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Home My WebLink About2004-11-05 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot, ~erving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 FRl>AY, NOVEmER 5, 2004 I' :. 13,» , 50 Free ~peech hot · after tii-eworks silOi ACi'own High school student body leaders fired up over what district officials say was merely a misunderstanding. ' . JfJfflenaon Daily PUot NEWPORT BF.ACH -Student leaden at Newport Harbor High School are up- set OYer what they call a violation of their right to free speech after a debate about using firewotb Saturday to cele· brate homecoming. Students were told last week that they Drug bust includes 3 smuggled immigrants Police had been watching two gang-related homes for months before making several arrests Wednesday. Marlaa O'Nell Daily Pilot couldn't praent a report at a school board meeting detalllng why they abould be allowed to set off the fire. worb. The letter, signed by 32 members of the ICbool Associated Student Body. said the school had already received dty permits and an OK from the f"ue De· partment. ·1 told (Supt. of Secondary Education Jaime <:astellanosJ I planned to give a OOSTA MESA -A succes.sfu.I drug and weapons raid ln Costa Mesa Wednesday night also turned up three illegal immi· grants belng held against their will. Police and Immigration officers arrested six Costa Mesa residents Wednesday eve· ning, t.ndudlng five gang members, aft.er finding drugs, guns and illegally smuggled immigra.nta in two homes, officials said. student report that the (Associated Stu· dent Badyl wrote." said student board member PJle P.rpenbeck. 17. "He said be needed more time to look over it and that it wouldn't be an appropriate time to read my letter . . . I was kind of shocked. I thought my purpose as a stu· dent board member was to repon on the situation of the students. If we weren't giving a happy report, he didn't want to hear It, I thought" District officials said the incident was merely a misunderstanding. The board expected a student report on the proposed fireworb show and other things going oo at tbe IC:hool. Supt. Robert Balbot said. but not a lengthy presentation that wasn't in- ctuded on the agenda Administrators canceled Newport Harbor's 20-year tradition of having fire- works at hofllecoming after a school board deci.sfon in May to ban the saJe 'and possesmon of fireworks on all dis· trict campuses. Students said they were not notified thar the dlstricl had changed its pohcy on fireworb. ·f-or whatever reason. this did not filter down,• Barbot ~d. ·1 want to apologize to the lads for dw. because they didn't get the mforma· don.· Erpenbeck was stunned when Castel: lanos wouJd not let her speak to the school board about the students' con- cerns. She felt she had followed prOlocol by faxing a copy of the report m ad· vance and approadung Castellanos be- fore the meeting to inform him of her intentions, as district secretaries told See AREWORKS, Pqe M Costa Mesa Poli~ searched a home in the 2800 block of Monterey Avenue and another neuby In the 3000 block of Coo· lidge Avenue at about 6:30 p.m. Wednes· day, Sgt. Mike Ginther said. Officers found medwnphet.amine, guns, and at the home on Coolidge, three illegal immi- grants who claimed they were being held against their will "They were telling officers that they wouJdn't let them go until family members came and paid -for Jack of a better word -a ransom," Ginther aaJd. PHOTOS BY DON LEACH DAILY PILOT Costa Mesa City Treasurer Marc Puckett looks through the bars 1n the crty ·;au• after he was ·arrested" Thursday as part of a fundra1ser Police called Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers, who took two cap- tives, two Mexican nationals and one Co· Jumbian lnto rustody. They also arrested Santiago Salgadd-Olevas, 55, on suspicion S..BUST,PqeM FAIRGROUNDS Swap-meet bidders get new chance Orange County Fair board is still looking fOt qualified operators of the grounds' P.Opular weekend marke~ I ,.-_ _, ,..,. Bailing out the boss City supervisors end up behind bars to raise money for Community Health Charities of California and United Way. Marlaa O'Nell / Daily Pilot --/ B y 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Costa Mesa PoUce had four arrest warrants in hand for some of the city's top officials. City employees, with at least a $20 donation, called In the warrants to have their bos.1es arrested on • Bxecudve Jail Bail· day. Once lncarcerated, the executives had to ball out with double the amount that Sol them behind ban In the 8nJt place, with all the money golngto the United Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ONntEWEI: •• -.;1tarn WEATHER ....... mghlfollow .. - ::;:i.~ IPOl11 Way and Community Health Charities of California for the city's annual fundraising campaign. But the word was out. and some folks were on the lam Thursday morning. "We're playing cat and mouse." Sgt. Marty Carver said, his handcuffs ready for the first victim. Carver and police volunteer Fred Gackler headed over to City Hall, where they foWld wanted man Marc Puckett. the city's Assistant finance director Colleen O'Donoghue checks out her s.. eoss, P.,• M handcuffed wrists after beini •arrested" during "Executive Jail Bail.• ~REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK Ride-along is 0:-real-life education • . .. -.. -- ' ON TI II~- 00. LEACH I Di\LY PLOT Bob Williamson, left, and Kerry Deaver straighten out rigging on their Andrews 43 sailboat •Kahoots" at the Balboa Yacht Club. Regatta to support children's hospital Linda Dam Special to the Daily Pilot V eteran sailors Kerry Deaver and Bob Williamson spent Thursday working on their 43-foot sailing boat and getting it ready for the fifth annual Oiildren's I lospitaJ of Orange Cuunty regatta, hosted by the Balboa Yacht < lub. WiJLtamson, a reuree and staff commodore at the Balboa Yacht Oub, and fellow boat owner Deaver are among hu11dJcd11 of p;utk1pants .vho will race in the: two-c..1 .• ,. ~ailing event u. the Newpon Harbor &1urday and Sunday with hopes of raising money for the ho~pital. The pair seemed to be taking the race seriously. "We are cleaning the boat up and getting our sails looked at," Deaver said, adding that they've taken the boat out once a week in preparatio1 for the races. The proceeds frorn this regatta will go to the hospital's research department, said Donna Di Bari, chairwoman for the Cinderella Guild, an organization that raises money for the hospital "We are so excited about the pledges," WHATS AFLOAT • WHATS AR.DAT is published periodically. If you are planning a NUtical event. submit the information to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627; or by e-mail to dailypilot@latimes.com. SPECIAl. EVENTS The 17th aMU8I Nwipoft Autumn Rowing Festival begins at 8 a.m. Sunday at the Newport Aquatic Center, 1 White Olffa Drive, Newport Befd'· Admiaion is free but entry fees are reqU.red to rece. lnfonnation: (949) 64&-n2s. SAILING Cl.ASSES A 1hrM1*t ...... on """"'8 EleetliMI Systems will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. FYI •WHAT: Fifth Annual Children's Hospital of Orange County Regatta •WHERE: Balboa Yacht Club •WHEN: Saturday and Sunday at 10 a.m. •INFORMATION: All boat owners can participate if they register by 10 a.m. on the day of the event. For more Information, go to http://'www.ba/boayachtclub. com she said, refening to the donations to the event •1t is eight times more than we expected. and that's before the entry fees.• The regattas have been small in the put. orga.o.i7.ers said. About $3,800 WU .rUed last year, Di Bari said. Th.ls year. more than $25,000 was raised in pledges. Di Bari said the biggest contributor this year wu Jim Devling. Racing sailor Jim Devting. of Newpon Beach. looked to his company, CEG Construction in Pico Rivera. for contributions, Delaney said. He also tapped his business associates to sponsor the race. Devting will race on the boat Campaign II. Thursday, Nov. 18 and Dec. 2 at the Orange Cout SdK>ol of Salling and Seamanship, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. lnfonnation: (949) 646-94125. A be* aaHlng Md~ courte wll be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays from Nov. 6 to Dec. 11 at the Orange Coast College School of Sailing and Seamanship, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beac:tt. Information: (949) 6'5-9412. lWo"*n ....... Udos ......... wfl be offwed by the by the Orlnge Cout Cotlege SctM>Of of Seiling end Selmanshlp. Sludentsthoutd be~ of. ~· MNri6dele. Theftrlttetof ._.. wtl meet froro 1 :ie6 IO l5e30 p.m. on s.tun:t.Yt from Nov. e tM>u9h o.c. n. The eecond Mt of cou,.... WHI meet at the ume "If we win. we will ra1ae about $41, 700. • ~also are pleased wttb the timing of this year's ew:nt In previous years, the event's time bad been sandwiched~ more popular eventa in che boating caJend.ar, ewnt co-chairwoman Megan Delaney said. "We had a dbappoindnc turnout last year, with only about 10 boats radn& • said Delaney. who will race in this yeats regatta OD a boat called~ -ibat iDlpUed me to make it a blger eweot. This ymr we are antk:ipatiog cm"!' 100 bom. • 1bJa year, for the first dine, the ChOdreo'a Holpllal of Onnp County regatta wOI Mil in coojunctioa with the popular Suntllt leriea-a m1tnmy race cbtng the winter that drawl boa from dubl and ICbools from around the ltlll:e. 1be two ft!9111a1 will sail at the ame tfme and use the ame course. The theme-for this year's regatta la •San With Someone Special in Mind." "We are all very lucky to have [<ll.ildmta Holptta1 of Orange Countyj in our communtdea to suppon our famO!es," Delaney said. •(The hospital) is near and dear to ewry parent's hean. It is an easy thing to give back to.• hours Sundays from Nov. 7 to Dec. 12. Claues will meet at 1801 W. Coeat High)Ney, Newport Beach. Information: (949) 6'5-9412. The •Introduction to .............. will teach a treNfdon from amen bom to keel boats. The d ... will meet from 9-.30 1.m. to 1:30p.m. s.turdeysfrom Nov. 7to Dec. 12 It the Orange Coast Cohge School of Salling end 5Nman8hlp, 1801 w. Coast Highway, Newport Beedl. lnfonnatlon: (949) 646-9412. THE HARBOR COLUMN In the wake of Measure L - Ahoy. m!:onta ewer, and a new coune of direction la being plotted on the chart table for the Marlnapa.rk property, al.nee the wtera let their endorse a boat-launch facility onourpubUc property. TIP OF 1ltE WEEK wishes be heard by MIKE the defeat of This tip of the week is to help you to protect your boat in our mild winter weather and rains. Most boaters ln Southern c.atif ornia never think about Measure L The city WHITEHEAD oowhuan excellent opportunity to let the pubUc decide what to do with the last remaining bayslde parkland ln our built-out harbor. I have a recommendation to the Newport Beach harbor commissioners for them lo call Ray'huneyoehl at (916) 263-4326. Tsuneyoshi ls the stateDepa.rttnentofBoating and Waterways director, and his department assists in developing boating facilities throughout the state. To make it even easier, I will allow an open forum on my radio show this Saturday. lSuneyoshJ will be calling the •Boathouse Radio Show" after 12:30 p.m .. so I invite callers to call in to (888) 344-1170 to speak with him about how his department can help. Boaters pay a dedicated fuel tax that is returned through loans and grants by the Tsuneyoshi's department specifically for boating projects. I have mentioned that Long Beach, San Diego and almost every launching facility at our lakes use these funds to improve their boating infrastructure. Tsuneyosh.i has in-house engineering staff to usist with the planning and design standards to meet specific land-use needs. Here's a statement I copied from the department's websJte: "Each year, the California Department of Boating and Waterways provides grants to public entities lhroughout the state for construction of launch ramps, boarding Ooa.ts, ahoreside or Ooating resJro<>ms, shore protection, vdllcleftrailer palking and other boating-related Items. 1be facilities constructed with [department) grants must be in environmentally acceptable areas, meet or exceed our design .criteria, be economically feasible and remain open to all boaters at reasonable prices. ln return for this funding. grant ~lentt are responsible for operating and maintaining the project for a minimum of 20 )'an at no addidonal cost to the state.• You can read more onllne at www.dbw.ca. tpJlfodlltlagrrm13.html BLPG. Of coune, those who rec\d my column know 1 am ~about promoting boating.uu.