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Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
FRIDAY, APRIL 11 , 2003
MansoO.r ·accused of conflict of interest
A decision on whether campaign contributions to
Costa Mesa city councilman from his planning
commissioner violated city law is expected today.
est any campaign contribution of $250
or more during the year before a council
decision mvolving the contributor.
Mansoor said be didn't intend to vio-
late the code when he appointed Faris.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -City officials are
looking into allegations of a conflict of
interest involving City Councilman Al-
lan Mansoor and his planning com.mis·
s1oner, Joel Faris. A decision is expected
today.
The alleged conflict was discovered
by former Mayor Sandra Genis, who
made an emotional speech at Monday's
City CounciJ meeting -without allud-
ing to Mansoor or Faris by name -
about how proud she was that a conOict
of interest ordinance had been passed
during her tenure on the council.
Acting City Atty. Tom Wood is investi-
gating the charge, which revolves
around $300 in contributions Fam
made to Mansoor's council campaign
last fall.
ln February, Mansoor appointed Faris
to the Planning Commission. Based on
a new proce.ss that hasn't received its fi-
nal approval, Faris serves at the will of
Mansoor, who can retract Faris from the
commission at any time.
The $300 eiceeds a tenet of the city's
ordinance that makes a conOict of inter-
"Joel did give me $100 on tJvee sepa-
rate occasions." Mansoor said. "I ap
pointed him to the Planning Commis-
sion because he's a Mand-up guy and
we have similar goals and as soon as aJI
of th.is was brought to my attention, I
immediately notified the city attorney."
Genis said that she wrote this part of
the code and it means that Mansoor
can't be involved with any decision
about Faris because of his conlribu
tions, and that Mansoor shouldn't have
even voted for hi!> appointrrent.
See CONFLICT, Pase A4
Vigil for _Garibay
IJ ll I II I
HOME FRONT
U.S. Marines bear
silver casket of one
of their own for
rosary at St .
Joachim church.
Deep• Bharath
Daily Pilot
L utia Floret/ mind was
racing like the 6ghter
jet she dreams of
Hying some day.
Aores stood outside St.
Joachim Catholic Olurch on
Orange Avenue, her face
wearing a solemn expression
and her anns folded across her
chest.
Quietly. I.he
17-year-old
Air Force
enlistee
watched U.S.
Marines carry
the silver
casket bearing
her cousin
Jose Garibay Jose Angel
Garibay into
the chmdl for
a vigil and rosary seivice.
Aores. who enlisted in January.
leaves next week for Texas,
from where she will likely go to
lraq.
Marine Cpl Jose Garibay, 21,
was the first of two casualties
from Orange County reported
in the ongoing war with Iraq.
The Newport Harbor High
graduate and six others were
killed March 23 near Nasiriyah.
Iraq, in a bloody battle after an
ambush by enemy troops. He
joined the Marine Corps when
be was 18 yean old.
On Thursday night. as
friends. family and the
corrununlty took up every seat
and st.anding space in the
church to pray for the fallen
Marine. Flores stood outalde:
•rm not thinking about next
week.· she said. •rm not
SEAN HLLER I DAllV Pl.OT
Marines carry Cpl. Jose Garibay's casket draped wrth an American flag down the
aisle during Thursday's vigil and rosary at St. Joachim Catholic Church.
thinking about anything. Just him."
Another cousin, fellow Marine
Oui.stian Garibay, eacorted Jose's
mother, Simona Garibay, down the aisle.
Olrtstian Genbay had returned last
week from Iraq, Aores said.
Patriotism and pride runs in the
family, Lucia's sister, Helen. said.
•We have four in the family wbo are
enlisted • .'' she said. ·1r's their choice. of
course, but It I~ us. the rat of the
family, wonted. Very worried.·
Family and friends paid their respecta
to Jose Garibay Thursday afternoon at
the BeU Broadway Mortuary. Patriotism
was the underlying theme or the
ceremonies.
Family members wore pins that read
·Remember Our Hero -Jose An.gel
Garibay ... Red. white and btue balloons
and yellow bows adorned the church
entrance and the mortuary where Jose
Garibay's casket was placed.
Cousin Adriana Garibay said she ·did
not lcnow how to react.•
"You don't know what to say," she
See GARllAY, Paae M
Answering the call
Costa Mesa Fire Capt. Kirk Dominic,
a U.S. Army reservist, receives orders
to don ~is other uniform.
LolfteHal')MW
OailyPiot
c:osrA MESA -It
ea.rty Wednelday momlns
and an alum t off ln
'1dc l)w$1e'a hmd.
Aa a captain at the Colta
Meta Fire~ .. dit·
It WU then that Dmninlc
receMd hb ordm from
the Army Re9efw. Ha WU
lnstrucled to repon on
April 21 for 365 days al
lenice-or mo
DON lUiCH /OM.Y l"l.OT
Costa Mesa Fh capts. KSk Dc:>rnnc, rWtt, and Lenny
GOodsif share e llu~ at Dominic's loina IWIYs>StY·
""" --art common. but d'8 WM die kind thal
~not be doUMd With a
boee.
.. Nd tho feelf.nc lt WU comma," Domlnic Ilk! <Jwtna a atrprile gotQa
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ticioor al __ d.on No. 5
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Past offers le sso n for council
Former City Council
members urge present
members to set aside
politics as they appoint a
new colleague.
Finally. the c9uncil succeeded in ap·
pointing Joe Erickson, who ended up
serving the city for nearly 10 ;\
Twelve yean. later, the coun da.s
chosen 10 appoint Mayor Karen bm-
son's successor. Robinson is resigning
Apnl I 5 to become an Orange County
Supenor Coun Judge.
Deirdre Newman The le<.son from 1991?
Da1lyP1lot
COSTA MESA -ln 1991, when the
City Council tried to appoint a replace-
ment for Councilman Edward Glasgow,
the first seven attemp~. over the cour>e
of two meetin~. failed
;Shelve per'>Onal politics and focus on
the greater good of the commumty,
tho$(! who participated m the earlier
appomtment proc~ say.
"Someumes you have to put your
See COUNCIL, Pase M
Back Bay loses a
longtime friend
Dover Shores
environmentalist
Frank Robinson, who
helped preserve the
estuary, dies at 84.
Paul Clint on
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BFACH -Frnnk
Robmson. one-half of a husband
and wife team that successfully
lobbied for the perpetual preser-
vauon of the Upper Newpon Bay
e-;tuary m the 1970s, died Thurs·
day. He was 84
Roban.son. who died early
Thursday morning after a long
illness. will always be Linked m
memory with wife Frances, who
died nearty two years ago. for
stopping an Irvine Co. manna
plan m the Back Bay. local envi-
ronmentah~t and friend Bob
Cau'>o.n saJd.
"I-ranees wanted It done:
cau~un said of the Robmsons·
JCllVl\m "Frdflk made II hap
pen
C..ausun 'WlJd he formed hie;
own Defend the B.iy m 1996 with
a SS.C>OO gift from Frank.
f-rank. Robinson. who lived an
the same Dover Shore> home
from 1961. was remembered
Thursday as a focused, pnnci
pied man whose urele<;:; work. on
cau..<,e<, he bel1t"Ved in won tum
respect and adrruration from
those who knov.i him
Since Frances died ui 200 I ar
82. Frank Robinson has had a se
ri~ of medical ailments, said Jay
Robinson, lus 56-year-old son.
See FRIEND. Pae .. A4
ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT
They do more th~n
just throw parties
Cinema Guild offers
Newport Beach Film
Festival participants
sense of intimacy
and taste of the city.
Lollta Harper
Daily Piiot
NEWPORT BEACH -It is the
quintessential Newpon Beach
experience.
It is the place to be seen. It is
yacht parties and JaCUZZJ parties.
It is •very high end.· It's the
Newport Beach Film Festival
Cinema Guild. and it's all about
UeJ>ing the filmmak:ers happy.
guild Co-President Rita Goldberg
said.
TwoD.C
bills offer
funds for
Back Bay
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The guild was created to grve
the local film festival a ~me of
mnmacy. she said Although the
festival itself touts some very
tony pa.rtJes. the guild offers a
mo~ exclusrve fonn of enter-
tainment, fashioned wtth the
Daily Pilot
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A2 Friday. Apnl 11, 2003
ON THE
KENT TREPTOW /DAILY PILOT
Dick Lawrence, competing in his 50th Newport to Ensenada Yacht Race. surveys the harbor from his boat •Huckster."
Hats off to the race
June Casaerande
Daily Pilot
I t's the must-have fashion accessory of
the season: an official Mount Gay Rum
Newport 10 Ensenada cap.
But not juM anyhody can have one.
"One time, a guy called and said he lost
his cap and that he needed us to give him
another one hecause he said he could
replace his wifo. but not his Mount Gay
cap," said Nicolas Guillant. brand manager
for Mount Gay Rum, co-sponsors Lhe
annual yacht race. "You know they've
become an icon when you hear c;omC'thing
like that."
The rum maker has been producing the
caps in limited numbers for about 20 years
WHATS AFLOAT
• WHArs AR.OAT is published penodically.
tf you are planning a nautical event, submit
the infonnation to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay
St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627, by fa1< to (949)
646-4170; or by e-mail to
dailypilot@latimes.com
BOAT RENTALS
With Marina WaterSport1 at the Balboa Fun
Zone, you can enjoy nautical experiences
from mild to wild. Take a self guided tour of
the bay in your choice of power and sail
watercraft. jump the ocean swells in a
Sea-doo 1etboat, put you sport-fishing skills
to the test In a fully equipped Boston whaler,
or soar above ii all on a parasa1I flight along
the Newport coast. Comphmentarv ioe and
beverages are included with all electric boat
rentals.
EJec:tric boat rentals are evailabM by th•
hour at Duffy Electric Boats, 2001 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach. All boats are
equipped with window enclosures and CD
players. Ice and cups are provided
Reservations are suggested. An hour rental
is $75. (949) 645-6812.
Balboa Boat Rem.ls can put you on the
water in many ways: with single and double
kayaks, electric boats, 14-holder sailboats,
pedal boats and runabouts for offshore use
or cruising the bay. Balboa Boat Rentals also
holds two-hour scavenger hunts aboard the
electric bay boats, providing group activity
For some fans of the
Newport to Ensenada
Yacht Race, only a
Mount Gay Rum cap
will do for a souvenir
for the Newport to Ensenada Yacht Race.
nus year, about I ,300 of I.he red caps will
be produced. Each boar entered in the race
gets two caps. The remaining 300 or so are
distributed to some lucky people whose
connection to the race warrants the special
honor. including members of the I 0 or so
local clubs deemed "extraordinary
for corporations. birthdays, nonprofit
organizations and group outmgs. The hunt
pacbges include boats, trivia questions,
maps, Polaroid cameras and supplies. The
cost of a hunt begins at $225 per boat and
catering is available at an additional rate. For
hunt reservations, call (949) 673-7200.
Pedal bollts, electric boats, boogi. boards,
kayaks, inflatable rafts, catamarans, beach
furniture and wetsuits are available for rent
at Resort Water Sports at Newport Dunes.
(949) 729-1150.
Gondola tours are offered by the Gondola
Co. of Newport, 3400 Via Oporto, Suite
102-B. The $75 cost includes a basket of
bread, cheese. salami, ice, glasses, a blanket,
music and a Polaroid picture. Wine is also
available. (949) 675-1212.
Gondola Adventures/Newport. 3101 W.
Coast Highway, offers one-and two-hour
gondola cruises. A one-hour tour with
champagne is $70. A two-hour tour with
dinner and champagne is $180 Pidcup 1s
available at waterfront restaurants. (949)
675-4984.
Irvine Coast Charters in Udo Marina Vilfaj141
offers two-hour electric boat cruises with a
gounnet dinner. $180 for two persons. (949)
675-4704.
Gondola Romance on.rs darty tours of
Newport Harbor during lunch and dinner.
Call (949) 675-4730. The lours go out of lido
Marina VIiiage, 3400 Via Oporto, Newport
supporters" of the race.
·A lot of maneuvering goes on to get the
extra hats," said Fred Slocum. commodore
of this year's race.
In addition to the company logo and the
name of the annual race, the red caps this
year will feature an extra logo on back to
mark the Mount Gay's 300th anniversary of
maldng rum. And that should make the
caps even more of a hot-ticket Item.
Slocum said that the hats sometimes
show up for sale on EBay. Th~re are never
enough to meet demand, as the phone calls
fielded by the rum company show.
"We've seen crazy ~ from people
offering us things like their rings.
necklaces." Guiliani said. "You wouldn't
believe it"
Beach.
CRUISES
EJectrtc Boat Tours offws two-bour cruises al
Newport Harbor ($75 per cruise). Round-trip
hotel or off-the-water restaurant shuttle
service Is available. Pidt~p from restaurants
with doc:b is also available. Chartered and
catered tours. (949) 291-1953 or
www.wattsontheharbor.com.
The Newport Landing Belle is avllllable for
weddings and receptions. codctall and
sightseeing cruises, end meetings. The cost
is $500 for the first two hours, plus $160 for
each additional hour. (949) 361-3640.
Fun Zone Boat Co. runs a 45-minuta cruise
(adults, $6; children, $1) and a 90-mlnute
cruise (adults, $8; children, $1) departing
from Balboa Fun Zone every 30 minutes
from 11 e.m. to 7 p.m. daily. A 60-minute
showboat sunset cruise (adults, $6; children,
$1 ) leaves the Fun Zone at 7 p.m. daily.
Private charters are available. (949)
673-0240.
Cat.Jina Panenger Setvice runs 4S-minuta
harbor cruises (adults, $6; children, $1) and
90-minute cruises (adults, $8; children, $1 ),
depd'rting from Balboa Fun Zone every 30
minutes from 11 a.m . to 4:30 p.m. daily and
on the hour until 7 p.m. (949) 673-5245.
CNIH the harbor aboard the Electra, a
100-foot Oassic Fantail vessel. Charters with
catering are available for up to 145
passengers. (949) 723-1069.
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THE 'HARBOR COLUMN
Learn more at
the boat sh.ow
Ahoy. accompanied by an
adult For more
information. call
(714) 633--7581 or
surf over to
www.scma.com.
CHANNEL
MARKERS
The 11th
annual
Orange County Boat
Show started
Thursday at the
Anaheim
Convention Center
for the opening of
the 2003 boating
season.
"The OrdJlge
County Boal Show is
the perfect venue 10
MIKE
WHITEHEAD
I have a question
for those of you
who auisein
Newport Harbor.
What do you think
kick off the boating season,"
says Dave Geoffroy, executive
director of the Southern
c:at!fomia Marine Assn. "This
year will undoubtedly be
bigger and better than ever
and will afford Southern ·
c:at!fomia boaters an
all-Inclusive venue to get a
peek at what will be new on
waterways in the months 10
come."
This year, the show will
have more than 350 new
boats of every variety to
entice boating enthusiasts
and newcomers who plan to
cruise into the region's many
waterways.
Al the show. boat lovers
can compare and purchase
the new 2003 models.
conveniently displayed under
one roof. Vasitors will enjoy
more exhibits that feature a
wide assortment or family
deck boalS, performance and
townament ski boats, fishing
boats and personal
watercraft, plus a large array
of boating aftennarket
products and accessories.
Displays will include engine
and propeUer upgrades.
safety equipment, marine
apparel, high-tech electronics
and water sports equipment
If you are new lo boating.
or you are looking to buy
your first boat. stop by the
show's Discover Boating
Center. 1be center provides
an unintlmldating and
friendly atmosphere for
curious consumers to get
information on boating
safety and tips on how to
purchase their first boat
The boat show will have
many family activities -a
kid's an contest. oeJebrity
look-alikes, puppet shows
and live entertainment
Ray Tumeyoshi, director of
California's Department of
Boating and Waterways, will
be at his department's booth
today to meet you, the
boater, and answer any of
your questions.
The Orange County Boat
Show ls presented by the
Southern c.alifomia Marine
Assn., which Is one of the
largest and oldest marine
trade associations in the
country.
The Orange County Boat
Show is open from through
Sunday. Show hows are:
noon to 10 p.m. today: 10
a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday; and
10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.
Tickets are $9 for adults.
while children 12 and
younger get in free when
of the positioning and types
of red channel markers
numbered 6 and 101
Owmel marker 6 is
between the mooring fields
almost directly out from the
Harbor Department, while
channel marker 10 is off
Balboa Island near Buddy
Ebsen's fonner house. Both of
these markers are now
placed on steel poles instead
of on floating buoys.
I ask because it seerras like
both of these markers are
constantly h.it and damaged
by boaters.
On Wednesday. I auised
by marker 10 and noticed the
pole is leaning over from
being bit. and the marker's
metal cage structure Is so
badly tweaked that it will
require costly repair. I
wonder if changing these two
markers Lo floating lighted
buoys would better serve the
boaters and be more cost
effective in terms of
decreasing repairs to the
markers and boats?
TIP OF THE WEEK
Surf over to
www.dty. newport -beach
ai. uslnbplltopickslnautiad.
htm for a list of naudcal links.
Earlier this week. I received
an e-mail from June Pilsitz.
who is Newport Beach's
Public Ubrary's electronic
resources hbrarian. JWle sent
over the address Lo their
nautical link section. and I
found this Web page to
contain a good list of nautical
links. especially when I saw
the Boathouse lV's link.
On Thursday, I will speak
at the Newport Beac:b
Business Oub's breakfast
meeting. I will ta.Ile about my
recent experiences while
cruising the Padfk: Ocean to
harbors in Southern
California and Mexico, plus
my nautical broadcast and
journalistic activities.
The meeting starts at 7:30
a.m. aboard the Newport
Harbor Nautical Museum's
Pride of Newport I have
more infonnation on my
Web site. Qick on
·Appearances.· listed In the
main menu.
Safe voyages.
• MICE WtlTEHEAD II the
Pilot's boating and harbof
columnist. Send him yQUr
harbof and mari~
thoughts and story suggeation9
bye-mall to
Mike@Boathou• Tv.com or
visit Boathou•Tv.oom.
SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST SURF
It'll be doudy earty, but will Both awella back down
cteer PlrtlV this afternoon. t~. but west-feeing beedMts
Hight will fall thy of 70, while appear to be our belt t.t, with
low9 drop to •bout k c.:hett-to shoo~
On Saturday, •ll be moatty The IOU'th-fedng breab
cloudy, wtth h~ In the probebfv won't do much bettet mkM:OI and Iowa In the than Wlltt-tllgh&, though 1h9t
mid-60e. n-..t.'a I tlllght 9hould d\lnge with the'--chance of lhowwe 5-iurday aouthw9ct aweU on s.turday .
night. though It lhould be late. Then, we'U ... eom. Sunc»v't looldng Pf'l8y dlest-hlgha. damp .. dly, ~ Monmy The W9St bead* thould loob ~..,,.,. hotd llMdy SIMdey, but wtll lnfomMhn: QO oYetheld sundr(. www.nwa.,.,...ocw ---= BOATING FORECAST """~.CHV
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Dally Pilot frtdav Acfll 11, 2003 Al
High school students play council for a day
KENT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT
Aaron M. Israel, left, of Corona del Mar High School, and Heather
Curtis of Back Bay High School laugh during a light moment of
their mock city council meeting at Newport Beach City Hall..
Mayor Steve Bromberg and City Manager
Homer Bludau are there to give teens a taste
of city government.
Christine Carrillo
Daily Pilot
NEWPOHT BEACI I -( .ity
Council chamber!> didn't look
quite the l><lme TI1uri.day morn·
ing as s1udents from several high
!-.choolc; fiJled the rolei, of city of-
ficials I
For more than 20 yE:ClfS, the
city of Newport Reach Re-
creation and Senior Services De-
partment ' Youth Counci~ ha..,
helc.I the City Government Day
event. givmg high school stu·
dt•nt., a behind-the-scenes look
al how cify government func-
1111n~.
"I think it'!> ju!>I giving young
peoplt• a little knowledge about
how their local J.:overnment
functions, and hopefuUy 11'1>
mimicking i,ome of tht· periph
eral iSl>ues 1hat might not ht:
relatively apparent lo them."
-.aid City Manager I lomer Blu-
dau. who also l,10pe1> 11 might in
!>pire '>Orne o( them to seek out a
career an public <;ervice. "~ome
of the$e bsue., are more com-
ple!i. It p1akes them stop and
think. and that's a good 1rung."
Kicking off their ww~ 1n city
officiah' shoe'>. tht> 32 '>IUdem ..
-from Newpon I larbor, Co-
rona del Mar, lku:k Hay, Sagt'
I Iii!. Orange ( .oas1 Middl1· < .ol
lege ,ml.I ~later Dt'1 l11gh '>Lhool"
-wen· wekomed by Mayor
Steve Hromherg, Bludau anll
BEST BUYS
u1twr n1y olfiuab lwlrirt· ~l'll111~
paired with ecu h of 1tw111 1u l.11~ r11•,., rhc rolt· of tlwir new 1ob.,
and how it relatt.'\ th 1·ar h i'>l>llt'
"It\ a grca1 uppt1n11n11y lor
the \tuc.lenl!> to ~el a n•al hie ex
perit'm e ol ho\\. gow·rnnwnt
work<.," '>aid 'w,in I ev1n, n·
creatHlll manager ,11111 youth
t 011ncil <1dV1'>11r .. "' pr'.J1 111 al
. In 1Jm hall .1 da}. yo11 gi•I .1
real goud ta'>tt· 111 ho\". 1 11~ git\
ernmcnc work\ ...
Afln an lwur and d liJJf ol
prt-parntion, lhl' mock 1 11.,.
council rnectmg began
fht.· fln.1 ordt'r ol bu ... i11c'' \\ .....
10 vole for a mayor A<.tm11 hr,11°1
from Newport I h1rlH11 gut 1l1t·
nod, d11d Julianl' L..111l11ul't ll'
from '>age I ltll \-\J.., 11.1mctl
rnayur pro lem.
I 11llow111g the agi•rida. 111" -.111
1knt., bro11gl11 l'J1 II 11t·n1 t•i 1111
lloor, openet.l 11 up for p11lil11
commt·nt. and someumes i.t.aJI
u>rnrnl:'nt. dlld clo!>ed each item
wi1h d vull', which wa.i.n't alway ...
una1urnous.
At 1ual nty l!>\Ues like water
4u.1.hty and wy tree ordinance-.
h11 tht· floor and lurt>d commu
1111y member\ to the lectern
"I have \upponed -.everaJ of
\nu 111 c amJld.lgn 1ontribu11u~
.md I l'Xpet·t your '!llppon on
1111.,, .. .,aid Bludau, acung a!> 1111
Jj.{ita!Pc.l 1c .. 1auraJ1I owner ad·
dre.,.,ing the <.uunc1I
While the i.tudents sought ad
~Ill' and guidantt-from their of-
liual rnunterpartc;, many of
lht>m 1umped into the fant~y
1fl,11r with full force
·II\ .1 re.illy good program,"
c .ull1J1Jellt' '>aid "Af1er today,
\W ~1· really learned a lot about
i111v. 11ty go1.ernmen1 tunctioni,,
wh11 h w1JI at least help us be
tll'tt• r l If llen\ ...
Fashion Island has something for the kids
F ashJon Island
celebrates c;priog
by adding 1hree
children's stores:
Pampollna. the Picture
People and Pirst Cut ...
Pampolina. an
exclusive European
desii.,'Tler of children'..,
cl<Hhing, will open it~
firc;t U.S. store here on
Wednesday. It\
GREER
WYLDER
for all children. ~wrv1t l'"
range from bang tnr11.,
and haircuh to
maninm:: ... for 1110111 1\
popular pa1k.1gc1<, lht
(;alaxy Prinn•.,,
Packagt" < .irl ... ' .in
~ather with fr il•11d., lor
binhday panw ... ur
other 'JH:t 1al Ott .t->11111-.
