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MONDAY, MAY 19, 2003
IN BUSINESS
SEAN ttll LE R DAil Y PIL 0 T
Fletcher Norseen, 9, center, wrth his grandparents Suzy and Geoff Gruber, all of Newport Beach, en1oy Angel Dogs wMe watching the
opening of the an Angel game at Edison Field. The hot dogs are supplted by Wienerschnitzel, a Newport Beach company.
Blessings of Angels.
Local companies
enjoy growing success
having hitched their
wagons to the World
Series champions.
1999 when the hot-dog chain,
owned by Newport Beach-based
Galardi Group lnc, began serving
food at F.di'>On Field.
"It really has helped in term'> of
our brand awareness," said Am
berger. the Galardi Group'!> mar-
keting director. "It has helped cu'>
lomers have an awaren ess of
Wiener:.chni17.el."
for fans who drivP to the games ,
local companies are selling their
goods and -.ervic~ and reaping
the benefit5 of their associauon
with a champion
"I thinlc mat's why they're in it,"
'KUd Richard Mdlemmy. the dJ.
rector of adH•rt1Mn~ ..ales. "In
spom., you have up years and
down year., and some years. you
have super.tar year:.. . . . !This
year! is going to be big for the club
and big for our '>pon!><>r>."
Paul Clinton
Da1lyP1lot
Tom Amberger can't help but
smile when he sees me Anaheim
Angels' World Series logo on a
WienerschnHz.el drink cup.
In addition to me hot dog giant,
a handful of other Newport-Mesa
busine-.-.es have signed deals to
provide services LO me Angel<;, a
team now defendjng its title on the.
field.
A HOT AUOfENCE
Wienerschnitzel il> perhap~ me He's now rjdlng a winner, some-
thing that couldn't be said back in Be it Fe!Y.er wine or a safety net highest p rofile Newport-Mesa
Head to the mall to volunteer
South Coast Plaza
hosts festival to bring
together nonprofits
and young people
who want to help.
DH pa Bharath
OaityPilot
SOlITH COAST PLAZA -It
was an event about helping peo-
ple help others.
The first Festival of Oilldren
Volunteer Day held Sunday
afternoon at the Carousel Court
of South Coast Plaza Ceat\Jttd
more than 50 nonprofit orga.ni·
i.ations that distributed lnfonna·
don about themselves to young
people, mostly high school stu-
dent~. eager to volunteer.
This volunteer day is the
brainchild of Sandra Segerstrom-
Oa.niels, a managing partner in
South Coast Plaz.a and CJ. Seger-
strom and Sons. She also
founded Festival of Oilldren, a
similar day for children-oriented
nonprofits, held for the first time
last September and to be held
this year, as well
Sunday was an opportunity for
participating groups "to get to
the pubUc: Segerstrom-Daniels
said.
·1r·s a difficult lime for char-
ities financially,· she said. "We
hope to make this an annuaJ
event, like the Fadval of Chil-
dren.·
Segerstrom-Daniels added
that the event is intended to give
young people me motivation to
get involved in volLmteering.
"It should begin at an early
age.• she said. ·And my opinion
is, what children do has a lot to
do wim what meir parents do.·
Several teenagers flocked to
the tables that offered candy
along wim information about
the various grotJps that need vol-
unteers.
Carly Flynn. a junior from San
Oemente High School, said she
was •impressed."
·There's a lot of groups here,·
she said. ·Hopefully, I'll ftnd
someone I can beJp. It'll also
SM MAU.,P .. e M
THINKING ALLOWEb
company tJ1at sell'> it~ food at Edi-
son Field. The company expects a
solid year again. as Lhe Angels re-
main near the top of ~ball's a t-
tendance list
Las t year, more than 1.2 rnillion
Wiener!>Chnitzel dog~ were ~Id to
2.3 million vi!>iron.. Through 2 1
home games. the ll'am i~ awrag-
ing J7.189 visitors per game -up
more than I 0.000 from a year ago
From Wiener..chn1vel. fans can
munch on a Regular Dog. Jumbo
Dog. \/.-pound Grand Slam Dog or
an Italian Sau~ge. Rrarwurst or
See ANGELS, Paee A4
Grow on, Newport-Mesa. achievers
I sat in the banquet room at
the Hilton Colta Mesa on
Friday with my mouth wide
open and my had shaking
from Gde to skle. I wu a guest
at the Cotta Mesa Ownber of
Commm:e Academic All·stara
BreUfut and l could not
beliewmyeal'I.
The ea.adenCI who W!1'e
boftoled lbat mom1ng were
lncndible. 1be6r b60gnphlm
were n!i9d and thilr' llCtMtMlj
ratded ia IO:e I~ lilt ~ Kl'Wtftil, . r AolL
LOLITA
HARPER
A CLOSER LOOK
Colleges
face a
difficult
year
Latest sta te budget will
hurt UCI and OCC less
than earli er vers io ns, but
there's s till much
uncertainty ahead.
Christine Carrillo
Daily Pilot
NT'\\ PORI \11 .\A \\1111t· '>pcillilg
higher Klu<.:c.1tmn Crom thl· drvcc.t<tung
l.-UlS anno unced in January. lci.'>I \11.et!lc\
revision<, to Ull' <,tale budget for tht> 2003-
04 fi.c,caJ year wnfirml'd v.tlar hxal edu-
caoon offindl'> already km""' 11·11 be a
diffiQ..alt ye-M d!wad. ·
Ahhough me <,late\ financial '>hortfall
fell doscr IO $JH btllmn man me SJ5 btl·
lion a.sse<i.'t-d tn )dnuary. ( r(J\ C.my I TdVIS
rew;ed p mpo<,al \\till give commumty
college. SJ04 rrulllon more 1n \tale funruo
man prupo'>t.'<.i earlier mL\ yt'ar and will
not requ1n• me I Jruver..1ty of C ..ahlorrua or
California Statt' Uruver.ity -.y.tenl!> to
make any additm nal cul\.
In m e t'yt"\ of commurury <olll>ge offi -
aah. me ll:'VL-.ed prop<N}J '>part"" mem
from me 1.'n OITTIOUS CUI.!> propo'ied in
January. but will ~tiJl demand '>Olm' fru
gahty on their pan.
"It\ a much better plan. but we would
still have to cut about $8 m1lhon out of
our budget, .. 'iaid Enn Cohn. director of
public affair. for the Coa<.t Commuruty
College D~lnct. which mclude.. Orange
Coast C.olle,.,>e "We've been plannmg for
a wor.e-ca'>t' ..cenario. . ln January. ~
were lookin~ at curling ahou1 SIS millJon
dL'itnctwide. Now. our highest prionly for
the remainder of the fund-. will be
punmg rhem back inio the cla'>.'>roorn5 "
After £.>aVL'>' budget propo...al tn }dnu-
ary and before hLc; rt"VISed proposal re-
leased la.-.t week. OU. President (.ene
F-.urell worked wim college offiaals to
prepare for whatever the revt...ed budget
might bring.
While offiaals woric.ed to rut a pro-
Jected S.1 m1Jlion for me upconung year
See COl...l.£GES. Pae• M
Doona Wager. nght,
of ttle Braille Institute
explain s some
brochures on
volunteer servtees to
Henry Hsieh, 15. of
Irvine. The Braille
lnsbtute 1s one of
many organizabons
that participated in
the Festival of
Children Volunteer
Day at South Coast
P1aza on Sunday
afternoon.
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--A2 Monday, May 19, 2003 YOUR
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT'
SEAN HlilR I OAll..Y PILOT
Bruce Ross, president of Express Air and primary pilot for the Costa Mesa-based delivery company, flies over Downtown
Los Angeles en route to Burbank Airport on a routine delivery out of John Wayne Airport.
Take wing and deliver
Costa Mesa
company promises
to meet tight
deadlines in the
Southern
California area.
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
CTJSfA MF,SA -ln some
CaM'!'>, overnigh1 pack.age de·
IJvery JUSI ~n·1 fa.')t enough.
!:><> 'Id}"> Bnice Ross. who
ha<. -cmroduled a ~e-day
drhvery M!rvtre based in a
)mall office near John Wayne
Airport. Ro~. a former police
officer. promi'>t"> to deliver
any package weighing five
poundi. or IC'-'> in le!>!> than
four hours.
fhe i.ervice is the center-
piece of ROS!>' relaunclung of
his f.xpressAir Delivery Sys-
tem.'>, a mes.senger service
that has floundered since
Sept 11.
Under the ExpressA.ir ban-
ner. Ross will courier a pack-
age anywhere from Orange
County 10 the three sur
rounding counliei. -Los An·
gel~. Riverside and San Ber·
nardino. And he'll do it for
$25.
Last week. Ross picked up a
paclcage in Tustin and flew 11
lo Woodland Hill'i with two
hours and six minutes tu
!>pare.
"At 4 o' clock in the after·
noon. we can get a package
out,· Ross said. "We don't deal
with the traffic."
Ross is aiming hu. busine~.
early on. at medical lahorato
ries. hospitals and doctors' of-
fices who need to ferry medi-
cines. blood or organs
quickly.
EYE ON
BUSINESS
•Got an
interesting
tidbit. or story
idea about a
local
business?
E-ma1l 1t to
Daily Pilot
business
reporter Paul
Clinton at
psul.clmton(@
lat1m~s.com.
lie has
also deliv-
ered legal
filings, tax
documents.
llollywood
~·ripts. pay-
roll chedcs
and various
device. and
paru..
"There is
a need for
an exp~
delivery
!>e IV1 ce t.ha t
does proVlde mpid service."
!.aid Ed Fawcett. the president
of the Coc;ta Me.a Ownber of
Commerce. "From the medi·
cal <,tandpo1nt. I could ...ee the
need."
Ro s ha'> run a messenger
serv1ce !>111ce the late 1980!.. In
1989. he opened i.hop in
Newport Beach, near the air-
port. Ros.'> bought existing
service Aerograms. in 1989,
and renamed ii B-<)uick m
1990.
In 1990. he merged with
competitor American Flyer.
Hos.'> relaunched his m~n
ger service as ExpressAir in
1991 and then tried to take
the company public. That ef·
fort was shelved in 1996.
Ro!>.S moved the -.erv1ce 10
Costa Mesa in 1999.
He now has th~ plane-.
and a helicopter at his di<;
po!>al. He employs 12 dnver.>
and office stall member..
I le has signed a rnmrc1e1
with USCO l.ogisu~ to delJ\cr
computer pans for Sun
Microsystems. I le ha., al'>O bt•
gun final negotiation'> wtth
OHL Logisti~ to deliver parts
for the bomb-dctooion ma ·
chinery at airports.
He also hopes 10 add
Nonhem California 10 hi-;
network.
BRIEFLY IN BUSINESS
American Vanguard's profit
streak hitc; 16th quarter
Newport Beach-based American Van-
guard Corp. p osted record quarter1y earn-
ings Wednesday. logging a 449' increase in
sales and 53% increase in income from a
year ago.
company's solid start in 2003 and arc con
tident that we will meet our previously
s tated goals to achieve double-dJgf t sales
and net income growth,· said Eric Winter·
mute, president and chief exec\Jtive.
sel truck manufacturer 10 produce ce-
ramic engine part&. The deal could be
worth as much as $26 million during a
four-year term. An initial order i'> worth
$1.4 million. Ceradyne announced in a
news release.
Sales of diesel part!> to the truck cus -
tomer in 2002 were approximately $2.7
million.
These results give American Vanguard
Its 16th consecutive profitable quarter.
The company develops and markets
agricultural chemicals 10 keep insects
from damaging turf and cro ps. Shares of
AVD rose 30 cents. or 1.75%, Friday to
$17.40.
Ceradyne gets diesel truck
contrac~ 2nd deal in a week
Ceradyne Inc., a Costa Mesa high-tech
ceramics producer. announced its second
deaJ in a week Wednesday.
On Monday. the company announced it
had been selected by Lockheed Martin
Corp. to supply nosecones for an ad-
vanced version of the Patriot misioile sys·
tern. That deal could be worth as much as
$150 over more than 10 years. The com -
pany received $7 million upfront.
Net sale~ during the first quarter rose to
$27.3 million from Sl9 million a year ago.
Net income grew to $ l .2 million. or 20
cents per share. from $799,000, or 13
cents per sha re, during the Brst quarter o f
2002.
NW~ are extremely pleased with the Ceradyne secured a deaJ witJ1 a top die-
Ceradyne shares fell 17 cent'l, or 1.1 1 %.
to $15.10 in Friday trading.
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BEST BUYS
Tradition of Yves Saint
Laurent continued
. T oday. YWll Saint
l.anntlthe
Gmacbe belongs
to the Gucci Group,
with 1bm Fonl as chief
designer and aeative
d.lrectoL Ford is 8 great
admirer of Yves Saint
Laurent, who
Introduced
pret-a-porter in the GREER
early 1970s. so he brings
compared to the
standard 106 inches)
have a 1,020 thmld
count -referring to the
number or hodr.ontal
(weft} and vertical
(warp) threads in one
aquare lncb or fabric.
s.ndra md,.... Man.
who own and operate
Between the Sheets. baY
that tluead counts in
most sheets range from
180 lO 320. "We worked
back the rich heritage of WYLDER
Laurent's designs in a
closely with mW operators in
Italy to develop tlm product line
that features the finest in luxury.
comfort. beauty and durability -
it's really the ultimate woven
F.gyptian cotton product ln the
market.• Sandra Marx said.
modem way. Yves Saint Laurent
Rive Gauche focuses on fashion
and color -very feminine and
sophisticated elegance. Ruffles,
rusching and Ouid silhouenes are
made Crom beautiful fabrics: silk
george11es. cashmere and
cottons. Women's and men's lines
available induding handbag5,
shoes and accessories. The
honest handbags for spring are
the Nadja, with Oower Oap in
suede and Napa leather from
S845 to S915, and the Mombasa
horn handle bag from S695 to
$795. Open Crom 10 a m. to 9
p.m. Monday to Friday; from 10
a.m. 10 8 p.m. Saturday; and
from 11 am. to 6:30 p.m . Sunday.
Level 2. acrms from Versace,
South Coa!>t Plaza. (71 4)
429-0101.
NEW NAME AND STYLES
8. Magne19. a women's
boutique at Newport Nonh
Shopping Center. has changed its
name to Bella Mare, meaning
"beautiful sea." It still carries all
of the fru;hionable lines that B.
Magnes!> was known for. while
introducing new European
designs. ro celebrate the name
change. Bella Mare will have a
l'l'Ceptfon from 5 to 7 p.m. June 5.
fhc event will include informal
modeling. a trunk show of the
late<>t summer fashions.
refrc.,hmenti. and door p rizes.
Abo. d portion of salet. from
Thur.day. June 5. through
~twday, June 7. will be donated
to the Soptuslicates. which
~uppons ~ment and
l'reaunent Se1V1ces Center in
Newpon Heach. fhe shop's new
owner. Nancy Ohon. is the
president-elect of this nonprofit
group. which provides
profeg.o;ional ev-.Uuations and
cowiseling to at-risk youths and
rheir families. The latest spring
fashions and resort wear are
offered here. in feminine fabrics
and colorful prints. Chiffon
d~ to casual athletic wear
arc available. Summer looks will
amve soon. Bella Mare carries
designs by Votre Norn. Buffalo
Jeans. Allen Allen. City Lights,
l~ndl and Wayne Rogers;
dresses by Rebecca Taylor. Nicol~
Miller and Sharagano, a
fa<JUon-forward line from Paris;
and shoes Crom designers such as
Onyx. Sllc:ha and Diego Deh1ca
The shop is at 1280 Bison in
Newport Beach (949) 644-44n.