&JIUlto I(] IO I completely winterizing their boats unless they happen to have boats up at Big Bear Lake or slored in the high desert, where the temperature reaches freezing. Locally, the weather will cause a few problems from condensation to rainwater seepage, to mildew. I have mentioned in previous columns for you to check your electrical system., ensuring that II ls up to par so your bilge pumps can handle any rain water seepage. ln addition, have you sealed your decks, and are the scuppers clear of debris? . There is a difference of opinion about the C\ffect of the condensation inside your fuel tanks. You usually hear thal you should top off your tanks to prevent any condensation buildup from getting in10 the fuel However, Gary HID. owner of I lill's Marine Service, made an excellent point, that most boaters should not top off their tanks, as the extra fuel wiU just go bad. I am now using Hill's recommendations nol to top • off the tanks when the boat 1s going to sil idle, bu110 wait until ready 10 go on a cnuse. Most boats have a watl'r/fuel !>Cparator anyway. IU!mcmber that this is a good time for an oil change, too. Mold and mildew can be lurking aboard, so remove any wet towels or cushions, and open all the interior doors including cupboards to allow air circulation. Mildew loves cool dark and damp areas, where once the microorganism stans to grow: then, ii and the lingering smeU can be difficult lo get rid of. Tune in to the No. 1 boating talk radio show in the nation, WCapt Mike Whitehead's Boathouse Radio Show." It airs every Saturday from noon to 1 p.m. on KCBQ-AM (1170). You can join me, Chandler Bdl and Eric RoYland by calling the listener line at (888) 344-1170. • MIKE WtlTEHEAO la the Pilot's boating and harbor columnist. Send him your harbor and m•rtn.related thoughts and story sUggestions bye-mail to mik•eboathouNtV.com or visit hlfp:l~.boathousetv.oom. WE 'VE Mov.·E·.D ! ll111ll111l111l111111ll111ll111l111l11111I Dally Pilot R11Cler 1 ~ Any Sti'eet Anytown, CA USA ___.. .......... -...... ,.. • -- Stern 9ell r.esear:ch is in, but.Prop. 66 strikes o~t Despite large incr.ease in voter turnout, county experiences only a few glitches. DHP• Bh•rath Daily Pilot She was getdna nerwua through the ~t be<:aule the vote wu eo doee, Guder· rez aakL 1be measure won 52.•9' to 47.69'. Another doeelY watched me.alW'e WU Proposition 66, which appeared to be win- ning late Tueaday but ulti- mately lost statewide. The measure called for a revision NEWPORT-MESA -June of California's three-satkes Gutierrez remained awake law, under which felons with into the wee hours of. prior convictions for aerlous Wednesday as dJd many or violent crimes can be sen- eager locals who followed a tenced to 25 yean to life for a race or a ballot measure third felony conviction. Had close to their hearts. Proposition 66 passed, it The Costa Mesa resident's would have limited the three 6-year-old daughter, Leilani strikes to violent or serious Gutierrez. suffered serious felonies. In Orange County, chest and head injuries on 64.19' voted against the Mother's Day 2002, when a change in the three-strikes car ran a red light, hitting her law. mother's Ford Explorer. The The voters' rejection of the accident left the little girl measure relieves 70th Dis- quadriplegic. trict Assemblyman John Proposition 71, which lri· Campbell, who represents umphed Tuesday with a nar-Newport Beach. row margin, gives hope to "This is about keeping Leilani and millions of oth-hardened, repeat criminals ers, Gutierrez said. The ballot in jail,· he said. measure callSror state fund-campbeU attnbutea the ing for stem cell research. proposition's failure to what "My whole family is just he called "a good communi- ecstatic," Gutierrez said. "Of cation plan" throughout the course, we realize Leilani is week before election day not going to get a cure right with a little help from Gov. away. But it's a beginning. It's Arnold Schwar.renegger. a constitutional right for our "We have now kept 26,000 doctors and scientists to pur-felons in jail and off the sue this area of research." streets," he said. -And we'll Gutierrez and her daugh-all be safer for it." ter have been active local Costa Mesa Police Otief spokespersons for Proposi· John Hensley agreed. oon 71. They appeared in a .. The three-strikes law has commercial, circulated filers been directly responsible for in the community and took the decrease in crime over part in outreach activities in the last I 0 years,• he said. local schools, Gutierrez said. A majority of Orange "I learned so much about County voters also favored stem cell research," she said. Proposition 69. 66.5% to "I learned that almost every-33.5%. That measure, which one I know' probably has a won statewide, will make it member of their family who mandatory for those con- could benefit from it." victed or even arrested in connectlon with a crime or charged wltb tpedftc cdmel to submit a DNA aample that will be entered Into a ltate- wfde database. Coeta Meta WU able to solve two cold cuee over the last year thanb to advanced DNA technology, Hensley said. "With the new law, maybe some of these cases won't be cold anymore," he said. County voters rejected Proposldon 72, which re- quires healthcare coverage for employees by employers of large-and mid-sized com- panies. Those opposed to the measure considered it hostile to businesses. That measure was voted down 622% to 37.8%. Despite a staggering in- crease in voter turnout on election day and new elec- tronic voting machines, the county eJq>erienced few glitches ~y. said Bren Rowley, spo~man for the Orange County Registrar of Voters.. -"We had a few minor things happen, but we took care of them right away," he said. "The feedback we got about the new eSlate voting machines was that people found them fun and easy.• The minor problems did not affect any votes cast. and most were fixed within min· utes by the Registrar of Voters' tech team, Rowley said. There wru. also a mmor crisis in UC lrvme Tuesday night when nearly 200 stu· dents showed up close to 8 p.m .. he said. "We sent out 12 additional eSlate machines and four staff member.., so everyone who showed up to the poll- ing booth would have a chance to vote,~ Rowley said ~ ......... 5, 200' • STEVE McCRANK I DAILY Pll Ol Newport Beach City Councilman Steve Bromberg, center, and Robyn Grant are all smiles as aromberg Jokes about maintaining 100% of the vote, as he was unopposed rn his distnct. Incumbents keep seats on Newport Beach City Council Steve Bromberg, John Heffernan and Steve Rosansky all hold on to their spots on the dais. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot NI Wl•otn BEAC..11 -l11c early re,ult'> in the City Counul race <itayed tnie. a., incumbent' Steve Bromberg, John I leffeman and ',tevt: Ho..amlcy held on to their '>t'at\ on the dais lhe only l hangc wa~ mtnu\ cule, with I leffeman losing half a peru•nt..igt• point to ,..>4% and ht'> challl'ngt•r. Dolon·' Otllng, gaining Cl half perrentage point to 46%. Ho"m'k.y trounced challeng· e r'> John Buttolph and Cathenne 1-.mmon.... gt•tting morP \ ote'> than hoth of them rnmh1m•d I le fi1w,lwd with 52 2", of the vote. deo,cnhmg 11 a., .1 -.on of rnandatt• "It \Urely wa.~n't a beauty (on test; othel'Wlc;e, I would havt.' lo\t," Ho..an ... ky JOited "l'«'oflh.• are '>ayrng. You did sonwthtng n~ll · I lool forward to the nt·xt four year\ and making J tltlfl•r l'O( l'. Bromberg ran unopp11.,1 ·tf I ldTernan -..utf lw look' tor ward to '>t·rv111g <1no1lwr ll:'rn1 ,1, wl'll. "It\ a Kfl'<ll oppunun11~ fw me IU thank rt•.,1dent ... for having rnnfidence 111 mel and do111g 11 for .inothcr four yeaT'>. 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C..,ht• <.,ud !>he would c onunu<· .111cm.l1ng Uty CounuJ llll'l'lln~ w pre .... ., for priun11e'> \he um'>ld c·r., 1mponalll, like creating an t•rnt•rgcncy preparcdnc-..., plan < >1w of the other l'>'>Ut.''> C >111ng h.111mwrt•d awa} at dunng ht-1 c ampa1gn ""<ls tht· latk. of U\1h1~ trum the counul towJrd rc\1 dt•111-. '>peaking at < .lly I tall rtll'l'llflg<. I lcffl·rnan '-<lid lw will 11>11 11m1t• 1n·a1111g all -.pea ... 1·1' w11h n·,pt•c I ·You're not go111g 111 find .1 mon· 1mpa11en1 pt•r.,1111 111 1ht• world th,111 me hut I l..nm" ht• tng p.111en1 i.. part 111 th1· 111b," lw "rnl You haH· 10 lw n·.,p1·1 tlul 111 tlw pc•oplt• \\ho c 111111 111 tlw podium and dt·<1I \-.llh 11." ., M r,.. ,.,_,... s .. ~ JUStice system takes new DUI approach to· court O..,.lharatt. OaiyPilot NEWPORT BEACH -A new program at the Harbor fuldae Center is expected to take dnmk- en driven off the street in an area notorious for produdng the most DUI offenders in the llale. oflicia.ls said. DUI Court. a two-year pilot program funded by a $1.03-mil- lion grant from the California Of- lice of name Safety. is designed lO keep people from repeatedly driving under the influence of al- cohol or drugs by increasing treatment. supervision and ac- countability, said Teresa Risi. col- laborative courts manager for the Orange County Superior Coun. When a second-or thud-time offender is pulled over in New- pon-Mesa or Irvine. they may qualify for DUI Coun. If they are accepted into !he program. a judge i.tays their jail sentence while they successfully complete the rigorous program. which will mclude anending classes and working with probation officers. Offenders serve their jail time af- ter compleong the program. al- though the time served may be reduced, Risi said The program is modeled after Drug Court, which has been nm- ning successfully m Orange County for lhe lasl I 0 years, she 'WI.id Drug Court requires offend- ers lo undergo substance-abuse treatment in addition lo educa- tion, formal supervision and ran- dom testing. ·su1 unlike Drug Coun. par- ucipants of tlus program will have to serve out their manda- tory jail sentence," Risi said -rhe program does not replace jail tune, but 11 may reduce il de- pending on the judge." Participants in the OUl Court will be under coll.Stant •judicial '>Upervision," she said ·They will be required 10 come bade and see lhe judge every few weeks.· Risi said "They will be contacted by thei.c probation offi- cer and will receive bolh group and individual thet1lJ¥" To qualify for the program. participants must plead guilty to the offense, be second-or third- lime off enders. Uve within the ju- risdidioo o1 me Hubor Juscb Cmta and adalowledge dW they hl"1le a substance-abllle problem. she aid. The program will not admit thole who have been c:omk:Ud of serious or vio- lent aimes °' of selling drugs. Risi said. 1bere ill only ooe other similar propam in the state, which is in Northern c.alifomia. she Aid. 'We hope thJs will reduce ~ ddMsm and make our commu- nities~. Risi said. DUI Court will be held once a week in H7, the courtroom of Orange County Superior Court Judge c:adton Biggs. who will oversee the program. DUI Court is a collaborative d - fon OD the part of many agencies to tty c.o change the basic behav- ioral pattern of the repeal of- fenders, said Reidel Post. e:secu- til'e director of the Mothers Against Drunk Driving Orange County chapter. "It's important to give this a good shot here in Orange County," said Post. who was part of a committee that set up the new program. It's also important to note that unlike the 0rug eoun. where an charges are dropped after !he person successfuJly completes the program. drunken-driving charges won't be erased. she said. •tnstead, this program offers an additional menu of choices for proactive work.· Post said. Motivation for participants would probably come from a re- duction in jail time, she said ·But this is not a cookie-cutter program.· Post said -rhere are a good number of people who have a problem with alcohol and drugs who deserve help. They seelc out help in I.he first place because they've hit rod bo1- tom. • The program has the full sup- pon of local law enforcement, Newpon Beach Police Sgt Steve Shulman said "We're in favor of this program, and it is now a part of our DUl · enforcement strategies,• he said -We have our own methods of eoforoemeru. such as special DUI patrols and sobriety check- points. DUI Court complements what we already have in place.· DailyAPilot VOL II, NO. 310 PUBLIC SAfETY POLICE FILES cona-. ·~81~1 *A con'WT*cill luglery w ,.,.., In the'°° bid •n:«ia.m.~ ·~ol-..AltsA whlde burgllfy- ...... in 1he M>Obb:t •Tt:Ola.m.~. • .... e..t:Acs .... -repot'9d In dw 12DO .bled .. 1::34 p.m. Wd..adily. • ............ " .... cstt-..ftw rwpoltldin the f700 bbi: • ltA8 a.m. Wedneldrf. •1'1111~ ..... Dftw.:A wtllkte burgllly-.. ~ in the 2.800 bk>«* -~Lill.Wednesday. •Sul"'°1-~A whicle burglafy W8I reported in the 1800 bkd at n:A3 a.m. Wedneeday. • 1ldt Stre9t w.t: A wNde burglary was reported in the 1000 bled at 9:13 a.m. Wedneeday. NEWPORT BEACH ·Acad9~An animal bite was reported in the 600 bloct at 3:34 p.m. Wednesday. • Beryl t..ne: A fight was reported in the 2000 bk>dt at 1 :56 p.m. Wednesday. • Bristol Sn.t: Theft was reported m the 2400 bkd at 4:06 p.m. Wednesday. •&lteo..t~. Forgery was reported in the 3100 blade at 9:51 p.m. Wednesday. • Galaxy Drive: A residential burglary was reported in the 2000 bloct at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday. • tWiotrope Awnue: loud music was reported in the 400 blade at 10:55 p.m. Wednesday. • MKAlthur 8oul9VWCI end c..npua Drive: An injury accident was reported at 12:11 p.m. Wednesday. • Mllc:Althur ~ end E.t Coast tfighw.y. All injury accident was reported at 6:43 a.m. Wednesday. • P.afic Yi.w Drive: A hit-and-run was reported in the 3100 bloct at 10:14 p.m. Wednesday. FREWORKS Conlliniled tram Al her CO dO. c-.,_ coUld not be rw:bed a awrmeo• JC9lie '*""".... 