HomeMy WebLinkAbout2003-04-18 - Newport Mesa Daily PilotPrimary
shows
split in
GOP
An old battle between wings
of the Republican party
resumes in early stumping
for the 70th Assembly seat.
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
NFWPORT-MESA - A local Assembly pri·
mary hru. reigruted a 4-year·old debate
about which ideological Vlew shouJd hold
sway in the Republican Party.
Moderate Crisll Cnsuch 1s facing off
against conservallves Chuck DeVore, Mar-
ianne 7.Jppa and Don Wagner in the 10th As·
sembly race. The race 1s raising deeper ques-
tions about whether a cand1date who shuns
i.ocaal stances on aboroon, gun rights and
other potenually d1vis1ve issues can wm in
an Orange County Republican primary.
On one side of the issue are leaders of the
party's more moderate New Majority wing.
who say they're Mill battlmg for a seat at the
table of the still socially conservative Orange
County GOP.
New Majority President Larry I hgby, a
Newpon Beach re-.ident and the chief ex·
ecuuve of Lake Foret.t·b~ed Apna Health·
care. bemoans the nommation of right-wing
candidate i.uch as Bill Sunon in last year's
governor's race. Higby is one of the 26
founders of the group.
"Th.at lcind of silliness is what has the Re-
publican Party relegated to minonty status
(in California): Higby said. ·Tue core of the
Republican Party 1s till clearly part of the
old guard."
While Crisbch supported Bill Ointon m
the 1996 presidential race, Devore walked
precmctS for Bob Dole. In last year's gover-
nor'<; campaign. Crisuch threw her support
behmd moderate former Los Angeles Mayor
s.. PRIMARY. Pace A4
TH IN KING ALLOWED
Is Foley the
right fit for
council?
K IS for Katnna.
A JS for attorney
R is for a run at the City Council
E ls for eventually moving onto bigger
and better things.
N Is for not likely this time around.
In some far away land, where politics are
obsolete and decisions are made simply on
common sense, fairness and merit,
Planning Commissioner •
Katrina Foley would have
a great shot at the Oty
.. Council seat left empty
by former Mayor Karen
Roblnson.
After all. the two
women have so much ln
common: Both are
attorneys. both are
registered Democrats,
both are natural-born
leaders with inherent
asaertive qualitiet. heck.
their names even start
with the same letters.
If RoblnsOn were to be r:eplaced bY the
person who had m05t in common with htt,
we could usher Foley straisJit to the dais.
Not to mention. plannln'g commissioners
haw experlence with the inner workings of
Oty Hall. and aho knows a Uttle aomethlng
about politics, belng that lhe was at the ·
fottfront of the divisive Home Ranch
debate.
Foley aeemt to ftt all the guideline-. but ls
ahe •harmonloUI and compadble1·
Her knOwtedp Of the pOltdcliJ Inner wodin&a of th.la f alr city should ttmind
Foley she la a lon1 lhot for the
apPQlntmenl Not to •Y the *1't quallfted.
or even d~ ahe Imply doan't aean
to haw the poUtkal backlrta tequlred to
pin the eeat.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 2003
P>!C"OS 9v ~ENr TQ[PT"1W / t,A LV P1L •
Jay Robinson, right, son of pioneering environmental act1v1st Frank Robinson, laughs with fnends while remembenng his father at a
memorial service at the Peter and Mary Muth Interpretive Center 1n the Upper Newport Bay Ecological Preserve on Thursday
Sending off a Back Bay protector
More than 100 bid farewell to Newport
Beach environmentalist Frank
Robinson, who prevented the Iruine Co.
from building in the estuary
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
D urin.g .a lively. memorial !>ervice on Thursday
mommg. fnends and
family members
celebrated the hfe of a man partly
respon'lible for the preservation
of the Back Bay.
and Orange Count\ to 'top a
marina pro1ect in the Back Ray
"He believed that evervone had
the nght to enjoy nature, -.aid
Bob Caustin, a Back Ba\
defender "His Ltfe\ work"
embodied in the Upper Newport
Bay presen:e. •
More than I 00 well·\\1,her<;
attended the memonal ~emce
which was held at the Peter and
Mary Muth Interpretive Center 111
131e FRANK ROBINSON lOQS
-fl6HT£R -£NVllOW1EHTAU.5T -ENGJNEEK -
Pictures of late environmental activist Frank Robinson adorn a
Frank Robinson and his wife
Fran. who died almost two year<>
ago at the age of 82. led a fight in
the 1970s against the Irvine Co. See PROTECTOR, Pace A4 display at his memorial service .
Harboring hopes of being the world 's largest
Newport Harbor's claim to be the largest in the
world might be just a claim.
J une Caaaarand•
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -If we've
heard it once, we've heard It a jillion,
kerzillion times: Newport Harbor is
the largest small craft harbor in the
world. Right?
Right?
We can't know for sure whether
this ls wrong. The one thing we can
know ls that anyone who says h's
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homework.
That's understandable. The home-
work is overwhelming. Even trying to
get to the real story is an exercise m
frustration in a lesson on hyperbole.
'JYpe in "world's largest small boat
harbor" or "small craft" and "pleas-
ure harbor" into an Internet search
engine and an unlikely name tends to
pop up: Marina del Rey.
"I've always heard that Marina del
Rey 1c; the largest small craft harbor in
the world. said Megan tandard.
public tnfonnation officer for the
California Department of Boaung
and Waterways.
The department does not maintain
up-to-date c;tatistics on relauve har-
bor '>17.e • Standard said
A more thorough search revealed
the hkely source of Marina del Rey's
unlikely a.'!sertion.
"Built around the largest man·
made small-boat harbor in the world,
Marina del Rey is home to over 6,000
pleasure boats and yachts.· accord-
ing to MarinadelRey.com.
Ah-ha \1an mad~
Perhap<> that giw' tlwm .. omt'
bragging nghts m other p.1n' of tht.'
state. but not m Newport Beach
"We usuallv have about ~.000 to
9.500 boats , in Nt'wport Harbor.
though we've had ovt'r 11 .000 at
times,· said Lt. G~ R~ll of tht'
Orange County Sheriff's Harbor Pa·
trol. who serves as assistant harbor
master of Newport Harbor.
· The numbe~ are based on the
Harbor Patrol' annual count of all
the boats docked at pie~. moonnS!>
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ON THE
John Stobart's historical aritime paintings will appear at the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum through May 4.
·Putting history to canvas
June Casaarande
Daily Pilot
L ilce most maritime artists, John
Stobart's worts explore serene
waters, majestic ships and
picturesque ports of call. But
unlike for other artists, most of Stobart's
subjects disappeared long before Stobart
was bom and long before the advent of
photography could preserve their beauty
for posterity.
Stobart, who has an exhibit at the
Newport Harbor Nautical Museum, is
known as a master of depicting ports from
bygone eras, mostly the 1800s. Without
any photographs or visual experiences to
work from, Stobart has also become a
master researcher, using historical
documents to piece together his visual
history of how ports might have looked
more than a century ago.
"We have rooms of research that he's
accumulated," said Sandra Heaphy,
business manager fur the artist and for the
Boston-based Stobart Galleries. MHe goes
to historical. He also does a lot of
interviews with people who are experts at
WHATS AFLOAT
• WHArs AR.OAT is published periodicany.
If you are planning a nautical event, submit
the information to the Daily Pilot, 330 W . Bay
St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949)
646-4170; or by e-mail to
dailypilot@latimes.com.
SAILING CLASSES
Orange Coast College Is offering new credit
and noncredit sailing classes this spring.
Most classes are five weeks in1ength, and
boats range from Lido 14 dinghies to large
ooean racers, even keefboats. Cruising
seminars are also being taught. The OCC
Sailing Center is st 1801 W. Pacific Coast
Highway, Newport Beadl. (949) 64f>.9412 or
visit occsailing.com.
SalHng Fbc:instion offw'I duses in boating
safety and sailing year-round for persons
wtth disabilities. Free. (949) 640-1678.
Ora~ County empaoy.r. can bting their
employees out to Newport Beach on
weekdays to enjoy a day of sailing courtesy
of Orange Coast College. The Sdlool of
Sailing and Seamanship now offers a dlance
for groups to wortc with the on-board
Instructor on different aalling tedlniques
11\/hile they get advice on how to perform well
in business. No sailing experience
necessary. One-day classes coat from $100
Artist John Stobart
interprets visuals of
ships from bygone eras
in his paintings at the
Newport Harbor
Nautical Museum.
what ship traveled where and when. He's
very thorough. -
Stobart has mastered the business of art
by selling prints of his original works. His
most popular worlcs include 19th century
depictions of ports in New York. Boston
and San Francisco.
His 1986 work UMaiden Lane by
Gaslight in 1882" is a classic example of
how Stobart likes to travel back in time to
see today's ports in yesteryear.
HTitis viewpoint gave me an exciting
chance to focus on the street as it
threaded its way past ships crowded into
the port after a shower had soaked the
cobblestimes," Stobart wrote. "ln the
center. a hansom cab driver waves to a
to $125. (949) 645-9412.
BOAT RENTALS
With Marina WllterSports .t the Balboa Fun
Zone, you can enjoy nautical experiences
from mild to wild. Take a self-guided tour of
the bay in your dloice of power and sail
watercraft, jump the ocean swells in a
Sea-doo jetboat, put you sport-fishing skills
to the test in a fully equipped Boston whaler,
or soar above it all on a parasail flight along
the Newport coast. Complimentary ice and
beverages are included with all electric boat
re!l1als.
Balboa Boat Rent.els 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 corporations, birthdays,
nonprofit organizations and group
outings. The hunt packages 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.
E1ec:tric tao.t rent.ala ara available by the hour
at Duffy Electric Boats, 2001 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beadl. All boats are
equipped with window enclosures and CD
Cont Wll901'1
FYI
•WHAT: Mr. Stobart will sign copies of his
book, "The Wortd of Sail and Steam," from
11 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 3 and from 11 a.m. to
1 p.m. May 4 as part of an ongoing exhibit
of his works at the Newport Harbor
Nautical Museum. The 8'Chibit continues
until May 4. The artist will also hold a
"masters only" painting class from 1 to
2:30 p.m. May 4. Cost for the class is $100.
• WHERE: Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum, 151 E. Coast ~ighway, Newport
Beach
•INFORMATION: (949) 673-7863,
www.nhnm.org; Information about the
artist is available at www.stobart.com.
friend chatting on the sidewalk as he turns
to proceed up Maiden Lane, the gas lamps
picking out items of interest in pools of
light along the street."
The English-born artist cultivated this
retrospective gaze'after first moving to
America in the 1960s and marveling at
how littJe preserved history is visible in
the young nation. He decided to dedicate
his works to recapturing these lost glory
days.
players. Ice and cups are provided.
Reservations are suggested. An hour rental
is $75. 1949) 645-6812.
P.dal boats, electric boats, boogie boards,
kayaks, inflatable rafts, catamarans, beadl
furniture and wetsuits are available for rent
at Resort Water Sports at Newport Dunes.
(949) 729-1150.
Gondola tours ere ofNred by th• Gondola
Co. of Newport, 3400 Via Oporto, Suite
102-B. The $76 cost Includes a basket of
bread, dleese, salami, ice, glasses, a blanket,
music and a Polaroid picture. Wine is also
available. (949) 675-1212.
Gondola Adventuras/Newpof't. 3101 W.
Coast Highway, offers one-and two-hour
gondola cruises. A one-hour tour with
dlampagne is $70. A two-hour tour with
dinner and dlampagne is $180. Pickup is
available at waterfront restaurants. (949)
675-4984.
llVine Coat Cherters in Lido Marina Village
offers two-hour electric boat cruises with a
gourmet dinner. $180 for two persons. (949)
675-4704.
Gondola Romance off9rs dally toun of
Newport Harbor during lundl and dinner.
Call (949) 675-4730. The tours go out of Udo
Marina Village, 3400 Via Oporto, Newport
Beadl.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626.
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TH.E HARBOR COLUMN
Its time for Newport
to Ensenada 1race
Ahoy. .----'----. ~site is
I noticed
afew
certified public
lWCOuntants on the
water this~
'That means the tax
deadline bas
passed and. more
importantly, that
the Newport to
P.n.senada race is
dosing in on the
radar.
MIKE
~you
need to know
about the race:
forms, coming
back into the
United States
through U.S.
Olsto~ and the
race results will be
posted.
WHITEHEAD TIP Of THE WEEK Now is the time
At noon Friday. the first
class of boats will cross the
smrti.ng line for Ensenada
For those of you shore.side,
the view will be spectacular
from the bluffs above
Corona del Mar main beach.
Now titled the Tommy
Bahama Newport to
Fnsenada Yacht Race. it
holds the title as the largest
international yacht race ln
the world. I think this race
should hold another title. as
the yacht race for all sailors.
This race attracts a wide
range of sailors and vessels.
from the profesmonals to the
Sunday sailors.
I remember when my
friend, Norm MacLeod,
sailed the race in his Flicka
20 with ftashllghts taped to
his rigging as navigation
lights. On the other end of
the sj:>ectrum are former
America's Cup winner
Dennis Conner with Stars
and Stripes. and lhlnspac's
Barndoor bolder Roy Disney
aboard Pyewacket
In between is every
variety of sailboats and
sailing level who are either
sailing for the chance of a
trophy or just for fun.
You might remember that
last year's race was fast. so
fast that a few records were
broken. I remember last
year in the wee hours of
Saturday morning being
awoken as racers finished.
They were comin8 in Cruise
Port Marina. where I was
comfurtably sleeping aboard
a yacht.
Bill Gt.bbs aboard
Afterburner returns to
defend last year's
first-to-finish honors. and
you know the big boys are
going to vie after last year's
titles. Let's see what this
year's weather will be like Cor
the 125-nautical-mile race.
Racers preparing for the
race can use the Marine
Concierge Service. For the
second year. Mark Silvey
with the Newport Beach
Ouunber of Commerce will
provide referrals for any of
your needs. including
bottom cleaning, topside
wash down, mast and
rigging as&stance. diesel
engine repair, parts with
delivery and catering. All
next week. including Friday,
all you have to do ls call
(949) 642-6229.
The Newport Ocean
Sailing Asm.. which •
organizes this annual event,
has redesigned it.s Web site
at wwwno.ra.org. On the
to inspect your boat before '
summer and a greai time to
complete those repairs
deferred from last year.
Many boat repair shops and
mechanics are not hard
p~ this time of year,
unlike in the swnmer-
season when customers are
demanding their repairs
finished for next weekend's
cruise. This means the
mechanics may have more
time to spend on your boat
than when rustomers are
breathing down their neck.
So, spring is when you
want to prepare your boat
for summer and make those
repairs you have been
thinking about since last fall.
I am constantly asked where
to begj.n when getting a boat
ready for the season, and I
always say, start with the
hull
The hull should be
deaned above and below
waterlines with the topside
being given a good coat of
wax. Below the waterline.
you may need to apply fresh
bottom paint, change the
zincs and double check all
the through-bull fi~ and
the corresponding seacock.
vatves.
Next. m<J\le interior to the
mechanical, electrical. waste
and water systems. You may
want to have a mechanic
help you in this process.
Then. depending on your
boat size and
accommodations. check all
the aeature comforts, such
as the satellite Tv,
miaowave, Jacuzzi and the
air conditioning units.
Always remember to
check the required Coast
Guard equipment before
you leave the dock. You can
do a virtual check at
www.safetyseaLnet.
I want to thank Pete
Rabbitt and David Beach
with the Newport Beach
B~ Oub for inviting
me as the guest speaker at
their breakfast meeting ..
Thursday. I always enjoy
sharing my on-water
experiences.
Also at the meeting, 1
noticed Ouis Wynkoop
looked a little pale. You see,
Ouis t. a CPA.
Safe voyages.
• Ml<E WHrTEHEAD ls the
Pilot's boating and harbor
columnist Send tiim your
harbor and mari1'14H'81ated
thoughta and story
suggestions by e-meiil to
Mil<e@BollthouseTY.com.
SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST SURF
It'll be partly doudy today, The aOuthwe.t •nd
with highs In the mld-60e and northwest aweti. increase Iowa In the mkMOa. But don't today, with IOUth•fech~
expect any rain, Just llke the beache9 expecting lhouldef. to
bust that waa Thurtday'I head-highs and weat·fedng ttonn. breeb looldng .. dlelt· to
The weekend Is looldng lhouldef-.hlgha. sunny end a tad warmer. On Slturdly, tM tw9tl wtU
lnbm9don: drop off and both~ will
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WNll~ BOATING FORECAST Sunc:tey wtH drop more.
The w-.1y winds wlll E>cpec:t eome Mronu swell•
to •ntve Monday.
blow 10 to 20 knota In tM In'* ...... ~
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Dally Pilot
The abused get an outlet at UCI
Campus group hosts
Clothesline Project,
hanging out T-shirts
m ad e by vi ctims of
sexual violence.
ChrlatJne Carrillo
Daily Piiot
UC IRVJNE -Costa Mesa re~
ceived 28 reports of rape in 200 I.
Newport Reach had f1ve, and the
UCI Campus PolJce Department
received six. five of which in-
volved acqµaintances.
Although these figures, re-
leased in June ~002 by the Fed-
eral Bureau onnvestigation, give
an insight to only a part of the
problem with '><'XUal a">Saultl'>,
students al UCI havl' al>Sumed
the task of spreading awarenl'SS
about the rest thcmselv~.
In accordance with Sexual As
'>auh Awareness Month, the wu-
ver>lly\ Center for Women and
Men ha'> <;pon'>ored a number of
evems '>Chedulcd throughout
April IO addre<.'> i~uc., concern
ing sexual violentl'
"It\ all a part of our at1emp1 to
make people more aware,·· l>UJd
Donna Norris, a'><1i<,la111 director
for the center and toordmator
for the campui. assault prewn
uon program. "It\; almost likl' a
puaJc. We try anti look at leach
1ssueJ picw by pil•cc, bul unfor·
tunatl'ly lhl're\ way too many
pieces to tackle "
I hey '>taned pulling togetlwr
thrir puuJL• of -.exual \/IOll:'nn.•
awan·nc'>'> with the eighth .i11
nual C1otlw<,hrw PrnJt't.1
l11L' C Joth~line Prn)l'U. which
d1<>pla\"• more rhan 300 <>h1rtc.,
providt·<, an ourh•t for '>Urv1vor-.
of '><'XUaJ vinler\l L' or lhe1r Canul)
and fnmd'> to VJ'>ually '>hare tht>1r
mL><,_~gt·'> 1r1 a publ11; for11m.
l>ernr.1ll'd with gmph1c and per
-;anal 11lu<,trnuon-.. the different
de<>rgner'> take a 'tep toward mL'>·
mg awarene~., of lhe l'fh·t t '>('xual
violentl' ha'> on '>Ot iet~ "tule
,11-.o gt•1t1ng <Ul opportunity to
brl·a~ tht•tr c.1lenu•
l'H I r(tjlHESY or UC IRYINE
More than 300 T-shirts with personal messages against sexual
violence are on display as part of UCl's Clotheshne Proiect.
"I thmk the actual process of
making a shirt is very healing.'
..aid sophomore Jenn Ma-Pham.
a sexual abu!>e survivor and -.ex
uaJ assault peer educator "I
think 11 makes you really remem
ber and reflect on what hap-
pened ... in a way you kind of
realize how strong you've gotten
from that point."
C >pponunilies to break their
'>ilence doesn't end with thl'
Ootheo;line Project. Students will
aho get a chance 10 speak out al
a campuswide uTake Back the
Night" l'\t'nl r~cheduled, due to
the weather, for April 24.
l>t•\Jgned Lo give women who
ft•ar ..i \nolent act may occur <l'>
lht·\· walk the streets at night. the
t'H'nt givl's them a platform to
lwar prt">entauon.. dfld '>h<ire
idea., about how to addn .... ., thl'
tomt'rn Ille primal) lot·u, 1'
edutallon
"\\e fl'd thl:' fir .. t -.tl'p '' 1u-.1 to
c<l111 ate people.· :'l:orn-. '>imJ
( lur goal ., really JU\I 111 m.i~t·
peorl<' more aware and malt•
them mort• rriural ol ... out·t~ ··
I \'C:ll thuugh gJ\ ing '11n.1vor-..
.Ill opporl111111y 111 "h.irl' Lhl'1r C'\
BEST BUYS
1wm·m t•-. and providing the
p11hl1t with information con-
tt•rn111g -.t·xual v1olen<.e are rwo
Integral ·"Pt't l'> of hosung event'
rl'l..11111g 10 '>t'XUal a'>.'>Uult aware-
Ill.''>'>. 1lwy don't touch on tl1e
w.iy' '>OUl'IY open'> door'> to <,ex;
ual vtolt•m t•, '>hl' "><ml
I very yt•ar. the renter chooc,es
a d1flt•n·111 'ouetal lupic to ex-
plort• and po1-,ibly unt'arlh con-
nectwn' wilh '>exual assault. rh.., yt·.ir\ topic I'> hip hop. On
April 2.1, Bridget Grny, a spoken
word arll,t. will '>peak about the
po,illH' ,1nd m•ga11vt• a-..pects of
hip hop .md how therl' may or
Old}' not lw .i ronnection bt'-
IY..et·n v111lt•111 I) m., and v111lt•m e
,~a111-.1 \\ctllWll
In 111dt•1 to addre"-'> a prob
lt'm "'' IMH' to .:iddre'>' the
whol1· ... unt•f\, '>.lid '>Ophomure
'-l11.'\1t·I \ l.1g,111..1, '>l'>.Ual ahu..e
'>Ur\ 1\01 u11J ""<Ual a'-'><!Ult peer
t•tlllt .1111r "II \\l' don't t hange
rlwir (H11111 ol \It'\\, hupdulh \H'
).,'l\l' tlwm ... onw lll'>1ght
I or 111or1· mforrnauun about
rlw t'\t•111-.. t.111 ll< I\< l'ntc·r for
\\111111·11 .111d :\kn .11' (l).llll R24
f,(100
Here's one to grow on
T he 11m.u111•111,l1
hortkultttrt•
<,IUdl'nl' JI
~Coast CoUege
will sell '>lltnt• of their
best home grown plant..
at their annual '>pri11g
plant ..ale from 10 a.m.
to 1 pm today and
t.'Vel) hit.lay 1hmugh
May2
Plants ava1l,1hlt•
mtlude· torn<1l0t>s.
colorful annu.il'>. bdl
GREER
WYLDER.
lor lie-..1 Buy-. rt•.ttll '"'
Ju-.1 a .. k for tilt' till Hl
,peciaJ "h " .. tum to
twe.U. your m..1k1·up.