HIGH LUXU~ SHEETS
Newport Beach-based
Between the Shem. a high-end
linen boutique. now offers
unprecedented l,OOO·plus thread
count sheets. The oversized
sheets ( 118 inches wide
There are also duvet covers and
shams with the high thread
count The linens have a
distinctive double hemstitched
style, available in white and ecru
and in California and eastern
king. queen and extra-long tWUl
slus. The linens should be
machine washed and drled.
Since 1986. Between the Shee~
has offered the worlds fines1
linens. The sophisticated
clientele here chooee European
quality sheets. bedding,
tablecloths, napldru. bath towel-.
and accessories. Personalized
services include
altering/tailoring.
monogramming and custom
linen designing. Open from 1 O
a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Friday;
from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday.
and from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday. Ground level. Atrium
C.OwtatFashion lsJand.Newpon
Beach. (949) 640-9999.
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NICE PRICE FOR SHOES
Cathy Jean. one of the oldest
slores at Fa.sh.Ion Island. carries
its own brand of women's shoe'>
under the Cathy Jean label.
Prices are reasonable for the
qualiry. comparable to Nine West
or C.harles David. There are
weekly promotions for extra
'Wlvings o n select styles. Oow.10
one hundred choices of casual to
formal shoes. Open 10 a.m. to 9
p.m. Monday to Friday; 10 a.m.
to 7 p.m. Saturday; 11 a.m. to 6
p.m. Sunday at Fashion Island in
Newport Beach. (949) 640· 7680.
FOR THE KIDS
lmaglnarlum, now a division
of Toys R Us. remains a specialty
store for educational toys. It's
ideal for children 6 months to 8
years old An extensive preschool
selection offers building kits.
games, dress-up accessories.
Legos. Thomas the Tanlc Engine
and Groovy Girls Items. Boob.
music and science-related kits
are available. 100. Open from 10
a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Friday;
from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday;
and from 11 a m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday. Fashion Island. Newport
Beach. (949) 644-0788.
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SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
Don't let the morning douda
end areas of fog foof you. tt will
be sunny today ... and warm:
High1 will be In the 70.. •
The clouda and fog will
C1'MP badl In at night. low9
will be In the mld-&>a to low eo..
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BOATING FORECAST
Out to eea, too. t"-d/lf It
bootendtd bV fog.
Ught wlndt In the monWno
give way to• W9llt wind 8t 10
knots In the ett.moon on the
Inner w.ten. W.W. wMe be
ameflef men 2 fMt on• Wllll
lwMt of 2 to 4 W. The llgttl
wlndt rwtum .. ntght.
NOf1hwMt wlndl blow 10 '°
20 ~~out ell dey. The
W8WI will be btt\4W 1 9"d 3
fMt on• nonhvMC ew.-oft
to 10fMI. The .... to-down
• foot .. night. •
SURF
The northWMt awell
contlnu• to fade. If you like
d\est-higha, todey'1 your dey.
Pr.ny much wherever you go,
that'• wha1 you're going to get
You might find eomethlng
bigger It w.t-feclng brub.
A IOUthw.t awett comee In
Tuesdey, but the northWMt hu
~nged the meen weve
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Concert hall goes before council
Application for
Pacific Symphony's
new home at the
Ce nter up for final
approval
Deirdre Newman
Da1lyP1lot
COSU\ MESA -'lbe ground
has already been broken on lhe
Orange County Performing Arts
Center's symphony hall, but lhe
• cacophony of construction
can't be cued until lhe design
details are approved.
Tonight, lhe City Council will
consider an application for lhe
hall, which will be about
297,000 square feet and contain
two auditoriums. In February.
center officials broke ground o n
lhe $200 miJUon Renee and
Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall,
which is the first major expan-
sion of the center since 1986.
The Segerstrom.s donated the
land to the center and contrib-
uted a significant amow1t of
funds to the effort. The design
for the hall has been five years
in the works, so the culmina-
tion tonight ought to be sweet,
saJd Kerry Madden. ru;sociate
vice president or theater op-
erations and facilities for the
center.
"It feels great," Madden <wtid.
"We've been worlcing very
closely with the city on the
project.•
In addition to the two aud1to -
riurru.. the hall will hou~e a
4.000-square-foot restauran1
and space for dres!.ing room~.
stom.ge, offices and mi!>cellane-
ous technical areas.
The building. designed hy
Caesar PeW, includes a full.
height. curved glass wall facing
Town Center Drive. The creamy
Lan of the symphony hall will
be similar to the color of the
adjoining South Coast Reper·
tory buiJding. The design phase
took so long because of lhe
challenge inherent in buiJding a
concert haJI, Madden saJd.
"flt( is a very complex build-
ing with sensitive acoustical
properties and design features,"
Madden said. "Additionally, we
!>pent extra ume on the dc!>ign
end so we wouldn't be faced
with a multitude of change or-
ders and changes at the end of
lhe process. I think lha1 !>trategy
will :.ave, ultimately. both time
and money."
The Planning Commission
approved lhe !>ymphony hall on
March 10. One of the condi·
lions is Lha1 lamhcaping be
provided withjn tht> LO foot
deep front <ietback u1t•a unlc"'"
lh1s ponmn ol lown l t•ntt·r
Drive is abandoned
Cente r official\ .art· working
on vacating I own C l:'lltl:'r I )nve
to create a umtcd .trh l ampu-..
with a p<,'<le<.tna11 pl<v.a l111lu11g
the new concert hall \.',llh the
current Seger.trum l lall. Mad
den said. The Planning Com
mi!>sion will <.·on'i1dcr tht• ron·
cept on May '1.7. ':>1m1> 11 "-.1111
in tlie conct.'ptual plMw. nty
plannel"i wiJI wall until Lhe
symphony haJI I!> clo'>e 10 oprn
ing to ask for an t>xu·pt11111 to
the land-.cap1ng n·quirt•nw111
"It look\ prt:tty 111n· to mt• ·
Councilman Allan "-1.in'>oor
!>llid. "1.vcrything lli.11 the "1.·g-
erstroms have d11111· ovt'r thl'rt'
has been bcauuful .• md I'm op·
timi!>tiL 1ha1 tlll'. will lw tht'
S<Jme.
COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW
ON THE AGENDA
l lere are some of 1he item"
the Costa Mesa City Council
will consider Monday:
SECOND -STORY
ADD1TION APPEAL
On April 3, lhe Zoning
Administrator approved a
-.econd-Ooor addition to an
eXJsting single-family
rc<i1dtmt·e for John Hice al 256
Hose Lane. Mike Snyder, tlw
property owner behind the
property, appeaJed becaui.t' of
privacy issue!>. On April 28,
the Planning Commi!.~ion
approved the addition 4 to O.
with Commissioner Katrina
1-oley ab!>t'nt.
Th e commission's approval
included the conditions thC>t
Rice agree to install landsrnpl'
~creening along the rear wall
10 a height of9 to 10 feel and
increase the wall height to R
feet along the rear prori:rty.
Mayor Gary Monahan
appealed this approval
because of hi!> concern'> with
privacy issues and placenw111
of wmdow!>.
GETTING
INVOLVED
• GElllNG IN\IOUIED runs
periodically in the Daily Pilot on a
rotating basis. For information on
adding your organization to this
list. call (949) 574-4298.
ACADEMIC YEAR IN AMERICA
Costa Mesa families can host a
German student and earn up to
$1 ,000 toward a number of
travel-abroad programs. Danielle
Carpino, (800) 322-HOST.
ALS ASSN .. ORANGE
COUNTY CHAPTER
The Amyotrophic Lateral
Sclerosis Assn .. whicn helps
individuals who have the
disorder that is also known as
Lou Gehrig's disease. needs
volunteers. (7141 375-1922.
ALZHEIMER'S ASSN.
OF ORANGE COUNTY
Support group leaders, Visiting
Volunteers. family resource
consultants and office volunteers
are needed. Volunteers may woft(
on one-time projects or ongoing
programs. Training sessions are
available. (800) 660-1993.
• Child Care Sam· noon M · f
• Ample & Convenient Porki"I
• Y090, Tai Chi, Stretch clOaMt
• St.p, P'ow.r Pump, Cordio
• Show.n, Steam & Towel•
WHAT TO EXPECT ~-a.
Staff has found that
although there are no
two-story homes in tht'
vicinity, lhe addiuon would
not hurt the s11rroundi11~
properties or aesthetic'> of tht•
neighborhood becau'>t' lht'
majority of the <iecond Oour "
'>et back furlher form
property lines than tht' fir-.t
noor. The pro1eu mt'el'> or
exceeds all applit:ahlc
re'>ident1al develop111t•111
\tandards and dt•'>lgn
guideline'>.
WESTSIDE
BLUFFS
REZONING
UPDATE
l111s 11em was con11nurd
from the May 5 rnu1m l
meeting becauw uf 1h1• late
hour and becau'><' thl'rc wt' re
only four t:ounul mrmher..
JlrC'>t'nl.
The goal of !he projct'I "111
t hange 1 he m am ly mdu-.1 rial
land u .. e paucrn '><>ut h of
We'>t IHth Street and wc-.1 of
!\.lonroVla Avenue to a
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
The Orange County Region of the
American Cancer Society seeks
office volunteers. The society also
seeks volunteers to answer calls
for the unit's Helpline lnfoCenter.
(949) 261 -9446.
AMERICAN CANCER
SOCIETY DISCOVERY SHOP
The Amencan Cancer Society
Discovery Shop needs unwanted
goods sucn as clothing, furniture
1ewelry, accessories. antiques
and collectibles to fund the
society's researcn, education and
patient services programs. The
goods may be dropped off at
2600 E. Coast Highway, Corona
,re~idential neighborhood
1 h e council ha'> maclt: ii a
community ohject1ve 10
analyze the rezo,ni!~~
WHAT TO EXPECT .:
Staff ha!> two con'cern., with
the project -'>inn• only o ne
firm rec;ponded to a l>1d for
the work, there\ IHI t hanct' 10
compare the propo'>al with
other-. based on .-. ... ue'> .. uch
J'> cos!. Al'io, the bid prin•
l'xceeded ..,taff\ ong111.il t·o..,I
t''>l imate'> of$ I 00,000 to
$150,000 by aho 111 $I 0.0011 to
$15,000. dcpendinK on
including one optional ta.,k
"That\ prcll}' lntert•'>llng
hetau.,e there ~.1.., only Olll'
rC\flOllSe," Mayor c.ary
\fonahan said ~l.t} l "I think
there\ going to he -.onw
lJUt''>llons. I think Wl' nt•t•d to
move on the \tudy. I think
11 '-.ome1h1ng of h1Kh 1ntl'fl'''
m the commun11y .111t.l net•th
10 he !>tud1ed. •
REHEARING OF
1901 NEWPORT
CONDOS
I his ilem aho w.1.,
del Mar. Volunteers are also
needed from 10 a.m to 5 p.m.
Monday through Saturday at the
same location. (949) 640-4777.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
ROAD TO RECOVERY
The transportauon program needs
volunteers to drive cancer patients
to and from medical treatments
free of cnarge The required
commrtment ts a few hours each
week or month Dnvers must have
a valid driver's license and
insurance and be at least 25
Volunteers may use either their
own vehicles or American Cancer
Society vans (949) 261·9446 or
seamer aJcancer org
TwENTY LENDERS
ONE PHONE CALL
949.252.8200
ith ~ Bill Fallon
• Purchase • Refi • Construction
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FYI
WHAT: Costa Mesd City
Council meeting
WHEN: 6:30 p.m tod.iy
WHERE: City Hall, 77 Fair Drive
INFO: (714) 754 5223
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•••Nightly Entcnainmcnr•H 1
M Monday, May 19, 2003
MARK C. D!..'STIN I DAILY PILOT
Kevin McMullin, president of Collegewise, gives his presentation,
MSelecting the Right College," during Sunday's Festival of Children
Volunteer Day at South Coast Plaza.
MALL
Continued from Al
help me look good for college."
Jonathan Goldberg. a sopho-
more at Woodbridge High
School in Irvine, said he has had
trouble finding organizations to
volunteer for.
"This is good because I've
found what I wa.\ looking for," he
-.aid.
For the participating groups,
the event was one more way to
·spread the word," said Martha
Treadway, volunteer for I labit for
Humanity.
·we need a lot of volunteers
L''Uhn • rLDOt"J
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s4~~ft.
because we work almost entirely
with volunteers," she said. "But a
lot of times, publicity is not
easy."
Treadway said that just one
hour into the event, she was talk-
ing nonstop to visitors to her ta·
ble.
"A lot of people have signed
up already," she said. "But the
opportunity just to display what
we have and tell people about
ourselves is wonderful."
• OEEPA BHARATH covers public
safety and courts. She may be
readied at 19491 574-4226 or by
e-mail at
deepa.bharath@latimes.com.
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Continued from Al
your life's course flt age 17, and
one cou}d really start to believe
they know everything. They
must, rigbtf II not, bow would
they be capable of
accomplishing such tasb.
I thought I was busy in high
school -with my rigorous
athletic schedule (in school and
club sports) honors classes.
srudent government and clubs
-and my Ust of extracurricular
activities was barely half that of
this year's Academic All-Stars. I
remember my uncle telling me
how all he had to do in high
school was show up and get Cs.
He told me then, in 1996. that he
didn't envy me.
Now, kids need to know what
they want to do for the rest of
their lives when they show up
for their first day of high school.
From the moment they step foot
in freshman English class -and
even before -teachers are
talking about coUege
COLLEGES
Continued from Al
and prepare for the loss of 1,000
course secdons, the d.ivioion
deans aJso prepared three contin-
gency plans that would allow
them to add more classes as
quickly as possible.
SOME TOUGH CUTS
Based on to the revised
budget, OCC estimates it ·will
have to cut about St million,
nearly 500 course sections. and
will have to offer those sections
at a higher cost. The fees will in-
crease from SI I to $18 per unit,
which is projected to make com-
munity coll~e unaffordable to
abou1 34,000 full -time students
statewide.
N>r the Coas1 Community Col-
lege District, that'i. just part of
the problem. The district must
also find $2 million to S3 million
to cover the increase in health
in~urance benefi~ for its em-
ployees and meet the increased
percentage of fees added 10 its
retirement system for 2003-04.
"We're being cul on one end
and also being required to put
more in on the other end," Cohn
said. "111e state cuts are certainly
the largest cuts ... but the laddi·
tional fees! do play a significant
role in llhe distm:t's budget!."
lhe University of California
WHATS
AFLOAT
• WHArs AR.OAT is published
periodically. If you are planning a
nautical event, submit the
information to the Daily Pilot, 330
W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA
92627;byfax to(949)64&4170;or
bye-mail to
dailypilot@latimes.com.
CRUISES
EJec:trk: Bost Tourt off9n
two-hour cruises of Newport
Harbor ($75 per cruise).
ANGELS
Continued from Al
Polish Sandwich. Corndogs are
available in the children's bag
meal, and chill sauce can be
found at a handfuJ of locations
around the ball yard.
WienerschnJt.7,el also provides
hot dogs for the Anaheim Mighty
Ducks, San Diego Padres, San Di-
ego Chargers, Sacramento Kings
and Golden State Warriors.
ln April, Wienerschnittel sold
Angel Dogs at llb Orange County
fast-foot restaurants for 99 cents
a piece, Amberger said. A combo
even Included a pair of Halo
Stieb. The deal will return in
Septe mber.
The company signed its first
three-year deal with the Angels
after the 1998 season. The Angels
I
requirements, entiance exams,
etc.
I mnember my math teacher.
Mr. Knapp at Labakle Middle
School, who told my class if we
wanted to get into a Yale or
Harvard. we needed to start
racking up Ivy League grades
now. The competidon ls so
tough at chose schools, they look
at your middle school grades to
determine acceptance.
I remember being nervous
that I was only in the basic.
seventh-grade math and not
pre-algebra lilce the other GATE
srudents. I remember being
scared J would never make it to
Harvard. I was 12.
