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FRIDAY, MAY 9, 2003 ••••••• ........... :·:·:·:·· ·:····· ~·=Im/Mayor ·of Corona del Mar' Sansone dies
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:::::· ~Former councilman Sansone
died Wednes-
day at his
home in
Kana. Hawaii,
leaving ~be
hind a legacy
of service to
his commu-
nity and
count.less
del Mar Residents Assn. with
Sansone.
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? Sansone's legacy and community .
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NEWPORT BEAOi -Philip
Sansone, the gruff-talking former
QUlyor of Newport Beach who
Jlft an indelible impression on
; :-&ie city and especially Corona
• : ~el Mar, has died. He was 83.
•• • ·~He'll really be missed," said .... : • : . :Evelyn Hart, also a former
• •IJlayor, who served with Sansone
• •• .eh the council. ·He was loved so • • • ch." ;.:.;mu ,. ... . . ... . =· =·.
Philip Sansone fond memo-
ries among
friends and admirers.
MI found him to be a treasure.
not onJy in terms of his knowl-
edge but also his ability to relate
to people and to get thing.5 done
in a spirit of teamwork/ said Joy
Brenner, former Parks, Beaches
and Recreation Commission,
who helped found the Corona
Sansone entered public Life in
Corona del Mar after retiring
from long and successful careers
in business and the military.
Born in 1919 to llalian immi-
grants in Malone, N.Y., Sansone's
first big successes were on the
baseball diamond. At age 18, he
began playing semiprofessional
ball in Canada. He got a baseball
scholarship to Oarkson Univer-
sity, where be me1 his future
wife, Nadine. Shortly after a
shoulder injury in 1940 caused
him to quit baseball, Sansone,.
who had joined the National
Guard five years earlier, was
called to active duty.
He was transferred 10 the U.S.
Army Air Corps, later the U.S. Air
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Force, where he rose to the rank
of lieutenan1 colonel. During
World War II. he '>erved as an air-
craft radio opera1or and as a
communications-electronics of-
ficer. He served m Iceland, Iran,
North Africa, Italy. Greece and
Southern France
See SANSONE, Pace A4
D wing his 20 years of
community involve-
ment. former Mayor Phil
Sansone played a k.ey role m
growth and spin1 of Newpon
Beach. Known for his gruff
manner, he always had some-
thing to say -on a variety of
topics.
Phil Sansone on . .
• Developers: "The develop-
ers, they don'1 give a hoot.
They're speculators. They
SLrelch our codes to the max.
They're ruining the town." -
1990
• His wife. Nadine· "She was
dedica1ed and supported me in
everylhmg l ever did. She
played loads of bndge and had
a good ear for the community."
-1999
• Hls 1943 All Corps servtce
m Iran. ·11 was 120 degrees ITT
the dayume. and by 10 a..m.. the
dus1 would come up so bad the
aircraft couldn't fly ITT there.
You'd ta.Ice your mattress cover
and throw 11 ITT the shower and
throw It on the bed and hope 10
God you got some sleep before
it dned out tt -1990
•Growing up in the 192~
and 'JOi. ITT Upstate New York.
See LEGACY, P11e A4
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Defense PAINTING THE TOWN BLUE
• KENT TREPTOW /DAILY PtlOT
: A worker applies a fresh coat of paint to a wall at the Pacific Amphitheater at the Orange County Fairgrounds on Wedne sday. • • • • •• ••••
. ~~~oping a watched sewer never spills
·::.Newport Beach will consider spending $127,000
on a van equipped with cameras that can
monitor sewage lines to prevent leaks.
June Ca111rande
Daily Pilot ·:-.
:•: .NEWPORT BFACH -Could this ::bf the next wave of reality TVI Let's
~pe not But a new sewer cam van
.•:&Si8ht be a good way to prevent :;.~r spills -albeit a pricey one.
•'!•The City Council on Tuesday will ~ider spending $127,000 on a van
z;!ftuipped with a special 'IV camera •:•1 can monitor sewer llnea to help :.: ... ·:·:·
prevent leaks.
"This would add the ability to
monitor the sewer lines wtth a 1V
camera. to spot deficiencies and get
them taken care of before you have a
sewer spill," Councilman Don Webb
said.
The city already owns a 10-year-
old video camera system for finding
problems insJde sewer lines.
·aut it's ready to be traded tn for
a computer-based model that pro-
vid es a higher level o f service," Util -
ities Dlrec1or Eldon Davidsof'\
wrote. "The Utilities Department
believes that we can save money
and better protect oul' community
from · sewer spills by having our
own video van."
By staff's accounting. purchasing
the new camera-equipped van is
cheaper than the present system.
Right now, the city has contracts
with several companies. One ·con-
tract is for $125,000 a year wtth a
company that videotape the city's
sewer lines, covering about v. of the
entire system each year.
Purchasing the van would also
eliminate the $30,000-a-year cost of
a private contractor that ta.Ices video
llTlages of "hol spots" -areas where
sewer lines experience chronic stop -
page or overflows, or where tree
roots form 100 great an obstacle for
city workers to videotape.
In either case, the mon ey comes
out of Wastewater Enterprise Fund,
which com es from residents' sewer
service fees.
• JUNE CASAGRANDE covert
Newport Beach and John Wayne
Airport. She may be readled at (949)
574-4l232 or by e-mail at
JUfl(l.c.agrande@~Oom
argues
toe-sucking
not sexual
Attorneys for both sides say
former Newport Beach
employee sucked boys toes,
but differ on his reasoning.
0Hpl Bh1r1th
Daily Pilot
SANTA ANA -The defense admitted ThuI">-
day that a former Newport Beach recreaoon co-
orctina1or suclced on the toes ·
of several boys enrolled in
the city's after-school pro-
grams, but argued tha1 It was
not sexual.
In his opening statements
at Orange County Supenor
Coun. defense attorney John
Dolan said Trenton Michael
Veches sucked and some-
times bit the children's toes
and it was Mweird and
quitty." but said it was not Trenton Veches
for sexual gratification.
Prosecutor Sheila Hanson disagreed. portray
ing-32-year-old Vech.es asAman..M.tha~~
foot fetish who used the children for tus sexual
gratification. She said the sight of childrens feet
aroused him and he 1ook dlgital photographs of
the boys' feet. as well as of tumself sucking the
children's loes.
Veches faces 28 felony counts of lewd contact
with minors. He pleaded not guilty to the felo·
nies. but pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor
count of ~mg child pornography. Veches
quit his job after the allegations. lf conVlcted. he
faces life in prison withou1 the possibility of pa·
role for at least 25 years.
·He ad.rruned himself to Detecnve Tom Mon-
arch that he was obsessed wt th feet." Hanson
said. referring to a taped interview between
Veches and the detective. Part of it was played ln
court Thursday.
Vecbes initially told Monarch he did not ha~
child pornography in his computer. but con-
fessed after he found out police were going to
search his home, Hanson said.
•He told the detecnve that the (child) porno
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:: :' Daily Pilot Advice from a former insufferable teen
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M\lec:ome.
I am not trytng to be
a self righteous
columnist I'm merely a
24--yeu-old who ts not
ao far remowd from
her own youth to
remember the
dWlmges of being•
teenager ln the
succea-drM:n culture
of Southern Callfomla.
But I am far mo'Cf'l
removed to share a few ..,.ttoot that mlgbl
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eMier oo you and your mom.
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AZ Friday, May 9, 2003
ON THE
COURTESY Of BAHIA CORINTHIAN YACHT ClUB
An aerial view of the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club in Newport Beach, which will host an opening day celebration for the sailing season.
An annual kickoff
June C11a1rande
Daily Pilot •
A h, the curse of fair weather, clear
skies and wann water. Sure, you
can enjoy your yacht all year long,
but it takes all the fun out of wait-
ing six months for icy Atlantic waters and
freezing winds to wane.
Not to miss out on the fun, yacht clubs in
While yacht clubs never
close and the boating season
never ends in Southern
California, the Bahia
Corinthian club still hosts
opening day.
The day's events will also include a cer-
emony to commission the club's brand-new
8,000-pound-capacity ci::ane.
1t 'will be the largest crane facility of arry
private club on the Southern California coast,"
Kovacs said "It allows the large race boats to
be transferred from storage to water very
quickly and safely. So we're very proud of that•
warm West Coast waters demand the best of tradition of opening day.•
both worlds: Superb year-round sailing con~ Thus. come shine or shine, the Bahia Co-
ditioos and festive annual season-opener rinthian will hold its annual opening day fes-
It's just one of the blessings Bahia Corin-
thian members will be counting throughout
the opening day ceremonies, not the least of
which is the weather that makes opening
day itself simply a fun tradition.
pardes, too. tivities on Saturday.
"Opening day is an East Coast tradition "Yachting season is here,• crumpets a club
"We're so 0fortunate out here that we don't
have to contend with th~t weather," Kovacs
said "When it gets to 60 degrees out here,
people start shivering. So opening day is
really a formality, transferred from the East
Coast to the West Coast. to observe that tra-
dition."
because there. the yacht clubs are closed all announcement about the day's events. in-
winter Jong because of the weather.~ said eluding a ·Rock Around the Dock" fabulous
Ray Kovacs, commodore for the Bahia Corin-'50s party. a color guard 'and ceremonies to
thlan Yacht Oub. ·Here in California, we honor dierutaries from other local yacht
don't close our clubs, but we still have the clubs.
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p.m . Mondays and Tuesdays.
$126. (949) 673-2810.
0.. to the N9wpor't Pier Nrfy to
watdl the dory fishing fleet
return with the fresh catch of the
day. Fish are prepared for sale at
McFadden Square, an open-air
marttet.
Filhlng tupplies end boat
charters (open party and
private) are available at Davey's
Locker, 400 Main St., Balboa
(949) 673-1434; and Newport
Landing Sportfishing, 309
Palms, Suite F, Newport Beach
(949) 675-0550.
Day and night fishing charters for
groups or singles are available
at Bongos Sportfishing on
Balboa Penlnsula. (949)
673-2810.
KAYAKING/CANOEING/SCUBA
lmu• Outrigger Canoe Club
invites adventure-minded
adults to canoe Newport
Harbor Hawaiian style. No
experience required -they'll
teach you all you need to know.
Dress for the beach and bring a
towel every Saturday at 10 a.m.
at North Star Beach, 1 White
Cliffs Drive, Newport Beach.
For more information, call
(714)432-1236.
B99lnnlng lff kayaking, rolling
clinics and private lesso ns are
offered at Paddle Power, 1500 W.
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to S310. The center also offers
scuba rentals, special trips,
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HARBOR COLUMN
Missed the rain
and the checkpoints . .
at the border
A hoy. experimental and
I men-are pf'9vided for
doned that I general oceano-
would let you lcnow graphJc and
this week if I was boating interest.
able to ride the The estimates are
calm before the for swell waves
storm last Friday arriving from
while skipj:>ering a outside the
yacht back to islands. Local
Newport Harbor winds can
from Ensenada. MIKE generate seas that
Mexico. Well, my WHITEHEAD will result in larger
predictions came and steeper waves
true. and we departed the at harbor entrances than
Hotel Coral marina in fuese estimates may
Ensenada at 8:45 that indicate."
morning with 2-foot seas So far. I am findl.ilg ~at
and no wind all the way to the site underestimates the
San Diego. actual swell heights, but
You aJso might remember over time, I expect the
thjlt last Friday was when predictions to improve with
President Bush was flying to real data. The site is at
North Island air station from cdip.ucsd.edulmodelsl
the aircraft carrier Abraham harbor.est.
Lincoln, which docked in The second site. www.
San Diego that day. wetsan.d.comlwavecastl
As we neared San Diego. we wc-soca/-buoy.asp. is by an
could see a very unusually internet company called
high number of military and WetSand Inc. It has partnered
government helicopters ftying with Surf Dynamics to
in the area. However. once analyze NOAAS information.
again. no one was checking I am finding this site falrty
the border for boats corning accurate. and it's easy co
up from Mexico, and we · navigate the SWell Thlcker
entered San Diego Harbor section for current
without any checks. conditions and a five-day
Once in.side the harbor. we forecast.
did stop for U.S. Customs The site has hyperllnked
clearance at Shelter Island, red dots lining the coast
and the customs officer told along a map or californJa.
us that we had missed Bush's You just click on any of the
arrival on Air Force One. · red dots and a new window
The clouds were starting opens up with that area's
to cover the sky as we left data. I really like the Idea of
San Diego Harbor with a having a new window open,
course plotted to Newpon preserving the originel page,
Harbor's entrance. We as l usually open three or
docked on Balboa Island that four locations at a time. This
evening at 7 p.rn. While we site has more to like,
were docld.ng. after that including surf reports and
smooth run up the coast. it tides, so I recommend
started to rain. trying this site before you
We missed the storm and leave the dock.
the building seas by only an Locally. the Newport
hour. We would have had a Beach Harbor Commission
very rough trip if we had meets on Wednesday. The
waited until Saturday as agenda that was not posted
originally planned. by my dead.tine. but you can
I regularly U9e the NOM'.s check it out online at
weather information and the www.ciry.newport-beach.
floating weather buoys off ca. us/hbr/Agendasand-
our coast to predict the minutes.htm.
ocean conditions. I have. There is one
found two bther internet commissioner seat expiring
sites that I am scrutinizing next m onth, and the city Is
for thelr accuracy for accepting appUcatlons from •
mariners. I am constantly on interested residents for this
the search for marine position. Donald Lawrenz
weather sites on the Internet, drew the one-year straw
so if you use a particular site when the commission
that has a good -c;tra~clc"="r;,;;.ec..;;.,.o'-r~d,;---=b~an:::..;_;l~as;;;.;t_, ear. His term
let me know, and I will give it expires June 30.
a test. I have not spoken with
The first site I have found Don about his reapplying
is called the Coastal Data for the seat, but h~ is an
lnformatJon Program. and actJve member and does a
this is an experimental site good job. I think..
funded by california Safe voyage8.
Department of Boating and
Waterways with UC-San ·
Diego. This site is trying to
estimate the swells at the
harbor entrances from
Santa Barbara to San Diego.
The warning at the top of
the page reads, "These swell
heighl esumates are highly
• MIKE WHfTEHEAD is the
Pilot's boating and harbor
columnist. Send him your
harbor and marine-related
thoughts and story
suggestions by e-mail to
Mlke@BoathouseTV.com or
vi1lt BoathouseTV.com.
SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST SURF
We'll wake to a cloudy
morning again, thougtl the
afternoon lhoold be partly
cloudy, wtth hight In the
mJd.«Je end lows near 60.
The swell contlpuN to bade
down today, so nothing mont
then chest-to ehoUldel'-hlgha
will be provided.
The next southwest awell •rriv• Saturday, though, •nd
It should provide tome
Slturdey ehould be mudl
aunnler end wermer.
lnfomwtlcMc
www.nws.noH.(IOV -head-hlghl •nd ovwhNda.
BOATING FORECAST
The~wtndawtll
bk>w !I to 15 knotl 9lfty In the
Inner wttere. The wtndt wtll
btcofM VJ I~ iac.r end wfll
blow ttrongef M 10 to 20 lcnota,
with 1• IO 34oot W9YM end e
WMt 1W911 of 3 to I fMI. The
wlndl wll 8gllk1 become
~tonlghtendwtll
blow15to2S~
Out flnher, tN
nonh\:u 1 .. rty wtnda will blow
20 to'° knots. with 3-to Moot
W9V98 end. no11tt ........ of
4 ID ...... The Mii wtll build
lbOUI•~~
f
Sunday lhould ltlll be
decent. with chest-to
head-hlghl.
Another bump In a lhould
begin Mondey, with men
chest-to hNd-NQh• poulble.
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3.80 fMt high
2.71fMclow
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Friday. May 9, 2003 A3
BEST BUYS
Perfect gift for mothe"r: a makeover
T he 8eOJiglo Spa It Salon at
Newport Coast Shopping
Center is h06ting a
Mother-Daughter Day of Beauty
f'rom 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday.
Moms and daughters can visit
Bellagio for makeovers by
professional makeup artists
using Jane lre;dale makeup. For
$.30 per person, you will receive
a makeover and a professional ·
4-by-6-inch picture. The fun day
will also include refreshments,
goodie bags and a drawing for a
spa pacltage. Bellagio Spa &
Salon is in Newport Coast
Shopping Center at the comer of
Newport Coast Drive and San
Joaquin Hills Road. Reservatlo~
are required and can be made by
calling (949) 720-9277.
All ABOUT THE BAGS
Crocheted b~ are the Sak's
original design, and now the San
Francisco-based company offers
affordable, srytish bag:. or paper
straw, leather, wood beads and
cotton in crescents, envelopes,
Hobos. pouches and minis. To
complement the bags, casual
shoes come in mules, sUdes.
thongs and wedges. Most
popular for summer is the Zuzu
bag. a woven straw bag priced
from S48 to S58. The classic Sak
bag is priced from $38 to S64.
and the highest priced leather
bag is $160. New moms love the
Sales diaper bag with bib,
changing mat and bottle holder.
GREER
WYLDER
Through
Mother's Day,
spend S80 or
more and
receive a free
Sak crocheted
key cha\(1.
Open from 10
a.m. to 9 p.m.
Monday to
Friday; from
IOa.m.10 7
p.m.
Saturday; and
from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m . Sunday.
Fashion Island, Newpon
Beach.(949) 640-0065.