10 h.1vc n1111i '>pa
Lreatmenh. from ;1
mo< k facial 10 a
reci1gni7.ed m 1-urnpe as a
quillle'>l>t!nllal high fashion
brand. unsurpa'!>ed in 4uality
and !>lyle. Collecllon'> for hab1e!..
children and lt'l'n'> r.inge in <,1Ye
fmrn nt•v11born 10 'i7e 12
Collectmn1> made \\ith lu"h
theme., 111 exciting. roforh.il
pa11em'>. c oortlina1111g \lyle.,
and rolof"> available -1ackei-..
panb. legging .... <,h1rh. <;weater-.,
f.\h1n~ and drt..,.,e.,. Adjacl'nl to
the In'> l·oun1;un near
llaagen·Dat.!> ('-14':11 644 2004
WATCH TV AND GET A CUT
First Cut . .in urscale
children\ salon. offer... 1he
appearance and amenille'> of a
fine adult !ialnn wh1Je
maintaining a look and feel fur
children It ,tl<;o offer-; a "fir:c.l
cut" package created to
commemorate a child'-, fir\I
hrurcut. It's the firc;t ..a.Ion in the
world to broadcast the event live
on the Internet '>0 family and
friend~ can view the occa!.ion A
memento include-. a OVD of the
event. before and after photo~.
dated certificate and locl uf hair
aU presenft'c.l in a vinyl bound
album i'> included in the
packagr. b1ch rnt1ang Mal ion
has a flat panrl TV \Creen with a
DVD player. a\ well a'> a
GarneCube with wirele!>S
controU<'r<> for older children.
~its! Cut al5U has a <iprc1aUy
de.,igned rockel capsule that
kid' can gl'I 11110 af1rr their
haircut !>O that hair i., blown
away from their face and
clothing. For ;uixious k.ids. there
are enclosed "screaming
5tations, • as well as a playroom
"m1111cure." Next Lo
Kus'>o'\ f'et bqwrierwe. !'WH
640 0956.
EVEN MORE STORES
In atl<l111on to the\l' new
lenantc;, Cathy Jean sh~ and
Gold Crown Hallmark haw
relocated wllh111 the cen11·1
Lathy kan I'> now rwa1 lhl' 111-.
roun1mn. aml <;old Lrow11
1 lallmark ha' mov1·d .1rrn''
from Barne'> & Nobll'
Boolt.'>eller'
A PLUM EVENT
The Sugar Plum Arts & Crafts
FestJval i'> happe11111g from •1
a.m lo 9 p.m Im.lay ant.l lrorn 'I
am to 4 p.m. <>aturday at tht'
Oran~e r.ounry I-air & l·.1(p11 in
1.0-.ta Mei,a. Ir c('fehrall'\ 11 ... l:'ith
year Cl'> one of tht.' large'' g-111
fair-. in ',outhem C.ahlornw I rt•t•
acJmis-,mn ancJ parking. 88 I .m
Dnve. < O'>la Me'><.!. Bu1ld111g 1 n.
(888) f!L'5-fi7211.
w11·111.mxrJrf1/11mcmjt.\ com
GET QUICK SHOTS
lhe Picture People. J
Hallmark company. ddiH'r\
high quality crt'ati\I' portr.11t'> in
about ont> hour Spet iali:nng 111
portraiture 1hat capture., a
child\ perc;onality. lhe P1c1un•
People u-.e'> colorful harkdrop'
aod fun prop5 lilt· ){iant fluwer'>,
a kid-'>i1.etl fire truck. and giru11
eggs for EaMer. Per5011alvl'c.I
gifto; ca11 he made from portrail5.
including mouse pad.,, phulo
c;culpturec,, key cha.in" and
photo tie'>. Greeting canh
available. too. Next to C.hiltlrerf<;
Place, across from flames &
Noble. (919) 72 I -602fl.
~rand Opening
Promotion
2ror 1
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Becker Surf & Sport ha:-CUI
price., on men's and women's
'>hoe-. in stock 20%. Oioose from
(>VS HevivaJ. Elnies Callicut,
\'"n' l'NT anll IJVS 1 IEF. 3140 I:.
< Ot1\t I lighway, Corona del Mar.
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SHAKEN, NOT STIRRED
Don't mi'>'i lame., Bond·., la1e-,1
h1gh;tech car, the VI 2 Vanqu1.,h
by A.,ton Manlil. on dii,play
from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday
111 1 lw Alrlum I .<iv.'l1 .trl•a of
l·a,hion l'>IJnd It appt'<irt·tl 111
hi' lall''>I mm·1t•, "l)ie \11111lwr
Day ... \I Pet N1d.t'l(Jdl'11n·., Dora
1he. I .xplorer .ii Circuit City I rnm
11 a.111. to I p:m. I llt'rl' w11l lw
~vea\\.ay'>. am.I lrn.l'> tan he1v1..
their r11cture 1akt·11 with Uort1
l m1111City1' 1war
llobin.,ons May "1-i't• -;-~11 'IL! l
WOOD BE NICE
L:Antlco Splendore U~A Inc.
1s having a moving ... ill' thro11gh
April. Among more 1ha11 I 00
llem<o are lwo Italian
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druJ 1-ruJays Send 1nforma11on 10
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M Friday, ~ 11, 2003
PUBLIC SAFETY
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• en.tiol 81rWt: Petty theft
was reported In the 2700
blodc at 3:17 p.m. Tuesday.
• Cebttlo StrMt: Vandalism
was reported In the 200
blodt at 4:28 p.m. Tuesday.
• Garct.n lAne: Vandalism
was reported In the 2000
blodt at 11:37 a.m. Tuesday.
• Halbor Get.way: A
hit·and·run waa reported in
the 3500 blodt at 5:47 p.m.
Tuesday.
• Placentia Avenue: Grand
theft was reported In the
2300 blodc at 1 :06 p.m.
Tuesday.
• Victoria Strwt: A traffic
accident involving Injuries
was reported In the 600
blodt at 7:48 a.m . Tuesday.
•West 19th StJMt and
Harbor Boulevard: A traffic
accident involving injuries
was reported at 12:16 p.m .
GARIBAY
Continued from Al
... aid. ''It seems so sudden. There
.ire so many things between us
that were left unsaid. We
thought we're in the same city,
wl''re gonna get married, have
kids. and our kids will grow up
together as a family. But none of
that will happen now.H
Lyn Faulkner, a colleague of
S1monJ Garibay at College
l lo~pital Lil Costa Mesa, said s he
l1.1s heard 1he proud mother
talk about her son quite
frequently. Jose Garibay worked
at the hospital m the nutrition
-;ervice .... depanm ent for a year,
.. he c;a1d
"'\imona will always
remember her son ~ a cheerful,
CONFLICT
Continued from Al
"We worked really hard 10 get
things cleaned up, and then to
go 'nevermind' is just horrify-
ing," Genis said. "I think, what
did I sit up there for all those
y~ars?"
faris said he will reserve com-
men t until Wood issues his legal
opinion, except to echo that
Mansoor wasn't aware of the
conflict of interest code.
Wood also refrained from
Tuesday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• Bflltol end Birch streeta: A
traffic accident involving
lnjuliejl was reported et 8:16
a.m . Tuesday.
• C.rob StrMt: A home
burglary was reported in the
2800 blodt at 5:04 p.m.
Tuesday.
• Hllarta Way: Vandalism
was reported in the 4100
blodt at 5:40 p.m. Tuesday.
• ~AV9nue:'A
commerci"I bYrgtary was
reported In the 2900 blodc at
~:42 a.m .. Tuesday.
• Shering10n Ptllce: An auto
theft was reported in the 1600
blade at 12:39 p.m. Tuesday.
• West 15th Stre8t: A
physical fight was reported in
the IK)() bk>dt at 8:31 p.m.
Tuesday.
•21st Place end West Ocean
Mont: Vandalism was
reported at 1 :39 am Tuesday.
'You don't know what
to say. It seems so
sudden. There are so
many things between
us that were left
unsaid.'
Adriana Garibay
Jose Ganbay's cousin
happy little boy that he was,"
Faulkner said, choking up. ·rm
grateful to him and many others
lilce him who put their lives in
danger so we can live free."
• DEEM BHARATH covers pubhc
safety and courts. She may be
reached at (949) 574-4226 or by
e-mail at
deeps. bhsrsth@larimes.com.
comment on the conflict of in-
terest until his analysis was com-
plete.
If Mansoor's appointment is
found to be a conflict of interest.
ii could also preclude Mansoor
from nominating Faris to replace
outgoing Mayor Karen Robinson.
He might also have to abstain
from voling on Faris' appoint-
ment if someone else nominated
him.
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be reached at (949)
574-4221 or by e-mail at
delfdre.newman@latimes.com.
Nt!w shipments of
Accessories for you r Home
Including
Lamps and Shades
WltA custom options avallablt
Mon-Fri 10-6 • Sat 10.S •Sun 10-4
369 E. 17th Stred 113, Costa Mesa• (9'9~.S
(Acrost from Ralphs)
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COUNCIL
Continued from Al
own political pbilOIOphy aside
for the good of the broader com-
'I urge them to have open minds, and what I
think t hey need to look for Is someone that has
the best interest of the entire city at heart.'
Jo.Eric:klon
munity,• sa.id Mary Hornbuckle, Sttaw votes were taken on the
who was mayor at the time. four with the best rankings. but
Glasgow resigned dting health the votes failed to cmy.
reasons after It was revealed that Later in that meeting. c:oundl
he and a Costa Mesa Police De-members started maldng mo-
panment lieutenant bad moni-dons to appoint their choices.
tored private computer commu-Four failed. and the attempt to
nlcadons between City Manager appoint was continued until the
Allan Roeder and Police Ollef next meeting.
Dave Snowden for six months in On July 15, Erickson received a
1989.' majority vote only ffter three
After the 1991 cowtcil chose · oilier candidates did not TWenty
the appointment process, each minutes latet; the elm adm.inJs-
member nominated two ~ple, tered the oath of office to Ericlt-
and only those who recetVed 1l son, and he assumed bis seat on
second vote of aupJ?Ort were con-• the dais.
sidered. Then Hornbuckle rec-Sandra Genis, who also was on
ommended that each member the co\Ulcil at the time, said the
rank the nominees by preference. process evolved from a selfish at-
FRIEND
Continued from Al
"IHisl death this morning was
totally unexpected," Jay Robin-
son said. "He was an incredibly
principled human being who
tried to put the public first"
The Robinsons, known around
town as ·Fran and Prank,H ac-
complished what was thought to
be impossible when they butted
heads with the lrvine Co. In 1969,
they sued the company to stop
development of a Marina Del
Rey-style marina.
dtude to a more thoughtful ap-
proach.
"When we each started out we
each had our own ideas and
thought we would do what would
enhance our own position on the
council, and then fwel realized
that was dumb," Genis said
The council Instead focused on
who could best complement the
members, 'Genis said.
"We didn't have a council·
member on the Eastside," Genis
said. "\\\? also looked at, 'Is this
someone who has a· long-tenn
commitment to fixing up the
cityf Joe was on the Planning
Commission and had a long-
tenn commitment"
During the Robinsons' battle
with the Irvine Co .. President Bill
Masoi:i derided the couple as
"that stupid little engineer and
his birdbrained wife," Jay Robin-
son said. Mason would eat those
words in 1973 when a judge vali-
dated the couple's claim that the
land should be kept open for
public use.
FILE PHOTO I OAJLY PILOr
Environmentalists Fran and Frank Robinson on Nov. 19, 197 4.
The coun ruling paved the way
for the state to buy the 750 acres
and designate it a protected eco-
logical preserve. The state also
bought I 40 acres from the Irvine
PARTIES
Continued from Al
filmmakers in mind. Some of
this year's events included a pri-
vate party on Ethan Wayne's
yacht, a pool pany at Harbor
Cove and another pany at
Wayne's private home.
"They are very much intimate
activities designed just for the
filmmakers so when they come
here they have an opportunity
to mingle with other filmmak-
ers from all over the world,"
Goldberg said. "Our parties are
very desirable. We even had a
BILLS
Continued from Al
the secretary of the Interior to
provide 25% of the funding for
water filtering by the lrvine Ranch
Water District along the San Di-
ego Creek and the Upper New-
port Bay.
Tugether, the two bills could
provide as much as $19 million
for it and two other district proj-
ects in the county.
"Irvine Ranch Water Di.strict is
th.ankful 10 Sen. Feinstein and
CALL .
Continued from Al
on Thursday. "1Wo mo nths ago,
they called me up for service.
but it got canceled."
Dominic, ·a local boy" and
graduate or Costa Mesa High
School, will leave his wife, three
children and home In Fountain
Valley in less than two weeks_ He
and his wife are still wrestling
with the reality and have not
told the children yet Dominic
said he wants to waJt until after
their spring break so he can
spend some quality time with
them without the looming cloud
of military service.
•'Ibara going to be the tough-
est parC he aak1 •Leavtng my
family.•
For the membera or Costa
M Fire. the toughest part wiJJ
Co. for $3.5 million.
"Frank and Fran were inspira-
tional to all of us who were work
ing to save valuable parts in the
bay," said Jack Skinner, a New-
pon Beach environmentalist and
friend "I never thought two peo-
ple would accomplish such an
top director from Hollywood
call to see how he could at-
tend."
The guild's feSponsibility does
not stop with merrymaking. Vol-
unteers also set up hair appoint·
ments, tennis matches, golf
games and dinner reservations
for the filmmakers. They offer
tours to the city, suggest places
to eat and nm d:ieir dry cleaning.
Anything and everything ta keep
the ~ happy and show them
the best that Newport Beach has
10 offer.
The guild is remarkable in Its
support for the film festival, pub-
licity director Todd Quartararo
said.
Congressman Cox for their lead-
ership in helping secure funding
for these cutting edge projects,"
district President Brian Brady
said.
The district's Natural Treatment
System, as the project has been
known, would use man-made
wetlands to remove sedJment,
hannfuJ nutrients. pathogens and
other contaminates in runoff in
the San Dlego Creek Watershed.
It is intended to improve water
quality in the Upper Newpon
Bay. It would be the largest water-
shed-wide project for runoff
treattnenl in the nation.
be losing a highly respected
member or their team. About a
dozen firefighters gathered for
an impromptu goodbye party
on Thursday afternoon. where
they shared cake, cookies and
stories about Dominic.
•tte will be sorely missed in
many ways," Costa Mesa Ftre
Ollef Jim Hills said.
Ellis said he understands
Dominic's loyalty to the country.
He took an oath to the city of
c:osta Mesa to serve beie, but be
also pledged bis allegiance to
the Army and is now being
asked to cany out that oath.
Although be ls publicly asso-
ciated wftb the proud flrefigbter
unllorm and all the bravery the
service poshion entails, Doml-
nJc II also renowned in the fire-
house u an expert baker. The
men lovingly call him "Grandma
Dommk• becaute or an the
cookies and tteats be brings In.
GETTING INVOLVED
• OEl11NG l'NOLVED n.tnl ~lty In the 0.lly Pltot on•
rot.8tlng hnil-foot lnfo"1'WdOn on
adding yout OrgenU~ to thft
.... ~ (148, 61"4218.
NEWPORT 1rACH LmARY
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CM*GUILD
TN Newport 8eed1 PriMnle,.
ClnWN Guilll,_....~
the N...,ort ....,_Rim
Fa1lv•I, ti looting tor n.w
membe•a. lfll.,. .. ed
candid.._ •ho4M went to hefp
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and ................. .
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25J.290.
undenalcing."
Frank Robinson was born June
6, 1918, in c.J1arles1on, S.C After
graduating from the Univer51ty o f
Cincinnati, he moved to the LA.
area. In 1961. Frank and Fran
Robinson moved 10 Newpon
Beach.
"Not only do they ra1'>t' mo ney
for the fest, uut they i.upport w.
in other wdys," he !>aid. "llwy do
great panic .. ;."
Guild member ... are committed
to improving the fe!>tivaJ. Gold·
berg said.
"We love it and m.lly around
it.• Goldberg said. "We just take
the larger c;cene and make it
more lntirnale. •
All the events of the Newpon
Beach Film Festival C..inema
Guild have one purpoc;e: to make
connection!.
'lbe parues are meant for nun-
glmg. l11e scheduled lunche<>.
tennis and golf game<> are set up
to mingle. Mingling here. man·
Some environmentalist.<. have
questioned whether the project
would encroach on private prop-
erty. ·m e district has c;aid it would
not seize homeowner<i' land to in·
~tall the wetlands.
lad: Keating. of the Upper
Newpon Bay Friends and Natu·
raUst.s. sald he c;upports the treat·
ment system.
"I appreciate IRWD's efJons lo
develop a system whose goal IS 10
improve water quality in the bay,"
Keating said. ·1 hope this coUabo-
ralive effort wiJJ continue and ul-
timately the community and bay
will benefit."
·11ove to bake." Dominic said.
"It he lps me relax. and the kids
like It."
He doesn't mind the playful
chides a t his passionate pas-
time. He is proud of his delec-
table diversion. Hts ugar-free
cookie entry, designed for dia -
betics, won him a first-place rib-
bon at the Orange County Fair
-an accolade he tells with a
proud smile.
His role la the Army will be far
dUl'erenl
Dominic has been a m ember
of the armed forces since 1964
and, as a major, is specialized in
mobllization, training and op-
eration.
Since the beginning of the
war, Dominlc has known his
time as a civilian was UmJted. At
least now he can atop worrying,
he said.
•1t•s a reUd," he sald. •tt's
he re, and we n deal with It
lb•&Jas W. Rolph
Erlcbon said when h was ftnt
appotnted. It uked t.bot be
pledge to run for nolher tam.
which he did. He said be only
served (WO full tetmS because he
believes in leml H.mfts.
As the beneficiary of the 199 t
appointment proc:ess, Edcbon
said he recommend! the current
council look for -ream player.
"l urge them lo have open
minds, and what l think they
need to look for ls someone that
has the best interest of the entire •
city at heart.· Erlcbon said.
MWe re one city, and one area
shouldn't be emphasized more
than another. The four !remain-
ing council members! are good •
peopJe. and I think they'll make
the best decision."
• DEJRDAE NEWMAN cover• Costa
Mesa and may be reached at (949)
574-4221 or by e-mail at
deirdre.newman@latlmn.com
Frank Robinson held down a
job at North American Rockwell
as an aeronautical engineer. Dur-
ing the battle with the Irvine Co ..
company brd.Sl> p~ured his
boss to fire him for his activism .
I Lis boss refw.ed, Cau.'>tin said.
During the 1970s, Frank
Robin son also held a seat on the
Orange County I larbor Commis-
sion. where he was involved In
the planning of Dana Point Har-
bor.
Frank Robinson is survived by
children Jay and daughter Dana
Prince; two grM1dchildren; and
two great grd..rldchildren.
A memorial service for Frank
Robinwn wiU be held at 10:30
a m. Thursday at the Peter and
Mary Muth l.nlerprelive Center,
23()1 Umver>ity Drive. Newpon
Reach. In lieu of Dowers. lhe
family as1cs that do nations be
sent to the Upper Newpon Bay
Naturalists Mid friends, P.O. Box
10804, Newport Beach, Lo\ 926.58.
• PAUL CUHTON covers the
environment. business and polrtica.
He may be reached at (949)
764-4330 or by e-mail at
paul clmron a!/8f1mes.com
ghng there, the gmld c;ponsors
m uigling everywhere.
"We want them to mingle wi1h
local rei.ident.., who are part of
1he mechanb m, mingle with
other fi lmmaker:. and lndu.<.try
in.,ider<i," Goldberg sald.
She aho wants the vtS1ting
filmmake~ to ·get a flavor of the
local city."
"This is the Newpon Beach
hfesryle." Goldberg 'laid.
• LOlJTA HARPER writes coklmns
Mondays, Wednesdays and FTiday1
and covers culture and the arta. She
may be reached at (949) 574-4275 Of
bye-mail at
to/ifs.harper q)fat1rrnts com
The water districl. with the -,o-
called ll'Vllle l.>esa.her Project, as
working to remove cherrucals
from the groUJ1dwater basin un-
der the former El Toro Manne
CorJ>ll Air !>talion.
District official~ have also said
they hope to reduce the salinity in
drinkin g water and recycled wa
ter by construcllflg a pipeline to
reduce brine.
• PAUL CUNTON covers the
environment. business and polrt:ICS
He may be reached at 19491764-4330
or by e-mail at
psuf clmron <Plar1mes com
and get back to where we left
off."
Costa Mesa Fire Engineer Dan
Mudra said he can't walt for his
colleague to return.
·1 feel s<Jrry for him, yet I
thinlc it is an h onor to have him
be pan of us and have hlm go do
what he's got to do for the coun·
try," Mudra said.
If his work around the fire.
house is any Indication, Domi-
nic will be a valuable aMet to the
Army, his colleagues said. They '
said their farewells to Dominic
Thursday, but knew they would
see again him soon. • ·
Nlt'U go by quick," a ftreftghter •
told him whUe ihak.lng h1s band. •
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Friday, ~ 11. 2003 AS
Honoring the classroom all-stars (~~G) Newport Beach's top seniors are applauded
at annual event highlighting their work on
the campus and in the community.
Christin• C•rrlllo
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BP.AOI -Harvard
or Stanford, Princeton or Yale,'
the Massachusetts Institute of
Tucbnology or the U.S. Naval
Academy -these high school
aeniora have a ple,thora of college
paths to choose from.
Carrying grade point averages
reaching beyond a 4.0 and a slew
ot• communJty service and extra
. curricular activities, Newport
.
Beach's Academic AB-Stars re-
presented the aeam of the aca-
demic aop.
During the 42nd annual Schol-
arship Awaid.s Breakfast held
Thursday morntns. the Newport
Beach cormnunity recognized
the top 15 studentB lrom-New-
port Harbor and C.Orooa del Mar
high schools for their numerous
achievements.
"It's .a ~ qpportuoity to
t\onor these etudenta. who have
achieved so much in such a short
period of time." said. C.Ommo-
dore Norm Witt, of the Newport
Beach Own.ber of Commerce
C.Onunodorea Oub. "Vffre very
honored to have hosted this."
While the students showed ex-
citement about the challenges
that may arise as they take. the
next step in their lives, many of
them still have decisions to
make, such as where to go to col-
lege. .
Sharon Fry, principal at Co·
rona del Mar HJgb, and Michael
Vossen, principal at Newport
Harl>or Higtl. read off the names
of one Ivy League school after
another as they gave brief bios of
the award winners.
"We need evenbl like th.is to re·
mind w why ~re t;>ere and
what's important." Vossen said
"I can't help but be amazed at
all these students have accom-
plished," Fry saJd. "It makes me·
~t to go back and try it again
and see If I can fJt as much in 24
hours as they seem to do."
For the students, all the long
hours are spait.ed by personal
drive.
"The reality of the siplation is,
we're pa.ssio~e ab(>ut [what we
do)," said Kellie Brownell,-0ne of
the ·senior scholam ill Newport
Harl>or. "lf we're smart about It.
We'll be able to work it into OUI
"future."
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INS1DE
CITY HALL
Here are some decisions
coming out of Tuesday's
Newport Beach City C.Ouncil
meeting.
LANDMARK BUILDINGS
ORDINANCE
A final vote on an ordinance
to benefit four locaJ landmarks
smoothly passed final approval
on Tuesday -a quiet finish to
something that started out as a
controversial plan. The
ordinance will allow the Port
Theatre, the Udo Theater, the
Balboa Theater and the Balboa
P'avilion to add food service and
entertainment to their
businesses without applying for
new permits.
C.Orona del Mar Councilman
Dick Nichols, who had to recuse
himself from the vote because
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
C.Oastal C.Ommission
approves walkways
The California Coastal Com·
mission on Tuesday approved a
Newport Beach project that will
install four walkways for wheel-
chair-bound beachgoers.
The commission approved an
application from the Newport
Beach Public Works Depart-
ment to start the $66,000 proj-
ect.
The city will install walkways
of various lengths near the
Newport and Balboa piers.
Work OD the asphalt walk·
ways should begin in Septem·
ber and wrap up by dctober,
project manager Lloyd Dalton
said.
The commission also ap·
proved an application from
32nd St. Investors lLC to build
a mixed-use project. The devel·
opers want to build a three·
story project with 4,275 square
feet of commen::ial space and
three condominiums measur-
ing 8,005 square feet. The proj-
ect is at 424 32nd St.