Stevl!n' <.cud •1t\ \pm1g
ume and llllll' 111 pill
your v.1nwr rolor.. J\'1.a\
and lighten up." I k tan
also help \\.1th cornmcm
mak.t'up mutme
problem., rnnteahng
dark orcle.,. <1V1>1d1ng
<,mearing. findmg rht•
nght makeup color .• 111t1
and Chili pcrp<>r.., llCnlt">lll.\,
verbena) and bacopa. muted
color IJ.L.,kcts. ivy gerarnum'>.
double impa1ie~ and
hydranl{cas. Every 'IUesday. you
can call their plant hotluie to find
out which plant\ dl'C for ..ale Uw
next Fnday. OCC... L' at 270 I
FaJIVll'W Road. co .. ta Me<.a (7 14 )
432 0202. ext 26533
SEE CLEARLY NOW
A children\ cyegla..-.. ... pcu1y
featunng BBig ~.a n<.-w
Netherland!> eyl'gla.'>S comp.l1ly.
Wlll be ~wn at La. lfyeworb at
South C.oa.'>t Pla7,a from I to 5
p.m. Saturday. me event indude-s
a photo booth and tradiuonal
Dutch snacks. The hip glasses for
kids are available m cool sryle.
and great color;. The collection
of plastic and metaJ frames fit
faces of babies, young teens and
anyone in bcrween. Co-sponsor
Oillly, a Nether1ands-based
children's apparel company, will
join the party. Regular store hours
are 10 a.m. co 9 p.m. Monday to
Friday and to a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday. Level 2,
Nordstrom wing. (714) 957-8255.
findmg Lhe right <;hapc for
t'yebrow-.. A makeup le~<.on
nom1ally cost $95. now it''> 011ly
$00, and <;tevcn' will givt• $40
worth of free makeup ,Lfter a
k">.-.<m. All lesson~ include a frt·t•
follow-up. Steven'<, worlct-d a'> a
makeup arnst for 30 year.. . ..old
co ... me111.-.. 011 QV( tt•Jrhin~ hro\\.
dOd l'yehner techmqwC".. for lhn•t•
year.. and vvorlced ,,;111 Uw M1'"'
Amenca P'ageant for thl' past 20
year\. Offer expire<; May 15. lbSO
Avon ~ .. Newpon J\t.oach. l~!-11
646 I i94
EASTER'S IN THE BASKET
Sur U.18.ble has great l.astrr
dkor for the home and kitchen
The i.el~'tlon includes a hen
basket di S~.95. rub111'~ l'AA
wreath at $45. Faberg(· .. 1ylt· t~
at Sl4 95. a rabbit tuH.'l'll ..11
$89.95. a green glass plume
basket at S49.95. ceramic chick
egg cups at $6.25 and a ml'tal
bunny basket at S29.95. 832
Avocado Ave., Corona del Mar
Pla7.a in Newport Beach. (949)
640-0200.
A WORTHWHILE F\JND RAISER
Women of Vision's f\.u1d-r.us111g
luncheon happens at 11 a.m.
Wednesday, May 7. at ~ A>ur s..on..• Hotel ln Newport Beach.
( ,111 .... 1 lt•1111n•r .111d
ph11to1oumalt'1 J.m1· 01,on
'(>t'..ib 011 hum.ui nghh '"'UL'S
.ind landn11m• l'11m1nat111n
Ht .... t•f'\-;11um .... md mfurmauon
1 all "I I~ 7htt l}:!Q7
HELLO. KITTY
I ht• popul.ir ammatL'<.i I lello
1\111} rh..1r.1l"ll'T \i,11'> lnngs Drugs
JI J .t,h1011 (,I.ind from noon to '1
pm tc><.la\. and ~Hurt.lay I 11'1111
K111v hL•lp'> 1clt'hmtl:' tlw .irrw..il ol
lht• IWW '>Ull\IOl'r hill' or \anno'"
"I lula ll.111y· merl'hand1-.t'. Aho,
I m1g .. I >nig' ho'>l'> il rnlonng
c <mtl''l 111 whu h one wmner
t•at h day will n.•n•1w a I Mio K.lll}'
gilt h.t'>kt•t ln add111011, Longs
I >rug-. will ofll•r IO'\. on all I leUo
~lly nwrd1,md1'-t' throughout
tht· \\l'l'.,_1·11d I ong' Dniw. '' llt'ctr
th1· ''"I 1111111..1111 al I .t.,h1on
hl,uHI 'I I'll 7.!'HiO i'i
A RARE OCCASION
I abc11:c· rollt't tor<, won"t want
to llll"-'> a r.m· appc.•amnre by
ratiana ralX'l)ll'. the la!>I li\/lng
mcmlx>r or the 1-abe~ fa1mty. al
Luc} Zahran lit Co on 'iaturday at
'lo111h < oa.-..1 Pli.11 .. 1 \fml' I aberge
\~111 '1gn pun.ha ... <.".'> from.! to 6
p m. dOd '>hare 1lw h1'>tory of the
onginal St. P1.•ter..hu~ '>lore.
Featured at thf.' t•vcnt i'> the enure
klbe~e Colll"<Uon
repruductior1<. of original Faberge
designs in 'terlmg sliver. crystal.
Um~ porcelain, enamel
E,ruilloche .md M.'rnipl'CClous
stones. Opf.'n from IO a.m. to 9
p.m. Monday to Friday; from 10
a.m. to 8 p.m Saturday. and from
11 a.m. to 6:.10 pm. Sunday. Level
Ont\ Nordstrom wing. (7 141
549 mo.1.
• BEST BUYS appears Mondays and
Fridays.
I
Friday. Ac>r~ 18, 2003 Al
BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS
Storm has linle affect
on Newport-Mesa
A few 'ihowers fell Thuniday,
but were so few in Newport-
Mesa that the National Weather
Servic.e in San Diego only had
reports of only 41100 of an inch
in Costa Mesa by 6 p.m.
·Much of coastal Orange
County was ramless, some
with only a rrace a rain," said
Frank O'Leary, a m eteorolo
gist for the National Weather
Service. "It came from a 1>1orm
off the Pacific that's rolling
eastward..
While Newpon-Me<.a ex
perienced only enou'gh to Y..et
the ca.rs, roads and hamper
spring-breakers' outdoor at
tivities, it ~hould b(• the end or
wet weather for about a Y..t:ek.
fOR THE RECORD
he~d
Ille weather L'> t'xpt't"'ted to
warm up for the weekend, but
will begin tt> cool yet aga.m
near the nuddJe of next week.
~'Leary '>iild
26 apply for open
City Council seat
One more hopeful hai. en-
tered the rnmpe11t1on to fiU
forml'r Mayor Karl:'n Hobin
'>on\ seat on the Cost& Mesa
City Counul Wilham Patton
Jr '>Ubm11tt'd his appMcauon
JU\l before the 5 p.m.
Wl:'cjne'>day deadline.
I le· ha ... lived in Costa Me'><!
for l\'lfO yt'ar-. and I'> a 'tudent
JI Van>,l\Jard U111wr'>1ty I le ran
for the '-fontgomt'I'} < .. ount)
< ounul 111 \1aryland m I 'JYS
Patton could not bt.'
reached for comment on
ThurMiay
The council will begln the
appomtment prm:e~'> 011
Monday
World War IJ base
reunion set
Thi:' 28th annual reuruon of
personnel from thl' former
Santa Ana Army Air Base will
be held Sa1urday at Orange
Coast College m Lo'>ta Mesa
The collegl' \lie ho'>tL·d the
Army Air l·orce with mort'
than 128.000 p1loi..., borQhHr·
d1cr'> and navigator'> dunng
World War II
Re .. ervat1on' tor lht' pro
gram ,wd lunlht·11n <an h~
made at l~M!U bi I ·!ilJ I H
A story in Tuesday's paper incorrectly re-
ported that CommonWealth Panners owns
part of Sou!h Coast Plaza (M()(,IA board tum~
down Centerline request~} CommonWealth
owru. the property that IS bordered by Anton
Boulevacd, Bristol Street, Avenue of the Art~
and the San Diego Freeway and i.s refem~d to
as Two Town CenteT.
230 East 171 SI. • Cosio Mesa
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"small plates .. con<.ept, that emouraqes sharinq and \tq•I\ tc>n\t'r\at111n
every evening to thl' ... oph1~t1t atcd pal..ite'> of Soulht•rn CaltfurniJ
Motif dehqht'> \\ilh a \\Orld of navors. rntnquinq d1-.hl'"· and
exqu1sttc wme painnq~ tu enhanct' yuur d1mnq pled!.Url
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M Friday, ~ 18. 2003
PUBLIC SAFETY
BRIEFLY IN
THE .NEWS
Suspicious pack.age
evacuates building
Several people were
evacwued from a Newport
8eadl oflice building for
a.bout three hows Thursday
afternoon after an em-
ployee received a package
leaking a dangerow chemi-
cal. offidaJs said
F'rve empJayees initially
became sick &om inhaling
the fumes from the pack-
age. but said they fell beuec
later, Newport Beach Fire
officials said
Fire6gbters responded al
about 2:05 p.m. to the
building in the 4400 block
of Von Karman Avenue after
an employee reportedly be-
came ill after ~iving the
package. which emined an
odor, said Donna Boston,
public informacion officer
for the Fire Department.
Other employees, who
tried to take the package
out of the building. also be-
came ill. but managed to
leave It in an outside dwnp-
ster, she said.
Firefigtuers evacuated
the three 6oors of the build-
ing JUSt to be safe, ~ton
said. The Orange County
Sheriff's Ha7.ardous Materi-
als unit determined that the
product in the package was
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• 8lhtol StrMt: A
commercial burglary was
reported in the 2900 blodc at
2:25 p.m. Wednesday.
• c.dl Place: Annoying
phone calls were reported in
the 100 blodc at 7:47 p.m.
Wednesday.
• Fairview Road: A vehicle
burglary was reported in the
2700 blodc at 12:26 p.m .
Wednesday.
• Hart>ot Boulward: Fraud
was reported in the 3100
blodc at 1:17 p.m.
Wednesday.
• Red Hill Awnue: A
hit-and-run was reported in
the 3100 blodc at 5:42 p.m.
Wednesday. • au.en. Court: Petty theft
was reported in the 3400
blodc at 8:32 a.m.
Wednesday.
• East 17th Street: A
hit-and-run was reported in
the 100 blodc at 9:33 a.m.
Wednesday.
• degreasing agent that
contained a type or orga.nk
peroxide that could ha~
been Bammable or explo-
slw, she said.
•out we don't suspect
anything malicious." she·
said "The package was sent
by Ulother company who
was sending out a new
product."
EmplO)lt!eS were allowed
to enter the bu.l.lding at
about 4:50 p:m. Boston said
the leaking package dam-•
aged the office carpet. but
no further damage was ~-
ported .
FauJty connection
sparks power outage
About 107 Costa Mesa
residents were without
pow.er Wednesc:\ay after-
noon because of faulty ca-
ble connections between
transformers, Southern
California Edison officials
said.
Some suffered the out-
age through the night and
did not get back power un-
til about 11 a.m. Thursday,
spokesman Marlon Walker
said. The power went out
at about 2 p.m. Wednes-
day.
The outage happened
, north of Pierpont. south of
Traverse and west of
Thames. he said.
-Deepa 13/iarath
NEWPORT BEACH
• Am.thyst A~e:
Vandalism was reported in
the 300 blodc at 11:40 a.m.
Wednesday.
• Avoc.do ~:An
assauh was reported in the
600 blodc at 9:15 a.m.
Wednesday.
• ~"wood Drive: An auto
theft was reported in the 200
blodc at 10:19 a.m.
Wednesday.
• Bison Avenue: A
hit-and-run was reported in
the 1300 blodc at 8:01 a .m .
Wednesday.
• Chatham Court: Grand
theft was reported tn the 100
blodc at 9:57 a.m.
Wednesday.
• !Yvine Awnue: A burglary
was reported in the 900
blodc at 2:08 p.m.
Wednesday.
• Newport Boulevard:
Battery was reported m the
3000 blodc at 12:08 a.m.
Wednesday.
• ShoNridge: Grand theft
was reported in the 100 block
at 8:23 a.m. Wednesday.
~ified ads work for 11 111111 •v~u_:
THE Daily Pilot
Clo\\tfu>d Community M.HkPtpldci,
State's Gasoline Price Average
Tops $2 a Gallon
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949.642.8286. 714.556.2181
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Boom! Crash! Smash!
Newport house takes brunt of literal take on
•asleep at the wheel' on Wednesday.
DHP• Bh•r•th
Dally Pilot
C.ar aashes ~ neYer-fun. On
an average, I write about a dozeo
o( them every month. Some are
fatal. a few result in llerious inju-
ries. and others are ones where
people are luctcy enough ro get
aWcJY without any injuries.
When I went to the scene of a
car-era.sh in Newport Beach on
Wednesday afternoon., l'll say I
had no intention of writing a
poem abou~ it A man, who had
apparently fallen asleep at the
wheel. bad driven his car througb
a oeigbbor's front yard. aashing
into the home.
It was a serious accident that
could have had far graver conse-
quences. But it didot No one was
hwt. and everyone left the scene
on good terms. When I got bad
to the office. I reviewed my notes
and tried to reconstruct the inci-
PROTECTOR
Continued from Al
dent. As t started . writillg, ii
cumed into a poem. And that's
the truth. rm not a big Can nor have I
f!\'el' been a ran ol joumaDsts
spouting~ I agrtie with Brit-
ish poet M.anbew Arnold that
"Journalism is Uteratlft written
in a hurry.• Here ~ work. l doo't
f.ancy mysdt a writer aafting lit-
ewy ~ I'm just your
eweryday reporter who wants to
present information b:I a logical.
readable f'oonaL And sometimes,
l tty to make it inlet'esting for my
readers.
This attempt al narrative po-
etry is not to Daunt my ability to
rhyme words or to make light of
these peopfe's problems. It's sim-
ply an experiment and a tired re-
porter's desperate effort to break
free from the self-imposed shack-
les or humdrum. familiar prose.
Marlene Gavelin thought it was
the Baclc Bay. Robinson died April 1 O after a
long illness. He was 84.
A parade of speakers regaled the
audience. which was huddled under a
maUshift tent to keep away the rain. with
stories about Robinson's legacy and wann.
good-spirited persona
an eerthquab
As &be aaw the vase ln bet
room drop arid break.
Seconds lgO, abe'd beald a big
boom
And thought trees bad fa.llfn
outside her-room.
But then she came out and saw
Her nefghbor Robert Wood get
out of bis cat.
The front of his burgundy Ca·
~Seville was smashed. '
The house was aacked where
dle car bad crashed.
b happened ln the 1700 block
of Candlestick lane,
And~ was one broken win-
dow pane.
1Wo small palms were plucked
by the root.
To concerned neighbors. it
wasn't a hoot
The car had swerved
Where the road curved
And had sliced through the
fron( yard
Hitting the comer of the house
really hard
Newport Beach police said no
one was hurt
ume.
-GaveUn seemed relieved and
polite, baldly cun.
There were two kids in the
house. plus aeven peu.
The kids were ftne and lhe aru-
oials dJdn't need ~
Wood told police he (ell asleep
at the wheel.
Gavelln said she understood
how that must Ced.
•rm not angry. lt was an hon
est accident.· she said.
She shrugged hec shoulders
and shook her bead.
•its life in the big dty. ~ Gavelin
says. ,
"You have good days and bad
days.~
You see, Gavelin's tough. she's
no frightened mouse.
She retired after working 20
years in the courthouse.
Officer Matt Keyworth declared
it was an accident.
Although an unsafe turn
caused the incident
He said it's hard, even if you try
your best
To prevent such an accident if
you don't get a good night's rest
In 1973. a 1udge agreed with the dogged
couple's claim that the land should be set
aside for the public to enjoy as a wildlife
preserve. The ruling paved the way for the
sale of the 750 acres of estuary and I 40
addidonal acres from the Irvine Co. for SJ.5
million.
County Supervisor Tum Wtlson calJed
Robiruoo a dedicated crusader for the bay.
•tte kept the bay on everybody's radar
'>Cfeel'l, • Wt.Ison said "lbey kept it on our
radar screen for a long time.~
!(ENT TREPTOW /DAl\.YPll.01
Daughter Dana Pnnce speaks at Frank
Robinson's memonal servtee at the Upper
Newport Bay Ecological Preserve.
Frank Robin<;0n was born in South
Carolina in 1918. He graduated from the
University of Cincinnaa before moving to
the L.A. area ln the 1970s, Robinson also
held a sear on the Orange County Harbor
Commis.sion and helped plan Dana Poml
Harbor.
• PAUL CUNTON covers the environm4tnt,
business and palitJcs He may be readled at
(949) 764-4330 or by e-mail at
The Robinsons moved into their Dover
Shores borne ln 1961. Eight years later, they
~ed the Irvine Co. to stop the Irvine Co.'s
marina and condominium plan for the
estuary. which the Irvine Co owned at the paul.cltnron a lar1mes com
PRIMARY
Corrtmued from A 1
Richard Riordan. while DeVore
supported conservative
businessman Bill Simon. Criscich
also threw her support behind
Simon. when he sewed up the
nomination.
Party leaders dispute Higby's
claim that Republican candi-
dates have leaned too far to the
rigtlt.
·1 reject thac contention." said
Devore. a five-tune CentraJ Party
elector. "When we have a weak
candidate and a weak economy.
It emphasizes the policy differ-
ences we have .... Mr. Higby, tell
me if there's a difference be-
tween George W Bush and Bill
Simon in cenns of policy.·
Local attorney Anthony Duffy
has also typified the way in
which New Majority members
often challenge the GOP power
structure. Duffy led the legal suit
against Bill Slmon. Duffy won a
S97 million jury award against
Simon's company in July. The
jury agreed with Duffy's conten-
tion that Simon's company de-
frauded a pay phone company.
LARGEST
Conbnued from Al
and marinas In the harbor at
any one time, Russell said.
Compare that to Dana Point.
which has about 2.500 boats.
and Huntington Harbor, which
has close to 3,500, and it's clear
that Newport Is a heavyweight.
Newport Harbor contains 30
miles of coastline if you count
both sides of the bay's winding
edges and the borders of the
smaJJ islands within. Mo t of
this 30 miles is densely dotted
with piers and moorings.
But just because we easily
whup Marina del Rey doesn't
mean we can go around brag-
ging to be biggest in the world.
Or can WeT
"Newport Is definitely biggest
on the West Coast and possibly
the biggest in the country,• Rus·
ICU Mld. 'lbe way the state of
Florida conducts boat counts
per twbor makes it hard to
know whether you're compar-
ing apples to eppl
Duffy says he has been frus.
trated that the GOP hasn't made
more overtures to minorities.
women and the woricing da'iS.
"There have been a powt?r
structure !in the state GOPJ that
has been reluctant to change,"
Duffy said. "For too long. the Re-
publican Party has tended to see
a certain part of the population
as not being part of their con-
stiruency. They've written them
off."
Even with a handful of vic-
tories in statewide elections. in-
cluding the election of New Ma-
jority Assembly members Tom
Harman CR-Huntington Beach)
and Lynn Daucher {R-Brea), the
group says it's still pushing party
elites to support more main-
stream candidates.
The New Majority was
founded in late 1999 amid much
fanfare. Group leaders estab-
lished a credo, at the time, to do
away with "social litmus tests•
such as abortion, prayer m
schools, private school vouchers
and other Issues that they see as
divisive.
Consisting mostly of business
luminaries, the New Majority
also set goals to broaden the
party's perspective and refocus it
But as for the world. well, no
one knows.
"With some thin~. people
say them over and over again
and eventually everyone ac-
cepts it as true,· said Ralph
Rodheim, member of the city's
Harbor Commission who has
also served on the California
Boating and Waterways Com-
mission. "Then it gets into print
and suddenly it is true. But 1s
Newport the world's large!>t
small boat harbor? To the best
of our btowtedge, It is.·
Standard offered an even
more incisive analysis of how
Newport and Marina del Rey
might both have come to be
blown as the biggest pleasure
harl>or in the world:
"Th.is may be like a lot of
things: It seems to be human
nature to claJm to have the larg-
est~
• JUNE CAIAGAAHOE COY9'1
Newport S.ac:h •nd John W11Vne
Airport. She m-v be reached et
(9491 67 .... 232 oc bye-mall •t
/ufHl.C#llflr•n<J.•l•t1mu.c::om.
on 6scal issues, such as tu re-
duction. spending caps in gov·
emment and bureaucrauc red
tape CUltmg.
An impressive roster of New-
pon-Mesa's business leaders are
listed as founders of the group.
Among those are Irvine Co.
Chairman Donald Bren. a Linda
Isle resident: Costa Mesa apart·
ment magnate George Argyros;
Emulex Corp. Oiairman Paul fo.
lino; Newport Beach homebuil-
der Wtlliam Lyon; Broadcom
Corp. Co-Otairman Henri
SamuelJ. a Newpon Beach resi·
dent; and Costa Mesa-~
FileNet Corp. founder Ted Smith.
After accepting a 1ob as Presl·
den1 George W. Bush's ambassa-
dor to Spain, Argyros suspended
his membership an the group,
smce diplomats aren't permitted
to have bes to pamsan groups.
Since 11.S inception, the group
has ta.ken an active role in fund-
rru'iing for Republican candl·
dates seeking the GOP's nomina-
cion for a state office.
Unhke the Ltncoln Oub. an in-
fluential and more traditional ac-
tivist group, the New Majority
funnels money and endorses
candidates before the primary
election
*They've done a very good 1ob
supporting candidates who fit
their agenda.· Lincoln Oub
President Michael Capaldi "3Jd
·They've been aggressive and ac
tive. They've brought a new en-
ergy to the Republican Party·
• Ml.IL a.JNTON cqve~ the
environment, business and polrtlCS
He may be reached at 19491
764...\330 or by e me1I at
paul cltnton1<11/ar1mes.com.
Candace Mason
of Costa Mesa passed away
April 15, 2003. She was bom
In long Island, NY and
moved to Southern caJifomla
In 1970. She was a tennis
Instructor with the City of
Newport Beach for 30 years.
She Is survlnd by her
mother Helen Mason and
sister Wendee Mason.