PUTTING ON THE RITZ
The Ritz Restaurant. one of
Orange County's best
restaurants, just celebrated 11'>
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wine tasting in the garden arc
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South Coast Pla;r.a has great
Mother's Day gift ideas. At Black,
Starr & Prost, there's an Aaron
Basha diamond and enamel
baby shoes charm; Doone &
Boude hru. two new handbag
collections -mini ... ignature
and linen pastel; Malm Luggage
offers handmade burl wood
jewelry boxes by Agre ... ti:
Metropolitan MW!leWD of Art
has a pink or bJue Belgian Rose
oblong scarf; at Montblanc,
there's a handbag collection,
Lady M; Talbots Woman has
twin sets, cardigans and
sweaters; GodJva (boc::olader
otters a gift tray called
"Confections and Comforts" -
with chocolates and sllppers;
Bottega Veneta has Cenri coin
purses in fog and fish shapes;
Ice Acces80rles has Isabella
Fiore's black and white
checkered woven straw bags
with leather Oowers in Dutch,
h~lcet and doctor's bag sizes.
Glorglo AnnanJ has beautiful
<>tlk scarvt!l>: OllUy has two
per!wncs in unique bottles -
b lue crystal and orange stripes;
Burl>erry has plaid totes,
..carve'>. handbags. Oip Oops and
beach umbrellas: Mother's Day
2003 hnglish enameled box
m-.cribed "With So Much Love";
David Yunnan hcc, a o,ilver ice
cuff bracelet, sterling silver
edgt'd with diamonds; and
"1-verybody Love<. Raymond"
mom Dori!> Hoberts wiU be at
Book Soup on Sa1urday signing
copit.•c; of her new book. "Are You
I lungry, Dear?"
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There are more than 300 cookie •
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MARINER'S MIIJ: -Attorney
Kenneth Starr jovially thanked
his hosts at a luncheon here
Thursday for high praise as they
saluted him as "Ju<>tice Starr."
even though he is '>tiJJ only a
judge.
"Thanks for aJJ the references
to 'Jusuce Starr,'" Starr 1oked. "I
don't even remember the confir
macion. l'U take the promotion
anytime.·
Starr popped in as part of a
promouonal tour for tu<> new
book about the lJ.S upreme
Court. He spoke to local mem-
bers of the California Republican
Lawyers Assn. over steak-and
noodles platters at the Otina Pal -
ace restaurant.
Promoting his book • f-irst
Among Equals: The Supreme
Court in American Ufe, • Starr Mt
on everything from his new legal
cause to his investigalion of
President Bill Ointon in the
mid-19905.
Starr didn't spend much time
during the 30-minute speech on
Ointon. though he did tale a
moment to blast Ointon and his.
administration.
"It was a moral culture of
mendacity,· Starr said about the
Ointon White I louse. ·u was a
manipuladon of facts.·
In 1994, Starr was appointed
an independent counsel to in-
vestigate a f'ailed Artansas land
deal invotving the Ointons,
which later became known as
Whitewater.
Starr saJd Thursday he had ex-
pected the Whitewater investiga·
lion to last six months. It dragged
on into the late '9(}.., when 'l1an
expanded the probe to 111dude
Ointon''> LrySt ~1th 24 )t'ar-uld
White House intern l\1onit.i I .L•
winsky.
In 1998. Starr submitted ·I hl'
Starr Repon," a 455-page doni
ment detailing Ointon\ <,cxual
indi.,cretion'> and ou1limng 11
cau<>es for impeachment <.on
gress later impeached cJinton.
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• AntDft loul.-d: Petty
theft was reported In the 500
bfoc:* at 2:~ p.m. Tuesday.
• a.tnoe 8tNK An auto theft
was reported In the 3300
blodc at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday.
• Flower StNM: An auautt
was reported In the 100
blodc at 6:36 p.m. Tuesday.
• Harbor BouJewnl:
Vandall•m was reported In
the 2800 blodc at 4:66 p.m.
Tuesday.
• Newport Boulevanl:
Vandall•m was reported in
the 1900 blodc at 10:01 p.m.
Tuesday.
• s.llna9 Awnue: Grand
theft was reported In the
1100 blodc at4:41 p.m.
Tuesday.
• West 11th Str.t: Battery
was reported in the 500
blodc at 2:39 p.m. Tuesday.
• Wlllec. Awnue: A
hit-and-run was reported in
the 2000 blodc at 3:13 p.m.
Tuesday.
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• HNg om. Md West
Cont Highwey: An auto
theft was reported at 10:57
a.m. Wednesday.
• Jamboree Road:
Vandalism was reported in
the 3300 blodc at 5:37 p.m.
Wednesday.
• MacArthur Boulevard:
Grand theft was reported in
the 4500 blodl at 2:17 p.m.
Wednesday.
• Newport Cenw Drive
West Battery was reported
in the 800 blodl at 2:38 p.m.
Wednesday.
• East ac..., fTont: A
vehk:fe burglary was
reported in the 200 blodc at
4:24 p.m. Wednesday.
• Tustin Avenue: A home
burglary was reported in the
500 blodl at 5:17 p.m.
Wednesday.
·DEFENSE
Continued from Al
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SANSONE
Continued from Al
During his military career, be
was part of six combat aup·
paJgns. He earned a Bronze Star,
the Army Commtndation Medal
and the Air Force Commenda·
tion medal
In the ran of 1942, two years
after be began active duty. he re-
turned home to marry Nadine.
After be retired from the mill·
tary in 1960, Sansone worted ln
management positions with
RCA. Colllns ~dip and the SAN I
BAR Corp.
In 1966, the couple moved
from Texas to Corona del Mar -
a mmre that would change them
and the community forever. It
wasn't Wltil after Sansone retired
from business ln 1980 that he·
found new life in civic service.
Sansone was elected to the
Newport Beach City Cowld.I in
1986 as a dark horse who qui&ty
won the respect of colleagues and
constituents. He became mayor
pro tem in 1989 and served as
mayor in 1991 and 1992. He left
the City CoWlcil in 1994.
He was known for a gruff, no-
nonsense style that sometimes
ruffled feathers. but always
earned respect.
"The first time you met him
you thought, 'My goodness.
There's a gruff man. But I know
of no one who, after getting to
know him for a while, didn't re-
spect and lilce him." former City
Manager Bob Wynn said. "I
worked for the city for 35 years. I
probably worked with 40 council
members at that time. and ,he
was among the top.·
One of Sansone's most impor·
tant accomplishments was to
unify a disparate group of small
homeowners' associations and
hold monthly meetings that
helped build a voice for all of Co·
rona del Mar.
"He represented his district
probably better than any council
member in the city before him
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and probably after, as well,• said
Dennis O'Neil. former mayor
and Corona del Mar's immediate
successor to Sansone on the
council. "He distinguished him-
self ln representing the district so
well that he was thought of as
the mayor of Corona del Mar.·
One of Sansone's most impor-
tant accompUshments on the
council was to reduce the area
on lots in Corona del Mar that
couJd be buiJt on. He success-
fully led the effort to reduce it
from twice the lot size to one and
a half times.
Sansone also helped win fund-
ing for improvements at Corona
del Mar State Beach. an accom-
plishment commemorated by a
bench at Big Corona that bears nis name. Sansone was also in-
strumental in approving the
1987 update of the city's general
plan; the Circulation Improve-
ment and Open Space Agree-
ment with the Irvine Co.; the
new central library; the Balboa
Bay Oub modemiz.ation plan;
two t:ashion Island expansion
plans; preserving the John
Wayne Airport SettJernent agree-
ment; and fighting for commer·
ciaJ use or the El Thro Marine
base.
"He had principles. he was
trustworthy," said Paul Salata.
foWlder of lrrelevant Week and a
longtime community leader in
Newport Beach. "No matter
what. he was alwayJ fair and
equitable. He had the best inten-
tions of the city in all his ac·
dons."
Sansone moved to Hawaii to
be with his children in 1999 after
his wife died. Funeral services
have not yet been announced by
the family.
"He was kind or a one-of-a-
kind type of guy," O'Neil said.
"He had reaJ integrity and he was
a line fellow. I'm sorry that he's
gone:
Longtime friend and golf
buddy Jack Oldham added. "Phil
was the kind or guy who lighted
up your life."
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programs removed their shoes and were al-
lowed to be barefoot even when Veches was
not around.
That boy said he told his mother, who also
testified Thursday. She said she confronted
Veches the oext day and told him she would
report him to city officials if he did it again. "It's a beach community." Dolan said. "It's
not like Veches waves a magic wand and
tJting started two years ago and that it has people talce off their shoes. H
AU boys said that Veches was nice to them
and he never hurt them physically. Some
said he wrestled with them and often gave
them candy.
become an addiction and talcen over his Eight boys took the stand TI1ursday. and
life," she said. the prosecution plans to present 15 more as
Veches' attorney characteriud him as an witnesses. Most of the eight gave similar tes-
affectionate youth leader. Dolan said Veches timonies, stating that Veches either sucked
was a hard-worlcing. ambitious young man or bit their toes, put their feet in his mouth
who came from Tucson with hopes of be-or massaged their feet Some said it felt
coming a screenwriter. "weird" or._:' odd.· and others said they didn't
Dolan told jurors that .tUs client worked 40-think it was strange at the lime.
to 50-hour weeks and pursued a master's in__. The children were between 8 and II years
business administration and other academic old. One of them said that when Veches took
courses in his spare time. He said that before his foot and sucked it, Veches said. "I like
April 2002, when Veches was arrested on sus-feet• Another boy testified that Veches
picion of the crimes, everyone who knew sucked on his toes for nearly 20 minutes in
him loved and respected him. the back seat of a bus while returning from a
"He was a loving man,· Dolan said. "He field trip to Universal Studios.
was this big kid and the kids loved him H "He told me I shouldn't tell anyone,· the
He said the children at the after-school boy said.
Veches, who was dressed in a dark gray
suit and tie, smiled and nodded as he heard
the boys testify or when they pointed in his
direct.ion to identify him.
Newport Beach Police detectives searching
his home found about 600 pictures of Vechea
sucking the boys' toes -digital photos in 16
file folders, each labeled under a different
boy's name -among videos and mo~
photographs of a similar nature, I lanson
said.
Dolan said outside the courtroom that he
expects Veches to take the stand. The pros-
ecution will continue with testimony Mon·
day morning.
ALLOWED
Continued from Al
what she is suggesting would
drop your popularity rating by
a few percentage points, but
its true. Remember when your
mom told you n ot to couch the
iron because it was hot, but
you just had to feel how hot ii
was anyways? It hurt. And
your mo ther lovingly ran your
Don't vilify your mom by
thinking she doesn't
understand or know what she
is talking about. She does.
Trust me, she does.
I know you are going to need
to go through your own "srutr'
to malce you who you are, but
these are a few things you can
do to make the road a Uttle less
bumpy for the one person who
arguably loves you mere than
anyone on this planet.
really does want what's best for
you. l know It seems hard to
believe now, especially when
-------------iiltle band under cold water,
Just like with the iron. she is
only trying to prevent you
from getting hurt. Either way,
she will be there to soothe the
pain and hold you whUe you
cry, but she would rather you
After all. she went through X
hours of labor to bring you into
this wor1d, not to mention nine
months of swollen ankles.
heartburn, crazy food cravings
and backaches.
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while wiping way your tears.
Your life is going to heat up
in the next few years, and It
will be your choice to ace on
your mother's advice or learn
your lessons the hard way:
•
never get burned.
• Lesso n No. 3: Be grateful
Teenagers ~ selfish. It's not
meant as a slam. rather a fact of
life. You are going through a
time in which you need to be
concerned about yourself: who
you are, who you will become
and who you will take to the
winter dance. Your mom
understands you are growing up
and forging your individual
Identity and Is probably trying
valiantly to give you your space.
But that doesn't mean her role in
your llfe Is over.
If you are anything lllce me,
you will hold your mom
responslble for many of the
thlng.1 that have gone wrong in
your life. Just don't forget to gtve
credit for the things that have
gone right I know It sounds
Happy Mother's Day .
• LOUTA HARPER writes columns
Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays and covers culture and the
arts. She may be read'led et (949)
57~275 or by e-mail at
lolits.harper@latlmn.com.
really cheesy. but a simple thank BELASCO,
you every so often goes a long Chertes, "ChMle" way.
As determined as you are to 8 tt*'Y 'IW relkMnt of
"be your own person" and ., ... _ N9wport a.ct. paMld W#rt
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foundadon of that life was paved An IMnnl of the Unf¥..tty of
by your pa.rents. (And lfyou are WW.~' he W\led •
lMng in this area. they must be ~ In .._ U.S. Mlrtr'9
doing eometh.lng right) Be Cai> durinD WWII end ttte
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TODAY
A ..,,clal members~ly preview
for the Friends of the Newport
Beach Library's used boo~ sale
will be held from 1 to 6 p.m. in the
Friends Meeting Room at the
Central Library, 1000 Avocado
Ave., Newport Beach.
Membership applications will be
available at the door. Hardcover
books will be priced at two for $1
and paperbadts at si>e for $1. For
more information, call (949)
759-9667.
SATURDAY
The HCOnd annual Plrws Around
the Part fund-raiser, a walk that
raisee money to provide dog
drinking fountains in Fairview
Part, will begin registration at
8:30 a.m. for $20 per walker. The
first 200 registrants for the
one-mile or two-mile walks at
Fairview Part, starting at 10 a.m .,
will receive an event dog tag, a
bandana and a doggie bag. For
more information, call (714)
754--6698.
The~ of the Newport
Beach Library will hold a used
book sale, open to the public,
from 9 a.m . to 4 p.m . at 1000
Avocado Ave .• Newport Beach.
Books will be p riced at "A Buck
a Bag." All proceeds are
donated to the library system .
For more information, call (949)
159-9667.
The executive chef and owner of
Apron Stnngs, Lisa Parisi, will
inspire all attendees to use
Calphalon in a 1 p.m. class at
Bloomingdale's Home Store. For
more information, call (949)
729-6854.
The O.sis Senior Cent.If will hold
a pancake breakfast from 7:30 to
10 a.m. Sausage, coffee and
O...ange juice will also be served.
The cost is $3 for adults and $1
for children. The center offers the
pancake breakfast on the second
Saturday of each month at 800
Marguerite in Corona del Mar. For
more information, call (949)
644-3244.
Costa Mesa's "Women Helping
Women" will host its Volunteer
Appreciation Luncheon at Coastal
Canyon Part CkJbhouse in
Newport Coast from 12:30 to 3:30
p.m. h will indude a special
award presentation to Stella Gert
for her unending dedication to
"Women Helping Women:' For
more information, call (949)
423-0067.
Low lncome women 40 and older
can receive a free mammogram,
dinical breast e><am and
infonnstion on breast health at the
Harbc>f Christian Fellowship in
Costa Mesa from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30
p.m. No refemll is necessary, but
appointments arv required. Call
(714) 936-9720 or (714) ~2037. For
more information about breast
health, call the Susan G. Kamen
Breast Cancer Foundation at (714)
957-9157.
s.a Vac:ht Charters Is on.ring a
Mother's Day cruise and buffet
luncheon from 1 to 3 p.m . The
cost is $35 for adults, $15 for
children. Another cruise will be
held on Father's Day, June 15.
Call (949) 650-2412 for
reservations.
MONDAY
leam about the SMrn Cklb and
its many activities at Its
information meeting for
newcomers and members at 6:30
p.m. Meet at the Costa Mesa
Community Center, 1846 Park
Ave., for food, exhibits and table
diaplaya. Newcomers can Join the
Sierra Club for a apeclal $26
Introductory fee. For more
Information, call (714) 617-2461
A community preeenta~ wtl
be given at Newport Harbor High
School In Loatt Auditorium at 7
p.m. Newport-Mesa Unified
School District administration
official• will report on Measure A
plant for the high school.
Atchltecta from LPA will also
present plans for the new Robins
Hall/Loats Auditorium. A
question-and-answer session will
follow the presentation. In
attendance will be school board
trustees, high school
administrators and Measure A
Site-Baaed Project Review
Committee members.
TUESDAY
A free aemlnar on •Mu9dee In
Motion· by Judith Todero will be
held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at
Mother's Market, 225 East 17th
St., Costa Mesa. For resefVations,
call (800) 595-MOMS.
WEDNESDAY
The Orange County Chapt9r of
the California Assn. of Marriage
and Family Therapists will
sponsor a worbhop called
"Chronic Trauma Disorders:
Diagnosis and Treatment" from 9
a.m . to 4 p.m . at National
University in Costa Mesa. The
wortshop costs $30 for students
and interns, $55 for clinical
members and $85 for all others.
For information, call (949)
645-2964.
TMURSDAY
A free Mminar and book signi~
of "Stop the Clock Cooking" by
Cheryl Forberg will be held from
6:30 to 8 p.m. at Mother's Martet,
225 East 17th St, Costa Mesp. For
reservations, call (800)
595-M OMS.
LNm about th• gynecologal
and surgical procedures available
for hysterectomies at a free
seminar at 6:30 p.m. in Newport
Beach's Hoag Hospital
Conference Center. Reservations
are required. Call (800) 514-4624.
MAY16
Costa Mesa's Chamber of
Commerce will have its Les Miller
Scholarship Recognition
Breakfast at 7:15 a.m . at the Hilton
Hotel, 3050 Bristol St. Attendance
is $22 per person. Call (714)
885-9090 for details and
reservations.
MAY 17
The Startight ThNtre Company
will hold auditions for its
all-student summer show, "Mary
Poppins; from 1 to 3 p.m.
Children 10 to 14 years old can
sing a song from the show or
bring taped accompaniment to a
song they've prepared. The
theater is at 1125 Victoria St. in
Costa Mesa. For more
information, call (949) 645-7827.