Radetsky or no~ here
she comes to Barclay
A star of the big screen will
return to her Costa Mesa roots
this month to wow hometown
audiences with a performance
in •The Ballet Mootmarte in
C.Oncen.•
Saacba Badet&ky, a dancer in
C.Olumbia Picture's film "'Center
Stage,• will present a mixed
program of classic and contem-
NEXT MEETING
• WHEN: 7 p.m. April 22
• WHERE: City Council
Chambers at City Hall, 3300
Newport Blvd.
•IN~TlON:Agendasand
staff reports are avallabte on th.e
Internet several days before
each meeting at
www.city.newport-beach.ca.us.
For information, call (949)
644-3000.
he lives within 500 feet of the
theater, spoke as am~ of
the public to again state his
opposition to the ordinance.
WHAT TitEY SAID
•1t will affect the land values
and the livability in Corona del
Mar."
-Nichols
ALCOHOL SALES
Taking the first of what city
leaders have promised will be
porary ballet for Montrnarte on
April 27 at the Barclay Theatre
in Irvine. Radetsky taught a se-
ries of master classes at the
C.Osta Mesa studio last year and
returns this month to perform
instead of instruct.
Tickets are $18 and available
by registration at (949) 854-
4646.
Temple Bat Yahm hosts
talk on anti-Semitism
Temple Bat Yahm officials, in
conjunction with the Anti-
~amatlon League of Orange
County, will host a public fo·
rum on anti-Semitism tn May.
The temple's Social Action
Committee will host the discus-
sion, titJed MThreats: Interna-
tionally, Nationally and Lo-
cally."
The Anti-Defamation
League's senior associate dlrec·
tor, Kenneth Jackson, will
speak.. Jackson specializes in
global anti-Semitism and will
answer audience questions.
The program ls scheduled for
7p.m.May6.
The cost Is $10 per person,
and seats must be reserved by
May 2. The temple is at 1011
Camelbaclc St. tn Newport
Beach.
For reservations, call (949)
644-1999.
UCI hosts open house,
day of activities
"Celebrate UCI 2003," UC Ir·
vine's 25th annual open house,
gives the community, prospec-
tive student.a and their faDllllet
a chance to learn more about
the university throtigh a variety
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many moves to control excessive
drinking in West Newport, the
council approved a change to
the city's municipal code. The
change will forbid grocery and
package stores from setting up
alcohol sales in their parking
lots. In past years. stores have set
up tents in their parking lots to
sell liquor near the Fourth of July
and other holidays.
WHAT THEY SAID
"There's more to come.·
-Mayor Steve Brof!1berg
CLIFF DRIVE
PLAYGROUND
The council also approved a
$.17,694 contract to purchase
playground equlpment for Oiff
Drive Park. The money will pay
to replace the playground
equipment now at the site. some
of which is not in compliance
with the Americans With
of events and activities.
The event, held from JO am.
to 5 p.m. April 19. will feature
campus tours, Earth Day activ-
ities and the Wayzgoose Medi-
eval Faire. More than I 00 club
and organization booths, chil·
dren"s carnival rides and games,
a petting wo, pony rides, car
show and muraJ painting, will
also be offered.
For more information. call
(949) 824-5182 or visit
www. uci.edulcelebrate.
Disabilities Act. The council will
consider bids from companies
to install the equipment at a
later date.
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READERS RESPOND
A -council s.eat waits to be. filled·
AT ISSUE:.Who should be named to
complete the Costa Mesa City Council term
of outgoing Mayor Karen Robinson?
W e're puzzled as to why
Councilmen Alan
Mansoor, Gary
Monahan and Orris Steel didn't
vote to appoint fonner Mayor
Linda Dixon·to fill Karen
Robinson's City Council seat at
Monday's meeting.
Dixon was the runner up 111
the November election. Shl' put
out the effort to campaign.
which Mamoor, Monahan .i.ml
Steel all know is a very difficult
process. She came m only
sligbtJy behind Mani.oor 111 tlw
election; the voters preferred
Dixon over the two other
candidates. I lad there been
three seats open, Dixon would
be on the dais now.
many of which are on !he
We~tside. under much stricter
observation and standards.
• Being a longtime. hands-on
supporter of Costa Mesa seniors.
primarily via her extensive won..
at the Senior Center on West
19th Street, the heart of the
Westside.
How does this compare wtth
whomever the Mfmpro1;l'r•; tlre
considering?
For heaven's sake. l{uyc;, JUSl
because Councilwom;m I jbby
Cowan thinks it's a good idea
(according to the Dally Pilot
article) doesn't automatically
mean it isn't! Dixon will worlc
hard for Westside improvement,
she knows what she's doing, and
she lcnows how to worlc with
yo~.
I
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of appointment which will
involve selection from a pool of
interested candidates.
One can only hope that the
four remaining council
members will keep the city's best
interests in mind as they go
about their deliberations. If they
fail to appoint a replaament for
Robinson by the May 15
deadline, the state law requiring
an election will automatically
kick in. That will leave the city
with a four-person council until
December, which does not bode
well for our community.
Perhaps "improvers" .Mansoor
and Steel don't feel Dixon
represents enough of their views
on improving the Westside. We
wonder why. with her record o f:
•Voting against putting the
Oilldren's Hospital of Orange
County clinic at Rea School.
CHRIS & MARY FEWEL
Costa Mesa
Having lived in Costa Mesa
since 1966 and having voted in
every election since that time. it
saddens me to recognize that
only a handfuJ of past members
of the City Council remain in my
memory with some fine
exceptions. I'm sorry to say
mediocrity and cronyism are
qualities that stand out
unpleasantly from some past
councils.
FILE PHOTO/DAILY PILOT·
Former Costa Mesa Mayor Linda Dixon has been suggested to take Karen Robinson's council seat.
Having watched this council
perform OYer the pa.st few
months, it's easy to anticipate
many deadlocked votes on very
important issues. So. now we wait
and walch to see if our leaders
will take the high road and do
what is best for our city. Will lhey
exercise the wisdom we all hoped
for when they were elected and
select a pe~n with vision,
intellectual maturity and
experience for the council
vacancy. or will they attempt to
insen a political aony. campaign
manager or someone still' wet
behind the ears into the position?
Will they select a person who can
contribute to the dialogue on
important is.sues and build
consensus when necessary. -0r will
they choose a peniOn that will
simply be a voting echo?
• Proposing the new
regulations prohibiting parking
RVs on city streets, something
that has helped our
neighborhood tremendously.
• c:ampaigning on a strong
platforrn of Westside
improvement, including
infrastructure upgrades, and
creation of a neighborhood
shopping center at 19th and
Placentia with a major grocery
store.
•Voting to approve a study
regarding re7.oning the Westside
bluffs from industrial to
residential.
• Putting group care homes for
dru,g and alcohol treatme~t.
However, to this day, two
ex-mayors have impressed me
as persons who would do credit
to any public offices they might
occupy -Peter Buffa and
Sandra Genis. Both of them still
reveal their thoughts on public
matters and their good sense
still stands out from the crowd. I
don't know what the rules are
regarding their possible return to
the City Council, even if only for
a year and a half, but if such an
appointment is allowed, and if
either of them is willing to serve,
it would be one of the best
moves this present council could
make -if they, the members.
can live with obvious excellence
in their midst. that ls.
ARTSTANLOW
Costa Mesa
I believe you had two great
candida'es to fill Karen
Robinson's seat on the council:
Planning Commissioner Katrina
Foley and former Planning
Commissioner Walter
Davenport, two great known
.,
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I think either would fill the job
wonderfully. I hope City
Manager Allan Roeder is aware
of their talents and their c.oncem
for the city. Put them at the top
of the llst I am sure they would
be great for the seniors, aJso.
ANNE HOGAN-SHERESHVSKY
Costa Mesa
I believe the best method is to
choose the candidate who
received the next highest
number of votes after Karen
Robinson in the 2000 election.
UWAN GORBATY
Costa Mesa
• EDITOR'S NOTE: Former
Councilwomen Heather Somers
was the next highest vot&iJetter in
the 2000 election.
As I type this, I'm feeling
sleep-deprived because 1 stayed
up until after l am. Tuesday
watching the City Council
meeting. wailing for our leaders
to finally tack.le the issue of how
to replace departing Mayor
Karen Robinson.
The banle linet> were dearly
drawn when, on two successive
3-2 votes -boys against the
girls -the male majoriry on the
council first wisely reje<:ied
Libby Cowan's attempt to have
former mayor Unda Dixon
appointed, then chose a method
Adding to thecollec:tive
oornmunity angst ~ the ipCCter of
~Steel as mayor. although dty
policy does not necessarily
require him to be automatically
elevated to that position. In fact. it
is entirely possible that the most
reamt appointee to the council
could end up being a
comt>JOmise candidate for mayor.
Wouldn't that be fun?
GEOFF WEST
Costa Mesa
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The Easter message needs to be told louder than ever this y~ea~r ______ _ , w· hen .I was a .kid,. the most exciting time of the ye~ was Christmas time. Each year, I r$ing ol ·J~s Christ from t.tte dead ~ days after h1s trudfixion. Bas~ celebratee the
couldn't wait for <luistmas. Sure, I loved the gifts, but I couldn't 'wait to celebrate victoiy of Jesus <luist over death and evil. Easter is the ground of our hope-that sin and
• Jesus' birthday. . ' death·don't h.ave the firlal word,. but life and love in Christ iS Go<i's last word.
I never lilced having to get all dressed up for Ea.ster Oiarles Wesley wrote ,in his Bas~ hymn. Christ ·the l.md ls RiSen Tod!zy, "Love's redeeming
Sunday. My mom would always pick out the most flowered work· is done, Alleluia! Fought the fight, the battle won. Alleluia!"
and pastel dress she could find, and she usually found a hat God'slove in Ouist Jesus redeemed each and every one of us on that Easter morning.
to matdl the dress. And, I never understood why we And thank God for that! And Cui.st fought the battle of death for all of us. Praise the Lordi
celebrated Easter. War and hate cannot drown out the work of love in the resurrection. Olr world needs the
This year I get why we celebrate Easter. Ou world is in Easter message toJd louder than ever. The life and love of Jesus Christ needs to be heard
turmoil Images of death and war bombard our televisions again and again. So I say, "Come on Easter, hurry-up artd get here already!"
and newsstands. U you want to get away from all the news May Easter live in us each day and restore this world to faith, hope and love, the greatest
coverage of the war, you have to stick your head in the sand. of which is love.
Easter is on its way, but it seems that it's taking a long time -Reveiend Stephanie Toon, Youth Minister
to get here. Mesa Verde United Methodist Church is located at 1701 Baker St. in Costa Mesa. Call (714),
Easter is the day in the church when we celebrate the 979-8234.
St. Joachim Roman Catholic Church
Easter 2003
Do not be amaud! You ue!t Jesus of Nazareth, the crucifod.
He has bun raised: he iJ not h~. Marlt J 6:6
At. the beginning of Lent I called the people of St. JoadWn parish to a re~
intimacy with Jesw. Ow odcbrarion of taster ia thc rejoicing in profound lovt
ft shatt in Jcsw Christ. Words &ii to describe chc innu joy, peace ;and security
Crom this intimate love of Jesus.
Is Easter your defining moment? _______ _
B eloveds in Christ.
Easter. is our defining moment as
Christiam, and resumction defines
F.aster. When you think of Jesus'
resurrection, what oomes to mind?
to proclaim the reamess of the~ of
God. Jesus nOt only prodaimed it,. he
personified it Wherever he went, whatever
he said and did. for those who entered his
pre9l!O'E it was as if good had been
embodied. right made manifest and Jove
-~ _,.
... .. . .
More c:Nn ;any ocher cimc in ow history arc we in grai need of this profound
lovt of Jesus. ln a wond full of unc.cm.inty. violcna and feaI more people search
for tomcthing sceutt. We die cfuciples of Jesus, know dw auc security is found
in thc surrender of our tdf to thc lovt of Jesus. I cncou.rau odim co join us this
F.asttr. so Wt rhcy 100 an shatt in this profound lovt of Jaus in our midst.
A miracle? 1hat after being executed,
Jesus came to life in a reswrected body fully
~with supernatural powers?
its roller roaster ride through certuries in
an array of expressions within that
oommunity called The Church. This, too, is
a fair view of the resurrection of Jesus. an it
doesn't indude the very real historical
experiena!S of some truly rational people
who, through the realm and range of time,
have testified to having enoountered the
living J'l'l'9eflC2 of Jesus. A final fair position
I suspect some of us take is that as Jesus
was raised from the dead. so we too will
live forever. Well, even if Jesus' rising did
mean the same for us, "living forever''
doesn't strike me as so pleasant a
possibility. This life. as it is, "world without
end" as old prayer books out it, is not
somed rit ig I want to enjoy forever.
lmmortality is a wonderful prosped
precisely because it embraces a life and a
world where all is well, where good
triumphs, where right reigns. where lcve is
victorious. Here, all is never well!
Respon9es to calls for rompassion, mercy,
kindness, peare, justire and love are too
often, ''No!"
en6eshed. Th!n, Jesus was killed. Wrong · · ·
The following deduk is 10 assist you tn making plans co odcbmc our joy in die
lovt of }csus.
April 12 8c 13: Pa.Im Sanday April 17: HolyTbunday
5:30 PM Vigil (Sarurd.ay) 8:30 AM Morning Prayer in English
6:30 AM, I 0:00 AM. 5:00 PM Mass (No Mass)
(NO 9:30 & I I :00 AM Mass) 7:30 PM Mass of the Lonf1 Supper
April 1'6: Cluism Mus (Bilingual)
6:00 PM u St. Columb;an Church Adoration of the Blessed Saa;uncm u the
in Garden Gro~ Alw of Repose until I 2:00 Midnigf11
April lS April 18: ~Friday
8:3o AM Mass (English) 8:30 AM M~rrung Pra~~ (No Mass)
9. Jo AM Confessions I :00 PM Passion, V?'craaon of Crou
6·00 PM Mass (Span' h) ;and Holy Commuruon (No Mass)
• 15• April 19: Holy Suurclay 6:30-9:00 PM Confessions 8:30 AM Momi g Prayer (Bilingual)
April 16 8:00 PM Eastu ~tgil Mass with Bapli.snu
8:30 AM Mass (English) (B~· )
9· I 0 AM Confessions • 20: F.aatcr Sanday
6:00 PM Mass (Spanish) 6: , 9:30, and I I :00 AM Massa
6:30-9:00 PM Confessions (NO 5:00 PM Mass)
No S<hedJJLd confmions on Thurs"4y. Frit.'4y 0-Saturrlay of Holy ~tk
' 1 L Our Lady of Mount Carmel
I ~ Li ,,_ Roman Cathaic Church
4 J -1441 West Balboa Boulevard
'---'L-..-..1 Newport BNch
(At 15th Street and Balboa Boulevard on the Balboa PenlnaJla)
For lnformlltlon cell (NI) 173-S775
1his is a ~ rational point of view. a.it at
that time and place. acmunts of
"aw~ from death" were neither
unknown nor uncommon. So the
proclamation of Jesus rising from the dead
would not have been new news.
D> you. as many I know, think that
~ prodaims a fiction? Self-delusion and
oorporate deception could have carried the
first disciples only so far I think; anly
resurrection explaim for me their
subsequent self-denying, death-defying
missionary z.ea1 and sucx:ess and our
J'resena? here, now.
For~~~areal,
historical story with mythic elements: that
Jesus, metaphorically speaking, was raised
up in a oontinuing life in the body of his
followers, a following that has had life on
As I experienre the gospel story, the
purpose of Jesus' mission and ministry was
seemed to have woo. This world shouted
''No" to God.
Will we dare to oonfront and alnfess the •
truth about the aXltinuing brolc.ennefl6 of
our lives and of this world where 1itde 1'
ever wen and all is never well? Will we
dare to hope that for every human "No"
there is a divine "Yes?" Cllre we hope that
this divine "Yes!," God's first word
breathed into being • life at the dawn ol
creation, will be God's last won:l at the dose
ol this b • · into hoino the fullness age nngmg "'""'"'Cl ,
of life everlasting. ~ we so dare. ~
is our defining moment
~ The Very Reverend Canon Peter D.
Haynes. Rector
Saint MidJad & All Angels EpisaJpJI
Churchis loazttd at 3233 Pacifrc v~ Drivt in
Corona dtl Mar. Qll (949) 644--0463 or visit
www.stmiklsdalmor ~·
Holy Week &hedule 2003
r=~~==ildate8.)0-12:30) The Passion ol Olrist: Music and Images of Holy Week
(Choir concert) 8:00 p.m.•
Thunday, April 17, Holy Thunday
Momlns Prayer • 8:30 a..m. in the Olun:h Ewnlns Mus of the Lord's Suppef • 7:30 p.m •
Adoration until ¥1dnight In the Hall
Friday, April 18, Good Fricby
No 8:l0 a.m. Mass GOOD FRIDAY AND
EASTER LITURGIES
12:00 noon• • Guided Meditations
1 :00 p.m. • • Silent Medl"1!on
1 :30 p.m. • Celebration of the Lonfs Passion
... . ' ..
GOOD FRIDAY -APRIL 18
Solemn Liturgy of the Lord's Passion: 1 :00 PM
Sofemn Liturgy of the Lord's Paaak>n: 7.30 PM
EASTER VIGIL -APRIL 11
Easter Vigil Maas: 7:30 PM
EASTER SUNDAY -APRIL 20
Masses: 8:00 AM
10:00 AM
12:00 Noon
5:00 PM
:Happy 'Easter
from your friends at Our lady of Mount Carmel
Verde
odlst Church
, Senior Minister
, Youth Minister
8:30 and 10:00 AM
Apd 13. 10:15 -,. Sanday
FUllD'fns Llafldlow Kids
Aid 18 • NoOa
Good FlldaJ Qmn_.. Senlce
Apll 20. 1Ch15
EASTEl QlEIRATION
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
OF SAINf MICHAEL lk
ALL ANGEi.ES
HOLY ... K aooa KlllD\!U
Palm Sunday, Aprll 13 •Holy Eucharist at 8 am and 10 am
Holy TIJesday, Aprll 15 • Tenebtee at 7:30 pm
Matundy Thurtday, April 11 • Choral Euchartst at 7:30 pm
All Night Watch at the Altar of Repolt 9 pm to 9 am ·
Good Friday Aprll 18 • Ecumenat Worehip at St. M8lk
Preabyterian at Noon • Stationt of the Cro88 at 7 pm •
Good Friday Uturgy wffh Muskl at 7=30 pm
Holy Satumay, Aprl/ 19 • Thi Great Vigil of Eater ~
at 7;30 pm whh the Ughting of the Pachal candle
Easter Sunday, Aprll 20 • Fettlvat Choral EuC:Nlrilt wtlh
Choft Btaa and Organ at 8 am and 1 o am • Eatet Egg
F..av.tat 11:15•
NURSERY CARE AT AU SEllVICES
LiturJY of the Word..i. Veneration of the Crou. Communion Service 7:30 p.m. ·Stations of the l.IOU
Saturday, April 19, Holy Saturday
No 8:30 a.m. Mass No 5:00 p.m. M.w
8:00 p.m. • • Easier Vigil
Music kw ChOlr, Orpn1 Brus, Timpani
11 :00 p.m. • Reoeptlon fior newly baptized and newly received memben • Hall
Sunday, April :ro, falter Day
7:00 a.m. Mus In Chun:h -UnlOf
8:30 a.m. • Mat In Chu!Ch -eoi-1tempo1---r11y Choir
Masi In Hall -Ulltior and Trumpet
10:00 a.m.• Mus in Churdl -~ltCholr and Brus
Mus In Hall -ComemoorarY Choir 11 :JO a.m.• Mus In Chu!Ch -CaM0r and Trumpet
NO EVENING MASS EASTEI DAY
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NEWPORT
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All are welcome.
Come celebrate the mirode.
Good Friday
Evening Service
. 7:00pm
Easter Services
8:00am arid at 10:00am
1601 Marguerite Ave.
Corona del Mar, California 92625
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Rev. CGltoleen , Paator
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AOVERTISEt.ENT
Broadway and opera stars join Actors
Co-op production in Costa Mesa
Richard Kinsey Susan Montgomery Jonathon Mock
M aundyThursday, April 17, the
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant will again present "A
Service of Gathering L\irkness."
The story of Jesus' betrayaJ and passion
will be told through drama and an
opera-like cantata entitJed ''On the Passion
of Christ'' by British composer L\ivid H .
Williams.
The leading role of Jesus will be sung by
bass-baritone Richard Kinsey, who rose to
fame through his portrayal of Inspector
Avert in the Broad~ay and national touring
comparues of "'Les Miserable."
Kinsey wilJ be joined by his wife, soprano
narrator, Susan Montgomery. Montgomery
has soloed with the London, Beijing and
American symphonies in addition to
performing at Gimegie Hall and the
Dorothy 0.andler PavillioA.
Kinsey and Montgomery have soloed in
more than 40 perfonnances of The Glory of
Christmas and the Glory of Easter at the
Crystal Githedral.
The role of tenor narrator will be sung by
lyric tenor, Jonathan Mack -now in his 17th
season with the Los Angeles Opera and with
more than 50 mov1t• rolt•s to hii. credit. He is
also on the voice faculty .:it the University of
Southern California, Olapman College and
California State Univer4'ity at Long Beach.
The three solo arti.,ts will be joined by the
Covenant O.oir am.I a chamber orchestra of
the DeCapo Strings with Steve Velez, artistic
director.
· To further interu.ify the telling of the
gripping events of I loly Week, dramatic
presentations will be glVen by members of
Actors Co-Op, winner of five L.A. Drama
Critic Circle Award'> Actors Co-Op is the
first O.n!>tian-ba'>Cd professional theater
company m the Unitl•<.l States that operate.,
under a contract with ActoN F..quity.
Two performance<; uf th1c; unique service
will be offered with the f1r~t onl' .:it 6:30 p.m.
and the second perform,rnce at 8 p.m. The
service will be led by P,1..,tor ·r.m
McClendon with mu!>ic direction by
Antoinette Broses. ChildlMl' will be
available. Admi!>sion is free, but frl-e-w1ll
offerings will be acccptL•d •
Tiu> Pre5byta1a11 Cl11uclr of the Coi•e11a11t is
lornted at 2850 Fntn•tt'U' RIXILI ;,, cn,fn M1•<;a.
Call (714) 557 3340
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Fndly, .. 11, 2003 Al
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Presbyterian
Church of the Covenant
Invites you to join us in our
HQIY We8k Celebration
St.nday, April 13, 2003
·10:00 a.m.
Palm Sunday Worship Service
Thursday, April 17, 2003
6:30 & 8:00 p.m.
Maundy Thursday
Service of Gathering Darkness
Friday,Apnl18,2003
6:30 p.m.
Agape Supper and Communion
Sooday, April 20,, 2003
8:30 & 10:30 a.m.
Easter Sunday Worship Service
2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa
714 557-3340
Pastor Tim McCalmont
Music Director Antoinette Brosius
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new.life
easter 2003 at mariners church
saturday, aprll 19
at4&6pm
sunday,april20
at 8:30, 1 O & 11 :30am
QUOTE OF THE DAY
"They're coming Into it saying,
'Who can beat us?' 1/tve just
keep doing what we've been
doing, we'll win it."
Slllwe CrwhM, Estancia boys 1raCk coaCh
AlO Friday, ~ 11. 2003
·COLLEGE
BASEBALL
UCI aims to.
·clean up ori
'Dirtbags'
Anteaters prepared for
opportunity to make their
mark in the Big West with
three-game series against
Long Beach State.
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
ANTEATER. BALL-
PARK -A year ago, UC
Irvine, which had not
fielded a baseball team
since 1992, came ID a crossroads when
the Anteaters faced Long Beach State in
a three-game Big West baseball series.
UCJ swept the 49ers, ranked No. 15 at
the time, at Blair Field and that seem-
ingly opened the door for the Anteaters
and incroduced the new team as the up-
and-comer In the Big West.