A. memorial aervlce will be
held at 1 Oam Saturday, April
26, San Joaquin Hiits Part<.
Corona del Mar. In lieu of
flowers donations may be
sent to: NatlonaJ Association
of Anorexia Nervosa and
Associated Disorders, P.O.
Box 7, Highland Park IL
60035 or to the Humane
Society.
JOHN PRESTON WEBB
October 14, 1945 -April 13, 2003
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Oatly Pilot
COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION WRAP-UP
INSIDE CITY
HALL '
Here are some of the items
the commission consMered
on Monday.
TEWINKLE PARK
lhe park's final master
plan includes
recommendations for
redesign of the existing
baseball/softball complex to
a four-field softball-only
facility; new tennis, voll eyball
and basketball c;o~s; a
20,000-square-foot
permanent skate facility; a
I 0,000-square-foot
community center; lake
renovation; and proposed
pedestrian bridge/median
improvements on Junipero
Drive. umdscaping and
minor construction are also
included.
WHAT HAPPENED
The item was continued so
the commission can hear
more from the Mesa del Mar
Homeowners· Assn. and so it
ALLOWED
Continued from A 1
The energetic young mother
wouJd probably have the
support of CounciJwoman Ubby
Cowan, who appointed Foley to
her second term on the Planning
C.ummission in February. She
could woo Councilman Olris
Steel to support her. given hb
affinity for strong women and
appreciation for hardwork..
Two out of three ain't bad. Ifs
tha1 third vote that may prove
the death of her attempt.
I nrer Councilmen Gary
Mon<than and AIJan Mansoor.
Reing the gentlemen they
both are. neither were too quick
10 dismiss Foley <I!> a viable
candidate But neither of them
gave her a glowing
recommendation. either.
"I don't really want to
comment on that right now,·
Manwor said.
OK. It '>houJd be noted that
Mansoor took a few good swi~
at Foley during the 2002
campaign 'lea.son, whkh is
typical in the polit.icaJ fnly. Not
to say he is at odds with her. but
they may not see everything
eye-to-eye.
With fellow "improvers" such
a-. F.ric Bever and Mike Oifford
on the list of candidates. as well
a'I Mansoor's parlc..-; and
recreation appointee. Wendy
1.eece, F'oley most likely fallb far
on his last of prospects.
Monahan, who wa .. -. arguably
HOCKEY
Continued from Al
After all of the ups and downs
that be has gone through, ii is a
great thing for him to finally be
healthy and playing his game.
The Ducks might have started
out slowty on Wednesday,
looking tentative in the first
period and letting Detroit dictate
the tempo or the game, but
something Mike Babcock said in
the loclcer room between
periods must have hit home.
They came out a different team
In the second period, creating
plays and making passes. They
used the entire ice surface and
started to play their game. The
goal by Henrik Zetterberg slowed
the Ducks progress. but I loved
the way that they fought back
and stayed in the game.
Adam Oates bas been an
excellent addJtion to the Duclc:s
lineup this year because of his
creative play making and the
way that he sees the ice. Bryan
Munay has been given a huge
amount of credit for this
acquisition during the
off-season, and I have to add to
•211!':..-
can take a field trip to the
park.
WHAT rT MEANS
The commission will
consider the master plan
again In May, Commissioner
Bill Perkins said.
WHAT WAS SAID
~Where they want to stick
the basketball C9urt.s is kind
of a litde sketchy," Perkins
said. ~Where they want to put
the skateboard park is not the
favorite (location)"of
residents, either."
PLANNING
APPLICATION
Ken Kurose Architect,
agent for Wt.Ison Villas, is
applying to convert an
existing 16-unjt apartment
project to condominiums at
726 W. Wilson St.
WHAT HAPPENED
The commission
unanimously approved the
project, adding restrictions
including tha t the owners of
the new structures park in
Foley's arch nemesis during that
same election season, was
unw.ually quiet on the subject. It
is pretty safe to say Monahan is
not a Republican for Foley.
Maybe if she switched parties,
he said. Monahan confirmed his
reluctance to even deliberate her
appointment, as he offered to
except himself from even voting
on her.
"I'd be willing to give her
S250." Monahan said.
Hey, not a bad idea. I'm sure
Foley wouldn'c mind some extra
spending ccc.h. That should fund
the pi7.za dinners her family
would be subjected to the first
and third Mondays of each
month. Not to mention, an
abscention by Monal1ill1 could
ensure her seat on the council
by a 2· I margm.
Or maybe foley shouJd write
him a check for $250. Tiuu's
about the on!y way she has a
shot. (sorry Katrina. buc you
know it's true.)
Give me that $250 and I wouJd
place II on a "vanilla~ candidate.
Someone who is active in the
community but not considered
to be in anyone's "camp."
Councilwoman Iibby Cowan
agreed, although she wouJd not
name names.
"Whoever is appointed will
absolutely be a compromise
candidate.· Cowan sald
Thursday. "There is no question
in my mind. That has been
evidenc from the very
beginning."
Using that knowledge. we can
cross Leece. Bever, Oifford,
their garages. Peridm said. NEXT MEETING
WHAT rT MEANS •WHAT: Planning
Kurose can convert the Commission
apartments to condos. •WHEN: 6:30 p.m. April 28
•WHERE: City Hall, n Fair
Drive DESIGN. •INFORMATION; 1714)
REVIEW/TENTATIVE 764-5245
TRACT MAP
Nick Zamvakellis/ PITA Malley, has applied for a
Trus t proposed to demolish permit to allow outdoor
an existing five-unit automobile sales/ rental and
residential project to displa~ with an exception
construct nine two-story, from nt (andscape setback
singJe·famUy homes at requirements at 2665 Harbor
2553-2559 Santa Ana Ave. The Blvd.
bearing was continued from
the March 24 meeting to WHAT HAPPENED
renotify the public with the This item was continued
correct project address. because Barton proposed a
permanent structure for the
WHAT HAPPENED property, when the original
The council unanimous ly plans called for a temporary
approved the project. structure. and needs more
WHAT rT MEANS
time to design It, Perkins
said.
Zamvakellis/PITA Trust can
now build the homes. WHAT rT MEANS
The commjssion will
PLANNING consider this item at a later
APPLICATION date.
BiU Barton. agent for Mike
Planning Commissioner Dennis
Demaio. James Fisler and Ralph
Morgan out because they are too
closely tied to either Steel or
Mansoor.
Mirna Burciaga. William "Bill
Turpit'• and former mayor Linda
Dixon will most likely be passed
over becau..c,e of their strong ties
to Cowan. (The council already
voted againo;t appointing Dixon.
when they denied to
automatically instate her for
being the third vote-gener in the
2002 elections.)
Planning Commissioner Bill
Perkins is so closely tied to
Monahan. they shared money
during the November election
(Monahan giving to Perkins) -
so we can count him ou t.
That leaves the
"non·campers," which consist
of: sweec Karl Ahlf. Terri Breer,
Julia Cross. former Planning
Commissioner Walt Davenpon.
Planning Commis.sion Bruce
Garlich, Tamar Goldmann.
Jennifer Kuo. former parks and
recreation commissioner Roben
Love. Matt.hew Makin. Fram
Michelena (who Monahan
cannot vote on because of
campaign contributions), Art
Perry, Mike Scheafer, Heather
Somers and Larry Weichman.
(Anyone else notice the entire
Planning Commission wants to
be on the City Council? All
except Joel Farris, who
recognized his conflict of
interest with Mansoor and
decided not to apply. So much
for the commission being
non political.)
-Deirdre Newman
Some may argue that Somers
is a logical replacement
considering she lost to Robinson
by a handfuJ of votes in the 2000
election. I say. if Somers wanted
to be a council member. she
would have run in 2002. She
chose to run for the Sanitary
District inscead and lo'>I big
time.
So. I'll go out on a Limb and
place my bet (Gary can I borrow
$250?) on a sleeper. such as
Schaefer. The man I!>
hard-working. nice, intelligent
and well-liked. Who wouldn't
like the guy who has devoted so
much Lime into keeping the
traditional Costa Mesa Fish Frv
aljve? ·
He hasn't been outspoken
about anything controversial
and. therefore. hasn't had the
opponunity to malce any
enemies. He's never served on
the Planning Commi!>ston befor<>
and therefore hasn't angered
anyone with a second-story vote.
I le seems fair and open-minded
and not likely to cause too much
of a stir.
Vanilla. baby Sweet and
simple.
Hey. I could definirely he
wrong. Stranger things have
ha ppened.
This is Coc;ta Me!>a, '\O
anything goes.
• lDUTA HARPER wrrtes columns
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
and covers culture and the arts She
may be readied at (94S) 574-4275 or
by e-mail at
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Eight shutouts in one season and 237 minutes
of shutout hockey are amazing m arks. I wish
that I could have hit them in my playing career.
Watching Rucchin &core that
ITT goal was great. Rig.ht place.
right time, right player. As I sald
earlier -nobody deserves it
more. I was just hoping that no
one got hurt in the victory
celebration.
GuyHebert
it. Oates' set-up of PauJ Kariya to
tie the game at 1-I was a perfect
play, and Kariya truly took
advantage of the situation by
blasting the shot past Curtis
Joseph.
Once the Ducks tied the game
up. they went into overdrive.
Those guys were all over the ice,
taking the body, creating plays.
forcing Detroit to make
turnovers and keeping them off
of the puclc. That ls the kind of
hockey that you need to play in
the playoffs, and the Ducks
finally came through in the
clutch.
The Ducks really seemed to be
dictating the tempo of the game
and were able to take advantage
or that with their second goal. I
was glad to see Jason Krog toore
his second goal of the playoffs,
and It was a beautiful one.
Beating CUrtis Joseph far side
the way he did was
picrure-pedect. Jason Krog ha.a
really come a long way this year
and worked hard enough to
deserve that goal.
The second goal that Detroit
scored was pure Federov. with
an unlucky bounce added in for
good measure. The team kept its
focus and played out the
remaining two-plus minutes.
then headed into overtime ready
to play all-out
When those guys took the ice
for or. it was so great to see the
reaction of the crowd at the
Pond. Everyone was on their feet
with the fowl towels, and the
cheers were so loud that the
place was practically shaking. So
often this team has been
overlooked and taken lightly. It
happened slowly over the years
while I was still there, as we
could never quite produce on
the Ice, and the fans started to
lose faith. This year bas seen a
huge difference from the pa.st
few. and rm glad to see that
Orange County has come out In
full support of the team.
I can't say enough about the
outstanding play of Giguere in
this series. The kid has been
amazing between the pipes and
just doesn't seem fazed by
anything. He really stayed
focused. played his game and
kept giving his team a reason to
want to score.
In only his third full season in
the NHL. J-S bas put together
one of the best years I have ever
seen. I was sorry to see so many
of my records broken this year.
but rm glad that he was the one
breaking them. Eight shutouts in
one season and 237 minutes of
shutout hockey are amazing
made& I wish that I could have
bit them in my playing career.
Now the guys have a bit of a
break ahead of them. Plenty of
time to rest and refocus for
round two. I 'tn looking forward
to the next round of the playoffs
and plan to be there every step
of the way, cheering these guys
on. I hope that you will. too.
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READERS RESPOND
N arrowiµg down the hopefuls
AT ISSUE: Whom should the Costa Mesa City Council
pick to replace outgoing Mayor Karen Robinson?
W e have just sent the following
letter to the four members of
the Costa Mesa City Council,
in the hope that they will appoint
Unda Dlxon to the seat vacated by
Karen Robinson:
It has come to our attention that a
vacancy on the Costa Mesa City
Council has occurred and that, after
reviewing submitted resumes. you and
your colleagues wiU be appointing a
new member on April 21, 2003. Since
time ls of the essence in this matter, we
are writing today to urge you to
appoint former Mayor Unda Dixon to
the vacated seat.
As longtime Costa Mesa residents,
we recognize that holding a special
election for this position would be very
costly: therefore, in Ueu of a new
election. the legitimate thing to do
wouJd be to appoint the runner up of
our November 2002 elecuon.
That indivtdual wouJd be Dixon
Because the current City Council
vacancy is an elected office. we feel
strongly that the council members
should adhere to the voter's wishes
Not only is 1t the right thing 10 do. 11 ic;
the fair and lawful thing to do.
Funher, Dixon served on the Clry
Council for four years and, in our
opinion, is the most qualified person
to fiJJ the recently vacated positjon.
We will watch with Interest 10 see if
the elected members of the Costa
Mesa City Council demonstrate the
overall Integrity that we have
entrusted you with in preserving the
validiry and legality of our political
system.
MR. AND MRS. L£E MORJTZ
Costa Mesa
We support Linda Dixon to fill the
vacancy on the Costa Mesa City
Council seat. She had the most votes
of those not elected (in November)
and is eminently qualified.
Her experience as a councilwoman
and mayor will avail the council of
many years of experience on the
Planning Commission and City
Council.
JEAN AND GORDON PATE
Costa Mesa
If Costa Mesa City Council members
want to know who voters want to fill
the vacant spot, they need look no
further than the runner-up with the
most votes in last November's election:
Linda Dixon.
If the tables were turned and any of
the current council members found
themselves in a similar s11uauon a., the
next highest vote gener, I'm sure
they'd think this solution is fa.ir.
I urge our City Council to do the
right thing.
SUZI BROWN
Costa Mesa
I wouJd like to extend my support
for Mike Scheafer 10 be nominated as
our City Council member.
Scheafer has considerable passion
for Costa Mesa and had been involved
at all levels to promote our city. He i~
weU qualified and always a good
listener to the need of the community.
Scheafer, 49, is president of the
Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions
Oub. He has served on the Parle.'> and
Recreation Commission and was a
director for the Costa Mesa Sanitary
Linda Dixon
D1stnct.
Katrina Foley
AlMOREW
Costa Mesa
In a recent lecter to the Daily Pilot,
Lillian Gorbety suggests that the City
Council appoint the person that had
the next number of votes after Karen
Robinson in 2000. This was Heather
Somers. I wouJd like to voice a very
loud second to her suggestion. I was
most disappomted when Somers lost
by such a small number of votes and
that ~he didn't ask for a recounL
Somers was most lcnowtedgeable
about the issues facing the council and
did her homework, researching the
issues. Her stand on El Toro was in
direct contrast to Robinson, who didn"t
know anything about the debate, and
as far as I can tell, never learned how
1mponant it was.
Somers would be ready to serve
Immediately. as wouJd another council
incumbent recently defeated, former
Mayor Linda Dixon.
It wouJd be a service to the entire
communiry lO appoint either of these
two capable and experienced women
to the council to replace Robinson It
would also be the most defensible
decision that couJd be made, while
savtng the city a considerable amount
of money and ume
by not havtng to
have a special
election.
AGNES DUBBERLY
Costa Mesa
Regarding ( O'>ta
Mesa's C1ry Council
appointmen1 of
Heather Somers replacement for
Karen Robmson-
Costa Mer.a 1s
losing a City Countil member who is
bright, anaJytical and able to bnng
unity in the face of di!>cord. She ii. able
to remam calm in the face of hostiliry.
She deftly runs council meetings by
maintaining order and senling matter'>
expeditiously She is a role model for
our daughter~. so they understand
women are equally important in
government and the dec1!.1on -malong
process.
As an added bonu'>. '>he give~ u!> free
legal ad.,.1ce and analysts m everything
she revtew; on behalf of the Cit)" That
creates huge potenual savtngs of lax
dollars m our hug1ous soc1el)
WouJdn't ll be great 1f we could
replace Karen Robmc,on wtth someone
with all of her attnbutes7
We can That I'> why 1 wouJd like our
City Council to appoint Katrina Foley
as l(aren Robinson's replacement.
GAY GEISER SANDOVAL
Costa Mesa
To the Costa Me<,a City Council
members:
1 wouJd like to encourage you to
consider Kalflna Foley to fill the
council seat being vacated by Mayor
Karen Robinson.
As the former chairwoman and
current member of the Planning -
Comrrussion, Foley has demonstrated
her leadership ab1hues and has her
fingers on the puJse of our c1ry Foley
knows Costa Mes.a and has a vested
mterest in 1t<; success She 1s the nght
person to fill the vacant council seat
YVONNE ROWDEN
Costa Me'MI
Mirna Burciaga I'> among those who
have offered themselvec; for
cons1derauon to be appointed to the
Costa Mesa City Council
I have known Burciaga for the pa.st
year while worlong wtth her on the
Costa Me~ Human Relations
Comminee. Burciaga attends edch
meeting with thorough knowledge of
the agenda items. ac,lc.s thoughtful,
well-prepared quesuons. make'> u!>eful
arguments on mean1> of accomph!>hmg
goals, makes contact<; wt th other'> 10
the community to och1eve our aims
and works d1hgently at our funcuons
She offers to do more than anyone
else. does what she promised and he
always exceeds expectation!>
I've talked to my neighbor'> IA-ho
know Burciaga from her acll\11lt') in
neighborhood school) ~he 1) regarded
IA.ith respect and adm1ra11on for her
work as class mother. on !>thool Sile
councils and the Cmz.en Over<,1~t
Comrrunee.
Burciaga sees things that need to be
done and she gets them done. She
uses drive. determinauon. research
into available resource<, dnd la~ and
she exerts great tact m bnngmg other-.
-parents. teacher'>. local and <;tare
adnumstrator5 -1010 her point of
view.
All this. and she run-. a bu.,me'>'>. too
She is a wonderful cho1n• for our
( ity Council
ARLENE E. FLANAGAN
{ O'>ta Mec,a
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Worship and activities for the entire family _____ _
'
I s, it pos.1iblc to cxpencnce joy amidst crisis?
Can we hold on to something or someone fur
dear life and stiJI let go of our fears?
Come sec how the nory of Baster unfolds, with
a speci.U Easter Sunday service by Pasror Tim
Cdck. Find out how others have managed their
tc.irs on rhe1r iourncy toward joy.
1 hb special Easter Sunday service includes great
music and drama, full children's programming for
infanu through 'ith grade. with an Easter egg hunt
for children. ages 3 through 12 years.
Good haday ~rv1ce in cludes communion and
wor~h1p for the: family.
Come wor,h1p wuh us this weekend at The:
Cro~~ang du rang the\c: special S<"rvacc: umcs:
St. John the Baptist Catholic Community
1015 Bober Street
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
(714) 540 -2214
April 19, weer Vig/I
6:30 PM -Celebration of the Eucharist [Viemamese]
9:30 PM -Celebration of the Eucharist [English]
April 20, £1.Iter Sundt1y
6:30 AM -Celebration of the Eucharist [Vietnamese]
8:00 AM -Celebradon of the Eucharist [English]
9:30 AM -Celebradon of the Eucharist [English]
1 I :00 AM -Celebradon of the Eucharist (English]
12:30 PM -Celebradon of the Eucharist [English)
2:00 PM -Celebradon of the Eucharist [Spanish)
A Blesse~ Easter to aff.
Please join us in cde6ratin9 Cf\rist. our .C1Je.
St. Joachim Roman Catholic Church
Easter 2003
Do nor be ama.udJ You suit Jesus of Nazareth, rhe crucified
He has bun raued. he If nor here. Mark I 6·6
Ar 1he beginning of Lcn1 I ulled the pc<•pl' of St Joachim pansh 10 .i n~n~~
inum.icy wnh )t5us Our cdebrmon of U.srtr u 1hc re101C1ng Lil profound love
.,.e shue in J~u> ( hns1 Words fail 10 dcsmb< rhe inner 1ov. pace .t11d S«Unl')
from 1hu tnllm.ite love of J~
More th.in .111'\< 01her 11me in our history .trt we Lil grn1 need of dus profound
love of ksw In .i world full of uncermnry. violence .111d fcu more pcoplc K.irch
for !.llmcthtng sc:.urc We the d1SC1plcs of Jcsw. know 1h:11 true Kcunry as found
in 1hc surrender of our self 10 1hc love ot Jtlw. I encouragt others 10 101n us thas
l:..tstcr, so that they 100 an sh.trt tn this profound lo\ie of Jesus m our midst
The foUowmg schedule is 10 .u1u1 you in malong pf;ins to cdcbmc our 1oy in the
love of Jesw
April 12 & 13: Palm Sunday April 17: HolyThlll'Sday
5 30 P\f Vigil (Sanmby) 8:30 AM Morning Praytt m English
6 30 A\i. 10.00 AM. 5·00 PM M~ (No Mass)
INO 11 30 t>C 11 00 A.\.f Massi 7 30 PM Mass of the Lords Supper
April 14: Chrism Mass (81lmgual)
6.00 PM .ir ~1 ( olumb.in Churdt Adormon of rhc Biased Sacrament 11 the
in C.ardm C.rmc Alw of ~sc unnl I 2;00 M1dmgh1
April 18: Good Frid.zy
April 15 8 30 AM Morning Prayer !No Mus)
8;30 AM M.w (English) I 00 PM Pa.won, Vcncmaon of Croo 9· 10 AM Confessions 6 ()() PM .\Im ISf:wiish) 1.11d Holy Communion (No \b.ssJ
6 30·'>00 P\1 Confc:ssions April 19: Koly S.turday 8 30 AM Monung Praya (8Llmgw.ll
April 16 8.00 Pf-4 Easier Vigil \b.ss with Bapwnu
8:30 A.\.1 Mass (English) IBLlrniual)
9· 1 O AM Confuta0ru April 20: Eutcr Swiday
6 00 PM M.us (Spanish) 6JO. 9:30 • .ind 11 :00 AM Masses
6:30-9:00 PM Confessions (NO S:OO PM Mass)
No SchtdMkd crlflftuums on Th"ruky. FrUUy & Sltturday of Holy ~tk
~~
St.Mark
Prcsbyte 'rtan Church
EASTER WORSHIP
9:30 am & 11:15am
Celebrate with us the
ResW'rection of the
Lordjesu.s Christ
2100 Mar Vuta Drift
(comer of Jambofte & Eucbluft')
N~rt Beach, CA
(949) 6#.-134 l
WWtr·Mm·rkprnbjtrii•p.oq
ema.iltltlllal'trdar@aol.com
• Good Friday, April 18 at 6 and
7:30 p.m. (dcmcnwy aged thildrcn
and older attend main service.)
• Easter Sunday, April 20 at 7,
8:30, lo & 11:30 a.m. (no
children's programming for 7 a.m.
scrvia:)
The Cromni is loutud 1112 1I5
Newport Blvd., Until Mmz (near th<
comer of Newport &ukvard and
1(inori4.. Enter from V'UTona or
Nn"pon &ukvard, 1ou1h). For mo"
information, caU (949) 645-5050.
