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TUESDAY, MAY 20, 2003
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::c Newport puts too much emphasis on senior familyhouslng.becausethere'sa QUESTION ? need for both." What.,. your affordable housing, state says. Bann~ng The department has identified thought.a on the
Ranch suggested for low-income families. the Banning Ranch property as a ~trom
June CHaarand•
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.. ~-: NEWPORT BF.ACH -The city
3 • Oas placed too much emphasis
• • on senior affordable housing
and should make affordable
housing for families a priority,
state authorides say.
So far, the city's efforts to meet
atate requiremen ts for affordable
_ ouslng have materialized only
~~ the fonn or the Lower Bayview
:. -landing project. which will pro· --
vide 150 units of low-income
housing that will only be avail-
able to seniors.
·0ne of the comments the De·
partment of Housing and Com-
munity Development made in
an earlier review was that we
paid too much attention to sen-
ior housing and that we need to
focus more on families," Assist-
ant City Manager Sharon Wood
said. ·My position is that after
we get the Low~r Bayview proj-
ect done that we really turn to
site where tht! city should con -the state
sider building housing for low-Department of
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and moderate-income familieb': Housing and Community
The state agency went so far as 0.-.elopment? Call our Readers
to require the city to zone the Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or send
land for higher-density develop· e-mail to dailypilot@latimes.com. ~ P1ease spell your name and ment as a condition ior certify· include your hometown and
ing the city's housing elemen t phone number, for verification
•tt is critical that Newport purposes only.
Beach take the appropriate ac·
tions to ensure that a sufficient
portion of the site ... is desig-
nated at densities that will en·
courage and facilitate develop-
ment for lower-income
households." Cathy CresweU,
deputy director for the state
housing department, wrote to
city officials. CreswelJ couJd not
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HAND IN HAND
DON LEACH I DAil V Pll OT
A couple keep their balance by skating hand in hand down the boardwalk soon after morning fog and haze cleared along the
coast in Newport Beach .
z ~4N-dd . f.· ewport Harbor urged to a more pump-out stations
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Orange County CoastKeeper
·finds that city needs about
seven more to meet demand
of harbor's 10,000 boats.
: Paul Clinton
~ OailyPilot
dozen sewage pump-out stations in New·
port Harbor and Hunrington Harbour to dis-
courage boats from unloading their septic
tanks into the water.
The Santa Ana Regional Water Quality
Control Board introduced the Idea on Friday
partly In response to a local environmental-
ist's claims that boaters have been causing
pollution in both harbors.
"Based on our survey, we are proposing
that additional pump-outs are needed," said
Hope Smythe, th6 board's chJef of planning
~ NEWPORT BF.ACH -Water quality regu-
lltors have unveiled a plan to install almost a
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for inland waters.
The board introduced the proposal. but
postponed a decision on it until its Aug. 22
meeting. If approved. it must also ~ mus-
ter with the state water board.
Garry Brown, the executive director of
Orange County Coast.Keeper, has been lob-
bying the board and Newport Beach to in-
stall the additional pump• stadons. Brown
couJd not be reached for a comment on
SM HARBOR, P .. e M
Daily Pilot ---~=From Pasadena nobody to Newport somebody
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hlM to include a c:bapeer
4n Paul ·PlppY' Palmer.
: ~early career took place
In Puadena. where he WU trying
cO make bla muk lo ft!8J ett.ate.
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•ICCell. Md he hid convtnced
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their careen could not be Cllecl
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be reached Monday for funlwr
comment.
The !>tatement was a hit of
bad new. wtthm the ~uod news
that the Mate doe-. plan to cer
tify the city's housing element Ill
its current reVlSed form. The
documen1. wh1c.h still needs City
Council approval. 1s a J?OrtiOn of
the city's general plan that lays
out housing goals for the Clty.
Certification is necessary to
shield the city from legal liability
and also to avoid penalties that
the state Legislature is consider·
ing.
·Tue element now reflects
stronger commitment on the
city's part to facilitate the devel-
opment of hou~mg affordable to
lnwer-mcome hou~holds:
C~weU wrote.
Wood ..aid the oty is pleased
that the state has offered Its ten-
tauve stamp of approval. but she
added that it was unusually
harsh to impose condloons at
t.tus stage of the p~
·we t.hJnk (the housing de
panmentl went funher than
they should have in ma.k.mg that
1..0rung conditional on cenifica·
ti on of the how.mg element.·
Wood !><Ud.
Banning Ranch is a property
of about 400 acres on the city's
See HOUSING, Pa1• M
Council hears
flowers' side on
1901 Newport
Woman passes out
unopened buds to
demonstrate effect
of condo project's
shadow.
Deirdre Newman
Daily P~ot
COSTA MF·~ -The City
( ..lllllll 11 got a les<>on tn horti-
cuhurc un Munday night lOUI
tl"' of Rohm l.efficr. who tned
Jor the '<'t und umc to con·
\1nte tht counnJ to r~:on.-.1der
''' .tppm,,iJ ol J high-den<>lly
tondom1111urn pmf('Ct down
Ill\\ n
I .effil'r arguing on behalf of
a group that promotes C'C'>pon-
-.1hle gruwth. handed out un·
opened flOWt'r.. to the council
member'> to 'how them what
happen'> when OoweT'i that re
qum.• a fulJ day of -;un an• de·
pnved. a fate 'ihe fean; will be
fall the garden<. on Beman.I
Street tf the four-story condo6
at 190 I Newpon Blvd. are al
lowed to proceed.
N. of p~ time. the counal
had not made a deet'ilon on
reheanng the project
lne burden re5ted W1th Lef
lier and Councilman Allan
Mansoor. who also appealed
the approval, to provlde nevw
infonnaoon to warrant a re
heanng.
In addioon to offenng what
-.he CO!l.'ildem:I nt"W, detaJJed
mformat>on about the shadow
dfl'Cl. ~e arnculated con
Ct'ms about noise. setbads.
proper runoff and pnvacy.
On April 14. the council ap·
proved the proJt'Cl. wtuch con
lain.s 161 up<;eaJe cond<>!i.. The
rondO'> will be hou.'ied tn four
four-story huildm~ about 50
See COUNCIL. Pae• A3
PUBLIC SAFETY
Officer convicted
of stealing from
Newport police
Deep• Bharath
Dally Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -A
longtime Newport Beach Po-
lke sergeant has been con-
victed of stealing a watercraft
he supposedly bought for the
depanment's Explorer Scouts
and misappropriating the
program·s funds.
Trent R. Hams. 46, who of·
ficials say is no longer with
the Newport Beach Police
Department. pleaded no
contest to l:WO counts or mis·
appropriating public funds
and false reporting. The
charges were ortglnally felo·
nies. but were reduced to
SM CONVICTED, P .. • M
SALUTING Police arrest
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M Tuesday, May 20, 2003 Datt Pilot
Kl>S TALK BACK
A closer
look at the
nation's
capitol
The Daily Pilot went
to Our Lady Queen of
Angels School in
Newport Beach to
ask eighth-graders,
'How did your trip to
the U.S. capital affect
your view of the
United States?'
"It comforted
metoknowwe
were in such
good hands
with the
measures [the
government)
has taken to
protect us.·
HIUARY BRYANT, 14
Newport Beach
"It made m e
feel proud to be
an American to
see the way [all
the veterans!
protected us to
make our
country safe ....
We11 always be
free."
ELIZABETH VANTHOF, 14
Newport Beach
"I was amazed
at how much
history our
country has and
how the city of
Washington,
D.C: hasn't
really changed.•
NICK
NORMANOIN,14
c:osta Mesa
"It made me
have a deep
respect four our
country. You
can see that it's
probably one of
the best
countries in our
world."
Er.tl.Y SANFORD, 14
Newport Beach
"It helped Q1e
realize that our
whole nation is
not safe when
there's a threat
and even our
capitaJ city is
taldng
precautions to
make UlJ safe.·
TREVOR Gl.ADYCH, 14
Newport Beach
-Interviews and photos
compiled by Oirlstine Carrillo
ON CAMPUS
IN THE CLASSROOM
DON LEACH I OAl.Y Pl.OT
Eigh~raders Elizabeth Vanthof, Hillary Bryant, Emily Sanford, Nick Normandin and Trevor Gladych talk about their trip to Washington, D.C.
Putting life into history
Eighth-graders from Our
Lady Queen of Angels
School take a trip to the
nation's capital that
completes their study of
American history.
Christine Carrillo
Daily Pilot
When studying American hi..iory,
what better way to bring hiM ory
lessons to life than to travel to where
much of it has happened.
For the past 17 years,
eighth-graders at Our Lady Queen of
Angels School in Newport Reach
have traveled to Washington, O.C.
The trip has become an excellent
TOOAY
way to cap off the students' history
lessons as weU as their educalionaJ
career at the school itself.
"I reaUy think that what I've
en1oyed the most is that they were
so into learning and asking
questions," said Sister Joann Oare
GaJlagher, the sch oors co-principal,
who has attended the trip every
year.
As one of the few groups to get a
tour o f the White House these days.
the J I eighth-graders shared their
enviable experience with other
'>tudents at the school.
"The curriculum dictated by the
state of CaJifornia is American .
history. so this (trip! is a culmination
o f everything they've learned," said
Patricia Toomey. eighth-grade social
'ltudies teacher ... This kind of brings
it up close and pe rsonal. We were
very fortunate to have this
opportunity."
The stude nts' four-day trip gave
them a more authoritative,
hands-o n perspective about U.S.
government. one they gladly shared
with their younger counterparts.
Sharing th.e1r experiences on
Capitol Hill and their tours of the
various memon ah Monday, five
eighth-graders gave fourth-and
fifth-grade student<; a preVJew of
what lies ahead.
·we went to the £Vietnam
Memorial!. and 11 shows how many
people were there," 14-year-old Nick
Normandin told a claM o f
fifth-grclders. ·vou see pictures, but
[the memorial I shows you how
many people fought for our country,
and ii makci. you feel proud to be a n
American."
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SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
THURSOAY crisp, choice of milk
MONDAY
Having seen the inner workings of
their government, the students
wallted away having gained a
newfound appreciation for their
country. For mo!>! of the .1 1 '>ludents
who went on the 1np. 11 was the first
time they've bee n to their nation's
capital. And with U.~ h1'>lory
lessons fresh 111 their minds, 1he
students· under'>tanding of where
they traveled grew w11h every tour.