This season, UCJ has the opportunity
to make itself the commodity it believes
it can be when the ·oirtbags~ come to
Anteater Ballpark for a three-game se-
ries that starts tonight at 7. Long Beach
State is ranked No. IO by Baseball
America. while the unranlced Anteaters
have won three in a row, including two
victories that gave them the series over
UC Santa Barbara last week.
EYEOPENER
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"They are up for this series,". UCI
Coach John Savage said of his team's at-
titude toward this weekend. "We were
up for the series last weekend. Getting
two games on the road last week really
helped us. We're believing in ourselves.
We're playing good sound baseball.
We're getting back to the basics and
malcing it happen. That's what the pro-
gram has been based on since we
started:
DON LEACM I DAILY Pll.6T
Keith Long (7) is greeted by teammates at the plate after his three-run home run gave ttle Sea Kings a 6-5 lead over visiting University in Thursday's 11 ~win:
Oearly one oft.he reasons UCJ (14-20,
2-1 in the Big West) has improved re-
cently is senior Jon Horwitz. He col-
lected five hi~ and five runs against
UCSB. The center fielder hit .385 in the
three-game series against the Gauchos,
then went 4 for 4. including a double
and two RBis and two runs, to lead the
Anteater.; to a 5-1 nonconference home
truimph over Pepperdine Tuesday.
Sea Kings alone in first .~
"I le looks like the Horwitz of old from
last year." said Savage of the standout
who led ucr with a .388 baning average
last year. "I le's more relaxed now and
the pressure is off him a little bit He
was trying to do too much earlier when
we were going through injuries."
UCI is without sophomores Matt An-
derson and Jaime Manjnez, both out in-
defin11ely with stress fractures in the
lower back. However. the Anteaters have
been ablt• 10 adapt and are, perhaps,
playmg their best baseball of the sea-
son.
Long Beach State is commonly re-
ferred to ru. one of the benchmarks in
Big West baseball by Savage. And, this
season the ·oirtbags" are 21 -11. 2-J in
the Big West and feature what Savage
calls one of the best pitching tandems
in the nation.
Abe Alvare7,. a left-handed pitcher
with a 2.06 ERA and 6-0 record, will take
the mound for Long Beach State to-
night On Saturday, the Anteaters will
have to deaJ with Jered Weaver, a 6-
foot-6 "iOphomore right-hander. who
See UCI, Paae A14
CdM powers past Uni
with four homers to
extend recent upswing.
Barry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
CORONA DEL MAR -Less than two
weeks after hitting bottom, the Corona
del Mar High baseball program finds
itself aJone at the top.
The Sea Kings surrendered four runs
in the first inning. but overwhelmed
Pacific Coast League visitor University
with four home runs Friday, en route
to an 11-6 victory. The win, CdM's
fourth straight in league, propelled
Coach John Errune's squad (8-4, 5·2 in
the PCL) into sole possession of first
place, one game ahead of UnL The
one-game lead. however, ls bolstered
by the fact that the Sea Kings have won
2 of 3 from the Trojans, giving them
the advantage should a head-to-head
tiebreaker be required.
Junior third baseman Josh Bradbury.
who one-hit the lrojans for six innings
in Tuesday's 11-0 CdM victory. joined
senior shortstop Keith Long as the of-
fensive leaders Thursday.
Bradbury hit a solo home run to left
field in the first innlng and belted a
two-run dinger to rlght--center to add
some insurance in the sixth.
Bradbury now bas four ho-
mers, tying junior Nick PaJ-
ch.ikofJ for the team lead.
ble by Nick Jerakos and sin-
gles by Dan Warner and Ja·
son Rice.
Two wUd pitches and a
balk helped the visitors
hand CdM its first deficit
since a 12-4 league road Joss
to Calvary Olapel Man:h 28.
Long launched a three-
run homer to left field in the
fourth to give the Sea Kings
their first lead, 6-5. He fin-
ished 3 for 3 with a walk.
four RBis and two runs.
Sophomore Wess Presson
added a two-run shot. the
first of his two-year varsity
University 6
CdM 11
It was after the CalvaJy
Olapel setback. a perform-
ance Emme termed a com-
plete embarrassment. that
career, in the fifth to help fortify the
hosts' 12-hit attack.
The four-horner game. which upped
the CdM season total to 12, relindJed
memories of the "Back Bay Bombers"
of 1998-99. who amassed n home
nms in those two seasons.
"I love it when I get to undercoach,"
Emme said. ·There's nothing I like
more than just being able to watching
our guys swing. Lt was a lot of fun to-
day."
University Coach Ouis Conlin was
also impressed by the Sea Kings' mus-
cle at the plate.
•They're really pbysJcaJ,• Conlin
said. ·vou don't really want to pitch to
the first five guys in theft lineup:
It was University, however, that had
the most big hits early, drlvlng in three
of its four first-inning runs with a dou-
I '
the CdM players decided
they would tum things around with
improved work ethic In practice.
·we wanted to prepare better and
not come Into games so laclcadai.sical. •
Bradbury said.
·1 tied to just let the team figure out
what the problem was and they said
they wanted to change things,· Emme
said.
The Sea Kings responded wlth e<>n -
secutive victories over Northwood
(3-2) and lesoro (7-4), before taking
two this week from a Uni team that
knocked them off. 6-5, In the March 21
league opene.C at CdM.
CdM mtght have erased the early
Unl lead Thursday in the first two ln-
nl.np. lf not Cor two of lta three base-
runnlng blunders on the day. The first
~when a runner wu picked off
first by the Uni catcher, just prtor to
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRL:S TRACK AND FIELD
•
Bradbury's solo blast. f I
After three walb and a hit bank
pushed aaoss a C.dM run In the *~
ond. a Sea King runner was doubled
off second on a Une drive to right fie.la{
On the same play. the Sea King at ~'
base failed to tag up, tbougb he f:Vf:f'/!
tuaUy scored on Long's RBI single.
Unl Increased its lead to 5-3 in thi!·
founh inning, when Rucky MclClnley 1
drove a solo homer owr the center-
field fence. The Trojans added two sin~'
gles In the inning. but CdM telle'Yef '
Nick Rhodes avoided further dam.age;'
capping a three-inning stint in whidt'.
he retired nine of the 13 he faced. "
Rhodes WU rewarded with his sec--~
ond victory in u many dedsfo115 when
the Sea '1oP scored three in the fifth:'''
Wess Presson reached on an ~
throwing error to start the rally and Jer-
dt Thaytt singled with one out to .et'
the stage for Long'• heroic round-~
per. his first of the spring. "
After CdM tenior relieve' 'lbdd-
Mac:klin retired the s:Jde In order ln the
fifth. Pmaon cashed In 8arTett
Sprowt's leadoft' single wlth a two-out.
two-run dout to left-<:enter.
Macklin then wotbd out of a jam 1n
the sixth. al.lowtng just one run. uad
WOtbd a perfect eeventh for bia tint
°'II llf
l· .11
,,!nfN
"'F''•I
1 '1111.
, 'ull
Wind o~. n9t, Sailors brush off; Laguna Hill ....... ·L .. &'91 .. n
Newport Harbor boys and to contend wlth the wind blowing forthe Untvmltyof~naueuon. event. Elda Harnandez teamed wfth · l d · S Vi aaosa the 8eld. •Before, she wu more of a lp!inter ~ppen. Hall~~ gir S onunate ea tew l I "You're really running against the doing the 20(), JO() and (l,600) relay. But. Junior Jll,Kantjp i Whidield ," 00J1tfnued League meet. wind during that final turn." &aid New-this year. ahe has done ctte 900 U1d 400 Mi' dc>mJnanc:e or the ahot put and d.il-
port'a Stephanie Lambralds, pointing and run more ncea thin She\ Wied to. cus. Winning both wlth th.rowl of 31-
Bryce Aldwton
Dally Pilot
tawatd the blck stretch of the tract that She has gotten In better IMpe." feet· lO·lnchel and 118· 7, respectively.
points north. Senior Alec Urtus~ repined Newport'• Jon Szealei won the abot
NoteventheWindc:oulddeterwmal bis form Thwiday, winulna the 800 put (~10) and ditcut {131-0), while
c.osTA MESA -A Newport runners from croealng the fin-(2:03.9) and 1,600 (4:•t.SJ whDe allo Nick Miiler a'OtlL'd ft11t ln the 3~
brisk wind eogulled the Jshlineflnt. partidpoting in the li600 reily llonc· (J0'.27.3).
track at Orange Coast Courtney Marshall tripled, wlnnlnt aide Johnny Marino. Ryll\ Rippon and Laguna ttm. took every Olh« event ln
CoU Thuraday, providing a lift for tbet cbe 800 meters {2:25.8), 1;600 (5:26.1) Nick St_ Andre. wlnnlng the boy11neet, 90 48.
· Ha.d>or HWl Pit and boys Md 3,200 (12:03.l) wblJe een.lor Arny Unuauastegu! baided .... IMt Rhett la.rtefteld took eecond In the
net ifud fttld tmns on tl\et.t ~ ~doubledlnthe200{26}and week. but 1till won ,... .... Ion& J'lmp (lS.:8), l{1ple JWl\P C37·l~
toward the SM View I~ f1naJt and 400 (58.5). BurUnatwn tet a penon.J meetaaainlt trvtne-•Lld.,.., •nohlllt~U7.J).MWerfn cbe
.utwquent CJF. mmpedtJon& lo tbe 400 and hU blieri rlldng bet· the 'D'lbuco mn.· mvlliili_ tb!MUI : 1.eoo <•:Aa.8), Nott In dW t"8h
<:oa t ad.rl\lni.tntort wete kaitid a=• ...._ tlnce ihe bepn S.Nrday. ,._ ._., and Sbheti tn die lhot
c.-nou lO let ho t NewpOrt Harbor and more on wefahtUtttna '"My t.ima att p~ WUIL" Urw· pUt (tl-10) Ill 1eeond for New·
Vilitbf lAgUN IU UN the aynlhedc ttre~ tnaJnlng. eaMI Newport 1ht1 ~egul Mid. ~ (2-4, N).
t~ P. Jl)uttday'a leapt dual meet.. cOKh Erie '1Wett. The s.oot girts (So ~ .....,, 11* ~
~ lrdOa th6 dirt t.nlclc at Harbor, BurUnghua ._. ~ ftioic • ..., who riotched an ~ ~! ~ wld*' bGll
~ runnlng °" • trlCk th¥ d·Jeecue for the lhlnl COGllCUtMI ~ l1nc in .. 1.eoo .. ~ ..... a::~a~~= ~~ qukker dines; athlNa tMJl rot the gtda ~ Ceun Ind wtll .., Lip\& Hiii diddt aocl ... ....
•
SPORTS
SEA KINGS
..ve. He set down nine of the 12 be 6tced, in·
eluding duee atl1keouts.
"Our relievers did a good job today,"
Emme said.
-niree runs in the si.xth took some of the
ttlMloo out of Unl's laat at-bat. After Long
JI« offwlth a walk and Bndbury followed
with a homer, Tyler Lent• ieached on a
tbrowtng error. Sprowl (2 for s after dou-
three times against the Trojans
esday) and PaJcbikoff loaded the baaea
th alnglee. the latter a perfectly place
unt.
kiln drove in the ~bird run of the.in· i with a ft.eider's choice grounder.
catcher Danny Marin-Pinn, who
r,. ln a run with a walk, also singled
and blocke.d balls In the dirt ail day
Ip lte~p Uni baserunners .from. ad·
wr•''"
:.mun... aho made two fine defensive
and Thayer, a junior second base-
who was 1 for 3 at the plate, made
efensive play of the day, diving to p a backhanded stab of a liner for the
'tr out ln the seventh.
r 'Ole Sea l<Jngs wlJI try to extend their
f.
ir)lling streak Saturday at 11 a.m., when
8J host Back Bay rival Newport Harbor
fhe first roud of the Pride of the Coast
o Ament.
1: P1ldlc c.... LNcill
CdM 11, UnMnlty I
Sccw9 br lnrmp
400 l01 0 1192
120 m "11 120
• R&c*Jlfl'e (6) 1nd Huffaker; Coni.nt, N.
(2). Maddin (61 and Marin-Ann. W -N.
• 2..0. L-W.rner. Sv-Meddin(1). 28 -
(U). HR -Bradbury (CdMI 2, long (CdM ),
Mcltlnlttv (U), Presson ICdMI.
DONLEACH/DM.YPI OT
Corona del Mar's Wess Presson smacks a two-run home run m the fifth Thursday at CdM.
COLLEGES
•
1
:~ions' future in Degroot's hands
I F or the past four years, hJm if he prep players in the state. It's not for certain lf the I Jim Degroot was was "He was a great leader.· Lions will have that inside
working basketball interested. Wtlson said of DegJoot as a game next season, since
camps. never really He said this basketball player. "He was by Degroot has not been able 10
tJKnking he would ever be a was a lime far the best competitor I ever recruit as much as he would
~coach. In Frenchtown, in his life coached. He was a 6-foor-5 have liked to. However,
ch is just outside of he could point guard and he just knew Vanguard believes it has found
uJa in Montana. Degroot get back how to make everyone around the man to tum things around
!contributed to building a into him bener. • for the men's baskeLball
church and also found his coaching Wilson and the Lions are program.
mg in speaking to teens and he now hoping Degroot can do • In Vanguard baseball,
ut abstinence from sex STEVE ended up the same at Vanguard. bu1 this Coach Kevin Kasper's Lions
until marriage. VIRGEN being the time he has to do it with a have an opportunity to get
'For four years, Degroo1 person we clipboard and pen. However, it over .500 in the Golden Slate
became one with his family selected" seems Degroot 1s a bit behind Athletic Conference. The Lions
and grew stronger in his Degroot has quite !be schedule. He won't really start improved to 10-10 after
beliefs. challenge ahead of him in tlus working until be comes to sweeping a doubleheader over
Meanwhile at Vanguard his first head coaching stint. Vanguard. Wednesday, and Westmont Wednesday.
University, tbe men's basketbaU The Lions finished 7-24 this even then Degroot wiU be Vanguard will host Azusa
team went through the past season. But the new traveling back and forth from Pacific in a doubleheader that
Cameron Dollar experiment in coach is convinced that he can Montana to Costa Mesa until starts at noon. APU Is fourth
regard to the head coach after improve Vanguard because he lhe summer. in !be GSAC at 13-10, while
Bill Reynolds finished his time has Wilson to help him. "I would like to be there Vanguard is In sixth.
~th the Lions. Then for the Degroot and Wilson share a right now,· Degroot said. The Lions fea~ senior Joe
past four years, Stephen friendship that started when "W.e've been doing some work Carnahan, who leads
Jll;ench was the man in charge. Degroot played for Wtlson at and some recruiting work over Vanguard with a .389 batting
AfJd, in lhe past two seasons. Phillips University in the phone. I'm feeling all right average, which ranks fourth in
~team was marred by two Oklahoma. Degroot, who is about it. I believe we have a the GSAC. Pitcher Man
pJtlyers quitting and then this originally from Costa Mesa. good core of guys coming Caston. a junior right-hander.
season, lhe Uons took on a aJso played for Wt.lson at back. I th.ink there will be has a team-leading I 9 1 ERA.
lq~g mentality that led to Hawaii-Hilo. improvement. I feel that we're wtuch is second in the GSAC
F~nch's firing in mid.season. "The No. l reason I came 10 a linJe late, but that's OK. Caston is 5-1 on the ~ea~n.
,Ln the past. lhe timing didn't coach at Vanguard is Bob Overall, I'm feeling good.~ while KaJeo Lope1~ a junior
st;em right for Degroot to Walson,· Degroot said. "He's Degroot said he wants to left-hander, has a team·hesl
~me Reynolds' successor, been a loyal guy to me. He establish an inside game 6·1 pitching re<.:ord.
byt now, apparently the helped me get through school. eventually for the Lions. • In Vanguard soft hall.
tpg seems lo be perfect for He's been a big influence for "You win championships Coach Beth Renlcoskf!> Lions
Degroot to take over the Lions' me. lf it was any other place I from the inside,· said Degroot. (22· l 8· J, 9· 12 in the GSACl
roen's basketball program. would not coach." who la.st coached at the will try to break out of its
,1"1 aJways thought fun would Degroot. who is a single collegi&te level as an assistant four-pme losing streak when
be a good fit." Vanguard father of two children, grew up at Hawaii-Hilo before his four they play at Point Loma
Athletic Director Bob Wilson in Costa Mesa and he said he's years of ministry· type work in Nazarene Saturday in a
Siiid. "The job has been opeg been wanting to come bade to Montana. "You can win some doubleheader lhat starts at
ty4ce and both times Jim Orange County. He moved to games with lhe three-point noon. Undsey Dyer leads the
wp.sn't able to pursue it. 1 Colorado while in blgh school shot but you have to gel ii Lions with a .419 batting
called him this rime and asked and became one or the best inside." average .
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I JI l ·' HONORS
I ~8 'Eaters earn All-Academic Big West
I FJ~teen UC Irvine student· UO'a bonoreet axe women's Sara Showalter. Jackie Snyder, more than S04J(. of their team's
atfiletes earned Academic All-Big basketbaU pJayera Lisa Paullcner Ali.son Vass. Jayme Yahl, Abby contests during the eeuon. To
West Conference honors for the and Wendy Gabbe and men's Z.ern, JCevin Olson and John Win· be considered, student-athletes
winter aportl of men'• and buketbal1 players Jeff' Gloger and gender and dim's Jennifer :.tar· must also reach sophom°"'
women's beske<ball and men's Sta.nlslav Zuzak. cue and Hermina Nedeleac:u. standlng.
and women\ 1Wimmfn8 and dJv. Also swimmers Kristen Buba· Each honoree maintained a The Anteaters were among 84
Ing. the 8lg West Q)nference Of. glar. Kim Do, Molly Donelan. Jes-3.2 cumulative IJlde-polnt awt· Big West bonoreea who puUd-
fke announced Thursday. ak:a OrUe. Stephanie Moore. age or better and pArticipated 1n pated 1n winter lpOl't&
Fndly, AfJr~ 11, 2003 Al I
BASEBALL
OCC 's Allen goes
the distance in 7 -5
win over Cypress
Pirates survive slow
start and punch out
OEC victory.
COSTA MF.SA -Sophomore
left-hander Kyle Allen pitched
his second stralgtu complete
game, allowing four earned runs
and striking out seven. to lead
host Orange Coast to a 7-5
Orange Emptre Conference
baseball Victory over lypre~
Thursday.
Allen, who se1 a M:hool record
with 18 strikeouu. a week ago in
a 4-1 win over ruverside, got into
trouble in the first inning. He hrt
the first baner. then aJJowed a
single to nght. Paul Smyth fol-
lowed wilh a three-run homer tCJ
center for a 3·0 Cypress lead.
The Bucs answered with two
in lhe first after leadofT man Ty·
ler Shaffer walked, Kyle Stanley
followed with lhe first of three
singles. lhen both advanced on a
wild pilch. A pa.si.ed ball plated
Shaffer and a Ryan Mathes
groundout scored another.
The Pirates scored twice in the
seventh without benefit or a hit.
lOree wallcs, a hit batter and a
sacrifice Oy got Allen (5·3) a two·
run cushwn he would not let go
to waste.
Stanley, who made several key
defensive plays at first base, fin.
tShed 3 ror 5 with a run scored
and one RBI Micah Hazen and
Cll.nb Bu.llock each had two hits,
scored once and had an RBJ. Ben
I ianna walked three times and
scored twice.
C..<>ru.1 ( 15 15· I. 7· 11 in lhe
OH.) ,., al Cyprel>5 Saturday to
wrap up the three-game season
'>C rr l"' a I II()() II
OCC7.~ 5COf'9 br .
Cypress 110 ooo .,, ~ ~ occ 110 100 2 1• 1 10
Keadle. Gr~nowatt (7) Rourlte (71
Windle (81 and Gdrc1a. Allen and
H1c:ks W Allan. !> 3 L -Keadle 28 -
Fry (CypJ, Rodriguez (CypJ HA -
Smyth (Cypl
Sailors win in the eighth
NEWPORT BEACH -New-
port Harbor High's Sailors g01 a
complete game effort from
pitcher Ryan Torrey and a run·
scoring double in the eighth in·
oing to send Aliso Niguel away in
Sea View League baseball Thurs-
day, 2·1.
The victory improves !be Sail-
ors lo 4· 10, 2·5 with lhe Pride of
the Coast Tournament on tap
Saturday morning al Corona del
Mar High. st;Jrti.ng at 11 a.m.
Coach Joel Desguin was obvi·
ously pleased with the finish on
Thursday as the Sailors came up
with seven hits, including dou
bles by Turrey and Joe Cantarella.
"We kept it dose and today we
got the hits when we needed
them," said Desguin. ·And. we
executed when we needed it·
1be pdmary execution came m
the lOp o( the &eYenth inning
when wtth runners on first and
third and t'NO outs. an Aliso Niguel
batter droYe a long Oy to left. only
lO linc.J (.dl\larell<1 corrung up with
a ~teUar uutu1g·t:ndmg catch to
hold the Wolwnnes off.
Harbor i.cored in I.he fifth to tie
the game a I· I when Cantarella
doubl~cl. moved tu llurd when
Matt Frickson go1 aboard on an
error. dnd -.cored on a fielder's
choice.
Ryan I leenan go1 I.he winning
ralJy started in lhe eighth with a
one ou1 single and moved to
..econd on a ba.!.e hit by Karo
Maltse111an lnen Torrey ended 11
wilh ht!. double ofT I.he left field
wall on an 0-2 count.
Torrey '>truck oul four, walked
four aJ1cl a.llow<:cl one walk.
SN Yi-LM&\19
Newport 2. Aliso Mguef 1
Scot-. by inns-
AltlO OlO 000 al> • 1 4 2
Newport 000 010 01 1 1 "
Bohana and Ross Torrey and
Sanchez W -Torrey l-Sohana 28-
C.ntarella INH) Ton'ey (NH), Bntdley
(AN), Bowmen IANI
SOFTBALL
Tesoro slips p ast CdM
CORONA DF-.L MAR -Tesoro
High's Nicole Aaronson threw a
live-hiner and had erroriess de·
fense to back her up as host Co-
rona del Mar was dealt a 7..0 Pa·
cific Coast League softball defeat
Thursday.
Heather Lohrman went 2 for 3
for the Sea Kings, but at no time
was CdM a.bJe to get a runner as
far as third base as Tesoro struck
for all it would need with a run in
the fowth Inning. then eased
way with a .-..uc run seventh.
The los.<. drop~ Corona det Mar
to I· I m the PCL wilh play re·
swrung Apnl 22 at Unrversity. Te·
soro improved to 2·0.
P9dllc Co.-1..Mpe
Teecwo 7. CdM 0
SCOf'9tr,lnMtp TelOro 000 100 I> • 1 11 o CdM 000 000 o -O ~ a
AMonlon end Cardella, Chantel (7),
Zoelle and Tyson W Altron9on L -
Zoelle
Sailors fall in 11 innings
IRVINE -Newpon Harbor
HJgh's softball team is 1-l in
league. 8-t overall. and but for
four on&-run losses, the Sailors
could be to the sphen of 12-0.
Irvine Hlgb's Vaqueros were
lhe latest to frustrate lhe Sailors
with the one-run hex as they
pushed across a run in the bot·
tom of the 11th inning to end a
three-hour Sea View League
game at Heritage Park.
JChn Moen WU the ba.rdluck
loler, dowtng four bits md strik·
tog ot.d 11 OYel' the 11 ·inning
duel.
Amanda Campbell was 2 for 5
al the plate and the Sailors got to
Irvine pitching for seve11 bits, but
they stranded I 0 basenmners.
Irvine improves to 4-10, l ·l.
The Sailors return to Sea View
play April Z2 when they host La·
guna Hills.
... vwu..-
IMM 1, Nawpoft......,, I
,NH a::•a:7 =-as · o ' 2
IMne 000 000 000 OI • 1 ' '
Moot9 end Cempb91; Loaom.
Ec*hoff (91 end,._.'°"· W -Ec*hoft 1.-MOON. 4-4.
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SPORTS
•
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FELD
•
Estancia train continues its winning way
Tl)e Eagles' boys team
runs thri>ugh another
Golden West League
foe on its way to
league favorite label.