I hadn't even reached my teen
years and I felt I had the weight
of my entire future riding on my
shoulders.
I know the forward-thinking.
highly motivational tone of
Southern California contributes
to the success of its residents
and their children, but when all
the attention is focused on the
future, it is very easy to ignore
the present
system faces slightly different
concerns.
Although the sysrem won't
have to adjust to additional cuts,
it will still face abo1,1t $360 mil-
lion in base budget cuts.
In tenns of tuition fees, which
already increased for the spring
quarter by, $135, the cost could
jump another $265 per quarter
for the 2003-04 academic year.
UC regents have not yet deter-
mined the exact fee increase and
are awaiting legislative approval
or the revised budge I.
Davis' budger will provide the
University or California system
an additional S l.5 million to
backfill student fee revenue
losses for California National
Guard members, but will also re-
quire substantial cuts on each
campus.
"We're grateful that there were
no additional cuts at this time,·
said Roy Dormaier, vice chancel-
lor or planning and budger at UC
Irvine. ~There's a lot of worry that
one of these adclilional cut plans
promoted by some of the Repub-
licans in the legislature might be
accepted. If so, lhey wouJd se-
verely hurt the university and its
programs.·
AN UNCLEAR FUTURE
As a result of the cuts pro-
posed in January and reaffirmed
in the latest revise, ua will have
to make substantial cuts in its re-
Round-trip hotel or off-the-water
restaur.art shuttle service is
available. Pick-up from
restaurants with docks is also
available. Chartered and catered
tours. (949) 291 -1953 or
www.watt:sontheharbor.com.
Th• N9wport U.ndin11 a.tie ..
available for weddings and
receptions. cocktail and
sightseeing cruises. and
meetings. The cost is $600 fo r the
first two hours. plus $160 for each
additional hour. (949) 361-3640.
Fun Zone Boat Co. Nn1 •
45-minute cruise (adults, $6;
renewed it for another three-year
term before the championship
2002 season.
Also notable, Brown-Forman
Beverages Worldwide's Newport
Beach branch provides a line of
Fetzer wines to the Angels. These
wines are available at stand-
alone carts dotting the stadium
concourse.
Brown-Forman sells the wines
to Young's Market Co .. a bever-
age distributor that, in tum. pro-
vides them to Aramalk Corp.,
who dispenses them at the park.
said Bill Ellerman, Brown-For-
man's regional marketing man-
ager. Aramatk employs all the
vendors who sell food at Edison
Field.
A DRIVE TO WIN
The Southern c.allfomia Auto
Club. headquartered In Costa
High school atudenu can't
wait to be In college and on theU'
own. And coDege atudenu can't
waJt to graduate and start
making 10me "real money." But
ii you don't tab the time to be
grateful for where you are at that
moment. you will wish you
could go back. a would personally like to go
back to hJgh school and college.)
OK. so now I know 1 am
getting old because I am a.bout
to type the words, "enjoy your
youth because It will be gone
before you know it"
From whal I saw of the Costa
Mesa Academic All Stars this
morning. they seem perfectly
capable of pursuing their
dreams while enjoying their
reality. I wish them the best and
remind them to have fun while
they are out saving the wodd.
• l.Ol.ITA ~writes columns
Mondays. Wednesdays and Frid3Ys
and covers culture and the arts. She
may be readled at 1949) 574-4275 or
bye-mall at
lolita.harper@latimes.com.
search and community outreach
programs. UCJ's research devel-
opment has made the university
a major economic player in
Orange County, having a $2.1 -
billion effect on the county
through the various business op-
portunities created, Dormaier
said.
With a proposed guide to their
fiscaJ futures in hand, higher
education officials have fallen
baclt on their prepared plans for
making cuts, but do so with the
uncertainty of its approval in
mind.
While university and college
officials realize that more cuts or
higher tuition fees oouJd lie
ahead, they believe that lobbying
efforts by students, faculty and
staff throughout California and
on behalf of public education
has forced state officials to take a
closer look at how their propos-
als would affect the srudents'
educations.
"I th.ink the lobbying by stu-
dents and facuJty has been in-
credibly effective," Farrell said.
"We've never really done any-
thiJ1g like this in the past. but
this is when the lobbying by sru-
dents and faculty can make a
huge impact."
• CHRISTINE CA.RRIUO covers
education and may be reached at
(949) 574-4268 or by e-mail at
chnstme camllott!latimes com.
children, $1) and a 90-minute
cruise (adults, SS; children, $1 )
deperting from Balboa Fun Zone
wery 30 minutes from 11 a.m. to 1
p.m. daily. A 60-minute showboat
sunset cruise (adults. $6; children,
$1 ) leaves th9 FunZoneat1 p.m.
daily. Private charters are available.
1949) 673-0240.
c.tallne Pauengtlf s.mc. NM
45-mlnute harbor cruises (adults.
$6; children. $1 ) and 90-minute
cruise• (adults. $8; children, $1 ).
departing from Balboa Fun Zone
every 30 minutes from 11 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. daily and on the hour
until 1 p.m. (949) 67~245.
Mesa, also provides services to
the Angels.
The Auto Oub handles the
travel arrangements for the An·
gels' annual fan cruise in Janu-
ary. Devoted fans can book pas-
sage on a cruise from San Pedro
ro Ensenada
The Auto Oub also provides a
truclt at each home game to troll
the parking lot for stranded mo-
torists. The truclt will jump-start
dead battenes or unhook latches
for fans who have loclced their
keys in the car.
One local business no longer
on the client roster Is Oayton
Shurley. The Newport Beach res-
taurateur, who runs Oayton
Shurley'& Real BBQ, sold bar-
becue food to the stadium in
2002, but the deal went sour af-
ter the season ended. McOem-
my said.
..
PUBLIC
SAFETY
Daily Plot
POLICE FILES
C~MESA
• w.tt laker Street and
o,.~ Lana: A parson WH
reportedly curving •
conceited weapon at 12:32
a.m. Sunday.
• Ba., Stt'9et and South
CoHt Dftva: A hit-and-run
WH reported at 3:60 p.m.
Friday.
• Brfatol Stt'9et: Petty theft
wa. reported In the 3300
blodc at 3:40 p.m.
Saturdey.
• Brfatol Street: Grand
theft WH reported In the
3300 block at 8:10 p.m.
Friday.
• Maple Avenue: An auto
theft waa reported In the
1900 bloclc It 8:38 p.m.
Saturday.
•Newport Boulevard:
Poaaeaalon of drug
paraphernalia waa
reported In the 2300 block
at 7 p.m. Friday.
• Tullp Lana: Drinking In
public wH reported In the
100 block et 3:14 a.m.
Saturday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• Welt Coeat Highway: An
auto theft was reported in
the 2700 bloclc at 12: 18
p.m . Saturday.
• Crestview Drtva: A
hit-and-run was repqrted
In he 2400 block at 8:38
p.m . Saturday.
• Merguefft• Avenue end
Coeat Highway: Petty theft
was reported at 11:49 e.m.
Saturday.
• Newport Bouleverd:
Petty theft was repo rted in
the 2600 block at 1 :49 a.m.
Saturday.
• Port SHboume Wey:
Tr~spaaaing was reported
in t~e 1900 block et 6:08
p.m . Saturday.
•11th Street and SH Gutt
Lane: A hit-and-run was
reported at 6:53 p.m.
Saturday.
• 3Sth Street: A loud party
was reported inthe100
block at 10:23 p.m.
Saturday.
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Plane lands at JW A
after engine failure
A twin-engine al:rcraft
with one failed engine
landed safety at John Wayne
Airport Sunday morning.
airport spokeswoman Ann
Mc<:arley said.
The two-engine piper
Seminole with two peopje
on board landed at a.bout
11 :45 a.m. on Runway 19,
she said.
"The plane lost one en-
gine. but landed without
any problems using the
other engine," McCarley
said.
No one was injured in the
incident. she said.
"He's not in good standing
with the club 6nandally,"
McOemmy said. ·1·m uncom-
fortable discu.ssi.n8 that·
"He was a sponsor last year
and we terminated our arrange-
ment with him.· McOemmy
added
When contacted Friday, Shur-
ley defended his business deal-
ings, saying he walked away
from the Angels when McOem·
my refused to renegotiate the
conuact.
"There ~ some lMues that
they didn't handle," Shurley uJd.
•They didn't see eye to eye. and
we pretty much parted ways."
• MIA. ClWTOH CCMltl the
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TOOAY
Hoag Hospital'• Cane« Cant.r la
offering a presentation by a
group of expert clinicians to learn
about the use of surgery for
treating colon cancer. There will
be time after the free 6:30 to 9
p.m. presentation to network w ith
other colon cancer survivors and
discuss commo n concerns.
Registration is required. For more
information and to register. call
(949) 760-2103.
World Infertility Month wlU kidc
off in Orange County w ith a
presentation called "PGD: It's Not
Only for Genetic Screening
Anymore." The tree, educational
seminar will feature imponant
discussions about the role
pre1mplantation genetic
diagnosis is playing in helping
parents uncover genetic and
sex-linked diseases. The event 1s
open to the public and will take
place at Marrion Suites. 500
Bayview Circle in Newport Beactl
beginning at 6:30 p.m . For
information, call (888) 917-47n.
Mature drivers can ah•rpen their
driving skill& In an eight-hour
class in two sessions at
Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant in Costa Mesa. Classes
will be from 12:30 to 4·30 p .m .
May 19 and 20. and are limited to
30 students The cost 1s $10.
Advanced registration required
To register or for more
information. call (714) 557 3340
TUESDAY
A free Mminar and book signing
of "Why the Weight? Dare to be
Great I# by author Jean Kruegar
will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at
Mother's Market, 225 East 17th
St., Costa Mesa. For reservations.
call (800) 595 MOMS.
TheSurfriderFoundation
Newport Beacti Film Night will
feature surfing films, including
the newly released •3 Degrees." It
will be held at 7 p.m. at the
Surfrider public meeting at
Margantav1lle. 2332 West Coast
Highway, Newpon Bead\. Come wlll be fro m 11 a m. to 4 p.m. in present "The Crime Novel 81 Exhibttion. For more
and learn what la going on with the Newpon Coast Shopping Cultural Study.· The best·selhng information. call (949) 717-3870.
local water quality Issues and see Canter. The event will have author will discuu "Sugar Skull;
some cool surf fticb. For more games 1nd rides for ctllldren. her new novel, and how her Registration Is now open~
Information. call (949) 644-7443. Admlulon is $10. For more journalism bac*ground led to runners and wafkers of all ages fOf
Information. call (949) 476-1144, writing fiction. Call (949) 717·3816 the 22nd annual Corona del Mar
Thomn J. C.www wtl chcuu ext. 358. for more information Scenic 5K Raoe & two-mile Fun
"How Time Flies: The Molecular Walk on June 1. Pre-registnrtio
Arctlitecture of Memory• at a free ThrM ecdalmed .uthors and JUNE 13 fees are S22 for the runlwaltt and
7:30 p.m . seminar at the Irvine scholars will present "African Inventors Forum pNMnU • $12 for the Dolphin Dash.
Barclay Theatre. Carew. UC American Speech In Global seminar on "Intellectual Property Registration on the day of the race
Irvine's ct.air of neorobtology and Culture; exploring the effect of Law" by Epward S<:hlaner, patent 1s S30 for the run/walk. Separate
behavior. will discuss his researctl African American speech on attorney. at 7:30 p.m. in Orange races for men and women are
that allows a close examination modern conversation, poetry and Coast College's S<:1ence Lecture limited to 1 ,500 runners. Call (949)
of the molecular mactlinery that music. The reception, Hall. Registration and networking 644-3151 to register.
creates memories, both fleeting performance reading and book begin at 7 p.m . The cost 1s $5 for
and lasting. For information, call signing w ill run from 4 to 9 p.m . members, $15 for nonmembers Bayalde Reataunint In Newport
(949) 824-4275. at UC Irvine's Cross Cultural Call (714) 540-2491 for Beach off ff rs wine tasting every
Center and Crystal Cove information. Thursday night for $1 5 per
WEDNESDAY Auditorium . For more person, featuring five new w ines
A frM Mmlnar and book signing information, call (949) 824· 1948. JUNE 18 each week. f o r more
of "The Digestion Connection" by Pamela Hallao-Gibson will speak information. call (949) 721 1222.
Dr. Mark Stengler will be held MAY28 about and sign her new book,
from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m . at Mother's The Council on Aging -Orange "Orange County, the Golden If your orchid is too big for its
Market. 225 East 17th St., Costa County 1s offering free training to Promise: An Illustrated History," pot, Green Sy stem s
M esa. For reservations, call (800) recognize financial abuse and to at 7 p.m. at the Costa Mesa International will show you how
595-M OMS. help safeguard against Historical Society. 1870 Anaheim to re-pot your plant during their
v1ct1m1zat1on with a two·hour Ave., Costa M esa for more free orchid-potting seminar
Suspense novelist Martha UniOI session called "Who Can You information. call (949) 631-5918 or every Saturday at 2 p.m. A plant
will speak at a Newpon Beach Trust?· The session runs from 1 visit www amh1stpress com sale 1s held from 9 a.m to 4 p.m
Newcomers Club meeting at 10 to 3 p.m at the Newpon Beacti at the 20362 Birch St. facility. Call
a.m. Unikel is also a member of Oasis Senior Center, 800 ONGOING (949) 756-1211for 1nformat1on.
the club. which is open to all Marguerite Ave .. Corona del Mar Volunteer drivers are needed t.o
women living in the area for less For reservations, call (949) help deliver nutritiously prepared Discover the aec:rwt.s of Carbon
than five years. For more 644-3244. meals to homebound, frail or Canyon Regional Park as you
information. call (~) 645-9722. elderly clients incapable of walk through groves of beautiful
MAY29 shopping or cooking for Coastal Redw ood trees every
UC Irvine's school of biological Op. the original Califomia lifestyle themselves through "Mobile Saturday at 8:30 a.m . Parking is
sciences and the Howard A. brand, and Pro1ekter: Action Meals; sponsored by $4. Call (714) 996-5252 for more
Schneiderman Memorial Sports Cinema announce the FISH-Harbor Area Inc. and Hoag information.
Bioethics Lecture Series present opening of the Op Summer Surf Hospital. Call (9491 645-8050 for
"The Good Life at the End of Life,• Serles at the Lido Theater at 9 more information Team Survivor, a nonprof'rt
a lecture by Dr. Joanne Lynn, at 7 p.m., with a screening of the organization encouraging
p.m. in the Crystal Cove original 35-millimeter print of The Arst Page -Fine Children's women w ho have been through
Auditorium. The event Is free, but John Milius' 1960s surf epic, "Big Books, at 270 E. 17th St , No 10 in cancer treatment to exercise,
reservations are required. For Wednesday." For more Costa Mesa. offers free story time hosts "Walk and Talk. at 10 a.m
more information, call (949) information, call (949) 722·2219. M ondays. Weooesday, Fridays the second and fourth Friday of
824-7252. and Saturdays from 9·30 to 10·30 the month in front of
JUNE 1 a.m ., Tuesdays and Thursdays NIKEgodess store in Fashion
Mentor. coactl and tNsted The 10th annual Balboa Island fr om 4 to 5 p m For more Island Members meet for lunch
advisor Dave Gentry will speak at Parade, "Celebrate Balboa information call (949) 645 5437 after at Atrium court It 1s free.
a PCMA meeting about his search Island," will take place at 11 a m and all fitness levels are
for an authentic life at the Westin along Manrte Avenue For "Abstract Wortis on Canvas and welcome For more information.
in South Coast Plaza from 5 to 8 information, call (9491 7234 t 77 Paper; an exh1b1t of an by Janet call 1949) 275 3888
p m. Registration is at 4:45 p m Rosener, will be on display at the
For more information. call (714) JUNE4 Newpon Beac:ti Central Library Newport Comm unity
637-5524. The friends of the Newport through June 30. The exh1b11 will Counseling Center offers a way
Beach Library will host a feature selections from Rosener's to stop the cycle of domestic
SATURDAY complimentary brunch and #Washed Away" senes, created by violence through the support
A book signing and personal annual meeting for members at dripping, splanenng or pounng group In S A.FE. Hands S.A.FE
appearance by author James 10:30 a m 1n the Friends Meeting add111onal paint and mediums stands for safety, awareness,
Balch for his book •Prescription Room at the Central Library, 1000 onto an original painting and h and empowerment. The
for Nutritional Healing• will be Avocado Ave Local Nancy washing 11 away to suggest the meets Mondays from 6:30
held from 11 a.m . to 2 p.m . at Robison. author of more than 70 passage of time For more Free. For more
Mother's Market, 225 East 17th books, will be the speaker information call (949) 717 3816 a ion, call (949) 721·8079.
