2003 A1
BASEBALL
CdM gains
tie for first
Sea Kings shut down
University nine, l i -o.
uMNF. -Corona del Mar .High
jwl.ior pitcher Josh Bradbury sur-
rendered just one hit in six shut-
out in.q.ings and the Sea KmW> ex-
ploded for 16 hits lO post an 11-0
Pacific Coast League baseball Wlll
Tue5day at Umversity High.
The Vlctory, the Sea Kings
third straight league triumph,
propeb them into a share of firM
place and improves their record
to 7 -4, 4 -J. in league. Universlry Is
also 4-2 in league and Laguna
Beach entered Tuesday's game
against \.aJvary Olapel with a 3-2
league marl.
lh.tl> was ow bes1 aJJ-around
performana' in league." CdM
Coach John l·.mme said.
fhe ~a K111~ po<>led smgle
ruru. m the i.econd. third and
fifth innmg!>, before exploding
for eight in the i.eventh to avenge
a 6 5 lo'I.'> to Uni in the March 21
league opener at C<lM.
liradbury, now 3·0 on the
mound, gave up only a solid !>In
gJe in the c;econd. before .,vmg
way 10 reliever ( .nffin Dunzer m
the !)Cventh Bradbury '>truck. out
i.LX .md walked three He aJ<.o
wenl l for 3 with iwo RBb and
walked lWlce to bolster the of·
fense. Bradbury is now hltnng a
team-leading ·?"3·
"He was dominant," Emme
said of Bradbury's pitching per·
fonnance. ·He weat after them,
kept our defense on its toes and
threw fil'St·pltch strikes all day..
Nick Palc:hikotr went 3 for 4
wtth two RBI!> and Barrett Sprowl
doubled three times m four at
ba~ Dawly Mann-Finn was 3
for 4, Keith Long was 3 for 5 and
Brandon Kunz drove ln two runs
for the wtnners.
Emme said the recent upswmg
is d tribu1e to his players' com-
mitment to preparation.
·1 thmk they knew we ~
Wlderaduevlng and an of us de-
eded we could elevate our prepara
uon." f-.Inme said. "\'k started fo.
cw.mg on what we needed to ~
done that day. whether it be a game
Of prdCUC.e. mstead of looking al a
ptltUJ'l' al the end Of the road.•
PacWic Coast L.acue
CdM 11. Untvenlty 0 Seot'9 by lnninas CdM 011 010 l II 16 0
Uno ooo 000 o o 1 o
Bradbury Dunzer 17> and
Mann Fonn. Brown. Radcliff t6l
Braden 17! and Huffacre W
Bradbury. 3-0 l Brown 2B -
Br.idbul)' cCdM Sprowl tCdMl 3
Prosson iCdMI Kurtz ICdMI
Aliso Niguel ekes out
victory over Newport
Sailors drop 3-2 Sea
View League decision.
/\USO VTEJO -Newpon Har-
bor High pitcher Joey Cantarella
aJJowed just three hits and shut
host AliliO Niguel OUI I.be final
five innings. but a three-run
burst in the first inrung proved
decisive as Ali'IO posted a 3·2 Sea
Vlew League baseball victory
Tuesday.
1Wo walks and a one-oul dou-
ble play ball which was thrown
away at first got Aliso Niguel all
the offense 11 would need to im-
prove to 4-2 tn league.
R.J. Muller gor Newpon off on
the right foot in the first inning
with a double and Karo Makser-
jian got him home with a base
tut to left.
fhe Sailors scored again tn the
fifth mm.ng when a pair of walk.s
and a sacrifice bunt by Dave
Frickson moved the runners up,
followed by a sacrifice fty from
Jeff Sanchu~
MakseCJian singled and was on
second with one out in the
fourth, and Cantarella W&
aboard with a one-out walk tn
the seventh, but both were
stranded
Cantarella struck out four and
walked five as the Sailors feU to
3 10, 1 5 in l~e
S..YWL.eepa
Abo Niguel 3, Newpon 2
Score by lnninas Newport 100 010 . . o -7 3 1
Ahto JOO ooo • · 3 l o
C.ntaretla and S.ndlez; Bohana and
Miller W -Bohana L -C.ntarell• 28
-Muller (NH).