"It made all of us feel really
thankful that our troop'> fought for
us and make us !>afe, • 14 year-old
Elizabeth Vanthof <,a1d. ·11 wa<; very
cool."
• IN THE CLASSROOM 1s a weekly
feature in which Daily Pilot education
writer Chnstine Carrillo v1s1ts a camru.is
in the Newpon Mesa area and wntes
about her experience.
honey·roeated peanuts.
(•Peanut butter on selected
days)
The Newport-Mesa Unified
Sdlool District offers menu
choices each day at
efementary schools. Students
may choose a vegetarian
entree. The selection may
include a salad, sandwich or
hot entree. School lunches are
S2 each. Here's what's being
aetVed this week;
Munc::hable lunch Salad with
fruit yogurt or hot dog on a
bun, potato wedges, choice of
fruit juice, c::hoice of milk
Oriental c::hk*en salad with
whole grein roll or taco
chalupa, jicam1 sticks with
ranch dip, strlWbenies, animal
cra<*era, choice of milk
No School -Memerial Day No child is discriminated
against because of r-Ke, sex,
color, national origin, age or
dlaebllity. If It Is believed •
child has been diacrimln.-d
against, write Immediately to
the Secretary of Agriculture,
Wuhington, DC 20260.
WEDNESDAY
Munc::hebie Lunch Salad or
toasted dl8el8 aandwictl, aisp
green Alad with ranch df1llSing,
apricots, dlOice of milk
FRIDAY
•Munc::habte LA.Inch Salad or
"Manager's Special:" beby
carrots with rancb dip, fruit
The Munchable Lunch Salad
contains tossed greens,
dlerry tomatoes, craclt.ers
end protein sources such as
cheeH, sunflower seeds,
fruit yogurt e nd
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Ticketing company in financial woe
Tickets.com plans to rewrite financial
statements fo r 2002 after going through
tlµee different auditing firms.
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
(X>SfA MFSA -Tickets.com
Inc. can now count itself among
the notorious.
'fbe C.Osta Mesa-based onllne
ti~dng company on Friday
jol.iled the ranks of WorldC.Om.
Enton and countless other corpo-
raijons that have needed to re-
write their own financial histories.
Uck.ets.com, In a Friday filing
COUNCIL
Continued from Al
feel high. The project aJso features
a two-level underground parking
s1J'1.1(1Ure and a five-level above-
ground pamng structure.
the council originally consid-
e~ the request for a rehearing
on May 5, but could not reach a
decision because of deadlock.
l.efller rerumed Monday with
more prop; to Illustrate her position.
Leffler, representing C.OSta Mesa
Gtizens for RcspoNlble Growth,
passed out ga7,3lllas and another
sucrulent Hower to discount the
environmental report's assertion
lhat the condos would only cast a
shadow on the front yards of Ber·
nard Street for 20 minutes betwren
10 am. and 3 p.m, whidl is not
con.sidered significant by the oty.
Using blocks. as she had at the
May 5 council meeting. she dem·
onsuated the group'c; opinion that
the shadow effect will last two to
three hours LO the same time
frame.
·fille report! erroneously con-
cludes that no adverse shadow ef.
fea would occur. but as~ dem·
with the Securities and Exchange
C.Ommission, said It would need
to rewrite its financial statements
for 2002 and perhaps 200 I.
The company's new auditor
has discovered wues that "will re-
quire different accounting treat·
ment than that initially recorded,"
the filing said.
The event ticketing company
fingered its former auditor, Arthur
Anderson, for the irregularities.
Ticlc.ets.com has not yet filed its
onstrated, there are adverse
shadow effects on sun-sensitive
uses, so the project is not in com-
pliance,· Leffler said.
During the public comment
session that began the council
meeting. many residents ex-
pressed their disdain for the proj-
ect because of its high density.
"I feel it undoubtedly could be a
nice project. but it's a .ddJcal de-
parture from the general plan."
srud Christian f.ric of the Westside
Improvement Assn. Steering
Comminee. "It's over the top and
sets a bad precedenL"
Mansoor reikrated his con·
cems with the project.
"When (the project! originally
came forward, I didn't support it
because or shade and density is-
sues." Mansoor said. "ihe shade
and shadow effects are mconclu-
sive. Ill my opinion."
David Eadie of Rutter Develop-
ment had not had a chance to re-
spond 10 Leftler's claims before
the council ~ or press time.
• DBRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be reached at 19491
574-4221 or by e-mail at
deirdre.newman E-lstimes.com
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During the past 12 montN. the
company has gone through three
auditing firms. The company
dropped Arthur Anderson in June
after the auditor collapsed under
the Enron scandal. Tick.ets.com
hired PricewaterhouseCoopers In
December, after replacement firm
Deloitte & Touche resigned, citing
a conflict of interesL
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was mentioned in an investor
lawsuit against Wall Street brolter-
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New York-based firm Parker &
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BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
C.Onexant spins off
Mind~peed more quickly
Ncwpon Beach chipmalcer
Cemex.ant Systems lnc. an-
nounct'tf l'u~ay that it has sped
up ilS .,pmuff of Internet infra.
'itrui:ture bu..-.mess Mindspeed
Iechnologit"'-
< :Onl-xant pinpointed June 27 as
the dal<' it would complete the
.,pi1101T. putting a finn date to the
move. II hJd previously an-
nounct>d th~ -.pinofT would occur
!.Ometime dunng the '>ummer.
After the move. the two rornpa·
Ille!. wtll emt a .. -.eparate. publicly
traded enuu~ Ccmexant share-
holder. are -.et 10 receive one ad-
di11onal Mmd'>peed '>hare for each
suit against the brokerage house
for promising favorable Invest·
ment reports to win banking
business.
Investors in the suit claim Mor·
gan Stanley issued "misleading
and/or fraudulent research re·
ports" for many companies, In·
eluding Tickets.com.
Ticlc.ets.com ceased trading on
the Nasdaq maltet In February
when the company failed to file
its annual report In a timely man-
ner. 1be company now trades on
the over-the-counter bulletin
board. under the symbol TIXXE. It
dosed Monday at 57 cents per
share.
three shares of C.OnexanL
The company has applied to
the American Stock Exchange to
list the new company under the
symboJ MND. Shares are expected
to begin trading June 30 Cc>nex-
ant will continue to trade on
Nasdaq under CNXT.
At the lime of the spmoff,
Mindspeed will receive SI 00 mil-
lion in cash from 1t!I parent, with
anot.hef' S50 miUion available in
contingency financing.
On Friday, shares of CNXl
jumped 6.17%. or'20 cenLs. finish·
ing out the week at $3.44.
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VERDICT
Contn.ed from Al
their month's savi.np in his
pocket. Palmer ventured forth to
rub elbows and make productive
contact with wealthy potential
clients.
Allmer mumed to their rneecer apartment durlng the
wee houra. care(uUy bl1Jl8 up the
wx. and tumbled into bed.
The next morning. the doorl>ell
to the apartment rang. Palmer
was deep asleep, so hJs partDer
went tp the door, looked around.
saw no one and dosed the door.
bnmed.i.ately the bell rang
again. He opened the door,
looked around, again saw no one
and started to close the door
when a voice from somewhere
below and to his left said, "Is this
Mr. Palmet's apartment?"
It was a very small maa who
asked the quesdon. so small the
partner thought be might be a
leprechaWl or a gnome. "Who
are you?" be aaked.
"I'm Peter Jones." the little
roan answered.
'That didn't convey much.
"Who are you. Peter Jones?"
the partner Wed.
"I'm a jockey." the Uale man
said. "Last night, Mr. Palmer
hired me to ride the horses ln his
stable."
That was caaying bis
phUosophy to an extreme. and it
wasn't too long after this that
Palmer left Pasadena and moved
down here.
In 1935, be was the Udo Isle
sales agent for the Griffith Co.,
which had acquired a bunch of
lots on that barren stretch of
sand. One year later, he hit his
stride.
He started the Newport Balboa
Federal Savingit and Loan Assn ..
which numbered among its
founders such giants of Newport
Beach's history as Joe Beek. Theo
Robins, Sam Mayers, Ralph
Maskey and lAW Wallace.
From this modest beginning,
Palmer built a substantial
financial empire. I don't
remember whether he ever got
thal stable of horses. though:
•ROBERT GARDNER is a Corona del
Mar resident and a former judge. His
column runs Tuesdays.
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Continued from Al
They were responding to a re-
port of smoke oomlng out of Xlo-
calds apartmen~ he aaid.
"They knocked at the door and
smelled smoke as. they did so,"
Birney said. "But they got no re-
sponse. So they made entry
through a window and went into
the apartment"
They found that a fire bad
been started in the kitchen with
"some pieces of paper and other
flammable materials, .. he said.
"!Kincaid) was in the apart-
ment, but didn't open the door,"
Birney said.
Police detectives and fire inves-
tigators detennined that Xlocaid
deliberately tried to start t:be fire,
HARBOR
Continued from Al
Monday.
A survey by Brown, however.
turned up a network of pwnps.
which are used by boaters to de·
posit their sewage. that is inad-
equate and in need of repair, As·
slstant City Manager Dave Ki1f
said.
The city supports the bodfd's
proposal to add seven new
pump stations in Newport Har·
bor. KlfT said.
"You're going to have more
pump stations that are more vis-
ible than we have today," JG.ff
said. "We don't want people us-
ing the excuse that it's not work-
ing."
Under the plan, four pump
stations would also be installed
in I lunungton Harbour.
At the present time, there are
about 10.000 boats docked in
Newpon I larbor, Kiff said. State
regulatiom. require a 500-1 ratio
CONVICTED
Continued from Al
misdemeanors as part of Harris'
plea agreement with prosecutors
that he signed on May 6.
Newport Beach Lt. Mike
I !yams said the department can·
not comment because it is a
wper..onnel issue."
·AU we can say at this point is
chat he does nol work for this de·
partmcnt any more," Hyams
said.
Harris bought a jet ski for
S4. l 00 chat he said was for the
department's Explorer Scouts
program. but kept it for himself.
Deputy District Atty. Ray Arm-
Mrong '>aid.
Harrir, also bougtu a $12.500
Lruck with the program's funds
for himo;elf. Armstrong said. Har·
he Mid. She wu UTeSted on aus-
pidoo of mon at about 3:30 p.m.