18, c:ooprell· dent ot • ..... Allllbl Ab- don Cc#••uilnee. NIMport Hlr- ~ called Cllftel9ncw ni6-1 to listm to lbt .......... delnlle Rm Amellclrnmt·dlt* llJUe. beau• llhe felt the ..... fol- lowtid the ntt""''Y ..,. .., pt mm UaD bmrd at lbe IMedDe- ·11 tbould be ICllDe twotOcol • b> what. lhMlenl ....... ODUl• pared with what an. adult presentl," \\bnble Mid. -nu. BOSS ContnJed from Al treasuru. biding out oat to • soda machtne in the break room. The look OD bis face lhoMd his resignatl9n. He knew he'd been pind>ed by the coppers. Police cuffed bis bands in front and marched him dlrough the finance department for aD to see, then out the back dooL A group of schooJch.ild.re taking a tour of Oty Hall wa1Cbed in wonder as Carver and Gad:ler led the fugitive back to the police station. Upstairs, Calver took a mus shot of Puckett behind a BUST Continued from Al or harl>ortng iDegal immigrants, Immigration and Customs P.n· forcement spokeswoman Lori Haley said. • !The immigrants! daimed 1hey entered the United States near Tecate on Nov. 2 and that they were supposed to pay a Sl,400 to Sl,600 smuggling fee," Haley said Salpdo-Cuevas will be ar· ra.igned in federal court. and the immigrants will be processed for removal from the countty. Haley said Costa Mesa Police also arrested David Salgado. the 24-year-okt SOD of SaJpdo-OJevas. and 2.4- )'t'C-OJd Raul v.denda for 000- lpiracy to sell metbamphe«mnine BIDDERS Continued from Al Earlier bids to operate the swap meet were thrown out In July 2003 after COOb'OYerSy ar01e between the two bidden, let Pbll and Delaware North Co. In Feb- ruary, the board hired an outside consultant to oversee the bid· ding~ "The board wasn't pleased with the results of that request for proposals. so they threw those bids out as well." said d:lief eucutive Becky Balley-FmdJey, chief executive of the fair. On Monday, the process will begjn for a third time, but with the rewritten request for propos- als. Rob Bower, an attorney for Ttl Phil. raised 101De is8ues to the board lbunday. induding questions about confidentiality ol bld infonnadoo and who pry1 for yearly auditl of swap-meet operations. 8oanl members dJsaassed changes to darify provisions In the bid request. and aftet the meed.og, Bawa' said the boud bad addreaed lei Phlla con- cerns. loud member Buben Smith moYed to approve tbe reqlat for propoAJs wUb the .... aed ... cardboud •jail• door and led him into the confermce room. wb.k:h doubled u the euc:uttve jail. Bwt Morpn. the cb.ld plam esan:Uner for the dty, was already incarcaated and making c:alll to round up bis $40 bail. Puckett. meanwhile. bad come prepaied. He pulled $60 out of bis pocket. banded it over to the warden immed.la.tely and walbd out a free man_ ·r went and drew 10me money out,• Puckett said. ·1 knew they were going to get me sometime this morning." Nm came the arrest of Colleeo O'Donogbue, assistance finance d.ilector, who had watched with relief as Puckett was led away. in support of a aiminaJ street gang. Ginther said They are be- ing held on $100,000 bail, be said. A1 the time of his arrest. Salga- do was already out on ba.D for selling guns and drugs to San Juan Capistrano gang members. Ginther said 1be arrests came after a two- month police investigation into methamphetamine sales by a gang. including several drug pur- chases by undercoYer ofticers. Ginther said Officers found 5 ounces of medwnpbetamine. a handgun. four rifles and a shotgun at the home on Monterey Avenue. Police also arrested Dulce Alva- rez. 21, and Maria Vargas, 20, OD conapiracy to sell the drugs. Ginther said. They are betng held OD $25,000 bail, be said. Police anested 2.4-year-old Ju-.uy T09Ca00 on IUlpicion of changes. pointine out that an ample amount of time and pub- lic input have gone into creating the request "We're really going beyond what normally needs to take place." he said. "Most (requesb for proposals) don't evet'l ~ to this atagie.. Bailey-Findley said she isn't sure how many bidders to ex- . • .-. •• DNCCMtS9dlacbt and mev be rMChed • '714l 981M817. One ol their own at the POllce Depu1mmt. Capt. 1i>m wan.ct. followed lhortly after ·-blank cbec:k lo band for b1a. bail. Arratee and Aeafstant City Ma.na,er Stew Hayman wun't u conc:mned about bis arrest as be was about reddMsm. Mote donations from bia co-wotbn could mile bis bail or get him nabbed again. "My bigest wony is: How many times ln the day can I be arrestecrr he said wttb a laugh. "There's double jeopardy.· • M.ta&A O'NBl covers public safety end courts. She may be reac:Nd at (714) ~18 or by "'Hnail9t maria.ontliltllatimn.com. showing false identification. an outstanding warrant. possession of a loaded weapon and being in a gang. 1bscano Is being hdd without bail. "It was pretty routine, but these gang members are in the rornmuoity, disttibuting drop to support their gang... he said . "We're getting them off the street. .. Police arrested six suspected gang members in December in a multi-agency sweep. lbat came after a man was shot in the leg m an alley off tht same block of Coolidge A\lerlue the night before Thanksgiving. • M.fasA O'NEIL COYera publlC safety and courts. SM may be reedled et (71.4) 966-4818 or by ~at "**"'*'"~ pect. While about 16 companies asked for Wonna.tion on the bidding process in prnious rounds, only Td PhU and Dela· ware North Co. submitted bids. • AUCIA RC ID•ON 01M1B ~ pofldcaand the envifOnment. She may be reached et (71.4) ~or by &-mail at •lida.robin«H'I tllatimea.com. Bnnler, Joseph F ·~. JoMph F., ae, of Corona del Mat pHMd awfAY October 31, 2004. Bom In Renovo, PA Md a reeldent of Corona del Mar for the pe8t 28 ywa. He IWtlf'ed from~~ after 35 YMf'8 • a tight engilnMr on 8747'• and DC1 O'a. A deYOC9d C8lholc, acttw locm ~ ~end outdoonmM, he 19 Mntved tJv "'-wtte. Ane Malta BNrww; ..... Joeeph F. Brunner, Jr. (Robin) and Mn 8nli1ner (P8ttl); ...,.._,Anita M. Bnnw; grm~ John F. Brunner. F.......a Man wfH be cetebmed 11!00 Lm., ThuraGly, Now_.,...., 2004 at o.. Llldy ~or Angela~ 20ite nw VIiia Or. P•wport 8-::1\ CA 12983. SURF AND SUN 12 ...,.. Therft. dwa of ltlcMtn. u... ..... ~ ..... et 10 llnotl or._ to fNlla ----of2teat0t•on• ••• •Mlllof5to7 ..... n.fttcNNltbf lbcft...-; • I f I "This is one of the finest collections of oriental rugs I have ever seen. I'm really proud to be a part of this unprecedented opportunity to fill . your home with one-of-a-kind treasures at once-in-~-lifetime auction prices." . · Thousands of the world's finest rugs ._ from placemat-slze to pal_ace-sizes will lie sacrificed at w pe11nles on the dollar. 1*1111 a11Ul~7W981 M friar, ND t ... 5, 200t •owem ........ "7. ~ 1:00 -5:00 JPJlllK • •• ........ o~m ·a •••• .............. -....... , ........ SS""'-"•*• ~..,. I ••• r 1 11' I 1 • .. • ! . 1 .... • •, r • ' ' ~ ""r '' t 1 • ' , I \' ' • I ..... ·' ·" f "" I I I I ' ""!•1rtt1 1Jtfl•' WoodY'• ..... 8-:lt -949.376....S809 I JOS S. ea.. Hwy, 1.._ Bwil -.w004t) I t t I dl - F••hlon ••land-Newport Beach., CA ••en21-eo10 CordiaUy invites you to a SPECIAL PERSONAL APPEARANCE BY MICHAEL BEAUDRY Saturday, November 6th, 2004 From l 2pm -6pm To RSVP or maJu an appomtmrot pkase call: Anna Cleveland (949) 721 9010 Refreshments and Champagne will be served. F..nd}ilhtJ;,, 1961 .... -n.112 ?1 0,, ~-....... youlg •di -n.1 p.tn. ............ -.... ... ........ ~ ...... .... ~ ........ 1151iwtc.a. Dri¥a.C.-U-. ........... , C1MJ10I._. • ·a, s ,,.._.., 1· ...................... °'*'..,..."' .. ~ .-.. al9*J••• ibwymd Gadw .. The......-.... hm 10;30am.to4p.m.11 a.uwn Lbwy Md Gedw•Gll~ '1M1 E. ~...,,....,,eon.. cW Ma lrdom\lllion:: c.. 873-2'.2n A 111 I tdq-.0.-... Nifd from noon to 7 p.m. in ..... 10. 12 Md 17 Md ... Pw* of Producla .... Orange County F8ir ~ fwp: rm on c..r. Com Me.. llllllom llllliuic '310)47Ul521 06 ~ ~~ A • ._ ... ..,-pni..._ fll .. Friends of the ,.. port 8wft Ubr-v u.d boot .. wll be from 1 to 5 p.m. • N9tuport 8eadt Centnil Librwy. 1000 Awc:ado /We •• Newport 8-dl. lnformatiolc (949) 75!H88l SA1\ltDAY The&d kLfHGMmrE I • _. indlJde • c.dllighl giwden _. lfld a Yilit from S.U a.... The 8'l9f1C wtll be hotted by the Orange County Llghthoule Guild and win be a benefit for the Oliw Cfest home for libu98d d1lildl • L The event Wlft be from 71o 9 p.m. at Rogers Gardena, 2301 Sen Joaquin H-.Us Road. Corona def Mat. rdets wdl ooai S60. Information {71.4) 543-5437 Ext. 1144 The~··· f91a...ic h'eestyte motoc:rosa c:ompedtion Wtll begin at 6 p.m. with 1he fir1lt race scheduted for 7"31J p.m at 1he Cost.a Mesa Speedwey. Orange County F8irgrounds and NOTEBOOK Contrued from Al An eJderty rtwl, who WU ndmg an Orange County Transit Authority bus. was lost and duonented. An OCTA SUpervlSOT, unable to 6nd out where the man was headed. dropped him off at the police stauon. so officers could help tum Lt. Tom Gazsi. watch commandtt for the night. ~t to wort m the department's lobby immediatdy. talking to the dLsheve&ed man and trymg to glean any information that could help him find tu. way. ~ man was hard of hearing and somewhat ancoherent. makmg commurucauon a challengt Fma.Dy. the man produced a Veterans Aff.aln Klentification card, gfving them a name and an age. For our purposes. we1J call him E4. Gu.Ii offered Ed a drink, which he was reluctant to accept. ·Oh. I don't want ~ to go to any trouble.· be aid. But G8Zlli kindly insisted and told Ed to cab a aeai. while he made him a cup of tea. f..d mmplied md lifted a dusty pant leg to laakb bis IWOOen. ICa}y • Futen PrRM ~ 6"" 8ttf;,, o,.~c.aiy . Prnl#d GriJkJ ~ c;,~ """' s-jNtl;,, tlN .,.,. . u-r~.n-1~ ~-#JM T"°"'1J Nipb ~ ""° ,. ... j:OIJ ,. .. f.., •1 c.rllc.C.-..... ~•-sa•....,• ., ..... ...,_ 0 ...... •d•• ..... 1 r; ... _._._ A.__ ........... .. ... ba ................. . noon11UC..W..R1af ,..,, .. ba ............ .. ~' (19'™'120. .,..u n n O'' Ema.,..... ..... ...,. ~ ..... -lha~p.m. .,......,.a.-bell._ JuianneAl9"'Q9 Slagia. ~ COllll Rlipei1Dil .... bileOlnlar om., COllSll ..._ " .. •Dlll?bc (714>~ n.HMdlfll .. Mr pat e.dt l.lnry ..S boc*' .... wll be trom 1 to 5 p.m. ..... port 8-dt C.... l..bwy, 1000 ~ ......... tlll•J)Oft 8wf\. Wocnllllicarc (Mt J!5&.88ll AMlal 1t*c...._ ..... ._,from 10 a.m. 10 6 p.m. in Buldingll 10, 12 ~ t7 Md.,.. ~of~-the Or-. County F8ir ~ &po.ition c.n... cosca Meu. lnbmMxln: (310) 4n.a521 OI hflp',//the ~ SUNDAY "'The tW 111 • <»+- Emergeney" wil be a play fof young audiences. The 2 p.m. perlormanc:e wtl be .. the .Juhanne Argyroc Stage. Soolh Coast Repef1ofy. 666 Town Cent« Dove. Costa Mesa lnfonnabon- (7 14) 708-5665 A MMI dworUng lhow wil be he'd h'om lO a m to 4 p.m in Buddings lO, 12 and 17 arld at the Parade of Products at 1he Orange County Fair and Exposition Center. Costa Mesa. lnformat>on: (3101 477~1 lllOM>AY The Or-. &npn eo. ... llC& ~ Oleer Compebbofi will beg.n at 8 a m . at the Bren Ewnts Center, lOO &-en Events Center. UrwverMty of Cahfomia. lrvme lnfoonation: (949) 824-5000 A Coe ....... "'-t WOfbhop begins at 7:30 p.m. '"the Adams Room of the Neighborhood Community Center. 1846 Paft /We . Costa Meu. lnfotmation· 1714)~ stun. Gaz.si returned Wlth the lea whJdl Ed~ accepted. • Am I being e.mstedr F.d asked. ·Because J haven't bttrl arreaed before.· Gaz.sa ~ f.d he wasn't being arrested "We're gotng to try 10 find a place for you to uay torugtll. • he said. ruce and loud so f.d couJd hear ·WouJd you like something to eair f.d said he dJdn't. but ~ brought a meal up from the _tail for nun anyway and left a kw candy ban Wllh Rock.er. jUSI tn ~- In the meanume. Rocker weru through the papen Ga7.Si had taUn OUI of f.(f, pockets None had an addrea. Ed sat si.Jendy in the lobby M Rocker' started calling through a Lisa ol locaJ homeless shelten. Late on a Friday night. most didn't answer the phone, and ~ lhat did were already full. ·no~ know when they're going to release me'! Ed ~ me, as Rocker left a mesaa,e ar ~ another lhelter. I eqUined that he was hee to go; rhey wett futt ll')ing to ftnd a place for him lo stay. Ed W>olt hia head and lpOlogi%.ed becatne a constant ringj.ng in hia ears kept him from hearing me wiyMIL -·--"'·· .. .... ... -....... ...... .• ___. ... ~11ft c::ic. ... se-•t a..• 'ac..._ .,.., .............. ..... ....... ,.._ ...... . = .. P! ....... ... Ul11nd cClllt ........... ealamft. A J 8 11•1• .... ..... ...., .. c.nw. C.w•"-"'lladlllsiw• ... .................... , .......... 0i'li9C..Collge ,,_ ... , Cenllr. 2'JOI Flif ._ Aoed.~(714) 432.filK TIIEl'¥Y ...... ., .... , ...... ., ..._.usc•hold"'* nollf'Y n• c;4fng ,,_.'II -"".......,~KM\ DMI. dmnNn of .. bosd."""' . exaculiw Md pteeidellll of 8'ilJot fwma. The 7 IO t a.m. bl....,_ wdl be• the Bailboe 8-v Oub. 1221 w. ~ Highw9y. Mt i11 • CWl wil COJI S30 to S46. lnfonnalion: (213) 740-7900 OI htlp:lltllNltttf .rrw#wlll.c1«: «It a1 web!AJumnidmldoc_id-223 A.__ i trOllthepil a dM of premalUre brWI ~ .. be h9'd from &..JO 1o 7:30 p.m. at Mother's Matttet. 