A Sage Hill laugher, 20-2
NEWPORT CXlr\Sr -l.ad ~
drichs wmt 4 for 4 with two double
and triple and had four RBis. and
threw a one-hitter <M!r !Our in-
nings. yet i.1. St'<X>ndary in the story
of Sage Hill School'~ 21>-2 men:y loll-
ing in m.e innings of Academy
League foe Whitney l\Jesda}t.
The fus1 15 batters for the
Lightning not only got aboard
Wlth none out. but all 15 scored
in an 18· run first inning.
The only other hit for the
Lightning that went for extra
bru.es, aside from Friedrich·s
blOW5, was a two-run homer by
Jordan Salinger.
Sage Hill improYeS to 4-4-1. 3-3
in league. Whitney falls to I 10.
0-6.
Academy~
Sage .. 20. Whitney 2
ScoN by lnnlnp
Whitney 000 02 • 2 2 I
S.ge Hill 1sio2 o.. -20 u 2
Sam. 0.n•el ( 1 I and 0--.;
FTledndll, Shoctley ISi •nd
Komswe•t. 0.mPMY t31 end
Mengnotz (5) W -ffiednc:tis, 1 1 L
Sam. 0.2 2B -Fnednd'l1 (SHI 2 38
Fnednctis (SHI HR -S.hnger (SHI
Pirates take it on the chin, 16-2
lRVINE -Orange Coast Col
lege·s baseball team absorbed a
16-2 Orange Emplrt' Conference
defeat to host lrvine Valley Tues·
day as the wmnen piled up 23
hits. played emu1eM ball and
scored six dmes ln one inning.
twice.
Kyle Stanley, Manny Pedroza
and Collin Stiltz an came up with
doubles and Ryan Mathews Md
a solo home run in Coast's eight·
bit attack.
Coast falls to 14-15-I 6-11 in
~OEC.
occ • 1
Irv. vty OOI 1Cl2 Ila -le 231 0
Murdy, Fanae (3). ~ (5). Hert
(7), Johneon (71 end Hidaa, ....,,
Foum. Gr9Qneno (9) and nta W -
Fouret. L -Munfv. 28 -s..1ley
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GOLF
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SCHEDULE
Anteaters secolld at Western Intercollegiate tournament .......
Ho(ll't edloot boys Ind gofte -~
HINbot Ill l.-.... :t 11 p "'~ w.cmo,,.., Ill ea.a M-. 3 15 pm.;
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SANTA CRUZ-Jlte UC Irvine men's golf UCI women finish 10th
team finished second among 18 teams in. • ·
the 56th annual Western lntercoUegfate • UC lrvine's women'S golf team was
toum&ment that concluded Tuesday after-10th at the BYU-Dixie Oasslc In St. GeOrge,
noon at the Pa.sadempo Golf Course In Utah wtth a 54-hole total of 934. Stella Lee
Santa Cruz. led the Anteaters with a 222 (72· 7l-79). An·
·UCLA. ranked No. 10, won the 54-hole geta Won was nfnth, canting a 226 (71·79·
tournament with a total of 855 strokes, fol-76). She hot a career-low 71 In the first
lowed by UCI at 862 and UTEP with 868. round, the third time she has done that this
The Anteaters are ranked No. 35 in the lat· season.
est Golfweek/Sagarln national ratings.
u~ Steve Conway was the tourney
medalist with a three-round total of 2-Wl·
der-par 208.
UO senJor Jeff Coburn shot a I -under 69
Tuesday and 6nished fourth at 211 (71-71-
69). Junior Vtnnie Poncino placed 14th at
217 (75-66-76), senior Ryan Armstrong was
17th at 218 (70-76-72). senior Mike Lavery
shot a 69 In the finaJ f'Oellld to finJsh 30th at
222 (76-n -69).
Fresh.mart Ryne Rindfleisch was 39th at
224 (73-74-n).
Coach Paul Smolinsld's UCI squad re·
turns to action in the U.S. lntercoUegiate
tournament at the Stanford Universiry Golf
Course April 19-20.
Sailors COJD~ up short
• GOLP: The Newport Harbor High
boys golf team was edged, 392-396; by
nonieague visitor Palm Desert Tuesday in
an 18-hole .matdl at San14 Ana Countiy
a ub.