The Cost.a Mesa Historical
Society will host an open house
from 11 a.m . to 4 p.m . at 1870
Anaheim St in Costa Mesa. It
includes tours of the facility and
e><hibit:s of photos an(j artifacts.
Free. For more information, call
(949) 631-5918.
•Divon:ie: A New Beginning,• ls a
worbhop for men and women
who are divorced or getting
d ivorced. It is held from 10 a.m . to
12:"30 p.m .at180 Newport Center
Drive, Newport Beach. For more
information, call (949) 644-6435.
The N9wport H..t>or NM.rtlcal
Museum will open a new exhibit
featuring the 'NOrtt of Joe Duncan
Gleason (1881-1959). known u
the West Coast'• premiere
maritime specialiat among earty
20th-<:entury artista. The exhibit
will be on display until Sept. 30.
For more Information, call (949)
673-8915, e><t. 111.
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HOW TO GET PUBUSHED -Lett9rs: Mall to Editorial Page Editor S.3. Cahn at the Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 • ~ Hotline: Call (949) 642·6086 Fax: Send to (949) 646-4170
E-mall:S.nd to dailypilot@latimes.com • All correspondence must lndude full name, hometown and phone number (for veriflcatlon purposes). The Pilot reserve• the right to edit all subml11lon1 for cfarity and length.
Geoff West is a real
Costa Mesa· resident
In an earlier Mailbag letter, I
questioned whether the name
given by another Mailbag
\'{liter, Geoff West, was a pen
name and not the actual name
of the writer (uDaily Pilot is a
place for too much ax grind-
ing," Saturday).
I have since learned that Ge-
off West is indeed the name of a
gentleman living in Costa Mesa.
West, like many, is deeply con-
cerned about the future of our
city.
My deepest apologies go to
him. There was no intent to dis-
parage his name.
WILLIAM B. ANDERSON
Costa Mesa
City Council was bright
on Trinity issue
I heartily agree with the Costa
Mesa City Council's decision on
the lights for the outdoor
broadcasting at Trinity Ouis-
tian Center. The people in that
area have suffered more than
MAILBAG
enough, and 1 just hope the port.com" fighting for the right
council sticks to this decision. to drink beer on the fourth of
They should have never allowed · July'? I hope the Newport Beach
l'rin1ty to goJn there. City Council continues to pro-
LYNN MERLES tect the homeowners and resi-
Costa Mesa dents of West Newport.
Council sided with
people, not a business
I absolutely agree with Costa
Mesa's decision regarding the
lrlnity Ouistian Center. 1 feel
very strongly that they were us-
ing the name of religion to push
what they wanted to push with
no regard for people's private
lives, and that is so wrong.
KRIS GAMBOA
Costa Mesa
There must be something
better to fight for
Can't Brian Qarlcson find
something more meaningful to
put his energy into ("Group
fights for its right to party,"
April 29)? What must people in
other countries where their
freedoms are at stake think
about a group "FreeNew-
1 think if they can come up
with a new and better way to
solve the problems of the
peninsula on the Fourth of July,
we are counting on the council
members.
CATHY WYATT
West Newport
People deserve to have
a little bit of fun
I feel that people who move
to the beach area have to ac-
cept a certain amount of noise
at the beaches. especially at the
summertime, and especially at
Fourth of July weekend. And
noise includes partying, noise
includes people getting a little
... well. drinking.
However, I feel that this is a
self-contained area and the
police can corner it off. They
can have checkpoints, they
can have local residents that
allow a certain number of
partygoers to each home and
just leave them alone. I think
people on the boats drinking
and driving are more of a haz-
ard. A lot of people are at par-
ties and then are driving
home, and there are others
using the roads to get home.
Not everyone can afford to b e
in private clubs or fancy
places, and these are young
people of all ages who want
to celebrate.
You can't stop people from
having fun. And by the way, I
am not a 20-something, I am a
grandmother, but I still have a
good time.
SANDRA BASMACIYAN
Corona del Mar
Smith right on the
soccer field
I just want to agree with Steve
Smith on his putting in some-
thing besides just soccer fields
at the complex in CoMa Mesa
High and I would like to volun-
teer to help him with Little
League ("Who's making all that
noise?" April 26).
BARBARA TOOHEY
Costa Mesa
READERS RESPOND
Council's empty sea~
is starting to grow cold ·
AT ISSUE: Who
should fill th~
vacant seat on the
Costa Mesa City
Council?
I definitely want to see
Heather Sommers back on the
City Council.
ADELE DAVIS
Costa Mesa
I do believe that the re-
placement should be Unda
Dixon. The reason is very
clear. She. was the runner-up·
on the last election for City
Council, and I think the voters
or the city of Costa Mesa have
already chosen the next coun-
cil member by way of our
most recent election. And I
think this is the most demo-
cratic and fair way to pick our
new council member.
KARJNAHLS
Costa Mesa
he has always been most ac-
cornmodadng.
Before the holidays, 1 took
my grandson and great
nephew to a function at the
Goathill Thain Station where
you could tide the train for a
donation of a sndfed animal
or toy for the needy children
of our community; guess who
had helped put thJJ function
together and was wotking un-•
der a tent top cooking'l None •
other than Sbeafer.
If you leave a mes&age at his
telephone, he will always call
you back and help lf be is able
or give you the ne.cessar:y re-
soun:es.
As president of the New-
port-Mesa Uons Club. he has
worked diligently to bring
back the Costa Mesa Plsb Pry
that, in the past, has raised
more than S2 million for the
youth of Newport-Mesa. l\oe
probably attended all of the
prior Fish Fries.
HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES It should definitely be a La-
tino person. Given the large
Latino population of Costa
Mesa. they should have
proper representation.
I totally suppon Mike
Scheafer to represent all of
Costa Mesa. not just ftle West·
side.
CITY OF COSTA MESA
Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair
Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626,
(714) 754-5223
Mrtor: Karen Robinson
Cound l: Libby Co-Nan, Allan
Mansoor, Gary Monahan and
Chris Steel
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
Newport Beach City Hall. 3300
Newport Blvd., Newport Beach,
CA 92663. (949) 644-3309
Mayor: Steve Bromberg
Coundl: Gary Adams, John
Heffernan, Dick Nichols, Gary
Proctor, Tod Ridgeway and Don
Webb
COAST COMMUNITY
COLLEGE DISTRICT
District Office: 1370 Adams Ave.,
Costa Mesa, CA 92626, (714)
432-5898
Chancellor: William M . Vega
Board: President Paul Berger,
Vice President Armando Ruiz,
George Brown, Jeny Patterson
and Walter G. Howald; student
trustee Derek Shelly
NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED
SCHOOL DISTRICT
District Office: 2985-A Bear St.
Costa Mesa, CA 92626, (714)
424-5000
Superintendent: Robert Barbot
Board: President Martha Fluor,
Vice President Dana Black. Clerk
Serene Stokes, David Brooks,
Tom Egan, Judy Franco and
Linda Sneen
ORANGE COUNTY
BOARD OF EDUCATION
200 Kalmus Drive, P.O. Box 9050,
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Elizabeth D. Parker, member,
Trustee Area 5, Costa Mesa,
Newport Beach
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GAIL PERKINS
Costa Mesa
I've known Mike Scheafer
for a number of years. f've
found him to be a most
knowledgeable person in re-
garcls to our good city. I have
repeatedly caJJed on rum for
help with my activities with
the St. Joachim Catholic
Olurch annual parish fair and
RACHEL PEREZ-HAim.JON
CostaMesa
I think whoever receives the
greatest number of votes with-
out belng elected to the coun-
cil in the last elecdon. That
way, the present council
members can proceed with
their job of making decisions
for the city of Costa Mesa and
not was1e time deciding who
should be on the council.
DONNA NICHOLAS
CostaMea
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"This is big."
Stne Crenthft, Estancia
boys track coach
Al Friday, May 9, 2003 Spor11 Editor RlcMrd Dunn: (949) 5744223 • $pot'ta Fu; (949) 650-0170
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD -
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Corona del Mar's
boys, led by Artz
and Ringstrom,
capture PCL title.
Steve Vlr1•n
Daily Pilot
IRVINE -For the Corona del Mar
High boys track and field team, win-
ning the Pacific 9oast League ch ampi-
onship was as easy as one, two, three
Friday at Irvine.
At least that's how the Sea Kings
made it look, especially in the 3,200
meters, in which CdM finished 1-2-3.
That would be senior Mike Rudinica,
senior Bo Weidner and junior J.C.
Turner. The trio secured the Sea Kings'
~ victory, which also came courtesy of
Kevin Artz, Ouis Ringstrom, Blake Dil-
lion and Matt Morris.
Artz and Ringstrom came away wi th
two PCL titles. Artz.
who did not advance
to the CIF Southern
Section preliminaries
last ·year, won the 800
(2:01.51) and the 1,600
(4:36.72), while Ring-
strom won the 200
(22.57) and 400 (50.32). Junior Steven
Minard won the high jump (5 feet, 6
inches) and sophomore Andrew Wong
won the pole vault (12-0).
They advance to the CIF Division Ill
preliminaries, which is May 16 at Mt
San Antonio College. Dillion (100 and
triple jump), as well as Gordon Yould
(pole vault), Morris (200), Eeman Jallli
(110 high hurdles) also advanced. Dil-
lion finished second in the 100 (11 .92)
and triple jump (40-10) and third in
the long jump (19-8). He also contrib-
uted to CdM's victory in the 1,600 re-
lay.
The Sea Kings went undefeated in
dual meets during the season and en-
fr.red the PCL finals with a high level of
·oofidence. They won Friday's PCL
championship with 188 points. ahead
of runner-up Northwood {128).
·we had complete confidence (in
winning the PCL title).· Artz said after
his victory in the 800. ·we basically
dominated in the league dual meets.
We came in knowing we could win It
all. It wasn't being cocky. We just
knew."
Coach Bill Sumner was surprised his
team won by such a large margin. ·.
HBlake, Matt Morris, Ringstrom,
(Mark Cianciulli) and Artz. they put
the load on their backs and carried
us: Sumner said.
Cianciulli, who plans to play football
for the University of San Diego in the
fall. contributed to CdM's victory in
the 400 relay, whicl\ also included
Brian LaPerle, Morris and Ringstrom.
Sumner was impressed with the 1-
2-3 finish in the 3,200, which proved to
be an example of CdM's im provement
from last season to this year. RudlnJca
won his first PCL title in 10:32.21.
Last year, Rudinica and Weidner did
not take track and field seriously. But
the movie. ·Prefontaine,· inspired
them to intensify their approach
toward running. Next year. they wiJJ be
: walk-ons for the cross country team at
' Loyola Marymount. Meanwhile.
See BOYS, P•1• AlO
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Corona del Mar's Kevin Artz, above.
dominated the boys 1,600 meters
Thursday in the Pacific Coast League
finals held at Irvine High. Also, the Sea
Kings' Blake Dillion, left, competes in the
triple jump and Anne St. Geme, below,
made her move on the pack for the final
lap of gir1s 1,600 meters.
PHOTOS BY STEVE McCRANK/ DAILY PILOT
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Girls team
dominates en
route to a PCL
championship.
Steve Vlr1•n
Daily Pilot
IRVINE -It has been said that trac~
and field is more of an individual
sport, yet Corona del Mar High's girls
squad proved olherwise in winning
the Pacific Coast League champion-
ship Friday at Irvine High.
Freshman Anne St. Geme stepped
up with two PCL titles tn her debut,
winning the 800 meters (2:21.38) and
l.600 (5:14 .81 ), while sophomore
Melissa Swigert won the 400 (59.2Z)
and senior Becky Cummins won the
3,200 (11 :41.52). The Sea Kings also
won the 400 and 1.600 relays. They
scored 136.5 poin1s to
earn the PCL title, • while last year's
champion, University.
finished second with
108.
•1t was very much a
team effort, -CdM
Coach Bill Sumner srud. ·we had a
meeting (Wednesday). and I said,
'Everybody count~. and if you don"t
think so. loolc baclc to last year. (Uni·
versityl beat us by one point.)' I thinlc
we did that pretty well tonight. Every-
body contributed."
Swigert. who contributed to both re·
lay victories, also finished second Cn
the 200 (26.91 ) to qualify for the CIF
Southern Section Division III prelimi-
naries May 16 at Mt. San Antonio Col:
lege. ,
·Melissa Swigert carried the bulk of
the load for us," Sumner said. •tSti
Geme, who finished third in the 3,200.l
was also strong. We got points every·
where."
Freshman Kell y Morgan (400, 59.87),
junior Sara Oaster (800, 2:23.44) and
sophomore Leigh Fransen (high jump
4·6) finished second in their events ro
advance to CIF. while Jennifer Way
took third in the tnple jump (33· 7Y,) to
also advance.
Cd.M 's t.600 relay victory included
Oaster, junior Whitney Weidner, Mor·
gan and Swigert, whom finished in
4:04.6. .
Junior Kinzle Kramer, Lindsey Man·
ning, Morgan and Swigert began
CdM's run toward the PCL title, as they
won the 400 relay (50.41). Swigert
brought home the victory, edging out a
University runner by two-tenths of a
second. •
Then. St. Geme won the 1,600. run:
ning a methodicaJ race.
Sumner said she wasn't out to
achieve a personal record, but rather
to just win the race. Northwood seniot
Ou istie Farson started the 1.600 with a
sizable lead. St. Geme steadily moved
to the front and extended her lead over
the final 400 meters.
·Tue 11,600) didn't feel as good aS
could have been," St. Geme said. "I
can do a lot better than that I was ner-'
vous. But, I think of all these meets th~
same way now. I'm ex.cited and at the
same time nervous."
St. Geme saJd she just began to take
SH GIRLS, Pa1e AlO
"
~Estancia shares Golden West League crown
Eagles swept by
• co -champion Ocean
·View, but get league's top
playoff berth.
: l•rry F8ulkner
Dai~ Pilot
· HUN'llNGI'ON Bl!ACH -The P.ltan· m High boys volleyball teun Iott an
• three pmes at Ocean View High, u well
~ • the ri&bt to call hlelf m:Nltve cbam-~ of the Golden West l.elgue.
: But While her team at stunned and
: ll'tdiNd In the aftenJmb; fAl'ee
Coech 'D'ac.y Hebnl Mkl ta 1D1Y tum
: out tD be the belt thins dlll could baW
: ~ IO proud of my twn, •
• Hmm llld. ~ be ..,... -• leilue , • ct+•.-•wbtp ... f*'I CHO In (lhe
l
Pacific Coast t.e+eJ (the Eagles swept. 15-5. 16-14, 15-4 April
last year, ls a great ac-9), gets the league's No. 1 postsea.son
complishment And, if berth.
something like this was It re{ll8los to be seen whether the lop-
gping to happen. I'd sid..ed loss will cost &tanda, which won
rather take a loss now lt.s last league dtle in 1984, a top-four
than in the (OF seed when playoff pairlnp a.re an-
Southem Section Division ill) playoffs. nounced Monday.
Thia loss la going to help u.. in practice. . While the dde turned ln the flrat
We need to use this to build from." p.rne. then continued to aurge in Ocean
Estancia (26-10, ll-1 in league), View'• favor the rest or the matdi. the
ranked No. 3 In OP Division m, built a Seahawb hollered, huged, hlab-ftved.
10-1 lead In the opening pme against ~head-butted one another on the
the Sea.hawks (17-5, ll·l), ranked No. 5 court.
in C1F Otvtalon m. Conwnety, the P.ac1es often leaned,
But. relying on o«en8M beJa.oce. tu· Oat-footed. into puling attempta, let
pedor blocking, IDd demoDltratiWI thm own .,._ ran between them·
erDodoo. Ocean View. now co·cham· teJvee, and lhot puuJed loob toWard
Pion Of the lelalle for the third ICn.l&ht tlW!ir bench u t.helr unbeaten .......
.->n, ~ the visitors to run Crumb&ed lnto a ~dde. ma lS-12, IS-6. 15-9 dldl6on. ".Wew eeen dUi baPPen before.•
BICanda. ·by virtue of a 73-88 edvln· Hebe -'d other te1111'1 otMoue llCk Of
tap In chi~ two ..... ~ eMiV "With W. eomed11• It COIW
f,
down to whethe\ or not we come to
play."
Helms was at a Joss to explain why
the P..agles lacked fire in. arguably, their
biggest match of the aeuoo.
Heims, however, wu quick to credit
the energy oo the other aide or the net.
•(The Seabawbl were ftred up.• she
aald. "They bad nothing to lose and
evetythina to pin and they played llke
IL We ltepped down (after the 10·1 ft:rst·
pme leldJ and we never got up.,.
Ocean View Coach Jimmy Harril WU
gratified by h1s team'• performance.
"We had much more detennlnadon
In our det'enw, much more confidence
ln our bloe:ktng. • Harrll aaJd. "Wffve
t.11 woddn8 on that a lot in pncdce
lftd WI did a P'ftl ~of~ tMa Into
the metch. 1t WM mftfnl to tee UI play amt~ on ·c11. wrae CA 1119 er6~-::-~ = :-J:::
t'
three players in this league Uuniors Kris
Hartwell and Josh Kornegay).•
Kornegay led the Eagles with 15 kml.
while Hartwell added seven kills ~
dip. Estancia sophomore setter
Holmes posted 30 usl&tl and 13 dfel,
but wu often frustnled by b.la team-
mate.' lack of puling accuracy.