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. lnformatJon: (9C91 631-041 A •9' 11 rt.dw "°"*~It. long 8udt wdl V-. dle Orange Coalt College Trandlw Center frO(n 9 a..m. to noon. The college IS at 2701 Fai1 lrleW ~.Costa Mesa.. lnfonnabon; C7UI 432-58!M. WEDNESDAY The 121h ...... Ho Ho Ho ... BoutJque wil craft .. to benefit 1he FaiMew Developmental Center. home to~ 800 ...,. dft.abled persons. The 8 a m 10 1 :JO p m. event wdl be at the Fairview Auditonum, 2501 Harbor 8Nd • Coc:ta Mesa. lnformaoon f71.4) 957-5188 A pNlrJ ..... wid'I he tnUlic win feature poems by Jaimes Palacio and Jennffer Donnell. With music by Courtney Montgomery. The reading WYll begin at 8 p.m. at Ma Coftee House, 506 31~ St. Newport Bead'I. Admm.on win be h'ee lnforrnauon: 19'91 675-0233 A C.W "i"•D9itiooi ~ Wiii be h8'd f()f peope His hearing had ~been the 5ame since the wac. he .aid. He'd fought Ul Worid Was 11. he told me 1r1 the 8attlr ol the Bulge. •A lot of the men there froze 10 dealh. -hr to&d me. • Most people don't kn<M that. H~ had mh...r.ed m the Army v.'he-n hr Wit.\ 18. ~ the country needed more young men as the war dr.tggrd on. hr tokJ me. Ht sef'\l'ed in the 82nd Aubome and had Jumped nght mw Germany at the end of the war. he said. ·vou know what they did when we landed! he~~ -then raised tm hands tn a mock surrender Rocker finally tracked ~n the name and address of a man in a nealby city who he 6gi.tnd couJd be Ed's 60n. f le called the police department in thaJ dty lo ask If the addrels rang a bell. ll turns out other police departJnenu m the area had called r.ban in the pasl with the aroe dilemma. Rocker called lbt house and left a message and the other poticr department dispatched an olli<n to see If anyone was home. They called Rocktt bad. to tell him no one bad answaed the dooc "Things amJ' looting good,. he rigbed. ·And he can\ stay I JI 1@•-... Clf...._ ..... .. , JIJ ....... ... _ .. _ ..... ._ .. .. ..-•a.eOI 11 C.-Cd 1- AI "*¥~ 2111 FM utaz --.cw....... t; t; (1MfGM1G. ., .. , .......... ... --=· ...... ,,.,. .•. ,.. w ... Qilr"9 .. . .,.,,,. .... ., ............. 1119 ... .,.. ... ....., .. noon .. .. ,, 1 MHDIJINr lh11tt ........ , .. ~ ....... ... '°" ..... lnb••lilllkwr: ttelS ..... A._ ""111111« -Tiiie ,........ ........ end 'h d ...:' .. be ..... from e:30 to lp..m.11 ......... --.225 &al 11'b a.. eo.--.. lntonNllbr: ,.., 131..fU l ,.,.,. .• s 1 .... uc.,,.. ..... Ofangeea.t Coleg9 T ...... ~from t a.m. IO' p..m. ,,_~II M 2701 ...... Roed. 7ntonNdon: C7U) 432-5BM. .._..-t ..... C1~u;w lMlie Dlligle wll be .. ........., gi..r It the Speet Up Newport monchly meltilag.. The 5 to 8 p.m. meeCing will be el Che Nllwpon ~ Yachl Club. 1099 Bayside Drive. Newpof1 Bud1. lnfomwtiofY. (!MS) 224-2266. nutSOAY A,,_..,, I 1 t •<»-0ong &*VY Heeling; will be Nifd from 6:30 to 8 p..m. at Mochef"s M.rtet. 225 bat 17th St., ColU Mesa. lnfOfmation: (!MS) 631-041 Thef91~1how •• ~ ... for fashion and acceSIOlies, will be ~ from 4 10 8 p.,m. at Amencan Cancer Society, E CoaslJiighway. Corona def Mar The group wtfl ~ donat>ons. Information: (949) 6M>-4777 NOY.12 ....... k••--...-m .. 8 Christmas store's open houM. She will play from 7 to 9 p.m. at Noelle Magique. 1720 Santa Ana Ave., Cosu Mesa lnfonnatJon: (949) 642-0942. Three euthon. Edwmrd ttume.. Ruth Francisco and Chilzuto Judy Sugtta de Clueiroz will appear at the Round Tabl. West luncheon The noon event will be at the Newport Bead'! Country Oub. 1600 E Coast Htghway. rdets will cost S60. (949) 644-9560. here tn the lobby all n.igt"ll .• Rocker. who earned his bachelor's degree in social wort. sean:hed the Internet for an}' other alternal.M!S for Ed. In the me.innme. Ed again toJd me about JW11plng into Germany. I 'Pf>lttd the unopened ja.llhouse meal on the lobby'!> countn an<l'prged him to ear wmedung. I offered him the c.andy bars. and he finally took them. I le opened a Baby Ruth and sJowty set about gumming it down. one small piece at a lime. with the few teeth he had left. After more than two hour., or calling and searchmg. Roder couldn't find anyplace 10 take Ed. TI1e last chance was to drop him off in front of a soup kitchen to wait until It opened. Rocker gathered the man's papers and look out a blank field-inteMew cant On It. be wrote down all the lnfonnadon he'd been able to find -Ed's name. bis son's phone nwnber and where we'd found him. Then be stuffed lt Into Ed's pocket for the next ofticer who ought find F.d wandering. • MAAISA O"NBL coYerW public uf9ty end c:ourta. She m-v be ~ llt ('714) 98IM818 Of bv HNilllt mMIU.on.ilOlati,,,..,corn. ' J EORU .. . . HOW10 GIT~__, -~ Mii to ~CilW 8tlhl D11v Not. tm 8Uni1DW*' ~Cc.ta MIN, CA 9282$ •""tart tlotai• C.-(71', • -.. '-=Send to (7'M,-...., s.n.llt&.nd to dllllypllot•,.,.,,_oom •NA OOfNIPOllder'OI nut_. ful _.,., hornllown .-d phcllw numbet (for wr1flcatlon ~).The Ptlot 1111rwe the itgt'lt to edit .. ...,,llllona for clarity n ~· -CO~MUNITYCOMMENTARY Managing the post-election letdown Ir ltften Heftdlln F inally, after all the anticipation. the election result.a are in. But keep your seat belt.a futened, folb, became the frenzJed ride isn't over yet Here comes your pott-elecdon letdown. Even if your candidate won. you may be affected, u sometimes the only thing worse than not getting what you want la gettinglt Political pundJta, talking heada of all persuaalom and the electorate all percetved high stakes ln thJs election. All around town, I heard people concerned about the outcome at national, state and local levels. With the political sleaz.ebag tactics spiking off the Richter scale, and the polemics reaching an unusually fevertab pitch. we were reminded repeatedly bow our polarized electorate held our future ln their balloting hands. Whether it wu who's sitting ln the Oval Oftlce, the chance or third-strike ofrendera belng freed from prilon or what to do with the prime Marinapark land on Balboa l&land, tbia time, they told us, we're playing for keeps. We've been deluged by the media. unable to escape the message that terrible thinp can and will happen if the •wrong" person wins. You know the lltany- the economy, terrorism. taxes, health care coat.a, gay ma.rriagea, illegal lmmigranta, Supreme Court appointees, secure borden, better schools, stronger defense and preserving Social Security. Not to mention a nuty foreign war, In which they got the •roc:keU red glare and the bombl bunting in air" part right but milcalculated picking up the pieces after the destruction. The world agrees: We're between Iraq and a hard place. 'JYpically. mild-mannered and rational volcea from coast to cout were caught lo the fray. They created an uproar, telllng ua one candidate was an Incompetent cowboy intent on making up for hls father's lack oHollow-through, while the other was Into exaggerating his cou.rage and herola as he rides on the {mlnk) coattails or his fabulously wealthy wife. Many voters have had deftnite oplnlons, while others remaJned ambivalent. But hardened voters who have seen it all think the differences between the candidates are substandal, even if more apparent than actual. From my view u a psychologist, this looks like the perfect set up for an emodooal crash. Big expectations lead to big disappointments. If you've got a lot lnvested emotionally ln winning and "your" candidate lost, get ready for your post-election emodonal letdown -and maybe even a short-term depression. R£MElmER THE NONPOUTICAL ~s What can you do to manage your post-election letdown? First, accept that It Is a normal reaction to bitter disappointment, especially if you care deeply who wins the race and believe that your own life will be drasdcally altered by the outcome. Expect to feel irrita.don and anger, whJc:h. 1f you are not careful, may be dlaplaced ortto tboee around you at work and at home. Try to identify th1a anger aa belng related to your d!aappolntment reaction and not something that ts caused by other people. You may get amfous and feel dread lf you believe that your personal wodd is golng to be negatively impacted because of who won. And you may even experience a depressive reaction lasting daya, weeks or longer. where you ruminate on the miserable long-term consequences of the next four years with the "wrong" man. You may be preoccupied for the next few days or even weeks with elecdon-related thoughta. doomsday scenarlos, disgust for the system or fantasies about wanting to escape to Canada or the South Pacific. Let all or these thoughta and fantasies come and go, not feeling the need to obsess on any of them. Remember that having the thought does not make it real. Olallenge your all-or-nothing thinking that the next four years will determine the future of the country or deeply impact the rest of the world. It's rarely been true before -only when great leaders collided with the destiny or circumstance and opportunity -and It won't be true now. Recall that the three branches of government were created to ensure checks and balances and that many attenuating factors limit the power or one man or administration to dictate Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce A bwincss orpniution of almoct 1,000 members repraenring over 25,000 employeea. the Chamber works with city officials. local busincstcs and the communiry at lvgc to promo<e the local economy. 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Your individual life wiU most likely not be irrevocably sha_ped by the decisions of the winning candidate for the next fow years, no matter how the pundits try to convince you with their rhetoric. Keep your perspective by re membering the nonpolitical things in your life that really matter. When you find your thought!> off into the future and filled wuh dread, bring yourself back to the present and go about the daily business of finding meaning 111 your own life and the live!> of those you care about. To manage your post-election letdown, make sure you get enough sleep. watch your diet and don't forget to exercise to help deal with your anger, irritation. anxiety and despair. Lastly. make your thoughts and feelings about the election known to other'> by writing letters. talk.mg to friends and family and dmng your best 10 gain the lar~t'r perspective that tlus wo. slia/1 pass. •STEVEN HENDLIN 1s a clinical psycnolog1st in private practice in Newport Beacn and the author of •Overcoming the Inheritance Taboo· You can reach him at http:llwww hendlin net He hvei. in Corona del Mar TALK ON THE STREET Voices from Bush country Three days have passed since election day, and locaJ voters aren't over the results yet. Daily Pilot intern lndulata Prasad hit the streets Thursday to find out what made voters go to the polling booths and whether the results surpnsed them. She ended up near the Newport Pier. Here's what people she interviewed had to say. "I vote e:very year, so thi!> wdS normal procedure. No. I was sure and excited about the results." CHAD BAIRD, 28 Huntington Beach "I have alwa)" voted, since I was I 8. I don't know 1f I w.l!> surprised - maybe disappointed, but not surpri!>ed." KELLY SCOTT. 23 l)antaAna "Well, I am an American citiY.en. and I think it wee. our duty to vole (No '>UrpnS(>'. whaLo;oever I voted for Bu'h and he won ~1. I am very happ} ·· BIU COOPER, 60 Newport Reach "l:very cttven net'<.!'> to vote JU't to make a changt· in whatever you believe in Y~. I wa., th111lang Kerry ii. going to win, but Bu'oh came through. Bush i.swho I voted for. From my friends' per;pective, it was half and half.· DAVID PAUL IONKA. 20 Newport Beach "I am glad that George Bush won I don't trunk that I ewr m1~dan elt•cuon ~mu.• thi<, WW. '>0 much more unportant, I wanted to make 'oUre m} vote counted all tht' prop<i'>lllOn!> I voted for <oeemed to ~o the way I voted " WILLIAM BENNETT, 86 Co...ia Mec;a ~, \l'rythmg wa'> 1mponant to me, maJnly tht' 1'1 onomy and the JOb lo'>-s. lht·re was a lutle bit of a '>urpnse thin.king Kerry might ha"e pulled 11 11111 , hut apparently not ' KEVIN JONES. 39 Costa Mes<i I .. I 72 HOURS FRIDAY Sy~lk aounda. Kremerata Baltic., led by artistic director end violin soloist Gldon Kremer, Wlll perform It 7:30 p.m et the Orange County Perfo<ming Arts Center, 600 Town Center Onve. Costa Mesa. Selections Include the Shostakovich Chember Symphony. Op. 110a; Sctlubert'I Quartet No. 15 In G, 0887 for strings and a new wortt by Russian composer Leonid Desyatnlkov. Tic*ets are $76 Information: (714) 755-0236. SATURDAY IAdnael Colombia's Tot6 la Momposine, Chile's Mariana Montalvo end Brazil's Bel6 VellolO will pel'form In an 8 p.m. ooncert, •Latinesl Mu11cal Divas of l.9tln Amerlce;" The concert la held et the lrvme Barclay Theetre, 4242 Cempua Drive. Irvine. Tldlm ere $27 and $32. Full-time ~dents can purcttne hltf-pf1ce tlctet.a at the box office with valid ID. lnformetlon: 19491 854-<4&46 Of' hftp://Www t/Htbarclay.orp. SUNDAY ~to...-W'O'lr tllldl lnlo. A woodwortdng show le echeduled from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. In Buildlnga 10, 12 end 17 Ind It the Plf'8de of f'rodUdl It the 0renge County Fair and Exposhion Center. Cotta M .... Information: (310) 4n.