8imey aald Costa Mesa Police
wlD submit the case to the
Orange County distrfct attorney
and recommend &ling anon
dwges.
Kincaid was not hurt du.ring
the incident, and oo one else was
in the apartment at the time or
'the tire, he said. Police a.re look-
ing into what would have caused
her to start the fire, Bimey said.
Kincaid is expected to be ar-
raigned at the Harbor Justice
Center in Newport Beach today.
She ls being held ln Orange
County Jail ln lieu of $50,000 bail.
•DEEM BHARA'TM cover• publlc
safety and courts. She maybe
reached at (949) 574-4226 or by
e-mail at
deepa.bhsreth@lstim6s.com.
of boats to pump stations. There
are now 11 pump stations ln
Newport Harbor. Under those
guidelines, the pump stadons
are accommodating only 5.500
boats.
Marina operators will be re-
sponsible for installing the new
pump stations, Smythe said.
However, some federal grant
money could be made available
to help defray the cost.
The board lists 26 marina
owners, which include the Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Oub, Balboa
Bay Oub, Hornblower Yacht
Charter, DeAnza Corp.-owned
Bayside Village. Lido Yacht An-
chorage and Newport Dunes Re-
sort Marina
Spokespeople for Hornblower,
DeAnza and Udo Yacht didn't re-
turn calls for comment.
• MUL CUNTON covers Ule
environment. business and politics
He may be reached at (9491
764-4330 or by &-mail at
paul.clinton@latimes.com.
ris reportedly replaced that
money. but it was still consid·
ered misappropriation of public
funds, he said.
Harris, who could not be
reached for comment. was sen-
tenced to three years' informal
probation, 200 hours of commu·
nity service and about Sl,700 in
fines. He also had to give baclc
the watercraft, officials said.
The crimes happened in
March and May of 1999. accord·
ing 10 the felony complaint
made by the disoict attorney's
office. Annstrong said the inves-
tigation into the fraud was han·
dJed by the Newpon Beach Po·
lice Department
• DEEM BHAAATH covers public
safety and courts. She may be
reached at (949) 574-4226 or by
•mail at
deepa.bh11rath@lat1mes.com.
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PUBLIC SAFETY
POLICE FILES
COSTAIESA
•Anton~ Avehlde
burglary wa1 reported In the
600 blodc at 10:28 a.m. Sunday.
•Giller~: Petty theft wa1
reported In the 1600 blodc at
2:08 p.m. Sunday.
• Herbor Boul9vard: Petty theft
wa1 reported In the 2200 blodt
at 12:68 p.m. Sunday.
• ~ Awnue: An auto theft
wa1 reported In the 1900 blodt
at 9:26 a.m. Sunday.
• NwrllcM Place: Vandalism
was reported In the 1500 blodt
at 2:25 a.m. Sunday.
•The~ arde: Grand
theft wH reported In the 100
blodt at 10:20 a.m. Sunday.
• Eut 17th S1rMt: Fraud was
reported in the 100 blodt at
11 :50 a.m. Sunday.
• w..t 1tlh Strwt: An assauh
HOUSING
Continued from Al
western border of which about
46 acres are within the city lim-
its. The property is owned
mainly by Aera Energy U.C and
Newport Oil Co.
ln the late 1990s, TaylofWood·
row homes drew up plans to de-
velop the site with 1,750 homes.
retail, commercial and industrial
uses and open space. The fate of
the property has been in limbo
since the company abandoned
its plans in 2001. ·
In Newport Beach. low in·
come is 80% of the average
countywide income. To qualify
as low income, a family of four in
Newpon Beach must bring in no
more than $60,500, which is 80%
of the countywide average of
$75.600.
The Upper Bayview Landing
senior affordable housing devel·
opment will brealc ground pend·
ing some environmental srudjes
WU reported In the 700 blodc
at 11:64a,m. SUnday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• EMt CoMt Hlghw9y: A
hit-and-run w .. reported In the
3400 blodt at 6:10 a.m. SUnday.
• '"""-~Md HMther
L8nl: A traffic ecddent
lnvotvlng lnjuri .. wH reported
at 9:30 p.m. Sunday.
• fWwport ~:Petty
theft was reported In the 2600
blodt at 12:61 a.m. Sunday.
• w.t ~Front: Vandall1m
wH reported In the 2300 blodt ~
at 8:11 a.m. Sunday. ,
• S..W.rd Aoed: A burglary
WH reported In the 600 blodt
at 7:06 a.m. Sunday.
• 25th StrMt: Grand theft waa
reportftd In the 100 blodt at
12:31 a.m. Sunday.
• 28ttl StrMt Md the beedt:
Petty theft wa• reported at 5:35
p.m. Sunday.
of the site. Local environmental:
ist Jan Vandersloot held up de--
velopment after dlscoverirlg
what may be wetlands on the
site. Critics say that the sup-
posed wetlands are only a tire
track or other man-made inden·
talion in the soil where rainwater
has accumulated.
The California Coastal Com·
mission is expected to considet
the matter within the next few
months.
The project's one·bedroo01
units will be available to seniors
whose income qualifies them a.a
very low income.
Based on last year's estima1es,
one of the one-bedroom units
would be available 10 a family of·
two that brought in no mole:
than $36.300 a year. The re°'
limlt would be S908.
• JUNE CASAGRANDE covers
Newport Beadi and John Wayne :
Airport. She may be readied at
(9491574-4232 or by &-mail at
june.cssagr11nde~lat1mes.com
Francis Richard Tunney, Jr.
• Francia Richard Tunney, Jr. of
-. Newport Beach, Calif. and Ketchum,
Idaho died traglcalty and suddenly In a
car accident while driving near hi•
ranch In Idaho on May 14, 2003.
Frank was born in Philadelphia. Pa.
on August 1 o. 1947, the son of Francis
R. Tunney, Sr. and Agatha Danowskf
Tunney. He grew up In Philadelphia
graduating from Father Judge High
School, and Franklin and Marshall
College In Lancaster, Pa He mame<$
Doria Jean Fosler on September 7,
1968. Frank then completed eervice I')
the United States Army Reserve. Frank earned his J.D. at
Duquesne Univ8f'Slty School of Law where he was editor of the
Law Review.
Frank began his distinguished legal career as a cleft( to the
Chief Justice of American Samoa. In American Samoa, Frank
and Doris had their first son, Noah, in 1973. Moving back to
Philadelphla in 1975, Frank entered a private lltlgatlon firm of
Feldman & Feldman, and then became Assistant Attorney
General of Pennsylvania, specializing In securities law. From
there, Frank became an International law specialist at Smith KJlne
Beckman In Philadelphia. Frank was then recruited by Allergan,
Inc. of Irvine, Calif. In 1985 to become Its new General Counsel.
He HtVed In that position for many y~ loved
association with the Allergan family. He also served as.
Corporate Vice President. Secretary to the Board, Chief Ethic9
Officer, and CFO. Frank retired from Allergan In 2001 .
Frank also served on the Board of f>lrectora of the Hoa$
Hospital Foundation, United Cerebral Palay of Orange County1 Ocular Sciences Inc., and Auociation Gate. Frank was awatdea
the Jurisprudence Awatd from the AntJ-defamatlon League lri
1997.
Frank's greatest love was his family, his two sons Noah and
Mlchael. They were the pride and Joy of his life. He wu
planning on spending most of his retirement with Doria on hla
'ranch at Double Springs In the Pahli~ Yaney of Idaho, which
he had atrong passion for and always dreamecf of dofng. Frank
also loved aiding with the master's group In Sun Valley, fty fishing,
and lkeet and trap shooting. '
Frank la aurvfved by hla wife, Or. Doris Tunney, his aona Noah l\Jnney of San Luis ot>iapo, Callf. and Mlohael Tunney of Newport
Beach, Calff, his mother AQatNI o.now.k.l l\Jnney, hfa two alatera
Daneen Snyder and Helene Tunney, and one brother Stanle~ 1
l\Jnney of tfuntingdon Yllev, Pa.
SeMcea wUt be held at Pacfflc View Memorial Pn In ~
del Mer~lf. on Thurld8y, May 22, at noon. A rnemoMI. ~
wlll be In l<Mchum, rdaho at • • dat9. Oonatlont In Nec:f
of flowera CM be Mnt In hit ~.to Unbd CerebfW ~
AMociatlon of Orwlg9 County« the ~ HoepftM Foundation: ~ n-. ct**-DIMlbte to one of the abcwe ~ andMfldto~.·295~~~=-1-.... tk>fl Tom 8'.mhlm, Vice~ ..
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ICE HOCKEY
SPECIAL
!On to the
Stanley
Cup
• EDfTOR'S NOTE: As a special
feature, Guy Hebert, a Newport
Beedl resident and former goalie
fO( the Mighty Dudes, will be
W{iting regular diaries about the
team and its experiences
tJvoughout the playoffs .
..The unthinkable h<b
~pened Yes. the Mighty Oucb
of Anaheim are your W~tem
Conference champion'\ and arc
on their way to the Stanley< :up
finals. "lhe Ducks bea1 the
GUY
HEBERT
Minn~Jta
Wild in yet
another
cla.ssic
defe~ve
battle. 2·1, c11
the
Arrowhead
Pond on
Friday niWll.
capturing me
franchiM>\ fin.I
ever
confen:nce
champ1oru.htp
and 6~ trip to the finals.
llUs was done Wlth Paul Kanya.
Jean-Sebastien Giguere. Stl've
Rucchin and the n.">t of the warn
playing a smothering defense
i.lyle, getting great goaltending ctJld timely scoring.
• Oh yes. let's not forget about
the broom. In three rounds. the
Ouclr.s have swept their oppont.>fll
cyvlce and have playt.od an NJ II
record-low 14 games 10 get to tht•
6.naJs. lhe Ouch have not merely
gotten to the finals, they have
domir\ated their way there
' ft ~ amazing that the ~nth
Seed in the West ha.s been able to
bttat the Nos. l, 2 and 6 seeds to
actvance. I believe. like mO'it fan:..
that this is a team of destiny.
Who would become a hero in
G;une 4? Not surpri5ing to really
aJ'\Y of us who havt' been
~lching. It just happened to be
Adam Oates. one of the grcar
off-season acquisitio~ that Bryan
"1urray and his staff brought in
Oates was the lucky recipient of a
cteDected pass for his fll'St goal.