St .. Costa M esa. For reservations, Reservations are reQu11cd and
call (800) 595-M OMS. must be made by May 28 Call Award-w inning wortis by Teens are invited to drop by the
(714) 596-5276 Orange County artists working in c.1ty of Costa Mesa Recreation
The Newport Coast Cares' first an array of two·d1mens1onal Center from 2 to 6 p.m. Monday
"Spring Fling# fund·ra1ser to JUNE 5 media w ill be o n display at through Friday for indoor and
benefit the Corazon de Vida Edgar finalist Denise Hamilton Newport Beach City Hall through outdoor sports and act1v1t1es
FoundatiQn, an organization that will return to the Newport Beach June 27, for the Spring 2003 The Center 1:; at 1860 Anaheim
raises money for ctlildren in Ba1a. Central Library at 7 p m to Orange County Artists Ave For more information, call
(714) 327 7560.
Warner Bros Pictur~s. RcqJI C in 'ffidS. Edwdrds Th~dtr~s Llrid I lodq s 5S2 Cluh Presents
Michdcl DouqlJs and Albert Brool\-.,.
Wedn esday, May 21 , 200 3
Edwards Big Newport 6
300 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach
5:00 p.m. Light Dinn er
7:30 p.m. Movi e Scree ning
Proceeds benefit Hoag Women 's Pavilion
For ticket information, please call the Fou ndation at 9491574-7208
\
Monday, May 19, 2003 A5
The Newport a.ach Walking
Club meeu at the corn.r of
Superior and Hospital Road in
Newport Beach •t 9· 15 1.m and
1 p.m. everyd1y. For more
informatt0n, call (949) 650 1332
Th• Newpott a.act. Cao
Decorating Club meets from 7 to
9 p.m. on Thursday nights at
Superior and Hospital Road in
Newport Beach. For more
information. call (9491650 1332
The Assn. of BusJnns Services
hosts a networking meuung that
deals with education
connections from 6 to 8•30 p m .
on the second Tuesday of every
month at the Holiday Inn at 3131
Bristol St., Costa Mesa for more
information. call (949) 1$05 0011
"Divoru: A New Beginning,· a
workshop for men and w omen
divorced or getting divorced 1s
held from 10 a.m to 12 30 JJ m
at 180 Newport Center Drive on
the third Saturday of every
month Cost 1s $40 For rnorr:
information, call 644 6435
The Newport Beach Pubhc
library hosts an hour of stones
and crafts for children 1r1
kindergarten through tht-st:c.;ond
grade at the Corona dcl Mar
branch from 3 to 4 p m
Tuesdays The library is at 420
Marigold Ave For morr-
information, call (949) 71 7 ]1$00
free tours of the Orange County
Perfomung Arts Center takf! yuest:.
to the dressing rooms 1$'rformer's
lounge, badtstage and on '>td4t: at
10:30 a.m fYVery \Ne<Jnc.~d.iy and
Saturday at 600 Town Ce1111•r Drive.
Costa Mesa Group tours r.~n be
held by special arrangerm·r,t For
more information, call 1714
SSS.ARTS. ext 833
The Newport Beach Newcomers
Club holds a general m1> ... tinq ,r.
the third Wednesday of • vf!rv
month The organ1zattor is open
to all women res1dPnt:. "
Newport Beach who hav1, 11.,cd
in the area fewer thdn to11" Y~drs
For more information r dll 19491
645-9922, or VISll
newcomers·newporr/J1·acn org
Oasis Senior Center holds 11
pancake breakfas1 tron1 7 JO to
10 a.m . on the second S.1tur<l<iy
of every month. Breakfd'>I
includes pancakes. !><ttJ'>d4'
co Hee and orange 1u1 1• !cir SJ S 1
for children The cont••r •'> it 800
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Wedneedays: A Handl-on
Cooking a ... Program• hosted
by chef Alexx Guevara. The claa
la held from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Wednesdays at 3333 Bristol St.,
Costa Mesa. The cott. lnduding
materials, It $30. To reMfVe a
spot, call (818) ~75.
'tbga and rhythm,
"Yogartiythmlca" combines yoga,
dance and fun. The clan la held
from 4:30 to 6:45 p.m. Tuesdays
at 2850 Mesa Verde Drive East,
Suite 111, Costa Meu. For more
information, call (714) 754-7399.
·earthqu.ba -t+Jt If, But
When" will be re-broadcaat
through April 12 on Adelphia and
Cox cable systems for Newport
Beadl. The show has been edited
to 30 minutes and runs Tuesdays
at 5:30 p.m., Wednesdays at 9
p.m. and Saturdays at 7 p.m.
The Newport Harbor Nautlcal
Museum offers the exhibit "Your
Majesty, There Is No Second: The
America's Cup 1851·2003"
through April 30. The museum is
at 151 E. Pacific Coast Highway,
Newport Beach. Free admission.
For more information, call (949)
673-7863.
Int.rt.Ith cou.,._ with one
Jewish partner are Invited to
participate in a discussion group
at the Jewish Family Service of
Orange County office. The group
is geared toward dealing with
issues between interfaith
couples, such aa raising children .•
observing holidays, symbols in
the home and relationship• with
extended families. The cost for
three sessions is $45 per couple.
Preregistration is required. Call to
sctiedule date and time. The
office Is at 250 E. Baker St, Suite
G. Costa Mesa. (714) 4454950.
Women SO end old9r a111 join•
discussion group coordinated by
Jewish Family Services to
address issues such as anxiety,
depression, relationships,
loneliness and family. The group
meets from 10 to 11 :30 a.m.
Mondays at the agency offices,
250 E. Baker St .. Suite G, Costa
Mesa. Pre registration required.
(714) 445-4950.
Friends of the Newport Bw:h
Public Library Used Book Store
are asking for patrons to donate
boob to replenish the dwindling
llodt. Boob mtiy be ..a at tnv of
the three bnNlCtl......,.. -
Balboa,~ or CofoN del
Mar -or In the book c:I09lt next
to the Ftiend9 Book Store, at 1000
AVOC8do Alie., Newpoft Beed\.
Alt hardcover end pepetbllcl donadon•. wtth the exception of
magazine. and Ir# boob, wtll be
1CC9Pled and ere tax deductible.
(949) 759-9667.
The .... lnatlluea ..... ,,..
computer da .... to peopfe wtth
fading vision who have dffficulty
seeing the computer ecreen. The
Oaai• Center at 800 Marguerlta
Ave .• Corona del Mer, otrera ab<
aeulona. Call to algn up for
da-. (714) 821-6000.
A ......... *9 ... m..tsat
7:15 p.m. Wednesdays at 3400
Irvine Ave., Suit& 114, Newport
Beach. Call to reserve a seat. (949)
263-1462.
The Com Maea Ch.mbar ol
Commerce hosts networtdng
tuncneon meeting• Wednesdays
from 11:46 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the
Costa Mesa Country Club. The
cost is $14. The dub Is at 1701
Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa.
(714) 885-9090.
A brain tumor auppott group
meets the ft rat and third
Thursdays of each month from 7
to 8:30 p.m. at the Hoag Cancer
Center at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag
Drive, Newport Beach. Free.
Registration not required. The
group la designed to help
patients and their families
understand and cope with tha
Illness. (949) 674-623.2.
St. Andnlw'a ~ Churdl
hosts a mental lllnea support
group from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Sundays in Oierenfleld Hall C at
600 St Andrews Road, Newport
Beadl. (949) 574-2236.
The Jeiwiatl hmly 8-vica of
Orange County sponsor• a
discossion group for adult
children and their parents from 6
to 7 p.m . two Tuesdays a month
at the Jewish Family Service
office at 250 E. Baker St, Suite G,
Costa Mesa. $10 per peraon, per
session. Preregistration required.
(714) 445-4950.
The Jewish Famffy 8-vica of
Orange County has a weekly
parel'lting support group. Parents
learn strategi89 for successful
parenting and for dealing with
the feelings and behavior of their
children. The group meets from
10 to 11:30 a.m. Mondays at the
Jewish Family Service office at
250 E. Baker St, Suite G, Costa
Mesa. The group will cover
managing anger, anxiety and
The c.... .... 8tnlorCentlat'
t. bllroom dlndng wfth Ive
""'*from the c-. Mele Mu*
MakM from 7:30 to 10'.30 p.m.
~"-day ni9f1t lt896 w. 1Wt
St •. c-. Meu.k (948) ~
J9wt9h fM'nly ~of Orange
County aponaora en ongoing
heallng aupport group for the
chronk:ally Ill. The purpose la to
provide participants with
emotional and aplritual support
to manage lllneaa and ita
consequences. The group meets
at 7 p.m. Thursdays at the Jewish
Family Service office at 250 E.
Baker St, Costa Mesa.
Attendance is free. but
registration la required. (714)
446-4960.
Scnbbla Club No. 360 mNta
from 8 to 10 p.m. Thursdays at
Borders Books, Music & Cate at
South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St
in Costa Mesa. $3. New players
are welcome. (949) 206-9822.
The Coln end Stamp Qub m..ts
from 1 to 3 p.m. Mondays at the
Oasis Senior Center. New
members interested in trading,
buying and selling stamps and
colna are being sought to join
these informal meetings. There
are no feet required. (949)
644-3244.
Jewish Femlty 8-vica offws
ongoing bereavement support
groups for adults ~•II atage& of
lou. Group membets share
experiences, hear how others
deal with grief, receive support
a nd learn ways to cope with
sadnes.s and loss. One group
meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at Beth
Jacob In Irvine. The aecond group
meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays at
Temple Judea In Laguna Hills.
The tliird group meets at 1 p.m.
Thursdays at the Ezra Center in
Anaheim. Free, but advance
registration is required. (714)
446-4950.
Jewish Femlty s.rvice of Orange
County provides a support and
dlacuuion group for persons
recovering from childhood or
teenage sexual abuse. The group
meets from 8 to 9:30 p.m.
Tuesdays at 250 E. Baker St,
Costa Mesa. Advance regi.stration
is required. (714) 445-4950.
1Wo-hour k.apk toun with •
trained naturalist guide are
offered at 10 a.m. Sundays from
the Newport Dunes Waterfront
Resort. The resort is at 1131 Badt
Bay Drive, Newport Beadl. $20,
or $10 for California Wildlife
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-----------------------Naturalists and Friends
members. (949) 729-1150.
22nd Annual
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Pre-Registration prior to Wednesday May 28
Mail completed registration rorm with cheek or aedlr cardl to. ATIN CdMSk
City of Newpon Beach, 3300 Newport Boulevard. Newport Beach. CA 92663
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a1 the OASIS Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Avenue, Corona def Mar
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A~ and ct.nce class is held
from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. Tuesdays
at the Center for Spiritual
Discovery, 2850 Mesa Verde Drive
East. Suite 111 , Costa Mesa. (714)
754-7399.
The Rw Connie Rydanan leads a
diacutsion group using the book
"Conversations with God" from
noon to 1 p.m. Tuesdays at the
Center for Spiritual Discovery,
2850 Mesa Verde Drive East,
Suite 111 , Costa Mesa. Bring a
lunch. (714) 764-7399.
Marshal'• Taa Kwon Do k'I Costa
Mesa offers free self-defense
classes to air11ne pilots and flight
attendants. Classes are taught by
three-time U.S. National
Champion Tom Marshall.
Marshall's is at 333 E. 17th St,
574-0122.
A o..Mng wtth DM>f'ce support
group is offered by Jewish Family
Service of Orange County. The
group is led by an experienced
counselor ahd meet>i at 6 p.m.
Tuesdays at the Jewish
Federation campua, 250 E. Baker
St, Suite G, Costa Meu. (714)
445-4950.
The S.. Scoub' ahlp Del MM 711
of Orange County offera a
progntm for boys and young men
ages 14 to 18 lntenttted In sailing,
aeamanahlp, piloting, navigation
and en.riling. Meeting• are from 6
to 9 p.m. Wedneadeya et the Sea
Scouts s.a ea ... 1931 w. Coast
Hlghwey, Newport Beach. (949)
842-6301 or (949) 651-8591.
O..SeniorC..1•~·
ongoing eaeiatance, couneellng
end MMal MMce9 for eenlora.
(948) 844-3244.
The c.... ..... ...,Cllllllt
Square Ind Round Dlnce Club
..... ~ dencets to join
Its 9fO"P from t to 11 1:m.
Thul'ldlys .. the Co«a MMe
Senior c.nt.r, 191h Sn.tend
Potnonl Awnue, Cocta MeN.
(714) 54Mee8.
than ftw yean. For more
&nfomNldon, ctll (948) 86-9922
or vfalt the Web alte
~.org.
Tha l"hund9y ~Woman'•
Club, 1 ~ friandahip
dub, Is ..-Ung new members.
The dub, which Inductee golf,
bridge, waiting and gourmet
eec:tlona, meets at 11 e.m. on the
second Thursday o1 every month
at the Radluon Hotel In Newport
Beach. The luncneon 11 $23 end
lndudea entertainment The hotel
Is at 4646 MacArthur Blvd. (714)
842-6863.
The Nwlport..,, w.lklng aub
meeta at 9 a.m . and 7 p.m .
Monday through Saturday, and at
7 p.m . Sunday. Walkers should
meet at the intersection of
Hospital Road and Superior
Avenue. Free. (949) 650-1332.
The AIMflc:an Legion m..a .. 7
p.m. the third Tuesday of every
month. The meetings, which deal
with veteran luues and
community aervioa. will be held
at the Costa Meu Air National
Guard. The national guard i1 at
2651 Newport Blvd. Free. Mary
Holler, (714) 646-2m; or Bill
Mimiaga, (949) 650-0894.
Nightfy meeting• fof thOM who
want to overcome nicotine
addiction are offered In Costa
Mesa and Newport Beach. (714)
n4-9106 or (800) 642-0666.
The Newport Sports Museum, a
nonprofit organization. operates
a free muaeum at 100 Newport
Center Ortve, Newport Beach. The
museum, which has one of the
wor1d's largest collections of
sports roemorabilia, Is open from
9 a.m . to 6 p.m . weekdays and 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday. (949)
721-9333 or www.n~wporrspom·
museum.org.
The &tandll High School Patent
Teadler Student Assn. hosts a
monthly paper drive every
Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon in
the school's northwest partting
lot. on the corner of Estancia
North and Placentia. Newspapers
that are bound, loose or bagged
are accepted. Cardboard and
bound material such as phone
books and thidt magazines are
not. Also, bins are available for
drop off every day of the month.
All funds raised go to the
association. Free. The school is at
2323 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa.
(949) 515-6500.
O.sia SaNor CenW oftws a daly
telephone contact program for
seniors who have a limited local
support system. They also offer
ongoing computer classes that
teach the basics of 'Nord,
Ouidten, Print Shop and Internet
usage. (949) 644-3244.