•21 or http:ltthtltNoodwortffl(/tlhowa.oom. A8 Friday, November 5, 2004 Daily Piiot THEATER Daughter keeping Garlands legacy alive Tom Titus Daily Pilot T he last movie Judy Garland made was called "I CouJd Go on Singing." In a way. she's still doing just that, thanks to her younger daughter, who's keeping the legendary vocalist's legacy alive some 35 year.. after her mother's death. Loma Luft, a Broadway and cabaret star in her own right, has taken on the nussion to preserve the Judy Garland story for succeeding generations with her tounng show entitled "Song~ My Mother Taught Me." She'll bring this very personal tribute to Founders Hall of the Orange County Performing Art.'> Center Nov. 16 for a week-long engagement. "I've been doing the show for five years now, and it's been incredibly weU received." Luft ~d in a telephone intel'Vlew shortly after returning home to Beverly 1 lills after performing for two months in London's West End. Ar the time, she was getting ready 10 take her act to Horida -MJ'm so glad it's still there (after four consecutJve hurricanes!." she said. There are those who believe no one but Judy should ever attempt to sing the songs she made famous, such as UOver the Rainbow," "You Made Me Love You" or "The Man That Got Away." Until recently, Lorna and her more celebrated sibling. Liza MinneUj, were among them. Mmnelli's Carnegie Hall album contains none of her mother's signature numbers. "Liza's begu11 just recently to sing Mama's c;ongs." Luft said. "We're two totally different people. It took me WdY into my 40s (she'U turn 52 the day after her show doses) to feel comfortable enougJ1 to see that people never, ever forget what she's done. She was too important to the entertainment world for us not to say thank you to.· Actor Kevin Spacey. Luft said, put 11 m perspective when, discussing who should carry Garland's torch musically, he said, "If not you, who cl\e?" Who else. indeed. But Luft's initial tnhute rudn't mvotve her vocal cords. Ju 19'J7, she wrote the book. MMe and My Shadows." about growing up with a legend. In 200 I, it was turned into a four-hour television miniseries entitled "Life With Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows," starring Judy Davis and executive produced by Luft. What was Luft's involvement with that project? "Everything down to the color of the costumes: she said. ·1 really wanted 11 to be right All other producers and directors wouJd go on to other things. If this wasn't done right. everybody wouJd remember ( ' Jack of the trumpeting trade Horn man's off-the-cuff monologues between numbers combined with virtuosic musical abilities landed him a spot on 'The Merv Griffin Show' for two decades. Paul Saltowltz Daily Pilot I fa guy refers to Henry Mancini as "Hank.• he either thinks he's being funny or he's just plain cool. Jack Sheldon played trumpet in the original recording of Mancini's "Pink Panther;" hi!> gruff but velvety speaking voice sounds like an old-school DJ who's just taken a shot of whiskey; he used to hang with Dizzy Gillespie; and he does indeed calJ Mancini "Hank." It's pretty safe to say he's cool. Sheldon grew up on the East Coast and was playing clubs by the time he was 15. He won a scholarship to study at a prestigious music school in Bloomfield, Mich .. in high school and then ended up in the Air Force, where he honed his chops playing in the United States Air Force Band. A huge fan of Gillespie, he wouJd hang around at venues the trumpeter was scheduled to play at hours before the show began and ask him lo get him in. Pretty brazen for a young trumpeter. but GilJespie was a driving force in Sheldon's passion to play'. "I used to just try to hang arou~ him, and he wound up getting me into a lot of shows," Sheldon said. u Dizzy was just ama7fog, the best trumpet player I ever saw. He couJd make sounds come out that just didn't seem possible ... no one else couJd make those sounds. I le created a style that's been copied by everyone.· Sheldon would eventually grow to become a peer of Gillespie's and aJso play with the likes of jazz greats Benny Goodman, Dexter Gordon and Stan Kenton. Playing alongside people he idolized was obviously surreal,. but he belonged in their company. "l just let my playing speak for itself, and if you play good, they love you ... and if you don't, they hate you," he said. His off-the-cuff monologues between numbers, combined with his jolly, fat-guy appearance and virtuosic musical abilities, landed him a spot as music director/sidekick on "The Merv Griffin Show" for two decades. Being funny, talented and cool made him a natural for the smalJ screen. "That was just a great time,· he said. ·we'd start at 4 lp.m.J and be done by 8. I worked with and met so many great people during Jack Sheldon will perform Nov. 12 and 13 at Founders Hall at the Orange County Performing Arts Center. , that time." I le\ maintained a 1V presence over the years, mainly doing voice over work on shows like "The S1mpsons" and "The Family Guy." I ie also handled the vocals on cultish Schoolhouse Rock favorites "Conjunction Junction" and "Just a BUI." In his younger days, Sheldon - who hac; been named Playboy International Artist of the Year five times -vigorously toured the world, but at 72 he prefers to stay closer to home. He plays a regular gig once a week at a club in Glendale, does a few dates throughout California. but often turns down opportunities to play elsewhere. "I love playing live, the spontaneity of It aU, and the instant gratification that it delivers Is why I play," he said. "It BEST BITES FYI •WHO: Jaclc Sheldon •WHAT: Jazz trumpeter play1 at Founders Hall •WHEN: Nov. 12 and 13 •INFORMATION: (714) 556-2787 really is a thrlll. • Catch Sheldon on Nov. 12 and 13 at Founders HalJ at the Orange County Performing Arlt Center. • Sage sister opens on Pr~menO,lf,e · I By Greer Wylder Daily Pilot FYI I 1. • HAPPBNINGS REELCRmcs Jamie Foxx stars as American legend Ray Charles in the musical biographical drama MRay." 'Ray' hits all the right keys R ay Charles was the consummate crossover musical artist of our time. He combined elements of gospel, blues, rock. jazz and country into an ever-changing mix of nonstop hits that spanned five decades of American pop culture. Add to this succ~ story his dirt-poor background and the tragic death of his younger brother in childhood. Blend in Ray's descent into blindn~ the brutal reality of Southern racism and his later heroin addiction and you have the malcings of an epic tale that woukl be hard to AFTER HOURS • Submit AFTER HOURS items to the Oaity Pilot, 1375 Sunflower Ave .• Costa Mesa, CA 92626; by fax to (714) 966-4679; or by calling (714) 966-4617. SPECIAL EVENTS EXPLOSION OF TME SENSES The Newport Beach Bacdlus Society will hold the inaugural Explosion of the Senses benefit Saturday, with live music, wine, dining and an ert auction. The event will be a fundraiser for multiple Orange County nonprofit groups. The 1 to 11 :30 p.m. event will be at Partc Prive, 1570 Scenic Ave., Costa Mesa. Admission will cost $45 to $125. Information: http:llwww.bacchussociety.org. CLAY AIKEN Clay Aiken will perform Christmas music at an 8 p.m. concert Nov. 26 at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tickets will co1rt $52 to $87. Information: (714) 556-2787. MUSIC KREMERATA BAl1lCA Kremerata Baltlca, led by artistic director end violin soloist Gidon JOHN DEPKO believe if it weren't all true. Jamie Foxx catapults himself into the realm of superstar actors with a magnificent perfonnance that rivals the best ever seen on screen. He doesn't just play Ray Olarles; he becomes Ray Olarles. Foxx is absolutely Kremer, will perform at 7:30 p.m. todey et the Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Selections include the Shostakovich Chamber Symphony, Op. 110a; Sdlubert's Quartet No. 15 in G, 0887 for strings and a new wort by Russian composer Leonid Desyatnikov. Tidcets are $76 and can be putdlased through (714) 556-2787 or hnp:llwww.ocpac.org. Information: (714) 755-0236. LATI~MUSICAL DIVAS OF LATIN ICA Colombia's Tot6 la Momposina, Chile's Mariana Montalvo and Brazil's Belo Velloso will perform in an 8 p.m. concert, "Latinas I Musical Divas of Latin America." The Saturday concert is held at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. Tidcets are $27 and $32. Full-time students can purdlase half-price tidcets at the box office with valid ID. Information: (949) 854-4646 or http:llwww.thebarclay.org. FACULTY DANCE CONCERT Orange Coast College's annual faculty dance concert will begin at 8 p.m. Saturday In the Robert B. Moore Theatre, Orange Co~st College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Advance tiaets will cost $9, the price at the door will be $13. Information: (714) 432-5880. certain to be nominated for best actor for his mesmerizing work of genius as the troubled American icon. And there are several supporting actors and actresses in this film who are also worthy of Oscar nominations. The screenplay for "Ray" covers so many events over so much time that it might be compared to a real-life "Forrest Gump~ script With its outstanding direction, cinematography and musical score. this film could gamer Oscar nominations in all those WARSAW PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA The Warsaw Philharmonic Ordlestra will perform Penderedti's "Polymorphia" and Chopin's •piano Concerto No. 1 in E minor, Op. 11 " at 8 p .m. Monday and Tuesday at the Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine . Tidcets are $65. Information: (949) 553-2422. TME ENGLISH CONCERT WITli ANDREW MANZE Period instrument group The English Concert and its violinist, Andrew Manze, will perform at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tidcets are $76. Information: (714) 755-0236. BE-BOP CONCERT Trumpet player Jade Sheldon, billed as an originator of West Coast be-bop, will perform in two concerts that will begin at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. on Nov. 12 and 13 at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. For tidtets and more information, call (714) 556-2787. GUITAR ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE The Orange Coast College Guitar Ensemble, a group of more than 20 musicians, will perform classical worts spanning six centuries of music. The 8 p.m . BIG WEST WOMEN'S SOCCER TOURNAMENT · November S & 7, 2004 Come stt udtit11 collqlat.e soccer action as the Big We.st tyomen's Soccer T""'""1nmt '4te plou on tlw UC lrrine Compu.s. categorie'i. a ... well. Ray 01arles is clearly pre;ented with all of his glorious talents and terrible flaw-.. Uplifting and disturbing in equal me<l!>ure, it entertains, emotionally captivates and enthralls on many levels. Without a doubt. "Ray" is a wonhy contender for this year's best picture award. It deserve:.. to be .!>een by the widest possible audience. Don't miss it. • JOHN DEPKO 1s a Costa Mesa resident and a senior investigator for the Orange County public defender's office . performance will be Nov. 13 at the Orange Coast College Fine Arts Recital Hall, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Tidcets will cost $7. Information: (714) 432-6880. WIND ENSEMBLE CONCERT Ordlestral worts written for wind instruments will be performed at a 3 p.m. show Nov. 14 at the Robert 8 . Moore Theatre at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Tidcets will cost $7. Information- (7140 432·5880. "SONGS MY MOTMER TAUGHT ME• Singer Lorna Luft will perform many of the songs made famous by her mother, Judy Garland. The 7:30 p.m. concert will be performed Nov. 16 through Nov. 20-at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Information: (714) 556-2787 or http:llwww.ocpac.org. 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It's the second appearance by the John Kander-lftd Ebb ll1Ulk:aJ on a local stage this year, following the production I) few months ago by the c.osta Mall avtc P!ayboule. A week later, on~ 19, will madt the antval of "Redwood Curtain." l.anfotd Wlleon'1 drama about the effect of the Vietnam War. Although written THEATER Continued from N3 that I did it." Evidently, she did it right. The show was nominated for 13 Emrnys and won five. Davis' performance even was ~11fM.£.~e1--yt..lil&J1Nee-p when she picked up her own Emmy for ·Angels in America." ln Luft's musical valentine to her mother, there will be family songs and stories set agaimt a backdrop of film and video clips that work in concert with the singer's live performance, resulting in a sort of mother-daughter duet similar to Natalie C.Ole's "Unforgettable" number with Nat King Cole. Their first actual performance together came on lV's Judy' Garland Show in 1964, when Loma was 11. During one segment, Garland sang "Uz.a .. and "Happiness is Just a Thing Called Joe" for two of her children but regretted that "no one ever wrote a song about a Loma." So Garland called on Johnny Mercer, who came up with the ownber "Loma" - which Luft will include in her show at the center. Loma followed in her mother's footsteps -only on stage rather than in film - headlining regional theater and international productions of "The Boy Friend," "Grease, .. "Carnival/ "Little Shop of Horrors," "The Unsinkable Molly Brown," "Follies," "Girl Crazy'" (the stage version of one of Judy's movies), "Mame .. and, most recently, as Mama Rose in "Gypsy.