Michael Benvenuti was low man for the
Sailors with a 5-over-par 77.
Brandon Sowers (79), Michael Vack.ar
(79), Davis Pemsteln (80) and David Mot-
schenbacher (81) also scored for the Sail·
ors (4-7).
Palm Desert's Aaron Davis shot 74 to
earn medalist honors.
Newport Harbor fell to 4-7.
/
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TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Costa Mesa
Jll!ll •• ' .... Xlnt Oppty'
['Sldr New 3Br 2 5Ba Sf R.
f p. 111 Mllte couoler\, 2c e.araee. badyard sz~
Ava<A 4/6 949 759 3726
Huntington Beach
&.Ill Jbr 351» SFR. mod
lutch. hclwd ,. • rftnp ded.
13\Jnd hk14>, 2 c pr w15lor UiOO~MIJ
Irvine
T11rtle Rodi ,t. 2Br
2 5ba with loll <1fl1tt on
11oraeous areenbelt
w/v1ews $2550/mo aat
949 no 3900
Newport Beach
* YUalY * UASES
Bill GRUNDY REAL TORS
949-675-6161
Walitol..tt&Heeg o.......... 1 & ~.
l owly c. Cod style
comm Remodeled w/el
new appls. c:arpet, ceramic
tilP. d/w, ft tdfle, 11lStde
w/d •!Br SI095m o2Bt s 12'95 714 633 'l'Hl
35 "Solat - -
know" 38~11ltw. 38 ..... l*"-
38 1100 llll'thod< 41 149'2YC!S"11 42 Film tc0re
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-43 Sultan's ,,,.,...,
'4 Melodf8mlll!C cry
45 Volocify
NP Hts 2b< Iba SfR 1:ute
kit~ nu paint. sm palt0/
yd I ' aar. laund hkup
allt SJ800949 673 7800
NP Crest twnhom, p<1too,
2 storoe~. new paonl, Ille.
and carpet. 2 c ear dit
11 t2 13
$1800 949 673-7800 "V8a ....._,. l& 2Br
Newly remod 7br 2ba 2Sa, don rm bale. 1~
condo '1 c aar. pa too. 2c pr!\&. oceMMJ, wa1< to
wd. no pet/smk Avail 5 I bch 123n'n 91»-598-9347
Sl9501se 949-759-13«
BAYFRONT
Community
Gor&eous I BR J BA w/HMborView
1100 SF. Oulet Locatfon. lnch.~des C.,..e
$2000
Bridge
By CHARLES GOREN
wlttl OMAR SHAAIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
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WWty Q5 S.-"f7
PDtl IWhlte lflrlth Mlddlit
ltJv fUI pwr' low ,,..
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(1192f0 • $16.911)
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Q85432
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bid 1wo u1111. then n:mm-c from • m~1or· uh partial to J*11.!Cr'a minot
Mlit, )'OU are II()( uy~ foe I better
P.1ft>4Ue. You are looUJla f« biaitt ihini" II needetl oo more lhll'I • di11· mond Cl»-bid fmm South rat Nonh
to COllll1IC1 for I 2 tnclu in cll!M \Vc:~t ltd I dbullOOIJ lo decl:in:t'~
linj. The llCe of diamond1' WDJ ~ and• club to the ten 1~1 to the
kin1 Ha.I lhc lin& been t>rnl!lelon. ~\t would hnc been cndplayed. but
Ille defender had 11 'll!fc trump c.iut.
lftkCfl with lhc lK.'C. Rlllhcr than &~
which major·~uit nne~ to 11tkc,
dcclam first~ lhe ace llO'l km& of , pades. Had lhc queen not
appeared declarer 'AOUld MYC tak.cn
lhc heart finesse. w di!iCW'd • •pade oo
lhc !ICC. or ~ra. bul when her
majebty dropped 1hc ~lam w~ in tbe
bag.
Rid wltll~ lttw, treat Rtc'ds. Cd~
(' 18n0) $10.!1111
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Sllw ·~ lthr. ,.,. 6 $peed! $port
Plldl-.• ~ mileJI (' 19231) $29.980
aMW SUfs..11..'00
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euto, pan!*&.