The puck deflected off rhc \katc
¥the Wild defensemen and
~rected across the front of the
net right onto Oates' stick. and ht•
med no time pulling it past a
.funned Manny f'emandC'/_
: 'Living the channed life or a
Mighty Duck. Oates was again on
the door step to the right of goalie
&mandez and apjn the Dude.'
goa a fortunate bounce t.hal
landed on his stick.. Oates ~d it
~der the outstretched pad of the ~e\pl~ Minnesota goalie. This
Pl would stand as the wtnner
~r1<1 send the Mighty Ducks on to
tJle finals.
• 1t seems that management of
the Mighty Duds tw had the
l¢nad of finding pla~~ that fit
well into their system. and how many times have the off-season
iU"id late-season acquisitions ~ affected the outcome of
~game?
; Many times. they have: Sandis
~got the game winner
against Dallas in Game 6; Petr
~ra's overtime game-winning
goals; Rob Neidermayer and Steve
11if:>mas with big goals; and of
dowse. Oates with his own
<;onlrlbution agaimt the Wild. We
oan only hope that these guys will
dondnue to have sudl an effect In
tbo 6nal round. and there Is no
'1llorl to expect otherwise. I Minnesota gave all that they ttid. but Anaheim in the end wa.1 qe much for them. 1bo much
~too much Keith Camey,
• much o( everyone. It was a .a~INplred e«on during tbb ~ round. and the coachet kept ~guys foo..S. Al we hlM seen during this liaYOft' ltmtb, tndMdulJ taltnt
• DO( been Ible to win any
.. Radlet It hu bt!en aod wOI
liwtl)'a be a 1e11n e6'ott that wtm
the Slanley Qrp.
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REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK
St AN HIL l [ P [JAll' "'IL 1
Fourth of July celebrations were in full swing on 45th Street in West Newport last year.
A proposal for a snoozy Fourth of Ju ly
C ome orw. come all. to the bigg~t
and tx ... 1 ..c:rnor l"•enl anywhere
in Southern< .. ahlom1a: the lir;t
annual Scnmr Ari\ a11d (.rafts Street
Faire and Elder I le.uth l.x~')(). fuly 4, in
We:.t Nt'Wpon ht•twt.>t•n .S2nd Street.
Newpon RoulPvcirJ. C .oa.-.l Highway and
54th ~eel
Yes. rm Ix-mg latCllOU!>. No. th.is IS not
a reaJ event No, you -.houldn't go "War
of the Worl~" on w. c111d jump out the
window Ju-.t bear Wlth me; I'm genmg
at M>met.lung. JUNE
CASAGRANDE
bi™oJd'> of
partyt'r, who
com e 1101
becau..e they'n:
invited lo
resident...' home<.
but becalliie
they want 10 •
roam the •.trt>eLs
and ultimately
tinkJe in
re-.1denl\ y.utl~
Counub
being what th(-y
are. thLo; one
keep., looking
afgham. google-eyed walnut '>helb that
prodaun "Silver fox.es make better
lovers" and i.elf-published books on
their own grandchildren.
A little farther south i~ the
do-it -yourself section: seminars and
kiosks devoted to teadung the aru of
quilting, model ship buildmg and
raising the perfect Olia Pet
Somewhere in the rruddJe are the
members of the Oasa.s Seruor Center
Dance Band -reuruted as the Newport
Beach Lawrence Welk nibute Orchestra
-playing all the old standards nonstop:
"Shuffle Off to Buffalo," the "Old Grc1y
Mare" and "Olattanooga Oloo Oloo. ··
female dl1JIOnl)
~give the 1)t'ople \'.hat they Wdllt a
lree mammogram lx10th for women
older than 6S. with one of those pull
curtain!. that never 4u11e drl'4:'> all the
way (do 11 for your country. lad.J("-1
Instead ol penrung ordmance<. to
forbid 'itore-. from '>t.'llmg b<.'"t:r out of
their parlung IOL'>. the nty could '>Uppon
tax-fret. ..alb of prunt.· JUICt' and (Jt'ntOI
Heck.. get tho~ t:omparue. to '>poru.or
ad..<o on cahlt-... wuo~ m the m count)
area and to finant:e Ml all out marl:eung
btiu. for nearly a year now, l'vt' been
listening to the Newport Beach City
Council strc!>.'> over what to do about the
massive crowds that fill the streets of
West Newpon on the Fourth to enjoy a
hard-drinking holiday. And. for nearly a
year now, I've kept my moum shut
for the answers in the form of policy.
Bui I've found a way to rain on me Wt~t
Newport parade without imposing a
Sll181e draconian rule on rcsiden~
Hut.her south. the real excitement
begins: folding tables as far as the eye
can see staffed by silver-haired
volunteers stuffing senior-health-related
brochures into the hands of everyone
who passes by. One booth deals with
mcontinence; right next to II is
everything you ever wanted to know
.tlx>ut regularity.
OK. I'll admit Ull'> may be a tittle pie
rn the sky lhe wt>akrit">.., m my plan. of
course. 11> l11a1 the pdflyef') might <,hCJIN
up anyway. Then you'll have ~me
preny uwy rnnfrontations cl.!> Jutiw. and
Benha U'>e can~ and walker. to be-at
dovm ~es.~ young guy. with
ruck.name... bkt· ·sud Man" and "the
Olugger. • But I bet tho~ boy-. wont ht>
bade next year And the word would Ket
out fast that for luJy 4. 2004. \\~t
Newpon is not the place to be
while a perfectly brillwnt solution has
been fermenting rn my bram.
In recent month'>. a.., a group of
resident-; ha'> cngagt'C.1 the nty rn a biner
brawl over prupo~'t.I party re-.Lnction.!>,
it"c; become clear rhat 11·., time to '>pe-..tk
up
Ille real solution lies in marl:eling.
You i.ee. de-.pllc rlwir thllercnc~. the
two sides have Ont' rhing 111 common.
They both agree it\ the outsiders who
are causing the pmhlcrru. -the
There's no better way to gel the word
out to young partyers that West
"lewport is snooze city than by holding
l11e b1~t. sobere5t. dadgum best
-.cnior aru and crafts event and health
ex.po anywhere this side of Leisure
World.
I envi<.ion a roped-off area starting at
54th Street. lined witl1 smiJ.ing seniors
..elling their wares -handmade
And here's one inspired by a visit to
the FreeNewport.com Web !>1te. A lmk
on the site take. surfer. to a Web page
that, while it contains no nudity, reveals
the pro· party contingent's profound
appreciation of a certain part of the
• JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport
Beadl and John Wayne Airport. She mav be
reactied at (9491574-4232 or by e-mail at
1une.casagrande a lat1mes com
DEAR LOLITA LETTERS
Don 't paint Westside improvers with one brush
T he Westside Improvement
Assn.w-~sfoundedin
1999 to encourage the
city of Costa Me~ to address
the continuing degrJdation of
the Westside and to promote
pride in Costa Mesa
We have come a long way
since then and will continue to
seek solutions to the problems
faced by our .commun ity.
Understandably, the association
iB thought of when "lmprovers"
are mentioned. and as such we
are compelled to address an
issue the folks a t the Daily Pilot
dredge up from time to time.
In a recent column. Lolita
Harper suggests that
·1mprovert" should censor
themselves and disavow others'
opinions (•c.andidate out for
now, but not forever,"
Wedne.sday). Despite Harper's
best intentions, it is not
acceptable Lo abridge another's
right to free fpeech or freedom
of assembly. law-ablding
peopJe are not to be 1Uppressed
in lbelr acttvidcs. intermta. or
deslre to commW\icase whh
each other. ThJa It Ifill America
after aD; we have a BW ot Riabta.
The &AOdation ieUe9 on the
local pre.s outlecl for cumnt
ln(ormadon and it reeerva the
right to read .u available and
J*.tintnt fownlltl and to accept
or deny die vlewpolnts
plWOled ... The
..,,,VdM IWlllWI Iba~ (0
IHemble peeceebly and to
accept Oil cNrly die oplnAona
chit-. ... :111 d ~d'lmit r 1¢M11, ClCllna.....,.• or .....
If the group has a viewpoint,
we will express it as ours.
Otherwise, the viewpoint i~
another's and not ours.
Association members also
reserve the right to exp~ their
own opinions. and as uch. the
group bears no responsibility
for. and may or may not agree
with the individual viewpoln ts
of its mem bers. This freedom is
the association's greatest asset.
as mem bers are encouraged to
contribute their ideas and
analysis for a more thorough
understanding of the ls.sues and
options.
In summation: A
commentator's opinion Is bis or
her own; if the association joins
the chorus. It then may also
become the group's opinion.
Association memben are
responsible to remain Informed
and cannot realistically be
expected to rebut every piece of
disapeable joumalUm. We will
si.y informed. we will speak
fieely when we have a me&Sage:
and most or an. the asaodadon
wOl endeevor to help c:osta
Mea in evay way we can.
1be UIOdldon support.t a
dean. ale, qWet aod enjoyab&o
Cotta Mesa. and you can take
that to lhe bank.
For cbe Weltlkle
lmptowtnent AlmL ~
Comm6aee.
ln Lolita Harper's column of
May 14, she seerm to continue
to have a thing for guilt by
association. She mentions that
Eric Bever· •affiliation with the
"improver· camp does cast a
shadow of doubt on him.·
Bever Is very approachable and
can articulate his views quite
well, so there,.shDuld not be any
reason to have any unfounded
assumptions about him. Just
ask him your question, and you
will know where he stands. No
more guilt by association.
please.
The reason this concerns me
is that people have saJd this
about me. I th.ink people have
learned what I am about and
have taken the time to get to
know where I stand on the
W\Jes.
So that being said. Harper
still believes •people do fear
what could happen to the Job
Center.• Well, as I said ln my .
cam.pa.Igo. I do not beliew' that
we are obUpted to provide Job
Center eemces for people who
li\le outskle of our d~ We t.ve
• ~-funded Job <:enter
and the privately run tabor
Rndy.
O.uTendy. almost ~ oft.be
people who uee ow ceo•cr U¥e
ouu6de of our dty. Many are
turned tlWaY eldt day wtaboui flndnc·wadt. at UM ol the '**" ... lmked to only C..Mlll.....-nta.tbmwe
would be ........... Colla
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comers. as H could be reduced
by more enforcement of our
no-solicitation ordinance. Other
cities also (leed to do their part.