• She starred in the ' national tours of "They're BEST Continued from N3 habitats. Sage on the Coast exists because of Mead's relationships and hiendships with partners, architects and chefs. "It was the next step that Newport pl'O(lucdon wfl be 1he Nc1't 12 md ~ lad NcJlt 17 first one 1oca1l)t tbraulb 20 • 8 p.m., 'With '"Cabaret' foroe1 us to madneel Nolt 14 and 20 • 2 question our own KtioDI in the ~ 1'kUt lnilnmlkm and face of penec;udon. • aald awervadoni ~be ObbUned by ~or Vllerie Racbelle, a · aaw.Qa the UO box ofllce Ill graduate student at ua. "Would (949) 824-2717 or the Jinn • we hide ourse.lves in aln-IMots Center• (949) ~5000. ~alcohol, sex, partying-WUsom •Redwood Qutain• in order to numb oundves Crom will tfae at the Newport Theater the horror of the out.aide world? Arta C.enter Under the dlrecdon Would we ablug and give in1 Or of David ~ prOvidfna the would we stand up and fight ftnt opportunity for Onnee against this destruction of C.Ounty 1udlrr>c:et to enmtne others?" the wort of one of Amerk:a'I UCI~ production of "c.abaret" best-known playwr1ibta. marks its retum to the university The play foculel on a teenage. stage after 33 years. Back ln Vletnamele American glil 1971, the musical inaugurated named Gerl. reared by wealthy the opening of the Village adoptive parents In the United Theater, which later was States, who joumeyl Into the refwbished and renamed for redwood forests of Northern Oaire 'Jrevor, the Oscar winner California to find the natural and benefactor who donated father she lost after the Vietnam • lOM 1TfUS revJ9wl local theater for the Oallv Piiot. Hi. reviews appear Fridayt. millions to the university in her Wu. lifetime. "Needing to know her London ls even wonie. "The theater business is IO risky right now," she said. "With the way attics have been treating Broadway. it's too frightening. You put your heart and soul into a show, and people can close It with what they say. "London critics are just as crueCT woulO rather give people a great night in a concert and not give them a sitting target. They've stepped OYer the line so far. There's a very anti-American feeling in London right now. It's very frightening and sad. "When Judi Dench. Trevor Nunn and Neil Simon start writing reviews, that's when people should read them. They've been there and done it. People don't understand what it takes to put on a Broadway or West End show, and there are a few aides in London who hate the theater. "People ~ w0rt ha.rd in theater, and concerts are expensive. lf you paid to see someone, you deserve 110%. and that's what we give. .. Loma Luft will appear at Founders Hall from November 16 to 20. One final word about her mother. "She wu an~ human being. Th.is is the way I'm able to say thank you. There are generatioru growing up that may not know what she did. Please come -and bring your children." Playing Our Song." Jerry Herman's "Broadway Years" and as Miss Adelaide in the national and world tour productions of "Guys and Dolls." Having established her own name, Loma Luft then set out to ensure that audiences wouJd never forget her mother's. The format for "Songs My Mother Taught Me .. was written by Ken and Mitzie Welch. who scripted developed !after owning Sage for seven years)," Mead said. "The process and becoming friends with people helped create it." His partner, Rosemarie Urbananski, was instrumental in the vision of colors, fabrics. Oooring and wall treatments that pull the room together. The shimmering green fabric for the the hugely entertaining Carol Burnett Show for Tv. Luft's to-piece band will perform under the baton of her husband, Colin Freeman. Wtl.1 the show spark a renewed interest in her talents and perhaps lead to another stint on Broadway? Luft s incerely doubts it, and frankly. she's not all that anxious to pursue it. Broadway, she admits, scares her, and Loma Luft will be singing all the "Songs My Mother Taught Me" al 7:30 p.m. from Nov. 16 to Nov. 20 in Founders Hall at the Orange C.ounty Perform.Ing Arts Center. Advance reservations are being taken at (714) 556·2787. •TOM TITUS reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot. Hi1 reviews appear Fridays. drapery, the dark-strained saimen noodles. soy fresh "farmhouse" wood flooring and wasabl broth and daikon the Venetian plaster on the walls sprouts ($32). Sage also serves help make the large rectangular grilled b.uobate port chops with room one of the best looking baby bru.asel sprouts, ctpollini dining rooms ln Newport. onions. a Yukon gold potato "We had an empty space. and cake and apple brandy sauce more money to work with: said ($28). Mead, referring to the early The small plates, appetizers years at Sage. "We did not want and salads include blue-crab a trendy restaurant. We wanted cakes with grilled com salad. to do something djff erent, that crispy hash browns and Creole not everyone else ls doing,.. sauce ($12); pulled barbecue As with all Crystal C.ove pork and com crepes with Promenade tenants. the room uiago cheese, sweet and tangy benefits from 17-foot ceilings barbecue sauce and cnme and expansive windows with fraiche ($10); and warm roasted ocean views. beet salad with uuguJa. goat The covered patio serves an cheese, walnuts, honeradlab extension to the ~tau.rant and and beet vina1grette ($12). Other features fresh herbs and dtrus dishes Include a grilled beef met used in the cooking. medallion and 1pinadl wlth "The patio has a Napa wine grilled portabeUo mushrooms, country vibe, with the fireplace, gorgonmla butter. canmeUzed earth tones, and herbs and aballotl and port auce ($18); dtnaa,• Mead laid. and abl Mlh.lml with peen '• The Ewopean-1tyle papaya salad, ginpr, hlb retractable awning opens up ln wasabl and eoyrice ~ panels-certain uus can open '' 15). • or close -allowing for Ice c:ma.mt and IOd>et ue year-round outdoor seating. made fl'elh ~ PtMry chel At both restaurants, lhe ltyte Leza Xht created a m..t of the food ts the wne, yet Sep menu dW lnctudel an llpple ~n the Cou.t emphuiw tmall cane Win wtdi cww 1"11 ~ plata for lunlcb md dbmlt. tl'8 .~ ............ allDe locui II....,.• tM tDOi1; ~ke ..-Cll); ..._ ":We're not ttylas ID M the bot ••e1-clli111 nh1 ... 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KENTTREPl (JW 011.llYPttOI Newport Harbor's Amanda Fallon, right, sprints downfield with the ball as Friday, NoYemt>ef !>. 2004 Al 1 HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY Sailors lose a,nail-biter Defending champs faJI to Harvard-Westlake in Tournament of Champions final. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot FOUNTAJN VAU.l:Y' -lbe first week of November bnngs with ll !>horter da~. election fever and, for the past three years. Newport I larbor 1 llgh battling 1 larvard-Wt•'>tlake in the Lo~ Angeles Field I luckcy Al>sociat1on l'ournament of Champion'> title game. The past two Lille till'> produced 1-0 and 2-0 de<i'>lons by llarvard-Wec;tJaJw an~ Newport. respectively, and Thur!>- days late..i edition at l·ouniam Valley I ligh d1dn'1 dl'viate from the low-.,cor- ing. hard-fought output'> of tht' past. • 1>0phomore Brenna Moeljacti scored 12 nun- utes into the second haJf, giving lhe Wolver- inel'> the only It-ad they would need 1n an even tuaJ 1-0 Victory to -.eaJ their !>econd lltle in three l>t!a:.Onl> fhe top l>t't•ded SatJor' ( lfl-4 -SJ mounted a ru.,h wllh Jes:. than J mmute remaming fornng one of 1heir four corner. -bur were denied a '>t'tond -.ua.1gh1 mle ny a 1ea.m thar tl1dn t d.llo\'\- a goal in thret• toumamenl umte-.t' llarvard-We'>llak.e ( 12 2-41 oui...rnrt'd ri... three HX: opponen1.,, 12 -0 Ille Sailor-., who won lhl' ">unM"I l.eJgue champ1on'>h1p lur 1he fourth lime 111 live '>t'J.'>on' dlld uim pt·tt'Cl 111 their fifth '>lrniw11 1oumJrnt•111 lllll· game, uuL...cored their prior l\'\-CJ oppo nt•nt!> (OlammadP Jild < ;1t·nd11r;,i J I o "llbe Wolvenrw..,I wert· re.uh 111 play, See COM, Paee Al2 Harvard-Westlake's Christina Burrows tries to make a steal in Thursday's final (;oaJ!> wen· h.ud to tome by once Jgam. exct.•pt when IJan.ard-We-.lla.ke See SAJLORS, Page Al4 1 Sea Kings win ugly verUni orona del Mar vercomes slow start to ·spatch University and ove one win from ·nching third place. NEWPORT BEACI I -ln tinier terms. Corona del Mar High football team ed one win closer to wrapping up place and the Pacific Coast e's final guaranteed berth into the OF Southern Section Division IX play- Thursday night. But whether the Sea Kings' 42 14 •••we win over visiting University at ...,....,.,"'rt Harbor High elevated their rand of play to that of a team worth of postseason promise was an- SCOREBCWa> other matter. "It was ugty and we did our best to give 11 to them," said CdM Coach Dick Fee- man, whose Universrty 14 squad started CdM 42 slowly and was plagued by pen allies through- out "But we played well when we had to and a win is a win." The Sea Kings, ranked No. JO in Divi- sion IX, improved to 5-4, 2-2 in league and snapped a two-game league losing streak sustained at the hands of co-fa- vorites Northwood and Tesoro. Thursday's loss eliminated University (1 -6-2, 0-2-2) from playoff considera- tion. Vet, It was the 1\"ojans who appeared eager to sieze control early against the Sea Kings. Coach Marie Cunningham's visitors saw their first possession ex- tended by a roughing the punter pen- alty on CdM and cashed in with a 69- yard scoring pass from Steve Crooks to Remington Johnson with 5:02 left in the first quarter. The Sea Klngs, whose first two pos- HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ..,--\\ F MAAK C [JUSTIN I DAILY P1L 0 T Corona del Mar High's Austm Brawner leaps out of the backfield and over the pile tor a second-Quarter touchdown m Thursday night's Pac1f1c Coast League game against University at Newport Harbor High. The Sea Kings prevailed. sessions produced just nine plays and 24 yards, seemed to take the horn end- ing the fiist quarter as their cue to start producing. The Sea Kings colJected just 41 first- quarter yards. to the Trojans' 73, but Uni was quickly buried under an offensive barrage that produced 21 points in a lit- tJe more than seven minures. Junior tight end Avery Fenton capped a I 0-play, Bp--yard CdM drive to erase the lead. Fenton, who had just one catch in the first elght games. got be- hind the University secondary and caught a 19-yard toss from Tom Welch, while back-peddling into the end zone on the se\lenth play of the second quar- ter. Andrew Hummel added the fiBt of his six conversion k.rrlcs and lht' ~·.i Kings never trailed agarn Willing to match '"' offense"• l>Udllt·11 surge. the CdM deferhe went to work. on its own, aher a University recervn slipped while fielding the ensuing k.1rk off. downing the ball al his own 3-yard line. j CdM, whkh sacked Crooks six Umt''- for minus-31 yards Jnd allowed just 4 I yards on the ground. held the 1\"ojans to a three-and-out. The 22-yard punt !.el the hosts up just 32 yards from paydirt and they needed only five plays to cash in. Brett Crowtey went 13 yards on a toss play to the Uni 13 and Wekh fooled Lhe defense on a keeper, after faking the dive inside, to find the end wne with - '): 18 ll'ft Ill lht• h,iJf Welch hrok<· on a comN route and interceptt>d two playc; after the en<;uin~ kJCkoff and ( dM went 42 yard., on -.even pla)"i to taler a commanding lead. Au~tin Brawner dtved over the goal line for a I ·yard touchdown run with Ll5 left before inrermisMon. hut IJm v.-r'>ity rearted hke an unwdlmg hluw out victim The visitors went Bl yanh on eight plays, with Crooks rolling right anti finding Andres Almada, who made a diving catch in the end wne for the 11 yanl capper with 31 ticks remaining. <'rooks' two point run dn.•w the Tm 1ans within 21 14 and they garnered fur See SEA KINGS, Pac• Al3 Mesa's Baldwin suspended Mustang~ coach will mi~~ tonight '~ Colden \Veo.,t League game after violation of new Lii-rule. 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Haldwrn '-JIU "f 111 1101 happy >\ftC'r 40 w.ir.., ol <OJth111g. 1\:1 tried 111 build "°me dt·gn•t• of rt...,pt't IJlnhty • Raid\' in ht>gan J'-an a""tant t'11.11 h Jt "idnta Ana I ligh 111 1958 "lom apprnachl•d me bt'forl' tht• 17Vt' week regardrng any rL''-lnctrom tlunng the bye week and I told him that I would check lhe I( II Hluc Rook !that h'll> all of the ruJe<.I. llauenncL,ter .,,ud ·inerc wa.s nothing 111 thl' blue hook that -.a.id anythmg about bye week pract1t·<"-. w I told fBaJdwinl to go ahead land have a regular practice! • Rauerme1ster -.aid an admm1~lrator fmm another school told Costa M~ Roys AthJetic Director Tim Po!tt1ff that See BALDWIN, Pqe Al2 Playoff hopes dimmed for Eagles Santa Ana's six takeaways help end astancia hopes of moving to postseason. Esiancia 12 s.nt.An• 29 and I . AJZ Frldly, ~ember 5, 2~ MEN'S BASKETBALL UCI hoops on TV Anteaters scheduled to play three games this season on Fox. The UC Irvine men's basket- l>ail team i!. scheduled to have three game!