Vim our Web sitt 111
www.cros.nnionlme.com.
Celebrate the resurrection
S 1. Mark Presbyterian
Church invites you to
to 011c-.inother and how to grow
spantuaJly stronger and deeper.
F-• .bter Sunday worship.
Service:~ wall be: held at 9:30 and
11:15 am.
God h.c. called us together at
)t. Mark Chun:h an 1his rime and
~r. Mark's regular worship
services and church school 1s at
9:30 a.m. on Sundays, with an
Adult Forum educational series
and Junior/Senior High Youth
pl;1cc: to lave toward
the v1~1on of the
reign of <.1od g" en
us by JesU5. ( )ur
m1~s1on. therefore.
•~ w act ~ Cud >
hand<. and voice, .u
agents of
rc:conciliauon and
compamom in our
commitment w
jc:\US• Vl\100
God hos called us
together at St.
Mork Olurch in this
time and p lace to
five toward the
vision of the reign
of God given us by
Jesus.
Group following
the St"rvicc: at I I
a.m.
St Mark as ;i.lso
home to the
Nnvpan
Community
CounSt"ling Center,
wh ach offers
counscljng w
victmu and families
of domcmc abuse.
We nurture .ind comm11
ourselve~ children. youth and
aJulu in a program of
Bible-based educ.moo and
fc:llow~h1p that teathcs w the way
of discipleship. how to be
instruments of peace and support
St. Marlt Presbyterian Church, a
place wrrh open arms and opm
minds. is locattd at 2 I 00 Mar
Vma Drrve m Newport BetJch.
CaU (949) 644-134 I or l'lllt the
Webs1uat
urww.srmarltprtsbJttnlln org
lioly Week &hedule 2003
~tur<by, ~I 13, Passion Sunday
Bfl..,\lni. 11 P.alln'o btotOft .all '1.1.asse<o CF11ldc.are 8 30· 11 JO
Tilt P J" on of Chrnt '-1U\lt. dnd lmd~eo. or Hoh \.\ee~
Choir tol'l(l'rt Sill pm.'
Thursday, April 17, Holy Thu~y
\.1rnn1n1 Prayl•r 8 !fl a.m 1n tht' Church
Ewnin..: MJ\\ ni 1h1: lord\ ~upper :' lO pm•
Ad<ir.lllun un11I Mrdn1ght on the Hall
Friday, April 18, Good Friday
"lo 8.JO am MJ\~
11 00 norm• C.u1dt!d Med11a11on\
1 00 p m • S1ll•nt 'Vlt>d11Jllon
1 In pm • Ct•ll•bratlon ol the lord"\ Pa~~1on
L1tul}oty 01 the Word Veneration or the (.M\ Communion ~n.oct•
7 lO p.m Station\ of tilt-Cm\\
Saturday, April 19, Holy Saturday
°'II 8 ]0 • m M.IS\ ...,o 5'()() p.m Ma"
8:00 pm • · [a'>lcr V1g1l
Mu\IC lor Choir, OfRdn Bra\' Timpani
11 {10 pm RKept1on 10< ~Iv bapt11Pd .and n~h re<:e1~Pd memht•r, Hall
Sunday, April 20, Wter Day
.,. 00 a n Ma\\ m Chu rt h Cantor
8 JO .1 m • Ma\\ 1n Church -ConlempcJ<an,, Choir
Ma\\ rn Hall -C.lntor and Trumpe1
lO:<XJ J m • 'Via\• an Churth Aduh Choir .lnd Brass
Mas\ in Hall -Conlemporarv Choir
1110.a.m Ma\\tnChur<h CantorandTrumpet
NO EVENING MASS EASTE« DAY
•Child care av.Ji/able m the P.Jrish Center during these services.
(949) 644-0200
Our Lady Qg_een of Ar\gels
2046 Mar Vista Drive • Newport Beach, CA 92660
)}~J) ,;. ,P~.P ..
l St. John The Divine !
~ Episcopal Church r
Celebrate our Lord's
Resurrection/
The Great Vigil of Easter
Saturday at 8:00pm
Easter Sunday
at 8:00am and 1 O:OOam
183 East Bay Street
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
949-548-2237
The amazing story of Easter
A pril is the month each year when we celebrate
the final, dramatic cvcntS
of our Lord's life on this canh_
We Stt
we ask or imaging, according to
his power that ts at work within
us. to him be glory in rhe church
and' in Christ Jcsw throughout
·all generations,
forever and
evcrl Amen."
(Ephesians
3:30)
veiled
power even
before his
b1nh
throughout
hu
mmistry,
his
frtcndsh1ps,
all
culminate
in this
dramatic
week.
When it
seems rhat
power is
dcfe:ucd, 11 Pastor Tim McC.Olmont
The
convinced
believer aJlows
God co fill this
momc:n! with
his full0>t
blessing and
power. I trust
you will look
with me inw
this amaiang
story and allow
(;od to make
this an 1-..uter
is rhen
renewed and fulfilled an the
unexpected event of Easter
morning. Hearing and seeing
prescnuaons of ms life 15 filled
w11h drama that fim shows full
light and power with hu
rcsurrc:cuon and then points us
beyond lntO ClCrnltY.
Paul wrote: to the: churches an
and around E:.phous ..
-Now to them who as able w
do immeasurably more than .ill
cc:lc:br.mon
unlike any other. Come: bv and
he part of this great \Cason and
please: bring a friend~
~c:e vou an church
P a.swr Tim Mcc.ilmont
Thr Pmbytman Churrh of thr
Co1•mant " located at 1850
Farro1ro1 Ro.ul rn (' osta Alna, one
mrk 1ourh of the F.rtn rro. arr on
thr -105 frrro.·a.r lor fanhrr
rnformarron, ctJll rlu church officr
at (714) H~-:U40
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Roman Catholic Church will hold 'JK'CW
ICrvlccs thlJ weekend.
On Good Friday, April 18, rherc will be a Solemn l.iru.rgy of the
Lord's P.w.ion ar I and 7:30 p.m. On Sarurd.ay, April 19, chc:rc will be ui
F.asrcr Vipl Mw at 7:30 p.m. On Ea.nu Sunday. Apn120, thctc will be
M2.SSCS at 8 and lO a.m. and at noon and 5 p.m.
ONr LMly efM'""' Cmntl u l«A1tJ "' 1441 Wm &JH. Bll/'J.,
N~rt Burh (.«(15th Srrrtt 11,,J &1bOtl &ukwrJ •n t~ ~
Pm~. Ftlf 1Mrt infomwtion, clllJ (949) 67J-J775.
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
OF SAINT MICHAEL &
ALL ANGELES
HOLY WEEK 2003 SCHEDULE
Palm Sunday, April 13 ·Holy Eucharist at 8 am and 10 am
Holy Tuesday, April 15 • Tenebrae at 7:30 pm
Maundy Thursday, April 17 • Choral Eucharist at 7·30 pm
All Night Watch at the Altar of Repose 9 pm to 9 am
Good Friday April 18 • Ecumenical Worship at St. Mark
Presbyterian at Noon • Stations of the Cross at 7 pm •
Good Friday Liturgy with Music at 7:30 pm
Holy Saturday, April 19 ·The Great Vigil of Easter Begins
at 7:30 pm with the Lighting of the Paschal Candle
Easter Sunday, April 20 • Festival Choral Euchanst wrth
Choir Brass and Organ at 8 am and 1 O am • Easter Egg
Festival at 11 :15 am
Located Oft Marguerite at Pacific View Drive
• Corona del Mar • Tel: ...._0483 ·
NURSERYCAREATALLSERWCES .
I C'1nst rimltred wor5lllflp1nv co1rununny rcacllmu out in lv1noe1um
Nur1un1 and Servant Mlnlstrv
Spend Easter with the Risen Christ
"Just What Difference
Does the Resurrection
·Really Make?"
(Matthew 28:1·10)
Dr. Johft A. Huffm1n, Jr.
Pr~athm1 ~tutd•). pnl 19, .100•. <1\0 r.M.
S.•d·~ Apnl 20. 200), 7.00. •:to~ 10:11 AM.
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Easter is our defining mom ent ____ _
B elovcds in Chrur,
Eancr is our Jcfinrng moment as Christians and rC$urrccti~n defines Easter.
When you think of Jesus' resurrection, whar comes' to mind?
A mirade? T hat after bemg l'Xccutcd, Jesw came to life in a resu rrected body fully acccssorizcd ~itb
supernatural powers?
This is a f.ur, maintainable point of view. But ~t that rime and place, accounts of"awakcntngs from death"
were neither unknown nor uncommon. So the: proclamation of Jesus rising from the dead would not have been
new news.
Do you, as many I know, think that Easter proclaims a fiction?
Where arc you m rhe shaggy cale wnh which Fred Borsch begins his chapter on "Resurrection• m God's
Par~bk? In rh1s fiwon, Jesus' bonC3 arc found but it serves to convince one \kcpuc (only) that "Oh, rhcn he did
lave. Scl~-dcl1U1on and rnrporatc Jccc:puon couJJ have carried the first dtse1ples only so far I think; onJy
r<'SUrrcct1on explains for me their subo;cquent self-denying, dcarh-dcfymg mw1onary 7..C~ anJ succas, and our
presence here, now.
I-or others, l..A.\tcr prod.;a1ms that Joul. mc:uphorically speaking. w;u ra1~ up m .;a lOn tmumg life m the
hody of hu fc1llowc:r., a following that h;u haJ life on its rolJcr coutc:r ride through cenrunes in ro arr;iy of
cxprc~s1~n) w11h1n th.;it rnmmun1ry ullc:d The. Church. TlllS, roo. is ;i F.ur \ltCW of the resu rrection of Jes\15. Bur
11 docsn t mdude the \/Cry rCll l11mmcal expc:ncnccs of some truly r:wonaJ JX'(>pk who, through the realm :md
.
range of time, have testified to having enu>unicrt.-d the ltv1ng pr1c~ncc: of JeslJ.\.
A final fair position I suspect some 11( us t<tke i' that as Jesus wu raiscJ from rhc Jc..ad ~' we.: ttH> will lrve
for~~·.Wdl, ~e~ if J~' r~ing did me<1n the !hlme for us, ~liv1n~ forever" doe5n't smkc me A\ so plc.u.mt ..a
poss1b1laty. Thls,U~e, ~ 1t 1&, wor/.d w11hou1 r11d"as old prayer books pur it, is no< !>omc:rhmg J w.im,tn CllJOY
forever. lmmoruhcy LS a wonderful pro)pctt precisely beau~ 11 ernbrac.c:~ .i life ;.ind .;a world whtrt' All 1\ well,
where g~ triumphs'. where right reigns. where lovt u v1c.roriow. Herc . .i.JI is nc-vc:r well• Rc~pon~ ru 1..lls tor
compassion, mercy, kindness, peace:. ju.mcc and love ..arc too often, "No•" .
As I experience the gospel story, the purpose: of Jeslil' m1~1on and ~m1~rry w;u co prud.;um rhc.: nc.imt~ of
the presence of God. Jesw nor only proclaimed tt, he pcnonified 11. Wherever he wcni, wh;.ucvc.:r he.: u1J .rnJ
did, for those who entered h15 prcscn(e 11wu.u1f good h.iJ been embuJ1cJ nght m.;adc m.in1tn 1, :.inJ love
enRcshcd. Then, Jesus was k11lcd. Wrcing ~med to h.ive won. lbu world \houtcd ~11' 111 < ,,,J
Easter is extraordinary because 11 proclaims< ,,,J') mcxhau~uble .inswcr tu cht "'"rlJ \ ptr\t\tc.:nt :--.;,.?" l:..uu:r
proclaims God's crcrnal "Yes!"
Will we dare to confroni .ind confe~ the tru1h .ibout thl '-'>ntrnumg bruk,nnc'>l> ol uur l1h·~ .rnJ 111 rim wt1rlJ
where lirtlc is ever wdl and .i.JI is nl'Vlf well• Will Wl d.irl 111 hope th.i.c for cVU) hum.an Nu" thl'rl t\ J dt1'lnl
"Yes!?" Dare we hope 1ha1 this J1v1nt "Ye:~•·.< •• ,J, fif'.t "'orJ brc;.ithcJ ml<> bu11g lit, 11 rl1t JJ"-'ll .,1 crt~ri1111,
wilJ be God's last word <11 rhc du\c of 1h1, .i~c hrm~mg rn111 lx:rng the fullnn~ 11f lik l 'l rl.c.w1~ \X111.:n "-C '"
dare, Easter IS our dcflnmg momt:nr
llu: Very Reverend Canon l'ctu I> I I.aye\, Hcttor .... uni \111.;had & All Angel' I pt'l"l'·I ( hurch
For more mfonna11011, call (9•11.J) 6+1 0 161. '" l'/Jll 1llf U e/, "".it u u·w Jtmrlre,. dm ,,,.,
Our L:~0o~~~~~~:armel
Come Experience
the Joy of Easter
1441 West Balboa Boulevard
Newport Beach
(At 15th Street and Balboa Boulevard on the Balboa Peninsula)
For imormation call (949) &73-3n5 at the
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
GOOD FRIDAY AND
EASTER LITURGIES
First United Methodist Church
of Costa Mesa
GOOD FRJDAY -APRIL 18
Solemn Liturgy of the Lord's Passion: 1 :00 PM
Solemn Liturgy of the Lord's Passion: 7.30 PM
Service T imes:
6 am & 10 am
Good Frtday 7:00 pm
FESTIVAL EASTER
Worship Service
with Choir & Orchestra
Aprtl 2oth at 9: 15 and 11 :00 am
798 Dover Dr., Newport Beach
EASTER VIGIL -APRIL 19
Easter Vigil Mass: 7:30 PM
EASTER SUNDAY -APRIL 20
Masses: 8:00 AM
10:00 AM
12:00 Noon
5:00 PM
First United Methodist
C hurch
(949) 548-3631 3fayyy Taster
420 W. 19th Street
Costa Mesa, CA 9 2627
(949) 548-7727
h ttp://www.cmmethodist.org
from your friends at Our lady of Mount Carmel ~
Ch rist Church by the Sea United Methodist
invites you to the 13th Annual
Community Eas ter Sunrise Service
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REJOI CE, cuu:i
CELEB RATE
NEW LIPE ON
EAS TER SUN VAY,
A p vW20!
6:30 a .m. -Sunrise Se rvice on the beach at 14th Street
Bring your own beach chair or blanket.
The Balboa Feny will open at 6:00 am on Easter Sunday
8:30 a.m . -Informal Easter Worship in the Sanctuary
(A 45 rnin Service with ihe Sacrement of Holy Communion )
t 0:00 a .m . -Easter Worship in the Sanctuary
(with Child Care & Sunday School for children and youth)
Refreshments and r~llowship after 6:30 & 10:00 a.m. ~rvic~
Christ Church by the Sea United Methodist
also offers ...
./ CHILDREN's CENTER
7 a.m . to 6 p .m ., M-F
Phone -(949) 673-8233
./ YOUTH FELLOWSHIP
./ BIBLE STUDIES
.;' 12-STEP MEETINGS • (AA and NA)
For more infoi!nation contact:
Christ Church by the Sea United Methodist
1400 West Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach
(949) 673-3805
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Presbyterian
Church of the Covenant
invites you to join us in our
Holy Week Celebration
Sunday, April 13, 2003
10:00 a.m.
Palm Sunday Worship Service
Thursday,April 17,2003
6:30 & 8:00 p.m.
Mauncty Thursday
Service of Gathering Darkness
Friday,April18,2003
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 MoCalmont
MualC Director AmOinette Bralla
The Easter message needs to be heard especially loud this year _____ __.;... __ _.___
W hen I was a kid, I couldn't wait for Christmas. I loved the God's last word.
tastes, smells and sights of the.season. Sure, I loved the Charles Wesley wrote in his Easter hymn, Christ tht lord is RUm
gifts, but I couldn't wait t0 celebrate JC5!15' birthday. T°""'J, ."·Love's redeeming work is done; AIJduia! Fought the fight,
However, I never really looked forward to P.a.ster. I liked the time "the battle won, Allduiai-.
off school and the candy, but I ncvet liked ~aving to get all dressed up . God's lov~ in Christ Jesus rcdccmed each and
for Easter Sunday. My mom would always pick out the most flowered · every one of us on that Easter morning and Christ
and pastd dress she could find, and she usually had a hat to match the fought the battle of death for all of us.
dress. And I never got why we cdcbrated Easter. Praise the Lord! War and hate cannot drown our
This year, I .("ttwhy y.tc celebrate Easter. Our world is in turmoil. lf the work oflovc in the resurrection. Our world
you want to get away from all the news co~ecagc of the war, you have needs the Easter message told loud this year -
to stick your head in the sand. Easter is on its way, but it seems that maybe louder than ever. The life and love of Jesus
this year, it's uking a long time to gee here. Easter is the day in the Christ needs to be heard again and again.
church when we celebrate the raising of Jesus Christ from the dead, So I say, "Come on Easter, hurry up and get here
three days after his crucifixion. Easter celebrates the victory of Jcsus already!"
Christ over death and evil. Easter is the ground of our hope -that sin May Easter live in us each and every day and
and death don't have the final word, but life and love in Christ is restore this world to faith, hope and love, the
I
Verde
odist Church
, Senior Minister
on, Youth Minister
t 8:30 and 10:00 AM
Aprtl 13 @ 10: 1 5 -Palm Sunday
Featurtnc Uahthouse Kids
April 18 @ Noon
Good Frtday Communion Service
Aprft 20@ 10:15
EASTER CELEBRATION
new.life
easter 2003 at mariners church
saturday, april 19·
at 4 & 6pm
sunday,april20
at 8:30, 10 & 11 :30am ..
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C H U R C H
greatest of which is love. ,
-Reverend Stephanie Toon, Youth Minister
MISll Vtrtk Unit~d Methodist Church is located at J 70 l Balter St. in
Co1t11 MtSll. Call (7 l 4) 979-8234.
NEWPORT
CENTER
UNITED
METHODIST
CHURCH
All are welcome.
Come celebrate the miracle.
Good Friday
Evening Service
7:00 pm
Easter Services
8:00am and at 1 O:OOam
1601 Marguerite Ave.
Corona del Mor, California 92625
(949) 644-07 45
Rev. Cathleen Coots, Pastor
• . .
'
"I've been here six years and I
have never look ed to work
anywhere else. I have not
interviewed for anothu job."
Pat Oou1l•11, UC Irvine men's
basketball coach
Oatly Pilot Sports Phone: (949) 574-4222 • Sports Fu: (9491650-0170
COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRACK AND FIELD
B• 'E•t M -.;PAP\i~ OA.v PlLOT
Orange Coast College's Ke1nan Briggs clears the last hurdle in the 110-meter hurdles with a huge lead. Briggs won in a time of 15 44. OCC won the tn-meet.
FOUR WINS FOR BRIGGS
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
WSTA Ml \A ( ena111 track and
field athlett>S iump from eH•nt to t>vent
barely having enough ume 10 take a
much-needed breath beforl' the gun
sounds agam
Breath or no bredth. Ordflge Coa..1
CoUege's Ketnan Bnggs '>howed h1'>
prowes.<> Thursday in an Or.mge Lmp1re
Conference tn·meet with vi.,11111g I ul-
lerton and Santiago C.dllyon, mnning
four events to lead the host'> to 174
points. Fullerton came in .,econd '"1th
121 while Santiago Canyon tallied 16
Coast improve., IO 6-0 \\.1th the Ol·C
preliminaries and champ1onsh1p'i
scheduled foe lare nc>.1 week
Orange Coast sophomore
dominates four events in Orange Empire
Conference tri-meet as men stay unbeaten.
Bngg ... who broke the .,thool renird
m the 11 O·meter hurdll'" earlier till<>
'>ea!>on 111 14.2 .,ccond.,, \\!JO the ...ame
e\ent Thur'>day in 15 44 \,htJe placing
first m the high 1ump 5 let•t "'i triple
1ump (48 feet. 7 mche' .ind long iump
!2 1 ·5 •
·I was trying lo keep Ill\ lead leg 111
light because 1t swmgc; 0111 a Im. Rngg'>
~d about his effort m the 110 hurdle.,
""The wind makes 11 feel ltke I hdve a
parachute behmd me ...
··11e is our moM valuable kid." OC <
mt'll'> and women\ track and field head
rnach John Knox <;a1d of Bngg., "lie
hamiJe., aJI the 1ump., and the 400 rt•
l.t}
Rlu.,tel") cond1uons prevatled Thur ....
day on CX..Cs lrad •• but the ommou.,.
looking blalk clouds in the d1.,1ance
'>tayed away from Coa.,t, keeping thmg<,
dry
Hut Coasl la.'>ted from the fountain ot
victory in mne of the remaining 14
l'vent'> followmg Bnggs.
\1arlon Coner)' won the 100 ( 11 371
Cassity soars to new heights
for Orange Coast women
Sophomore leads OCC to victory,
while Hannah Geider, Finaldi each
double in fin al tri-meet.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
COSTA Ml:.SA -The number 5 holds significance for
Orange Coast College ophomore Lauren Cas.sicy.
1!.hed second to ( oa'rl'> I Ianni Ge1der by 20-hundredth-; of a
second. Ge1der claimed the high 1un1p (4-feet·8) while Cas
'>Icy threw the 1avehn 98-9 to w1n.
Both Coast and 1-ullerton came into Thursday's meet un,
defeated and OCC C.oat:h John Knox knew it would be clo..e
be<:ause of the '>conng "}"item ~ed that gave poinb to first-
and second-place lin1.,hers.
F'ullenon won nine event' to Coast's eight. But second
place was where the meet was won. The Pirates (6-0) placed
second in eight e-.erm 10 onJy five for Fullerton.
"Usually, improving two inches in the shot put or throw
Ing 1t further in the iavelin wouldn't matter for the team
score, but (Thuri.dayl it did." Ca~ity said. ·11 can come
down to two or three points."