I don't think this is a fearful
concept to the people who Uve
1n Costa Mesa.
The remaining items
mentioned in the column were
W~tslde lodustriaJ properties.
programs and charities. Many
people who want to see the
Westside of town improved
have different approaches to
these issues. lf one person
speaks up for what some
believe Is a drastic position.
please do not assume that
everyone agrees with that
penon. rue the time to tallt
with indMduals.
Speattng of individuals. the
column mentioned that ·one of
the most vocal Im.provers bolds
contentious views about people
of minority races and has
written such comments in
various -ya pubU6bed on
atrem11t wet> ates. Until the
lmpruven completely decach
thmmetYel from chat type of
~ they&n!I~ to be
Judpd by it-whech« lt't. falr
1epceM01&don of dw!tr group or
no1.•
AJkJw me lO dmtJ ~~-:..--
.. ID .....oGI plOplt on dM
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anyone ebl' in the city
lo ..et the record straight,
there wru. often disagreement
amonl!: w, a' to the best
direcnon to take and what to
say We all spoke individually
with the collective cause of
cleaning up the Westside. So 11
is inappropriate of you 10 pamt
everyone with the same brush.
As for tfle Individual you
menaoned. I don't believe
anyone can detach themselves
from him and his views becawe
I don't th.ink anyone is attached
to him. He is his own person
with his awn views. He speaks
for hllnsdL Some may agr-ee
. with him on some things. but
that does not mean they~
with bim on ewrything. If be
bas a view on a city '5lue. I am
as willing Lo bear bim out u I
am anyone in the oammunfty.
That Is not anadunent.
lnt~. lbe penon you
mmtiooed WU appartntly not
too happy with Ede ~·
decision to pull bAs name from
the llst of coundJ applk:anra. He
WU alto Dot lOO happy .ttft mJ
.uppon ot Mike Scbedn.
l beilieYe F.ric 8ew:R dedDoa
urd my deCWoo were in tbe
bMt 1nll!l'tm ol the. each dlJ 1
am~ a .rd 1o wartb1'
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"•' QUOTE OF THE DAY
"We're playing a really good
team that really wants to beat us.
Our kids will be excited to play."
EYE OPENER
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SporU Hal ol Fame
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HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALt 1,,
'·' ''I Sea Kings prepare for . extended CIF run ·:::.
Cd.M at home Friday in
Div. IV. Sage Hill hosts Div.
V wild-card game today.
Barry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
LOS ALAMrrOS -The CIF Southern
Secdon playoffs have been virtually all
or nothing for Corona del Mar Hlgb
Coach John Enune and his Sea IClngs.
CdM went 5-0 in the 1999 postseason.
Errune's second year at the helm. to earn
FROM THE SIDELINE.S
Crossing
the paths
of legends
Thorpe, Warner and Stagg
intertwined with those
from Newport Harbor.
S mall world happenings are not
uncommon in sports circles
down through the decades of
U.S. history from local to
regional and national levels.
When this corner was young, we'd
wind up reading about the great
football figures of the day, such as Hall
of Famers like Indian Jim Thorpe, his
C&rllsle Universlry coach, Glenn "Pop·
Warner, and famed coach Amos Alonzo
Stagg, a one· time All·Amertcan at Yale.
We never had optimistic thoughts of
ever meeting these special kinds of
people, but came to
....------be astonished as to
haw close we came
on a few occasions.
It did apply with
some friends of
years past, much to
our amusement
The fabulous
Thorpe, who was
also a champion
Olympian, moved DON his residence once to
CANTRELL Wilmington in the
early 1940s.
In time, Bob Berry and his youngest
brother, Charley, who were from
Oklahoma Wee Thorpe, came to
California with their family which chose
to locate first In Wilmington, before
Costa Mesa. Although they never came
across Thorpe. Harbor High grid fans
would be reminded of Thorpe when
they came to see the Berrys in their
years at fullback.
In fact. one day. they started calling
Bob ·Chief Wahoo,• which amused
him. Still, '49 tackle Ted Trompeter
once exclaimed, "Hey, let's face It, Bob
was our Fonzee," although Newport
kids favored the "Wahoo" term over the
lV "Happy Days" hero.
Ironically, one Thorpe connect came
through. but not the way anyone would
have expected.
One day In the same '40s period, an
uncle to Mel Smalley, who played
superb football wtth Bob Beny in '49,
took an opportunlry to drive Smalley
·over to Wilmington and cheerfully told
him It was a chance for him to ·meet
the great Jim Thorpe."
This comer dki meet one of Thorpe's
daughters, Groce, at Cypress College In
1976, when the college planned to ·
dedJcate lta athletic department facility
called Thorpe House.
And a friendly, smiling Grace was
present to greet students and public,
and deliver a personal tribute to her
late father. The athledc director was
Don Lent. a fonner Newport Harbor
grid ctuef.
•••
Al Lrwtn. a former coach at Harbor
High. Orange Coast College and UC
lrvtn.e, came to play football for Stag at
c.oDege of the Plcl8c lo Slodclon. Prior
to that SUa bad coached at the
Unl\'enity Ol <hk:ago for 41 yean. He
WU allo a ginl innovator lo coUege
football.
Added to loterat. the late George
Yardley Si., father of two outltanding
Harbor HWt athletes. George Jr. and
lob. wm a champ athlete Wlder Stag
ctun:IC bM ct.ya at Cllkaao· George Jt,
01 c:oune, in tlmii! became a member of
ti I ..,.... Hiii of Pame -• career lbll IMIUIW OM Mmldoftal llCOdna
-...... cbe NM'I Port Wayne. Ind.
,
the Division IV cbampk>nship. In their
four other postseuon appearances dur·
Ing P.mme's &ix-year tenw-e, however,
they have only one win In five games.
The Pacific Coast League champions
(17-8) are hoping to stick a.round awhile
when they begin their sixth straight trip
to the playoffs with a OF Division IV
first-rolllld clash with visiting Hesperia
(13-9) Friday at 3: 15 p.rn.
Sage Hill School. in Its second sea.son
of varslry competition. learned It won~
have to wait as long to test its CIF legs.
The lightning (13-8) will host La Verne
J..utheran (6-13) in a Division V wild-ca.rd
game today at 3:15 p.m., according to
pairings announced Monday at the
Southern Section oftice.
The Sea Klnp enter with confidente
and momentum. having won 11 of their
last 12 league games to claim the title by
three games over runner-up Northwood.
CdM's 17 wins equal the most regular-
seuon triumphs ad:lieved during
Eirune's tenure, but the veteran coach is
hopeful there are more to come.
"We're healthy and all our pitchers are
throwing well.• said Errune, who had to
nurse third-year standout Nick Rhodes
through some arm problems all spring.
Rhodes. however, flnished the season
3-0, tnpuding a strong five-inning start
In a victory over 'n!soro on May 13.
Rhodes, Tudd Mackllo (5·2), Josh
Bradbury and Blake Contant have also
been consistent mound options for the
Sea KJngs. who have also been produc-
tive with their bats.
Bradbury, a jun1or who plays third
base when not pitching, leads the attack.
He is hitting .-t27 (32 for 75) with a team-
leadlng eight homers and 21 RBis and
' I 27 runs.
Senior shortstop Keith Long, a fouf.' :
year varslry veteran, is hitting .387 ~th '.
one homer and 18 RBis. and senior Ntd: ~ red·hot lately, enters the playoffs'•
at a 354 dip with four homers and 18
RBis.
rtrSt baseman Barren Sprowl and out·
fielders Wess Presson and Nick Palchl:
koff' have also contributed consistenttf
for the Sea Kings. who were eliminated ·
in the first round last season at'
See BASEBALL, Pa1e AJ .
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HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Costa Mesa's Ann Marie Topps, left, helped lead her team to its first league title this season and now the Mustangs want to win their first playoff game.
Mustangs take aim at history
Costa Mesa makes bid
for first CIF playoff win
Friday. CdM, Sage Hill
play in wild-card games
on Wednesday.
Barry Faulkner
Daily Pilot •
WS AUMITOS -The Costa Mesa
High softball team has already ~e
history this season. but Coach Rick
Buonarigo and his Mustangs hope
there is more to the novelry act when
the CIF Southern Section playoffs
open this week.
The Golden West League champ!·
ons (17-10), who captured the pro-
gram's first league title, will get the
chance to win the program's first
playoff game when they host Re·
dondo (14·10) in a CIF Division Ill
first·round contest Friday at 3: 15 p.m,
Corona del Mar (10.10) begins its
third straight postseason appearance
Wednesday with a Division IV wild-
card game at Notre Dame of RJver·
side (17·8).
Sage Hill School (10·9), in its sec-
ond season of varsfry competition,
makes its maiden postseason voyage.
beginning Wednesday widltll Division
V wild·card clash at C<Mha·based
Western Christian 00-7).
P1ayoff pairings were released
Monday at the Southern Section of·
ftce.
Costa Mesa has lost Its last six post·
season contests, including early exits
the last three springs. But the Mus·
tangs won four of their last five to
edge second-place Westtninster by
one game and third·place Saddle·
bade by two games. Costa Mesa. ln lt.s
first season in the Golden West
League after years ln the Pacific Coast
League, clinched the outright title
wtth a 4·2 win Wednesday over
Saddfeback.
If the Mustangs are to succeed,
they'll need to overcome a stingy Re·
don do pitching staff that has held op-
ponents to three or fewer runs in 19
or 24 games. The Seahawks posted
seven shutouts, yielded just one run
six times and held foes to two runs
twice. A 12·3 loss to Ocean League ri·
val Santa Monica marks the only time
an opponent scored more than five
runs on Redondo this spring. Re·
dondo finished tied for second In the
Ocean League and won the tie-
breaker wtth Santa MoRica to earn
the league's No. 2 playoff designation.
CIF SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS
Costa Mesa's ample offense. how·
ever, has averaged just more than five
runs per game, led by Oregon·bound
senJor slugger Ann Marie Topps.
Topps. a two·time All-OF performer
who also sparkles defensively at
shortstop. Is hitting .510 this season
(34 for fi6) wtth a school single-sea·
son record 10 home runs and an eye-
popping 37 RBis. ln three varslry sea·
sons, Topps has now produced 18 ho·
mers and 85 RBis.