> televised on Fox Sportj Net or Fox Sports Net Wes1 2 this season. Fox Sporu Net will televise UCl's Nov. 22 game at USC (al 7:30 p.m.), as weU as the Ant- eaters' Nov. 27 \%11 10 UC..LA (5 p.m.). The Anteaters' Big West C.On- rerence home game March 5 at 7:05 p.m. against Cal Poly San l.u1s Obispo. 1'> !>el 10 air on Fox COM Continued from Al 1 l'hur<,day\ Pm:ific C.Oast Le.tgue finah at lrvme Parle fell 11110 tht· latter category. Sumner 11t'eded l11s boy!> learn to win the meet tu fall 11110 a Lhree-w-cty tie with Laguna Beach and North- wood for the lt'ague titJe. And he ncC'd ed hii. girls team w win tu keep their foot.hold atop thl' league. After the '>t0res were taJli ed, ~urnner ~01 half or what he was hoping for. l"ht' h'lrls team finished fi rst .inc.I rl'tJ111ed !>Ole posse6SIOO or llN in tht.> league at 6-0. The boys fim..,hed \C.'Co nd in the finals .ind sernnd in the league behind I ..ii.,'l.ina Beach "lbtl.1y wa-. a give it aJI day," \umner ...aitl '" lhe boys went out hard. I gamblt·tl a httJe and I.he wor>t I had hoped for Walt third. nw girl'> werr ju51 busmess as u::.uaJ." Junior Anm• St. C.,eme was the hu'>ine'>'> conductor for I.he Sea Kings. placing first overall in 17 mmute<,, 45 -.econd!. out or 37 runner-. from Cd M, Calvary < hapel. Un1vers11y, lesoro, Northwood and La~na Beach. "IWmnmgJ league Wal> a goal of our!>,·· <,aid St. Geme. as she nur.,ed her previously injured 10111 111 J bucket of ice water. "Thi!. '' mv -.econd true race hal·k laltl·r 1n1uring her..elf at the Sunny I lillo; irwHational Sept. 18), '" I \\a' u<.mg endurance and ... 1rength I lrnc.J gamed from I.he lasl track '>e&>on." St. ( .eme added thal she placed first lac,1 year in I.he same rnmpetilion wilh I.he same time. ll1e ~rls lt'am fi nished with 36 poml'>, followed by Northwood 1J1.llh 4B. fr\oru (6.C)), Laguna lka1 h ( 11 ll and llrnvcrsity (114). \urnnl'r said he told St. Geme 111 go all our in thii. meet, but af ll·r c,lw took .1 <,izahle lead arter rlw fir-.. 1 two irnle!>, he told her to BALDWIN Continued from Al I the fou1haJI team W-cl.'> not allowed In pract1t{' in <,houlder pads dur- ing a hye wet'k. Bauem)eister 1 .1lled tlw < ·11 offices Oct. 28 to .1-.k about th1· ruling. ·rr you l'xamme our rule book. there ,., 110 'pecific mention of 1 he byl' week," said Rob Wigod, <.If' a ....... 1.,tant commissioner in < harge of football. "I would say the va't majority or violations are -.c.·lf reported. !here is absolutely no doubt that there was no inten- 1 ion to nrcunwent the rules or gain a rompetilive edge by Costa Mesa or Baldwin. Costa Mesa has heen honest and forthright" Wigod said memos had been M>nt out by I.he CIF lo all head football coaches and athletic di- rectors in January and igain in Augui.t reganilng bye week rules. Dave Pertdm was tflt Costa Mesa football roach and athletk director. He was fired from both posts July 23, six weeks before Costa Mesa's first football game. BaJdwin was elevated from assist- ant to head coach Aug. 11 . Po,,tlff, \.osta Mesa's water polo and Sports Net West 2. Four uo games will be carried by ICVMD-TV: Jan. 13 at UC Riverside: Jan. 20 at home vs. Long Beach State; Feb. 10 at home vs. Cal State Fullerton; and Feb. 17 at Long Beach State. U>ach Pat Douglass' Ant~terl open the season Saturday with a home exhil>irion game aga.lnst Simon Praser University of Brit· isb C.Olwnbia at 7:05 p.m. The UCI regular season begins Nov. 19 at home against Cal State Dominguez Hills. slow it down so as not to risk a re-injury. ·she's not quite 100 percent yet.• Sumner said •Her foot is about 98 percent and her condi- tioning is about 90 percent" Allison Damon (third in 18:03), Hilary May (10th in 18:35), Nic- ole Slykhous (12th in 18:48) and Ahlia Kattan (14th in 18:55) were I.he top five finishers for c.dM. With the second-place finish, the CdM boys will advance to the CIF Sour.hem Section Division Ill preliminaries Nov. 13 at Mt San Antonio C.OUege for the 20th suaight year. But for both the girls and the boys. Sumner has higher expectations. ·1 don't want to sound cocky," he said, "but I 100 percent expect to see Anne SL Geme, to go all the way to state and be our No. l runner. "And the boys. after they fin- ished (Thursday's! race, came up to me and asked me if we were going to the ClF prelims. J told I.hem of course we're going, we're going all the way to Fresno." Ryan Guthrie placed first for CdM and third overall in 15:32 at Irvine Park Thursday. Kenneth Wong (12th in 16:15), Tim Scon (131.h in 16:16), Jack Turner (14th in 16:21) and Paris Salgado (20th in 16:31) were the rest of the pomt scorers for the Sea Kings. Laguna Beach finished with 26 points, CdM with 61 , Tesoro 67, Northwood 80 and University 116. "lltls is the best I've ever run," said Guthrie after crossing the firnsh line. "It was a (personal re- cord! for me by more than 30 seconds. It was a great day for me. but more imponantty the team. We're hoping for far more with I.he team." Second CdM finisher Wong af- firmed Sumner's goals after fin- ishing Thursday's race. "We would have really liked to win league, and we tried all sea- son." he said. "But our biggest goal is to get to state, and we will get there." swimming coach, was hired as boys athJetic director Aug. 25. That changing of I.he guard could have had an impact in the transfer of lnfor- Tom Baldwin matlon, includ- ing I.he bye week memos, Bauermeister said. The Mustangs (2-6, 2-2 in league) started the season 0-5, but still have a chance to make it to the CIF Southern Section Divi- sion VD playoffs if they win their remaining two games. vi don't think this will affect our team loo much," Baldwin said. ·Tue kids are resilient Whe~ things go bad, they bounu back. l was able to coach all this week (in practice). We have a game plan of what we want to do and we will stick to it. (Defensive coordinator) D.J. Jen will continue to call the plays on defense. I did call the offensive plays, but (quarter· back coach) Ronny Uevanos and !running back coach) Ray Romua will call the plays this week. It will be kind or calling it by committee.~ SCHEDULE roo.Y a..~ High edlool boys and gir1t - N.wpOO Harbor et SN View LMtgue flnals et Irvine Patt, 2 p.m. fOOlbel High~ -Orange at Costa Meee ,, Orange CoMt Coltege, 7 p.m.; lAgun1 Hiii• It Newpott Hart>or, 7 p.m.; St M..-garet'I 8t ~ Hiii, 2 p.m. Goff College men • UC Irvine It Ott W h Jolllfoohgi.ta It \Jlrg1nla Country Club. Long Beed\. ... ~women-UC IMneat F.a OeMrt ClaMlc If MocH9 T.,,.. ~In Palm Springe. HfOh ~ gftte -Sega Hit It ~ l..eegue ftna& It~ e.y Oub fWqlJ8I CM>. • ' - KENT TREPTOW I OM..Y Pl.OT Estancia High's Danief Cheesboro, center, finds a hole to nm through as teammate Stephen Ruby, right, clears the way ii Thwsday nighfs Golden West League action at the Santa Nia Bowl. EAGLES Continued from Al 1 tum. "We lost our two starting tail- backs," Fertig said "We had two fullbacks in the backfield for the rest of the game." The Eagle running attack gained 105 yards, but avenged less than 3 per carry. Santa Ana averaged more than 5 yards per rushing attempt en route to a 194-yard game. Albert Partida took a sweep left, ran through one tackle and bolted 53 yards for a touchdown on the Saints' first poaessloo. Ryan Sanford blocked the ema point to make it. 6-0. ' Kyle Smith returned a punt 59 yards with 2:58 left in the second quarter for Santa Ana's second score. Nelson Leon stuffed the anempted two-point conversion run to make it 12-0. The Eagles were forced to punt on their 8nt poae.lon of the second half, but the snap waa high. When the punter gathered the ball. defenders knocbd the ball out of his bands. Junior Tuk.apu plunged 3 yards for a touchdown OD the next pla~ A conversion kick pve Santa Ana a 19-0lead. Estancia aeated a few turn- overs of ita awn to keep the F.agles within striking distance. Following a th,n,e.and-out by I.he Estancia offense, Leon recov- ered a Santa Ana fumble on the F.agles' 33. Estancia put together a drive lasting 6 minutes, 34 sec- onds, capped off by Oayton Mills' 1-yard dive. The kick was wide right and the score was, 19-6. The F.agles defense clamped down again, forcing a three-and- out on Santa Ana's next posse&- sion, but an exdw1ge of tum- overs killed valuable time and Fstancia's chances o( winning. An interception on the flnrt P.agle play following the punt gave Santa Ana the ball on the Saints' 38. &tanda ap1n held for a~ and-out. A fumble on the Eagles' second o1fenaive play gave Santa Ana the ball on the Saints' 45. 1be Eltancla defeme again held tough. this time foJdng a turnover on downs after stop- ping the Saints on a fourth-and- ftve. Santa Ana returned an inter- ception to the Eagles' 28 on Es- tancla's second play following the stop. Four plays later, Her- nandez emerged from a scrum near the line and squirted In for the 10-yard clincher. Mills added a 2-yard ID 1:01 left. but it was too little, too late. "Our goal waa to go to the CIF playoffs," Fertig said. 'We came up short Now we're playing for the city championship. We have a one-game season ahead of us." F..standa will face crosstown ri- val Costa Mesa Nov. 12 at Orange Coast C.Ollege in the annual Bat- tle for the Bell. BRIEFLY 0 0 I I II t 7 7 FltlT QUM1llt IA-Ptrtlde U "'" (kk* fl!Jed), 1:39. IECOfl> QUM1D SA-Smith 51 punt,...,.,, (Nn felled), 2:58. 1\m)QUMmt IA-TaUpu 3 run (Mendez kk*), 9:51. &t -Milla 1 run Ode* felled), 1 :62. Foumt QUMTUt IA-Hernandez 10 nm (Mendez kl<*), 8:16. &I-Milla 2 run (Nn failed), 1:01. A-800 (..t.I INDMDUN.. MJIHltG &t-Cheeaboro, 11-34; Moreno, ~;Watson, 8-7; Miiia, 8-23, 2 TOe; Medine, 2-1; Mecla, 1-0; Cox, 1~1nu .. 3. IA-Mtlf'ez, 15-73; Partlde, 10.93, 1 TO; Gober, 6-20; de la Veg., 3-mlnu•14; Hernandez. 2-13. 1 TD; Taupu, 1-3, 1 TO; Smith, 1-2. N>MDUA&. MSSING &t -Watson. 3-9-2, 64; Cox. 0.3-1. SA-de le Vega, 4-4-0, 21; Gobtr. J.6-0, 12. Est -Sanford. 2.J9; Maclae, 1-25. SA -Smith. 2-17; Meraz. 2-8; Tabpu, 2-minus-1; Hernandez, 1·9. GAME STA11S11CS &e SA Aretdowne I I "'*-'Y~ •te111 .. ,.. "-Ing yercs.g. 64 33 ,.._.ng :.. r 1 7-1<M> l'Nl IWIUm y.rot• IO 12'4 ~ 1-3 ,~ Net .,..~ ne 347 l'\Jtl4ll MU 2·1U ~ ......... -1-3 4-2 ~ ytlldeg9 ,~ 2-10 Ttnw of~ 211.27 22!33 -Putn rMuma. I~. lumOl9,...,,,,. .. •• • Corona del Mar clinches league title Sea Kings' girls volleyball team sweeps Laguna Beach to finish 9-1 in Pacific Coast League. The C.Orona del Mar High girls volleyball team defeated host La- guna Beach, 25-20, 25-20, 29-27, Thursday to capture the Pacific Coast League title. Lindsey Ensign had 14 kills and four blocks, while Jordan Smith had 11 kills and 14 digs for the Sea Kings (21-5, 9-1 in league). Breanne Ogden and Britta Nielsen added 12 digs and lraci Lawson had 15 assists as the Sea Kings swept the rival Breakers. CdM hosts Newport I !arbor today at 6 p.m. Damion-Walters win •TENNIS: Jill Damion and Alexandra Walters rallied in the first set of the girls tennis championship match on their way to winning the Pacific Coast League doubles champi- ons Thursday at Costa Mesa Tennis Center. Down, 2-3, in the final lo Te - soro's sister team of Roxanne Elllson and Sierra Ellison. Da- mion and Wal[frs won 10 games in a row, lhe first time playing together, to become league champions. OamJon-Walters de feated teammates Miranda Young and Rachael Miller, 6-1, 6-3, in the semifinala. They ~feated Elll- son-Elliaon, 6-3, 6--0. Sailors return favor • VOUBYBALL: The Newport Harbor High girts volleyball team took revenge on an Oct. 19 Woodbridge sweep, defeat- ing the vtaitlng Warriors, 25-15, 25-17, 17-25, 27-25, Thursday in a Sea View League finale. The Sailors (12-11, 8-2 in league) flnlahed second In league behind the 9· l Warrton. Senior co-captain Kiley HaU Jed Newport with 21 killt, ooe au and dgbt d{p. while aopbomore Coco Yok<J)'Ua had 10 kilJI, lhtte ices and m dip. Senior 'JUyn ~ bad four tdlt. three ~ and 18 8'lltCI and jWUOr Bryana Carey ~ hlld .... kiDt and two blocb. The s.Don lillt Co~ del Mart~ at 8 p.m. ~winl~ • ... POI.Os~ ·=11£.:::~ - The Bishop's of La Jolla Thun- day that concludes the Sailors' regular season. Jovan Vranet and freshman Nate Castillo led the Sailors (17- 10) to their third straight victory in as many days with three goals apiece. Brett Auer added two while Telford Cottam and brothers Ointon and Oay Jorth each tal- lied one score for Newport, ranked fifth in CJF Southern Section Division I. Playoff pairings will be an- nounced Monday. The Sailors will begin the post.season Wednesday. Noni 'I"" fMwpoft tt.tbor 11, The Blehop'a II 8c:oN by Querbn Bi1hop'1 , 2 2 , e Newport 2 • 2 l 11 INilhop'a -Jemmet 2, Sardo 3, Mey 1. Saves -Chereshore 7. ,_ .,art -Vnanee 3, Caatlllo 3, Auer 2, Cottam 1, Clinton Jo rth 1, Cl1y Jorth 1. Sevea -Robinson 11. OCC to play for third •WATER POLO: The Orange Cout College women's water polo team lost, 9-2, to Golden Weat on Thursday at Cypress C.Ollege in a semifinal Orange Empire Conference tourna- ment game, and will play Ful- lerton for third place at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. Laura DeMeneces aqd JClm- berly Yarlna tcored the two goals for the Pirates (18-9, 5·2 IJl the OEC). Golden Wat built a '--0 lead it ftnt period'• end and the Pi- rates weren't able to recover. Undlay WUllaml bad five goals for Golden Wett (22-5. 