\\htle Juan C..amllo hc'>ll'd the field in
the HOO t;.!:00 401 and C.1lben 'ialas took
.,econd in .! O I 70 Vidal Barragon and
1'.ev1n ( urle' wenr 1 .! for Loa.st m the
i 000 1n Y 0 I l .tnd q·()6 I. rt"ipectively.
while Anthon\ Darnel<; tn the 400
)fl .riJ and [)J,1d Bare an the pole ,auJt
I ~ I 1 t•ad1 plared lir.t Bare took seL·
om.I in tht' J•t\ din thrm' 131-6
Hlakt• Dorman won the shot put
H Hi) .and the 100 relav team of Coner-
h l>amt·I,. \\a.,hangton and Bnggs
lrO'>.,t'd liN Ill 4.! -l
<.,ophomort \rt D1d/ '"on the 1.500 m
I 02,<;. whill' H.irra~on tool. !>eeond m
4 07 I 0 D1.v 't't a per.,onal best m the
1..500. but he needed aJJ the energy he
See MEN, Paee Al2
In her two years at Coast. she has played five spans. in-
cluding track and field -in whJch she Is a heptathlete -
competing regularly in five events: the javelin throw. high
jump, shot put, the 100 meter and 400 hurdles. She occa·
slonally throws dlscus and will run in a relay. such as she did
Thursday, as host Coast"scored I 58~ points i.n an Orange
Emplre Conference tri-meet to beat second-place PuUerton,
which tallied 140 points and Santiago Canyon (16Y.i).
"Anything I can do to heJp the team with points,~ Cassicy
said after she completed the 400 hurdles in which she fin.
Thursday's meet didn't come down to the final event, but
stiU provided a showca.,e for Coast.
Roseann Peters won the 800 (2: 19.9) foUowed by sopho-
more Michelle lcban (2:21.2)
See WOMEN , Pa11 Al2
OCC's Michelle lcban fought off a strong
field in the women's 1500-meter race to
win in a time of 4:41 .47. Her teammate,
Ava Jones, finished second m 4:43. 72.
COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL
_J DaUy-PWt _J
Sportl Hal a/fame
'~-"·'--""
. . . tpAo<tl 2 lllono<ff MARK LORENTZEN
frtda1. AD<tl 18. 2003 All
GOLF
Holstein
first to
qua lify for
Tea Cup
She wins Big Canyon
Country Club title for
second time in a
playoff.
Nobody here twists your arm
There\ nobody saying you abso-
lutely must play m the Tea Cup
Oassic or Jone'> Cup It'!. purely an
mv11auon.
Understandably .,o 11 might be a
little unnervtng for amateur golfer.
who aren't used to playing m front
of gaJlenes or under the media
!.<:runny of your. Lruly (We take 1t
easy on you, trust me J But. sull. the
fabnc of the two Newpon Me!><!
community event., '" to celebrau.•
the club champion!>
The Tea Cup Oa.s.,1c. our pnmary
RICHARD
DUNN
focus m this
<>pace toda} on
the heel!> of~
llobtems relent
Big (..clllyon
Countn CJub
women\. utle.
wa.., launched b)
this '>pom. ~c·
lion to deter-
mine an overdll
women\ cham·
pion m the Dady
Pilot c1rcula11on.
followmg a '>le\~
1 of large margin.. of victory It
started m 1997 as a w.ty to promote
women~ golf. bnng the golf com
mumty closer together and cele·
brate the area., four women., club
champions m a spec1aJ one·da\,
18·hole format
Thus our fin.1 Tea (up <J~1c tn·
Vltauon for 2003 go~ out to Hol
stem. who captured her 'iecond Big
Canyon title last week in a one hole
playoff agamst Martha Redfearn
Holstem who won the 1999 Big
Canyon utle and played that sum-
mer m Tea (,up Oass1c 111. trat.led
Redfearn by rwo shots entering the
final round, then won m the tops;
rurvy final round
At the par-4 17th. Redfearn had a
one-shot lead. but hH mto the trees
and then mto a bunker But Red,
feam ralhed with d 30·foot putt for
par, while Holstein called a penalty
stroke on herself when her ball
moved on the green ·
At the par-5 dogleg nght 18 with
a creek guarding the green. Hol-
stein reached the green m three.
but Redfearn hit into the water and
the player.. firushed ued after regu·
lauon. On the first playoff hole at
No. I. Holstem made par and Red·
feam tut into the dnnlc on the nght
10 end the suspense
·1 basically played percent.age
shots. I didn't go after the gJttns. •
said Holstein who added she
knows exactly how Redfearn feels.
because Holstem lost a two·stroke
lead on the last hole and tut mto
the water on the first playoff hole m
2000.
Holstein also added she's ready
to play m Tea OJp Oass1c Vil at
Mesa Verde Country Oub this sum·
mer, which has yet to be an-
nounced.
Last year's Tea Cup representa-
tive from Big Canyon. Olivia Slutz-
ky. became the first pregnant player
to compete in the Tea Cup She
gave blnh earlier this month to a
baby girl. Kyra.
iFor1ner Anteater basketball standout returns to UCI as assistant
M urphy leaves Riverside
to coach with Douglass.
SteveVlt'l•n
OattyPilot
• Tod Murphy wUJ return to his alma
• mater u an 1..'Milstanl men's basketball
coach for UC lrvlM. head coach Pat
~ said Thursday. Murphya ap·
polntment LI dfectlYe May 1. ucr had • vacant usistant position
opm atltr former 1111 wu I.An Stevens
rtllgned for ~'* reuon• In &M
riddle of IUt teUOn. The Anttaten mfc1Jt be witbOut another tant. u
I
associate head coach Tudd Lee inter-
viewed for the head coach posJtion whh
UC Davis Thursday.
Murphy. the career-record holder for
games played with 117 and the No. 2
player ln points (J ,178) and rebounds
(837), is excited to join the UO talf,
which also lnclud Mike Jolwon.
"'This Is an opportunUy to retUm to 00
and let ~ know chit I pail to be
pan d tNis program ti. a. dnli,. MAI"
phy aid in I pr'9 .a.. illl.ied by dw
lthooL ·1 am sited mst Che oppottu·
nity and arn looidrW b"'8ld ID ~
O>ld'l Jbigtw and 1* Pl"OIPl1' OOOllnue
the lllCC8I tha& hM been~ cMr1he
IMt ltMrll ~ I ilMll)'I t!I .... chit
INSIDE
• UCI associate coach, Todd lee,
interviews with UC Davis. Pqt A12
my ultim.1te dream job ls to be the head
coach at ua and I am~ bwatd to
jolnfrc the propn."
Murphy uld be We> wanttd to make-
tho mow from UC RJvien.ldo to UO for
h famUy. He ind his ¥file. ~ ba 1
daughter, AMle Jane who wu bOm last
week. and theY IM in I.Nine. Murphy's
brothtr. nm, ls an · istanc coach at
t rfVll cu Poly San l.u ObitPo. The
MW UCJ &SSUunt coach k>nlfd for the opponun ry to fe't\lm co
l
A12 frid<ly, ~~ 18, 2003 SPORTS
COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL BRIEFLY
Lee interviews
with UC Davis
Sea Kings product
Hansen honored
Anteaters' associate
head coach is
seeking job with
Aggies, who enter Big
West next season.
.Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
fodd lee. the associate head
coach of the UC Irvine men's
baske1ball team, interviewed for
the head coaching position at
UC Davis Thursday. lee said.
Lee Is one of three candidates
being interviewed for the job this
week. Eric Reveno. a Stanford as-
Sl!>tant coach, has aJso been in-
terviewed. Lee said be enjoyed
the Interview.
· I met a lot of people and lhey
arc similar to lhe type of people
ar UC Irvine." said Lee, who will
awa.1t UC Davis' decision in lhe
coming weeks. "I heard that (UC
Davis) will interview three peo-
ple and either make their deci·
sion or open it up again."
UC Davis will enter lhe Big
West Conference next season,
and Lee seems to have a bit of an
advantage since he's bee~ coach·
mg in the conference for lhe past
c;ix '>easons.
· I already know the landscape
ol lhe Big West very well.· Lee
c;aid "Plus, it's a UC school. so
they have the same type of ath·
lete'> as UCI. It's a very smooth
tranc;1tion in that sense, should it
happen."
Lee also worked as an assist·
ant in the CBA in 1993 and 1994
under Eric Musselman. who was
hired last summer by the Warri-
ors and asked lee to join his
staff. but the . UCJ assistant
turned it down because his goal
ls to become an NCAA DMsion J
head coach.
lee has been an assistant
coach with eat Douglass for the
past nine years. Douglass. the
UCI head coach, and Lee won an
NCAA Division 11 championship
at Cal State Bakersfield in 1997.
Shortly thereafter. Douglass took
Lee with him to UCI. where the
Anteaters had just completed a
1-25 season in 1996-97.
UCJ has since risen to become
one of the top teams in the Big
West, recording three·stra.1ght
20-win seasons and back-to·
back conference regular-season
championships in 2001 and
2002.
"I t.hinX he's a perfect fit for
!UC Davis]." Douglass said.
Douglass reiterated Thursday
that he has not been inlerested
in coaching for any other school
than UC Irvine. Earlier in lhe
year. there were mild rumors
that had him involved with
UCl.A. and even with all lhe
other openings across lhe na-
tion, Douglass won't pay any
mind to that.
'Tm happy where J'm at,·
Douglass said. "I've been here six
years and I have never looked to
work anywhere else. I ha\le not
interviewed for another job.·
, STEVE McCRANK I DAILY PILOT
Orange Coast College's Hanni Geider ch~ars a hurdle in women's
400ffleter hurdles. She won the event in 1:10.10.
WOMEN
Continued from Al 1
lcban, the defending state
champion in the 5,000 and 10,000,
paced to a 4:41.47 to win the 1,500
Thursday and was followed by Ava
Jones in 4:43.72. Jones would
place first in the 3,000 (10:12.5) as
Suzette Dinoso crossed in second
place in 11 :04.30.
Jennifer Hnaldi. the reigning
state diam.pion in the pole vault.
surpassed the competition by dear·
mg the bar al 11 feet while racing to
first in the 100 (16.6). C,a.s.gty, who
has played socrer. volleyball and
softball in her Coast tenure, fin.
LV\ed second in the 100 (18.30).
Ftnaldi placed second in the tri-
ple jump (32-8~) while Jasmine
Geider raced to second in the LOO
(13.73). Viviana Gutierrez took
second in the pole vault (8) and
MEN
Continued from Al 1
could muster.
Hanni Geider placed second in
the long jump ( 16-V.).
Simone Peront. Jasmine Geider,
Hanni Gelder and Finaldi teamed
to win the 400 relay In 51.19.
1Win sisters Jasmine and Han-
ni Geider, who both went to Es-
tancia High, join Cssslty as hep-
tathletes for Coast.
•It's kind of crazy. w Cassity
said of competing in several
events. wit doesn 't seem like
there are enough hours in the
day to do so many events. But
we get through the weeks, work-
ing out and helping each other."
With the Orange Empire Con-
ference championships next
week at Santa Ana College,
Coast figures to p ack a strong
punch in hopes of placing as
many athletes as possible in the
state championships. The top six
will qualify for the state meet.
"'W!'D be stronger next ~ ..
Knox.said. "Vk ~a lot of depth.·
(23.67) and An1quan Washington
in the 400 (50.7) also doubled for
the Coast men Thursday.
•OOU£G:S r.tEN'S VOllln'-
Mlli Stanford m1shirt sopho-
more sener Kevin Hansen, a prod-
uct of C.Orona del Mar High. has
been named the Mounlain Pacific
Sports federation Player of the
Week.
Hansen led Stanford to road
victories aver Pacific, UCLA and
UC Irvine Wt week. He set the
Cardinal to a combined .357 team
hitting ~· ln the tMle matches, and had 143 assists, 25
~and eight blocb.
The fourth-ranked Cardinal (17-
11, 14-8) opens MPSF playoff ac-
tion against UC Irvine on Sarur-
day night at 7:00 at Bwnham Pa-
vilion.
This is the third time, and sec-
ond time in a row, that a Cardinal
hM earned MPSF Player of the
Week honors this season.
Stafford takes fifth
•TRACK AND FIELD: UC Ir·
vine senior Jessica Stafford
placed fifth and junior Annma·
rie lurpin finished sixth in their
section of the California Invita-
tional Heptathlon that con-
cluded Thursday at Azusa Pa -
cific University.
Stafford compiJed a total of
4,9 15 points and Turpin had
4,904. Fionna Asigbee of Mis·
souri finished first with 5.1 5 1
points.
In the three events Thursday,
Stafford went 16·5'!. In the long
jump, threw the 1avelin 127 -8
and ran the 800 meters in
2:22.12. Turpin recorded marks
of 17-6Y. in the long jump.
109·5 in the 1avelin throw and
2:37.75 in the 800.
11le March 18 action ended
in a 5-5 lie after eight innings,
as Sage Hill scored one run in
the bottom of the seventh to
send the game into extra in-
nings.
Jordan Salinger, who scored
the game-winnlng run, reached
on a three-base error for the
Ughtnlng In the bottom of.the
ninth.
Sage Hill (7-5) will play at
noon today against Liberty
Olristian in the consolation
semifinal of the Sage Hill Spring
Oasslc. If the Lightning win il
will advance to the consolation
final at 3 p.m.
Nonl111ut
Sage Hiii e. Saddlebactc V.C. 5
Conclusion of March 18 gamtt
Score by lnnlng1
SVC 003 cm C)OI) s a 3
Sage Hill lOO 030 101 -6 s 2
Nmlh inning Olkie and Fair Loper
and Korn1w1e1 W -Loper, 3-1 L -
Olk1e 2B Hayden !SVC)
Coast clinches second
•VOLLEYBALL: Orange
Coast CoUege's men's volleyball
learn came back from a 2·0
deficit to beat host Irvine Valley.
29-31, 26-30. 30 28. 30-22. 15·
11 , in an Orange Empire Con·
ference ma1ch Wednesday
night.
The win gives OCC 06·6,
11 ·5 in the Of-C) a second·
place finii.h in the conference
behind champion Golden
West.
Poyer Poia led rhe Pirate'>
with 21 k.Jlls and Dane Gillian
added 16.
JUNIOR TENNIS
Glatch in Easter finale
"I wanted lo get out quick. but
the wind really kills you, I am
tired, -Diaz said.
Pedro Nambo placed second 111
the high jump (5-4) while Ryan
Stevens followed Bare in the pole
vault, clearing 12-2 Ronaldo Vivar
leaped 19 feet ui the long jump
and Joshua Larear foUowecl Briggs
in the triple jump (38-11 ).
Only the fir~t and second place
finishers were scored in each
event Thursday, an attempt to
keep the meet as competitive as
possible, Knox said.
"This is an NCAA scoring sys-
tem, which is used lo prevent
blowouts,· Knox said. "We might
have placed l ·4, but we could
only use first and second in the
overall score ...
Sage Hrn fini hes SVC
• BASEBALL: Tim Willi.ns
singled with one out to deliver
the game-winning RBI in the
ninth mnmg of a game con-
cluded from March 18. leading
the Sage I hll School baseba!J
team to a 6·5 nonleague win
over visiting Saddleback Valley
Ouistian Thur<;day.
Levi Luster tallied six solo
blocks and two assisted blocks
along!>ide nine digs apiece by
Ka10ne 5cott and Man Skolnik.
Coa<;t beat IVC Cl2·8, 9· 7) in
four game'> tn the firc;t meeung
earlier thi., '>ea!>on.
PAJ.M SPRINGS -Newport
Beach's Alexa Glatch, seeded No.
I in the girls I 4s at the presli-
giou., Easter Bowl junior tennis
championships. defeated lrina
falconi of New York. 6-0. 6-1, in
the <,emifinaJs Thursday at Rivi·
era Rewn Racquet Oub.
Glau:h. who will face second·
SCHEDULE
TODAY
Baseball
College UC Irvine at Un1ve~1ty of the
Pac1l1c, 1 p m
Community college -Orange Coast vs
Reedley at College or the Sequoias
Tournament, 11 am
High ed'lool -liberty Christian at Sage
Hill noon
Softball
Communlly college -Orange Coast at
Saddlob&do:. 3 p .m
Tennis
College men -UC Irvine at Pepperdine
1230pm
Tr11dl
College men and women -Vanguard et
Pomona P11Zer lnvttat1onal, 9 e.m
H1uh ldlool -ea.ta Mesa, Sage Hill and
E stane•a at Mt SAC lnv1t11t1onel.
(
Robert Brown in the. 200
Coast will compete in the OEC
prelims Thursday at Santa Ana O>I·
Lege with the final<; set for Friday.
BASEBALL
Coast · advance~ to a
Southern California Regional
final. ho()ting fl Camino Tues-
day a t 7 p.m .
seeded Maggie Mello of Laguna
Beach today al 9 a.m. in the title
match, has yet to drop a set. In
the girls 18s singles, Corona del
Mar's Anne Yelsey knocked off
Jessica Nguyen . 7-5, 7-5, in the
quarterfinals Thursday and will
play Vania King in today·~ semi
finaJs at 9:30 am Pirates win twice in Sequoias tournament
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Celebrating the Daily Pilot's Athlete ofthe Week ser1es
TODAY
20 -David Rodnguez
Estancia
Football, ·oo
22 -Charlie Waite
Newport Harbor
Baseball, '98
Vlw.JA -Orange Coast Col·
lege used its bats to climb back
to a .500 record after scoring 16
rum for two wins in 14 innings
o f baseball amid rain in the Col-
lege of the Sequoias Tournament
Thursday.
The Pirate~ I 17-17 ·I l received
a c;olid pitching performance
from Kvlc Allen to wtn the first
game. ·4-3, over Cabrillo, m a
game that ended after eight in-
nings because of the ram, OCC
Coach John Altobelli ~d,
Allen improved his pitchmg
record to 6-3 after tus complete·
game performance that came
with seven st.rilc.eouts He al-
lowed one earned run on sue hits
Pirate sophomore Ryan Mathes
smacked a solo home run in the
fourth inning.
OCC exploded for 17 tuto; in a
12·5 victory over West HI.I.Ls, and
the game was called after six in-
nings. Sophomore John Grant
went 4 for 4 with three RBis and
three runs scored. I le hammered
a three-run home run in 1he ..ec-
ond innin.
Colle&• of the Sequolu T oumam9nt
First game
Oninge Coast, 4, Cabrillo 3
Score by lnnlng1 ace ooo ut Ol'l 4 e 1
Cabrillo 100 002 oo 3 6 2
Allen and H1c:ts. Blanctoett. Jones 171
and Bedter W -Allen. 6-3. L -
Blanchett 28 -Halen IOCCI,
P1askowwki IOCC), Marty !Cl. HR -
Mathes IOCC)
Secondg•m• 0re"99 Coast 12, Wes1 Hiiis 5
Scont by Innings ace 032 m tl 11 1
West Hills 100 0')1 s t2 I
Fanas and Grant. Garcia . Smith 14)
and Allen W -Farias. 2· I L-Garcia
2B -Stanley !OCCI 2, Benoit 10CC1.
Shaffer IOCCI. HR -Gra nt IOCCl
Showe!WHI
UCI loses third straight
STOCKTON -University of the
Pacific scored three nms in the
bonom of the first and went on to
handtheUClrvmebaseballteam
a 5·3 loss in the Big West Confer·
ence senes opener Thursday.
UCI (15-24, 3-4 in confer·
enceJ was the first to get on the
board o n Mark Wagner's RBI
swgJe to score Jon Horwitz.
who had singled. advanced to
second on a sacrifice bunt. and
third on a wild p11ch
811 Welt Conference
Peclflc 5, UC Irvine 3
Score by lnnlng1
UCI 100 200 000 J 7 I
P11c1fic 310 ooo 10. -s 10 o
Swan1on. Nicoll (7) and Werhun;
Pena, Willick 191 and Amezqui1a W -
Pena, 8·2 L-Swan1on, 1·7. Sv -
Willldl (6) 2B -Fisher IUCIL
Stanford IP I, Harper !Pl 38 -Well1s
IUCll
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Buch Co\ta Meu Daily
P1lnt Aprol 18 7!> May
2 9 20()3 f 301
Puiif.Ciiur1n1s will be
held by lhft Costa Mua
Plannln& Comm1u10n at
Clly Hall 11 F '" Drove, Co,la Meu Calllorn11.
al 6 JO p m or o soon
u pou1bl• lharutter on
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200J, r"1ardin1 the
fnllow1n1 apphu11ons
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fOf M1n0f Ou11n Rev .. w
ZA 02 60 tor Jeft May
l•nd. authorlled •cent
tor John Rice tor 1
second story add111on lo
an u1Stin1 11n1le family
residence w1lh 1n o
emption from parkln&
reQulremant\ due to
Inadequate 11n•11• di· men11on1 ( 20' x 20'
required 73 5 • I 9
u1stin1) local•d al 2S6
Rose Lene 1n en RI
rone ( nv1ronmentel
d4termln1hon exempt
II 1ny of the preced1n1
•t.l1<1ns ••• ch11len1ed on
court the chellenat may
bt limited to only tho'•
IUUH M>meone r•ISH at
lh• public heanna
docrlb.d In this notice
or In written carte
1pondenc1 d411Ytttd to
the Pl111nln1 Commiuk>n
ti, or prlof to. the publtc
hurlna For further In tot mi
lion on Iha •bove
epplw a hon•. leleptlone
(/ 14) 7S4 520 Of Wl~ll
the oltka nt the P~n
n1n1 Dlw11t0n, ftoom 200. 71 r aW' Drive, Cosu
Meu, C1hl0t11 t Publl•htd fllewptrl
hKh-Costa MM• Otlty
l'tlol Aprll 11, 200l f30I cm Of llWPCll'f If.Mii
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tllt Cit., Clttll, llOO H •IHWI tou eurd, ,,0
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bod documenh lor
$6!> 00 et th• ofhu of
the Publlc Work' De
p1<tment. 1300 Newport
Boulevard N1wport
B11ch, CA 92663
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Publllhtd Nt wport
Buch CMt• Mtu D11ly
Pilot Aprll 11 ?003 f llt
S.......tf ... ,. 'ltfU..tf
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Th• follo111ln1 P•••on
h•• •h•ndnntd the u ..
of the r1ct1tlou1 Butl
nus Ntrne· GIS Ntt
workt, Int , 501 St
A11d•ew• Rd , Newport
leKh, CA 112t41l
The J 1Clltlou1 Bull~V
111me ,.,.,,., to •toff
wH fifed In Dra111e
Cou111y_ Oft 2 22 02, fll.£ HO. 2002Cll32'1
CIS Ntlwotk1, Inc. itA>. 501 St Andrtw1 ·~HtWl>Oft l!IHCll. CA
Thia bUtl"9U It ~II•
dllttld by· I COfJ)O( etloll GIS Htt
WOflit. llW:., ,ltil flmtoll,
Chief hec Officer
lhta lltlerNnt WH f1~4' wllll ttltl Counlf
CIHll of Ou11,. County
Oii 04/ I 1 IOJ JOeMttMOI O.il1 ,...., • lli.,25. Illar 2. 1. , , tJ
fictlllM a...u
"-*'-' The followln& per sons
are dorna buSlnen as Collons A•enue p, OPM
toes. 500 llna•llt• Avt
Corona Del Mar CA
9262S
E lt•n• K W11l11ms
Trustee of the Williams
!rust 500 Anaeht• Or
Coron• del M•r. CA
92625
(roe P W1lll1m1
Trustee of the Wilham•
F1mll) Trust A. 500
An1ehta Drove Co•ont
d1I Mar CA 9262!>
Enc P Wiiiiams
Tru1tu of the Wiiham•
Trust. 500 Aneellh
Drive. Corona del Mir.