Cost.a Mesa has also been fueled by
sophomore pitcher Jackie Butler, who
is 10·3 with a 1. 70 ERA. as well as Jun·
lor Jane·E Yamamoto, who won sev·
eral lcey games while Butler dealt wtth
a series of lnjurles.
Senior outfielder Jade Moss (.360)
with 18 runs, has also been a catalyst
See SOFT8ALL, Pa1e A7
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CIF challenge continues for five local ~~
Three volleyball, two
tennis teams seek boys
quarterfinal berths.
The Corona del Mar High bo)'I volley-
ball team. dwnp6orl of the Padftc Cout
League and Che No. 2 teed In OF
Southern Secdon DMllon 0. maka lta
poetwtori debut tonight after a ftnt·
round bye.
MeanwhBe, YOlleyball tf8ml from
tanda and Newport Hllbor, .. wel •
boyl t.ennls IQUldl tom Q:IM and •
HA1. ... t.c1t b -.ua tn mar l9IPIC-ctwOP~dtvillola
eo.dl SIM Ccdf\ QM volwbll -.n
(18-UJ ...,. -lO AmMhild' Clnlllll
Cl1·1J ID a~ lla:b • 7 p.m.
FM.anda <i7·10), the No. 3 seed In CIF
[)Msjon DJ, vllits Orange Lutheran for a
aecond·romd meeting. also at 7. New-
port Habor (20-11) wm attempt to puD
off a DMlloo I upiet at San Clemente
(Z&-1), the No. 2 eeed. .
Coach Thn Ming's C.dM terum 1QU8d
(20-0) pa hi No. 1 aeedl.ng on the line at
Santa~ (U ·9) in a 2 p.m. eecond-
round DMdoo I showdown. S19e Hll (1().8) Is II Cc:wina (20-1) In a 2
p.m. DtvWofl v tennis contest from
which the wtr1nef wOl advance to the May
27 =-det'bd tam wtl N1Yt hid 11 .,. o1111nce dlopprc kl_. .... '°" .. to Newport Hlrbor. fbe ll)Uf -.-co ........... f.dc
Jorlli Ind Birt ¥Mdl lO .... o« die
S l'ORTS luesdal# Md; /U, :.!003 A7
BASEBALL
Continued from A6
No. 3-seeded St. Paul.
Hesperia tied Serr.mo for the
Mojave River League lltJe, but
lost the tiebreaker and had to ~t
lie for the league's No. 2 playoff
deaignation.
The Scorpions are pacl'd of
fens.lvely by junior Adam Se~.
who is hitting .461 with 18 RBis.
If victorious Friday. Lhe Sea
Kings would face either remple
City or the winner of today'b
wild-card game between Cant·
well Sacred Heart of Mary and St.
Bernard. The second round is
scheduled for May 27.
Sage Hill, Lhe third-place fi n
isher in the Academy League. i'i
led by seniors Zach Frie<.lrith'>
and l lm Wlllins. Friedrich ... en
t~ the regular-seaM>n finale
hiµing .464 with one homer, 2!-J ruhs and 26 runs. lie rx1.,tcd u
1.62 ERA. striking out 47 111 19
innings.
Wtlkins was 5-1 with a 2.1 fi
EJ\A with 53 slrikeoul'> in 151'1 in -
nings, while hitting .350 with two
homers and 13 RBis for fiN year
cotich Bert Emer..on.
SOFIBALL
Continued from A6
for the Mustangs.
ShouJd Costa Mei.a preva.iJ. it
would likely meet No. 4-seedt'<l
Western in the !>eeond rowid
May 27. Mesa lost in the lir.t
round to Western lru.t M!aMJn
The Pioneers (18-6). who won
the Ordllge League fur the Srt'
ond straight &ea'>on and the 11 Lh
lime in 19 ~ason..,, have held op
ponenb to three or fowi:r run., in
all but one gam e. induding 15
shutouts. Sta11do111 <,ophomore
pitcher Jennifer McfJroy po~ted
an-impres!>ive 0.2.EI l:HA. striking
out 198 in 149 mrung~ with only
26 walb. She i-. 17 6 We<i1ern
faces the winner of Wt-dnCM!ay\
wild-card game he1ween Nogdle'>
and Schurr 111 J-nday\ fiN
round.
CdM won a third place playoff
with Lalvary Ch apel, 8· 7, to nab
the league\ final playoff -.pot.
The Sea King.... co coached by
Racie Giffin and 1-.d Mejia, have
lost their la. ... t IWU playoff open·
ers.
Led by J-rc'>no \late-bound
senior pitcher AlMa i'.c.ielle and
relu m rng All·Cll tatcher Amy
Tyson. aJo..o a .,enmr, the ~a
Kings have h.ittll'd 1mons1!ttency
thJi. !>t'..&.Mlll I ht·u lo11w· ... 1 "'"'
ning '>ln-.tk .., 1wo .,;.ullt"'>.
dt.hieved three llmt...,
If <.dM um prev-...ul over N11trl"
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for a 11,..1 rou nd game I rrdt1 )'
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A Lightning win would propt'I
It into Friday's first round at At
ton-based Vasquez 07· il a fret·
lance entry that dropped two of
iur last three gam~ to No
4-seeded Arrowhead 0 1riMian
K[NI lREPIOW DAIL'f PILOT
Corona del Mar's Wess Presson has been one of several consistent hrtters for the Sea Kings, who
play host to Hesperi a in the first round of the CIF Southern Section Drv1s1on IV playoffs Friday. CANTRELL he rt'ahtl'd th1· f11.111 '' 1111• 1111
n1·arh) wa' thl· w1d1·I\ ~ 11"" fl
Warnl·r
COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRACK AND FIELD Conbnued from A6
l'i'iton ... I It· broke the
'rngle·'>t'a'>on '><.ormg record Lil
1958 w11h 2.00 I pmm~.
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gndd1·r., Pirates win three state titles lrwm rt·marnt'<.l do'>e friends
Wlth ">l<l~ for many year'> belorc·
the lamou<> coach dred at I Ol I le oh,t'n t·d \\,11111•r' \\ n'
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languagt' arrd ... 1.1n 1t1«t1111~: llw
player' w11h rr111n• n''lll'• I
Jcba n leads wome n
to a third-place
Oni sh with two
ihdividua l crowns.
. HAYWARD -Ordllge Coa .. 1
College's Michelle lcban and Art
Diaz combined for three' ind1
vidual slate champion'>h•r>' and
a runner-up finish at th(' Califor
nia Community College <.OA
Track and Pield ll1arnpmn,h1Jh
a( Olabot College fa,1 wt•c k.end.
The women's team ro.corcd fil
points and finished 1hird lwhrnd
'iacramento (88) and Mt ~11
An tonio f65.5). lne men\ tectm
finished in eigh1h pla< C' w11h ·11
points. Moorpark won the tille
wi th 96 poini....
lchan defended bolh her 11
tie-.. winning 1he 5,000· and
I 0.000 meter race-.. She '<'I a
...1a1e ml't'I reconl tn lo\.1n11111g 1he
10.0<X> 111 ·1s·49 l4, mon• than 28
-.ccond., better 1ha11 wt·ond
pl.tel'. llw prcviou., mark wa.,
lt(•fd by l.'ilanna I hgh .md
OrJJlge loa'>I ( oll1·gc gr.id Ara
t l'l1 Mar1111e1. ·'et 111 I 1m c;1w
Wllll lht.• 5,0()() Ill 17 lllllllllt''
l4 'iJ 'l'cond .... mon• lhan 17
'>l'l'IJIH.h bl'ttl·r than 1'1lar I )clga
do of t;l('ndaJc•, who fiiw.hl'd
'l'lOlld.
l>1;v rnmc· up 04 'l'< omh
'hon of \\inning 1wo 111le' I It•
t·d~t>d l>;m \llllc•r of \ntelopt•
SOCCER
Youth soccer camp on tap
Nl-WPOfff BEACI I -fornwr
f11glish profl"'S10nal soccer play
er'\ liob McNab. Oavc Kemp and
Jim I linch will lead a <,o('cer
dinrc for children 5 to IR .it I Jn
coin f:Jementary School 1n C .o
rona del Mar. June 23-26
fhe inaugural Parent rro1~··
Pt>sitive Soccer <Jinic will ra1-,e
mo ney for research at the lln1
versicy of Pennsylvania in hnpe'i
of lin~ing a cure for boys w hh
l),uchenne Mu:o,cular Dystrophy,
a fatal genetic childhood diSt>asc.
. The clinic runs 9 a.m. · 12.JO
p.m. The cost is $250 for children
and $200 for coaches
McNab played for Arw nal 111
the 1-Jlglish Prernjer Le<1~'lll'. .i ...
well as for England\ nauonal
team in the 1960s and '70,. I le
aho rnarhed in tht• North
Amen1 .111 '-i<iu <'r I c·a1,'lu:
I lint h n>mp<·ted 111 't'wral
I 11gh ... h I 1r.,1 amt \t't oml f)1v1
... um tl•am ... rn the I q;'(h llw Co
rnna def '\far hu'\111t'"lllJll aho
plJyt·d "''th llw < ..ilrforn1.i '-iurf
.tnd the l.11' AngPle-. \k.yhawko.
Kemp played fur t r)'lal 11,11
at 1• 111 h1gland and wa' .1 l<>Jl h
at Wimhlt>don in tht: la11• I qqch.
Neil Brandom, orw of the
.-.·vent organi1t·r,, ha., a 10 year
old '>On. Du<.ty. affiic1ed w11h the
d1-.eaw Du ... 1y. a fourth gr<ider at
Uncoln. I'> confined 111 a whed
l'h.iir
'-il11n' and '-«)ll er ball' will ht.•
pnmdt•d for dll p.trtitip•lllh
Im infurmatton, phm1t• (!J4q)
f>IO 'i530
Valley in tJ1c I 0,000, po.,11ng t1
time of 3 I :25.58 In ttw 5.<XX>.