Junior Brad Larem had seven ldDa for
the F.aglel. while junJor Scott SanbY
earned five of his llx ldDa In the ftnal
game. in which the vtaltora raWed frOftl
an U-S deftctt to wlthin 12-9, before
Ocean View doled them out
Ocean View aenlot c.ptalna . Roth ipeUbeaded Che *torJ
dme betwwl Ind lltdng
hid • teiun-bijb ~ wbBe ~
two In.di blocb aDd four llCt --; '!{;
The Seiihiwb hid nlrie .. ~
to tbe""""" two Ind &iwld8'1 12 ...
1e1arMCM,,.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SWIMMING
Mustangs romp
in league finale
Costa Mesa wins
Golden West League
crown, as well as
four individual titles;
Estancia has two champs.
Melanl• Neff
Daily Pilot
posted a Southern Section con-
, sideration time of l :01.54 to win .
the 100 backstroke. Lule Veltin
and Jarrad Oever were fifth and
sixth in the race for the Mus-
tangs.
Estancia didn't have a team title to
brag about, but Frank Gamboa gave
them something to cheer for, when the
senior put on a dauling perfonnance in
the 200 freestyle and gave the team one
of its two titles on the day.
SPORT~ Friday, May 9, 2003 Al
,,
• " • El 1 • ~ .. AC.., CiA • P1 , T
ORANGE -The Costa Mesa 1 hgh
boys swim team set the tone in the first
event and swam away with the team u-
tle at the Golden West League ftnals on
Thursday at Orange High.
Trailing Costa Mesa's Evan Spencer by
.04 seconds in the final SO yards, Gam-
boa dug deep in the final tum and
blasted off the wall, defeating Spencer
by almost two seconds in a time of
l :56.42. Spencer finished in I :58.49.
Gamboa's lime was more than a second
better than the consideration time of
1:58.
Costa Mesa's Evan Spencer, above, makes a strong second-place showing m the 200-yard butterfly 1n the Golden West
League finals Thursday. Estanc1a's Frank Gamboa, below, swims to victory in the 200 free
l?van Spencer, Kyte Thorsness, Brian
Tipton and Adam Douglas opened the
meet ln the 200-yard medley relay,
dropping two seconds off their preHmi-'
nary time and earning an automatic
berth ln the crF Southern Section pre-
liminaries with a time of 1:47.70.
The ~ fell behind early m the
race after Thorsness had a bad tum in the
backstroke leg, but his teammates were
quick to pick up the slack. They got the
lead in the butterfly and held off Orange
in the freestyle for the victory. The P-dn-
thers were second in I :48.23, JUSI llUS!>ing
an automatic qualifying time.
The victory gave Costa Mesa a 36-
point lead out of the block.\. one they
didn't relinquish. They went on to score
379 points, llO points more than c;ec-
ond-place Orange (269). SaddJeback
was third (258), followed by 1'.stanc1a
(191.5), Ocean View (152). Wcc;tmmster
(131.5) and Santa Ana (123)
"I just didn't let up at alJ corning off
the wall in thl' last SO." Gamboa said. ·1
realized I was ahead in the last lap so I
just went faster."
Gamboa tried to take home his sec-
ond title in the 500 freestyle, but fresh·
man teammate Olad Kunen. decided
he wanted to share in some of the glory
and ousted Gamboa with a time of
5:16.46. Gamboa. who ran out of gas in
the final 50 yards, finished second in
5: 17 .95. Both limes were well below the
cons1deraoon ume of 5:25.
"My backstroker mis-,ed the turn be·
cause the flags are in a different place
here, so he was one and a half i.econds
slower than nonnal... Mustdng C..oach
Bob Shupp said. "But we made up for ll,
and he'll make up for 11 in the back-
'itroke."
Thorsness, a Creshman, did JU!>I that
After learning the flag placement. he
Costa Me..a got one other tndlvidual
utJe when freshman Adam Douglru.
knocked off top-seeded Ted Sewell of
Orange m tJ1e I 00 freestyle. Sewell was
swimming with a taped-up hand after
banging it on the wall in another e\ent.
Douglas took advantage. He swam a
24.15 split time and finished in 51.29.
1w.1 edging SeweU's time of 51.36. 'lbors-
ness was third in 52.09
Despite the~ win, Douglas was dJs-
couraged.
have done belier "
Dougla'>' lime bc-.1ed tbc com1dt'ra
uon time of 53.00. I le abo fi1w,hed third
in the 50 tree in ;!3.44. aho a rnmtd(•ra
11on 11me
"I don·1 tJ1mk 11 \\111 be good eno11~~h.
Dougid!> '>aid ·But '-"t' are rcalh h.ipf)\
with hO\.,, the team did We \\Or~t·tl
reall} hard all year long tor th1'>
I 1p10n had a strong d.t\ Im 1lw \lu~
1.u1g' takmg !>t'Cond pla11 111 tht' 100
hrt:a'>I 1n I :06.85, an au torn.Jiil 411.ilif\
ing ume He also tii11 ... hl·d 'ot'lond 1n th<:
.!OU l\1 <2:18.oh Un1r,r1ur1<11el\ he
'>\\cUn against the met'I' \I\ JI 1n holh
r..t<.l''>, <>range., Ph1lhp l•t·J,t:
~lark C1t'll wa'> third 111 the I 00 brea_'>I Ill
1 0'-1 .. N
"ipenc.tr. ~rl{tO I lerndJlde.1, fhur'>
llt''.>'> and £Jougltt.' 'lo'>t'd out Lhe mee1
tor the ~lu'>tang-. with d dominant ~wim
m the 400 lrc·e r<•IJ\, a-. thl· group pcN<:J
a <..on'>lderawm 11rne ir ~ J5 4fl. mori
thdn I.! ..,elomh J.head 111 St!cond plal 1
':>ctddlebilt k
·1 wanted to get an automauc t1me."
he '>aid. "It's great to ~1n, but I couJd
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SWIMMING
l'<·aw wun the l IJ(J hrt'tt\I 111 I 0--.J
and 1he 200 l\1 1n '.! I "j 07 C IJ'>lii \lt·'-J'>
SCHEDULE
Mesa's Thorsness clainis three titles TODAY
Baseball
College -UC Irvin£:: at Cal
State Fullenon 7 p m
Mustangs'
depth leads
team to
·championship
at Golden West
League finals.
Melanie Neff
Daily Pilot
ORANGI: -Katie Thorsne~
had a banner day Thursday for
the Co ta Mesa High girls swim
team at the Golden West League
finals at Orange I ugh, but in her
eyes, it wasn't enough.
The senior won atJes in the
200· and 500-yard freestyies and
swam on the wirtning 200 med-
ley relay. She also led off the 400
free relay team, which won the
race. but was disqualified When a
swimmer left the block early.
Despite taJdng home three u-
tles. as well as leading the Mus-
tangs to the overall team titJe,
Thorsness was disappointed.
"I didn't swim as well as I
couJd have,· Thorsness said.
·And I didn't get OF times."
Thorsness. who led the entire
way in the 200 free, lowered her
time by almost a second. finish-
ing in 2:09.85, six seconds ahead
of the second-place swimmer.
The CIF Southern Section con-
sideration time is 2:08.SO.
In the 500 free, Thorsness
again dominated the field, clock-
ing a 5:53.51, more than seven
seconds ahead of sophomore
teammate Patricia Shuppert,
who finished second in 6:00.90.
By the time Thorsness, who
posted a consideration time In
the preliminaries. headed into
the final 100 y-Md!>. '>he
lapped half the field
-1 wanted to get an
automauc ume," she
!>aid. *But I don't like the
wmd. I breathe on every
!>trok.e and the wind
reaUy bothered my throat today."
Despite Thorsness' perform-
ance, she lost out on the meet's
MVP award to Wesurunc;ter's
l leather Lucero. who won the
I 00 backstroke and 100 butterfly.
Lucero swam a consideration
time of t ·06.41 in the butterfly.
Thorsness was happy wtth the
team's overall victory and cred-
ited Coach Bob Shupp.
"Every year we have a different
coach," Thorsness said. "Coach
hupp stayed this year and that
really made a difference. We are
a really close team and we work
really hard for each other."
The Mustangs took home the
team titJe by 33 points, despite
giving up 36 polnts to Orange ln
the 400 freestyle relay after their
disqualification. Costa Mesa fin -
ished with 344 points. Host
Orange was second with 311, fol-
lowed by Westminster (214),
Ocean View (208). Estancia (188),
SaddJeback (171) and Santa Ana
(53).
Estancia junior Marilyn Reich
easily won the title in the 100
breaststroke. swimming a
1:17.42. Reich posted a 1:15.85 in
the preliminaries Tuesday. well
ahead of the consideration mark
of I : 17 .SO. Costa Mesa's Allison
Gravis took third in the breast in
1:19.20.
Reich was the top-seeded
swimmer heading lnto the 200
individual medley, but was upset
by Costa Mesa sophomore Ally-
son Harris. Reich was in sixth
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High sctiool -Nonhwood at
Corona del Mar 3 15 om
Newport Harbor vs
Woodbrodge at Windrow Paril
Irvine 7 p m Westminster at
Costa Mesa 3 15 om .
Estancia at Orange 3 15 om
Softball
1 High school -St Margaret sat
Sage Hill 3 15 pm Estancia
at Orange 3 15 pm Costa
Mesa at Westminster 3 15
pm
Swimming
High sd'lool boys and g.rls -
Corona del Mar 1n Pac1f1c
Coast League finals at CdM 1
p m Newport Harbor 1n Sea
View League finals at Newport
Harbor, 3 pm
Tennis
High sctlool boys -Newport
Harbor vs Irvine at Laguna
Hills 1n Sea View League
third place playoff. 3 15 p.m
Tredl and fletd
Mesa's Katie Thorsness cruises to victory Thursday in the 500-yard freestyle, one of her three wins
High scnoot boys and girls -
Newport Harbor in Sea View
League finals at Irvine 2 30
p m field events 4.30 pm
running events
Volleyban
place after the butterfly leg. with
Harris in second and teammate
Jessica Steenhard in first. Harris
took the lead in the backstroke,
more than four seconds ahead
of Reich. but Reich quickly
closed the gap in the breast-
stroke and took the lead with a
time of 1 :59.68 to Hams'
1:59.93. But Reich ran out of gas
in the freestyle and Harris
pulled away, taking the title In
2:33.75, topping her personal
best by more than four seconds.
Reich finished second In
2:37.14. Gravis was third In
2:41.05 and Steenhaqj finished
fourth in 2:41 . 70.
Harris also took third place in
the I 00 back 111 1 · 11 70 !-.Mancia
freshman Carolina Barnes wru.
fourth in 1.12.71. the only Eagles'
swimmer be'>1des Reich to place
in the top e1gh1 in any event
The Mustan~< depth was
what won them the m~t fa•en
when they didn't wm the race.
they placed se\.eraJ '>Wlmmers tn
the top eight, proV1d111g valuable
point!>. •
In the I 00 freestyle, Je~ica
Bunnell (I :01.7 41. Sarah Bowman
(I :03.05) and Olristine TWohig
(I :03.861 placed third, fourth and
fifth, respectively. earning 45
points. In the l 00 butterfly.
Sbuppert was third, ta.kmg three
seconds off her c;eed time in
5.lling Pnce . . . 12 3 qq 5
t_ociory Rtbole _!! 500
Netc.t
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1.08.52. Steenhard was fifth in
1:14.50. Bunnell 128.79) and
Bowman (28.81 l were fourth and
fifth in the SO free
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Harbor at Corona def Mar. 5·45
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AlO frtday, May 9, 2003 SPORTS
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TRACK AND FIELD
Rojas hums along in 800, 1,600
tDISCHOOL
BOYS TEfftS l~
Khoucy
captures
Sea View.A
Estancia senior
distance standout
doubles as Eagles
capture first league
title since 1990.
Bryce Alderton
Dally Pilot
COSTA MFSA -Humbeno
Rojas listened to his roonunates.
They saw the Estancia High
senior try on a pair of black
socks and suggested he wear
them during the boys Golden
West League track and field fi-
nals, conducted Thursday at
Orange Coast College.
Whether it was the socks
pulled up near his knees or not,
Rojas continued to show the rest
of the league his abilities, dou-
bling in the 1,600-and 800-me-
ter races and helping lead the
Eagles to their first league title
si.nce 1990.
Estancia went undefeated (6-0)
m the dual meet season and held
off Santa Ana. wh.icb was 5· l
heading into Thursday's finals.
The Hagles, former members
of the Pacific Coast League,
scored 119 points to Orange's 91.
"This is big." F.stancia boys
head coach Steve Crenshaw said.
"AU the kids have ~at attitudes
and are hard workers. We have
been consistent • all the way
across. You look at the marlcs
and, compared to· anyplace
around, we are doing well ...
Rojas broke a league record in
the 1,600 (4:18.33) by four sec-
onds on a wind-swept day on the
Coast track. He also went 1:55.36
to beat the field in the 800 to
automatically advance to the ClF
Southern Section Division Ill
preliminaries next week.
"I was worlcing that last lap to-
day," Rojas said about the final
leg of the l,600. "I know next
week how much I will have to
work. Coach told me to go out
and do whatever I feel."
Rojas, a state finalist in the
1,600 a year ago, had some help
from Estancia teammates Thurs-
day. but now we are performing In all
F.stancia's Zack Novak cap· our events. JJ. Oason Johnston)
tured league high jwnp charnpi-. has been doing it all season. If he
onship with a clearance of 6 feet. is not first, he is still getting sec-
4 incties while teammate Scott ond and third."
Sankey came in third (5-8). Johnston also competed in the
Sankey only did three of four 110 high hurdles and the 300 in·
jumps before leaving to make it tennedlate hurdles Thursday. He
in time for Estancia's volleyball and Ocean View's Francisco Oli·
match against host Ocean View vas were virtually even through
Thursday. The Eagles got swept. most of the 110 race, but Olivas
Jason Johnston took second in got the final push and won in
both the triple and long jumps. 15.94 to Johnston's 15~5. Novak
He leapt 41 ·11 in the triple jump finished third in 17.72.
and 21 ·2 in the long jump. ~Zack Nova,k stepped it up big
Mesa's Danny Krikorian set a time today.~ Johnston said as he
personal best in the triple jump wanned up his legs for the 300
(40-5~). his final of four jumps in hurdles.
the event. Novak finished third in Johnston said he hasn't de-
the triple jump (40-8) and Kri· cided whether he will race all
k.orlan took third in the long four events at the ClF prelims.
jump (19-2~). He finished third in the 300 hdr·
The top two from each event dies. an event won by Costa
automatically qualify for the ClF Mesa's Zach Powell in 41.6.
prelims and a third-place finisher "I nailed the second one with
can qualify by meeting a mini-my knee pretty good," Powell
mum standard for the event. said. "My form is still rusty be·
Versatility led the Eagles to the cause I haven't really been prac-
league title, Crenshaw said. "We ticing this· event. But 1 have an-
used to rely on the distance lcjds, other week, so I should be good
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD
'
for CIE I'm in better shape now."
Powell took second in the 400
(51.14).
Mesa's Luke Sapolu threw
131·7~ to win the discus while
Estanda's Joey Lindquist re·
corded a 43-4, good for third In
the shot put Keota Asuega. New-
port ·Mesa MVP ln football th,ls
past season and the district re-
cord holder for tou<;bdowns
scored (49), placed· fourth in the
shot put (42-0). Lindquist threw
116-11 in the discus followed by
Asuega's 116-4 toss.
f.stancia's Nie Koreerat took
third in the 100 (11.97) and the
200 (23.81) while Alex Cahuantzi
placed fourth in the 3,200
(lO: 10.23). .
Estancia's Abel Flores ran the
1,600. in 4:4 1.13 followed by
Mesa's Marco Huipe (4:41.27),
Carlos Ibarra (4:43.82) and Es·
tancia's Gerardo Orozco
(4:47.96), as well as Francisco
Morales (4:54.55). . Huipe
(10:13.44) and Ibarra (10:15.28)
finished behind Cahuantzi in the
3,200.
Bjelland breaks league ·record in 3,200
crown
l.AGUNA HIUS -New·
I•
• ...
. pon Harbor Hlgh ~
Robert Khoury ~ to··
upee< top-seeded Sflimpei
buld ot Woodbridge, 2·6.
1-t> (4), 6-l. in the singles U· •
de match lbunday .in the
Sea View League tnd.lvtdual '
boys teonb championships
at Laguna HW..
In the second eet, J(houry
went up. 5-2, but Suzuki
came back to tie it. 5·5. ln
tbe tiebreaker. Khoury took.
a quiet 5-0 edge, before Su· :
zuJd pulled to wiLhln a
point. .
Khoury became the 6rsl
Newport Harbor pJayer to
wto a league singles tl tle
lioce Geoff Ab"'"15 ih 1994.
when the formtt Stanford
All· American defeated Sailor teammate Jeff Thom·
sen, the a.amnt Newport
Harbor coach.
Costa Mesa wins first
league girls track title since
1974; Day also sets league
mark in high jump.
The wind kind of slowed me down, but it
made for good running conditions.·
BjeUand also won the 1.600 Thursday
(5:24.50) and was one of several Mesa ath-
letes to fuel the school's first league girls
track championship since 1974.
Mesa's Rachel Hughes in fourth (28.46)
and Estancia's Erica Plietez (28.77).
Mesa's 1,600 relay team took first in
4:07.44, beating Saddleback by almost 11
seconds and setting another league re-
cord set by Saddleback in 1997 (4:11.79).
lege about where to continue her aca-
demic and athletic career, finished third
in the long jump (15-7) while teammate
Cassey Brick won the event ( 15-11 v.).