CA 92625
Thi,. bu,inns '' con
ducted by • cenet1I
pertn•nh1p
Have you surted doona
business 1•t7 Yu Oc.I
1 1997
Cr1c P Wollrams
This statement was
filed with the County
Clerk ot 011nae Cour1ty
on 04,/0l/03 2001 .. 40IH
Dally '•lot Apr 11, 1 I,
25, May 2. 2003 r292
BETfOIPIOPOSMS
Oran&• County Sanl
t1tion Dl1tr1c:t (OCSO Of
tilt Distr~t) of Onnae
County, CthrOf nit, will
rKelve ... ltd propos11t vntil Mey II, tooa et
1t00 P••· l'rOpO\alt
mu\t "8 r.Cehrff et
OCSth Admlnl>t111ton
lobby or 1'11rcll•••n1
Oi11i.M111 ()thee, tly Illa
d•t• •1111 .. ,,,. '* tffl Move Mt forth, 10l44
tlHt A'tllntHI, Fountain
V11tty, Callf0tn11 917<11-7011 •
UOUHTfGa ~souos
DIWAT ... MOl
TISTM,IPIClfKA· nott NO. s .. toos-1 aa
l'ropout' •u.-t be
•11b1111ttt4 Oii the form llJ9l)lled ., OCSO In
eccorda11u with •II fl'•• Ion• of th• ~i ltce M s.ectf1nt-1,
propoeal 111•11111, ....
r.;mw 11•• 1111ti0fl ""' "*"'"•tttle*" ... -. ta' pot. <714J
96? 2'1 I
Pubtl\hed Newitort
Bu'h Costa Mew 0111y
Pilot April 18 2003 f'J06
The lollow1n1 P•"°"~ ue doonc business ~'l
hndl 177 R1 .. rsi~•
A•enue suite 1144
Newport Buch CA
9266)
T 1mothy P 8ancrofl
177 Rrversode A•tnue
suite 11 44 Newport
Beach. CA 91663 And•t Stec ki. 177
RIYers1de A••nua suott 11«. Newport Beach,
91663
lh11 bu1oneH 11 con
ducted by a 1•n•r al
parln•,.htP Hev~ you atarltd doma
buslneH yell Yes. 02/
M/03
Andre Steck•
Tiiis 't•ltmtnt wu
f1l1d with the CGunty
Clttt. ot Ouna• County
on0312t/Ol 200HtU440
D11lr Pilot Mat 28. Apr
4, 1 , 18, 2003 F244
Actll. .... ..........
Thi followlna persons
.,, clolnJ llu1ln8'1 H
[hNe11. 2689 Pllt M.u Ct • Co1t1 Men. CA 92$27
Hlcholu A11clttw
R••lwlu•er, 124 w .. t
Slmmon1 Awe., An1ln11m.
CA92I02
Hell Al•n Wnlftt 41~ ~•Wiii Ave Cypr • CA
toUO ltlan Joseph f ll.lbert,
1&89 1'111 MIU Ct ,
Co1t1 M1 1, CA t26:t'7
Tlll1 bu.kl•• 1 con dUGted by. 8 l_tl\.,11
p111tn1uhlc>
He.,. rou •t•tad dolna tlutlftDI yel? No
N"l!ntn ll•wllouttr
Tl'lt t•te1n1111t •H
hle41 witll $ile toi111t1 ci..11 or Of.,,,. C4ontr
011 Cl.1117tW IOOMt.17111 o. " l'dot ,,.,, • 11 1 •. is Mer z. 200l rm
SUMMAl'TOfNOrOSa Robert S Howud 20101 S W 811ch SI OIDIMAIKI 11276 Newport BHch cm Of cosu llSA cA 92660 This buslnfn " con
ducted by an ind1v1dU•I
Ha~e you s111ted do1n11
bus1nen y~t? Yn A~ul
A PROPOSE 0 OROI
NANCC " scheduled for e~nptoon et the re11uler
C1tv Council meet1n11 of Ajml n ?003 be1n1
0.dm•n~• 0 i .1 rea•rd
J!'C a Site Specolot floor
Alft... Reho and Sitt Spectt~Resodenl11t Oensoly O• the t901
fllewport P la Prof8cl
IHl MOllON lo a•v.
Or d1nante 03 3 111 st
rHd1n1 earned by lh•
followina roll cell vote
COUNCIL MIMllltS1
Al'IS1 lletll11•-. Ste•I,
M-a-r. NOIS1 Cew-
..,, M8floheft, AISlNT1 .. _
me fUL L rtxT ot th•
U<dln•nce may be r .. d
1n the City Clerk's Off1c:e. 77 r air Drive Cotti
Mua
JUUi fOlCt•,
O.,ty City Cterli
Published .. ewport
BHch Cosla Mau 0•1•1
Pilot April 18 2003 rl27
FlcMM ..... ... s......
The loHowlna peraons
are doln1 buatnHt n
The Madrid Co<pootlon,
?3002 Allele '•rkway. Sult• 113. Minton Viejo,
CAll2'02
Ovtto PIUi, In< (CA), ~30&2 Alk:ll l'erllw1y,
Sulle II I, Mi1110n VielO.
CA92'891 r11.. tlllt•n-•• <Of!· chKte4 tly. e corpontlon
Have J04/ at•led lloin' lhttlneM rt17 Ytt, 11
Olnoo?· Dutro Pl111 , Int ,
AtlHI GonHltl, CE 0
Tiii• •t•t•m nt ••• llltd with th County
Ci.ti! of Ouna• County
on04/02/0l 200.ttUtlH
0111)' '''°' APf ti, ~.200J
197J
llob .. t S Howard
Th" st•t•ment wn hied wolh lhe County
Cler~ of Or •nee County
on 04/08/03
tooHH01H
Daily Pilot Apt I I. 18.
25 Mey 2. 200J f296
ftdlm ..... ... s.......
The followlna pert.on•
er• doln& bu1lness H
Cel•to Cl.asic:o, 2756 C
Cont Hlchway. Coron•
del Mar, CA 92625
H1looter Mohtmmtd,
3100 Aitwty_ Ave , Coal•
Meta,CA92626
Afl R Faram1nclt. ltOO Alrwty ,.,,. • CUii
Mui CA92626
Th•• buslnen "' COfl
ducteP by husband end
wife
H•v• you 1\atled ch>tna
bu11nen yett Yn. 4/4/
().1
Nlloot1r Mohemm1d
Tlll1 •ttllmlnl WIS
lilld with Ille County
Clatk et Oranae Count~
on04/0l,I03
100J6t~U1
Delly l'+lot Apr ll, 18, 25, Mty 2. 2003 F21M ........... ... s.......
The fel1Gw1t11 pe<IOfl~ .,. dOlfll ~ ..
•) Ac.uu Tiit Up, Ill TM ldt• Seminan, tll
S•avlew Lane, COiie Meu, CA t2'21
Tttl RllCl'llt, tll SU•
view line, Coit. Mua,
CA12128 ttM Ito Inna i. con·
dV4tef h . •11 lftCllWldual Have )'Oii lta'llld '°"'I 1H.111n .. ,.11 ...
T Wt R1tc111e
Th•• •l•l•-lll ...
rM wlttl 11'8 Co1111tr
Clet• •f Ottn11 Cou"h t11ClttJU/Ol ...,.. .... ,
Delly ..... ,_ 11. D
Mey Z. t ?GO.I Ull
1 h• lollow1n1 Ptl\ons are do1n1 butlneu n
< fhomu and CynllHe
OBA> i<>yh tn Unhmottd
24171 C1talun• Clrcle.
M1u1on VlffO, CA 92691
Thom .. F alsey 74:>1 I
Cataluna Circle M1n1on
V1e10 CA 92691
Cynth11 r atsey 24271
C1t1lun1 C11ck M1n1on
V1ej0, CA 92691
This bu•inen 1s cun
ducted by husband •nd
wife
lf•v• you started Clo•na
bustneu yet? No
Thomes F a1MY
Cynthia FtlHy
Thi' statement ,...,
fli.d with the County
Cieri. ol Onna• County
on 04/03/03
IOOS.tHJH Otlly 1'1lol AP' 11, 18,
25. May 2. 200J f286
~ ..... ..........
file lolklwln1 ~nont
are dolnt bintnen as
Whntch11r1 R lh, 511
N Braollhullt StrMt
Suite 214 Anaheim. CA
11?801
L• lnvHtmenlt LLC
(CA), !Ill N 8roollllunl
StrHt, Su1t1 U4, Ana
ht1m, CA 92801
Thi> business '" 'on ducted Illy l•m•ted
llab1lolyCt
Hewe yeu •IMttct doinJ
butlnHt ~•17 Ho
le lnwtthntnts. llC,
l •tnne Th11Hfe11 le
Mtmber
lhos 1t1ltlll4tnt •u
l+i.d ••ll'I Iha County
Clttll 01 Or•nce C..111)
on0l/.:ai11J
lt0Mtsau4
Dailr Pilot M111. 21, •· •• l . ll,200J f"3
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OJtly Pilot FudJr, Aot'il 11, 2003 All
-"""~ .... ~iiiiiiiii21&1__,.,I -· •;;;'-Naa-•~;;;·~ lApl NClllcls • L1p1 Nadm • Llpl .....
l'iVftCS CW ._, GClllf ~ fldlllM..... fldMm..... ~ ..... Bolu Avenue 1103,
We5tmm1t... CaltfOI n" 92"3
........... ... s......
S•ndr a Mathu1
•I UpJ llalka
abo•• art aipply•nt te
the Depart111ent o f
Alcoholtc llawera1e
Control to Mii akohol~
btwer1gH at JOJO
HAABOR llLYO STE D
COSTA MESA CA 9162fi
llu .. ~u yet? YM •·I
Ol TaWl'U'I IALE dMlpMio.t. If ••y, o1 ... ~ ... S...... ... se..... UliDCA DIWD Of' II» r.I prop.ny T•· f
This st1temen1 was
hied with tlla Co11nly
Clet' ot Or•l'llt County
on OJr~;t>l
.IHOll~m' ttlST LOAN HO dMc:rilliMI ._. IA r.. ollow1n1 IMnoni
00)1617'Jl4 oniEa ~ lO be 116) ilr8 do1n1 llUJ!llff& H ' "'".. Ooci.on ~ts Wit• 006111,. r...... TOl· DOl STlEBT 2120 President l'I, J:a 1226S 00 "I' COST4 ME.SA. C4 Mau, CA 92627 truM.IDt 141-411·2' '2626 'Tllt ~1ped John C O'Brien 2 YOU A.U lN T,_ 4*1Wm uy I' DVA\ILT UNDO A laablli"' I« uv resident Pl Costa _... .,... • .,.,,... •-~--, M«u CA92627 .,..... "" ........ .....,.,_» °' the This buSUtus is 'on' ~TD1 P 4..-.. 00•'· -9ddrnl and Dllw ducted by .,, tndlviduat -UNL&ll • c-deellJl.IUO' 11 TAD ACT10H TO u y • .,.._ blniA Tiie Hne you started do1111
P&OTIC1' \'OUR toeal -of die bustn11U yat' Yes, 4/S/ -Of'IUtTV, IT MA\' Id ........ r ...... OJ
•.... , ..,,., "' AT uapa -·-0 u,. John C O'Bnen
P\181.0CIALIL ,i ::11~,~~ ~ Th11 st1tement wu YOU P«£0 AN and tuiOMl>lc filed with the County
UPLANA110N OP ablllllle4 co.o. Clerk of Oranae County
-H .. -.... OF on04/ll/03 .:.:!: .::,:.;:.a:,,. • ..,,. expcDKa and ed•am:ea 200S6t40602 , _ ~ -~'"" at tht wne of !ht uuual AGAINST YOU, YOU publlcauoa of !be Dally Pilot Apr 18. 2S.
mOULD CONTACT Notice or &alt is May 2, 9 2003 rJl4
A LA WYla. Nacke ii $J)0,639.68 lo lddiUOll
lwtby 1tve11 that IO c.uh. lht Trwtce ••II
TOWN A COUNTRY eccc114 a culucr't chcd
TITL8 Sl!RVIC'E.S. ft'*D oo a 11a1£ or
INC. A ~IA nauOOll benk. a cbc>c.k CORPORATION, u drawo by a aurc or
1110lec. or 1-.-federal Cf'Cdll IUUOD or tL """*· or 1..ttalllllkd check drawn by a 11111:
1n1t1tt p.nll&llf 10 me or fedrtaJ .. vuip and o.d of Trwc cxec:uted loan IUOCllllOll..
by CLINTON E IUIOll uJOOauon or
MAXWEU.. AND M•uiat t>.nk 1pec:1r~ O:DllSTINA "I UI Secoon $102 or Ille
MAXWEU. F'-ncial Code aod
HUS8"1'1D ANO authorutd 10 do
WlR!. AS JOINT bwUltJI ID tJus lllle Ill
TENANTS RecClf'dcd 00 !ht UClll tendu Olbu Olf2.ll200 I IJ th.tn UJh 11 .caped.
~Dl No die T~ IMY
2')()10j97671 Ill 8* . wllbbold the IHWllCC ol
hft. of Official die Tnu!U 1 Dcicd unol
.lt«:ordl 111 lhc office of fWldi become available
die Cowily Rccmlu of 10 th: ptyee or endon«
ORANGE. CabfOl"llll. u a m1nu of ncln Sate!
ud pcnu&lll IO !ht ult will be a.dt, but Nobee of Dltfault aod w1thoul co•eoa111 or
Elecooo to Sell w11noty, u~u or
lherelllldet rec:0tdtd lfl1>1led reprdllll Ulle,
01/1~3 ID &oolc. pOHCUIOll OI
PIF u llllCNment No eneumbttncc1. to uutfy
2003-03l218 or uld !be 1oc1tb4edoeu
Of'lkul Recarcb. w1U ~d by said Deed.
SllU. oo 0ji91/200J at adYUCCa lhtrelllldtr,
ON THE !'ROST wnh 10~11 u proYJdc:d
STEPS TO TllE llluetn. and 1bc u.opald ENTilAJllCE OF rnE pnnc1pal of Ille 1101C
ORANOB CJVIC l«\ftd by wd Deed
CENTER 300 E with In~ thtm111 u
CHAPMAN ORANGE. prc>Yldtd 1n wd Noee,
CA 9'l666 M 3 00 I' M feei. ch&rfts and
AT PUBLIC ea:pu1c1 of !ht INSICC
"UCTION. TO Tif E &lid ()( Ille 11\\SU mated HIGHEST BIDDEJl by l&id Deed ol Trun
FOil CASH fJ19yabla at o.ied o.!IMOOJ
Clw Ullll ol uk ta T-o A: COWllr)' TiOt
... t.1 _, of lbe Serv!CCj, Ille "
Umted Stun). an n&llt. Calllarma Corpan1100
ulk. Md ~1.. AJ TNSC« '°' City comc)"td to ud DOO' Pittway 01~1.. Suue
btld by 1t llnde1 wd lOO ClnaF. CA 92'61
Deed cl T re.at ta !ht Saks Lule (71' I '30-
propeny lltualtd ID Uld ~ (1"l6J..4.8961
COW117 aod S1.1rc By GABY OSPL"O
TIU.Srl:E
TECliNICIA:-. l "C
4'9)0B PL'B ~II
bnc111&~r ~
Al men Ml> Oe~brd
OG sud Deed of Tna1
The propeny lddr«• "''· 4f2.5
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Tn.alM Site No ~ Loen No 1&366295 Title ~ No
APN 11~391-02 • 'l'OU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A OEEO OF TRUST DA TEO G4/t 3.198 UNLESS VOU lAKE ACTION TO PROlCCT 'l'OUR Pl'lOPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A P\J8LIC SAU tF YOU NEED N4 EXPLANATION OF TliE NATURE OF THE PAOCEEOINGS AGAINST V~ 't'OU SHOUlO CON 1 ACT A LAWYER On Ac>tll 2A ~30~~
llON -... <Uy ~ poll-.d T,,... l6>der ltlO ~ 10 Deed ol Tl\.Sl ~ on °"30l98 .,..~,~I Book PIQll of ~ ~ "' ... Olrlce of fw ~OIORANOE ~~":-LOPEZ A MAAAIED W~ AS HER SOU: N«J SEPARATE PAOP· ~u l~c'r~~
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS. tHC . aa 8ene1io1atv Will SEU AT PU8UC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BlOOER
FOR CASH (peytble II time of ui. In l9wtli money o1 .,,. umeo
St111". by c:aall. • caahier'• ChK:k dr:9Ml by a llale or ratlon9I bank. e
c:hldt m-by ..... ()t ledlt'll credit ~. ()t •
died< drawn by • 11:1• 0t ledetel U\ltnOI end loan U80CNlllot\ 8IVtngl
liMOCldOI\, ()t ...... =~"',.= Coda Md lllAhOla9d 10 dO ..,.,,...'".,. ... ,Al IN THE QUAD AREA OF n1E CITY HAU OF BUENA p/APJ/( CMC C£HTER AT .0 BE>GH a.VO , BUENA PAA><. CA. ... ngN. ... and ....,_~IO end now hMCI by II l6>der Mid l>-i of TNll In fw PIOP" ~~-= tQl1tllng ... llr'id ......,.
.,.. "11119 Utv ~ on .,. ltlcl¥t n-.rtliotlld
rhe lollow1n1 patton•
ere do1n1 bus1nn> H
128 Me1hhn1. 2549 8
bstbluff Or. &.ti• 410
Newport Bea ch CA
92660
M••ll 01n1 2!149 8
Eestbluff Dt Suite •zo.
Hawpo1t Buch. CA
92660
Th11 buslnen " con
duct.d by an 1nd1wtdu•I
Hawe you sttrlt d do1n1
busineu yet• Ho
Mark Dant
Thi• stal•m•nt wu
ftled wtth the County
Clark of 01ena1 County
on 04/01/03
200SHH307
010y Pilot Apr 4, 11.
18, ~. 2003 F265
from lhl oourt del1I
~tor PtlltlOnef SCOTl' A. HANCOCK
SNYDER, HANCOCK &
ASHWORTH
1112 FAIR OAKS AVE
SOUTH PASADENA.
The followlna penon•
1re dolna busineu as.
f llllllHJ, 3181 Altway
Ave Suite C Costa
Mesa.CA92626
V111h He JIU Alrwey
Ave Suite C. Costa
lllft•. CA 92626 Helson Cheu. 3188
Atrway Awe Suite C.
Costa Mes•. CA 92626
Tiiis bu•1neu II con
ducted by a 1•neral
parlna11h1p
ll•va you started 0o1n1
buStnau yat7 No
V1nh Ht
Th11 st1t1ment was
ftlod with Ille County
Clerk of Or•nae County
on 04/11/03
2003 .. 40613
Daily Pilot A,pr 18, 25.
May 2. 9, 2003 F317 ,...... ......
... s.....
The lollo'fll1na persons
•(• doonc business u
Hultna Hands Thara
peultt Bodywork 120
East 18th Street Costa
Mes;i CA 92627
Cert• Samonset 10792
Chestnut Street. Los
Al1m1tos CA 90720
Cr1st1 Given. 11930
Binner Or •63 Carden
Cro~• CA 92843
Thts busineu 1~ c.on
ducted by a 11ener1I
perlner>h•P
Have you sta1ted do•ni
buitness yet> No
Crtslt Given
This statement was
filed with the County
Clerk of Or a nae County
on 03/25/03
7003'931449
Da•ly Pilot Mar 28 Apr
4. H. 18. 2003 f261
RdllMl-...U ... s ......
Tll~ bYSlneU I• CCIII
ducted by • cor~att0n
Have you 'lafted dotfll
bUSIMSS yet? No
Hf"TV Inc Tom lM
l're~nt
This statement wu
ftled with the County
CJertr. of Onna• County
on 03/13/03
2003HSHS2
Ottly Pilot Apr II. 19.
25, May 2. 2003 FJ04
The follow1na parson&
are dotna buslnen H
Belvidere· Ne twork 1na
Enterprises. 3700 S
SuHn St #250 Santa
Ana CA 92.704
MOftpcees.com, Inc
(NV). 3700 S Susan St •250. Santi An1. CA
92704
Thts busmen IS con·
ducltd by a c.orpe>r alton
Have you started do1n1
buStneu yet' 't'u. 01/
01/03
Morteaaees com. Inc
Oarlene S W11d. Preso
dent
This statement w's
ftled with the County
Cler~ of Or •n1e County
on 03/15113
700J69Sl43S
O~tly Ptlol M11 28. Apr
4 II 18.2003 F258
Ille lollowlfl1 p.r.un'
•'• do1111 buJJ,..u n
Adam 0 '•obolllly &.
AUO<tatH lOOI Aadlllll
Avanua Butldinl 5 Su1I•
105 Co1t1 loilua CA
92626
Ad~m 0 Probul1•y
2306 Crn cant Oak,
Irvine CA 92611
Tht~ bu•'""' " con· ducted by an 1nd1v1clu1I
Hive you 1t11 tad do111a
busmen yet1 't'es Ol f
01/1992
Adam 0 Probolsh y
Thts &tatemant wH
filed with the County
Clerk of Or1ncc Cnurtty
on 04/08/03
200H940T74
Oatly Piiot Apr 11 18
25. M1y 2. ~3 F288
Rdll.W...
tt-S.......