Stev•Ylrs•n
OaityPilot
Weltm1nstet. 80-47, Thunday ln
Golden West ~ CO(Jlped·
tlon. P!erbapl the best de9crtp-
don of the P.qaes ii that they are
now considered the favorite to
win the league dtle. The P.agles
are oertalnly eq>eedng to win lt
.At this point, that's all they
talk about," Estancia Coach
Steve Oensbaw said of his ath-
letes' quest for the ,league dtJe.
CX>STA MESA -Them aom&-"They're cotnlng into lt saying.
dW:lg dl&reot about lbe Eslanda 'Who can beat us?' l( we Just ffWl boys crack and flei«I bmD I bep doing what we've been do•
this IWOn. ~ that can't Ing. we'll win it.
be eql8k>ed in mere results. lQ &tancia won lOofthe 13 lndl·
eak:r' toiiod out about the Fask9 vidual e\'ellts with jun1or Jason
by -*JI them pedbnn. by eedng Johnston leading the way with
thetr talent in acdon. four victories. Johnston. who bad
P.stancia bad all weapons at-a little cougb during the day,
tad:lng as it defeated visiting won the long jump (20-l), triple
Costa Mesa
girls remain
undefeated
Mustangs' boys
squad on losing end
afte.r final event.
COSTA MFSA -The Costa
Mesa High girls track and field
team won again by a dedsive
margin, and the Mesa boys
battled to a close dual meet
again, this time with visiting
Sadd.leback Thursday. The
story appeared the same as any
Golden West League meet, but
there was a bit of twist to this
one.
Cost.a Mesa Coach Glenn
Mitchell gave the blggest rea-
son why the Costa Mesa boys
lost. 61-57. In a meet that was
decided In the fioaJ event. the
1,600-meter relay that Saddle-
back won. Mitchell said junior
Marvin Ramirez was not able
to compete in the entire meet
because his cheerteadlng
coach dld not let him leave
practice.
"We took a second-place fin-
ish in (the 110 hurdles) ... Mitch·
ell said. •{Ramirez! would have
won that and we would have
won the meet, 60-58. Isn't that
ddiculous? rm always saying
we need depth and we need to
share athletes in different
sports. This time it came from
cheedeading, wbJch Is sup-
posed to support our sports."
The Mustanp were also at a
disadvantage because junior
distanoe runner Marco HuJpe
was out because of a calf Injury.
Senior Danny Krikorian
doubled for the Mustangs. win-
ning the long jump (19-2) and
triple jump (39·3). Senior Z.acb
Powell (800), Cados lbemt
(3.200), senior Keola Asuega
(shot put) and PauJ Martin
(discus) captured victories for
Costa Mesa (2-2 ln league).
On the girls side, junior
Cassey Brick (100 and 300
hurdles) and senior RboodJ
Naff (triple jump and 400)
doubled to help lead the Mus-
tangs to a 81-46 victory over
the Roadrunners. Sharon Day,
who won tfie 200 in 25.9, did
not win the hlgb jump. The
senior who ts the def ending
ClF State champion ln the
event only had one jump,
Mitchell said. Jasmin Day, •
freabman and Sharon's sister,
woo the hlgb jump.
Senior Toshia Bryant (100),
junior Ouisdne Bjelland
(1,600). bedunan Kathryn
jump (-40-11), 110-meter ~
burdll and 300 tncmnediate
burdlm, po.ting tlmel of 15.19,
andf.f.9.~
Jobnstoo'a vktOriel might 111-
nify that the FA(lle9 don' have
depth. liDce tbll is the eecood
meet be baa won four ft'ellta.
But th.al is not the tue. &tanda
does, lo fact, have depth, m~
50 than last seuoo.
"Wm pretty well-tounded,.
Crenshaw said.. "That's where
W'dre hwUng everyone. We WJ
go two-deep in llOIDO events and
if we're down .lo one event. we're
going to mab up for It tn eome
other event. Before we were car-
ried by our distance runners.
But, now, we have other athletes
competing in different places.
ConoeD (3,200) and junior Thi-
da Pov (shot put) contributed
victories to heJp Cott.a Mesa
lmpro"'9 to 4--0 lo league.
KENT TREPTOW I OM.Y Pl.OT
It was another big day for Costa Mesa's Danny Krikorian.
Eagles
girls team
holds on
for win
Estancia, despite
preserving energy for
this weekend, defeats
visiting Westminster.
Stew•Vlrsen
Daily Pilot
COSTA MF.sA-A acene in the
3,200 met.era spoke wtumea
about Bsbmda Hlgb's approach
in its girls tract and field
matchup against visiting West·
minster Thursday. Diana Rosete,
the Eagles' senior distance run·
ner, paced henelf lo the race,
and as she approached the final
100 meters of the second-to-last
lap, Coach Owiie Appell ~
edJy asked If she was OK.
''I'm fine," Rosete shouted out
as she ran past the coach.
Appell apparently bad good
reason to WOrt)( He wanted to
make sure Rosete, u well as
other Estancia athletes, bad
enough energy to compete lo to-
~ Poway lnvit.ational.
·1 want her to be ready," Ap-
pell said. while beplog bis eye
on Rosete's mide. "She's seeded
in the 3,200 and sh.e1l need her
energy."
Appell's concern aside, the
Eagles were st1ll able to defeat
Westmlnster, 74-63, as F.standa
secured the Golden West lngue
victory eYefl before Rolete'a lln-
i.sb in the 3,200. Roeete finisbed
second. just two-tenths behind
the Westminster winner.
Rosete woo the 800 (2:41.8),
while junior F.rfb Plietez
doubled. winning the 100 (13.6)
and the 200 (28.9). Appell was
pleased with Thursday\ n:sulta.
particularly llDce the Eagles were
doing their beat to aave energy
for the weekend
"It was a good meet in that
sense,. AppeD said. "We didn't
run our usual ICbedule. 90 I'm
happy with the resulta. ..
Boaete, junior Cryatal Rincon
and senior ·Ludi Yalc:lez are
among the handful of Batanda
athletes who wD1 compete ln the
two-day Poway Invitational.
Valdez won the 400 (l:OS.6),
contrlbuted to the vletol:iom 400
relay and flnlabed leCOod in the
100 and 300 bwdJa. Senior
Amanda Abbott. who won tbe
triple jump In 30 feet. 6 incbes,
and junior Nancy Castro, who
woo the cHla.ls (8.l-5) UC> con-
tributed to the vic:tOr)t
The P.qlel a.re DOW 3· l in
league.
S Ki . b 11 SAILORS ea ngs nng soiµe e .s ContftledfromAlO
COrona del Mar boys
and glrls win big in
Pacific Coast League
dual meet with
Calvary Chapel.
COIONA DBL MAR-Junior
Qlria 11.nptrom opened tome
eya on Tbunct.y, cJockini a
22.0 in the 200-meter duh ln
C.Orona del Mai fflP'• t 20~ 7 Jac:N GI wWlilla Ce1ftry
~ lla&ld co • Ill
.... Aladla ........... Setui'·
day ID die .00, doubled wtch a
51.0 6n In dM .00, otr ble
.. ol .... 19.
... .... the field In t.be • ._.Ille"'• red atan bJ
daitdlM50mel91'1WUruL
• • d 11 an e•a,. IM UCllcnd
bOdl •' pl .. .,..
f
~n AIU doubled ln \ho
800 and 1 ;600. going 2:02.4 and
4:52.0, and Andrew Wong (17·9
ln the hlsh jump), eophomote
B1'1no Gribble (117•10112 1n
tbo dlscus) end Remun lallU
(18.7 ln the 110 hurdles) led
the Sea Kint" domlnallon.
It wu more of the aame in
I.he girts' domlnaUon oC Cal·
qry CMpe!; wttb MeU... Wtairt dupUcatJna Ring· suo.ta etfona, wtnnlns the
200 aacl 400 in 26.4 a.od 59.8,
and flailabiqc off both wtnnlna ..a..y lftlDA M CdM lollitd a 1.U·•**"" ~ .... an DOW 2•1 Md
the ..... 9+0 in ..... dual
meet.I.
Coadl 8tU Swnn« lald be
wu aurptjffd at t.be Ola:rltnt of ....,,,.
MhM ... h ... ~ <llapel hoate ..,__ tt WM
held at Corona del Mu be·
cause of a Jack of facWdea at
Ca.lva.ry Cllapel'• campua.
/\ week ago lt wu Laguna
Beach which wu blown out.
tbe girls wtnnln& 121.0, and
the boys ta.king a 110-17 decl·
sf on.
Becky CummiN had a nice
double ln the distance racu,
1topptng the docb In 5:34.1
and 12:00.0.
Uadeey WoOd woo the dis.-
CUI with a toUd effort UM·O)
and Ravt Chlambol1nJ took the
abot put ln 21-1.
Alto wttb • Miid ftallb .,..
St~ Slbplt Wtcb • 15.0 ..
the300buldlet
Anne SC. Glme, • l,flOO .atry
11 Madie oa ~ woo
the 800 .. 2:25.0.
...,... ....... Of Alc*lla
DD lilUi...,,. .. W II. o.a.'I
anlJ neat of die ct.y.
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SPORTS
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Warriors
s.w.eep by
-1.Gtf ~wport
Ilfilbor
' 5Jf1 I
Sailors prove to be no match f~\fa.rriors.in Sea View
L~,~~~ qattle Thursday.
Rlaltlfd-Dunn
Da11)\J!ilot
aulJ 1
UWJNE -With two key starters out of tht!
lineup with knee injuries. spring break
couldn't come any quicker for the Newpon
Harbor High boys volleyball team, which was
humbled by host Woodbridge. JS-10. 15-5,
15·5, in a Sea View League match Thursday
night between the league's two previoul>ly
undefeated teams.
TJ\ll1Sailors, however, will gladly welcome
the return of 6-foot-8 junior middle blocker
Jamied)idenbach, who is recovering from a
tom ACL and expected to play for the first
time91hiS season when Coach Dan Glenn's
sqt.U, comes baclc from the break against
Foothill on the road April 22.
Glenn said passing and his team's inability
to run the middle contributed greatly to the
loss. the program's first against Woodbridge
in at least 1 O years.
"l ~disappointed, because I don't think
we fi>\Jght." said Glenn, who added that his
team ( 10-9, 3-I in league) didn't respond well
in a big match . "'JXtr:U keep working hard, and we get an-
other shot a t Woodbridge at our place ... thlb
is a tough place to play. We would'vt! had to
play our best match of the season 10 win
here and we didn't. We made way too many
unforced errors. I don't thin!: Woodbridge
(11-4, 4-0) played its best ball. but you don't
have to when you win 10, 5 and 5."
Ne*port Harbor, ranked No. 8 in Orange
Co~. opened with a 4 -I lead in the first
game behind some solid serving. but No. 3
Woodbridge rallied to outscore the Sailor.,
I 4·6~tbe rest of the way.
"We were ready," said Woodbridge Coach
Andrew Oifton, whose team was paced by
6-4 sepior Michael Moeller's 17 kills and Alex
Avestt\Iz's eight lc:iUs. four blocks (three solo!
and lWO service aces. while setters Jon
WillMr and Ryan Walthall finished with 19
and 13 assis~. respectively.
"f.OPthill ~ a great precursor for thi'>
mat~ because it plays a lot like Newpon
Harbor. Our soUd passing and defense made
the cif ere~. Wh~ we p~ i,he ball well. 11
opens things up a lot for us. because we havt!
so mewy weapons in so many areru.. It's hard
to pi;e.,pare for us."
WOOdbridge. hoping 10 win its fir;t league
n.
.,T[V[ M,_RAN~ ..,,t.ILY PllC'
Newport Harbor's Morgan Govaars digs a powerful serve in Thursday night's match
titJe ..u1te 1988. dommatl>d thl' !>econtl and
Lhird gamC"> after um11ng Imm bel11nd 111 tht·
opener.
"When Jamie com~ bad. after the hrl:'ak.
that will help u<., we had 11•ro kill-. 111 Uial
one !>pol m 1h1-. match,· '><ltd c 1lenn. whu'>e
team '' also mi.,.,ing 6-4 ... ophumore Hrett
Perrine and lo'>l the backup 1111ddlc.• -.ervicel>
of 6-9 Nedim l,.a1t·v1c. who 4u11 the team re
ccnt)y.
Mkhat!I Toole, a 6-1 wr11or outside luner.
led Newpon I larhor with wven kilt.... while
6-3 Paul roman Jdded fiVl'. Morgan ( rUV'Jaf!.
four and Nick C1la-.-.1l tWo
"\\e ..ervt•d tough al the heginnmg .u1tl '"l'
tool.. them ou1 ol tlll'tr gamed l11tll0• but th1·11
lhl'Y '>larted p<1"111g hetter." (,lenn -.,ud of
lht• Warnor'
1 k'pllt• trailing ll) l'M> game,, the ""11lor.
\\ho 111<1d1· I I hmmg l'rrtJr<. 111 the rnatth ,1ml
nt·wr led 111 the 'econd game. IMtLled in tlw
third ).(amt'. 1,1lung a I l. edge An early ru11 of
I l. c;trrught '1dC'oub w,1, an 111d1cation thal
l11e 5culori. might rebound. but lhe Warnor'
rallied for St'Vt'n con,t'Cutive pmnt~ to take a
'I 3 lead Mot'ller hatl t!t~ht of hi' IUll-. 111 the
third for Woodbndge. wluch do..,C'd out the
match hv '>(nrmg '>IX un<tn'iWt'red 1>0mt..,
"HIGH SCHOOL BOYS GOLF HIGH. SCHOOL
BOYS VOLLEYBALL
.
EStancia maintains
first place in league
.l~U
E~s log 24-stroke
victpry over Orange
in Pficific Coast
League play at Costa
MesaG&CC.
beginning at 7 am
Aliso turns back T~
CdM sweeps Calvary Olapel
in Pacific Coast League duel
Sea Kings improve
to 4-0 as they
continue their
championship run.
( oal h \tc"e C cmt1' ~a
1'.mg)o Wl'rt' paced by i'r1c
Jom'\ and Mile' Younna11
hoth of ~t111m colll'l l~·d eight
kill-..
Friday Aor~ 11, 2003 A.IS
TENNIS
Nelson dazzles
her way into
the semifinals
ace sophomore
advances to the
semifinals in singles,.
and with Becker, to
the doubles final.
Ornnge Coast C~llege sopho·
more Ashley Nel~n did 11 on
both ends lnursday at the
Orange F.mpire Conference
women\ individual tennis tour ~
nament held at IMne Valley
Ncl'>On advam.ed to the semi
linals in singles with two vic-
torie-. fhursday and then pat
ternetl with ~ah Becker to beat
a H1\.er<.1de doubles' team, 6-3.
6·4. 10 move on tu today\ final
again'>! either fullenon or
\addleback.
Nt•l<.,on defeated R.tver<.1de\
lotelyn Jucaban, 6-3, 6 2, m a
~inglc•' -.emifinaJ after '>Weeping
in llw Hound of 16.
"\ht• playl'd great . m'>e to
the ot td'>iu11," -.;ud Coa!>t Loach
Janttl' Maran ahout Nel'>on\ per-
formam·t·
I t.,1h Bt>ckt.'r and \abrina
fanamal each advanced to the
quartt•rfinab 'lhuNday bcforr
fallmg Jnd will 1om Nebon .it the
~>Uthl·rn Laliforma Regioncil Ii
nab 111 May a1 Cue-.ta College.
lanam,tl and ftac.hel 5e'>'>UITI ad·
\ann·d 10 t..hc '>t•rnifinal' 111 tlou
hie\ and al'>o qualified for 1he re
g11111al tournaml'nt.
Nl'l,nn fan•.., I uJlerton\ Kelly
\.1\ 111111 t.he '111glet.' fmaJ today at
I p 111 at IV< to ht• follo\Wd b)'
llw do11hlel> li11<1J.
Harhor romp~. 14-4
• Boben Khourv. lyler Deck
. .md U1,1rlte l·armc-r ead1 po~ted
"Wel'i>' in '>lrlKle-. dl> the \ l'>lling
'\It•\\ port llarhor I hgh boy'> ten·
n"' tl·am ht.-al All'>O Niguel.
14 4. in a ~ea View I eague
matth I hur\day.
Hui Newport l oath Jeff
rhom,en pra..,ed the play of his
doubles tea.m!>, especially the
No l team of Brandon l.ulfy·
Dylan 1-.spley Jones and the
third team of Bnan I lochwaJd-
Hu-.lan Serdyuk. 1-.ach team won
two of three St.'t.,
~I hat'' the bel>t they've
played all year ... fhom'>en said
of tht' two doubles teamc;. Jona-
than lweena and Bob D'fliscu
won one !>et at No. I doubifs for
Newport 17 4. \.3 m league).
whtth will ho .. 1 lrvme Apnl 22.
lrvme won the earlier meeting
th.-. '>!:'3'>011, 10 8
It will be our b1gge't match
ol the \eason." Thom.,en said
S.. View LH&ue
Newport 14, Aliso Nigu91 4
Singln -Khoury (NH) def Shergh1,
6 1, def Menha,.. 6 0, def Shararoh,
6 0 . Deck (NH) won, 6-1, 6 l, 6 O.
Farmer (NH) won, 7 6. 6-2, 6 2
Doubles -Tweena D Ehscu (NHI lost
10 Sempat Nguyen, 3-6. det
W11ng Tang. 6-4. lost to
IJL Irvine 111 Big W~t Confer-
ence play Thwsday, taking a
6 I decision on the WUUler'to
lOUrts.
Ille Anieaters, who entered
with a 6 0 Big West record.
rnuld win 1ust one smgJes
match. Anna Bentzer topped
Ham ~etlawatl, 6-3, 7 5.
lne match of the day wa.s at
No I singles wl;lere Nonhridge's
Tcn.!:1..a S1monyan pulled out a
7 f) (4), 7 5 win over the Ant
eatns' fl ff any Chang
'-:orthndRe improved to 14-7,
1 L
Bi& West Conference
C.I St•te Nortt11id9e 6,
UC Irvine 1
Singles -S1monyan (NI def Chang.
7 6. 7-5· Benuer IUCll def Snlawatl.
6 3 7 5 Ch1llllngaryan INI def
Leow, l 2 retired, Bierman IN) def
Tranduno 7 6 6-3, My1nnun (NMI
def Boss. 6 4, 6-4; Yeprem1an INI
def Posner 6 2, 7-5
Doubles S1monyan Se11awah IN)
def Bnenuer-Posner 8 6
Ch1llongaryan Ypeprem1an fNI def
Leow· Trandono, 8 3,
My1nnun Soltys1~ (N) def
Chang-Boss 8-7
Mustang ... edged. I 0-8
• Da\.td l.t• .,.,,ept at No. l !>tn·
gle' for th!:' Costa Me!>a lt1gh
boy-. tennt'> warn Thur'>d.ay. hut
the ho-.1 Orange Panthers edged
the \tu!>tang-.. I 0 H. 1n a Golden
Wt·-.t LeaKJ.1e match
I luv Pham won 1wo of three
't'h at \,u I '>tn~le.., for Lol>ta
Me'a 0 11. 0 ·8 m lt·a~el. Me'>a
play' again April 2:.! at l..stanc 1a.
Colden West L••cue
Orange 10. Cost• M~ 8
Sinvles -H Pham tCMI def
Maldonado 7 5. lost to Tin Lee. l 6
def Tony Lee 6-2 Le tCMI won 6 2
6 0 6-2 Mei ICM lost 2 6 H>. won
63
Doubles -Gomez· A Nguyen (CMI
lost to Dao S Nguyen, 5 7, lost to
Ma Hoang O 6. def Pham-Ct'Mln
6 1 B Nguyen McNalty ICM) lost
1 6, 1-6, 5 7 Sneen-Dang (CM) 1011
4 6. 1 6. won 6 2.
Braunsdorf sharp
• E.<>1anc1a High freshman
'lcott Braunsdorf improved to
l4 -3 an -.ingles 1h1'> seru>on by
\weeping three Santa Ana foes
fhur~day The Vl!>iting Saint-..
however. earned a I 0 -8 Golden
West League Victory
Rraumdorf won 18 of .l4
games Thursday.
f-.stanc1a\ No. I doubles tan-
dem of I oua'> Valdes and Oms
<..acho at...o swept for the ho<;ts,
claiming triumph., of 7-5. 7-6
and 6·.3
Coach Rachel de los Santos'
I .agles are now 6 ·8. 3-6 m
league
Go6d9fl w.st Leepe
Th~ ~tancia High boys golf
team Solidified Its status atop the
GdiMr West League Thursday
with a 186-210 victory over visit-
ing O.~ at Costa M~ Golf &
Country Oub.
• llost Aliso Ni>{Uel ll1gh
topped Newport I I arbor, I%
2 12. in a Sea View League hoy-.
golf match Thur'iday at rt N1
guel Country Qui> an Laguna
Niguel.
AJiso's Joseph Kim shot par
36 over nine holes to earn
medalist honors. while Davi.,
Pemstein (39), Michael Vackar
(42), David Motschenbachcr
(42), Rhett Palmer (43) and M1
chael Benvenuti (46) scored
for the Sailors.
SANTA ANA -fhe Co
rona del Mar High hoy.,
lom Wdch added '1x kilt...
.ind c.wg Gabriel h.uJ .!fi a'
"''"· l"lomurn Rubino chipped
Neuda Elmasrt, 2 6,
" I Lu~spley-Jones (NH) won. 6-3.
lost. 6 7, won. 6-3
Sanu Arui 10. Eshncia I
Singles-Breunsdorf (El def
Roldan, 6-3, def Zaregoa. 6-2. def
Guzm•n. 6-1, B~h-(El won,
7 6. lost. 0-6, 3·6. Stephen.on (E)
lost, 0-6, 3 6, 3-6
P.stancia freshman Marcus
Sost~ shot par 35 over nine
holen'o record the low round or
the d8lv· Jason Cassidy (36), Ryan
Bl'O\Vll (38), ~ la (38) and
Ausllff Serr (39) aJso scored for
the Eatlles. who improved to 9-2.
5-0 in league.
The 'P..agles return to the links
on Tuesday when they compete
at the Atucadero Tournament,
Newpon Harbor fell to 4 ·8.
2-4 in league, while the Wolver
Ines are now 11 -2, 5-2.
The Sailors meet Back Bay ri
val Corona del Mar in a non-
league match at Pelican I fill
Golf Cub April 23.
,( COLLEGE TENNIS
Vanguard men wln
6-0, M ; Hotmor-n M def. M~m. 1~. g. 1; M11nth M def
Co!Mnd. W , M ; Bjoft.lund M def. Clinton. 6-0, 8-0; Combe IPL)
def. Tl!Yb. •1. 5-1; Cowen (Pl)
def. Jent ne, g.1, 6-0
0.-...-Marth11m-Copt.nd (Pl)
ct.f. l umsden-8jorlllund, 9-8
(12· 10); ~mgren-M•i'dh IV) ct.f.
CllntOn-V.noe.1-6: Combe-Cowen (ftl) def. Teytot'Lly, M
QIAC .......
"*"Loma ~ ~2
...... • HluechcNnb lVI def.
Anne Slec&la.•1, e-1:HerglOll'e '
(ftl)def. ~M.IS-2*Anhll
Sleclke (ftl) def. Yohn..-, •t. U;
Montoya ('l) def 8'9d!etf, .,, 6-0;
Sonoff (fl\J def r.t\len, U, M;
AicMM (PU def. Ktohn.•1, •1.
0.-...-~• Vot•nav• M def. Sltc:lb~ N ;
........ ......,.(P'l) dtf. ~ ... ...,,N;~" (P'l)dlt~l 1.
volleyball team dh
patched host Calvary
<...hapel, 15-9. 15 fl. 15-.3.