(119240) $26,9a)
IMW SUI s...a.. '00
White w/Bladl lthr c:d • pl•yw-4211 mllesJ
('19269) $22.B
ltMWS25iS.-."t4
Red w/IM!ftect Bladl
ltflt-only 611< miles!
c•19291> sl2.980
IMWMS~'OO
Black on lllVMC 8ladl HIT, patli ttonlcl 1 ()<
mlln F IC1 wwr.
(#l9297C) $!19,980
Some o.:onlrn.:i-arc ulmo\t
unbreaknhlc. I l11wcver, t.h.11 c.Joe\ noe
l1lC8ll !hat. lb tla larcr. you \~ltlld ll04
k'd. for the be .. 1 line.
Neatly u dccl..11cr played. Om line ·
was second~ Com:ct •~to w111 the
kin& of diamond).. cash the ace or dia-
momb, c~s to lhc IM..'C of heam woo
ruff a heart. A duh to the ace provide~
111': cnlry for anuchcr heart ruff and now a trump is led. Whichever
defender wins mu~1 dther 111~c
da:larer • rvlT·J1.lulT for a ~padto Ji~·
c.inl fmm hand. or chm1na1C dcdar-
cr'~ 'f)lldc gue"'' hy hr\!ali.m~ lhal \Uil Tht~ 1ine rut1u1re<; •Mlly a 1· t ll\Jmp
~phi to &Uar.111tec lhc Ctlfllracl
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reached w11hou1 o 'Ull!IC JUmp unul
the la.~t btd l'tll'\.'C club<, W.I\ UO(:Ofl·
c.li1ionaJJy fol\'lng When yc•u have
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UJflllTI, w/pool, '>l><t+ pvt
ya d mxllmo o11.'l Pa!ncll lllllOl'e ~97ffi
Upscale gated ._ Ilg
J8r + den. JBa ho ctWies.
2 • car. tat p.IJo, lJllO'adl!
$311Xl/mo (949)646-8473
loyfr-t d11plell, upper
unit on hMbor w/boat
dock. 2 blks to bch 3br
lb• Ip, wd la vu deck
1 c aar, dock & utJ l'ICI
$3IDllmo 9$5)().(6)}
Rentals Wanted 7880
WANTB> 1 or 2Br 'Apt, cottv or oondo. lt6n or
unfum ., Newport Beach.
Wil 5el limo Of fooeer
led5e. Have smat wel
mannered Wi:sta. Refer
l!flCeS avaol :Jll.2Hl816
Education
~6'fllinl HO~
Kttend the Floilda I eacn
In, June I 6 18. Hy all
Oolando District and
\'hool" will onte1v1ew
teachers Call llX).832
2435 Of WWW Tuchm
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(CAI.. •SI.AN)
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CURICAI.
Need lull l.omf' person
lo HSISt with var tOllS
duloes Musi be able
to 1npul at least
50wpm atcur9tely on
computer, possen
'trone c u,tnmer
ser •ice slulls. and be
dt-pendable S9 Ptr
hour E acellenl ben·
eftt packa1e EOE
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CA 92627 or email to
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homes 1.or1'1es. compelrtNe
PllY benefits PllCMCe. pMd
VllClllJon Clllss A COi., 22
years old, aoocl MVR 888-793 9732 (CAI.. •SCAN)
EXJ'ltlSSWAY-ST'S $S<X>
"In on boo~• Owner
operatOB Meded fOf 7
Wrll!fn ~ny drJVl!fs
32cents·50cpm E•cellent
home tune 2 year' OTR
ui-ience required I -8lXJ. 835 9471. (CAI.. •SCAN)
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~vine 25-:n'hrs wit Exp
r equlred Cal 949-25()..4136
ot fllJI fe5l.l"lle 949-250-8749
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Hirln1 for 2003? Postal
positions feder•I h11e
S28 50/h< Full benehh/
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lions No up necnsa;y
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seeluna 1 lass A cir JV~•.
home trvet y 7 I 0 dys 1>11id
wllly Your family nwtll!fs
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Amomoblles 9000
........ .......... '97 lS
S3 ~. at. ac. ps, pw,
keyless entry al.vm. c d,
mooorool. •<Gild. p/p
$9500 714 334-2528 tel
A11dl '99 A4 ONttro
2.8 V6. 2911 actual mo,
auto, sparkhnc 1ed/1rey
lthr. mnrl. CD. look~ a.