Mesa earned 184 points, followed by
second-place Saddleback (95.5). Estancia
finished with 41 points. good for fifth
place.
At. a team, the Sailors will
play Lrvtne today at Laguna
Hilla at 3:15 p.m. ln a show· ,
down to decide the league's
third-place playoff team.
ESTANCIA
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
Senior Sharon Day tripled in the 100,
200 and high jump while running on the
winning 1,600 ·retay along with Rhondi
Naff, Stacy Krikorian and Toshia Bryant.
Mesa's girls volleyball team won its first
league ritle in school history this past fall
and the soccer team shared the CIF
Southern Section Division Ill title.
Continued from AA
COSl~ MESA -Costa Mesa High sen-
ior Oiristine Bjelland didn't want 10
eclipw the one-minute, 30-second mark
on her splits in the 3.200 meters during
1he gir~ Golden West League track and
field final' Thursday at Orange Coast Col-
IC'ge.
Day, who will play soccer and compete
in track next season for Cal Poly San Luis
Obispo, ran a 26.30 in the 200, leaped 5
feet. 8 inches in the high jump to break a
league record (5-2) and finished the 100
in 13.07.
She kept it as simple as possible.
"Coach just told us to win our events by
as big a margin as possible," Day said.
"The wind made running a hindrance,
but it didn't affect my jumping. The wind
was worse Monday." Bryant placed sec-
ond to Day in the 200 (27.44) foUowed by
Naff doubled Thursday, racing to first
(1:01.911 in the 400 and leaping 32-5 in
the triple jump. She made up ground on
the back straightaway of the 400 and
pushed past Estancia High's Ludi Valdez
(1:02.71) and Saddleback's Cannen Gon-
1.alez (I :02.63) in a tight finish.
Day's freshman sister, Jasmin, won the
800 in 2:25.23 and finished second to
Sharon in the high jump (5-4). Estancia's
Sage Otoole placed fourth with a clear·
ance of 4-6 followed by Mesa's Jenny
Sparks (4-2).
Valdez won the 300 hurdles in 49.34
while teammate Diana Rosete placed sec-
ond to Bjelland in the 3,200 (II :56.61).
Brick finlshed third in the 300 hurdles in
49.97.
ice errors were al'>o costly.
Heims said :.he would intt'l")t'1·1
some perspecllw with ht'r play
ers.
"This 1s the end of the wortd
for these guy') (nodding w ht-r
dejected player-.1 and that\
good,·· Heim!. '>aid. ··sut we '>llll
have so many opportumt1t'" thi~
season. It wouJd have bN"n nice
to sweep everyone. but I want
our gu~ to look more Joni;:
term.·
She held true 10 those words, breaking
a Golden West League record in the 3,200
(11:35.301 by a little less than three sec-
ond
"I wasn't actually aware when I was
running." BieUand said. "I found out after.
GIRLS
Continued from AA
running seriously this year. She
grew up playing soccer. but
running had also been a big
part of her life. Her m other, Ce-
d Hopp (now St: Geme). was
one of the best runners in the
storied hi1.tory of Stanford Uni-
versity and she is in the Cardi-
nal's Hall of Fame.
St. Geme also said she experi-
enced hip pain during the cross
country season, but overcame
the nagging injury before the
track and field season.
Cummins, who will con-
tinue her education at Dart·
mouth, also endured injuries
throughout the cross country
season.
Cummins said she is also ca-
pable of a better race and
plans to peak as the season
ends.
• STEVEMcCRANK/OALYPILOT
Corona del Mus Kevin Artz dominated the boys l ,60Ckneter
race Thursday in the Pacific Coast League finals at Irvine High.
·eovs
~fromNl
Turner ah~ Improvement
d~te tnJwy. He dJslocated hb
tbotilder Tueaday In I freek IC·
ddenL lut be was able 10 lln1sb
In a tea0n·besl time ot
lltfJ.87.
(
Arter hi race, he wore a sling
for hls r\ght ahouldcr. He wu
aupposed to run with the l1Jn1
on, u advised by hit doctora. ,,
•I'm not one who does what
the doctors tell me," Turner
aaid. "The· meet wu a Unle
dOM bdore that race. We
weren't to4aJly u~ a.bout ~
win. IO ' wanted to help OUl the team.•
Naff, who stands 5-11 and played on
the basketball team, agreed the back
stretch is where she gained on her oppo-
nents.
Mesa's Beverly Aina won the shot put
(34-8~) while Thida Pov threw 29-3. Vicki
Pham placed second in the JOO hurdles
(18.29) while Brick took third (18.32).
Naff, who is still deciding between Con·
cordia University and Orange Coast Col-
BRIEFLY
Sherman wins PCL golf t itle
Corona del Mar senior
comes from three shots
behind to top the league
field Thursday at El Prado.
Corona del Mar High senior Nick Sher-
man came from three shots back after
one day to win by three strokes Thursday
at the Pacific Coast League individual
championships at El Prado Golf Course in
Otino.
Sherman. who shot 2-over 74 Wednes-
day. carded a 1 -over 73 Thursday to surge
past University senior Neno Boonyapla-
nun. Sherman. fourth at league finals last
year, was one of six players to advance to
the CIF Southern Regional individual
championships, scheduled May 20 at Black
Gold Golf Course in Yorba Unda.
CdM junior Alex Chikovani finished 10th
in the two-day PCL tournament.
Sherman said he picked up five strokes
on two holes (13 and 14), when Boonya-
planun posted back-to-back double bo-
geys.
"I hit the ball really welJ today, but I
couldn't make a pun to save my life," Sher-
man said.
CdM Coach Mike S1arkweather was less
ambivalent.
"I thought he was truly outstanding,"
Starkweather said. ·He understands the
game of golf and is very aggres.sive. He
went after it today and I'm very proud of
him."
The Sea Kings, who repeated as PCL
champions this season. will compete as a
team ln the ClF Southern Region tourna-
ment Monday, also at FJ Prado.
Sea Kings rout Trojans
•SOFTBALL: Amy Tyson belted a
three-run double, Meaghan Bunney and
Sarah Stem each went 2 for 4, and Allssa
Zoelle pitched a complete-game two·hlt·
ter to help the Corona del Mar High soft·
ball team solidify its grip on lhird place
with a J 0-1 Pacific Coast League victory
over visiting University.
Shortstop Lauren Loe also earned
praise from CdM Co-Coach Racle Glffin
as the Sea K!ngs improved to 9"'8, 5-3 ln
league.
P•clflc CoHt LH1ue
CdM 10, Unlver.ity 1 kore by Innings University 100 000 o 1 7 •
CdM 063 001 10 a 1
Davis, Warner 131 and Gould. Zoelle and Tyson,
Stern 16) W -Zoelle, 8-6 l -Oavis 28 -Tyson
(CdM), Bunney (CdMI
Frrors costly for Sailors
• SOPTBALL: The Laguna Hills High
softball team scored two runs on three er-
rors in the third inning to put away visit-
ing Newport Harbor, 2-0, in a Sea View
League game Thursday.
The Sailors (9-9, 2-6 in league) got out
of the third inning without any more
dama.ge with ~ 1-3-2 double play.
Newport got another strong defensive
play in the bottom of the sixth , when out-
fielder Jenny Daniels tracked down a
double and relayed It to shortstop Athena
Vasquez. Vasquez fired home to Julianne
Bass, who made the tag at the plate for
the final o.ut of the inning.
Ashley Gleason and Vasquez had the
onl)fhits for the Sailors. Kim Moore took
the loss, giving up just three hJts, a single,
double and a triple. The Sailors will close
out the se1i5on next week. playing host to
Woodbridge on Tuesday and Foothill on
Thursday.
S.. View LM1ue
Mike Toole (.-.even lulls), Paul Toman five
kills, four blocks). Nick Gla,.!)1<: (four l1ll\,
two blocks) and seller Adam Schles111~er
(42 assi t , four blocks) contributed tu
the victory.
CdM sweeps Timberwolves
• VOLLEYMLL: The Lorona del ~lar
High boys volleyball team capped it., un
beaten run through the Pacitk Loa\!
LeC!gUe Thursday by '" eeping ho\I
Northwood, 15-9, 15-10. 15-':I.
The Sea Kings (17-10, 10-0 in league).
ranlced No. 2 in CIF Southern Section Di -
vision II, had I 0 kills each from senior
middle blocker Eric Jones and sopho
more outside hitter Tom Welch.
Senior Gunnar McOellan added nine
kills, while Brandon Sherick-Odom and
Kevin Welch chipped in eight apiece. Set
ter Greg Gabriel had 46 assists and nine
digs. '
Kevin Welch added 12 digs and McCJel
Ian had eight for the winners, who fini'ih
out the reguJar season tonight with their
annual BanJe of the Bay against Newport
Harbor. CdM hosts the showdown at 6
p.m.
Lightning falls in five
• VOlJ.EYBA.U.: The Sage Hill School
boys volleyball team completed its regu-
lar season with a 15·9, 11 -15, 15· 7, I 3· 15,
13-15 loss to visiting Capistrano Valley
Olristlan Thursday. lagun1 Hiii• 2.. rMwport H1rbor 0
Score by Innings Newport ooo ooo o -o i
Laguna Hiii• 002 ooo x -2 J
Junior Kevin Joyce had 32 kills and four
4 blocks, whlle junior Macsun Friedenck 0 had 15 lcills and eight blocks for the Llght-Moore and 8a11; Fait and Davia. W -Fait. l:
Moore (6-8).
Sailors trounce Knights
• VOUBY&U.L: Coacp Dan Glenn's
Newport Harbor High Sailors swept Poot·
hill, 15-11, 15·3, 15·11, ln the final Sea
View Lague boys volleyball match of the
sea.son Thursday at Newport. The Sailors
(18-11, 9· 1 ln league) finish a.s Sea View
co-champions with Woodbridge lfld
await the release or Monday's CTF
Southern Sectlon playoff pairings.
nlng.
Junior setter Julian Smith-Newman re-
corded 52 assists for the Ughtning, which
fell to 8·8, 6·8 in league.
Eagles edge Lightning
• MSBBA.LL: Visiting Capistrano Valley
Cluistian High earned an 8·6 win over
Sage Hill School Thursday ln a seesaw
Academy League baseball clash.
The Ughtning seiz.ed a l ·O lead In the
first, but the Eagles tied It ln the second,
then claimed 11 S· l advantage.
Sage Hill. however, scortd five to take
the lead In the ftttb George Dempsey (J
for 3 wftb two doubl ) drove ln the go-
ahead run .•
1.
I
CdM OnJshes the regular season with
games at home against calvary Cllapel
Monday, then at league·leadJ01 North-
wood Wed.n day.
1.oeJJo ttruck out three and walked
three, blinking the Trojans the nnaJ m
innings.
·The kids are excited," Glenn aald . "We
won aJJ of our pmes tn the aecond n>und
of league and we have momentum whb
our ftnt playoff game (today at 6 p.m.
apintt hem Corona del Mar in a non·
le~e Back Bay cluh). That'• wbaJ I'm
teJ.l.ln8 them. that lt'1 our ftnt p&.yoff
pme, only we get to go oo no matter
wbaL"
JUnlor mJddJe blocler. Jamie Olefen·
bach led the Sailors whh 11 k1Ut and three
ttuft' blocb aaalntt the ICnJihCI (5·5 ln -.WJ. wblle teunmatee Mlchael ~nAld <ltlh• ldlla, fWO Mnfce Ket),
But eve tied lt ln the s~th and acored
twice In the aeventb to avenge Tuuclay'a
13·9 ION to Sage HJU.
'Jbe Ugbtning. DOW 13-6, 9·4 ln league.
dOteS out the league aeuon wjlh two
games aplntt leque·leadlng Oxford ir. •
Academy oat week. '
Jac:.kJe Manntn.a and Lauren Gep bad
RBI l1ngl for the wlnnera.
Unlwrslty fd too.a In Jequ
·t.
eve. batt.linc sage Hill for HCond piaeo ,
ln the leque ttanclir\p, hu a double·
header Satutday tplnst Odo.rd.
~Pilot
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that "' M1991k1tlon 11•• ~ 141bfftitt,d by w ...
Sustll (Bronnie LM) lo
est1bt1.tl 1n utlnc end
dr1Mllfll ftell1ty Wlllllll Ille llvftt CommetCIM
$110t1Pin1 Centfr Tiie
f1ti11ty will include Hie
•nd .., vi« of beer end
wifle for on site con
11rmpt1011 fll• new
1lloppln1 center Is
currently under con
tlructlon •I the corner
of MKAtthUf Boulevard
ind Bison Avenue •nd
•deQuate parl.lna tor the
1est•ur1nt I• planned
The eet1blishment will
occupy J.566 square
fut o f the 19,694
foQUllH fMt previously
111thorl1td by UP2002
020. Th• f1.c1hty wlll not
provide 1ny u clu11ve
outdoor d1n1n1 arH 11
this time Tiie pr0perly
1<1 IOUttd kl the PC (Sub·
11H 15 of the Bonita
C•ttyon Pl1nned Com
mun1ty) !Mlrtd
Property louted et
l J46 Bl$Oll Avanue
This PfOf&cl hH bu n
revtew.d, 1nd 1t has
bffn determined that II
11' ClltlOllCIHJ eumpt
under the 1tqu11ement1
of the C•hlotnta Envo
ronmental Qualtty Act
under Class I ([ al\lln1
fac~11tn )
U.e P-ft UP200J-
O II 11 M;heduled tor
rev>ew by lhe Plannma
Department ul the <\!IY
of Newport Beach -er ..... ,., ..... ,. Moy
20, 200J. Wrtll en
comrnenls ur tnput
1etaltd to the p•oie~t
sho uld be ~ubm1tted lo
the Planm1111 ()epartmenl
by Mond•y. Mey 16,
?003. In ot der to be
considered 111 lhe Plan "'"I Ou ecta<'s du1\lon If approved •I the 111n1
of rtvifJW, the appol
IH'ttnd of 14 day\ will
b'itln trom that d•t~.
du11n1 whoth lome •ny
1nt11n ted p11 ly ot lhe11
eulho11zed •1enl •P
1r oeved Ill th•I dtK "'"" may hie a not'te nl
!21!!.I!_ lo lhe Pla11111111
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Commlulo11 with 1 ftfln1
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PfOCMllfl
Th• 1pplkatlon •114
d1nlop1111nt plens of the Pf090'4d Pf t .,..
u11labl1 for public
revtew and ln"411Cbon al
the Pl•nnln1 Oep11t
Mint. City ot NtwPof t
Buch llOO Ntwport
Bo11l1v11d, Newport
Beteh. Cat1forni1, m59-
1768 for furthei infor·
m1llon conhcl the
Ntwpoit Buch Pl1nnin11
Oepattment 11 (949) 644
3200
NOTl1 The u penH of
thi' notoce I\ P••d hum
• lllln11 fu collected
flom tt.1 apphc1nl
Publl,htd Newport
BHl h Cos.ta Mull Daily
Pilot May 9. 2003 rJ74
llOncl TO CllllTOIS
OfMIWI
(SKS. 61041610Sr U.C.c.)
bn.W.:
OOOSMOS-111 "\.
Notte• " heteby 11ven
to cred1ton of lht within
named Sellet tha t a bulk
sale " •bout to be made
of the au1ts dnc11b1d
below
The n1mu and bu\1
neu addresws ol the
Seller •rt Ry1t1 CU<
POl•lton J002 Cl Camino
Real Justin CA 92787
lhe l0<1toon tn Calo
fnr n1a ol I he t h1tl
uecullvt ofh<.e or the
Seller IS SAM[ AS
A80 Vl
A\ hsted by lhe Seller.
all nlher bus111en names
and .1ddfeues u\ed by
lhe S.-llf'r w1th1n lhree
yurs belore the date
\ulh ll\I was sent r>r
dehvered to lht Buyer
11e £1 Pollo l oco Stnre
#1227. 3001 El Cammo
Ae•I. !11~1111. CA 92782
lhe namu ""'' bu" ness add1en es nf lh~
Duyer ert i.hon11, I LC,
18!>3? Rancho C11\1ta"°.
Alln Alt Ghom1udeh
l aiiun.i N1cuel, CA 91677
fh~ aneh to toe sold
art cj,.".11bed 1n gen er al
as F ""shtH COOdw1ll
tr 1~n•me equ111m~nl
f1\lu1n \t&n\ lusf'hnld
1mpro•~men1s le•\f dlld
t.uultold intuol
bulld1n1 end 111 other
UHh uud In th•
ot1«•tlo11 of the bu~
"'" end we located et. I !M!I
Hetbof BouJev111d. Cost• Mesa, CA 92627
lh• builneH 11an1e
U'8d b7 the Sellet at
th.It loabon IS. Cl Pollo
Loc:o, Stoce 15519
The a11tic19ated date of
the bulk Hiit IS May 28,
2003 at the olft« of
law71u Tttle Company,
Attn. Kathleen Hunb·
man, 18551 Von Ka1man
Avenue. •100. lrvtne, CA
92612
Thts bulk sale 11
sub1ec t to C•lifo1n1•
Un1fo1 m Commerc ial
Code Seclton 6102.2
If so subject, the nama
and address of the
pers on with who m
claims m1y be hied is.
la wyers ntle Company.