I huro;day 10 improve to
9 tt, 4 ·O In league
111 eight ass1l>t~ and two I
hlock.., for the wmncr..
lne Sea Kings return to
P< I play Apnl lJ when ~:v I
ho't Northwood at 5.30 ~
----
Hochwald Serdyult (NH) lost. 1 6.
won. 6 2, won, ~3
Nonhridge hock UCI
• Cal State Nonhridge's
women's tennis team hocked
~ -Valdes-Cectlo (El def
BuTere-God1nez . 7-5, def
Gonzalez-Rodnguez. 7 6, def L
Rodnguez Sanchez, 6-3,
Raymond-Do (El los1. 3 6, o-6. won.
7 6. MclCendry-Mumtaz (El lost. 1-6,
2 6. '-6
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Al4 Fliday, Aprt 11, 2003 SPORTS
SCHEDULE :)-::>.: ~
DON LEACH I OAJLV PILOT
Costa Mesa catcher Michelle Miller and the Mustangs host Santa Ana today in Golden West League play.
TODAY e...a.11
College -long Beadl State at UC
lrvlne, 7 p'.m.
High echool -Santa Ana at Costq
Mesa, 3:15 p.m.
~· College men -University of the
Pacific at UC Irvine, 7 p.m.
High tc:hool -Ocean View at
Costa Mesa, 3:15 p.m.; Estancia at
Westminster, 3:15 p.m.; Sage Hiii
at Pasadena Poty, 4:30 p.m.
Swimming
Community college men and
women -Orange Coast at
Pasadena Invitational, all day.
High school boys and glrfs -
Estancia at Savanna, 3 p.m.
Tr.ck ,nc1 fWd
Community college men and
women -Orange Coast at Mt.
San Antonio Invitational, 9 a.m.
High school boys and girls -Sage
Hill at Acedemy league meet 81
Fountain Valley High, 3 p.m.
Tennis
College women -Biota at
Vanguard University, 2 p.m.
Community college women -
Orange Empire Conference Ana ls
at Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club,
2p.m.
High sdlool boys -Sage Hill '!t
Whitney, 3:15 p.m.
SoN>.fl
High sdlool -Santa Ana at Costa
Mesa, 3:15 p.m.; Brethren
Christian at Sage Hill. 3:15 p.m.
Golf
Community college men -
Orange Coast vs. Mt. San Jacinto
at SCPGA Course, Beaumont, 11
am.
Badminton
Community college -Orange
w .. ;)
Coast at San Diego Mesa, 2$1 :_
p.m. I J~ t.\."''
SATURDAY -; ?I~
Ba~Q ·~· (
College-Long 8eadi State~ ~~
Irvine, 8 p.m.; Azus.8 Pecffic '· 4• •
Vanguard University, .. ,
doobleheader, noon. 1 : ; ~
Community college-Orange""..::'
C:O.st st Cypreq, noon. ""' • .
High school -Pride of the Coast'"'
Tournament, first round: PedfiCa ~
at Estancia, 11 a.m.; Newport ~ ~·
Harbor at Corona del Mar, 11
a.m.; Carlsbad at Costa Mesa;.ft.'.:
a.rn. .~' : ~ Volltybelt . • • •
College men ... Stanford at UC ~ ~
Irvine, 7 p.m. • .~ ~
Wat9r polo I < -4
College women-UC Irvine~;·'~
Long Beadl State Toumam~:a'~
day. .. ••
Softblill ...
College -Vanguard University et
Point Loma Nazarene, •
doubleheader. noon.
Swimming
Community college men and
women -Orange Coast at
Pasadena Invitational, 9 a.m,
Track and field
College men and women -
Vanguard University at M~ ot •
Champions, at Azusa Pacific, 10
a.m. • ,
High school boys and gir1s -• •
Newport Harbor. Corona.de™"r.~
Costa Mesa, Sage Hill at Arcedja •
Invitational; Estancia at Poway~ •
Invitational. ·
Crew
College men ad women -Orange
Coast. UC Irvine at Long Beat 8
a.m.
UCI -·LITTLE LEAGUE YOUTH BASEBALL
Continued from AlO
earned Big West Pitcher of the Week
honors recently. Weaver, the younger
brother of New York Yankees' pitcher
Jeff Weaver. has a 2.04 ERA and is 7-2
on the season.
Long Beach State, which rallied for a
5-3 victory at UClA Tuesday, plans to
start <:esar Ramos (3.53 ERA} on Sun-
day.
UCI will counter with sophomore
left-hander Glenn Swanson tonight.
Swanson, who built a reputaqon of in-
tensifying his efforts against ranked
teams last year. is 1-5 on the season
and has a 4.24 ERA
Swanson is looking to rebound from
a loss Friday at UCSB, when he lasted
just 2¥. innings, gjving up five runs on
nine hits. Sophomore Brett Smith (4.02
ERA), who leads UCI in strikeouts with
52, will pitch on Saturday and C.. seeking
his seventh win of the season.
Paul French (3.50 ERA), a senior
pitcher sla~ for Sunday, retired the
first nine batters en route to his first
victory Sunday to give the Anteaters the
series win over UCSB.
The Anteaters also feature senior
Chris Klemm, who was recently named
Big West Player of the Week. He batted
.462 (6 for 13) with three runs scored
and three RBis, including a home run
last week. Klemm leads the Anteaters
with a .347 batting average.
Long Beach State, coached by Mike
Weathers who is in his second year. is
led in batting by junior third baseman
Adam Heether who has a .380 average.
Dodgers two-hit Giants Red Sox,
Nick Pederson and Josh RydJng combined to
pitch a two-hiller in an 8-1 Dodger victory over
the Giants Saturday in Costa Mesa NationaJ UttJe
League Majors Division play.
Milcey Mortey and Ryding each had two hits
while Nick OIJver, Prank Denower, Coleman
Brown and Bryan Maurer each drove in runs.
Erle McCool scored one of the Dodger runs
while Alex Grosek and Matthew Telles led the
defense.
In Minor B play:
• Padres 11, Oiamondbacb 4
The Padres scored seven runs in 1he fir.1 in-
ning. led by offensive MVP Brian Golden and
Brett Donahue, Tre Le ae. Mk:hae:l Quintana.
Levi Sdlhnan. 1)'ler Rios, Brian Burdaga and
Ben Tolan.
Burciaga gave up one hit and one run in three
innings while Sollman. Rios and Tolan, picked a.,
the game's MVP. provided strong defensive sup-
port
In Fann Division play:
•The Dodgers' Robert Sullivan hit a home nm
over I.he center-field fence 150 feet awJy from the
plate and went 3 for J against the Pa~
Brian JoUvette doubled twice, caugh1 '>eVCral
pop Bys and was part of a double play for I.he P·.i-
dres.
Max Gilbert went 1 for 4 while Ryan Adkisson,
Noah JeyeraJah and Pan1ck Cromwell each tal-
lied hits for the Dodgers, who batted around m
the final inning.
Sullivan, Desmond Lewis, Ben Beck. Kylee
Stone, Jeff Cartyle and Yelzon Ramirez each had
a hand in Padre OUL'i with Rusty RydjeSld. Noah
Petero, Usa Hyndman, A.J. Fbcher and Kayla
Hayes each stopping numerous ground balls.
John Santoyo collected a clutch base hit and
came around to '>COre on a throwing error. Brian
CromweO. Brandon Long and Gabriel Ruan
each played well in I.he field
Joshua Butler continuc.'tl tuo; strong play at the
plate and Manolo Laguna ~ped around the
ba...e5.
• Diamondback C:Ole Meiutnger went 3 for 4
with two RBis and three run~ '>Cored to against
the Giants. Men.-.inger al'-<> made a M>lid catch at
-,horu.top.
Ouistian Ourow, Garrett Deut.sch. 1)'ler Ow-
ens. Dante Capoda and Mitchell Oevidence
each had a multiple-hit game .ind scored several
runs. DanleDe Moran. Bill Cr0990n and Zac Hei-
die provided addiuonal 'lf"n'>1ve and defensive
'-Up port.
Nathan Prank and Alex De Soto each dis-
played I.heir sttength by knocking two ball-; past
the outfield cones for ground-rule doubles.
•Matthew Thomas drove in six nu"L'> and Jake
Stone drove in five to power the Meti. against the
Pirate-5.
Ray Bartds w~ awarded I.he Mete,' MW~
(}lad Fackler got a tut m Nery at-bat while
Eric Pfautz drove in four nm' and played strong
defense with an una'i.\L"ited double play m the
founh inning.
Brandon Dieckholf doubled four ome-; while
Ryan West and Brad Wlbon aho pounded two
bagger-. and ~ Steven.1on tripled.
llanison Stem staned the Mets' momentum
by driving in two runs with a first-inning double.
Blue Jays
sparkle
Newport Harbor
Pinto action.
rhc Hed Sox and Angels mixed
11 up on Monday in Pinto action
(7 8) of the Newpon Harbor
Baseball A«'>QC1ation and there
was plenty of acuon.
Au'>tin Smith had a home run
and a triple to lead the Red Sox_
Martin Najera Jr. added two dou
hies and a ">ingle and Quinci Hol-
gate had a big day with three hits.
Timothy McGetrick and Spen-
cer Buchanan also hit I.he ball
well with three hits, and Bryan
Shollin, Hobert Alexander, Este-
van Muniz, Duke Morale-. all
contributed.
• Also on Monday, the Blue
Jay'> and Rangers collided with
ma1or accomplishments.
The Rlue Jays' Shawn Vetrovec
h11 a home run and caught two
Oy baJJs for ou~. Remington
Weic;.-. and 01ri!> Dinatale also hit
home runo;.
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lnief Mid OMd of Tna'l Road lh an RI ZOM you, or r.ou must pell -~ •MCUlld llnd Envlronmental delerm1 lion to Ill• a late cl•lm = • :,.:eo.c:; nahon erempt H provided 1n Sechon
f9lori of o..M and o.. 3 Plann•d Socninc 19103 ol the Probate
nw>d lot 51119, and a wm-Proarim l A 03 2S l0t Code A cl•1m f0tm mey *' Ne*» of ~ and lasc.n Sava&• . .iutllonzed be obt11ned from th•
Elealof't IDs.I The -aient lor John E Miley, court clerk fot your :*'o1 =. ::l to u cud lhe muimun• protetloon. you .ire
e.alol'I to Sal to ti.,.. amount o f \11n•1e encour1aed to hie your
corded In il9 ~ allowed on the property claim by cerhhed mail. wtw<e the l9lli ~ (99 \Q tt alluw~d. l!i2 with return receipt
STIP I Of 2·STIP
NOTKl tNVITUtG ltO
PaOUSS UNOUl &
JAHfTOltW AaTKUS
llNTAl SUV1<1
SPIOfl<AlM* NO.
S-2002-12 llD
82808·2809 Achn1 Off
Your Wetl)11. Inc , by
ltene I Mo ren ,
(Bullnt u Records/
Business fur 11 ·If. qu19)
Public hHtin1• wtll .,.
held by Iha Co1t1 Mn4I
Ptannint Comtrusslon •t
Crty H1N, 71 f alt Orrve,
Cost• Mesa. Cahlorn ... •t 6.JO p m , or es soon
H P<>"!bie lfler uftet Oft ...... y. .,,.. 21,
2001, rea1rd1n1 th•
fo"ow1na 1pphuhou
I SP M ·Ol lo ,,,,.nd
the Horth Cosl1 MHa
Spec1foc Plan to 1nc0t
porale the Coste Miu
The.tier Arts Oiitrlcl
Plan for the South Cont
Pl•z• Town Center
(Subaru 4 ) louted
betwHn Bnstol Sb eel,
Sunflower Avenue, Ave
nue of the Alts, •nd the
San 0 .. 10 F1uway on 1
TC tone Env11onmental
dete<m1n1tion uempl
~ ~-hllY9 \Q fl ptOpo~d) With a 01eQUH fed0 b 23 ~ 11.-lud> --40 \q tt lreesh1nd1na ~d ecem " ·
lh• Oranae Count~
Samt1hon 011tr1ct hH
s"lected a two step
proceu lot develop1n11
the conlucl for this
wor-Step I is 1
Requast for • Stetement
ol Quahf"al1ons end
lnform.tlton del11hn11 the
qualiflcatoons ot the Ollt•OI~ A Qu1hf1utoon
Revrew Panel will eul
uate Offeror's quahf1C11
loons and ab1hhes to
petlor m this c:ontr .tel
Purchases must b•
made with cash and P•od
for at lh• tome of
purchase No one undet
the •a• of 18 1s •!lowed
to •tlend the sale The
liindtord reserves the
uahl lo bod 1t the sale
All purchned llood.s 111
101<1 ·u is· and mull be
removed by 5 00 pm
lln the day lollowrna the
sale Buyers onust pro
v1de • current or111n•I
or • photucopy ol thelf
or1111n1I 11s.ele per m1t •I
lhe lime ol \•le on heu
ol sales lu This \lie
I\ s ubttt I lo p1101
uncellatoon on the event
of seltlem,.nt between
landlord and obh11ated
party
If any ot the preced1na
action\ are challenaed on
courl. the cllallenae may
be hm1ted to only those
issu" '>O~ne r .alws al
the public he111na
dncr lbed on lh1s notoce
or on written corte
Sl>OnlHnce delivered to
th• Pl.tnnmc Commrss•on
at, ot p11or to. the publrc
hear ma
C1111ion D1111a ~. wood s1an. louted at /S/IUSSIU. L DAVlS, ARM FINAHCIAl. 1919 ~ewporl Boulev11d ~TlON. P 0 on a C2 zone r nv11on ....._, fw rettn--. ~ ~~ ~ 111~nt.il dtlermonalion DAHlll llNSWAHGla,
lrb11':".,J918) 874-Utmpl Tr 111 t • • ef the
6099, .,.,.,,,...'°" 4 Minor Oe\1an Review 1111•W•"ter feMlly
(858) 1189-87315 HAZEL lA 03 29 101 Alan J frvst GAACIA. ASSISTANT c aUSSIU l. DAVIS,
Oflerors found quah
fl•d on Step I will be
invited to p.,l1L1pate in
Step 2 In Step l , OCSO
will request bods lrom
qu1hly1na Olferors The
bods will be t •alu•l•d on
a standard ~ompehllve
sealed bods bul\ All
Step 2 bids will be
reviewed and analyzed
by OCSO ~hit lor
compliance with the
Notice tnv1tln11 Bid (NIB) r 1nal awa• d of the
t ontract will be bned
on the lowest 1 npons1ve
.ind responstble b1d
SECRETARY O\ln authoflltd a1ent Stote lw Ne. 59274,
NPf>OtOti'e for Cuba and Maraarel 74_900 Hl9"woy 111• ~. 04/llA'.13, Cyoray. tor •n eaemp S 1 14 1 4 04/t&Ul hnn from p1rkona re lift• • " I •11 Publ1sh•<I Newpor I
Buch CMt• Mesa Datly
Pilot Ap11t 4. 11.
2003 f271
for furtllet 1nlorma
l ion on lhe .tbo•e
•PPhuhons, telephone
( 7 I 4) 754 !>245. 01 VISlt
the otl1u of tne Pl•n
non& Orv1sion. 'loom :100
11 f 111 0110 Co~lll
Mes. C.l1torma
Published Newport
Beat h Co\la Mesa 011ly
Pilot April 11 2003 F 280
CH&-51•tN qu11ement~ (19' Iona Wells, Cellferllle
NEWPOR'TeEACff. d11vew•y iequlfed, IOS 92210 ,...,.._. (760) COSTAMESAOAllY 341-1040 PILOT Iona d11veway e~1lhn&. Att-y fw retttt-,
'!
aod othu common
ckilgt11uon, 1f any. of
Ille rc1I propcny
ducnbrd above ,,
purponcd to be 116'
SALVADOR STREl:T
COSTA MESA. CA
92626 The lllllkn1pd T~c d&Klalml IDY
luibtbry for aDy
UICOFT«UltU of the
Sllftl addrut and oCher
commoo dM•p.iOOD.. 1r
1111). t"°'*D ~ID The
total &moat "' the unpetd ti.la.-of lbe
obbp1.... JOClll'ed by
die propcny 10 ~ IOld
and ~Ir
CSWllMtd C06U.
upc.u &Dd lldvaOC'Ct
ac die umo of !he 1111t&1I
publJcallOn or Ult
NOClte of lilt IS
S310.4l9 68 lo llddl1100
IO c.u.11. !ht Trusft won
Kccpt a cuhlrr'a ct.c..k
dnwo oo • ..... or
oa1JOG11I buL • chMk
dn'*O by a ti.tit Of
fedtnl aedol W110C1 or •
c:t-k dnwn by I Wtc
or federal ""'llP &ad lou IWOC&lllOft.
1n111p --or UY!llp bar* 19C'Clfled
111 Secuoa 51 Ol ol llw
Ftnancill Code and
alllhontt,d IO do
bcu_,t Ill dlls ... IC 11'1
.. c Ye.. toeJldrr otber
lhu Qtb II acccpled.
lhe TNSl!ee rmy
Wlu.beld w wiaace ol
die T ,_I Deed enul
flaedl become 1-.1.llablc
to tbe pll)'CJC Of tlldor-
al a ma•~ of np1 Said
Mir Wiii be a.dot, b.c
W.U.0.. OOVCraJll Of
•8rn•Y tllpfna OI 1,....,iicJ ~prdu>c u11c.
l'O'WUion Of
CllC'ldllbruca. '° ~ !he ...........
ICCwN by ul4 o..&.
ldvuaH ~.
Wld> ·~ .. provided .... Nd ......
~I vi Ila ---.d by _, DlierS willl .__. 11111\'00 ..
pcoVldld ill Mid Nots.
.... ~ ud
~°'---_, ol tlie -a-' by sud Detd ol n.t.
o.d 0Ul00003
Town A~ Title
Scrncn. be A cut.... Caponooa
A.$ T,,,._ ».5 C11y
Pin.way Wett, Solie
100 Orueie· CA 91161 Saa. u. (714) 4IO-
S690 (114~
By GABY OSPINO
TitVSTilE
TBCHNICIAN TAC
4349308 PU1I 4111, 4'11. 4llS
?O' by 20' 111•1• re DAHUl ltNSWAHGll,
quired 19 a 18 S T r w•t•• ef the 11•••11r provided) on con1unchon wolh .a !>()() 11111••11t•r fe.,.lly
'fl II u cottd story Trwst addihon to a \lnl!I• Published Newport
l•moly ruoden• e localed Buch Coll• Meu O.toly
<11 3170 M.tnl\ler Orovl' Pilot Apnl 9 10. 11 2003
on • POR LO /One WfHf l?I
f nv11onmental dete""'
n•tmn oempl
II any ot tht ptPLrdmc
•<hn"' ••e chdllenaect 1n
"""I the dMllen11~ m•y
b• llm1ted to nnly 1t11ne
t~'.\Ut'\ in writt~n coot
\P<>ndence delivered to
the l onin& Ad1nom~tut<>1
prior lo lhP dbove date
r (Jr lurlher inlormatoon
on lh• •bovr apphu
hons lelrph@ne (714) 7!14 C,24S nr .,,,, the
otfoc,. u( th~ Pl1nn1111
Oovl\1on, Room ?00 77
r '" Drive ~n1t1 Me'd
l.1htorn11
Published Newpur I
liu• h Cost• M~sa 0.aoly Pllol April I I 1003 f279
Sl'9IOI COtl'T Of woau
CCMnl Of OU"6l
.. ft .. .WAllGll
fAll.T l'IUST
WI llO: ll1M72 llOOO
TO<IOOOIS [~
U.§ltoSOJ
The lollow1na per\on~
•• c do1na bus1neu ~'
T .ind• 117 R1vers1de
AYf:nut \U1te l 144
Ntwporl Bt•cll CA
92663
I 1molhy P B.tricr oil
177 R1vt1~10e Avenue
'"''' 1144 Newport Buen CA 92663
Andre Stecl.1, 117 R1ver~1dti Avenu" \Ullf
11 44 Ntwport Buch
92663
Tht\ bu~mes\ " con
dueled by a &tM• al
11artn~r\hl''
H••c yuu \lo• l•d dom"
bus1nt'\\ yel' Ve\ 07 ?6•03
Andre Slel k1
This 11•1emenl W4\
hied with !ht t.:uunty
Cieri!. of Ouni" l •unly
"" 03/78/0l 200'693$440
IJarly Point Mai 111 Apr
4 II 18 :1003 I 1U
Publl\hed Nt wpor t
Beach Cost• Mrs.t Daily
Pilot Ap11t ll ?00J F297
flclllm ...... ... s.......
The follow1na petSons
•re do1na bullnen •s
Gel•IO ClaS\ltn, 27S6 [
Coast H11hw•r. C0tori1t
del M•r CA 92625
Nolool•r Moh•mmad
3100 Airw•r Ave Costa
Mn•, CA 92626
All R Far1mand1, 3100
Aorwi1y Ave Costa
Mo1 CA92626
lh1s busmen " con
duct~d by husband and
Wiit'
H.iv~ yuu st•• led d<>in~
bu\lllP'.' yel' Yes 4 •
01
N1lw.1I"' Moh.tmmad
lhl\ \lalenitnl w•'
filed wolh lht County
r 1n11, of 0'""11~ CCiunty
.... 0410810 1
2001H•OU7
D.01ly Prlot Apr 11 18
2!> M.oy 2 2003 F294
llOTK.1 Of MUC WI
Of LIB PIOf'llTT
Notice 1s hereby 111ven
that a clo~d bid public
'uctton will be held on
April 18 2003 at II 00
o"clock AM II M1n1 u
Stor •R• II, 1111 Camel
back Street, Newport
Buch Countv ol Or •nae. C•hlorni• Mlno u lhe lollow•na penons
Stou11e II will ltll to •rt dotn11 busmen "'
uhsty U•e hen on Ille fie.en ?689 P.ild Mna
lollow1n11 miscellaneous Ct . Cusla Mes.i CA 92627 household and ceneral Ntth ula s A n d•~•
ptoperty stored 11 I I I I Rawhouser I 74 Wes I C.imelb•t k Street Newport Beach, CA S1mn1ons Ave AnAheim.
92660. by lhe follow1n11 CA 92802
persons The rnventoroe'> Neil Alan W1111hl 4158
listed below were no ~";;;' Avt Cyprul CA
lated by the ten1nh 11 Bro.on losepn hll>ert
the tome Of rental M1n1 2689 Pala Meu Cl
U Slo1a11e II makes no Costa Mna CA 92627 reprnent1hon or w11 This buS1neu I\ con • .anty thll the units conl•m uod onventot1e1 dut led by I 1teneral
84>44 Crl!!K Robin\ parlntrshrp
M1\c houHhClld ind H•v~ you \~arted doontt IJ•• \Oll<OI •llel r~ bu\ln~" yet N"
P II I •· N h.d..t R-.""" .,., urc •'\f" mu' u• fh,. 1 ,.1, . f\f
m t10t_> with , ... h dOd i• .. ,. I '•lt'rt N1fh ttw ' Httllt ..