Gerardo Rabelo 1<1ok tlw title in
14:48 fi9. Dia.1 W<L., 'l'< ond in
11:48 9J
\andra Montoya tool founh
in the 10.000 (38.22 "K>J Jnd '>l'\ ~
enth in the 5,000 (I A JO OL) Ava
Jom•, \\ii' 'IXlh Ill till' '.i.000 1n
I IU I 78. K1·\111 < urk·v lini,ht·d
.,t•w111h in the 10.000 with ,1
llnll' 111 12··15 9'i
In 1lw .t.000 ... u.·1•pleLha.w. < 111
h l'rt "'-11.l' .. plan•d fourth 101 1h1·
1'1ralt' ... w11h a 111111' or 1)'41111,
aml NalalH· '-ii ''ndrc· 111ok liflh
1n tlw womc•n\ rat t• r 11 11 'i'i!
Ro..,cann 1'1·1t·" toul homL· .1
pair of 1h1rtf pl.t< I' h11"hl'' for
lhl' l'ir.tlt'' ..,ht 1 1111 lnl .1 ' 17 11
CIF
Continued from A6
appcarJJ111">, ind111li11g" I >1,·1-.11111
II ~uml·round '>(•that k f..r...,I '>t'il
"In at '\lt'\vpor1
"We'rl' play111g " rl'.1lly good
tt·am that mill\ \ .. a111 ... 111 ht•.tl ll'-.
\.1110" ( oach I >;in ( .knn -.aid
"Our llllf.., \\ 111ht·1•\llh"<l lo pl.t} -
< d \1-.. 1t•11111' 111~1·m;1111
lmunn'<-1 '>l1111h lorr.i11u'. I 1 I 111
~lurd.iy·, hN round \\tuft• ...._,111.1
Mar,.:arita, 1he ~·rr,1 I ~"lh'lw n111
rwr-up. 1·dg1"<l ff"\llH'. 10 fl. to
advam l'
Ille ~a l\.rnJ.." h.1w 1101 ytddt·d
mort• lh:..11 "" "'''' lo ilrt\. nppo
m•nt th" 'fmng. \ < d:'-1 \11'1111"\
would 'iC'l up .1 q11.int·rfo1al lllt'l'I
ing May !.7 v.llh t·11lwr I ooth11l or
bpt·rarva.
'>.!gt· I hll .1p1x·.1r' to h.1w 1h
hjnt.Jo.. rull \ .. llh rlll' ( oh,, nllllll'I"
llJl Ill lhl' \,tflt• V .... 1.1 I .(•;tgtll'
in the 800 and a 4·J7.57 in 1.500.
Kei nan BriAA' finished his
i.ca.<>on wi th a pair of top·'\ix fin·
i<;hes. Brigg'> relOrded 49-3 in
the triple 1ump tor fo unh place
and he liru..,hed '>IXth rn the 110
high hurdle., w11h a time of
14.lil
David B.1re fin...,lll'd I Oth in
lhl· pulC' vault at 11 I and Jennr·
ft·r hnald1 wa.., fifth in the
v.omt'n\ vault, dc·.inng 11 -1
Lauren C.w .. tty po'itt'd d sea-
'on-b1·...r .l,7fl5 po111i... to talc.e
homt• fifth pl.tte 111 the hl'ptath·
11111 for < >rangt• ( .oa'I Sisters
11,mni and J;i...mmt• <.eider fin ·
.... hed 111 '>l'Vl'lllh and eighth
place Wlth i ,n'i and 3,594
p111111' re ... pt'l 11wl~
~ould the IJghtrung pre'\'Ull, 11
would m~I t•llher Academy
1.t"4,'1Je nvd.I h unnon1 l'n'p. Lhe
'10. :i o,ecd. or Workman. in the
4uancrfinab.
-by Barry Faulkner
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Celebratmg the Dally P11ors
Athlete of the Week senes
TOOAY
23 -Lindsey Grubbs
( nrona del Mdr
Girls soccer. 1996 97
23 Travis Nelson
N»wpon Harbor
Boyo; volleyball 1998
Our ot turning '-itagg\ way m
the early dayc, to help. Irwin
nnu~ accepted the challenge of
.,cuuling a team at a di.!.tance
and expected no '>urprist">.
I lowl'Vt'r, 'hock came to him
a., the rnntest moved on when
Warrn:r did .1111J 1li.11 1h 11 11•1 d
ewrything
SCHEDULE
TODAY
Baseball
High school -La Verne
Lutheran at Sage Hill, CIF
Oiv1s1on V wild-card round,
3:15 pm.
Volleyball
Hig h school boys -New pon
Harbor at San Clemente. CIF
D1v1s1on I second round, 7
p m . Arrow head Christian at
Corona del Mar. CIF 01v1s1on II
second round. 7 p .m.;
Estancia at Orange Lutheran,
CIF Division Ill second round.
I IT ml lUIE PIYIBT
7pm
Tennis
High school boys Coron" d"I
Mar at Santa Margarita Cl~
01v1s1on I Sf'con<1 roun<1 I
pm , Sage Hill al Cov1nd Cl~
D1v1s1on V c;econd rO•Jf'ld 7
pm
Golf
High school boys Corono \1PI
Mar Estancia at CIF Suuthr-111
lnd1v1dual Regional
Champ1onsh1p Tournamenl ·ii
Bladt Gold CC !Yorba l 1nd JI
130pm
39 • lfAIE • APPMIEll EICEUE.NT CIEHT SJOOQ foct1>1r •f'bo•• pl,.'\$] 4QQ M IO"'IP' e r} ~ll'J~ \~ A'><J t"
'1"'"9 No 1.et .~, def,o.tl ·~·@d ]QQ()() • !·J ..,_ P"< i. ,. "
Aft pt ~ eick.-d. ?J'•8'fntn(tli, f~ and 1o• > 'l .. • • '"'l' •
pt~r OllOI' tlicJr ]e oed 'lny """"'''°" ,,.. 'ng ~
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TAKI SS FWY urr ra a. TC KA&:ct
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P~chum1, 298!1 B Bur S eel. Costa MHa. Ca
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11 thl' PROIECl MAN
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in1l1thn1 end 1nforcin1
• I 1bor Comph1nce
Prorr•m in t<.<.ordtnce
with the pt0¥1Ston1 •nd
1equ11emenh ol A'sem
bly 8 111 I !>06 end
pursuant lo Cellfornl•
labor Code •eclions
1770 et MIQ All con
hact01s end lhett 11p
pllceble 1ubtonlt 11etou
petlotmin1 on lht prof
eel silt will bt requlttd
to complr with 111• reqvlremenls o f the
l•lllof Comt>htnce Pro
p tm lrw.IVMvt ol. bvl no« llmlle4 to flt 0111ct.111
lllt 1.tbof ~net
Officer or II t.,11t.,-di•
li:nettd reprn1nlll1ve
1111 riaftt to conduct •eudlt" tnte,.,ltw of tllt
tr•dtsmen 1>9rlo1mlnt
on '"' PfOJtct •~• llll en H dtttlltd nec;eUMy
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rtQt111ed lo lurnl\h •
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Ppr'°' mAnt" Rnnd '" an amounl equAI In 100
pP•<Pnl of lh• Conlrat t
\Um and ll r ~llhful
PPI 10< mance Bond '" an
.. mount 1>qual lo 100
perc~nl of the Conlt1< 1
Sum Said Bo11ds •h~ll
be Imm an ftdm1tted
Cahlor111a Sur•ty \atl\
laclorv lo the 01~1t 11 I
a11d hsled m lhe federal
Re&l$lt-r. 1uued by the
Oepa1tmenl ol lruwry
and hcen•ed '" C•hlor
n1a Said bond• \h•ll
1em11n 1n full force •nd
ellecl lh1ou1h lhe
1u11antee IM!•IOd
G Ille fflOOI R shaH be
• licensed Cl)nlr•<.tOf
punu•nl to the 8u•mei•
and Pr ofes\tonal• Code
t nd be hcen\ed 1n the
eppltcable clanlltt;•lton\
fOf the tr•ll4ls lor whlCh
the conlr acl0t Is. sub
mllt1n1 a bid
H 1 htS PfOteCI hn 3,.
01ubled \leleu n Busl
ntss Enterpilse Plftlcl
petoon 1oels
I Qvestton1 tboul this
Pi.OIECT s hould b•
dwtcled lo the PRO.:CT
MANAGCR
COlllKI. Bonnie Mtftln.
Telephone 7 14/424
8950, Fin" MceerlhJ e uiW1.f'la Co f AJI. 714/ ~4-1951, Addtns 291& c .,.., SlrMI, Co•I•
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Pilot May 70 JI :iocn 1111
IS( 13070
MOOO Of PmTlOM
TOAMRSTll
ISTATIOf: --IOSl •llN90I
IOSIWITWll
WI teO. Atl1916
lo •" he11s benef1
c1e11es credcton ton
t1n1enl credtlon •nd
penons who m•y oth
erw1:u be lnt111nled m
the will ot est•te. o•
both, o l BRANDON
AOSC t h BRANDON
ROSE WlfWER
A PEtlTION fOR PRO
BATE llu been hied by
ANDREW C ROSC lft 11\to
SuptttOf Co\Ht of C.11
lorn1a. Counly ot OA
ANG(
THC PfTITION fOA
PR08AU requesb Alf
DREW C ROS£ tit
apf!Oftitt4 n Ptn on.i repttttn••tJve to •d
m1nt.tw Ille l\ttt• of
Ille dectdeftt
THC PCTI"°" 1~r1
the dtc!HMnt's Will encl
codlcils. 1f •111. bt tdmlUH to Ptobtlt The Wiii t nd • .,, C:ildlC.., ...
H f4111blt fot U -·
\;on 111 Ille t.lt 1ttt1t fly
ltlet-1
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ovllloflty to ....,..._ .. t... • late 11fldw ti..
lndtp111Cf1nt Ad•i..t.