Attn· Kathleen Hunts-
man, 1115!>1 Von Karman
Avenue 1100. Irvine. CA
92612. and the lut day
fOf hltna claims shall be
May 27. 2003. WhKh ts
lhe buStntss day before
the ule dale ~ctfted
above
DATCD· Apr il 29, 2003
Chom1, lLC. A C•hl01n1a
1tm1ted habllrty comp.1ny
IYs /S/ All ~la•-
4elo, M....lt.r
Published Hewpor I
Beach Costa Mes.t Daily
Pilot May 9, 2003
C.NS 534603
Sll'lllOI com Of
WOlllA.
COUllTY Of OIMGf
341 n. City DIM, hip,
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OIDtl TO SllOW CAUSl fOI
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WUUlla: ll11655
10 All IN TrRESIFU
Pl A SONS
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f •him. Ab""' f ah1111 ••ul
Ad.•m Fah•m. and Y.1h1~ r ahtm and Abeef I Alum
on btnalf ol Aditnt r .thtm
• mtnO< lil~d • peltltun
w1lh lht\ tour I lnr a
dritrt-e ch•nam~ n .. m .. ,
••follows
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>oh n II ewle1
Abet< f ahtnt lu
Anty K•i-pltr
Ad•tll ' ........ IU
Ad~rn Ktpplf'r
? IHI C.OURI OHO! RS
lt'tdt dll pt:• wn\ 1111e1
e\l~d tn lht\ m.ller sh.all
ap11oar belor e lhts •our I
at the h.a11nii tnd•cated
bf'low lo show cauu 11
dny •hy the peltlton fv1
•hange ol n•me \huuld
1101 be ,,.11ted
HOTIC[ or Hf AHING
o ,1e 6 J OJ '""~ 7 oo
pm Otpl L IJ
The addr•u ol lht' rnu1 I
1\ '""'l" d\ nof.,.d Ahovti
l A ""'Y ol tht\ fltdN
10 Show tause shall be
pubh\lled a t leot onu•
each we•!. tor l11u1
sot..t,..,~•ve week~ pfWJt
lo lht d•le stl fur
h•.0•1011 on lhe peltlton
1n the li>llow1n1 news
P~c>e• ol genetlll UICU
lat11Jn p11nted 111 lhl\
county Nn rl>Ur I R,..<h/
Cosl• Mt\.o ll••ly Ptl<>I
HO W Ray Cu\ta Meu
C.A 92627
Dcte: AH 14 2003
llKHUD O. fl.UH.
Sit., JUDGE OJ THI
SU'latott COUaT
Published Newpor I
Buth C.Od.t Meu Oarly
Ptlol Apt-ti 18 15. May
2 9.2003 f 307
Publte hea11nrs will be
held by the Costa Men
Pl•nntn& Comm1u ton at
C1ly Hall 17 f a11 011ve.
Cost• Meu. Caltfornta,
al 6 30 p m . or as ~oon
H pou1ble thereafter on
Tweoclay, May 27,
2001, r eca1 drne the
fottow1ns a,>P11uuons
I An Otdtn<N1Ce of Ille
City Council of thl City
ol Costa Mau •mendln1
nue 13 of the Costa
Men MunKlp•I Code
rtlaUn& lo Anldentlal
Oevtlop1111nt Stand11cb
and bet.I an Re~iew
l'roc edure,, '"d •
Auolut10n ol lht Crty
Council ot th• City of
Colla Mt!.i 1mend1n1
th• Ru ldenllal Oti1111
Gutclehne• (,rv11onmen
tal delermmahon u
empt ? Plann1na Al>Pltt.•lton
PA OJ 10 for Ja mes
1'01ndu tu. author11ed
111nt 101 P•Clftt. M•n
ae•menl Group/There~•
S•ldan•. IOI • cond1
ltonal use permit lot 11
martial arh studio in a11
e x"tlna 1nd 1u t1 l•I
bulldlns wtth o minor
eondltlon1I use per mil
to devi•I• from shared
pa1kln11 1equ•tt m•11h
bued on oltset ho urt. ot
t>petatton, located •I 775
W 17111 Street. Suite M
rn 1n MG zone F nv1
ronmtn l•I d1lerm1n.;
hon e•empt
If •n1 ot the p1eted1n11
echons .,, t h1llenced 1n
court, the challln&e may
be ltmtled to only those
1u uet. -e 'lllAS at
the p'ub ltc h e111n1
destrtbed 1n lht\ nn1tce
or 1n w1111 .. n • 011 e
'pondentP d•l1•trttl lo
lhe Pbnmn& t.mnmf\•uon
•I OI p1101 lol lhr 11ubltc
hurtnt
for lu1th~r 1nlo1m1
toon on lhe •buve
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(71 4) ,.,,, 514') Ill ¥1511
the otllt~ ol tit~ PIJn
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Mnd,f'.Jltlt11 111.t
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1'£HSONS
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C.UAHAN TUBB ON RI
HAL f 01 C.HAIS I OP~I( A
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With fhl\ lOUll fur •
deu e• ch.1nf tni nAmn
•\ lolluw\ t HRIS I()
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'" U IRl'ilUPHfR 111roe WRHAH
) I H( I.OUR I ORO( AS
th•I all fJt'r\•JnS tnlN
t'\led 111 lht\ m,1tler \hall
.~Jl$l~~f t; ... t11'~ fhl\ t t1ut t
11 th~ """'"'II tnOtt 1t~d 1teh1w lo \how l411\~ 1f
any why the ptl1lt(ln '''' thAttt1~ ctf ndmt' \hould
n11t bt' 1r 1ntt d
NO TIC£ or Hl AAI NI.
1>1te 6 l OJ Tim• l 00
pm Otpl l l l
fhe llddrus of the r 0111 I
t\ ume •• nolt'd abo••
l A copy of lh" 01~1
tn Show c IU\f sh~ll bt
11ubhshed .it lu\I once
euh ,,,.,~ fnr four
'\UtCe~,,._ .. Weft~\ ~ l<tf
to lhf'" dal~ u t lw
h•a1tnll on lht' P•lttt<tn
m lh.. lnllow1n, ftt'W\
P•P"' Ill ctntul ttrtu lllltOll Ill ~ltd 1n· lht\
county 011ly P1101
Oetet A'91 21 2003
lttCHUO 0 . fl.UH,
Sit., JUDGI Of THI
SUPlltlOll COC.lltT
Publtihf'd Ne "por I
Buch Co,ta Mesa Daily
P1lut Aprtl 25. M1y 'l. 9.
16, 2003 r 337
NOTICE Of' APPLICA·
TION
TO SELL ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGES
Dateol F~ ~
caboo Mlty 5. 2003
To Whom II May
Concern The Name(a) OI tr'9
AclPlleanl(a) "''re IS-LANDS NEWPORT
BEACH L-PSHIP
The appltCanlS IJS*:I
llOOVe lie lpplylng IO
tne ~~ o! Alco-tooliC ConlJOI
IO sell llcx>holie l>ellef · ages at MACARTHUR
BlVO ANO BISON AVE
NEC NEWPORT
BEACH, CA 92660
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aunl tor Bob VCt2el to1
6 390 "I II sernnd
\tory addition to• ~•n1tle OOTlCE TOCREDITOAS tan11ly rn1dtnu•. loLali;d
OFBLlJ<SAl.E at 1087 Clf'n Ctrclt tn
(VCC Sec. 6tOl5) an A2 MO ront! E11v1
EsltoowNo 1012SIO-OC ronmenh l delerm1na
OOTlCE IS ~ 1tu11 oempt GIVEN .., I ~ 1111 II J Minor r.ond11tonal
aDolA " be fiw:i8 Tl'e Ust Pt< mil ZA 03 40 to<
tWnl(I) rd ~ lhendorr Robins Jr an «Mal .. llllll(S) •ulho1111d .a1ent tor ~ ~ T SAM ~ )ohn W McCray, I<>
Tl1Nl4 lH NOOC SN.4 allow trmporllly stor.11e
N#J BFWf P SN.4 N#J of nf'w •t h1clu •I an
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W t9™ ST. COSTA p1~1ly (no urvtu ot
llESA,CA92BZ7 1ep•11 '' proposed) Ol:t"a , ~ • locattd at 1485 Dale MAlh..._..., Wey 1n 1n MC 1one
M rlt'fJT ~ tWnl(lj [nv1111n-ntal deletmt-
rd an *8l 1-1 by nalt<>n uempl rw ~..., rw Piii If any ol tM prKedtnl hw~ •.-I~ 1ct1ons ~• t hat11tn1ed 1n f'e _....Ha S court the ch.allen1e may UOlXlR. 125 V1CTOAA be ltm1ted to only !hose
~TA ~ CA. tnuu 111 w111ten cone-
....,.,. .. " ~ spondenc~ deltv11ed to lJOlXlR. 11851 C>W'tMN the Zon1n1 Admmtslr alOI AVE., GAAl94 QROllE. p11or lo, the above date CA. OfWa VI.I.A r or lu1ther 1nto1matton
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AVE..OfW&.CA hon\, telephone (714) Ti. tJcllCrl tl Cllbnfll of 7 ~ 5 245, Of Vt st I the
flt 0.... ~ Olce office ol lht Pl1nnin1 of h .... la 886 W 01v1'1on. Room 200, 77
11JTH ST. COSTA~ r atr Or IVt. Cost• MeH ,
CA 92!12'1 C•lifor nit n.IWN(I) lndbaiwa Publis hed Newport a:n-d ,_ ~I) Buch Co,t• Mesa Daily
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n. -blt'G 8'.. HOllC£ IS HEREBY flllWlltt ~..:! GIVCN that • publtc ~ .,,.,....,,...... hea11n1 wtll tit held by ~. .,."" the Cost• Mesa City NY9flOOY ~ Council on May 19.
lEAS90.D 2003. el 6 30 p 111 ., In ~ tbe Council Cllambeis of ent1~ST~~ ~~ City H.11. 11 hw O<We, ~·::,;._... .. --. Oft ttie toaow1111 •t•m .,..._, MASTCll P\Al4 Rt:YIEW Ti.ta.tt•ll~ll> PA 03 01 for Ct1Hn m ~ • ,. Auoclatn. 1111t1torlze4
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110U. Cent• '"""'*"Y ..... Thi,..,. lrtd ..._ d louted 1t 815 lown
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Friday, May 9, 2003 '"
t1m1 and pine, 111
tnletts ltd person• m•y
eppur .llld be heiltd by
lhl City CouM;tl on 11wi
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name referred to above CA~
wes hied 1n Diane• Timothy Lew11 'l9(J8 fhe lollo wina ~''°"'
County on!> IJ 99. fill 6th Avenue Los Mae*. •te tkl<n1 buMneu n
NO 19996793106 CA 90018 lo"ll • H•u Studio.
Oo<11 B11lly M•l•rs. fhn bu\men " con 14!>0? Oel Pr aOo Ste A
140 fer n luf Ave d"'ft d by • ltllllted Oen• Point CA92629
Coron• Otl M11, CA p•rtnusl11p Shelly Lyn lo•ell
f11H With UM (.;CM1ntr
Cltt'll ot Ora111• Cc.unly
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D•tlr Pilut Af,f II ~.
Mar 2. 9. 200l r m JUUlfOlOK, D...,ty(.tty~
l'ubl1Shed Newpo1 t
Beach·Coste Meu 01111
Pilot M11y 9, 2003 f 317 92625 !lave you stiltted dotn& 2450:.> Oel P11do Ste A
l h1s st1lement hu bu,1nn s 1•t• Ku Oan• Point CA 92629 ltte foMowt,_, jHrft.uttt. IOllJOfMJC-been eae<uted pursu•nl ( ltu belh Thomas Th,. buMnen is con 111 dotltl Du\tne\\ 4'
NOTICE IS H[A[BY to section 11!119 ol lhe t.t nttal P11tner ducted by an 1n4tvM1ual Lydia D•inow US/I 4Jt,
GIVEN that 1 publtc Bu,meu and P1 ofn fh" •l•l,,11e11I wn Ha .. you >lllltd doonl Heltotrope $utl~ I r
hurina will be held by sion\ Cude ltltd with lht County bvslfl<!s> yet> Ves 3/'/9/ Co1on1 Del Mtr (.A
lh• Co1t<1 Mesa City llH\ bu\1ntu ts ton Cle1t. ot Ou nce County 99 9261!1
Council o n May 19 , dutled by an mdtvtdual on 04/?'.l/03 Shelly l u .. 11 ferry J Koen1i. l/I
2003 at 6 JO pm . 111 Charles W Mn l1ts. )fl 2003•f4267J flu• \l•l•m•nl wn Vt1l• Sue1te Ht•li•<ft
the Council Ch1mbets of lhl\ stahoment was Daily P1lul May 2 9 lb, fried with the County But h, CA 92660
City H•ll. 71 Fetr DI••• hied with the Counly 23, lOOJ r 34!> Clerk ul o .... " .. County lh" business I\ t '111
on the lollowma item Clert. of 011n1e County u11 04/1'>103 dulled by •n ind Mdu.il
APPLICA110H ltom onCY.1/07/03 fldltlM...... 20036940922 Have you >l1tted Ckit1tt
Council Member Mona 20036943779 OatlY Prlot Apr 18. 15. buuneu yet' Ito
h an 1ppealtn11 Ute 011ly 1'1101 May 9. 16. ...S..... Ma y2,9.?00J f3'lS h Hy J Kientlt
Plan111na Commin ion'\ l!l.~......:'.161 lhe lollow1n1 pe"""' ri.....t..-~ Jht\ 't11erne11t • ''
approv•I of Minor oes111n ''~ dome busmns 1s ~ -I tied with the 1 •1•
Review ZA 02 60 tor J.fl .._ t~ B11t Bid Bu\ Unl11n1ted, ... S..... Cl•rk of 011n1e Co• 1
Mayland. '1ulhoriled --428 Mornin1 • Ca"yon (he lollow1n11 per\on' on 04119/0l
•eent to• luhn Rice. lor The tollo wma persons Road, Corona Oel Mai ere do•llll bus1ne\\ H 200J69426•t'
1 second story idditton ., .. do1n11 business H CA 92615 lm•llt' Cunwltmc )00 0~11y Pilot May I 9 16
to an Ut\ltn& Stn&le Malthan family frusl. Kimberlee ( Ora~e. C.t&ney l 6ne •104 l) 2003 I,'\!)
t _,1 ... th 1699 M1norta Place 428 Mornrn• Canyon Co•t• Mt>• 'A"""L) ~ ............... ilnn y res1 .... nce, w1 an Co\la Mtsa C.A 92616 • • • ... .,..,1., ~--·
uemplion from llill4&• Mith••I T M.tlthan Road Corona Del Mar L•lert• I McCully JOO '-s....t
w1dlh requ11emenl5 due lrusl H of M•llh•n CA926?'l Ca11ney t 4 ne •10~.
to 1nadequ•le 11ara1e rannl• ltusl 11117102 lom Wt l 1•I ?b Ne w11.,1t l!eHh LA lhe tollowmc Pt• .on\
d1mens1o"s <20' re 1699 , M1norta Place Northern Pine luop 91663 •rt dome bus11ws\ "'
quired, 19' t>t\h) Co\l.t Me\il CA9?6:.>6 Alt~VitjO CA 976~ Thi\ bti'.tnO\ t\ •un Oohs N Ahn IJO £
located di 'l56 Rose fh1s busmos IS ton dull•<! by .n t110t•wlu•I 17111 SI Unit H t .. ,,,,
lane in an Al lllM M1chtllt A M•lth•n dutted by cu p•rtners HA•t' you llMted "°'"II Meu CA 9l627
En•tronmental Dele1m1 It usl•t ot Mallh•n 11.t•t 1ou \I.tried 11...tllt/ bu• ones. ytt' No 11111 r1anc.es Avol"""'
nlllton f aempl f •mtly lrusl 12 17/02 ltttstnf'ss yet> Nu I I •l~n• MtCully 40?':> II Calle <.on•>U
If THE AFORCM(N 1699 M•norc.t Plue K1mbe11u E Orah lhi< statement .,0 l aaun•Woods CA9Jt.!>l
T'ONCD ACTION Is C0\11 Me'" CA92626 fomWellel ThlS bus.ness t\ ton fht\ bu\tftf'\\ t\ ton l1led with th.. C:ounly CHALLENGED IN COURl . dutled by I amtly Trust fht\ \l.tltmtnl was Cletk ,,, Orin.ir 1 .unly ducted by "" 1nd,.11l11•I the ch;allen&t may be lil•d with lhe C"unty on 04 ?<J OJ Ha.e you U•rl•d •I'""'
hm1led to only tho"" H .... yuu \l•rled do1n11 Clerk ol Oran& .. (uunly 20034942643 bu\mtss , .. ,, Y~· Nu•
bu""'" yrl' Yo Cl"; 04 11 OJ 17 1995 l\su1es h r a1sed d al bth11e O:l, 03 on O•tly Pilot M•y l <; I b 1 Avetoom
pub IC UI '"' tSll t ~ Mil hdtl l M•llh•n 20031>940609 13 200) r $'>8 '" the noltce 111 111 Daily Pilot Apr 18 t'l .........__ ._,___ lhtS \lalrmenl w.-
11 d lht\ \l•lemrnl WI\ May 'J 9 2()0J f jJ'} ....__ hit<! wtlh lht ( l)lutlf '"" en tOfrtspon """ hied w1lh th~ r:ounty • deltvered to the Cth i.-s.....t Cltr~ of Or•n1e Cuuuty Council al. or p11or to Cl•tk 0 1 !>••11~• County fidllM~ on04 l!>10J
the publlc heartnl! on 0'>1()6. 0 I .,_ S........__. rhe 1.,11nw1nr perso•I\
NOHCl IS f URHl!R 20031>94'511 - -.irt do1n2 bu•.111 .. ss n ~OO:i6940908 Ill ~
GIVEN that al the al.love Udtly Pilot M•y 'I 16. lh~ foll!lwon1 1>e"''"' SanYtdo b6!> Paulll!tnO "1f Pilot APt II"'~ ~nd pl•te •II ?J j() 10()j f J69 ar• doing bu\tnHS d\ ~2v6e"" t O\I~ Mt~ t.A May? 9 1001 I lli ~ ~ • Oft tc ~ & In du\ Ir o•I ., •u fidlt6m l ... H
1nlerestect person\ may S ....... ef Relo1 alu"' C.onwll.inh M11"iwa Corpt..1al1on
appur and be heart! by Ala.~ tfUMef ';190 Stl••• l:dnyun ko 1CA1 18JS W ?lllh St ' "-S....