Th• follow in a per •ons
are dotnt bu"neu as
P1ec1i1on Tow•nc 220
Wake Forni Rd Cost•
Mesa CA 92626
Emtly Maroa Ceer ?20
Wake f ornt Rd Cost•
Meu, CA 92626 »-Ka1th c .. , no
Wake forut Rd Cust•
Meu CA92626
Thts businus " <an ducted by 1 etnerat
ptrlnersh•p
H1vt you started do1na
bus1nen yet' N
Jot Keith Cu •
lht' \laltmtnt #1\
ftled with !ht County
Clerk ol Oranet Counl 1
ona. IS.OJ The lollow1ne persons 20036940973
are do•na bustness u Oaoly Pilot Apr 18 /5
Kozykart, 294 Prtnceton May 2. 9. ZO()) f J2&
Or Costa Mua CA
92626 FklltlM 9'riltsa
Eben Woodall. 294 tt-S........i
Prtnceton Or , Costa The follow•ne Ptf'l)O• Mesa. CA 92626 Mtnna Woodall. 294 are doona bu,lntn u The followlna persons Prtnceton Or Costa Elder Support Servoco are dolna busoness u Mesa, CA 92626 2977 Tukwood Place
Acupuncture & Herbs This bustneu " can Cost• Mua CA 97b26 Newport Hullne Ctoter. Judith S Oahtt 2977 1303 Avoc1do, •140 ducted by 1 aener1I Tukwo••d Pliv Ctlsl•
Newport Beach CA partnership Meu. C.A 92626
92660 H•ve you slarted doina Cathuint Batu\ 901
2003 .. Ja.444
Oa1lr Polot M1r 28, Apt
4 I 18, 2003 f'ZS7 Type of ttun•"•I
Appltd for 20 OH
This 1t1tertM"l wn
hte4 with IN Count)
Clef" el Of91>1• Count,
on 04rOl/Ol 2"Ut .. 1H
Ot lf1 l'flot Apr 11 II 2S M•f 2, 2003 r293 S.AH BU.A MC) W!Hl
Publ1slled Hewpor I
Such Coste lolleM Oat11 Tiie tollow111c penons Pilot April 11, 18 25. .... ..... atl do1n1 bustnass H 2003 r28S Family H .. lth Sottware/ ... ~
Calorla K1111 1760 ,........ The fottow1n1 per.on•
Monrov11 Ava •B 10. ......__,......___. •r• dotnJ 1>u11nasi u
Ctltla Mesa. Clo 92617 --OCCOUPOHS COM 28S~
Allan Borushek &. The lollow1n1 par1on' PtoeCruk Or C.o'1•
Auoctales Inc (CA) '" du1r11 business o Meu CA 92626
Co,I• Meu CA 92627 •I Ctrlson Salet •nd Edward leroy Wall.If'
Tl111 bustneu ts con AcQutStt1ons. bJ Freedom 28S~ PtnH•U" IJr
dut\td b; • corpor•tton of Speech 21170 Buth Co\tt Men CA 92626
H•v• ;ou started Oo•n.c Blvd . Hunltnaton 8ur..h fh" bu•tnus Is con
bustneu yet7 YM. 1998 CA 92648 aucltd by an 1nd1v1dual
At11 ,. Borulhak & lukt Carlson, 21170 H••• you started 0o1n1
Au0<t1IH )nc Paul Buch Btvd Hunl1n1ton busoneu yet• No
limo V"• President Beach CA 926A8 [dward Leroy Walle••
Thi\ st1temenl wu Th•• OuStnus " con Tht\ stite,,,.nt ..,.,
ftled wtlh the County dueled by an ind..,dual· hied wilt> the Cuunl)
Cltrk of Oran1e County Have you \urtad dornc I Cieri! of Or""'' Co11nly
011 ()3 25/03 bustneu yet? No on Ol 19 03
700$6931450 lull.e Carlson 2003'9S771J
Oatly Ptlol Mar 28 Apr Thos statement "'" 01tly Pilot M1t ;>fl Apr
' 11 18 2003 F 260 !tied "''h the Countr 4 11 18 200.1 F 251 .........,__ ..._,___ I Cieri. ol 011n1• County ~-on031303 "-S....... 200S693707S
The lolfo,.1na persons I Oa1ly Pilot Al>• 11 18 I
are d01n1 busoneu as 25 M1y 2 Z003 f lOJ
,,.,&•Itch Manututurtnt fidt1111s~ I lhtd lollo';1n& person\
' M1ehon1na 920 N I ~~· .. 1~~· Ha~~·n~~~d~~ Po•nsellta Street Santa ... S..... 24502 Oat Puido Ste A
Ana CA 92701 The lollowm1 pttson\ Oana Pooni CA 926?9 Meaatech Cneineerona are doina bus.nus as Sh 11 l u
& Manulacturini Inc poZ1ti.1ty u1m 905 2450i ~•I p::Oo 's~;• A
1CA1 920 N Po1nse1t1a hn•n• Pt1 t · Co\11 O Po t CA 92619
S•nl• Ana CA 92701 Mes. CA 9?6lf> 11~~\ 0
1:sineu • .,,n This bus1neu s con Annelt• f(alhtrt ne
dutt•d by I co1porat1on Wahon 905 lanan1 ductrd br '" ondovoOt1•
P Ha•• 1ou s.tarteo dtl•ni Hive yuu \hr Itel do•n& l~Lt Caste Meu CA bus•nMs yet' Yu j/2<J
bu''""' yet• Yes Of, 92626 99 Ol ?002 This busmen is r.on Shrlly l.c>wPll
Meeatecn En11nee11na ducted by an ond•••dual Th•l statement ,.0 ' M1nufac turone In< . Have you st11ted dome filed with lht Countr Mehn Pavao. CEO business yet> No This statement wu Anntlle K W1non Clerk of Oran&• Countv on O.t/15 OJ Med #1th the County This st1tement w1s 20036940927
Cler• ur Oranae Countv filed with t~• County Daily Pilot Apr lR 25
on 04 1 l 03 Cler II o! Or an11e County M•y 2 9 100~ F 325 200S69'0Stl on 04 01 03
011ly Pilot Apr 18 25 20036939295
May 2 9 2003 F 31 1 1 Oa1ly Pttot Apr 4 11
fidltM ltniless 18 25 ZOOJ f 2f> 7
Ch.arlotte Chao l ac bustness yet' No Arbor Corclt L•Vt•ne ._ s.... FidttlM.,... ... s...... MS 687 \ltsla Bonita Eben Woodill CA 917~ The lollow1na paf\or>s
Newport Beach CA This statement wn Thts bu\tneu 15 con ue tlo1ne bu\1nns •s The lollow•na O"SOM
r he tollow1na p~r \(.In\
"' do1n1 buStnru a\ Camp Vitcol Mu••t 1'r-
W 1od«O\I Lane All\
V"10 CA !1?656 92660 lolecl with lhe County d I d h S11ltl\ Unltm1ted New are dotn° bu••ness u Clerk of Onnae County Ut • vY '" un1ncor • This bustnen " cotl on 03 18/03 • po11ted •Hoc 11t1on port Buch Hunton11on Cable 1nd S.ielltlt
dueled by an 1nd1v1duat 20036937603 oth•r th•n • p1rtn•rsh•P Btacn Aaenc, 881 Promot.ons 19 Morella
b~~;!s~o~.~~"~:~ d7:r,~ 018111~ P2001lol3 Apr ' 11 bu~~;:,~oy~~.'~~•<I do1nc ~.".:~0?~1"'a.s.u2: ~A f°:~::1~~:nc;u,~:n92fi:~
2000 '~ f 215 lud•lh s Dahl• 91b0s Morella r oc.thol Ihnen
lhtrlotlt Chao Tho\ \lalem,nl wn Mary MatO'lnald 323 CA 92610
Thos tlatemu11 w•s fidltlMt.siitu ltitd N•th the Count, Crystal fwenut Balboa This b1n1nns •s con
hied With the County ""-s......__ I C•t'~ ~f Oran&e ounly lst1nd CA 921>67 dutted b1 an tnd ... dual
Clerk of Oranae Counlt - -on O.t 08 03 fhl\ business 1s con Havt 1ou •tarteO dom&
on 04 01/03 The followina penons 7003•940129 ducltd by an •nd1v•du1• bus1nt•s t•t' 1ts X.nr
2003•9392t7 are doona bus1nus o Daily P11ot Apr 11 IS Hive 1ou s11rted do1na 1996
Oaoly Pilot Apr 4 11 Get It Out 1668' S•tk 15 M1y 1 ?003 f ?119 business yel' 1., 11 9 E•erol 8ullon
MalP•rw (h ,•d r \
l mtr:•an l'D 'It od
r~Sf l •nt Ah\O y,,.~
A9?6~
fh1\ bt.1\1nf'\\ \ ,,
dutt~ by •~ 1nd •Ou•
*'i••f' t DU \t4ftf"d 0 na.
!111\ont\\ t•I' 1.-4 :>O 02
""•tt lm••J·•"
'ti•\ ''"'"1':1""' ... ~ f1l,,(j #Ith •t• ur •,
CA 91030
04/la.1>3
04/25>'03
18. 25 2003 r266 I lree SI Fount1on Vallo ., ............ _a._.__ -86 This statement was Rdlft.s llllllllss CA 92708 ~ ~ Mary ""'1<don1ld liled wtth the Cc.unit
°"2tl03 Spectrum lnte11ors "-S...... Tll1s statement wn r ~·• nl Oranat County "-S"'-" Int (CA) 16684 Stlktru The followone persons ltlod with the C.ovnt, on 04 11 03
t itrlt. t (Jr .tt'•t C un.t,
on04Cl$1"l
700lH,0146
CHs. 52• l"tll H~~A MESA OM. 't Pl.OT
Tho fotlowona persons SI F ountaon \I alley CA are doont1 bustntss a' Clerk of Oranat Count f 200>•940610
•re doone businus as 92708 Sand•• s Cleanina Ser on 04 11 03 Dao•y Pilot Apr 18 2~
91& Bid Bus Unhm1ttd This busoneu " con ••lt 7SJ A Center 20036940600 M•y 2. 9 Z003 f321
428 Morn1n& Canyon ducted by a corpo,.hon Street CC>s ta Mo• CA 011ty Pilot Ai>• 18 25 I rt.ow-a.-L..-
DHd of Tn..I" The PfOI> Road Coron• Del M•r H•ve you star led dM•R 92f>77 May 2 9 2003 f313 r.....__,
tr1y hefeto4o<e oncnt>ed CA 9262S bu\lnHs yet> No S1nd,. M Mathu~ 1S3 MOTICI Of APPOCATIOM TO M.... S........
11 bel~~ ·aa la" The Kimberlee l 01dke 1 Spectrum Slntertors1 A C•nler Str~rt C<iSta SBl"(OHOtJC-•MS The lollowtnti pe"ons a._ .....,.., .. ltlO Olhet 428 Morn1n11 Canyon nc Joy luLkwel Mesa CA 92627 M IKYPUOVI art doona busontu a. ~ dH >gnaliOn. '1 Road Corona Del Mar Prntdtnt Jose A Mathut 7SJ A Dtttefl&...l-IL.-Adams C.onslrutlor,n •"Y °' "'9,..., ptCpttty CA9:?62S This •talem•nt w., Centrr Streot Cosh r...,~,..,. 1537 Ponderou •r
:=i.::::"'•tr);fH"e Tom Wetlet 26 tiled w•lh lhe County MnaCA92627 -...,2',2003 I Costa Mna CA92626
MASTERS CIRCLE .. Norttltrn Pone loop Clerk of Oran11e County This busin•n 1s tl)n lo Whr.m II May Ja>on Adam• 1537
COSTA MESA CA 92627 Altso \11e10 CA 92656 on 04 1 S 03 d t d b h •b A d Concern Tht Nam•I st Pond•ros1 •C Co•t • T,_ ~ Tn..lte 7003694097 7 U• t y u, ~nw .tn < , • .,Kl_ alYf ll&lltl"Y tor Thi\ ous1neu '' ton ,.,ft ol lht Apphu1n11 > is M•u CA 9?676
IN'I "1CIO<T9dnell of the nucted by co partn•I\ Daily Poto! Apr 18 ?S Hav' 1ou \tarted (lr,on~ are WILD OATS MAR In" bu51nen 1• ""
n t. , P1l<•I •p~ l
-~ ,.,.., 2001 '2~
SELL
your stuff
through
class1f 1ed!
..,.... ..,.,,_. and ocnar Han you started d111ne May 2 9 2003 f 318 busono\ yeti Yo 03 I\[ TS ll'IC
1
ducted by an tnd••tdu•I
common deeignlllOn i buStness ytfl No 10 OJ The 1pphcants hsltd lilvt you start•d doin!l ~.~~~ ~ l\tmber~(Or-e ~--------·::::~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~---------~--------~~-------~ Mlle wlll 119 rYWC19 ~ fom Wetul :V ~ : This ''•lament w.n I ADVBT1SUl8fl Kll Dl1'GN UDR PlfOUAllKll"IOll ~ .• ~ ..... I ltle<I ....,,,,, the County Sub1ect to cond1hons prnu1beO by the Un1v .. 1lty of Celtfw1!10, lrvh••. •noon''' I th• un ... r\1h s F'•• 1 • ' .1 n ~. DI Cltrk of Qrant1• County Questtonnaore for 1 Mod•lt•d Oo1an B111ld lOntre l ue sou11ht from Oesoan Builders lo• th~ toll ... ni Pro1~ ~ to pey .,,. on 04 11 OJ
1
COMl'Una SCHNCIS UNn 3 ~ pMClpai 11an o1 200S6940609 ,r.,.n Nv-.r: 9t7' so
::,., =I of~~ 011ly Pilot Apr 18 25 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFOR NIA IRVINl ,.....,... ,.,_, u ~ Miy 2. g 2003 r 315 'HOUAUFICATION 0 , ,aOS,lCllVI DESIGN IUtlDHS
Mid note( I .0. The Um•ers1ty s promary obie• ltve tn ut•h1on1 the mod1f1ed desoan Ou1ld approach 1s to brtr•i ti,. out ••••IAt.o,. n•e••Al•d =-~ 11 ll!!f. _..J.;,... nc...lllliless dU1f1n ind construction uoerocnce to lhts Pro1ecl Tiit Un•.erS1ty lt1s determined that Oes•an Bu1IOe<s who sob11111 proeoos•ls
9fn'e ol h DiMd ol TIU9t. ... s....t on lh•s Pro1c<t must be 1>fequal1hcd Pr~qual•lled OU•Rn Bu dtf' w II b• roqu•ttd to have !ht loll .. n1i Cohfor n1• cnrtrac tor ,
...,,..... "'"· c:twgee The followina ncr>ons hcenw GINlllAl IUllDING, •1 •
end ·~ ol h • GINlllAl OCSCalPTION OF WOH = ~ .:C, ~~ ;~~ d~~~R :i~~~n•:~ The propoS<td Computtr St-otnce Untt l pro1tll will COll\truct 87 400 ASf tor the School ot 1nform•ti<1n and Compo!tr
Tl\.Sl, '°"""' $164,8113 91? la35 Newport Blvd Ste Science. aaner1I •~s•enment classrooms ""d umpus funded surae spice The School of 1nformatt0n and Computtt Sc •nc•
jE.slltnattd) ~ AI09 Cosll Meu CA <ICSI w•ll occupy 48 060 ASf ron\1Stonc of cln\ leboratorin rnu flh space ac•dem1t otf1<e \Pa.• •nd ad,.,1ni\l11t1vt
-anCI eddillon9I 92627 office and support space A tolll of 13.J.&0 ASf '"'" be pro•1dcd !or aenc•al ass11nment ctass•ooms hou•inc 79!> l>llal vats .,,..,__he 11 ""'· """' Phil hp R Gustavson in IJ rooms of 1ra11011s \1a\ An addtltonal 26 000 ASf of flu •bit ·sur11e' •P•ct will also bf ptovoded Out lo s.1te 'n,t,.•nh ~ n. fq.119 p'10r IO 1132 St Vincent Place. on the En11nurm1o Computer St1tnce Quadranak' the propostd proiect constsh ot construclton of two \tparat• structures =., Mid ().ed~ Santa Ana. CA 92705 a sm•ll lecture h1ll bu1ld11tti ol 13 340 ASf and • m•m bu1ld1n11 totahn& 7' 060 ASf tllat .. ,11 houH ICS •1 t .. 1t•t\ and
~ •~ end Sara J Cutllnon. sur1•'111C• <194-.c! 10 h "" l l32 St Vincent Place. Moh• 1111141"1· W1th1n the maon buold•n& ln1s pro1ec1 will provide a total ot 27 710 ASf of rnear h sp.ct fo• th• SlhOol ~~llndo.g: Santa Ana CA92705 of lnlormahan and Computer Scoenu 1ncludtn& 25.110 ASf of lle•1ble research l1boralory oll•<t '""'" lhl\ 'P•CP •111 be a... Md fhl\ bustneu is con· conf11ured tn several st/ts of rooms lrom 280 ASf up to 600 ASf lhe rooms will llt outf1ttod woth r"''"'Y around the ~~ of ~-::, pertmeter for telecommun•~•hOn$ c•blonc 1nd ttect11cal w1rona Thest spacu will accommodalt a w•d• rane• ol 1ct1•1toes.
EIKtiOn to w n. "" !~fctl•d by husbind •nd 1nclud1nc amona others lab11cahon of new computer hardware \ysttm>. development of snltwart apph.al1on' ind Mlwork
~ ... ~ ~ H••e you started doona architectures. construction ol macn1nu wtlh 1ntet1t11ent systems and de1rtlopmenl ol ad1r1n"d technolotin that rn•li• Ot \.l&n Bectlort; wio"'tie •,; busonen yet> 't'ts, and manufacture of computer systems Inter and chuper Other rese1rch spacts to be pro••Clrd 2 60t A~f onttude
October 1 l003 research tu,.,, workrooms and mHt1na rooms 1nd a 1.,,, conference room = lhll!I ,..,~ PhoMop R Custa.son In addtlton to tile rnnrch spict. a total of l 900 ASF 1)1 class laborator~ space will also b• pr1>vod•d ln ~ c6m"'6dalt
loaated Md more Thts statement wn two computer laboraloriu for ICS Eich l1bora101y will house 30 comp11ter stahons and will bt tqu•PPtd .. 1th wn•l• bua•d•
lltrM montfll '-C proiectoon screens and tompultt pro1ect1on 1qu1pment ~ lltlOe II.di -~::~ .. :r~,.t~:. C~~~:~ Oftice space lot tht School ot lnform11ton and Compute1 Setcnce includes faculty offocn t 10 1?5 ASF I 1nd •dmtnl\tt•h••
Alltl 0.. "~ on 04108 '03 otf1ces and r1lated support spacn <8 325 ASF I oncludine accommodaltons lor ICS s Oun s offott 1nd C>rpaotment ,.,.,.
~TIOH. P O 200Ht401sa lunclt0ns 8o1t 8$308, Sen Oleoo. Oiily Ptlot Apt 11 18. Surae spice pro~tdtd by the prOf>OHd p•oiect will tonstsl ot other 1nd dry l1bnutor) ~·u and .. 111 b• ce>nl1o;u•tCI 1n CA 9211&63()8 SU. 295 a flutble manner to mut lht needs of• variety of 1><>hnt11I occup1nls =.·~~11:7.! 25 Ma1 2. 2003 F ci. .... -lhfUl,. Thrett .... ,e tlnuooms wrll be PfOv1ded rn this struc.lurt mc;t .. d1n1. r.,o sut '""" ~.11 • 11"1 s•al ~..... tectu•t hall. and • 5·H•t Cl~ study room All th<H lac1hl•s will be ltod·se•I rooms ••th stootd 0< •t-4 '"'°'' ~J,...,~~ ... sw...t utenS1ve acoudtu l lrutment and stact.ed mo1rable ch•l"boards fhc lecture hall'S will also rncluo. "'011ctt0n booths Alt ~"'"' rooms wttl be wtred for data and equipped lo accommodate h•••Y audt0 vuual requwemenb ondudint dual p10 .. ctron
NPP0101a.e The lollowin1 persons screens. video end d•U pro~t on h•&h quality sound system. etc ~. °'111~. ire dotnl bustnus u Cenet1I nucnmtnl claurooms to be Pf0•1ded 1ndudt • 65 Hit cl1uroom. • ~·Hit cu• study room ind ••Efll '10 sut ~'fl Cellular£ •Chan11. l049S cl1urooms The 50 sul room will bt a l1ud uat lacohty wrlh a stepped floor sun1tar to the c.S• •lull, •oom dncntwd ~1~ Boin A•enue •103. 1bove the rama1n1n1 rooms will have flit flooo and loose seat1n1 Thtt 65 seat claSSteom wtll lie ustd pr""'"'• t0< cl•nes ~A •&A OM. y Westminster• CaltfO<n.. 1mploy1n1 a vtKtely of ualtn& conf1c11r altons All room• "'"" bt wored fOf data and eq;ifCIC)ed w1tll challlboard\ and "' IP<'""'
..--92683 screens Two c.lauroom supPOrl spaces '"" 1lso bt PfOv1dad These rooms wtl provide spece to 1lon ovton.•O t>< ~<IDfs
HflY INC <CA> 10495 slide P'Ojectou VCRs and other equipment 1nd supplies needed for the classrooms ht'-'94 DMlp -4 , __ .._ c .... SH,A>00,000.00
ptO((OUalS
OFFICIAL PUBLIC NOTICE The prequ1hftealton procns wilt be conducted on two pails and will result 1n the nlection ot prequahf•ttt (lo•~ ,.n Buil~••
who wilt be luued pfopoul dtKumenh lor tht\ Pro,.ct
l'W't I will be the submottel of a Prequalthc1l1on Qucslt0nnatre descrtbed 1n mOfe detail behlw Alter rtt••PI ut 1"-
Prequehfic:alton Qunllonn111a the Un1ven11y will reviaw and deteTmt041 • point score IDf each l1.lbm1ttaf Reqvnh tnr
clarlfy1n11nf0tm1tt0n and supplemental d1ta will be m•de •I tht5 ltm•, If requt<ed After recetpl and•••-Ill !tie clartf101ton'
end s11ppteme11t•I d•I• n ch P11quellltcatt0n Quest1onn111• wlll race1we • f1n1I point tcore. Sc0<1nc of 0.••cn 8utltt•" tor
lhlJ P1rt l wtll be detlfmtned by the appl"•lt0n of an astebhshed rat1n1 system (datt1led submittal 1eq11111men" end the
ratln1 system are conl11ned 1n tlM P11qu11thcalton Questt0nn111e) Ou11n Bu~den who meet IM r9e1ulfemenls end obtain
millimurn queltfy1n1 total polnh for the cr1teroe rn P11t I will be 1ntatviawed In PIK't 2 of tha ,,equallfic.atlftn PfC>e•U
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA
AMENDING TITLE 13 OF THE COSTA
MESA MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO
THE REVIEW REQUIREMENTS FOR
ACCESSORY APARTMENTS (SECOND
UNITS).