,,,, dt 1th llfTif ,,. L lt d l ... fJr.1n ,. t HIHllv
I u1 l h•t' t' N\ uf1t IJIHJrr , 11 O j 1 I '• i th~ •11• ul lb •\ •llu .. Pd 7001,937372 t•o •lttnd th~ '••I• lh~ Dail h k>I Apr 11 18 l•ndlu•d H erve\ th• . '\ Y
11.:hl to blCI •I lh• ule 7. · M•Y 7 20l)j l/Sl
All iJUfl h•~d 11oods "e
\old ·"' 1\0 ;tnd mu\I be
1>·m""'d '!I !>00 .I'm \#'I/ )UUr ( t1r
'" t ''""''}1rd •
ADVBTISUIBIT JOI DlSl&ll UDa PllOUALIKATIOll
Subiec t lo • ond1t10n1 prH'' ob<!d by lhe UnlYenlty of Collfotnle, lrvlne, • '" 1v' tu th• ilnov•1 .11, I'•• J"•"'" ti>< 11
Qunttonn.t1re lo< a Moclflled On1110 8 u1td '"nit"' I aa \f•uaht lron1 ~\'II" Buoldn '"' llh 1, 11 .. wrne r rot+• I
co•run• SOlNCIS UNn ,
Pr9'•c1 N-io.r: 997 UO
UNIV( RSITY or CAl II ORNIA IRVIM
... fQUAUflCATION Of raOSPICllVl DISIGN IUIU>llS
lhf' UtuYf't\1ly\ Pfim.u., obtf,!•tl'Wt' m ul1h11n1th~11u,d1httd d~\t.tn build .ti.ti, Rh'' to brm., lhfl blf!~t ..t•11l1t1I.-1nt .. ._1.ttt t
cks•an ~nd ((Jn'llruchon @ipeu~nlf"" l«> tht\ Prn,et.I 1h ... lh11ve• t1y ..... df'tt'IOllOt •• ,. •• o ... ~an Ru1tdt"t\ vrrhn 1hf111t ........ h l1-11
on th•~ Prntet t must be ptequ.thftt"d Pt~qu .. hfted lJt.: •lttfl £iwldt t #Ill be rf"QUH ,. •• lu htt¥t" thf' tfJllowine c .. ,,.I I '1M 'fmlr dC lur
loc•n\e GINlaAI. IUllOING, •r
GINPAl DISatJll'TION Of WOllll
Tiie ptol)OHd ~ultt Sc..nc:e Un11 3 pruiect will wri•lrud 81 •00 A!>I lur tht-S..hool ol lnf0tm•ho11 •nd Compult•
Sc,.ftCe. 19nelilll 1uranment ct1n100~. and campu~ funded '"'IC" w •c• lh1 S.nuol of lnlorm•hon and Cumpult• St•tnce
(ICS) will occupy 48.060 ASF con\lshn& ol ''•» l1bor•tot1n rt'\HtCh wn~ a«•d~m•< oHllt ;pacr anlt .. c:1m1n1~lr.tll~e
otflct 1nd •upporl lp.itce A tot.ti of 13,340 ASr wrll be provided for 2ene1al ""'II"""'"' clasSfo(Jm\ hous1n1 19"> tol•I \e•h
In 13 roomJ ol nrtous ,lln Alt •dd1lion1I 26,000 ASF of f101ble "sur1e· \pace will 1lso b~ ptov1ded Out tu \II• • on\I"'""'
on the (nl'nHflnl/Computer Science Qu1dran1te the proposed pro~t <On .. sb ot Lonslrudton ol twu M'l>J'"t" ''""tu••'
1 1m.1n lectut• hall bu1ldon2 ol I l 340 ASr .ind 1 m11n bu1ld1nc totahna 74 060 Asr tllal wilt llOun It.:~ l< tmllr' tnd
wree t.pau
Melft lt1ll4'"9. W1tll1ri th" main bo•ldma. "'" p•oiect wilt prov1d" • tol•I of ?7,710 ASr ot resurcll 'P•U for the 'i<huul
of lnform•toon and Coinpultr S..1 .. oce 1ntlud1n1 ZS, 110 ASf ol lleuble '"'~'"' h l1bo11tnry ottoce sp•ce Th., \P•~e will be
conftcut1d 1n l4ffUI 111u ol room\ from 280 ASF up to 600 ASr Tht room\ will bf' outlttted with ractw•y •round the
perimeter l0t lelecommunlc1t10n' • •bhn& •nd electul •I Wlfltll Th~ 'P4<e\ will 1uommodate • w1d" ••nee ol ach111tin
111clud1n1 amona others l•bto< •hon nl new tUl"lluler h.a1dw11e sy\lems development ut \ollw.t1 f' .ipphl •llun\ and ntlwork
1rt h1tecturn. con$hUl hun ol mat hm"\ with 1nteth2en1 'Y\tem\ •nd dnelu1Jm•11l ul •flvanced t1ichnnlo&1ts th~I ma~• dn1~n
and manul•clure of •Ompul~• \Y'l~m\ Inter •nd <hetprr Othr• re\U rth \Pal e\ In be prnvodrd C7 600 ASf l mdudt
t•,••rc.h h••m w M .. rooms •nd mr,.1101 rooms •nd • l•11e Lonfetent• tf••JIH
In •dd1hon to the rr\U rth 'P•• t • tot•I nl I 900 ASr ol tin\ l~bor•l<"Y 'U<l<t will als(I bt p1ov1~d lo .t<eommnd.ite
lwo computtr l1bouto<1e\ for lt.:S £ .. ch lahor•tory will house JO 'omputer •l•tH>n\. •nd will be rqu1pped with whole bo•td\.
Pl Ott< hon sue•11s, •nd '•1mpute1 P• 111rd10n "qu1pment
Office SP••~ fur thr !M.hool ol lnlutrn.tl1on .ond Cornpulet Scttn<t 111Cludn l•LUlly 01!1< •\ ( 10 125 ASf 1 j nd •dmonoslrahve
offic:.-ind rel.tied support sp1cn (8 325 As r I 1ntludin1 .ace 1mmodahon· lot ICS \ Ou n s ofhH and Department wide
lun<t10ns
Sur1e \l>lte ptov1ded by the propo\ed pru1ect will consist ul ull11.e and dry labnulOfJ spe'" and will bt <onl111ured 1n
a fle11ble m•nner lo meet thr nerds of• vanely ol potential ouup•nh ca.. .. -lulWI ... lint• laree Llnvoom\ ••II be provided 1'1 1111, st1udu1e onclud1n11 • 250 t.e•I lecturt h.tll • 12!> '"'.
lttlute hall •nd • 6!> ~ul cne \ludy room All thtee l1u lllln will be loaed ""' roo-with \loped 01 strpped floors
••len\lvt 1toushc•I trP•ln1.,nt •nd stacked moveble ch.tlkboiuck lhe leclutt h.tlls will 1lso 1n<luttt pro,ection booth, All
rooms will be w1ted for d.tl• .ind equipped to accommod•te huvy audio visual requiremenb. 1nt.lud1n11 du•I prol"clton
scrHn._ video •nd d1la pro,ecllon. h•&ll·qu•llly sound syll•m. elt
Cener•I an1anmenl clen tooms to bt Pf'Ovlded 1n<lud1 • 6!> wat clasStoom a SO u•t u1se study room •nd ttahl JO seat
ctusrooms The SO ~•I room wilt be • h~•d nit feuhty w•th • stepped fklor 11m1tar to th• cue study room dHCrt!Htd
above the r•m•1n1n1 rooms will h .. • fl.ti r1oors and loos.e u1hn1 lhe 6S u•t clnwoom will be llMd pr1manly f0t dHl4!S
•nit>loy1111 1 ver,.ty ot seahn& conf11uullons All rooms will be wifed tor d•I• 1nd equipped with ch111tboard\ •nd protection
tcrtflfls l wo cl1u1oom 'upport IO•tes will also be provided The .. room' will provide space to stote overhud pro,., tors.
slide prorectors. VCRs ind other •Qulpment and supplies needed for the clnsioom1
h......i O.s .... -4 c-t~ c .. ,, SS2,000,ooo.oo
NOCUUIH
Tiie prequllrl1eahon process will be conducted 111 twn p11h ,rnd will resull 111 lhe ~•lvdk;n nf prequ•hflf'd Oes1cn Bu11<1en
who will be !\sued propu,11 documenb fOI this Proiect
llert 1 will be the ~ubm•llll of • Prequ1hf1C<111tu11 ()<iest10nn•l1t d11sct1bed on mort del111I below Alie< receipt of the
rtequ1hfic11ton Que'''°""'"'· the Unilran1ly will rev1tw .ind delerm1ne 1 purnt u ore lor H eh 'Ubm11t1t Requesh IOI
tlatlfy1na informahon end s upplemental d•la will be made et th•~ tome, 11 requ11ed Alt•• recerpt and rev-of the clarrficatoons
end supplement•! d•I• u'h P1equel1hc1lton Quest1onn•lf• will reuive • fm~I pomt uore Scorln1 of Oettan Builder• for
lhl, Part I will be determined by the applluhon ot •n Hhtbllshed u1tn1 system (del•lled submllt•I requiremenh 1nd the
relln1 s11t1m ••• cont11111ed in the Prequalrhollon Q<iestlonn•lr•) Ou11n Builders who "'"' the 1equ1temenh 1nd obta•n
mlfllmum qu•hfy1n1 total po1nh for lh• criteria in P1rt I •Ill be mteniewld 1n P•• I 2 or tt111 Pr9q\lalolic1tton ptocen
Pert t wlH be the lnltn,.w Dnlcn Buil69n wlll be notoloed whlthet OI "cot they h•.,. bffn ••l•ded for lht' l'•rl 2
lnt.,voew lhe lntenl4w will addrtta the •terns ducrlbed 1n the Prequ•llltul"n Queshonnffe The rnulh of the mltr•••W
will b• stpar•lely ~nred b1\ed nn •n ~1labl11h"d n11tn1 syslPnt lhe Oor11n 6u1ldel\ who ••• 'elected by the Un1•P•s1ly
In Part 7 will be pttqu•hlled lo sobnot l'ropo.•h "" 1111' Protet.1 lltltOUAUfKATIOM SCHlOUU
On ffl4ey, Arll I 1, 2001, rr~fk ..... o. .. tt-trea will be rn uf'd to •nl,.1uled Ouic11 Butld•n •I °"'•an &
COfl,tructlOfl Strvke~. Univ•sity of Calllorn!A Irvine. S201 tahlutoc11 Avtnut Su1le ~ ltv1,.., CA 92697 14!i0 (Cornt'• ot
lllton and C1llf0fnla Av11n11e)
f or tnform1Uon '*" llM holllM (!M9) 124 1111 Clf (949) 114 8034
On frf4-y, A.ti 18, toOS, • Mwt ••t 0..,.. ~ Pt..,.mk.tleft ,...__. wlll IN '°'rdlitted Mil""
prOftlptly •f l 1H A.M. Ontr Oestp Bu•._• who P•• l>Cipale in the Conf• •M• "' •h "'llfety wll be ellowed Ill •u~I
'1equallficatton QvesU<>11n•lret """°"s 1u1111n1 ttfer l tSS A.M. wll not'"' •llowed to submit Piequalifk•tlDll Qunl1Qnn11fa.
PllttfClpanla ah•ll mHt ti 0..111.n & Con•lt11C'Uon Servtcu, Unlwe"lly of Celtfornla, lrvlne, 5201 Calllnrnl41 Avenue, Suitt
2'0, SuUlnn • Wtittll Conf .. ence RooM,, lnine. CA 92697 2"50.
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l o• 1768 Newport
BHch, CA 92'58·1915
until 2 00 f m on II)•
30th day o ,,..,." 2003.
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Buch CA 92663
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quired fOf lh1s proiect
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Published Newport
Buch Cost• Mes.1 D•1ly
Pilot ~11 II, 2003 F282
~ ..... ... s.......
l h~ lollow1na per WM
.tre doona busmen u
Collon• Avenue Proper
llf's. !iOO An11el1ta Ave
Coron• Oel M.tr CA
9161'>
(la1ne K W1lh1m \
Trusl•e of the Wilham\
'"'''· 500 Anaehta Or Co• on.t del M•". CA
92615
l11' P W1ll1am\
Trustee of the W1th1m~
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An1tehta Ot 1ve Coron•
dt!I Mar CA 9262!>
f '" P William• Trus tee ol the Williams
Tr u" 500 An&elll•
Ortvt Corona del Mar
C.A 9?625 T~rs bus1neu 1s con
d11LIPd by .t aener al
pa1 tnet\n1p
H•ve you star led do1na
oo"""" vet> Yes 0< t I 1997
£r11 I' Wolllllm'
lho\ \talemenl wa'
loltd with the Cou"l1
Clerk ol Ounce County
on 04108103
2003'940132
0~1ly Pilot Apr 11 II!
2'> May 2 2003 f "197 ------Adi'-9Niess .... s......,,,
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the Dlltrlct) of Or •"Ill
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u11lll •.y • t'MJ,
1JOO ,..-. Propo••ls
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above Ml fC>fUt. 10M4
(ltd Av•-. fo14nta111 Yaftey, C11tf0tn111, 9!70&.
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submitted on the l0tm
follWl .. d by ocso "'
•ccordence with ell
pr ovflstonl ot the SJ)ICI
ficatlons Sp.c1hution1.
proposal blanhs. end
further 1nf<wm•tion m.i1
be oot11ned at the •bon
1ddren lflle911ont 1714)
962-2411
Publ"ll•d Newport
Buch Costa Meu 011ly
Pilot ~ 11 11 2003 r 798
Rdlllels ...... ... s......
The lollow1na perw ns
.ire <1o1n1 bus1nen •~
RJR De"&" Consultanh
JI 76 Pullman SI • 120
Costa Mn• CA 9167&
Rober I I Hams I 0
r 1thn& Lui ltv1nr CA
92612
Janet I'. H'"" 10 r alhna I e.tt It VIII• CA
92612
Tht,, buiine~,_ •'> on
ducted by husband .nd
wile
Thi-. t.u.\-me\!. '" (un .
duc1~d h t a Cflftt••f<1t1un
H.av~ t••U '1.ilr1Pt1 cto111~
busmr\\ yet' y~, 11
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hlt't1 with th" f 111u1! /
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I ht toll""'"'i person\
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lll 'llfo'.1
lohh w.,1 • .-rt Powell
}}001 S1,,.lh Pattin
Cuol Hriinw•y l •run• Bu~h CA 916!>1
l hi\ bU\tn~\,\ t\ lUtl
du• tea by .,, 1nltov1d1141
H •~t' yuu 't•tlf"d ~10111~
bu\Jne\s 1f't> Nu
lolln Powell
Tho' 'llltmenl W•\
folf'd with the County
Clerk ot Ot an1e County
on03/25 OJ 200J .. U4.41
011ly Pilot M11 28. Apr
4 II 18, 2003 F~9
• It "'• ~t ~ 1 b Adi
At t1111f
k hi'-' ' \ lt.1 .,-,.tfd
·111111 "" ""' h
(Ju "" 1971
Ruhttl \ How.ird
""' \l.tlernent wa\ fifed with th• C•1uri ly
l..leri. ol Of<!nfl• County
on 04 !'08 '03
700) .. 40139
Daily Pilot Apt 11 18.
2S Mlly 2 2003 f ?96 ---------Rdlt6.. ..... ... s ......
Alt Friday. Aj!il 11. 2003
tilll.... .. Llfll ...... .. Upl ................ .. ....................... .. .......... .. ........... .......... .........
1 he lolli>wifll Pf<IOlll .,, do411& ~llllft' as:
l•11m YoJ• Collete ti Incite. 293 Btlltol $t
fA200, Coit• Jffta, CA ~
Alu Jllmes, Inc. (CA).
29'J1 lrlllOI St., to~•·
Mest.CA92626 llln bu~nus 11 con·
dllcttd by. 1 ~«po<lllion ... ~ '°" 1t1;ttd dotnt bvVn4'• )II!*? v ... 8ll41 DZ
Alu Jamu, Inc •
P•tf•<.e Simon, Pr~ldtl\I
This •t•ltmtnt WIS
Mtd with th• County
Cl•k ot Ora11a• County
on03/IB/03 200HU7S64
Dally Pilot Mar. 21, z.!Ji "fit' 4, 11, 2003 F2 J.S ........... ..........
The f0How1n1 per'•ons
art doina business u
1) Monkey Alms Devel
opment Corp , b )
Ml(.h HI Nyt>eta Enter-
pl' u, c) CWN Solu
l1on1. Inc • 515 W
Commonw11llh Ave .
F ullet Ion, CA 92832
Monhy Arms. loc.
(NV), 515 W Common
wealth Ave • F uJlef ton. CA92132
Th111 bus1nu ,. 11o con
ducted by • corporation
Have you started doing
business yel? No
Monkey Arms Inc.,
M1cheel Nyber&, CEO
This statement was
hied with the County
Clerk ol Orance Counly
on Ol/14/D3
200J6t371S2
0.1ly Pilot Mar 21, 28,
Apr 4, 11, 2003 F225
Adlll. ...... .... s .......
The follow11111 persons art domg bustnen .u
The UPS Slote ·~. 1'35 Newport Blvd, Ste
Al09, Costa Mei.a, CA
92627
Ph1lhp A Gustavson.
1132 St Vincent Place.
Santa Ana, CA 92705
Sara .I Gushv,on
I I 32 St V1ncoen1 Plat e. S•nlit Ana, CA 9270S
This busoneu os con ducted by husb•nd and
wile
Have tou star It'd doing
business yeP Yes.
October I. 2003
Pt11lhp R Cust•vson
Thos slatenu'"I was
hied w1lh the County
Clerk of Orance County
on 04/08/03 20036940138
Daily Pilot Apr 11 18 2!> May "l 2003 f29'5
fidttlM llrsiMss
"-S"'-tt
The lollowinit perwns
are do11111 bus111~ss as
Cellular f "hdnge, 10495 Bolu Av .. nue #I OJ ,
Wutm111•ll 1 •~~l1ll)rn1a
97683
HPTV INC. <rA), 10495
Sols• AYM•Uf> •103,
Wu lmon<ler Calolor no"
92683
This bus1nl'\s 1s '"" ducted by A corpOrdl1on
.......... .........
llle lollow1111 ,., .. ,.,
.,, clo1na bu.iMH as·
(Thotnas •nd CtnlJtl•
l>t!A) Joylotft Ul!lltnilt>d.
14211 Cet11tun1 Cwtle, MtsslOl'i v .. io. CA 92691
l °"'" fabty, 24211 C lun• Cwcle, MtUk>n y,. CA9269l
Cynthia falwy, 24271
C.ufllna Clfcle. Mmlon VltJo, CA 926.91 lhls busll\$i$ Is con-
dll(;tlCf by 1lusb•11d and
wit•
Have you Jtarted doint
bulll!flS yell Ho
Thomas fabty
Cynthia faluy lhla statement was
filed with the County
Cletk of Oran11• County
on 04/03/03
200'6Htsts
Dally Ptlot A9r. 11, 18, 25, May 2, ~ f286 ........... ............
The fotlowlna 114fM>n'
ere do1111 bustneu u;
Whetlch.t•IS R Us. SU
N Br~urst Street,
Suri• 214, Anaheim, CA
92801
le lnvestmenl$, l lC
(CA), Sil N. Brooll.hlKst
Street, Suite 214. An•-
heim, CA 92801
This business is con·
duc ted by· l1miled
l11brhty Co
Heve you started doin&
business yet? No
Le Investments, llC,
le~nne ThuH1en le,
Membet
lh1s i.lalement was
hied with the County
Clerk of Oranee County
on 03/2S/03
20036938434
Daily Piiot Mar 28. Apr.
4. II, 18.2003 F2S3
Fldltlees~ .... s........
The followina persons
'" • do ma business as: Olusc1ous Salon & Spa,
2418 W Whittier Blvd.,
l a Habra, CA 90631
Antoinette Ala. 2082
Maritn Way. Costa Mesa.
CA92627
Loren Aaron Gameros.
15!>5 Mua Verde [ Or
1140 H, Costa Meu , CA
92626
lh1s business 1s con·
duded by a aeneral
~1ar Iner shtp
Have you started doong
business yet? No
Anlo1nette Ala
l h1s s tatement wu
toled wolh lhe County
Clerk of Orange County
on 03/1,/03
20036931l6S
Daily Pilot Mar 21. 28.
Apr 4, 11,2003 f 230
RdllMsW..SS ..... *'-"
The lollowln& persons
are doone business as
Belvrdere Nelworkonit
tnlN prose\, 3700 S
Susefl SI #250. Santa
AM , CA92704
Mortiiaaees.com. Inc
(NV). 3700 S Susdn St.
•250. S•nta A"a, CA
92704
This business •s con
du1.lt•d by ii cotporallon
Have you 5latled dnlni
busrnns yet> Ye~. 01/
01/03 Have you or.1<11 lfd dmna
busine\s yet? Nco
HPT\I IM . Tom 1 Pt> Ptes1dent
Mortga1ee'\.tom. Inc ,
Darlene S Ward Pres1
dent
........ ...........
TIM tottow1111 Ptf SOM .,, doina bumeu n :
Ko1,t11rt, 294 Prlflc:etoo Or.. e<asta Meu , CA mzs E.bea Woodall, 2:94
Prine.Ion Dr • Coal• Mesa.CA~
M111111 Woodall, 294
Prln~•lon Dr., Costa Mna. CA 92626
Tiiis b1nineu b con
ducted by: • sen.ul part~a11.,
Hive you st&rlecl 6oln1
bustnu.s yet? No
Eben Woodall
This st1tem1ol waJ
f!led with the County
Clerlt. of Oon&• County
on 03/18/03
200HH7'03
Daily Pilot Apr 4, 11,
18, 25, 2003 fl76 ............ •s....t Tlle foltowlng persons ve dolna busmess es·
Mam D. Probolstr.y &
Assoclatt$, 3001 Redhill
Avenu. 8uoldlna 5 Suite
105, Co$ta Mn•. CA
92626
Adam D. Probolslly,
2306 Cre$cenl Oek.
Irvine, CA 92618
Thts business 1s con
ducted by: an 1nd1vldu1I
tine you started domg
busmess yet? Yes. 01/
01/1992
Adam D Probolsky This statement was
filed w1lh the County
Clefll. of Or anae County
on 04/08/03
20036940174
Dally Pilot Apr 11, 18.
25, Mey 2. 2003 f288
™"""~ -*-id The following persons
are doing busmeS$ as:
David R1v•deneyra Oe signs, 9142 Bermuda Or.,
Hunhngton Buch, CA
92646
Da•1d Da niel R1
vadeneyra, 9142 Ber
muda Or , Hunt1n11ton
Beach, Calif 92646
This business 1s con
ducted by an ind1v1du11I
H•ve you slatted doing
business yet? No
O•v1d Daniel RI
vadeneyta
Th is statement was
hied with the County
Clerk of Oran&e County
on 03/18/03
20036931S62
Daily Pilot Mar 21 28.
Apr 4. 11, 2003 f235
Rdltl.s IMeu
"-S......
The following petsons
are do1n11 busmen u
Elder Suppor I Set ••ces.
7971 Teakwood Place
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Judith S Dahle, 'l977
Toi.wood Place, Co\h
Mesa, CA 92626
Cathermtt Bat u\, 901
Arbo1 Circle, LJVein~.
CA91750
This bosm~ .. \ '' 'on
ducted by an untnl!H
p or ated as soc1at10"
other than a par Iner ship
Have you started do1n11
business yet? Nu
Judith S DAhle
This st;atemPnl w.1s
filed with lh~ Counly
Cle1>. ot Ora"ge County
on 04/08/03 20036940l29 Daily Pilot Apr 11 18
25 M.ty 2 2003 F 289
fiditlM-...U ... s........
Thos s t.tlrmrnt wes
loled with lltr Cr1unty
Cler--of Oran1e (;uunly
on03 13 03
200l6U6tS2
Dally Prlot Apr 11 18.
25. M•y 2, 2003 r J04
l h11o sbtement was
Med with the County
Clerk of Orance County
on03n5t03
20036931435 Oatly Pilot Mar 28, Apr.
'· ll 18. 2003 F2S8
The following persuns
<tre doina business n
lntertrusl, 122 En t
Egafgnu S•n Cfcm
•n••· CA mn Mio C, Me~botto. 122 Ent Cu1l1nta, Sa11
C\tmtntt, CA 12972
Clltl1 t 1111e I .
Manclleeo. 122 hst
bcalonn. San Clacn•
•nla,CA92&72 nm bUsilttU i. con·
dueled 11J lluslllftd end
wit•
Ht" you •larttd doinC bll~•J117Ho
JullO C. Manchl!10
lhl1 1t1tement was toled wlt11 tile County
Cltftt of Or•"I' County
on 03/14/03
20036H71Sl
Dally Pilot Mer. 21. 28, AJ><.•. ll,2003 F228
fldfllm ....
"-S..... The followtna persons
are doln1 busln4'1s u :
Sandr•'s Cl""lnt Ser·
vice, 7S3 A Center
Stteel, cost• Meu, CA
92627 .
Sandri M. Mathus, 753
A Center Street, Cost•
M,q,CA92627
Jose A, Mathus, 753 1>
Center Strut. Costa
Mesa, CA 92627
This business 1s con·
ducted by husband ~d
wife
tiave yw statled do1n1
busoneu y11? Vas. 03/ 10,/0J
Sandr• Malhus
Th1J statement wts
filed with lhe County
Clerk of Or1n1e County
onOJ/25/03 200, .. , ....