21melh new V456721
Sl 7,995 f1nanc1na avail,
Blu 949-516-1 aaa
-.oqol>l.c-
Cenrelfe '00 VI Whole/
tan, 4uto. handellne pke.
1211 m111!s. S32.500 obo
Newporl .-ea~
909 140 0030 cell
(#186771) $14.980.
...... 52000 Comt.
'2001
Sii-w/11ue Red lthr
6~ llll<n*s.
VlCCt1
(•190731) S24.980
'-S-Type s.....·oo
lmlllM. White w/Tan
ltht J6I( moles• V6
(#l9298C) $25.980
,.,.._ XKI C..V. 'ff
British Rkll1i Green
w/T an llhr only 22K
mtlesl CD stadl!fl
(#19220) S39.98:>
Merce4es..._.
230Sl'64
TIMs 1$ • rul CIMSJCJ
Red w/T on Leather
Both ropsoo
(118683) S21.980
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AMG'03
Realy IOf immediate
delN111 yl r ull I act wan
(fl9309C) tNQUIR[I
2001 & 2002
POllSOUTino
COOl'f
Hurry f()f these perfect
low mo. local one own
et Turbos' ~se °' buy
949·574-7177
PHl.LPS AllTO .....,....__.
Dode• '97 lntrept•
Sport 3 5 V6, 471o mo,
wh1te/11rey int. car •aed.
n/s. hloe new $6495
l1nanc1ng a. warr ave1I
Bkr 949·586 1888
-.ocpeltl.<-
DODGE NEON '2000
SOit• mi. IOOK lac wan
5 ~. blue. arey 1ntert0t
•m Im ed. '-' orpi
cond • $5495 ... 8vall 8*lr
ww;r;JZ 949-586-IUI .,.,,., t t I ...
Jeep "00 ~ °"'"'"" 6cyl. 2 wd. 36lo attual
m1 s1lver/11ey int
alloys lebulnus hke new
unmarked cond, 4 year
wan ...,~ v75ml Sl3.9!l>
Ism 11111 949 586 1888
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HOME, HEAL TH AND 'SUSINESS ........
.. Aet1 raat11
CR~YIER ----.· ',.. --
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MN COCfER 'BRG'
lealller & htma1m PKG. u~cr~
i1~
PER MONTH~ TAX
l At These T nis
~·MIO'edt ........
OnERAT
SMMSA~ ·\-····• .. • 98e $3780 due et
••1111111 48 month closed
• end leeu no •ecu11ty
deposit. JOI< miles per
ye11 Exces' miles @
20¢ pffr mile (TC42279) •
LITSMOTOO
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******** ~FREEWAY@EWW
SMTA ANA AIITO M.lil
(888) 823-9808
l..e11vs '99 IX300 !'>6 511
ml. dnt cond solver/
11rey le11ther 1nte1101
S2.C,!>OO 949 633 !>434
Mercedes lenz S6DSl
'88 Chrome Alloy~. both
lops, Blu~ w/Creme Int
lOOlt mo 11oo<1 cond,
SJ900 949 645 1418
u-• '02 ~'°" "''· Ml feet wen. &lhltr HMl/ten 111\t, C{)
t l•t ... ,, c:hfonie Wiiia,
Ulr• I HlJ v872518
$28,495 fin • werr •tt•ll Ur 949 516· 1188 -.~.c-
•eu••n .,, 1120
3 lk ml. whltll/rr•y ttllt.
mnrf. chrome whls, b111ut hk• new c:ond,
v572241 S2S,995 fin 1val
Blu --.11111
WWW •+f,_
Mene4es 'ff SJJO
LWB 52k ml, 3 r IW•rt evall, sllver/bl lthr,
beeul 0111 c:ond. v8752Al
$25,995 financ1111 evell
Bkr 949-516 1888 -~(-
'99 Peuot w._... '99
231c ml,.(4fZP117) whit•
w/l•n lealfle<, $16,625 (94$) 645·2579 pp
Pendle Jwite c...-1996
whit• w/lull ltllf 19'< mil
hpud 3.6L Turbo! (11119222() $69,910.
Penct.e lellater c .... ....