THE COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION WILL HOLD A PUBLIC
HEARING FOR CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF COSTA MESA AMENDING THE REGULATIONS
CONTAINED IN TITLE 13 RELATING TO THE REVIEW
REQUIREMENTS FOR ACCESSORY APARTMENTS (SECOND
UNITS). ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION: EXEMPT.
This public hearing will be held as follows:
DATE: Monday, April 28, 2003
TIME: 8:30 p.m. or as soon as posslb~ thereafter
PLACE: City Councll Chambers at City Hall
77 FaJr Drive. Costa Mesa, California
Public comments In either oral or Written form may be preeented during
the publlo heartng. For further lnfonnatlon, telephone (714) 754-5245.
or vlalt the Plannlng Division, SeCond FIOot' of City Half, 77 Fair Orlve.
Cotta Mesa, C81ifomia. The Planning OMslon 18 ~n 7:30 a.m. to
S:OO p.m. Monday through Friday.
OFFICIAL PUBLIC NOTICE
,
l'tirt 2 will t>e the lnl.,Yle• Oes11n 8u1tden will t>e notified wtteth• or not they h .... a been 'tlKted fnr lh• Part 2
lntaNHtw. Th• lntarvHIW will addren lhe items described 1n the Pre11u111f1catt0n Quntto11n11nt The •••ulb of tti. tn1th,.•
will be HP•r•tely KOfK bn1tl on 1n estebtrshed r1t1n1 sy"em The Oesttn Bullet.rs #ho .,, "'""t•O by the Untn"''Y
in ,an 2 will b• Pf•quallti.d to submit Propos.ls for thts Project
PllQUAUfKATIOM KNIOUU
On ,,,...,, Aprl I t , 200S, Pr..,..lflwtl-0-eti-.t .... wlll be luued to interested 0.ltn 8ut1M<\ et O.~•an &
ConstructlOn S.rvk:u, Un1venlty of California Irv"'•· ~201 Cahf0<n~ Aven .. e, Suite lSO. l1rin•. CA t?C97·2.SO (C«neT of
Bison 111d California Avenue)
F0< lnl0tm1l1on cttl llM hotline (9'9) 124 IJ 17 Of (949) 124 8034
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!11 Friday, April 18, 2003 .........
"-es......
The l0Uow1n1 petsons
ere do#!& business 111
So111ce One Slll)l>ly, 2020
Fullerton U111t #10, Costa
Meta,CA92627
Robert Ricll•rd Slu.,t Id 2020 r ulterton IJnil 110. Costa Mua, CA
9~27
Tllh business 11 con
dt.~l•d lly an lnd1v1du1I
Have you at.,tNI do<na
tHlslrNtss y,it7 No
Robttl R1ell11d Stuart
'" This st1tem1nt was
filed with tile County
Cl•k ol Or•nae County
on<M/01/03 20036Ut2tl
D111ly Pilot Apt 4, 11,
18. 2S, 2003 F264
~ ....
llmtS.....
The followin& persons
are doln& buluness as.
Mc><rls lntetectlve, 1747
P1tcetrn Dr . CosU MoA,
CA92626
Cynth11 C Moreno,
1747 P1tca11n Or. Costa
Mesa CA 92626
Thii business 1s con·
ducted by an mdtvldual Have you started doin&
bll510US yet? No
Cynlhtl Moreno
lht~ sl•temenl wu
filed wtlh the County
Clerk of Oranee County
on 03/25/03
20036931448
D•1ly Pilot Mar 28. Apr.
4 11, 18, 2003 F25S
Fidft6M ....
"-S......
The followma persons
i'C dom1 businn:s as
BEADS IN IA~ANCE,
2S5I Oren • Av• 19. Coale...._, CA 12627
Cendau l l'ittson,
15511 Of ence Ave 18.
Co,te Men, CA 92627
This bu11ln1ss Is con
tlucted by en Individual
Have yoci slatted cklln1
buslnas Yjtl? No
C.nd1ce Plltaon
This shttment wes
f!IM with tllt County
Cletll. of Onna• County 011QJ/25/03
200S6Hl4S2
Daifr Pilot Mtr. 28, Apt.
•. l • 18,2003 f254 .....
"-es.....
The followln1 penon'
art doln& buslMss ·~ Morriutlte Munao
Therapy, 1831 Or•nae
Ave. Suite a. Cos.t•
Mese, CA 92621
l<lmberly C Morris
l'telte, 15 SumrMtwmd
Court, Newport Betti!,
CA9Z663
This bu11ness Ill con·
ducted by 1n 1ndl~ldu1I
Have yoo stw led dome
business yet? No
1<1m Moir1ssellt
This st1tement was
hied with tho County
Clerk of Ortn&• County
on 03/20/03
20036937919
0811y Pilot Mar 28, Apr
4, 11, 18,2003 F262
Fktl"-ltlslleu
"-S.....
The lollowmc persons
are dome business •s
Tropical Island 1980
Federal Ave Costa
Meu CA 92627
Jor ae Perez
fodcr1! Axe
Policy
IMN,CA92t27
Tiits busllltU II COii ~ltd by· 111 l.ndlvklual
Hnt you sl-rted do1111
bulMss y1t7 Ho
Jo111 Perei
This 1t1t1rnent wes
!tied with the Cou11ty
Clerk of Orena• County
on04/11/03 IOOJH4Mll
D11ly Pilot A.ix. 18. 25.
Mey 2. 9, 200~ f320 ..........
llmtS......
Tile followln& per&Oftl
are do1t11 business H
Merla's c1 .. n1na. 1916
Wellau Ave. #102, Costa
Mesa, CA 92627
M;.r11 I. Su•ez. 1916
Wallace Ave. il02, Costa
Mesi, ci 92621
This buslne" Is con·
ducted by: an tndlv1dual
Have you started doln&
bu5lness yet? Yes, 4/1/
03
Maria I. Su11ez
Thrs 1tatement was
tiled with the County
Cl«k of <Kana• County
on 04/01/03
200.36939291
Daily Pilot Apr 4. II.
18. 25. 2003 rl68
Adlllm .....,
"-S..... The follow1nc persons
are dolna bu~onen as
SOLA Crealtve Group,
1801 Dove Street, suite
1104, Newport Boch,
CA92660
Suzanne Butman 260
V1ctom1 Street, #CJ
Costa Mesa CA 92627
This busineu 1s con
ducted by· an 1nd1v1du .. 1
Have you star led dotn1
bysmns yep Xu IZ/
01/()l
SUHllM IUINll Th t attlement wes
fllod with ll'lt Covnty
Clefll of Or1n1• County
on04/ll/03 toOJ6'406t7
Oelly Pilot Apt. l&. 25.
May 2, 9, 2003 f322
Re-.. .... ... s......
Tht followl111 ptrsons
., • dollll bu11ness u ·
M G r manclal, 20SI N
811sh St , Santa Allll, CA 92706
Ctbrlel M. Montoya, 2:058 N Bush St., Santa
Ana, CA 92706
This buslnts• is con·
ducted by an indrvidual
Have you started doins
business yet? Yes, Feb.
2002
Gabriel M. Montoy1
lhts 1talemenl wu
filed with tfMt County
Clerk of Ounce County
on 04/09/03 ·
200'6940404
Dally Ptlot Apt 11. 18.
25. May 2, 2003 F301
Adlllm ..... ..... s......
The lollow1n1 person~
ere do1n1 business as
Oohs N·Ahu, 130 E.
17th St Untt H, Costa
Mesi, CA 92627
Lilla Frances Avetoom,
402S If Calle Sonora,
Laaune Woods, CA 92653
This business 1s con·
ducted by. an individual
Have you sltrled doin&
business yet? Yes, Nov,
17, 1995
l Avetoom
lh15 statement was
toled with the County
Clt1k pf OranH Cguntv
Thi followln1 Ptr•OOI
er• dolna bus:lntu n :
Kona K11. 207 39th
Street, N-port 8Nch,
CA92663
K11i.,... 8Hudou•. 207
39th SlrHI, Newport 8u~h, CA 92663
This busiMu Ii con
d~l•d by• 1n Individual
Have you started dolnt
buslneu y1t7 No
Kahwa 811udou•
Th11 st1t1m1nt was
hied with the County
Cltrk of Or1ne1 County
on03/25/03
200'69H4SI
Delly Pilot Mtr 28, Apr
4, II, 18,2003 f251 n.. ..... ..... s.....
The follow1n1 PfiSOll"S
are dolna business as
Amer1cen Wood Bel
lee1ue, 4816 Seashore
Df •B. Newport Beach,
CA 92663
Je11y W Lehman. 4816
Seashore Or •B. New
port Beach. CA 92663
This business ts con
ducted by en Individual
Have you started dotnl
busmeu yet? Yu, 4-5·
03
Jerry Lehmen
Thts stetemenl was
!tied with the County
Clerk of Oranc• County
on04/l l/03
200JH4ff04
D11ly Pilot Asif 18. 25.
May 2, 9, 2003 f 310
Thi followlna persona
ltl doln& bu,..111111 II
Herr 600, 2013 ti 1'11
cenll• Ave • Cost• Me11,
CA 92627
Pete< Kr1usert, 2238
Conllnental Av• • Coata Me11. CA 92627
This bustpeu Is con
ducted by 1n lndlvrduA.I
Have ~ started dolnt.
business y1t1 Yes. 4/1/
97
l'etw l(r1usert
Tllls sttltment wn
Filed with the County
Clerk of Or1n1• County
on 04/11/03
200369405'9
Dally Piiot Asif 18, 25,
May 2. 9. 2003 Fll2
~ .....
llmts....t
The foltowma persons
are do1111 business as
To11tl\e,.Ware, 103
Siied~ Wood. Irvine CA
92620
Ron Bocdanovlch 103
Shady Wood. ltvme. CA
92620
This bus1neu ·~ con dueled by husband alld
wtfe
Have you started dome
business yet? No
Ron Bo11d1nov1ch
This s tatement was
!tied with the County
Clerk of Orenae County
on 04/11/03
20036940612
Daily Pilot Apr 18 25.
May 2. 9, 2003 r323
fidllilll lllMeu "-es......
The lollow1n& persons
arc do101 bysmcu as
How to Place A
Sunh. f 1I"''· 32077
South Ptclflc Cout
Hl(hw1y, La1u111 8•ath, C:A 92&!11
John RoJ>ert l'owell,
32007 South P1c1flc
Coul lllJhway. l1tun1
Btach, CA 926!11
This buclnts' Is con
ducted by: all indivlduel
Have you liertell dolna
butlnesa )'ttl ~
John Powell
TIUS 1talemenl WH
Iii.cl with Ille County
Cltrll of Oren .. County
on03/2SIOJ
200JHH44S
Dally Pilot Mv. 28, Apr
4, II, 18. 2003 F259
Re-. ..... •s....... lhe follow1n1 persons
are dolna buslnns as.
TD1 fashion, 2544 S
Fairview SL, Sant• An1,
CA 92704
Tim Con& Omh. 2706
S D1tmond SI., S1nt1
An1, CA92704
This business 1s con
ducted' by in 1nd1111dual
Have you star ltd dome
business yeP No
l1mD1nh
Thtl statement was
ftled with the County
Clerk of Or1nce Cllunty
on03/18/03
20016937582
Diiiy Ptlot Apr 11, 18,
2s. May z. 2003 r302
RdtllM a.si.s
"-S..... lht followinc persons
are doone busmess as
Macro Consultinc. 6882
Presidio Qr • Huntoncton
Beach, CA 92648
Richard Dennis Crace, 6882 Prn1d1g Pr Hug
llnston 8Hch, CA 92648
rh11 btu.1,_ ii con·
ducted lly; 1n lndtvfdual
tine you 1lert1d doin1
busineu yet? No
Rlch11d Dennis Crace
Th•• 1t1t1menl ·wH
flied, wit.II th• Count;
Clerk ol Dr1n11 County
on 04/0ll03
200Ht401JO
Dally Pilot Apr 11, 18,
25, May t. 1003 f'291
Ac:-.. ...... ..... s......
The lollow1n1 per$ons
'" dolna buslnen u · C1fd1uc, 316 S1nl•
lubel Unit A, Costa
Mesa, CA 92627
MaUhew Celdwell, 316
Santa Isabel Unit A.
Cost11 Mesa, CA 92627
This bu•ln111 11 con
ducted by an lndiYld'!al
Have ;ou sterled do1n1
buslnua yet? Yu. 01/ 02 •
Matthew C•ldwelt
This sl1temenl was
hied with the County
Cl.rk of Oran11e County
on 03/25/03
2003 .. 38447
Dilly Pilot M•r 28, Apr
4 11. 18. 2003 f256
Rdttlm .....
"-S......
I he follow1n1 persons
are dolna business as
Tint M8\tc", 738 W
17th St •c. Costa Mesa,
CA 97627
Jora~ Rayna, 2020 W
Alan11da Ave #SJ.
Anaheim. CA 92801
' 1 hi\ business 1s con
ducted by •n md1v1du•I
Have you st~r ted dotn&
bu"ness yet' No "
IQ«@e8tynl
_______ .,.._.._... __ _
Thi• •l•l•ment WH
filed with the Count,
Cler• of Of•np Count1
Oft (M/ll/03
toOJH40606
Pally Ptlot Apr. 18, ZS,
Mey 2. 9, 2003 F319
fldlllM .....
llmtS........
The tollowln1 per110111
.,. dolnc bu.•lnesa 11·
Anthony's Instant Slloe
Rep11r. 3601 J1mbot11
Road Unit I IA, Newport e .. ch, CA 92660
M11rlne flv1ti1n 13~7
W1~htsltf Ave . Clen
dale. CA 91201
This bus1nns 1s con
dueled by an ind1vldual
Hive you st..-ted doin1
business yet? No
Manne hvitl•n
This statement was
filed wtth Iha County
Clerf\ of Oranc• County
onOJ/28/03
200'693H9S
Dally Piiot Apt 4, 11,
18,25,2003. f277 ,.........._
... s......
The follow1n1 persons
are doinc buslnest. n
Rebecca's Screpboot..
2611 Redlands Drive
Co,ta Men. CA 926?7
Rebe ctl S teele
Schwarti, 2611 Redlands
Drive, Co~I• Meo, CA
92627
This buslnes\ 1~ con
dueled by an 111d1v1du .. 1
Have you slarltd dtune
busonus yet' Ho
Rebep .t Sterle
Schwaru
Thts st•lement W.t\
filed with the Cuunty
Cieri. ol Oranae Cuunty
gg03a7/03
Daily Pilot
toOJ6tSl7H
Dally l'llot Apt. 1a. 15.
M"y 2. 9, 2003 f'329
Ac-.. ... "-.......
The followlnl PfilOna
ere doma buslnau 11
Probolaky Rtnarch.
3001 Redhill Avenue
8u1klln1 5 Suite 105
Cost. Mau. CA 92626
Adtm 0 Proboh"y,
2306 C1 ucent 0111.
lrVllMI CA 92618
This buainess is con
ducted by· an tndi'tldual
Hive you stetted doln1
buslneu yet? YH, l t/
01/2002
Adam D Probolaky
This statement wu
filed with the County
Clerk of Dr1n11• County
on 04/08/03 200'6940113
O.tlv Pflot Asif J1. 18,
25, Mey 2. 2003 F287 ,.... ....
...,s......
The lollow1n1 persons
ere dome business 11
128 Marlle1tn1. 2549 B
Cntblufl Dr 1420
Newport Buch CA
9?660
Ken Y1 l<ausler. 2549 9
E est bluff Or •420
Newport Beat h, CA
92660 Thts busmeu 1s con
dueled by an rndlv1dudl
Uave you started dolni
bustneu yet? No
Ken YI Kausler
This statement Wd\
filed with the County
Clerk of Oranae Count~
on 04/16/03
20036941157
Daily Pilot Apt
M1y 2, 9, 2003
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lot SI .249.000 &
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Wvi$on 949 7421-0132
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EAST SIDE 282 E BAY
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St $733,000 BY OWNER
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uarch is compltud wt wi/J flit your fictitious busintss namt stattmtnt with the
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S279&mo. 714·99IJ·()9q
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OH LIDO PENINSULA
NIW 21r21e con Aon
Private Buch, Pool
and Spa Walk to
OcHn. Shops and
Rutauranh Luu
6/mo 2 yr•
Boat Slip Available
710 UDO ,Alll OR.
949·673 6030 Of
949-723·5830
* YIAllY * LIA.SIS
Bill CRUHOY REAL TORS
t4t-675-61'1
New H-., lllf 2l>a,
tncl aar. wd hkup~. front
unit, Ip, no peb Call
m1t 949·510 3030
Ne_,..nlHdt
Penlnsula Studio
Ap•rtmenh 0111. Alt
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comm. Remodeled w/al
new llPPls, carpet. ceramc
till, d/W, fridll!t, inSidll
w/d •IBr $1095m •2Br
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DOO Bay V1tw, ultl incl •rt $1350 9'9 673 7800 ......,. nr n. Bay-
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condo, 2 c 111, patio,
wd, no IMV•mk Avall S I
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IAYllOOI 2H 21A, .,_. location, community
pool. lfMI' L '210Q/ll10 Edie 949-718-1532 ICl.
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crpt/pnt In .. 0\11 1 "If new. 21/> c pr, l2&9!Mn
W/plldJttw 94~
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comm.· w/poo~, s a+ p<ivate yetd $ mo
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'"TIM llufh" llr 21e,
Hus• bay view '3495/mo
949-252 8200 or 949 851
8160 l Hsa Option Avail
IAYRIONT w/-.-o.dl
ICJPlf unit °' d14>1a•. 2 blocks to beach 3br 2ba,
fp, W/O, le v•w deck,
lcw pr. $3600/mo tnelds
utls .. dodl 949·51°"6601
Rentals Wanted 7880
....... bee. Milks 1 or
2Br ~on NewPOft/Balboa P1n1n
f "f\/lrjf\rn tor the mone.
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money '°' coll•&• aM car.., traln1n1 Cell l
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moonroof. x·cond. pip
59500. 714-334-2528 cen
ACUIA UGlNO LS 't2
111pow«,1uto, "'nroof,
ilhr. cd player newer
tires. 111ut cond $6500
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auto. sp•r~1tn1 rod/crey
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IMW '99 W"Pft 521 v-. 1'lf1 pk&. 5611 ml.
new l ... s/bruks, alnt
cond S24,Wl ~3666
lulclt lteod Moder
s..1art '96 va, 471'. ac1\JAI
ITll. ....ilrt~if.Y lttlr. chrome wt.ls. Ptem1um sound
l>No!Jful or ie UflfNfMd
coodltlon ear n/~
v111792412. $799500
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CADIUAC CA TlllA 'ti 6
cyl. at. ac. llhr. l/pwr
T.unroof. extended warr
$10.500 562·J97-71 SS
C.ctlftoc Cet•o '91 3511
Metalhc Buraandy Red,
Oatmeal llhr. Ch1ome Employment 8500 Wheels. Buultlul or •e
cond1t1on $8 995
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Must Soe (Wl173)
$34,500
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Silver /Ash IK mlles,
Pano Roof. All Options,
Wont LHI (035719)
$149,500
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end TANNAH HIRSCH
TODAY'S
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snow A 'ljD TEI.I.
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¥ood dcfen~hc 11at~. W-esi elected
oot IO \.'Omj>Clt 11\'Cf line hc.u That
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the catch he Hov. Cll'I East convey to r..inner how io mnunl.ll.' !he defcni.«'
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fui,1 muM drop the queen of 'pades under the lo.mg' The play ol l\cr
rna.iesty gu111antee\ po~\CS,100 uf the
knave. M> We<.t can safely un~lcad
the ace of \padeS ~I w1~ wuh !Ill: • K 54
The bldWna WEST NORTH EA!.!
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SOUTH J .,_
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mood\, and the defender'\ n<l tv.o Inc.lo.~ in that AUii to Lake the fil'I lour
111cki .
OcfcnJ..n h.1\c unly one.: ITIC<IJl) •>I
commumc111ton the ~ho1ce ul
"'h1c.:h can! to pla) ID a 'pt<-ilic.: hllua-
tion Thi' can he rnmp1t~a1t:d by the
f.ict 1ha1 tile WTie .:Jfd c.in tdl a d1f·
lercn1 \tury under other -.ondmoo'
Con\ldcr thl\ Jedi.
What abool tn ltlO'le ca.'>C\ 111<hcrY
the defender holds a doublewn
queen' h 1 prob..bly too c~penme
to .qU<llldcr the 4UCC11 JU'>! W \hoV.
only 114-u l .. rd' in tilt' \Utt The
Jcfen.kr ha, to pl.i) luv. illld hope
p.inncr can "11<.1 the '1 tuauc>n
The morul of th" hand W~n part-
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w11h !he <juccn )'OU either h.nc a \tn
glcton ur a holding that mdude~ the
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82K m1i4rs
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Stiver w/black ltilf.
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peka 55a nllle">
(19231) $29.98'.l
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Mtd Blue w/r•v ltlw
auto prem pt<.llace
(19240) S26.'Ml
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lttw, IOk m1. I owner () 9297C) SS9 .980
fonl Mu.,_,. OT c...,.·oo
S~ver w/Black ltht low
miles lull power
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09151C> SS9.980
,..,._XIII C-. '" B•llM Racioe Green
w tan llhr. only 221\
m1ln CD st.ck•
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Morco4e. lem
230Sl '64
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Red w/l •n leathe<
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(18683) S21 'Ml
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lonnser Body
& C • l\ausl Piia 19348 I $29 'M)
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30k m1 full l•cl wan.
s1lve1 sand tan lthr , CO
•lac~tr chrome whls.
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Arttt silver ma1all1c. all
Ith• a••ph1te Krey 1nler.
pwr <eats, ht Ii sound
system w/am Im CD.
to i•c 6k m1 1 owner
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