TheCoeu Maea ~
Toastmasters Club meets from
noon to 1 p.m. Wednesdays at
the Orange C-0unty Department
of Education, 200 Kalmus Drive,
Costa Mesa. Meeting• are open
10 anyone who wants to Improve
his or her public speaking skills.
(714) 444-8783.
The Newport Bw:h
Distinguished Toastmasters Club
1300 meets from 7 to 9 p.m.
Tuesdays in Sgt. Pepperoni'•
meeting room, 2300 Bristol St,
Newport Beach. Call to make
reservations. (949) 646-1274.
The Jewtah Femity s.vlc:e of
Orange County holds group
meetings for younger women lo
discua life passages and
changes, body images, family,
relation hi mmunication
intimacy and sexuality, anxiety
and loneliness. The group meets
at 1 p.m. Tuesdays at the agency
office. The office is at 250 E. Baker
St, Suite G, Costa Mesa.
Preregistration la required. Marcy
M iddler, (714) 445-4950, ext. 114.
The Maea MMMngara
Toastmasters Club 691 In Co.ta
Mesa meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at
Mesa Verde United Methodist
Church, 1701 W. Baker St, Costa
Mesa. (714) 640-4446. ·
The Zlngan ~Club
615F meet• for breakfast on
Tuesdays from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at
the Village Farmer, South Coast
Plaza Village. 3851 S. Beerl81l
The meeting Is free for ftrat·tlma vi~ora. For more Information,
call (714) 2AM109.
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from 7 to 8;30 a.m. Mondrp at
the Irvine Co., 810 Newpoft
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"I had a great t;me and,
basically, everything I wanted
to accomplish, I
accomplished."
Charle Blelller, retired teacher<oach
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Dail Pilot Sports Edftor Rk:hard Dunn: 1949) 574-4223 • Spor1a Fu: (949) 650-0170 Monday, May 19. 2003 A7
SEA VIEW LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
EDITOR'S
SCORECARD
Starting
with the
big6-0
Senior Spotlight debuts
today with few requirements,
but foremost of those is age.
M y predece'>-'>Or, HoRer
CarlM>n, called 11 Ilw
Bunker and he\ ab'>Olutely
nght about that '>CJmetlJ11e<>
it's more of a foxhole. Neverthele..•,, I m
here to 1n1roduce today\ Senior
Spollight a!> a new regular '>pon ... ft'ature
on this page wilh former tenrw, t oach
Oiartie Ble1ker. who qual1fit•d bt•t dU\e
he's over 60
That~ right
Sixty·and over I'> the
requuement. This
isn't golf. I have
many friend., SO d.Jld
older and lo thmk of
them a., c,enior< ..
would be db'>urd.
Illus. the emphast~
on Lhe big 6-0
There are rea'><.>n!)
for every change and
this one '>Imply
come'> from Lhe
heart, where folks ID
RICHARD
DUNN
K£.NT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT
The Newport Harbor High boys volleyball team earned a share of the Sea Vtew League championship. Front row. left to right, are Michael McDonald,
Morgan Govaars, Michael Toole, Gavin Galey, Paul Toman, Ted Slater and Jon Langford . In the back row, from left to right, are assistant coach Bryan
Cottriel, assistant coach Russell Gan, Nick Kelly, Ryan Newell, Brett Perrine, Jamie Diefenbach, Nick Gtassic. Adam Schlesinger and head coach Dan
Glenn. The Sailors continue play in the CIF Southern Section Drvis1on I playoffs with a second-round match Tuesday at No. 2-seeded San Clemente
Lheir 60'>. 70'>. ~and ~. and mdybe
even I 00'>, will be profiled ID tht golden
yeat'>, reflecung on a sponing hft' pa">I
and perhaps pr~nl wh1lt: addmg
1nsigh1 from an experienced .. ourc e.
.. It I!> the province of k.nowlt'dgl· to
speak and II I!> Lhe pnVllegt' of wi .. dom
to listen.· Oliver Wendell 1 lolnw., I H~:.'.
For Lho'>t' grdying and bclldmg md
losmg cl lmle off their gamt.> Mld bod)
mechamcs. yet still plu~ng a\.\ a\ or
loolang at thmgs now from cl d1flt•rt.>nt
Vlewpo1nt. Lh!s fearure'-; for you
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Anteaters drop Big West finale
It's 60 and over. Thal., tht• agl'
requirement for the seruor surfer-..
tennis playen.. golfer.;, lawn howlt·r..
swunmers. et al .. and we·u 1rv to
unco\;er as many as we can t"'-t'I"\ other
Monday wuh crack "P<l"""'ntt•r "ile\-e
Virgen at Lhc conLrols. ILontao \'1rgen
if you have a good cand1dat<' al
st eve. vi rgen@latim~.com J
UC Riverside sweeps UCI,
which completes season
Wednesday at home.
RNERSIDE -The UC Irvine base·
ball team outhit host UC Riverside
Sunday, but the Highlanders claimed a
6-4 Big West Conference victory to
sweep the three-game series.
The loss drops UCJ to 20·35, 8-13 in
the Big West, with only one game re·
maining-a nonconference clash with
visiting Hawaii Wednesday at 7 p.m .
The Anteaters took the lead after
three scoreless innings, when fresh·
man designated hitter Mart Wagner
homered down the !eh-field line with
one out, his second of the season.
Riverside (40-15, 14-7), which en·
tered Sunday one game behind sec·
l
ond·place Cal State Fuller·
ton (the Titans hosted
conference champion Long
Beach State Sunday at 5
p.m.), tied it in the fourth.
Kevin Mangles doubled in
Tony Festa, who had walked
with one out, for Lhe equaJ·
izer.
The Highlanders then
took the lead with a three·
run sixth, chasing UCI
starter Paul French, who
ua
UCR
took the loss to fall to 2· 7 this spring.
Jason Collette had an RBI single and
Aaron Grant followed with a two-run
double to put the hosts on top for
KOOd.
UCI scored in the seventh, when
senior center fielder Jon Horwitz sin·
gled through the right side, advanced
4
6
to 'ietond on a wild pitch.
and scored on sophomore
third ba5eman Bretl OaJton";
RBI s1Dgle Lhrough the nght
side.
River;1de answered right
back wi1h two in it'> seventh.
but lJU scored two in the
eighth to, once again. pull
wilhlD two.
Junior second baseman
Mall Fisher singled to start
the UCI rally in the eighlh
and advanced to second on a throwing
error. He moved to Lhird on senior
Oiris Klemm's groundout and scored
on freshman Matt Falk's single up Lhe
middle.
Falk then scored on sophomore Jor-
dan S7.abo's pinch-hit triple to right·
center field, but after reliever Brian
SENIOR SPOTLIGHT
Hoff came on. d groundout ended Lhe
threat. I loff worked a scoreless ninlh to
earn hi'> third ~ve. preserving Lhe vie·
iory for staner Julio Fernande£, who
improved to 5·3.
Fisher, Falk and Horwil7. each had
two h its for UCI. which won Lhe hit
battJe, I 0 9.
rive lJU relievers failed to give up a
rurT to keep the visitors 10 it
Bic w.s1 Confw9nee
UC Riverside 6, UCI 4
Score by Innings
UCI ooo 100 120 4 10 o
UCR ooo 103 201I 6 9 2
French. R11ullna111s (6), Schroer (6), Tripoli (7),
Nicoll 171. Edell (7), Krise (71 and Werhun,
Fernandez. Winter (7). Shaw (8), Hoff (8) and
~ W Femaodaz._5-1 L frenc:h.. 2·2
Sv Hoff (JI 28 Wahlbnnk (UCAI. Mangels
(UCRI Grant IUCR) 38 · Szabo (UCll HR
Wagner (UCll
Whal we're looking for 1., '>onu.•one
retired or at retirement age who has
been (or c;ulJ isl a coach. alhlete nr
admimstrauve figure. F-.nJoy the "it'mor
Spotlight.
•••
May has always been '>Ul h .in
intere!>ting time of year. \\llh \lhoul
windmg down and folk.<. gt·arin>( up for
summer, while many on 1hc count!"\
club golf courses are loolang 10 win
men's and women's club
charnpion'ih1ps and gam entn or
invitation~) to Lhe Tea C up < la""'l ,inJ
Jones Cup.
The women's Tea Cup Cla-...,1c
scheduled to be played at Me<-d Verde
Country Club Cr&\}. will. for Lhe fir.t
ume, havt> two~ at the t'Yent -
See DUNN, Pace A8
Charlie Bleiker
Though coaching tennis is no longer his racket,
he enjoys the game from a different perspective.
28. at the <>Jal VaDey 1ennis
TuurnamenL He dined at the Ranch
House resunnnt and watched the
Sport m.t hll always hem a b4g part ol
bis lifie. MIS al. be tw been anmdJng
the Ojai toUm&l'DeOl mnoe 1'¥11.
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aD want lellont. Bui \Ne have a rule out
here: We don\ P-l'.
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STEVE McCRANK /DAILY PILOT
Corona del Mar Hrgh shortstop Keith Long and the rest of the Pacific Coast League champion Sea Kings will learn of their
route rn the CIF Southern Section Division IV playoffs when baseball pairings are announced today at the section office.
YOUTH BRIEFS
Griffin to coach All-Stars
• MSEMll: Michael Griffin
has coached a Newport Beach
baseball team on a national
level, now he gets to gulde the
best from Califo rnia o n an even
grander M:ale.
The Newport Beac~ resident
has been chosen to lead the
California 12-and-under All·
Star team, which will compete
with the best in the nation,
when tournament play begins
Aug. 2 in St. Louis.
(,nffin led the Newport
Wave<>. an 11 -and-under travel
ball team to the World Series
last '>Ummer as they weni 54·
15 I 111 thetr first year of exist·
ence I le IS coaching the Waves
12 -year old travel ball team
again 1his season.
Fir.t baseman Ouistopher
Griffin and third baseman Gar-
rett Gallegos, both Waves'
playeri., have made the team
and join sho~top Josh Lee
CLadera Ranch) as the three
Orange County players to have
BLEIKER
Conbnued from A7
the NA.'>IJ\Q I 00 Open, where
Andre Agas.\i won his sixth
straight title and Serena Wtlliams
won her second consecutive
champion.<>h.ip.
For lileilcer, it seems he has
always been at the right place at
the right time. lhat theme began
when he played high school
summer league basebalJ for a
certain coach named George
Bush. who now resides at the
White Ho~<.e.
Bleiker. a Vietnam War veteran,
played tennis for the Anny and
comreted with the great Arthur
A.'ihe. Later, Blelker started
coaching. and he began at
Pennian High. I Je coached tennis
and football at I.he Odessa,
~-based school that was
depicted in the ~-selling book
~Friday Night lights.~
While at Pennian, Bleiker
qualified so far. Catch er Marie
Mendez (Los Alamitos), pitcher
Justin H1Uer {Cypress) and
shortstop Tommie Oieeks
(San Diego} ~ave all made Grif-
fin's roster, which he said will
not be finaJized until June.
"This is the first time a team
from California has done thh."
Griffin said. .. Everything
worked out so (the all-i.tar
toumamentl will not conflict
with the World Series in July."
Each team can bring 15 play·
ers. but Griffin '>3Jd he might
trim down thr number to 11, so
each all-star might have an op·
portunity to play.
"We want all the boys to
play," Griffin said."
Ted Houston, an assbtant to
Griffin on the Wave~. will join a
staJT thal also features coaches
Jeff Lee and Thoma'> Oleeks.
ln e team has been holding
tryouts the pa<>t 45 day'> in lo·
cations throughout California
and will continue to do so until
coached two All·American'>,
Stephanie Webber and Bmce
Banisky. I le then moved to
California lo earn a master\
degree at Long Reach Statt•, and,
soon, people started 10 caLI him
Tex. In search of a coachmg iob,
he latched onto the
Newport-Mesa scene, fertiJe
ground for tennis.
At Costa Me<>a High, he
followed the fooL'>teJ>'> of Ken
Stuart. And, when the Mustan~
played other local schoob. he met
Pat Wilson at Newport I lart>or.
which would eventually bernme
his home. During his 28 years. he
created great memories. I le
coached Brett I lansen-Oent and
Geoff Abrams, who both went on
to become NCAA AU-Americans.
Bleilcer also taught at the
school. in various subjects
ranging from his1ory to driver's
education.
"During aJJ the ye-MS (at
Newport! I was known more as a
coach.· Bleiker said. "But, what I
the team is finalfaed.
Interested players may call
(866) 928-3743 to set up a con-
venient time and location.
The American Amateur
Youth Baseball Alliance is host·
ing the week.long tournament
and can be accessed at
www.AAY8'\ I .com.
by Bryce Alderton
Red Wings top Blues
•ROLLER HOCKEY: Rusty
Sary and Logan Newett each
i.cored in the first half for the
Red Wings in a 5-2 win over
the Blues in fifth-grade roller
hockey action for the Boys &
Gi rls Club of the llarbor
Area.
Hannah Toohey, J.P.
Muller, Ha.rrlson Rolfes and
Corbin Kay pitched in for the
win.
Sary :.cored two more goals
and Jared Cassidy tallied one
111 the second h alf.
have found out now. is that I
probably got more out of
teaching. I hear my former
lstudentsl come and tell me,
'lk>Cau..e of you, I went on to
hecome a hi.story teacher.' The
people who come see me are the
people from my classes. But I do
keep tn touch with Geoff Abrams..
Bleiker said he enjoys seeing his
former students. The encounters
add 10 the fun he is experiencing
in his 60s. Bleilcer also spen~
time woridng around the house
and cherishing moments with his
wife, Karen.
u0vera11. every day is a great
day." said Blelker, who still lives
near Newport Haibor. #Newport
Is a great place to be retired in. I
enjoy the sunshine and wolking
in the yard. I enjoy not having to
go to work. That's the way ir
should be. I retired with no major
injuries, which is unusual I had a
great career and I would do it
again."
SCHEDULE
TODAY
No events scheduled
TUESDAY
\loffeyball
High scttool boys· Newport Harbor at
San Clemente, CIF D1v1s1on I second
round, 7 p.m.; Arrowhead Chn11ian at
Corona del M ar, CIF D1v1s1on II second
round, 7 p.m ; Estancia at Orange
Lutheran, CIF Division Ill second
round. 7 p.rn.
Tennis
High school boys Corona del Mar at
Santa Margartta, CIF D1v1s1on I second
round, 2 p.m .• Sage Hill at Covina. CIF
01vision V second round, 2 p m
Go#
High school boys Corona del Mar,
EstanCla at CIF Southern lnd1v1dual
Regional Champ1onsh1p Tournament
at Bladt Gold CC I Yorba Linda I. 1 JO
p.m.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
CelebratJng the Da~ Pik>rs
Athlete of the Week series
TODAY
2.4 -Jill Black
Estancia
Girts basketball, 1996 97
22 · Jon Cantrell
Estancia
Bovs basketball, 2000
DUNN
Continued from A7
yours truly and brand·new golf
writer Bryce Alderton.
Meanwhile, I'm busier than
ever in my entire Hie at the
moment, but I'm detennined to
keep writing columns under the
Editor's Scorecard, based largely
upon the fact that, hey, I got into
this business because sports
writing sounded lilce a lot of l'un,
which it is. But editing Is
completely d.ltJerent In fact.
with the myriad d etails of house
management from Th.e Bunker,
ii is a d.ltJerent perspective. The
handshakes and ballgames are
fewer. The big picture, however,
grows bigger. Thanb for your
time.
1111 Daily A Pilot 1111
ports Hall of Fame
Celebrating the 1nillenniun1
CARL
.,f EHMANN .;
Corona del Mar
Former Sea King baseball star never found
peace in the game, like he did on getaway.