Silttlf w/Blacll ltht. 581<
mi, 5 speed, lull pwr
('11945) $24,910.
,HIWftSAUTO 949.574_7777
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STORAGE 9680
ts fT SlW AVAILASlJ
1H NlWPOtlT llACH
$2500UASI
949·500-1005
*'-' ~ut Loe:.·
loon! lJI ,hlf beam, lenath
unl1m1ted. In Bay bland
Cove * 949-922-7777
NUD 45' SUI'
ht Newpert 1-h
( 15 bum) w/weter a.
power 714 865 2999
IS.10fTU
Eled11c1ty & waler ••••t
Sl40/mo (949) 673 9191
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ton tllkon& 1obs thet
tot•I S500 nr more
(ll!bot ot mateoJIS)
be hcensed by the
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ldW ulw rPQUtrH lhat
conlractors include
the11 hcens.e number
on •II ~dverh~nc You
c1n checi. the status
or your lrcenud
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reuoneble, r~. ··ei:c=s 949-m-0250 ..........
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Carpentry
A TO Z HANDYMAN
lnslall. relac.e cabinels
II~~ moklrJ. Drue 714 ~7258
o Well Units•
Custom BUlll ons, Crown
Moldon~s. Base Boards
L#577982 949.709 5642
Carpet Repair/Sales
1•CARPETC7CARPU<:
Repa11s. Patchma. lnst~ll
Courteous any size iobs
WholeHle' 949 492 0205
Computer SeMca
COMPUTER H ELP!
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Concrete & Masonry
lrlct. lloclo Stone Tiie
Concrde. P<11Jo. OrlveWily
f wepk:. BBQ Refs 25Yr\
Eap Terty 714 557 759"4
ConstrvctnJContJdrs
CUSTOM RlMODll
AND DESIGN All
TRADES JO vt.ARS EXP
l#337169 949 631 2345
NUD MOllE lOOM?
AllOITIONS & REIWJDEl.ING
l •577982 949 709 !'>642
DeslllDp PvbUshfng
I OIEGIN
YOUR HOMl
IMPlOVIMlNT
Pit OJ I CT?
C•ll •plumber.
peonter handyman
or any of the 1reat
ser vicu llsled he1 e in
our service directory!
THE Sf l DCAL SVC
PEOPLE CAN HELP
YOU TOOAY1
Wt .,Ill clctlJn )'Wf
l~l"Ofl•I ur company
v.cbs1te and put you
onllne hw frtt, Yoo
P9Y 011l)' hu II f ..
71.Ull-178' ...,,.
Drywall Services
WITTHOEn DIYWAU
All p~ses sm'lr1 robs
CllANI 20yrs. 11111 free
est L«XXDI 714 6l9 1447
Bectrtcal SeMces
s ... oa Jot» r-..ertl
Ouncan Elllctroc 20Yrs Exp
lncaVQuitk R~~
Servtee/Remodt!ls
l ll'l75870 949 650 7042
Ac tlonil"e rlectrh
l1oobleshoo1tn1 'lpt!C1ahst
aH ,_V1Cn No IOI> loo sm. L'-il 5863 714-846-6U>
UCINSED CONTRACTOR
No pb too sm Al servast
Repeu. remodel, fans, ya. ,_ Siil 949-645·3666
AOOftnWTile
QISTOM OIA1M TU
~lliltea<llf'nlt,
mwble, gene ..-1975
L#612D44 Jell 714-612 9961
Liiri SJ19WWi R~ed
Rearoutin a. lnstan111ton
TllE DE.AH 949 673 8065
714.M6-862117J4 93-2031
------~ EXPERT INSTALLER
laminate Floor I nstaH
$..150 sf • Moklino.
Crown Moldino. llnoleum & Sub Floor Repair
049-512-llH
714-926-3249
Garage Doors Handyman/
~ s..... '"".,.. Home Repair
L.-wot.. yard dlllnlc>
ITlll'ltlrl. tree Inn tp1l'tNlr
Comm/Res 714 06 1518
GardenlllW
Landscaplng
l>lrtyWortd t I .. I -
lawns ln;n Aerat1na.
Sprinklers. lroublnhool
111&, Sp11n11 T uoe ups,
Repairs&. Upar•dn
·11•vr us do your
Duty Worl"
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