the City Counctl un lhe I .. Suitt G Yorba l tnd• r:A Su11e 23'> lorr•nto C.A fh• tollow1ne P~''"'"
above •ltm fktltlM lusiless "-97887 90501 •• • 0011111 buw1"" ·'"
JUlll JOLCIK. lto~ f'JlluWIO& PttVtn Jdl!le\ Antt1uny fluvPt 11 .... bu\tne\\ I\ 0 un Gon, 001 w .1k ""'
D•puly City Clerk ha-dl1~ndctn•d the U\I' ')390 S1lvP1 t dttyoitt Rd duded by a corp11r;11ton 19'>01 Ar •1tun L111 It
l'ubltshed N~wp.,11 ol lh• I 11 l1t1ou\ Bu\1 Su1I• C Vorbd I 1todd LA H••t vou \lorled dr,111~ Hunltn&lon Beach t A
!leach Co~la Mes• 0Atlv O•\\ N1lnl• CIS Net 9?887 t.u\lnP\\ yet> Nu 92&46
P11o1 M.;y9.2003 f361 ""'k" Inc SOI SI l ht'. bu\tn•V·" '"" M1huwa Lulpt')ldltun lht1\ltne Kaq >1to•k1
PUIUC SAU f\ndl•w Rd NPwp.,rt duct•ll by dR ond1 .. d1J•I K.i1uh1ko HOii SPtr•tory 19';01 A1•11on C'H ,,
Pursuant to C.haplei 11•.Hh tAClfbf>J lid•• vou ''•11•~ 1J..,ng lho\ ··l•l•menl wo Hunltngtun Be111 h '11
10 commencin1 with fh• I 11 lot1o1u· Etu\in•" ltu\lnl'\\ Y•I' Yr\ 01 111 .. d wtlh th" tuunly 9/1>46
?1100 ol lhe Bus1n•\•, 11~111• t~l•tt••J l•1 •buvt I" /(.ll)t Lief~ ul l>r•n~• luu11ly Tht\ bu\tne'l t\ • "''
and P1ole,s1ons C.od" wA\ ltltd 111 UtJ1tl(e J~m•· A linl(Pt un 05 ()(,OS dutled by •n 1nd1v1<.lu ti
nultlt is hereby il'"en r •• .,nty ""I ll O? I ti ( lht\ \IJl•mr11t ... , 200ll>94lSIO Hive you \l;trl~d rlrn11r
lh•I A· Slora&e of Co,I• NU IQ(Jlf,IN lt96 ltl~d w•lh 111~ r ouuly 0 •1ly P1lul MJ) 11 16 bu\1nns Ytl No
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Mail I ~nter woll UU'>t ti Al '>Ill SI Andtrw\ un ()4 01 01 • • 1111\ •l•ltment ., "
lo be \Old lo the e("ntral Rd ~ew1 ,,, B~A<h CA 1 20031>9391>31 Fiditi.st.sit.u ltltd Wtlh the Cuuut,
pubh• by l•,mpel11tvt b•d 'n'bl>J 11 .. 11 f'<l<>I M .• y I 1 lb "-s....f tlt•k ol Ounat ' '"''''
•I 74SI! Newport Blvd lh1• tm 1n•'.\ " l'>n ?I l()(H I JC,7 Ille tollowine P"'°"' ,.,04 /9 03
I "'t" Mesa Caltforttt• du• l~ll t.o 1 • "'"' .rAltfln -. --~,. <loon& bu\onn\ J\ 2003•942674
926?7 on May 19 ;>()()] GI$ N•l fictltillst.sititu "' ALLt\\ lhe Ed&• bl Daily Pilot May l I II
11 10 00 AM lltt lul wur~\ 1111 I hol 11111-.1111 ._ s...... lht' [d(!t Stmtn•r\ 616 ?J 200J I I I
ttly lh•\ ··l•lem•nl ,.J.. ht ollow1ne per\c.n' M CA 92626 lowing de\t.nbrd Pf<lll l;h,.1 lJt• IJllttrr I I 1 I 5tavttw lJnf' C.u\I• f1cllll.t.iltu
I ( 1rr tlntnll bU\tRt\\ d\ t'\I l II-..........__,, Unit l'l'l Vtntenl I •kd w1lh lllt .uunly C 1 U tbb84 S lk le11 Rtlth•~ 616 Sea - -Ott~o AKA V1n <eot I lerk nl 014n~• Luuntt 1'"1 ~1 (' 1 Y 11r .itw L•ne Co\la Mt \• lht lull1>w1n~ 11•• .. ,,.
IAmt\ Deleo per \un•I "" 114 11 0 I l' ;;7 lOs "0 " "'" a .. , CA <;1626 ••, doina bu• •nt ,, , ~~~~s"' ~~~m=\u\u1•;l~~.'1~ ~'.:iv3~~1!~6A~~ Pl ,., 10~117;,!',uT~'5,r1~•;rr:. du1,~~o ~~\·:~s~.,~~ •• ~·~:1 t;:;~~ A~1~";:'.11u • .':
and UI '""'"'"'Y May I 9 IOU I r IH. SI F uunl•ttt V•llty CA f1ave yuu \la< lt d d••n11 D• •B Nr •l)llrl Ho .. lo
Unot 245 & 740 Al I PtJIU( llOTKI 97708 bu\lftt'>\ 1,.,, Nu CA 9266J
Ro11trs petSonal iirop lht\ businr'\ t\ lOn le11 Ritchie letry W lthnta" 4M llJ ttlt hou•,.huld proper llO'TK1 Of SAU !ht~ \latement w•s S•nho•t Or •I! l'>t• w
ly bu-.mes\ •etord\ •nd NOJl•c• 1\ hf'r<by g1vrn du• •~d by • wrporatoon ltled w1lh the County 1w11 Bu th C.A ti/I.Ji,!
o)r 1nHnlor1 PUl\UdO! lo \et ltUO\ H••t Y•IU ":~ltd dlltng Clerk uf Or Mtge County Thi\ bU\lllt' I\ "I
Pur1.ha\r 111u,1 be 1071 .111d «)11 "' lh• bu\ints\iel 11 on04 11,03 duct"d br •n 1nrt1v1ot11.1I
made wtlh tash only 411tJ l tv1I C.udt "' Ill• Sl~I• ln~11rc '1~uvm !>::iekr~~I~ 20034940407 liA•~ yuu \l11rf•d ''"""'
at lhe flmf' ol sale SAi• nl i:.1hlr11111,1 lh• unrl•• Prt"tl••" Daily Pilot Apt 18 75 bu,ont" yel ' Y•\ 4 C,
sub1ect In ~ant'll61tun 'tr••~tl HAHHOH IOW May? 9 2003 F .!IH Ol
1n lhP •vent of \•tll• INl. will .... 11 <11 ~ultlt• lhl\ •t•l'm•l'll """ flctiti.s..U.U lf'11y l ehn .. n
mtnl bet .. """ 11w11•1 •Ut t1on "' 1077 ( tiled wilh llt• C.uunly lhl\ \lalemenl .,. "
dndobltgatedparly C.Hl <olNlll SANIA ANA Cl•r~ ol IJt.inlle Counh ._S..... ltlf'd •1111 th!< t~11nh
Publt\htd Newpur t (Al 'l//01 di 900 '"' ~n00043619S4001977 lh< lollowin• pet\Oft\ Clrtk ol OttnK• ( oouuty But h Costa Me\a Oa1ly on MAY '() :?()()! II'-• • on()tl 11 '03 Pilot May 'l 9 2003 r l•' Daily P•ldt Apr lK I'> at~ du1n& bu\IOI!:\\ as 200369""'""'" ~, lollowtn~ df'\t 1 tbtll May 7 9 200J F328 l •p•ndtd Cvt'nts 2638? .,_ ~t.m.u pruptrly to wit Yw Charlord Lake 10101 Dlllly Pilot Apr IK I'• 2IXX> MAI-• I NOR fidilm t.m.u CA 92630 May 2 9 ?OCH I 110 '-S..... Wff SA4,PVl60 YM Jl16 .._,..____. Kelly l"••lla p, .. ~., ~...-.a
The follow1n1 pel\<Jn\ ~atd \.ti~ " 1111 lht --26382 Charlu•d la!.e
are dotnll bus1nen ., Pll•P<>Y ,f -.alr.ly1n" hen lhr lollow1n1 person\ f orut CA 92630 "-s....t
•I (lCV(N MANUf Af ol lhi> un04'•\fit04'd tnr 4'f' dorn11 bustnts\ .n fhis business rs coo lht-lollow1n1 P"" "'
TIJAINC COMPANY t:it lo w•ntt tnd •lor•ae Pr•tt\oun lo win& 120 Outltd by an 1nd1v1dual art do•n& busont \\ 1•
[L[V{N MFG CO 1689 t ·itelh•r with lU\I nf Wd~e r oresl Rd Co\ta tun you \l•rled dcnn& Hf'ft 600 ?011 .. I u
Pal• Mt\I Ct CO\I• .cl•••ll'ln~ •rod.,.,.,, r\ Me-. C.A91676 bu\tn"s' ftt> Ye\ 4 I ctnll.t Avt Co\lt M"t.•
M"'" C..tltlorma 92627 ol S.tlf! ( m1ly Marn• i.; ... , llO Ol CA 92617
811•n Joseph l1lb~t Dated lht IOth dlt QI Wlkf' ror•\t AO Ct1\la t<tlly P••lley Pett< Kr1u,,..,rt ~:'OC
2689 P1I• Mt \1 Ct Ap11l l00l Mt'" (.A 9?b76 Th1i •lalf'mt nl wn C.unltnenlal Au ! u•U
fo\la Mua C11tlorm<1 S ~an lfoul•r~ k>f' llttlh Gttr //0 ltled with the County Mt\a CA 91677
'il6?7 Publt\hrd Ntwpo1 t Wdk ... I fllt\t Ad Co\tll Cle•k ol 011net County Thi\ bus1nr-s\ '' ""
Htcho la' Anllre-w Bot h Co\la Mn• D.01ly M t\f C.1191626 on()tl/?9'03 dut led by .tn 1ndm•ht1l
R.owhouser 1?4 we,t Pilot May 9 .'OOJ f lll 1111• bu\ontt\ t\ '"" 200369421>61 ~an you \IMll'<f "''"'' Simmons Ave Anaheim --.........__.,._ rluc ltd by • jlen••al Oll!lt Polot May l 'I lb bus1ne\\ ytl' Yr· 4 I
Calolornia92801 ...._ pa1tner\htp l3 2003 f l4J 97
Neil Alan Wrt&hl 4 1~ i.-s....t Have you \ldlll'd Ootn& Rcftim..... Ptltf l\rau\fll
Larwon Ave Cyprus t A lht following 11~1\0n\ bn1ne\S ytt> No lhis \llltmt 11t w •\
90630 •• t do1na bU\tnfl\\ n lo• Ktith G•t• ... S..... filed with lhr l uutoty
Th" bu\lntss " 'un QuKk Dot' J?OI Cul Thi\ \lllemelll w.s lh~ lollow1na persons t.lrrk ot Orane• t .. unty
ducl•d by a e•n•r ~• ur •dCl Pl Cu\11 Mt\a I Md wolh th~ County ••t do1n11 bus1ne\s n un 04/11/03 p~rlne1\h1p CA 9?6?6 C'lr rk of Oran&t County L.•ttuna Be.1ch A<IOI'\ 20031>940599
Hi ve you slarlt'd d111n11 I hCimH Bov\man on 04i l5 03 Studio. 220 Caton Street Daily Pilot Apr 11! '1'1
buSIMSS yet? Ye\ l'lOI Color•do Pi Co\I• 200l6940923 l•tuna Beach, CA 92651 May 2, 9. 2003 111? 04 2'1!2003 Ml'\.O, C.A 9:l6'l6 D•ily Ptli>I Apt l8. l'l. lohn M•chael Lacey a-.._............__
Ntd A•whou\et Anaela Bou\ntln J?OI M2y 2• 9 2003 fJi'6 'l?O CajOn St . l•eunJ ,__.
This \l~lemenl w.-Cvlo11do Pl Ct>\t• Rdt"-'"911u Buch CA92651 -~
filed with th• tuunty Me\d t..A 92626 This business is ton Tht tollow1n1 per\t>ns
Clerk ol 01an1e County Thi\ bus1nns I\ ton "-S..... ducted by an 1nd1v1dual 1,. tlutnil bustne\\ "'
on IY.>/07/03 rfutl~tl by hu\band and Th• tollow1n1 person\ Have you \llltted do1n& Joe Sanl1ltppn Cun
200Jl>94380l wilt ar t dotnc buStnts\ as bu\1ness yet> No •true tton 2':>A81 [\drr
Dttly Pilol M1y 9 16 Havr you \larle<I dn•nR Mf!aatt'Ch M•nuf•clu11n1 lotin Lacey woud l •k• r or"'
13 30 2003 F 365 bu''""'' yel' No & M1ch1nll\& 910 N lh•s \1.tltm.,nl wn C•lt•otn1a 9'lfll0 fidlllea..... lhoma\ Bousman Pu1nuth1 Street S1nh filed with the County Anbtrl J Kamtn\kt,
... t~ lhtS •tatement wn Ana CA 92101 Clerk of °'•"II~ County 25482 [ldefwood I •lie
-filed with the Counly Mtt•tech Cnetnu "n£ un IY.>•06 'OJ for.st C1t1f01n1a 9?6JO
The lollowm1 '""on•
•re do11111 bu\tnen as
Cl .. rk ot Oran1e l:1>11nly &, M;anufaclu11nc Inc 2001694JSI& Thrs bu\tlln' " 1.on
•) Cl Strvt<u b) on 04 ?9 03 CC A) 920 N Pomwtt1a Daily Pilot Mav 9 16 ducted by an 1n4•v•d11.1t
2003694267 I S•nla An;a C.A 92701 23 30 2003 f l68 H;ave you started dolOC
Glob•I l•&hlhl)U" t) Daily Ptlot Mo 1 9 16 Th~ bu\lnt n 11 con AdltiM..... buMnns yet> f'lo
Global L11hlhouse Ser
VKU. 51 Coast.I 0•~
Altso Vte!(>. CA 92656
23 ?003 f l47 ducted by • tO<Po< •lt0n Robert J K1m1nsl11 --fidlllls..... Have you started doln& ... S.... Tht\ stalemenl wn
bustnen yet> YH. 06 fh, tnlk1w1n1 IM'ISOns ftled •tlh the l:'luntr Steven Dw1yne l If
b1tman. SI Coast•! Oak
Aliso Vie,o. CA 92656
--~ 01/2002 lrt cto>n& bus•nes\ n Cieri. ol Ounce C•·unh
Th" followme ptl\ons Mttatech Cn&lfleettnl Trop1c1I lsl•n<I \980 on 04 ·Ol/03
S.ndy l un 11.yuna Sunu
loebe1man, 51 Coastal
Oat<. Altso V1e10 CA
92656
••t dome busme\\ as & Manuf1ctu11n1. Inc f tder a l Avt Co' ta 200J69J•67S
Con•lruct1ve Improve Melisa Pevao C£0 Mesa CA 9'1617 Oal4y Ptlol May ? 9 16
menh J260 Idaho Ln Th11 datement wes )or 1e Perez I 980 Z3 2003 J J."i"t
Costa Meu CA 9?6?6 hied with the County f eder.r A~e Costa a-.._ .....
B.trry Hell Jii'60 ldeho Clt<k of O.an1e County Meu . CA 92627 ,_
This business is con
ducted by husband and
wile
l n Costa Meu CA on 04/11/03 Th~ bu\lneH 1\ con "-se...t
92626 200J694DS91 ducted by at\ 1nd1•wlu11 Th" followtne Pff\On\
Stoll Shani. 2615 Oa1ly P116t AP4 18. 15, Havt you Jt.,t.cl do•n1 lllt do•na bu\uto<u " Have you started 0oma
busmen yet' No Cnrydon Norco CA May 2. 9. 2003 rlll bus iness yel1 No v~rb 1123 Wu t U•Y
91760 a--..... JoreePere.t Ave •A Newpo11 Buch Sandy E. Sunu l •@
bermen Thi• b1u1n~•• t\ cnn ~ This ~tatement WH CA 9~3
dueled by • aentrtl ... S.... li~d w1t1t ll>e Count1 Aicltta (CA>
pa1tne1ship Th• followins person• Cletll ot Of•n1• County West Bir Awe
Have yo11 \ht1led dolnl art dotna busiMSS H ' on 04/11/03 H1wport Bud•
1112)
"' ("A
Th15 s tatement wn
flied with the County
Cieri!. of Oranae Countr
on 04/21/03
20016941712
bu\1neu yet? Yes. 4 15 Sllte<s Unlimited Hew 20016940611 92663
98 port BHCll/ Hunllnston Oetly Pilot AP4 18. 2S Th~ bustnn1 CN•
BarryH•ll Buch A11nc y, 881 ... ,.2,9,2003 ll20 ducltdby 1nl"Ch•11tu•I Delly Piiot A94 25, May
2,9, 16.2003 f338 ..........