Steve Vlraen
Daily Pilot
T here was a time in Carl
Bunann's life when he
came to a realization,
wbidl led to a
transfonnation. About 10 years
ago. Fhmann, a fonner Corona
del Mar High baseball
standout. pun:hased an
open-ended airline
ticket to New 1.ealand,
where thoughts of the
past and present visited
him.
in the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of
Fame. ""The offer they made for
him was substantially more than
they wanted to give me. So. I
decided to suy close to home.·
0unann decided to play for
Orange Coast College Instead.
However. at OCC. he became
disenchanted with baseball He
was a reserve and he
never found his place on
the team with the
Pirates. He transferred to
Saddleback. That's
where the party life
became more attractive
Though 9unann felt
as if he was on top of
the world, be said he
realiud there was •a
huge hole in my soul·
In the past, baseball. the Cart Ehmann
·party life and swfing
·1 was an athlete in
the daytime and quite
the party animal at night
and on the weekend.s,"
9unann said. "That way
of life started to come
out in my actions on the
could not fill that hole.
So, there he was. on a surfboard
with a backpack in the South
Pacific, searching for a new way
of life.
·A series of events took me to a
place for a spirirual awakening."
Ehmann said. •At that point. I
became a Olristlan. It was a
transformation. The guys that
know me. they are goin.g to fall on
their face when they hear that·
Baseball ~'ied to be a big part
of Carl Bunann's life, especially at
C.dM. where the good memories
of the sport were created. Back
then, in the late 1970s, Bun.arm
dCtuaJly loved the game. But, Cl.'>
he put at, the technical side of the
b'affie, including perfonnance
and winning. evenrually took
precedence.
"Baseba.U to me was
everything." Bunann said. "I
grew up knowing I was going to
play professional baseball and
you couldn't convince me
otherwise. So, it was a big pan or
who I WdS. But I began losing the
love for the game as I [ocused on
the performance. I lost having the
smell of the grass and the love of
hearing the pop or the leather.
Performance really comumed
me. I certainly had some .._
wonderful times. but that was
kind of on the back burner."
Phrnann graduated from CdM
in 1980 after playing three years
playing short.stop and center field
on the Sea Kings' varsity squad
I le was then drafted by the New
York Mets in the 14th round.
"I was asked to go to Kingsport.
renn. with Darryl Strawbeny.·
said 0tmann. the latest honoree
field I broke my hand
and that really set me back. I
started to get disillusioned toward
the game. Here I Wei.'>, this kid
who knew he was gmng to play
profe6SionaJ ball, but I didn.t lovc
the game anymore.·
Bunann later became involved
with business trades, including
ceiling contracting. leamwork
and hustJe, values he learned
while at CdM, became useful.
Ehmann did not point to any
specific highlighlb of hi.' ba.<.eball
career, but said I~ ume at CdM
wa:. l!XLcllclll He abo gJined
inspirat1011 a11d direction from a
few L'Oachl'l>.
"Tom Trager sldncJ... out as. by
far. the ~t coach I've had."
fhma.nn said "I le was a fnend to
me. He had a firm hand. but a
respected hand
·1 ligh school baseball wa ..
excellent and great.. aunann
~d. "ll13t's where I wuJd go and
find unity and the camardderie. I
have been able to apply tho!>e
slcills -working together for a
specific goal One other
individual who was an
inspiration for me was Jerry
Jelnick. who WdS the freshman
coach (now the school''i boys
athletic director}. I le Wd.S a super
guy, a uper coach and a super
man. He was a huge inDueucc for
me."
For the past three years.
Ehmann, 4 I, and his family have
been living in Valley C.enter in
Northern San Diego County
Bunann and his wife. Jackie. have
two daughters. Jenna. 6, and Cia.
3, who both celebrated their
birthdays this month.
COLLEGE ROWING
Pirates complete season
SACRAMFN1U -The Orange
Coast CoUege aew finished it sea-
son Sunday at the Pacific Coast
Rowing OwnpioMh.ips at Lake
Natoma.
The Ptrall!S' varsity eight fin-
ished fifth in the finals of the jun-
ior wnity divWon. completing
the Z,000.meter course in 6: 12.2.
OCX:S novice eight was allo fifth
In its final. po&dng a dme of
6:12.8.
The novice eight wm battling
even with UC Davis and Stanford
for third place when the boat ran
Into a 8odc of geese, OCC Coach
Larry Moore said. The oommotion
Interrupted the Pirates' stroke and
it could not recover.
•tt was a real good race for third
Into the Wt 250 meters." Moore
said
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both , o t BRANDON
ROSE •ka BRANDON
ROS£ WITWER A PETITION FOR PRO
BATE hn been hied by
ANDREW C ROSl 1n the
Superior Court of Cah·
lotnl•, County of OR
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fHE PETITION f OR
PROBATE requesb AN
DREW C ROSE b e
llC>OO•nted as perwnal
representallve to ad·
rnmistet tM u tate of
the decedent
fHE PETITION requuh
the decedent's Wall i nd
t od1c1ls. If any. be
•dm1tl1d to probate The
Will 1nd any cod1C1ls are
av•ll•ble tor 1um1na
t•on 1n the hie kept by
the court
THE PE TITIOH requu ls
•Ulho11ly to admonosler
the estate unde1 t he
Independent Adm1111s
tralion ot ht.le~ Act
( fhos Authouly wilt allow
the pe1wn.11 represen
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actions without obtain
1n1 court approval
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very 1mpot1anl a~t101'1\
how1ve1 lhe ~l\onal
repn senlatove woll b4'
1 equu ~d to &••• nnto~e
to interested p~•sons
unleu they have waived
not1~• or wnsMted to
the prnpo'8d ac lion 1
The independent ad
minislr1l11in autheirity
will be a• anted unit\\
an 1nternted pu son
folt\ an obitctocm to the
pellloon and shows eoud
<•u>e why the cuurt
should not e• •nt the
•uthllf1ly
A HI ARING on the
pet1tonn wilt be held on
JUN( 17 /OOl Al I 4'i
p m 1n O~pt l / l
l11t aled ~• i4 I 11,.. Coly
Urovt South, f)r ~nil• CA
'.111168
If YOU IJBJI Cf In lhr
1rant1n1 of the ~l1t1nn
you \houkl ,~., at th«
huron1 •nd , .. t., "yuur
llbf'!lhon\ or hit wrotten
ObJ«hOM Wiii! the t.OUfl
l'ACIFK VHW
B1y v,.w 1 e1t1<e lot
. II ,\10. proo le patty
$1000 ot>o II.\ 172·3"«1
....... vi-.........
~ Co.. C ac.ell!nl
to<Ation Worth Sl'Jll '14
It• $911./oOo 949 9JIJ D!ll
Coltdbla/
Memcnbllla 1160
lCW S$ 4 •tcottDS ETC
.Ila. <ll.wc. [It. ~ £ 81\
&.Alta~··~
Mike 9.\9 ·645 750!>
ENTERTAINMOO
Calendlrof
Ewnll 1:t10
IOUAl JIOUSll&
OPPOITmTY
All rul n late &dvM
tis1nc on lhis new>P•PI!• ~ SUbfe'I lo the r edt!r.11
r '" Hou"nR Act of 1968
a s amended which
m•~t\ rl 111e1a1 10
advtths-".ony Pffle1
enc.e . 11m 1tat 1on of
dlscromonatoon based on
r•c•. colof, relj11on. so .
handlu p tam1h•I •t.1tus
Of n1toonal oroaon. or an
mtenllort to m•h• any
such Jl(efetence, l1mrla
lion Of d"c11m1n1tion •
This newsp1pe1 will
not i.now1n1ly accept
any advethument tor
re•I nlate which '' '" VIOlatH)n of the I•• Our
readers are hereby
tnformed that 111 dwell
1np advetlrsed In thk
naws.pal)ti are .ve1t.1ble
on an equ1I opportunrly
basts
I o complain ol dis·
crlmlnatiOn, c1M HOO toll·
''"at 1·800-42.\ 8590
1Cl3
Liii -... Cldl* ....... !r.ii: ·=. T-..U: .......... uz 1111
befOt• the 11e .. 1n, y-
•PPtllfMICe m1y be 1n
p111o n or by yo ur
•ttorney
Ir YOU ARE A CREDI
T OR or c ontrn1 ant
creditor ol the deceased,
you must tole your cl11m
with the court i nd mall
• copy to tile per son•I
repru ent1Uve •Pc>Omlad
by the court w1lh1n four
months from the datt ol
lh• 111,1 '"uanca ot
lellen H provided on
Probate Code s.cllon
9100 The tune lot ''""' claims will nol .. p111
bef0<a lour month\ fr om
the hHt1n1 date rootoced
above
YOU MAY ( X-'MIN[ the
file kept by the court If
you are • per\on on
terttsltid in the n late,
you may hie with the
tour I a R~quul for
Special Notou (form OE
1!>4) of the flhn1 ol an
1nvento1y •nd •P1>ra1ul
of estate UHh Of of
any pehf1<1n <11 accuunt
n provided 111 Probate
Code uchon 17!>0 A
Request 101 Spetial
Nulou IOf m " •va1l•ble
from the LOu•t derk
Allor ney for Petotoonrr
G-.. J. I . (ole', hq.
1700 A.....,• Awa •• Sto.
201,
Co.to Meao, CA 92626
Publo\hP1I Ne wpor t
Be.rch Cu\l~ Me\• Daoly
Pilot May I J 19 20.
7003 IMl78
ISC UOM
llOOO Of mmMe TO
MlllSTll lSTA Tl Of:
IJOllt smwm. •a.smum
Wl llO. A2 l 90S3
In dll hen\ b~roefo
c.1ar1e\ c. t@dtlO,\ ton
llnR•nl tr~doteir \ and
per\Q(M, who may oth
f'!rWt\~ b .. tnlt•t'~h:d m
lhe woll "' r\t.1tc ur
bulh u f HJOR N
S£0lfNlll\ •~• B
'>IOI f Nill\
A Pl llllON I OR PRO
KA fl h• · b•,n fll•d by
CUHNAR SCOL ( Nill\ 111
th• ~Ull~• •)I Cuur I .,1
Cahlurno• Counly of
ORANGE
IHI Pl llfiCJN I OR
PRUH" II r ''I''"'"' lhdl GUNNAR SI 011 NII II b•
-1ppu111l•d " ~·'""'"' ''11roen1 .. 1o .. , tn •d
mono\ltr lh• ~\lat• of
tht dHederot
1111 Pl flt ION • rqur\ts
lh, delt d•nl ' Woll and
1 ud"ol\ 11 •ny b,
•dm•lled hi p•ob•te 1 h~
Woll •nd •ny lud1c1ls ••e
4x1d1btc tor 'A'"""'
LOST I • ~ I "" ""'P'd ltan1Md frl;#TI r~ 8alJod
B•y Club ll9ftl houY
lllWAllD / 14-~'H>l
Genenl
Anrlolftcemenls 1610
TalM
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WIM ,,_ .. to rlN
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MOI' AIADtKAS HOMl-
USS CH&OUNI OV8 400
ynuth wit.en nalinow..W
llffd ynor Wf)CINt Send
don.ttOOM to ~
Yool'1 Slwoltet\ ""'3nu!.
2117 l SI NW s...te
123. Wnh1nil<1n Dt..
200.l I (CAI. •SCAN l
ANANCWJ
PROFESSIONAi.
SBMCES
SSCASHSS lmmedl<1te
Cash 101 s.tructured
~. fllWIUl4Jl5 re.ii
estate, note\ 11<1o te
rnor'P119 noll!l IC(.ldlnl
cu es. •nd 1nsu1ance
pit~ (IQ)) 194 7310
(CN..-sc:AN)
lion In tht hie kept by lht court
l HE P£ TITIOfll raqu.sts
eut.houty to ~minister
the u tate undlf lhl
Independent Adm1n111·
tration of h talts Act
(This Authority wlll ellow
the ~rsonal reprasen
lahve to lake many
aclJOns without obtarn
In& court a ppront.
Before l•km1 certain
vety 1n1portanl ecllons,
howevlf. the par sonal
representative w~I be
1equued to a•v• notice
to interested persons
unless they have w11ved
notice or consented to
the proposed actio n )
ftoe independent •d
m1 n1sl1 at1on 1utho11ty
woll be 11ra11ted unleu
an 111ter 8'ted per sun
folu an ob1u.tron to the
pet1toon and shows aood
cause why the court
should not eranr lhe
1uthot1ty
A HEARING on Ille
pehtoon woll be held on
JUN£ 12 2003 at I 45
pm on Dept t 13
loc.ated •l 3A I I he Caty
Onve South. Or a nee CA
92868
If YOU 08,(Cl lei lht e• ant me of the petol1on,
you ~hould appear al the
hearona ""d stale your
ob1etloon., or lol• wrofle11
obiectaon\ w1lh lhe court
before the hurone Your
appor•nte may be 1n
person or by your
a ttorney
ff YOU ARI A CRI 01
IOR or con11ne•nl
ued1to1 ol lht drtt•>ed.
y11u nous! hie your tl•1m
woth lh• ~our I •Rd maol
• copy to the per>onal
t ept e\e11t .. h•e •ppoonted
by lhe court w1th1n tnur
month' lrom lhe dale ul
the fo"I l\\UdOtf: 111
letter~ "' pr uv1ded 111 Probat~ C<1d~ settoun
9100 The tome 101 filone
t l .. oms will not op11e
before lour months fr om
lhe he<1ron1 date not1c.ed
•bov•
YOU MAY EXAMINE lht
frl• ~ept by the <nurt II
yuu 4Jre a per'\nn m
tere\ll!d rn the f'\l~I•
you may hie woth th•
•no' t it Rf"flU"'' Int
51Jeual l'Culo1o e ilor m U[
I S41 of the lohnr nl •n
mvenlo• y •nd •llP' •• •I
nl u tale an •I' nr nt
.fny prt1hnn 0' dtLuunt
A\ 11ruv1ded on Pr11b.1tP
C..ode ""loon 12'>0 A
Rf'Qu•>I fur Sp••< ••I Nolote form 1\ avarldbl~
hum th• tourt tl~tk
Attorney 10< l'atftl-:
NOUEU •• IUNT,
ESQ. (CSI• 043260)
er I MllRf OONf With
lht tome vuu h•vel Now
thtre t\ • l~thnotuu
th1t m•~~\ l>'OPlt" mnrt
t tlec lrvt au, ~nd ... c1
'Ooanel1t' C•ll
1800/)H '>411
rCAL•SCAHJ
JEWS.RY/ 3460
DIAMONDS/
PRECIOUS METALS
,_,, ........ ch
Old Coins' Cokl. \llvrr
iew..-y. wat~ .intlQ\)f"o
coltecllble\ 949 647 9448
o-~1.a11
colon •ff .,,,,. tor
adoption lo quahtotd
homes WWW JS'e'l'-\le Ofl
or 714 n J 591S flnBlll
,...... 28 =· rwwecw uams or ._LOO__~
.... ~ W..tfttyl Ten --ltc hn1quu the the fflndlisa
weellhy uw e-yd•y to ==-==c-=-~-::c--:
lner-u-we111tt1 "yo11 S2S,OOO Cnh Cr•nh tru11 dnh to eclwe GUARANT'HDI All Cell
t1n1nc11I secu11t1 You tornl• rn1denls can
mud IYw 111111 1-111 891 quahly• Use your mone1 3260 S20 VIMCIDISC by fo1 school. bus1nen .