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uni""' ft1t y h .•Vf' w.uvrd
noh<,. nt 'un.,ftnt,.d to
It" plOJ••"rd ac lion l
I hf 1ndr 11rr11l• nt •d
"""'"" Attnn .u1thor 1tv will hr QI ~nlrd uni""
.1n 1nlrrf'•ll'd Ill'• \nn
1111"• ~n nbl"• llun 111 lhl'
11rl1t111n and •huw\ ~oud
< '"'" Wh'f th9' \..Ollf t \lluold nnf 111 •Ill tht
111thn11ly
A Ill AHING nn lh~
pl'l1l111n will be hl'ld on
JUNf 11 iOOJ •t I 4S
11111 1nOe pl l7l
lo' ttl'd "f Joi I The l'tty
Onvr <;nuth Oun11@ I.A
9?8b8
II YOU OR I C 1 lo tlw>
ar Ant1na of the IH!lllt0n,
you \hould a!>P*•r at the
h•a11n1 and •t•I• you•
obi"' lion\ or hie w11tten
ob1ect10"' with the ~ourt
before the hea11111 Yoo•
&1>9••r •nre may be In
pel\nn or by you•
allorn•y
If YOU ARC A CREDI
TOA nr tonl1n11nt
cred1t0t oC t!M °"'"""'·
yllll "'"'' f!M )'OUf <.1•1111 Wiii! Ille tOllfl •nd tnltll
• cut>J In lbe 11110.on•I
repreMnl•t1V1 ~lllH fly lht co.HI within fow
month• h•fl• IM del• of
the fttal IHUl!ICI of
1ttter1 ., ptowid<od In
l"rofl1t1 Code Mellon tlOO Tho tuM tot f~lfl&
clelm• will not np11t
btlVI• tout m011th1 from
the hurtna <let• nohOG •ho•• YOU MAY fMMM the I lltpt llr tho tCMll'I If '°" ti. • por1"00I "' ,., .. ,td "' '"' ........ JOU _, ... wttll ...
c-t • Request fof ~ .. I tttO ClefM OI"• I~) el .,_. fifll'I tf eft
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R•que•I fnr Spt>l"l•I
NolKI' form ·~ avd1lablt
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1700 A~ Ave., Ste.
20 1,
(MIO ..... CA 92•2'
Published Newpor I
RP~rh Co•t• Mna 0•1ly
Pilot May 13. 19 ?O
?003 TMl?8
SWlllOI COUil Of
WOlllA.
CIMITY Of
SAllRW.
hMrt ""1d.
144SSCMr ....
Yid.nit, CA mt2
Tit l [ Of CASC
(ABBRCVIATCO) IN IHf:
MAffiR Of 01\Nlllll
ROS£ BOYER. A Mtnot
A Person who \hall bt
decl•nd htt from the
custody •nd control of
her patenb
CITATION fRHOOM
FROM PARL NIAl CUS
TODY ANO CONTROL
(A8ANOONMENT RE
AOOPTION).
CASl .... I( ..
VAVS .....
IHE P(Of'l( Of THl
STATI or CAl.lfORNIA.
lo JOHN T IOYCR, end
to ttl per M 'lalllllfll
to bt tllt fellltf w
mottler of u• llllllOf
.,.._ tlloft mtmtCI
By 0<"1 of tll+I Court '°"' •• t.retty CltM tlOd tlNfMHI tllat you
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O.-tmt11l. 144" ClllK
O.l.t . VICt•n lftt. CA
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20, fOOJ. ti 10 00
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lh~ mleiest ol lhe m1no1
r equ11 e\ hos or he•
11r olf'dmn the Court
'h.Jll ~jlp<>ml toun,el In
r•e>••<ent lh@ m1nl)I
Su< h • oun,el shall M
•PPOtnled whelht!• Of
not lh• mm0t 1s •ble 111
•lfor d counsel II you
•ppe~r w1lhoul coonwl
and •1~ unable to •ff0td
1ounsel, the Court Viall
appoint coun'>el 101 you
11 you requ"•t 1ppo1nled
coun<fl
lh• pu1p"s" ol lhl\
ar lt0n In lrtt lht! m1n0t
l1om the cu•lndy ol ~.
par~nh "to 1>•l!fm11 th•
•d"9hOn ol ~•tel r•un0<
lo • su1f•b~ •doe>hng
pitrt'nt
lhf' Ct>utl m1y con
llnue tlleu Pf octtd1n1s
nol lu r ttr<'d llurly ( !01
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appo inl coun· 1 I •rtd
.-n1blr 'oun""' t,, •·•
f Ofllft ••m1l1Af Wtth ttu· f'
ptt.c .. ffdln&\
C,1yen UOdM my h1nt1
and ,,..1 ol lh• Sur•"""'
Cuu1l ol lh• Cnunty 111
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of Ap11I 700)
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Meta.CA92626
This buslneu b Gon·
ducted by: en ln<llvldull
Hne you started doin1
business )'el? No
JasonTrasa
Tiiis ai.tement was
flied with the County
Clerk of Onnc• County
on 04/08/03
200Ht401 ..
Delly Pilot Mey 6, 13. 20, 27. 2003 T12S
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Mowlt ~ C:lrcle. u.-M~o.ntafft Vellty. CA
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St1ffill& SolUtioM (CA), 17175 5'}' ,.,. Circle,
Unit [, lrvlftl. CA 92'14
Thh bll.._. II C.oll•
ducte4 by: • corp«aUon
Hive JOU atatte4 cloln& IMlslMss 1etf Ho
l11t1t11atlo111I Tech·
nk al Sbffln1 Sokitlons,
A. o.tlnls Hernandez,
Gan.~cer
This 1t1lement wu
filed with Ille county
Clerll of Or1nae County
01104/08/03 tooHt4elSO
Daily Pilot ,,.,, . 29. May 6,13,20,2003 T118
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Giotto, A11to Villlo. CA
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Giotto, Alltel Villlo, CA
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Tiiis bllslMls II con
duel.Id by: • llutJland
1.ndwlf•
Have JOU started doln1
busineu yet1 Y11.
4/9/03 Richard a.. Hiiey
Petrlcla M. Hiley
This st1t11menl wes
flt.cl with the County
Clerk of Ora nc• County
on 04/22/2003
to0Mt4'817 ~Uy Pilot Altf. 29, May ft. 13, 20, 2003 T999
How to Place A
CLASSIFIEAD
By Fax
(949) 631-6594
f~ ll19dr ,__
al flktt-*"' 11111
By Phone
(949) 642·5678
By Mail/In Person:
330 West Bay Str«t
Cos11 Mo&. CA 92627
At Ncwpon Blvd. & Ba) S1
Hours:
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TM fo16owl111 pe1sons The fo1tow1n1 persona
•• dolft& busJness n : 11• dollll builneu u · CutAMIC DCSIGNS BY Su.tq and Compeny, BRUCE, 17150 f!Mwtlope, 1135 Newport 81vd.
rount•lft Valley. C.11· Su Al!J0.193. Cost•
f0t11Ja 92108 Mull. Callforttt. 92627
Bruce leu ence TtllQ· Klftn Briltlln, I~
rlo, 191541 W1llfb111y. Newport Blvd Suite
HuntlnSIOll Buch, Call A190>193, Co1t1 Meu.
fornl1 92646 C1llf0tn11 92627
Thi$ business is con· Kent. Brittain, J835
ducted by an ifldlvld~I Newport Blvd Sulle
Have you start~ doin1 A.190 193, Costa Miu ,
bu•lness y1t7 YI$, 8/20/ C111forn11 92621
94 Thia bU$1ness Is con·
Bruce Terr•nce leno• -.Cted by· hu1b1nd ind
rlo wife •
This si.tement was Hive you sl11ted dolna
flied with the County business yet? No
Clerk of 011n1• County Kent Brillitn
on 03/31/03 This sl1t1menl wn
I0036tHI II filed with the County
Daily Pilot Apr. 29. May Clerk o f Oranae County
6. 13, 20. 2003 TJ19 on 05/09/03 200Ut4415'
D11ly Piiot May 13. 20,
27, June 3, 2003 Tl 32
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-~ Th« followin1 persons
are do1n1 business H
Emporium Collecltons. 1850 Wh1tlitt A~enue, K·
202. Cosi. Mesa. CA
92627
Sun Sivak, 1850
Whittler Avenue, K·202.
Cosl.1 Mesa, CA 92627
Thrs bus1nHs 1$ con
dueled by an 1nd1v10u1I
Have you stwted dOln&
busineu yet' Ho
Sean S1vat.
This $lalemenl was
tiled with the County
Clerk ol Onnee County
on 04/2S/2003
200J H424S1
D111y P1lol Apr 29, M1y
6. 13, 20. 2003 Tl 17
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lhe tollow1n11 persons
ate doin& busmen "
UNLIMITED Glf'TS. 1640
Newport Blvd. Loi «.
Costa Mes.a. CA 92627
Cynthia In n Schrick er, 1640 Newport Blvd
lot 44. Costa Mesa. CA
92627
This busoneu 1s con
dueled by An 1nd1v1du1I
Have you started dOln&
bu~f\ess yet' Ho
Cxnth1a Jun Schr!Ckef
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Tiit followln1 peno11•
lfe doi!ll bllSlllH I It
rally Sona C1ove, 3301
Yorba Linda Blvd •zs.t,
F ullefton. CA 92131
Jennifer M. Bennettt •
3301 Yorb1 Linda Blvd. • •
1254, Fullerton, CA
92831 ". This tiuslneu Is cona
dueled by. an lndlvldual •
Hn• you atertect dOlns ·
buslneu yet? Ho
Jennifer M. Bennett ' •
Thia si.l1nienl -Hied wllh the Coun~
Clert. of Oran&• Cou~fY:
on 04/21/03 20016941794
Di lly Piiot Mt}' 20. 27.
tune 3. 10. 2003 Tl~
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--~ ::. The follow1n1 perso111
alt. do•llC busmen ~
P•lneu F111ac1al Seti
vten. 18582 BHcll Blvd.
1218, Hunt1ncton Beach/
CA92648
Ronald .lohn Robbi~-
43 Rocky Knoll. lrvtftl,
Cahlou11a 92612
This bU$11111S 1$ con
ducted by an H1d1v1dual
Ii.we you started doul&
busmen yet1 No
Ronald John Robbin,.
Thtt sta tement .,.. •
filed with the Counly
Clerk ol Ou nce C4unly
on 05/01/03
IOOJH0072
Oa1ly Piiot May 6. 13.
20,27.?003 Tl2A
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kitchen, 1 c I" pat10
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use of washer &. dryer
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$1750/mo. lncld ulls.
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w/belcony, cu, w1fer
& trufl p1id. No pets,
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trainina and wac1tlons
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.. tv~ skills for the
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elwitys remind you of
one of lhe belt move11
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can 1dllev1 l !>0,000
175.000 sohd commia
slOn your ftr'I yHr Ale
you • \ell motivated,
posoltve per\on lookln11
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presently 11rmn1 $1,000·
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hold batk\ •sohd lo
nancone •c.u•r an teed
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umented proof th1t
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