... s......
Thi\ t.l1tament wn Oovtf Ottve Suite 340. .......... Have y«1 tlatted ~
hied wtlh th• County Newport Buell, CA bvslnenyetffteo Clerk of Of•nae County 92663 ... .._... Alttru, Jot111 Gfat ..... o2n00~94!0216S2 Mll'y Mtc41oneld, 321 TM fo&>wlftl .-wnt ~t
... C1y\lal •v-·-Ba ... -• ... ""'--bu-t.\ u TlWs statement •a\
Tiie lollow1n1 persoM Oe1l1 Pilot M•Y 2 9 16, l~and. CA~ '"" l ittle..,....Y':1tow Cott•1• ,...,. .mi the eou...ty
ate ck>fnl bvs.lftess H 23. 2003 fJSJ Tlllt bu"""s " CCWI KMh, 444 llqolMI Aw Ca.ti of °' .... C..llt't
Coron• 0.1 M•t Rutty, fk91a..... chKted by en ll'dlvidval ""'· C«on• 4et...., CA ott~ 2711 E Coe1t HWY. ~ Hne you ,t.1M doMt 92615 ~tt6S
tl04, CofCWll Del Miii, ... _ bulmnt )'et? Y~. 17 9 St~11te "°°'* 444 Mr_~ IU)' 2 t 16, CACI\~ W MHttn, The lollowlfll petlOllS II& S..-. A-. C.ona ll.lOOJ JJlll ...,...,. eie ck>1n1 '4nlftfoU ts Mllry~doft.W .. lilef.CA926l5 _..........._
IR . ""'" li&lltllou'9 f1lanpez. 31811 Arrway fllh st1.._t wn l'l* bvUnal • ton --~~--Del Mw. Awe Suite C. Code Med wttJI Ille Cou1tt'f ._.,.., tly 911 _....... .. .....
Mu.I CA 12625 Clefk of Or-.. e-tJ HolVe ,._ "-'"' "*'II n.. folow -~le lteN hst•. vtnit Ha. 31a Alrtt•y .. 04/1 lJOl ~ Pl'l y 10 .,. .... e\ ~ llefl"'°41M 1.-. Ave Suite C. Coit• Me.Mt..... 2002 Teietllet•Wat•, Ill
Cofon1 0.1 Mer. CA Mtu CAWlM Oalt1 NrJt Afif, l&. zs. SU•h•·~ SMff ...,_0 Ir.-. CA
91'25 "'''"n Cll•u. JIU Mty 2. t . 100.l rJll Tllia stat-t wa• tazo Thta bu"""9 I COfl Airway Aw Suite C. ..... ..... fi1llM -~ tM c-IJ 1t111 t .. ,.,.. IOJ
dllcttd ,,. a11 lndlvldull Coale-...... CA~ a.. ef Oni1et C"11\tJ ~ w.-. lrW.., CA He" yow slat Itel Oolfle Thfl ~I • cen ........ .. C)etn/Q) l2'l10
b11s1nns ,.11 Yu. VI!/ Mttcl 11y 1 .,_at llll19•MTI l'-._ n t• Ol,,~--s...... W ..__ I pwt-ltllp •Thee ~-~ ~ ..., t , t,. '11. ~ 1tJ ""'8lllflll ellll ...,.._ _, "''· ...... Y°" •t81ttd..... ~ .. --~ --llt ...... ~yetJ""-C1bl1 e11ll Setetllt• ---......__.._.-.-..-
This ai.t.-e ... 'V";;H. ..,, rw~. lt...,...._ --............ ---
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n.. followt111 l*IOllt The followln1 ~on1
•• dolM bu~ as: we doln1 buslneu n :
......,._ f""rensport, 2ln Tint Muttn, 738 W.
Hel'Mr, Coste MIU, CA 17th St. lfG, Cost• Mese,
tlQ7 CA 92627
John Dodson, 2177 .lo(1• Reyna, 2020 W.
Mllrbor, CQsta ...... CA Alem1da Ave .. ,, tat7 -Anlllelm, CA 92801
This business Is con· This buslnus It con·
4lllctecl by: en lndividuel dllcled by en lndMduel
Ht¥1 you st.led dolnc Have you sllwted doi111 ~ JetT No busmess yet? No ~ Dodson Jo<ce R•Jfl• 11111 1telement wes Thts 1tetement wes
llM with the County hied w1ttl the County a.ti of Ol'ance CoU11ty Clittll ol Otenae County
-05/06/03 Ofl 04/11/0J ...,.,.,,,, 200S6t40606
Olllty Pilot Mey 9, 16, Deily Pilot ~ 18, 25,
t: 30, 2003 F370 Mey 2, 9, 2003 f319
· Poli cy
.......... .........
The followlnt j*IOfll ... dolnf b1tslneu u :
Altecro. 823 WHt 81y
Ave. IA, Newport Beath,
CA92663
Arctic• (CA), 1823
West Bey Ave. tfA, CA
92663
This business It COft
ducted by: • corporetion tuve you started dolnc
buslneu yet? Yes, 1·30-03
Arctlce, John Cr efman,
President
This stetement wes
filed with the County
Clerk of Drenee County
on04/Z9/0J
200UtUH6 Daily~Pilot Mey 2. 9, 16,
23.2003 F354
......... .........
The follow n& perwns
we doln1 bllsllllU u :
BAO Reelty, 266S Club
M111 PIKt, Coste Mell,
CA92627
Brltn Aemlnaton Del
Veile, 2665 Club Mesa
Pltce, Coste Me11, CA
92627
This busineu is COii •
ducted by: 811 indMduel
Heve you stllrted doln1 bu1lneu yet? Ho
Brian R. Del Valle
This stelement waa fifed With the County
Clerk of Dunce County
on04/Z9/03 200SH41Ht
Delly Pilot Mey 2, 9, 16,
23,2003 FJ.49
..... ..... ... ......
The lollowlnt pe<sons
are doln1 bulllneas 11:
Banner Technolo11es,
2441 M111tlllts Way,
Cos I• Meu , CA 92627 MlehHI Leon Plelacis,
Merselltes W'I, Costil
Mue,CA9262
This buslne11 Is con·
ducted by en ind1vlclu11
Heve you slwted dolne
buslneu yet? No
Mtehael l. Pl1t1els
This sletement wes
flied with the County
Clef'll of Oten1e County
on 04/29/0J 200Ht4H70
Delly Piiot Mey 2, 9, 16,
23. 2003 r348
..... .................... .... ... ................. .......
The folloW.n1 j)«IOns Tiie to11owi.t1 pweona The followln1 !*Ion•
ere dolnc buslnesa es: ere doll\1 bvalneu n : ,,. clolnt , ~lneu es:
land Ho lnvealment Rebecca's Scrapbooll, Oodor'I ~·••ts.<X>m.
Company, 622 Mystic 2611 Re~lencb Drive, 2120 Pre&IOlnt Pl., Costa
Way, Lacuna Belich, CA Costa Mese, CA 926.27 Mete, CA 9Ze21
92651 R • be c c e S t .. 1 e John C. O'Brien, 2110
M1ch11I Waldla. 622 Scflwlftz, 2611 R14hnds l'resldant Pl., Coat• Mystic Wey, L11un1 Drive, Coste Meu, CA Mae, CA 92627
Beech, CA 92651 92827 This bvalneu i. con·
Thl1 buainess Is con· Thia business la con• dllcted by: en Individual
ducted by: an lndtvldual ducted by: en lndMduel Have 10" st.erted dolnc
He¥1 you started dolnc Have you st.n.d dolnc
03
buslneas yet? Y.,. 4/81
business yett Ho bu'"-s yetr Ho
Mtdleel'Weld" Re b ec c e St .. 1 e John C. O'Brien
lhis statement was Sehwertz This statement was
hied with the County This stetement wu filed with the County
Clerk of Drane• County filed wlttl tile County Cler1I of Otan11 County
on 04/29/03 Clerk of Ol'ena.e County on CM/11/03
200S6t4267S onOJ/27/03 ~940601
Daily Pilol Mey 2, 9, 16, toHHH763 Deily Pilot ~. 18, 2S,
fll9m .... .........
lhe lollowlnt .,.,.aon1 •t• clolna busl~ss ••:
$tone 8ulldln1. 121
Aa•t• Ava ., Balboa
lslend, CA 92662 Devld M. Stone, 121
A1et1 Ave., B1lboe
l$11nd, CA 92662
Thh buslnus II con·
ducltd by: en lndMduel
tuve you stwted 4olnc
buslneu yel? YH, 1995
OnlclM.Stone
This 1t1lemenl wH
hied with Iha County
Clerk of Ol'ence County
Oii CM/Z9/0J 200.16t U H 7
Dally Pilot Mey 2, 9, )~1 23, 2003 fJ44
23, 2003 F351 Dally Pilot ~. 18', 2S, Mey 2, 9, 2003 F314
Mey2, 9, 2003 f329 ----------------
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
& MISC. 1010-1110
GARAGE
SALE 1419
BUSINESS &
FINANCW 2305-2490
lllALESTATE llR SALE SOOS·SHO
1489 hdftc VI-M-W-
Double Crave. One of
die but locations Must
Sell. 949.939.3091
Clfl I dflltat'
lllmcnllilil 1160 '°"SS • llCO«OS nc
-Qmic. Elc. 50s a. 8Js a Allee. Sp1ir. tube ~
Mike 949·645-7505
~:.:feinvfisE ;:t ~ All of Mesa Verde Tract ~~
Cross Streets= Adams/Mesa Verde,
Gisler/Harbor
BfTERTAINMEHT
c.ndlfof
Saturday. May 1 O from 8:00 to 3:00 PM
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All reel estate adver I hlin& tn this newspaper c.M. ._ Spwhwww ,..,,_ 3610 ,. ..... "-Cm s-.,'9 s.t.. Sat ...... "9U '-'IUI 119
11 subject to the federal 190 East 23rd N1 avc11
felt Housma Act of 1968 torium (corner 23rd/
as amended which Dranll'!) slurts, sweaten.
mekes ii 1lle&al to kntts, leathers, and more!! edverlll'I "any prefer ... ce. l1mlhtion or COSTA MESA I SIDI
diM:rim1nahon based on ~ • SAT 1-12 •
raq, colot, reh&lon. su, SPftnll Clean1n1 movlna
henchc:ap, familial status 1ar11e sale lots of
Of netlonal orrein. or an househOld stuff 216
Intention to make any Kno1 Place. X st Dran1e
MICh J>(eferenc:e, lim1t1· '""'••I Treasures S. •-°' d1scrrm1nation: Tronlleh Rumma11e sale
This newspaper will rrr Mey 9th, 6pm 9pm
mrt knowm&IJ ·~ Se+ftl Mtctteel & A _, ecl'iertlHment for An1els Church 3233
reel estate which rs 1n P1c1lic View Dr CdM
vi.tetion of the law. Dur Something fot Everyone!
reeder• are hereby 1 _. 1505 lftformed that all dwell LUM
lnp advertiHd in this
-ap•per ere evailable
Oii en equel opportunity
besh.
To complain of dis·
crllNnation, cell HUO toll-
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f1nenc11I security You
musl ,_ lhGI l .vJ•I·
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of en.cn-t e-. Fr• S(!f <c:AL•sr.AN)
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.. 2 5ba, office. -window~ a. plumbtn11,
Z700sl and more $615.IXXI c.-Jeff. Rlr n4'!JOO. ll6
390S NewportBadl
FtNANCW SICllTS OF
th. S"P"f W...tfttyl !en
lechn1ques t he the
weatttiy use eve< yday to
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ltuly desJre to ach1ve
f1nanc1al security You
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of lnestment Bu.cs free
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STAil A SUCCISSFUl
home eus.-thll "'*° l'l'IOlll')' ., the !QI month•
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recorded m1u11t (CAL•SCAN)
WI MADI $1H ,217
lllsl lllOlllh eotf111&. vac:a· ·~ wortl ... only whirl we wanted. We can
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$4tt,OOO I STATISAU
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01-c.n.--.
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t4t-IH-37SO
ESORT/
VArATION
PROPERTY
FOR SALE
GOU NOl'fllllO SMes
& wwrter rentals Palm
Spr~ Palm er-1 Abel
Wuh1n11on Waterfront
Relerrals MIClllel Anter
ladter a '-"'-ltE MJO-SS0-3.SZ$
ATIN1 DfSUtT lOYaS
JtU VAN WIOtfN
DYSCMI & DYSCMI
IOO-STt.-"SS
7"1--ZTS-n Sf
U.STSIDI Spacious 2Br
Duplex f'p. encl yerd.
w/d. gara1e Sl59S/mo
near shops 949 ~ 3959
~Beadl
IAYntONT
ON LIDO PENINSUI A
NEW 21r 21a con Aon
Private Beath Pool
and Spa Walt. to
Ocean. Shop\ and
Re\t.auranh lea~
6/mo 2 yr+
Boal Slip Available
710 UDO l'AJI• DI.
949 673 6030ot
949 723 !183()
UDO YEAal Y UASI
Bill CRUNOY R(AI. lDRS
94t-•7S-•1'1
Newpartl ._11
Peninsula StudlO
Apartments an1I. Act
S6S0.S950 949 673 7800
.. Hrs 1K lbr lbe ,..
-~·. -· """fTllTy/ ~ PY1 j)9bo, ~ Ow
& Ir Iii SICB> 96642 2!i60
Mll'l'a I aueous Pe11l11111lo ref11t lbr ~ Iba nicely lurn1"'8d, RENTALS ~hared laund, ulll Incl aat S1350 949 673 7800
Rtntlf To Shft-~111+-.LMu i.1 J10 U.1111 lor move '" M.y 15$t
W/12 mo lease ~
remodeted Cape Codt! Uyte
i.ommuMy w/new .apps.
carpel & cer amoc IJe.
WatJ\e/ /dtryet, dn.hwnll«
& refrie-ator rncluded
N1side iopt I Br SI 09l5 2J3r
Sl 445 (7 14) UJ-7St2
CtlM Share 21r I lo Trrplu Walk lo buch,
Ip. w/d. pdllo. pool
Male prpf $650/mo +
S500 dep 949 760 0678
1'.t.4e CM 1 • 21r
21a ,.,, pvt prkna. near
colleee. n/peh, S575/
mo + utl1 949 400 8047
RESIDENTIAL RENT AlS
ORANGE 7400
COUNTY
..,.,..... " u... pgbo, '*-'or. secued er1Cl5d
prlr&. ... -. llOlll dodl Hw4'!' ~120
,... .... wall lo bdl
qi.-t ,. 2b lbe newly
rsnod. own II' & cwport
13Xl¥mo 714-~
COIWdtlMlr
J.
'"''"""' 2br 2be close lo pier. shops Patio,
I ur ear. wdht. ups As1
$1600949 673 7800
~ 2Br lBe """ ~
Bayfldte Lt & brWll do!e
lo fast.Jn b.. $16'J(llmo.
Ill. Kse 9&291 '.1JTl
._ .., Piii lmdl ,,_
Hlrbor 1111. 2Br l&. 200ll
~ bay, ....... f\rr\t\.rNn
S1700m lse 949-718 1400
,., Crmt twinn ptltio,
comn 2b l.5bt p6. pooV
spa, ,., 1*11. lillcsP 2 c aar.1111« s 1775 1)6.673. nm .. c..... 2b 21111 Condo.
l:IO+sf. firHI*. 2 petlOS,
newly decoteted, w/d
nsocl! SUB5rn 714-39MIMI
N-ly remod 2bf 2ba
condo, 2 c car. patio,
wd, no peVsmll Avell 6-1
$1950 lse. 949-7~ 1344
~--..,2Bt. 2 full ti.It!, bile. beec'A,
peril, .... Ho Pits. l2200lmo. I )'IW leele.
AvllG/15. 949-51l&-99t18
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and TANNAH HIRSCH
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MIND THOSE BROMIDES
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minimum. hence I.be invitational Jump lO three )pades Nonh l1U.nchcd
into Bl1aekwood and, ~•nee the hand>
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NORTH
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•A 1065 EA~I West let.I the queen of heilru. woo
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hinged on locating the qucet1 of clubs
and. rather than guess, declarer elect·
ed to ~ whether the enemy would
prvv1de a helping hand. Trum~ well!
drawn in two rounds, the ace of d1a-moods w~ cashed and a diamond
wu ruffed in dummy. Declarer con-
tinued wilh a heart t.o the ace and then exited with a heart. West winning.
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Feating IO yield a rulf·and-sluff. a
bridge no-no. the defende{ switched
u1 a club. A grateful declarer claimed
the rcs1 of the tricks. INT P-l PllOOS l • .._ 4NT 1•-Had WC$t bothered 10 COUOI !he
hand . <ledurer would have been
m111kcd with four \padc\, three
heain, two diamo nd\ (a thud dia-
mond could have been ruffed before
the endplay) 1111d. therefore, four
cluh,. To conllnlk' wnh a red canl.
allowing declarer to rutf in one hand
while discarding a club from the
other. would be of no help w South
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loca.tc the queen of club\ and there
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