Petro LIMilua MlthDr penoftal bdfs, etc Don't
of tn.trnlnt 8aQ ftw mas out' <:-'I I '*10 353
$1H (CAL •SCAN) 6 7 H u t 0 I 8
• • (CAL •SCAIO
LEGALSERWB
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(Qll..:#1)
LAW O"ICIS o• NOltll'IT It. IUNl
'61 ... PAMCINlH "-· sunr 101, SANTA ••A. CA n1os Published Newpo rt
BHch Costa Mesa O~llw
Pilot M1y 16. 19. 23,
2003 f M380
ISCID2
llOTia Of mmMe
TO ANlll5Tll
lSTATIOf:
IAITll Glr. WllSll
Wlll0.A211t6S
lo 1111 he1n benef1
cui11e\ credotot\ con
torrcenl tr ed1 to" •nd
perwM who m<iy roth
erwist be interested on
Ille will or estate. 01
both. of MARl lH lH YH
WI I Sii
A PE 111101'1 FOR PRO B.A TC hu been flied by
MARY JAN( WI t Sii on
the Supe11or C:our t "' C•hforn11 Lounly of
ORANG(
I Ill Pl 11 llUN I OR
PROBATE •~quests MARY
JANE WU SH be AP
pu1nled •> persun•I
tepresenlatove In Jd
mmostet lht ut~te .,f
the decedent
IH£ PETITION 1equr~1>
dothouty to •dmonl\ler
the nl•te under lhr
Independent Adno1n1\
f,.torin of l \l•lt~ Alt
(I hi\ Autt1011l y woll allow
lht p.rsonaf reprr~en
lalove lo lake mdnf
•• loon~ wolhvul obi.tin
101 l DUI I •pjJr(IY.tl
lltfo1" tak111e '"''"" very 1mportctnl d:ltu1n'
howrver lht ~t!t\H11al
repre\entdh•t will be
requortd tu i"' nur.._,.
to mtereited p~r ~fJ"'
units\ they h•v~ W.tlV•d
not11 e or Lon-eroled Ill
the 11•opO\td ar.11011 )
1 hr ondtp~ndrnl ~d
•tlorney
If YOU ARl A CRCOt-
T OR o r con t tn1ent
etedll0t ot the de<used.
yciu must We your ct11m
with the court •nd ma~
A c0py to the Plf\Onal
r ept6\enlel1ve01pp0lnled
by the tourl w11Jlln lour
monlJls from the date of
the hn l iUU.OCI of
letter~ u provided rn
Prob•le Code H c:hon
9100 rho hme for fthn1
ll•1ms will not aiplft
balOfe four months from
the hu11n11 d1te noticed
Above
YOU MAY [XAMIHl the
file kepi by the court If
you ire 1 pe•'4>n In·
t•rnled 1n the u t•le.
you rnay hie with the
~our t a R•qun l for
Specl~I Hohce (lotm OE
l!>-4) ol lhf llhn11 of an
inventory 1nd 1ppra1ul
of estate UHi\ Of of
•nv petotoon or account
n provided m Proba te
Codr udoon 1250 A
Rtqursl 101 Special
l'Ceitou• ti.rm 1\ •v•1lable
from the court tlerk
Atturney lor PeloltOner
l'•lotl, lrlot, Wlo-"o'. w 11tooi.. & w.a-4,.., UI' J-" l . WllholM, h111.
(CSll 0715)
260! Main St., Ste.
I JOO. Ir vine, CA
9 2614
PoJIJfo•hed N•wpeirl
Be•rh Co\la Mesd Oaoly
P1lol May I? 16 19
1003 Mf 109
SlftD>I (()WT Of Tll sun Of W10111A JOI
Tll COOOY Of OWl6I .... llllltw.,
loml Vl6llA LOUOa,
Dtc...t c .. Mt.All'°46
NOOO TO CllOl'TOIS
rr1u11slr1t1on .1uthoroty ,.. .. t111• '" hereby lll•••n
woll lot· 11rdnled uni .. ~\ lo. Ito• r r.dotor\ and
dn 1nlen·--te'1 ver,ou t 1111t1n~rut u~d•tor •. ot
tilt-• •n obJt·t-tu1u tu lht-lf•r .Jhov.-ni:tmt•d df'ce
prt1hon •nd ~huw'" ituc>d I 't .. nt th At ttlf pe-t sons
t au•... why lht-1 uttr I t•.lv1n~ ''""n~ .. ,a1n\t
'hould "'ll i.f .tot tr1r lht> tlt<t r <1fi'nt .,,. f~
dUth·u 1ly I qu1r ,.,, h• tilt-th~nt with
A Hf AIONC, "" the tht ••Jw.,vo Cuurf di
111 loloun woll b•• h~ld un 14 1 fht f oly Drove
JU N£ 'i 'l.IUJ .ti I 4"> Pru1J11~ 0,.1\oon r.1ty ul
p no '" U•til t I q llrMRr (. tlof0<m• 9?6b8
Im 'It'd .11 ~I Jf1t-( 1ly ,..,rl rfld•I ,, , .. ,J)' It') Kuk
U"V"' S;111th lh.ot, .. t A M1 lflf1nh f \Q l dw
'Jl Bf>lj 111111 r' rol Kuk Md11lo>h
If YOU tlfil(l 1 lo "" Atrurnev fur llMOIH'I'
11r in long nf 1111' 1>rt1t1 .. 11 I OIJOf N Ir "'t~~ of lh~
y11u \hould ipp~ar ~I Ill• l UHi Nl I CJUO( l'C IRUS I
hn11n11. dn'1 .. 1 .. 1. ''"" dAl~d Ap11I 4 ?OOJ
obtf't hon\ ru t1lf' w'1tt.-n wh""'"'" th,. dfl't ed@nt
t>bl"" llftn\ woth lhr , '""I w~\ t \rtllor di 678 W
lo•lurr lh• loo<11tn& Yuu1 l'flh ~I <.raid M•\a CA
•ppr .. rdnH 111.iy I• '" 'J'X>'ll ""'thon lhf latei
---~~-b_v_y_g_u_r 111 !uu1 myoth> aller
ACCll'TlffG CAU~
7 DAYs••l'.,,t~l l'o""'tlOO\.
IPCh-r•I H11e l l4 '>0•
136 OO•hr PO lr•orune.. r,,.,.,,, < .• ord ~ 80) 818
'J48'> ArH111unt. ,.m .. nt
• I ()i(;.AAf.. I CAI •SC.AN I
ACCll'TING CAUS
I OA' '\ • • P o\l•I
11u\1l111n t~rl~'" h,,,.
l l4 8Cl•l1r PD lt•onon~
,,, n~l.l\ flOO 1!18 !>48~
A nnoun~ ~mt"PI
,r A'll'J • C Al • ,(.AN I
AAAVINDt"G •oun. ISO ulhne unoh Promr
''" """1" S9S5!l ln•nl 1'> • down WAC 8'lO
l96 9JI I (I Al •<,rAN1
AISOlUll GOLDMIHEI
f>O v~nd•ni mMhoroo
woth uullent 10<.~loon\ .-a k# SlOSRI IJ'G Z.1" &38?
Wl MAD( S 136,237
IJ\I month f!Olhni •~a
h "'trlt ,... .. ~ 00\\ only -n
w~ wanttd WP • ""
111Nltvdy le.to h yw t" ~
U• ...,,_. RllCl!UIOll is •••f
lnterl!!lled' tXl() 867 4..151 '1
(CM,·~·
IAYf•ONT IXECUTIVl
ofhu \uote 2 otlocn
1uepllon & stora&t I eic. 1nCOM 94~/18-~
HOMl::S 1'00 SALE
ORANGE 5400
COUNTY
50l lmt -.,. Ccitmwc.aat.
rl'llderttMI mul!d lt1tW1&.
close to run /on•
S199,IXXl 8111 ~2'>1 9444
Corona del Mar
oACz -••'--&..<..-...Stroll to Big
C0tON •nd lookout po11tl
48t 4 58• custom home
C .......... 200J
Offof.11 .. $2,tS0,000
COASlw.nMTY
t4t-7St-0117
JASM ... CltlOi llnl
st0f1 2bt 211• don R019'\
Cwdener landsuped
H•ndK~d ready Vety
tow ma1nt Anoe
w/tennll. pool
C1ll t0t 1ppt By Owne<
~-8777
o • COMIMO SOOff • • c.....c.-.. ...
c ' .... . COAS'l\M llAln .-.1.tt-e177 --
0.-. ~ lw;.ar> 48r
4 'is.. ,IJ.ody 1• 5Ch BR. 2
~ be.Mn leok & FP "
IR ""n...i ~""-hu&I?
1IOU'""' "~ ' br Y<hr!:t • .. ,., I~ rm w1p lc¥
11"' -"' f)(.,.., &
""ountaino. I 'U1la1 w -bu.ti on B6 O former Mo..... C..wte*tllly r ...,,.d
SI 67'> 000 •&l L1rr y
011 .. nu-9494'7S-1t"
"* 1.-tU ...... ~
4br l ~ olfltt -windows & plumbtn&
7 IOOd and more Si£11 '!>JD) c.a ....,. . Rib /14-'im 33156
Newpoft Beadl
•A s..,,..r\ Naw,.-t
""""" r e'\ldenu 4bf l~ll fir g:1nw room.·offK.e dv"'"''"" >) 5 so. touted "'' ~ <!Uotcl ,,._ lot
'" lono le•lL11es u"'"'"'"""' s 1 .m IXXl COAST\al ltlALTY
t49-7st-4177
A EXOU51Tl S. Slie
Maveh"" "-11 hir i*Jf\
h•&h teohnt' t u1 vonr
">l•C-i-.~ fp •
~ mt'I ktldlen custom
...-ll'lly & more.Sl,799,IDl
M1dllld °'""™'"· C-.U.. Re.ollv 9419 r:JJ.-Om
s•-~"""'-4 •PPrll• J ';77 \f 4bl +
drn 4b• drco,.lot
p~rltct 24 hf 1uard
r•l•d comm Sarah
Gokl•chmotdl Bk•
949 l'l4 J/00
A IUUTIRA Residlnce .... p. ~ Iha
"".. 5flr 5 58.1 Wlltl • wooc1ett111 flowine floor
plan S 1 750,CJXI MdlMI
Btll'ill'Ml'I, Coastlnt Realty.
t49-7st.0177
HIMIHTAns
PATaK• llMOal
MA TtONwtOI USA t4t~l.S.-t70S
WWW pair ICllltnote com
.............. C.2Br .. m to bd\ ......., ,_,_
~ .... ~
2m'mo ~MD
s...rl 1*1--· OroMI S.h<& s~ S5iJ4 d . Sl ~ Ml .,,._ MUSI ,... -..-....is ...,.cm
(the date ol tM tttat
publ1Catoon ol not1c. to
creditors) or, ti nolK•
IS m11fed Of ~~n•ffy
delrHfed to 1ou. 30
d1y1 11te1 th• d1t• thb
notice 11 m•ll•d or
pononally Mllverad lo
1ou. A c!.1m lou n r!l•J
be obi.lined from th•
court claf i. r or your
ptolec tro n. you •re
encouraaed to f1i. your
claim by certohed maol
wit h return receipt
requeited
(:,,/. Kirt. Mclwtooll,
LAWOffKHOf
ll•K MdlftOSH •ta W. , .... St.
(Ht• ..... CA 92•27
Publis hed H•wport
Beach·Cosla Meu 011ty
P ilot May 14, 16. 19,
2003 Wf M15J
lKAl ll011CI
NOTICE IS HER£ BY
GIVEN that th~ Bo•rd of
f duc.otoon of the Hew
po<t·Meu Unified School
01s t11ct o l Oran1•
County wo ll receive
s.ealed bids up to 10 00
• m on the 271h day uf
May. 2003 •I the
Nutnllon Servoc•~ olhlt
of ~aid School 01slroc1
louted •l 2985 B,d,
Slfeet, Bu1ld1na [, Co\t~
Men. CA 92626 •I
which time u1d b1d\ woll
be pubhc:ly open•d dnd
rod for the following , .... , .... s-u ••
S-Cllo
All bods •• • lo b• '" 1ccordancl' wolh Condr
!tons Instr ull10M •nd
$pecr11calt0n> whot h •re
cont11ned on Ill~ bu!
pack•I •nd un lolt.' m the
o floce of Nu11111u11
Serv1cn of uod ~cho1JI
D1strocl 7985 R~••
Street. Bu1ldonf1 I l,o,la
Mf!~a CA 926?6 f'hroM
No (71 4) 4l4 '>O'lO
lnternted vtondor \ m•y
pock up a bod P••krl •I
the •bov• addr.-\
A P~lormanr ,. Bllnd
may be rpquued •I lllr
do\Cretaon nf th,. Uo<l•1• I
Nu boddl'r "'"Y 1folh
d• dW tu> ur hf-t t.ud fut
a perood of f OR fY llVl
14'>J dAys .. 11., lhr ddl•
set fur I h,. r,p,.noni
thl'llL'Of
lhe B<>a•d of I don d
loon of the Newvur I
Meu lJnofoed Sl hol)I
Oostroc.I rtHrYt \ the
roght to ,,.icrt any or ,111
b1d~ and nor n~r ,.,sar1ly
accept the lowest bod
and lo waov~ any 111
formality ur 1rre11ul1roty
1n any bid received
NEWPORT MESA UNI
RESORT/
VACATION
PROPERTY
R>RSAL£
ATTNi D68T lOVDIS
JUUi YAM WllllDt
DYSON & DY'SOH .oo-s1 ... uss
T~Z7S-"Sf
MISCB.l.ANEOUS
REHTALS
""f1 pet son to shart w/l ofhet person 1n NB Pvt. furn d bf & ba S850m
• 1/2 uto~ 949 646 1613 ==-
rllo SCHOOl OISIA1CT
01 o .. nce County
'
S/ belt.ti A. lk-
IAcfft ............. Sefvk•• PubHshed Newpor t
8 nc'1 Co~I• Men Oaoly
Pilot M1y I? 19, 2003
M71 i'
llOT1CllMl9518S
Nohu 1$ lle11by 1iv•n
l h•t the Board ol
lru•lees ot the Cont
Community (.oll•&•
O"t11 ct of 01 •n1•
Coullly Cafllotnoa will
"' PIVt! ~allld bods up tu but nu later lhiin 2 00
11 m . WednHday, Jun"
4 ?003, •l the Pur
chu1na Oeparlrncnl of
the 01slr~I located at
1370 Ad•ms Awenue.
Bid¥ 0, Cosl• Me~•.
Cahf0tn1a, •I which tome
bids will be publicly
opened and read lot
lmplementeloon Pt..ro IOI
Ille N•bonal l'oHutant
Ol\ch1r1• I f11J11n1t1on
Syat•rn (HP0£S) fnvo
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t1Un f u mpt
If lit[ Al OAf Mf N
TIO HI 0 AC llON IS
CHA.1.lEHClD IN COURT
lht ch•llen&1 may b•
llmrted lo only t~c
IUU8\ •••std al the
publfl heer1n1 de>crobed
on the not1ta or m
wuttan corrnpondent"
delivered to th~ City Count~ •I or JU I(}< lo
the publtt hu rtna
NO flCf IS f UR 1111 R
GIVC N lh•t •t Ill• •htl••
11\rJt And pl•<• •II
1nternttd P•"'"" "'•Y .tppur and be ht•rd by
the City C.ountil 011 thr
.tbvo olem
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follrd woth the Ct.unty
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on 0411810i
2003''425'4
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COU.IC'f\NG AHD
Dtsl'OSING Of SOUD
WASTI wnH u .. TO
fOU• (4) 12 MONTH
•INIWAl Ol'TIONS;
COAST COMMUHRY
COWGE DISHKT fh• O••nt'" f 1H••• 'u\111,. • , .. ,, ,,.,.