Daily Pilot Mar 28, Apr.
4. II. 18. 2003 F251
Adllm ....
"-S.......
The lollowina persons
are doma business n
AM AssociatH, 25522
Ponata Corde, Mr u 1on
Viejo, CA 92691
ANN M. MclLWAIN,
25522 P1nata Chcle,
Mission Vle10. CA 92691
JAMES l McllWAIN,
25522 Ponata Ctrcle.
MISSIOO Vle10, CA 92691
This business rs con
dueled by husband and
wile
Have you sl•tled doonit
business yel? No
!AMES l McllWAIH
Thos l latemenl was filed woth lhe County
Clerk of 0 1<1n1e County
on 03/14/03
20016937 "7
Oaoly PolOI Mar 21 28.
Apr 4 11. 2003 f226
RdllM ..... ... s......
The followlrl& persons
a1 e doina busol\ess as
f am1ly Health .Software/
Calorie Kina. 1760
Montov1-Ave #B 10.
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Allan BorushU, &
AnocratH . Inc (CA).
Costa Me~•. CA 9262 7
Th" hu\lnl!1.S os coro
ducleO by a corporation
!lave you started domg
bu"ne~• y~I? Vo, 1998
Allen Buru~hP k &
Auo.111 .. s Int • PJul
lame) Vo~e 1'1 e'1dent
This statement wu
loled with thr County
Clerk of Oran&e County
on 03/25/03
2003H314SO
Daily Pilot M111 28, Apt
4, 11. 18. 2003 f260
llOOO Of APPWTIMI TO
S8ULCOHOUC IMIA6U ,.., .. "'•c• -..,2',2003
l o Whom II Mey
Concern Thi N•me(i )
ot lhe Applocant(s ) rs/
arc WILD OATS MAR
KCTSINC
r111 9PtMka11ts 11stec1
above .,, •Pt1111A1 to
tllt O•ttar tn!fnl of
M collollc 81vtra1•
Conltol to Mfl akoholic
t>eirerasu al. J03D HM80ft BLVD SlT D COSl:A MESA, CA 92626 ly~ of llcenH(fi) ~for 20 ·Of f
SALE BEER AHO WIMC
r 11bll1lled Newport
S..ch Colta M.M Oatfy
l'ltot ~rr JI, 18. 25. 2003 f21S .......... .........
The follow1n1 persona
"' dolna buslneu 11: •) Carbon Sales and Acqul1ltions, b) f reedon1
of Sllftch, 21170 Beach
Bh1d., liu11tln11ton Beach,
CA92648
Lull• Cerlson, 21170 B1aci't Blvd., Hunlineton
Beech. CA 9264a
Thos busineu is con·
dueled b~· •" 1ndlvi'dual Hevl yo sl•rtfd doin&
business 11 No lulte Cartson '
This st•temenl .was
filed with ltM County
Cltrk ol Onna• County
on03/13/0J 200SHS102S
D1ify Pilot Apr 11. J 8.
25, May 2, 2003 F303
Tile followonc per sons
are doina business H :
po l1ti111ty com, 905
hnana Place. Costa
Mesa, CA 92626
Annelle K1the11ne
Welson, 905 hnana
Piece. Costa Mesa. CA 92626
Th" business 1s con·
dueled by an 111d1vrdual
Have you started dome
bus1n1ss. yet? No
Annelle K Walson
This statement was
filed with the County
Cletk ot Oran&•· County
on 04/01/03
200HH929S
Daily Pilot Apr 4, 11.
18,25.2003 F267 ........... ... s......
I he follow1na Pttso"s
are do1n& buS1ness as:
Ad•ms Cons tr ucllon.
1~37 Ponderos• IC,
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Juon Adams, 1537
Ponderosa I C, Costl
Meu. CA 92626
Thrs business 11 con·
ducted by an 1nd1vKlual
Have you start.d doma
bustn•S$ yel, Yes, 4· I
03
Jason Adams
This st•temenl was
fillld with the County
Clerk ol Orange County
on 04/08/03
200369401JS Oaoly Piiot Apr 11, 18,
25. May 2. 2003 F293 FlctftlM.._
,._~
lhe lollowmg persons
are do1n11 business as.
8randSlud101. 2603 San
Marco. Newport Beach
Cahlornoa 92660
hm Neace. 2603 San
Marco, Newport Beach
Calolorn1a 92660
This business 1s con
ducted by. an 1ndrvid11al
Have you started dome
business yet? No
Jim Nu ce
This sla lement was
l1lecl woth lh<' County
Cieri. of Oranae Counly
on 02121/03
200l ••S4,.2
Daily Pilot Mer
Apr 4, 11. 2003
..... ..... ... .......
Thi folk>Wlflt ...-Old •• doillC bll~ll'ltt u OCCOOPUNS.COM, m5
r1neCreek Or., Costa
...... CA~
Eih••rd l.,.oy Waite"• 215~ PlnecrHll Or., ColtaMna,C.A~
Thie 1>uai-Is con
duclaf lty; Ill lnd1vktulll
Htte you st.wttd dolttc
buslllett yet1 No
Edward l9'0'f W•ltars Tl11s slattm4tllt wu
filtd witJI the County
Clef!\ of Dr1nce County
on 03/19/03 200UU77N
Dally Piiot Mer. 28, Ac>r, 4, ll, 18, 2003 F252
~ .... ...........
Th• followlne p11taons
,,. .dolnc bu.sines' as:
C•mp ~if&ll Musk, 140
Woodc:Hsl lane,, A~o
Vielo. CA 92656 •
Ma1n1ew Chulu
~merzl111, 140 Wood-
cresl Lane, Aliso Viejo,
CA92656
This business Is con
ducted by· '" lndlv1dual Have you $farted do•"I
buStness yet? Yn. 4/20/
02
Matt Emerz1an
This sletement wH
hied with Ille County
Cler>. ol Of •nae County
on 04/08/03
200S .. 40l4t
Daffy Pilot ~ II, 18.
25, M<1y 2. 2003 f290
fkllm .....
... s.....t
The lollowona per sons
are doing busmen iJS'
Source One Supply, 2020
Fullerton Unol UO, Costa
Mesa, CA 92627
Robert Richard Stuart
Ill, 2020 Fullerton Unol
#10, Costa Mesa, CA
92627
This busmes~ is con
ducted by an md1v1dual
Have you started Cloona
busrness yet? No
Rober I R1char d Stuart
Ill
This slatemenl •as
tiled w1lh lhe County
Clerk of Oran&e Counly
on 04/01/03
200'6939298
Daily Pilot Ac>r 4. 11 .
18.25.2003 r264 ,..... .....
... s......
The lollowmg penons
are doona busrness as
Ass!SI You Services. 722
So. Mee Duff SI Ana
herm, CA 92.804
Otbn V•uahan Unrnll.
722 So. Mac Dulf St ,
Anaheim, CA 92804
Thos bus1neu rs con
ducted by en 1nd1V1dual
Have you started dome
business yel' No Otbra Vaughan Unruh
Thl5 statement was
ltled with the County
Clerk of Or •nee County
on D3/IB/03 20036U7S71
Oaoly Piiot Mar 21, 28,
Apl 4.11.2003 F239
fktliMMleu ... s.......
The follow1n1 persons
are doina business n
Morfls lnleractrve, 1747
Prlcawn Or , Costa Mes.i,
CA 92626
Cynth1• G MorMO,
1747 P1tcawn Or • Cosle
~.CA92626
Thos busmeu 11 con dueled by an 1nd1vldual
ttave you •tarted c1otna
busmen yet' No
Cynth1<t Moteno
This statement wu
fdgd with !he Coyoh
Clw1I of Or..il' Coit11ty
Oft 03/25/()3 ,..,..,.....
O.t1y Pilot Mw'. 21, ~.
4, 11, LI, 2003 F:t!.5 ........... ..........
Tll• follow fftl '* aons at• clolf\I' b11slneu n ·
8CAOS IN 8ALAHCE,
2!\'!11. Or lfttl Av•. ti,
Cotta Mesa, CA 92627
Candace L. l'1tuon.
2558 Dr1111• Ave. "8,
Cos.11 Mesa, CA 92827 ™• bllll-Is ~· ducte4 by· an Individual
Have JOii aw led dofnl
b11tln..1 y.17 Ho
C1ndac• Plttson
TMs •l•l•m•nt WIS
flied with tile County
Cieri\ of Oranp Count.Y
onOl/25/03
20016HMS2
O•llr Pdo' M11. 28, •• 4, l , 18, 2003 · F254 ......... ... s.......
Th• fQHowlna plr&on•
art doln1 butlnns ••: lnlorm•l1on ~na1tt's,
2192 Dupont, Suri• 106,
Irvine, CA 91612
Dale OeAlley, 2192
Dupont , Suite \06,
lr¥1ne, CA 9Ull2
TI11s b11slntn Is con·
ducted by an lndMduel
Have you s tarttd dolnc
business yet? Yu, 3/3/
03
Dalt DeAUey
This s l•temenl wH
fried with lh• County
Clarll of Oran1• County
on03/l8/03
200'6tJ7S'7 Oa1ly Pilot Mar 21. 28.
Apr. 4, I\, Z003 f232
nc-. ..... .........
The followlne petsons
are dolne business H :
Exom Solullons, 8 Amber
Street. Alrso Viejo, CA
92656
Sunll W•dhwoney. 8
Anlbllr Sheet , Aliso
Voeic>. CA 92656
This business Is con·
ducted by an indlvlduel
Have you sterted do1n1
business yeP Ye s.
March 9. 2003
Sun11 W•dhwaney
This sl1tement wu
hied woth the County
Clerh of Oten1e Co11nty
on 03/14/03
t OOJHJ71U
D11ly Pilot Mer 21. 28, Ac>t 4, 11, 2003 F229
n.. ..... ... s......
The lollow1n1 pet sons
a11 doin& business as
Morrossette M11n1• Theupy, 1831 <><•nae
Ave Suite B. Coste
Mesa, CA 92627
Kimberly C Moms
stile, 15 Summ1rw1nd
Cou1t. Newport Buell,
CA91663
T hos bo\one" " con
ducted by an tndrvldu11
Have you started doina business yet? No
Kim Momu ette
This \ltlement wu
fried with the County
Cle1>. ot Orenae County
on 03/20/03 2003H37tlt
D11ty Piiot Mar 28. Apr
4, 11, 18, 2003 f 262
nc.. ..... ..........
The followtrtl ptf sons
are doina busmess 11
M•roa s Cle•n•nc 1916
Wallec:e Ave I 102 Costa
Mesa, CA 92627
Maria I Su•rez, 1916
W•ftlce Avt •102. Cost•
Meu, CA 92627
Th•J by11nen n c;90
duded ., "' ...........
Mlft JOU star'tff dcMllC bu,.,._, rel? Y•, 4/17
03 ftlwle I. Suatl2 ™• •l•t-• ... flW wlttt tlM Co4.iftty
CWll of OrllflCe Cou11~r
Oft 04/01 /01 ,..,..,.,..
OM~-,.!lot ~. 4. 11.
11, 25. 200.1 na ......... .........
Tiie foieo.-l*IOftl .,. dolr\t bllslneu u :
Help A tnlld , ovndat{on,
51 kempton l•M, Ll4·
tfa Rane!\. CA 92t49
ltobert D1v•nport, 57
KemplOtl lane, Laden
Randi, CA 82649
fltis buslne11• It con·
ducltd by: en lndlv~I
Have you sbrllcl doint
b!Mlnesa 1•t1 ~
Robert 01v111pOrt . ,lllls ttllltinent WU
tiled l#ltfl Ill• Covrtty
Ct.Ii of Or1nte Collllty
on 03/19'03
to01ftH1S70 Dally Pilot Mat. 21. 28,
~ ••• 11. 2003 F'238 .......... .........
TIM followi111 petsons
111 cloin1 bvslness u :
M G. Fln111clal. 2058 N.
Bush St , Santa Ana, CA
92706 Gabriel M. Monloy•.
2058 H. Bush St., Santa
Ana,CA927D6
This business Is con·
ducted by: an lndivldu•I
Have you $tart.d doln1
business y1t? Yes, Feb .
2002
Gabr1tl M. Montoya
This s tatement was
filed with the County
Clerk of Orange County
on04/09,IOJ
200S6f40404
01lly Pilot Apr. 11. 18,
25, May 2. 2003 f301 ......... ... s.......
Th• followln1 ,,.,sons
Me doinc buslneu es:
Kona Kai, 207 39th
Street, Kewpcwt Beach,
CA92663
Kefiwe Beaudou•, 207
39th Street. Newport
8Hch, CA 92663
This busi°'"' ts con·
ducted by. a" ind1viduel
H1v1 you slllrtecl 6oulg
bush!~ yet? No
Keuwe Beaudoul
This sl1tement was
hied w1tll the County
Cieri. of O.anae County
on 03/25/03
200S69SUSl
Datly Pilot M11 28, ~.
4, 11. 18,2003 F251 ..........
'-S.......
The followlna persons
are do1n1 bus1nns H . P1clf1c Cons ultrna
Group. 111 1/2 Garnet
AYll . Balboa Island, CA
92662
AbbH Kory R1zagh1,
111 1/2 Carnet Awe ..
Balboa Island, CA 92662
This bi.sinus is con
dwcled by' an lndivoclu1I
H•ve you 'terted doma
busmest yet7 Yes, 12/
01/2002
Abbes Kory Ra.11an1
This st•tement wu
hied with the Co..n I y
Cler• ol Or•n11 County 0"~14}03 200J .. S7t70
D11ly Piiot ""-< 21, 28, ~ 4, II, 2003 F22• ........
... s......
Fair 0.-lve, Co1t1 .......
CAta27
()wtatlan ltoberl ~
1>0tt, )419 VII LIOo,
S•lte 330, New,.,I
BMCll, CA t2eeO
Thil bUllnna II c:on
M~ bf! 111 tMIWIMtulf ....,. ~ star'*' doWll bvsMeu 11•? ... Ctw1111111 llbbott
Thlw 1lattlfttnt l"•• flloed wlttl tlle County
Cl«ll of °'"',. Collnty
Oil 0.J/lli'OJ 200a.MS7Mt
0,11, r11o1 Mar. 21, 21, ~·'· 11,2003 F237 ..........
... s-..
Tll• fol$owlnc persons
art dol111 butlnt111 u : Tt>l FaU.lon, is44 S.
f ahlew St •• Santa All•.
CA92704 •
T1m Cons Dinh, 2706
S. Diamond St., S•nla
Ana. !!A 92704 TiliS ~ Is con·
duqad by: •" Individual Have you started dolnt
business yel1 No Tim Dinh
Tiiis statement wes
filed wilt. the Collnty
Clerll of Or1111• County
on 03/lli'OJ
200~H7Sl2
Daity l'llot Apl. 11. 11.
25, May 2, 2003 FJ02 .......... .........
The follow1111 peraons
are dolna buslnqs u :
Art Tlffefy, 931 w. l9tJI
St., Costa Mesa, CA
92627
Steve Tlll«fy, 931 W.
19th Sl, Coste Mesa, CA
92627
This business i.s con·
dueled by. an ond1¥idu1I
Kave you stl(led doing
business yet? No
Steve Tiller1
This statement wu
filed with the County
Clerlt. of Or ant• County
onDJ/18/0J 2003 .. JJSH
D•llY Pilot Mar. 21, 28.
Apr 4, 11. 2003 F236 ..... ..... ..........
Tti. follow1nc persons
ere dolfll busontts as Mecro Consultlnc. 6882
Presidio Dr .. Huntlnaton
Beech, CA 92648
lhchard Oennis Gtace,
6882 Pruldio Or . Hun hnston 811dl, CA 92648
This busineu rs con· ducted by· en lndlvld11el
Have you started doina
business yet? No
Rkhard Oennrs Grace
Thts statement wes
hied witll the County
Cl«k of Orence County
on04/08/03
100~6t40l)O
D1ily Pilot Apr 11. 18.
25. Jby 2, 2003 F291 ........... ..........
The followlnc penons
ere do•na buSlneu as
C1ld1uc. 316 Sant•
Isabel Unol A, Coste
Mae, CA 92627
Matthew Caldwell, 316
Sante Isabel Unit A,
Costa Mall, CA 92627
This busmeu rs con·
ducted lly en lndtvidllel
Hlv1 you ll•ted dolnc
b"linHs yet? Yes. 01/
02
Matl!Mw Celdw9'1
This st1 ltmtn I w IS
toled woth the C011nty
Cle<-of Or •nl• County
onDJ/25/03 200M•M447
Daily Pilot MM 28, Apr
4, I\, ll,2003 f256
TM tolloWN
.,._...~
Alltholl(• lo•tlllt'. ~ "-'"· "°' .... lloed UnU lJA, ~
8eadt,CA'-~•,lne Tawltlan, I~ WIM'*t" Av... Cl9n •&1e.CA9l20J
TMs bu.Inna t.~ ducle4 by: Ml lndly ii~I
Hive YOll •t..u.t 1.11111-~Ho
MlllM '1'1111tla11 j
'fllit ll .. ~llJ I
filed with llll O.W.
Clttlo: ot Drana• ~
on D3/211Dl
MeMHltts !1>f":;1f!
Dally l'ilot •· 41 ll, 18, 25, 2003 WI' .......... !'! .......
Th• fo11owJ311M .,. dolllt bll .in
Suun l(ay rti I~[
Therapy Services, !SI~
18th St. f 2, Costa .._.,
CA92627
Su..n f :Kay. lit llttl
St. '2, Costa -1. CA 92627
Tht9 bvai-Is c:.t\"'
ducted by: •n lndtvldutl
Havt you 1twted ddlllc
business yet? Ho
SUMnf. Key
This 1tal•-1t "*' with the Co\iaty tleril of Or•nce CM• 01103/14/03 ,..,.,,,... . ..
D11ly Piiot Mar tt: tB.'
Apr 4, ll, 2003 F'2J.
..... ~1111 ..........
The followln1 oeuons
are doin& busi-..:
128 Matkelinc. ZMlMI'.
£astbluff Dr. S11IG"l20.-
Hawporl BHth..1 -4liA1 92660 ••
Mar• Dani, 2649w8'
E11tbluff Or Suite •20. Newport Beach . CA
92660
Thrs busrneu 11 co11-
cluctad by· 1n lndl~du11
H1¥e you t tarted doln,
bu-1ness yet? Ito
Mark Deni 1 I
This statement w•s
hi.d wolh tllt Coenlt•
Cler• of Ou111e County
onO•Mll/03 200SHSH02 ,
Delly Pilot Apl • ... U~
18,2:5.2003 f~ ..... ...:a:=; .........
The tollowlfll per"ttr
1re dcNna IHlslnds t !··
Prol.lolsa y Ruur,fl,
3001 Redhill Avenue
Bulldfn1 5 Suit• •Uli. CoataM.11,CA~
Adam D Probol~ ..
23D6 Cre1c1111 O•h.
lr¥1ne, CA 92611
Thia bullftlSs rt coff..
dllCled by .,. Ind llldU'I
Hive you 11"1-doll!c
business yet7 Yu, 111'
01/2002
Adem D Probol~f
This slalament wes
filed with lhe County
Cletk of Ot •ne• Couhly on 04/08/03
200SH40 l 7S • Dally Pllol Apr. Jl, 11.,
25, May 2. 2003 f291
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con" acton onclude
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949 720 3900
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Ocun Shop\ and
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$1800 949 bll 7800
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11tl $11Dl 949 67J 7800
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$9900/mo 94!12336146
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$2.495m V.:ant (eel) 919 D>2'5Z6. ~I
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moonrool'../. • cond. p/p
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moonrnot. • tond. p/p
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2 8 V6. 191. 1ctual ml,
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llhr, mnrl CO loolls &
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SI 1 99!> lonanconc avail,
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tan 1ulo. handehn& pka,
12" m•les, $32,500 obo
Newpnrl MU 949~COJ4
909 ;/40 0030 t rlf
Oedt• '91 Corovo"
Voy•ao:r 1/6 wh•lt. grey
int pvt &I•~~ 1taraged
non/~mkr hk~ new cond
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fonan~m11 & w•rr ava•I
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munch wld 11 .... ._, 111nc to I~ for
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acc. West Ca\IU\ucd the jlood wen
by n:rurnin~ tht ling of clu~. foo •
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to mne incfl, without a diamond. "°
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llul Wci.1 WU.\ luivin& none or that.
and grabbed Ille: km@ of du1mo•Kb IQ ~Vert to dub\ \(I the ddmdcr. ~OI·
lecltd three dub\ and 1.,.0 diamond'
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partner's \Uil when you g~I Oil lead
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"1"'"2 48 month closed
end IH'14! no HCuroty
depos11 IOtl molts per
yea• £ c tts~ mile~ @>
20c:: pet m•le ( TCA22791 •
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WWty 04S S.-.
'97
PeatlWIMlew ~
lthr lull pwr IOw m~
(19234) $16 ''llO
IMW S40I Sedan 'ff
Sliver w blacl< lthr
Filtf6~'41'Jfl ix.II& ')Sil mill!-;
(19231) $19 Wl
IMW 3211 S.-. '00
Mod Blue w/~ey lthr
aulo P'etn pa<.~•11e (19240 I S2b 9(1)
IMW 3231 Sedan '00
Whrte w/Bfacil IUtr CO
player 421< mi"°'
(19269) $22 9lll
IMW MS Sedan '00
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fwd:::;.-:;:; GT
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119220> SJ9 9rll
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(1 t9222C) S69,910.
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RESTORE • REPAIR
& REMOOELl~G
COMf'UTI HOME
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llft Duffy '90 <0<'1Mle
re<oodrtroo "' '02 SIO <XXI
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lo& w 'bd• leak galley
Lill*<., VJ ~ 96.t!B g;l(I)
I 3ft 6in 1011-Wltol";;
Sode conwle \lttnnc
newer 40 HP outbo•rd
motor Used rn Ir esh
w•ler 1 Int cond Tr 11ler
meld S3800 obo 949
67~ 4606. 800 247 8209
1997 11' Dirffy lJectrlc
leet Great Shape' $6500
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21 n . DU,,.f IOAT
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cl:wgc.REBATE IN LIEU OF SPl:.CIAL <>'-"
FINANCING UP TO 60 MOS ON
APPROVED FMCC 0. I. & 2 TIERS
92 CADILLAC SDN DEVILLE 316049 Shar
l At This Net Cost
(J2.4440)
Pb pcsmxat ,_ ......... .., ,.._
dmJes. any dealer ~ ~
charge. and any cnmsion testing
charj!e.REBAl E IN I IHI 0 1· SPECIAL ()'I,
FINANCING lll' TIJ 00 MOS ON
APPROVED FMC"C 0. I, & 21 IERS.
1 At This Net Cost
(J2037 I)
PM pc:rmneat ~ llld wa. MY
finance clwg". any dealer document
preparallon ctw)c. ltld any cm1~1011
testmg clwuJc. REDATf IN LIEU Of
SPECIAL LOW RATh nNANCING
1 At This Net Cost
1J1020Q1
01 FORD ESCORT SE 221898 31 K Miies, Auto, Full Power Clean
00 FORD FOCUS SE 203814 26K Miies, Auto, Full Power
1 At T his Net Cost
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&eSbnl duwJc REBATE IN LIEU Of
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I At This Net Cost
(607862)
00 ORD RANGER SUPERCAB A21073 35K Miies, XLT, Auto, Full Power
02 MAZDA 626 LX V6 287345 Sha , Auto, Full Power, Onl 10K Miies
98 CHEVY SUBURBAN LT 2WD 106639 Low Miies, Rear Air, Leather, 3rd Seat
00 LINCOLN LS (863171) Sport Pkg, Moonroof, CD
98 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR 4X4 (3XL4010) Sharp One Owner, CD, Chromes
02 LINCOLN TOWN CAR EXEC (4VJK895) Affordable Luxury
02 LINCOLN TOWN CAR SIG (4VED787) Leather, CD, Alplne, Showroom Fresh
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