All bods ••e to b4' 1n
•ccordance wrth the Bid
oo.ument~ whoch .,.
now on tole •nd may be
\e,ured 1n the otfoce l)f
lhr Oorectnr or Pur
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al Qt.SD\ A<1111111"to •I""' , 2003•944160
Building "' l'u•• h.O\oro~· I fJ .. 1y l'oif)l MAY l'.I 76 No bidder may woth
did w h1\ bod for • perood
1,1 \l•IY 160) days dlter
the d.rt• >rt fur the
upenm1 thereof
Oovl\lon rjlf,. • lry 1111 '""" ' 11 tt•JS M718
d•lt aott 1111,r ti• 1r11' fiditieutlwsintu
.ebO \#t" • t I H ff• .11
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r esrr ves the pr tv1ic11r of
reiect1n1 •nt •nd •ii bid\
QI tu waove any ure&u
l111toes Of 1nform.1hhe\
in any b•d or on tht
bodd1n11
Sl91,.cl: /S/ IOGl• W.
DAVIS, Director ol
l'urcho•ln9, Cooal
Co"'"'u"lty Cotte9•
Dtotrlct
AclwartlH: Moy 19 &
Moy 26, 2003
Opo1t: J..,.. 4, 2003
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Bt.-h Cllst• M~s• D••lf
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NOTICE IS HlREllY
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openf'd •'*d ,. , 1ni1r to,I .,.,
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Council Chambers ut ',, •. 1 t M, .1 1 A 't 'J,lJ
C•tt H. ~II 77 fair Dnvt' I ''""'' 11 Alt"• ,. . .,.~
on th• followon& 1teno R .. rn.11 I 'I "', •I.I .i
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AM£1'COMf NT GP 03 01 '.l'J!,//
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ducted by huabend and ... ,.
Heva 1ou started dolnt
buSlflft& 1at? Ho
Mid\MI A C<1uom
l h11 state-11t wM
hied woth lhe County
Cier• ot On nao County
on ~/01/03
200MtUOSS
O•tly Piiot May '!> 12.
I 9 26 2003 M70S ..........
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!he lotlow1n1 per.on'
are do1n1 bus1nen aa
l[C IHTCRHATIONAL
660 W 17th St •37,
Cost• Meu CA 92627
Ju1e1 Luna 2130
Pumona Au Cost.
Meu CA92627
l mm• Li.na i'IJO
Pomona Ave Cost•
Men C.A 92627
Th~ busmen rs con
ducted by husband ano
w•f• Have you st.vied dotnt
bu,•nn$ yet' fllo
Javoer I un•
lllr~ \la tement wa\
filed with IM County
c;1.,1k of Clr1n1• Count1
on 04 30/03
200Ut4299S
Oaoly Polot May '> 12
19 26 2003 M706
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l he foltow1n1 pe1 \Ori\
., • durn1 bu~ness n
Sl•r Motot C•rs 3100
Au *•Y Ave Sre •l If>
C1n!• Mo• CA 92626
R•mun• laqu~\ 831?
Rn1denc11 Newporl
Buth CA 9?660
Tho" busonr.s" " coll
dut t .. d by an 1nd1v1duel
Havr you started dOona
bu\one~\ rtP Yes
4 l OJ
Ramona Jaques
lh°' \l.lle,..,.,nl Wa\
lrl~d with the Ceiunty
I.I••~ ol Oranae Ceiunty
un ()'j I'> 03
200J 6t44140
Daily Ptl•1f M•y 19 76
Jun" l 9 l(X)J M7 ll
SELL
your stuff
through
cla ssified!
flDlUl IMl'1.0YMllfl
f'tow l-llr"'I (ntry.Pr~
\OOl1al l ewis $ 19 S72ll. Yr •
benef•ts p11d Ir •onona ""'1Y lliow' F Of info on
avaMl>tr. PQSlbOn5 I a»
~8!> 9024 C•t 41 S1
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ISLAND IMf'\.OYMINT
l wo H••bors a unoque
\USode destonation •I
~ West £1\d of C1tahn1
lsl•nd We ate lootoona
lo • outco•n11 ltam
onenl•d pe0ple wotll
eacellent cus to mer
'etwlCC \llolls fOf the
follow•n& u:a\On•I po
srtoons Restaurant Stlo<"t
order Co<*s Serven
O•shwn hers Account1nc
Cler~ Gen•ral Store
Clerks Janrt0ts Camp
arou"d Ran1ers & fuel
00<.~ Atte ndant r 0t onto
ult 310 SIO 4204
or 310-510 •202
faa JIO SIO 9690
.._ lOC'D Cll:llT\ltwolwt
GWSTS-...~ for upHa le yacht club
n 81lboa P e n 1n
Gener al ofttet sk•lls to
l'\1\I •II depart hU d\
reQ lOnt commun1c1
loon £ computer skills
• mu\11 Fu ~ 96
673 Hl2 Of e rr.t to
membersh1p@11l'lyc or1
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AlO Monday. Ml'/ l 9, 2003
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Publtshmc
... OMOTIONS
OH'AltTMINT
Communrty ~~ 11'1 Or.,. County ~ ru1
r me person lo onl~YM!w
and write slof ies. partic1
pate on community evenb,
aute and ~ paps
end sections. £aceknl
communlc.tlon ... work ... Wilt! IN public. Know
N' Style, QulfkXPress
~. Mulb-Ad Cre .tor. Prolictent on MAC
ind PC, CCI des110
experience preferred
Ptootread!<lg tesl Dru&
s:r~physic.al reqund
EO£. Eac:etlenl benefit
~ Em.a rnume,
writq ~ llnd s.Mary
requirements lo
llN.flhnsal@~ s--n w.....i Friendly
& e•p' d for Califot1111
Cousme & @ Neu1
Restai.nnt. 21S-Rivenfdl
NS 949-646-2333
RCTAIL
Art Gttll.f'y on B1lboa
Island, PT Retail S11le~
Call Steve 949 723 1100
Nl'8 Solon "••'• Hol r 1 ty Ila I, r on tol
1hltl011 ..,,..1 s I 2S /wt..
Gal._. MM~2456
JOIN OUR TEAM 4nd
make a difference 111 lite
Callfo1 n1a Al my National
Guard you can gel
money for collece and
c.aree< tr11nm11 Call I
800-GO GU AR O
(CAL•SCAN)
JOIN OUR TEAM <1nd
make a d1tterroce In the
California Army National
Guard you can 11et
money for collece and
career tr amine C•ll I
800-GO CUARO
(CAL •SCAN)
JOet oua nAM _,
malle a dlflerenc:e. In the
c.llfor oo Iv my N.tllu<1.tl
Guard you Clf1 set ITIO(ley fOf college and C¥fll!f
trainiog. Can I 800-G<>
GUAAO. {CAL "SCAN)
,. •2 13
WARIHOUSl/OFFICI
pos1t100 20 25/hours
week, cuslome< service,
1oveol0<y replen1shmenl
computer and tu Oller
.1l100$, heavy p~ and
warehQus.e slock111a dnd
htt.in11 Candid.ale must be
a molrvated tum pltyer !I
Ca• 949-631-1672
TeOUsAbout
YOUR
GWGESALE!
In
CLASSIFIED
(949) 642-5678
Bridge
By CHAN.ES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
Q I · IU Soulh, vutncnblc, you
l'lok1:
• A J 1 5 "-' Q J 9 5 o A t • K J lO
The bidding ha.~ llf'OCCt'dcd;
SOUTH WE!l"'f NORTH EAST INT ,_ 2• .._
?
What do you bid oow?
A -1bm: arc thrtie l'ClbOOllble wa_ys
10 resDOOd lo a Scaymao inquiry with
two tOut-canJ mll,jon.: I) Bid ~
fil'Sl; 2) Bid hcans first; l) Bid' your
suooger 11111jor. We don't mind which
you cl1oosc L~ loo& as you have 11 part.nenhip agrtemcnL The ooly
method we abhor 1s any bid tbal !JloW) boch 01Jjon. Thal prcvenb
you from e~er playing llf the cwo-
level with a very \I.cal hand and a 4-
4 lit
Q 2 • Both vulnc!'Tlble. you hold:
• 8 3 K Q J lO 5 8 3 • A 8 1 2
Plumer opcni. th.o bidding with ooe oo
!l\lmp. what do you respond'!
A· Lob uf uphun.. TJ'llll)fCC 10
hcaru, lhcn make a game-forcing
nanmtJ n:btd or three clubs to ~g
gest wealoel>~ in the utber two !>Wt5
Jump to three heart\. Or stllrl by bid·
ding cwo clubs planning 10 ;ump 10
three hean~ neu ~hould partner deny
a majOf. Bccuui.c of the: ~ujt t1.uali1y.
we can ll\llke o ca.-.c foe insi ~ung on
the heart game rej!ardle~~ of how
p;iJtner '1.'llt'I\, bul WC \l.OUfd prob;i-
bly abide by panner·~ tkc1sioo to
play in duw no !l\lmp.
Q J • Vulnemble. you hold;
•543 QJ6 A'76l •KS2
Partner open' the bidding with one
I~. What du yuu re.puod''
A · Ywr h.'lnd ,, .il~t v.onh rm ir-
ing game H0\1.1.'\cr. "nc:r your Ila!
di~lllbullun " J nav.. \l.r would be
\:OO!rnl v.1lh a rw-.c tu two be.ins.
This is a mwwnurn for a '111gle 1'111..C
"'ptlUlet'• ~..wit opcnlna.
Q 4 • Both vu.lnmble. OS South you bold:
•K651 Q t5 o JIJ •Q'54
The blddina lw lll'OC«ded· NORTH tAs1" sount ~ l• Jo ?
Whll ICtioo do you tllce?
A -You do not have much except '°' aood four-card wppon for partner'• ~ suiL We have often suessoo
hoW Important ii is to tell pe!1nCt
about that featwe ol your hand. and
WC doo'I inlend cbanpng our~
oow Bid !WO sp9des.
Q 5 • A. South. vulnenble. you
hold·
•II •">A K 76l o KJJ •KJ.54
The b1ddlnJt has orocecdod.
SOUTH \\'FS1 NORTH
I Pam l~ 3• .... JQ
?
Wtwt llCtlOO do you take"
A • Yuu have ~uggc>tcd ~ lbp1111· 11~ by making a uial bid of thrtt clu~. Nonh tw declined the inv1ta-
11on Why \hoold you even cc111,1der
doubting pa11ner's me~sage? Pa.~~.
Q 6 • B<1th vulnerable, u South you
bold
•AKJ74 ";" Kt32 1116 4 114
'The b1ddm1t tw Pl"OCCCdcd·
SOUllf WFSt' NORTH £AST I• ,._ 11. ,._
? Whal do you bid now?
A • TheM: day~. a JUmr tu four
h.:arb. the Prindplc o fll'>( Amvlll.
\l.OUld ~w good suppon bur oo
inlm.''>I lxyond game. and Iha(
\l.OUld Ix uur ~. lf. 00..~cr. ~ou ~till play that the 1ump 10 1tamc
" 'tron1tcr than a r:u~ to 1hrcc
llc:arb. mnk the sunple rw~
luldl '97 l'ort. Av-•
60k • m1 "lv1t1 /1rey
lthf. fully loaded beau-
tiful or111nal cond, $7995
v6t2376 Btu 949 586-1888
,...,_.. ·01 XJa 2111 "''· CO. oav11atron. lull fact
warr. W1nche,1er blue,
oatmeal lthr, chrome
whcel5. hlle new save
SJOk v22136 i.42,995,
4.5 APR fin .... ,1. broker
949$ 11111 -.oqlllba:l11
A...tl '01 TI 2• c....,..
2~P. Qualro, 3()1< m1,
full tact warr. 6spd,
~uperb 01111 unmarked
hl<e new cond. S27.995
vll013653 lm1nc1n11 av•ll
Bkr 949 !>86 1888
--·~·.(-
--..w-c..AorC..-...
~ low mi. S"'-w/bll
tap, 24. ltlw int. xlnt
cond, Sl7'915. 949 548 0425
Codllloc '0 2 OeVllle
Sedan 19k m1. white
oatmul lthr, CO. On.iar. v•l3794J S2S.995 s.eve
$20lo., fin & warr anly
av1il Slit. 949 ~ 1888
-.ecpelll.c-
C-4ilec '99 Sovllo SlS
4011 m1, pe .. rl wile,
01tme1t lthr , CO, a•
raced, non/smkr. l1~e
newVS92641 $14.995 Bkr
!leBt.1111-.cqllbarn
Cltevrelet '9S c,...k•
Classic 3511 m1, clean in
& out. car aced $6200
(949) 541..-01 l
0rty.s. s.IH"l"I (....,.
JX ·oo J7K, V6, M~lallic
green. Cre'-int. Black
top, Beauhful llh new
condition $1 0,500.
v1n872412 949-586·1888 -cZ:.··-
J09Vor '" XJ• Vend.., l'los 40k m1. lull fact
warr, white/oalmeal llhr,
CO, beaulilul hke new.
oric cond v870142
$28.995 a., ~586-1888
-~
J..-'to XJ6 WWte/
blue llhr. chrom~ whll .
beaul 0111 ~ond, lull svc.
apprec11te v•752491
$3995 Bkr 949 586 1888 -... ~.·-
.... Gnnla...k..
6cyl. 2 wd, 3611 1ctu11
m1, silver /&r•r int,
alloys, fabulous like new
unmarked 'ond, 4 re .. r
Win .... vr:.rm $12.!lEl>
flfm 0 Down quahtied
tiuyw~ 4-6 APR Br<*er
949-SH-llll
www ••• , ....... ...
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lorlldo ~. V8 .. whl
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ERVICE
"NOTICE 0 Rf AOC RS:
California law re
quires Iha I con Ir ac
lors lakmc tob\ that
total S500 or IYI04'e
(labor or materials) be ltcensed by the
Contracton Sl•le
License Board Slate
llw also requires that
contractors include
their hceo\e number
oo all advertis1n11 You
can checl< the \latus
ol your liccn\ed
contractor at
www cslb ca cov or
800 321 CSlB Unh
censed contractors
liking IObl lh1I
total less th111 $500
must st.le 1n their
advertisements Iha!
they are nol llctnstd
by the Contracton
State L1CenS41 Board · ..... ........ _ ,....llnmOIS
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FURNACE
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R + R Furnaee &
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75,• ITU From $1580
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b your computer <low•
J1111 likr ~r ur !hey
IWI<'~ We
•llW • inrtm<1 duuu
hx* -apy worm UOI~
and all lhreau · don all
dmu and ~ d11a.
Wt 0111 uirufcr data 10
yow nrw compurcr w~
ttt up llftWOriu big and
mWL fim-ilh CablelO'ilJT)t~ up
Mockmi Complcu llNll
bustnm 1m1a1. lft ,. r .,-,.. ta-.,
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949-394.290S
UC. INOC.
SELL
your stuff
through
classified!
& •USINISS Ul'AMS
Up1tr•des, Repairs of
Computer, Networks
E vemnas/Weekends
Compel1t1ve prices
f()f quahly UIVIC
949-a'6-l 17S
714-926-42U
Irick llMk St-Tllo
Concrete, Patio, [)'rveway
F11eplc, BBQ Rers 25Yrs
Exp. Terry 714 557 7594
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Call• plumbef.
painter. handymen.
Of any of the ., .. 1
servlees listed hen In
our service dweclotyl
THESE LOCAL SVC
PEOPLE CAN HCLP
YOU TOOAYI
BedrtcllSlrvlca
~Je6t~on1
Duncan Elec:trlc 20Yrs Eap
Locat/Qud Rnponw
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Actlo1th1H Uectrlc
troublahootine scieclahsl a• -No job too am l'51!if!fi.l 71~~
"-le. le
licensed Electrical
Contractor Small
1ob~ sterhnc at
$79.ts&..,.
Speciallxinc m
Remodellnc & all
home wirinc needs.
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