6-1). Or-.. ...... Cwfu RCI Golden w.t •• 0.:... eo.t 2 ...... ~~ Goldenw.t • 1 I 1 -a Or••CoMt 0 1 0 , -2 GoWilt w.t-Wllllama 5, DnOmmeeo I , Ang.s.dt 1. Sewe - Oroc*l l OfMte c...-DtM•'** 1, >qrfne 1. s.r.-Dero-13, ~4. league doubles champlonships at the Balboa Bay Oub Racquet Oub as the No. 2tseed while Ge- ocarts and Langer are seeded third and fourth, respectively. in singles. Singles play begins at 1 p.m . today while doubles gets underway at 2:30 p.m . Semifinals in singles and doubles will start at noon Satur- day followed by the finals in each division at 3:30 that after- noon. The finalists from singles and doubles advance to the CIF Southern Section individual cbampio~LNcu4t s...-HHI 12, St. Marpm's I Sh'flee · Geoc:aria (SHI def. Huang, fH), def. J1cobMn, 6-2, def. Brown, fH>; Lenger (SHI won, 7-6, 6-2, lost, 3.-6; lee (SHI Iott, 0-6, o-8, won, 8-1. DouMe9 -Flynn-Hsu (SHI def. Wong-Mcintyre. 6-3, lo1t to Lee-Johnson, 5-7. def. Allen-Robertson, 6-3; Andrews-Cumming• (SHI won, 6-2, 6-3, Iott, 6-7; Graham-Heyler (SH) won, 6-2, IOlt. ~. won, 6-2. Sage finishes 2nd • VOll.BY&\U.; The Sage Hill School girl• volleyball team de· feated vi.siring Brethren Ouis- tian, 23-25, 25-20, 25-16, 25-22, Thunday and finished second to St. Margaret'• in the Academy League. Cat Dailey had 27 kills and eight blocb for the Ugbtning (14-6, 8-2 ln league), while Vista Mwphy had nine kills, six aces and 12 dlp. Senior Vicky Gu- tierrez. playing in her laat league game, bad five dip. Lions roll in opener • MBBTMLL: Kevin Da1afu scored 18 point.a to lead four playen ln double ftguret u Vanguard Uniwralty opened lta aeaton with a 100-60 victory OYer villting Shnpt0n lbunday ln the opening round of the Golden State ·Athledc Confer- ence Mede BubtbaU Cautc. Brian Roberti and Cwt Wat- eon eec:b ceme off the beocb to tc:on 14 and 13 poJritt, retpee· t.fvety, wb.Oe Brian llm added 13 for the Uona. Who allot 53" from die fteld (37 of 70). and 5°" hm thr.e·polnt ...... (10 of 20). 1WeM cWrennt, Uaat ..... v.,..ulid bol11 12tb·ianbd I !+bed Oylsdjn 81 7:30 ,,... ~ In ... llCDllCI at .. ~11. VanguMI -BurMtte 7, Delafu 16, McGee 0, K.lm 13, DupleMle 7, Roberts 14, Stroch1her 9, Barney 0, James 5, Jonff 2, Cotter 0, w.uon 13, Ro1borough 8, Henry 2, Botma 4. 3-pt. goal• -Dalefu 4, Kim 2. Roberts 3, J1me1 1. Fouled out -None. Tectmlcal1 -NOM. Halftime -Vanguard, 53-23. LMU edges Anteaters •WATER POLO: Loyola Marymount, the nation's 1lxth- ranked men's water polo team, ended No. 5-ranked UC Irvine's five-game winning streak with a 7-6 nonconference triumph Thursday a t lMU. Endre Rex-Kiss scored four goals, including the game-win- ner, to help erase a 6-5 UCJ lead. Junior Dreason Barry acored with 39 seconds left in the third quarter to put the visitors on top, 6-5, before the Uons' Brian McShane tied ~ game on a goal with 5:29 remaining in the fourth period. Rex-Kias notched the pme- wioner with l :54 left in the game. Senior Rid Merlo led the Anteaters (13-9) with four goals and junior goalie Joe Wynne had four eaves. LMJJ goalie Ian Elliott re· corded 13 saves as the Uona improve4 to 16-8. UCI hosts No. 7 UC Santa Barbara Sunday at noon IJl a Mountain Pacific SporU Fed- eration game. ....... ..... ~. Loyoee Mel fMOU"l 7. UC INffte t 8eoiiabv0.11--uc Irvine ., • 1 o -• LMU J 2 , J -1 UC IMM· R. M.no '-Noon 1, Bany 1. Sevee -Wynne 4. Loyole ... f'MUl't-Aex·KJ. 4, Wimer 1, ~ne 1, Aeynoldl l. S.V• -Elliott 13. I I SPORTS PHOTOS BY MARK C DUSTIN / DAILY Pit 0 T Corona del Mar's Wess Presson (4) puts up his hand as he prepares to give University's Joshua Cunningham a straight arm and pick up a few more yards Thursday. N:>ove, Corona del Mar's Avery Fenton, left, gets a hug from teammate Robby Richey after Fenton caught ;tpasn1 the end zone for Corona del Mar's first touchdown in the second quarter. Below, Corona del Mar's Brett Crowley (3) tries to break free from the tackle attempts of University's Mike Jones, left, and Joshua Cunningham, center. The Sea Kings hammered Uni, 42-14. Corona del Mar's Thomas Welch fires a pass m the first quarter of Thursday night's game SEA KINGS Continued from All ther momentum when John~on intercepted at his own 3 to thwart a dangerou't CdM pro- cession with time winding down before halftime. A penalty on the second-half kickoff return backed Uni up to its own 8 and CdM linebacker Shaun Mohler nailed Crooks on a sack to pin the Trojans at the I. A punt two plays later set CdM up at the University 29 and Welch hit twin brother Kevin Welch on a 17 -yard post 10 cap the ensuing seven-play drive and create a 28-14 cushio n. high originally an ornphshed in a Week 6 leagul' wm over CaJ . vary Olapcl. End Mall Hurw1er anti lack.le Carlos Corralt•, were 111 on an· other sack for the Sea Kings, who need only w1n at Laguna Reach Nov. 12 to advance to the postseason. rom Welch completed 9 of 16 for 171 yard., a11tl three touch· downs and abo earned eight llmes for 50 yard., and one m. Presson led an effective ground game with 118 yards and one m on 16 carries, moving within just 17 yards of the 1.000- yard plateau for the '>eason. Kevin Welch had four catches for 71 yards, which Sean Collins, who hauled in a 46 yard scoring toss from Tom Welch that final- ized the sconn.:. averaged nearty 30 yards on his two re· ceptions. 8100 -W 021 7\4 -42 fllST QUMrTER . u..-Johnlon 88 p.-from Croob (k.lc* failed), 6.'02. SECONDQUMm CdM -Fenfon 19 j)lla from t Wekt\ (Hummel kldt), 9'.37. CcM-T. w.ldl 13 run CHummel kidc), 6: 18. CcM -Brawner 1 run (Hummel k.ic:t), 2:25. Uni -Almada 11 pees from Croob (Croou run), 0:31. THR>QUMTER CdM K. Welch 17 P1198 from T Welch (Hummel k.ic:t), 6:48. 4.48 Uni Cunningham 10 pass from Crooks ( k1dt), 1:27. FOURTH QUARTER CdM Presson 4 run (Hummel k1dtl. tt 23 CdM Collons 46 pass from T Welch IHummel ludtl. 9 09 A 200 lest l INOMDUAL RUStlNG Uni -Jaimes. 5-27; Cunningham. 6 2S, Slade. S-7. Emrich. t -5, Pham, 3 1, Crooks. 11 gunus-24 CdM -Presson. 16-118. 1 TO.. T Welch, 8 SO. 1 TO, Crowley, 4 48, Brawner, 10-38, 1 TO, Brown, 1 2. Ryche 1 2. Mohler 2 minus 7 IHOMOUAL PASSH» Uni Crooks 11 25-1 151 2 TDs CdM T Weldl 9 lf>.1 171 3 TDs INOMOUAL RECEMrtG Uni Johnson. 4 90. l TD, Almada, 3 21. l TD. Barta. 2 23. Cunningham. 2 17 CdM K Wetdl. 4 71. 1 TD. Collini.. 2 59 1 TD Fenron l 19 l TD Del Fante. 1 13. PrP-Sson 1 9 GAME STATISTICS ftt\t 1h,..,..., ~ Ru..n~ .,d,a .•. q .. Pd:to1t'r~ v<t•d~•· Pds'"'"4 N,;1 rt1torn ""'' t\ • Sud" VMdchi•~ Nf'I V11rtj.tijft f'unl\ F"n'hit·1.o fumblf"> 1011 ~'•.iQ\ ,, ... , 1;iu'1dll .. T 1mfl cit fKJ'~~~·uri Unt CdM 13 21 i<> n 42 is1 ,.,, 171 11 (!>' ~ 10-1 7 0 &31 CH> 199 422 7193 4.2')3 ~ 2-0 t>-2'> 12 96 n 1~ ;>Q 4 1 QUOTE OF THE DAY "It wm 111:/y and we did our he\·t to gil·e it w them ... Dick Freeman. Corona def Mar football coach CdM's defense, for which sen- ior end Tayior Meehan was in- volved in three sacks and senior tackle Taylor Stonn was in on two, kept forcing University 10 punt and the Sea Kings added two fowth-quarter touchdowns to match their season scoring Croob, averaging nearly 200 yards through the air this sea· son, wound up with 151 passing yards, completing II of 25. Corona del Mar High's Taylor Meehan puts the clamps on University's Patrick Pham, stopping him for a loss of yardage. FROM THE SIDELINES One foggy, yet glamorous night with Judge Gardner A14 Fridly, No¥ember S, 2004 SPORTS SAILORS Continued from Al 1 but we were, too," Newport sen- ior m ld.lrelder. captain and four- year varsity member Jenny Thy- lor said. • 1Losl.ngl is tough. though." alon, but came away empty· handed wbe.n Newport goal· keeper Ci.Ila Lawreoce dove to her left to deflect a ahot by Moel- jadi L&twrence finished with fouc saves. • . The Sdon' cWw .....-1n an eqU&Uyaaq.aift. Dllind· en Alhlocl lief. Dua .....,._ ton and junior Jlckie ~-,-.a, stopped Wohettne . ~ and tent .,._ to bwatdl o.nlca Xalrn)wt, and Sienna Newport tallied aix of lts aeven shots In the eecond balf wttb an lnaeued tush up 6eld. Palmer. .. Taylor, aJong with j~or Sasha Grurrunan and seruor Lyndsi Foster, who each earned all-tournamenr honors. were kept extremt'ly husy at midfield for most of the contest ru. both teami. had difficuJty breaking deep into the other squad's zone Three of rhe Sailon' stroJl811!SI scoring chances came to the fi- nal 30 minutes. Senior Amanda Fallon sent a pass to senior cap- tain Reese Simmons for a one- umer that rolled left of the goat. "The mkl&eld ~~and the defeOM pa.;.c:l '~ •• Jenny n,.sor aal4 There WU Uttle ~New port'a ~mm In defeat. Players posed for plcCun. and then embraced an adjacent teammate in the f>9St8ame aftennatb. "It was like a fight for wbo could get the ball out." Newport Coach Knsty Cro-.s said. "Both leant\ were \O .. 1rung that no one wuJd hit 11 out." t-.4oel1adfs ~oaJ rame on one of the WolwnnL·,· o;cven penaJty corners faylor blocked a shot by Moel1ad1. but lhe rebound roUed to the WolvNmc'i. leading goaJ- ~corer and '>Ill' riOed ll mto the cage Imm 10 v.ird-. out. About 15 minutes later, Fos- ter's corner hit found Grumman, who cleanly struck the ball. But Wolverine goalkeeper Madeline Jacobs moved over to tally her only save. Minutes later Grumman took control at the top of the penalty box and found Taylor, wh0&e shot rolled a few feet left. Taylor. senior Julia Bernay, Fallon and Lara Schilling also fired shots for the Sailors. "The Joa la fn.attrath1g, but (Newportl " the belt hockey team I've seen," aakl Qou. who played foiward at Del Mar High in San Jose. "We have a lot of people who put their heart Into it to move the ball~eround and click on the field. These are tough girls." Foster shared Cross' senti· men ts. In tht• fir'>t h.111. the Wolverines earnl•LI thrt'e rorner'i in succes- Newport, though, couldn't get a shot off on its final com er at- tempt with the Wolverines stacking their entire defense within the penaJty box. "We did the best we could do aU season.· Foster said. "Th.ls is the greatest feeling in the world. 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""•~d ltt pnform Work 4 I u11lr ·• 1 1 m ' 111J~1.Jnl1al Compll'hun ol the Wu• k '""II IJP •IL"" ,1 ti f\lmely 190) days after the d•ff· 11t • """"""' • 111•·111 ol lf1r Wotk as \el forlh 1n 1111• N11111 •· lo ,.,,.,"Pd 1•.s11ed by ti.-D1~trict r d1lu1t t1· .nh•n• •.111"t~nt1~1 r.omplet1on w1th1n !hp c .. ntr "' '""~ ... 11 •r·.ull •n lbe assnsmenl o f l uu11rl.11 .. 11r>11n,1rt1· '> 11111 •,1111111, I 11 11 £l1<l Proposal shall be tt<.r 01111,1,rnwtJ ttv f~ul .i•1 ur•t v in an amount not l•·s· 111.11 fl N 1·1 111 I NI ( IO'l l of the m&llmum ·•""""'' ol Iii. But l'r u11· ul 1111 lu"ve of an additive Allrrn.1t•• H111 "•"" t a1hirP nl any Bid Propositl f, 111 111 1•n1L)cttm •I l>y Rid ~,, 1n1ty tn the fOfm dnd "' lh~ 4u11111nl 'N1uned t..hdll render ~uch Btd Pr1i1•1".il lu 11~ 111111 1 ~\pon"vr Mid reietted by the IJ"t111 I 6 No W•th•h~w•I 111 Bid No Bidder may w1thdra• .•ny Atd '• • ' ''"""d C>f '>1aly (60) days •fter lhe OIJPnmv ·•' H•tl~ Ou11ni; this trme, all 81ddeu shall icuar .rnl•• p111 r~ Qu•>lf>d m the11 respected Bid Proon• •. tl 1 lnh WAI~ Ttuouiih lhe 01st11c1 will conduct ~ Nfln MJ11•l.1lwy lob Wal~ for tht W0<k The Job- W•I~ win I•• • ,,,,11.,, lttd beamnrn1 •I 9 00 1 m on Nnvttn1l•r•1 11 7tXM Hodder s are lo meet •I Ofan1e Coa· I r ... 11~11c M•111l~n.tnLe & Operation!> Complea . lut ~lrtl ull M N nm.it Avenut belween Harbor ffoulPVJrrl 11,,. f 111v1l'w Road Call (714) 438 4646 tor m411 8 '\ub\t1lute '>el1111ty Provt\IC>ns of C•llforn1• Public. l;Qnfrd<I Cod~ §27.100 subst1tutlon of eha1blt' and Pqu1v.1lttnl ~ecu11t1u tor any monies w1lhheltl hy lhtt Orslrrcl to en•ure the Contrector ·s perlorm•nctt under thP Conl rart will be permitted •I the •f'QUt'sl .md tt•pense ol lhe ContraclOf and m lonfornuly with Cahlornl• Public Contract Code §22.JOO The lo1~an1n2 notw1thstandrn1. the Bidder to whom the Contllu I 1s awarded shall h•v• Ten (10) d1y\ lollnw1n1 aclron by the 01stric:rs Board of tru~ltte• lo ewdrd the Contract to such 8rdd~ to •Is w111t1n reQUHI lo the 01sh1tt to permit Iha subshtullon of ,,. urthn fOf retenhoo under Cahtorn1a Public. ConlrdCI Code §2?300 The fellure of such 81ddtr lo make such written requ11t to the Oish'tll w.rthlO hn I 10) day peuod shall be deemed a w11vu nl the Bidder's ncllts u"der CahfOfnt• Pubh< Conlnrl Code fZ2JOO 9 W11vtt ol l111111.1ld11loes The Dlstrtet r•st1vu th., 11&hl tn 1e1f'rt .iny m all Bid Proposals Of to w11vt 111ly trn•v.ul1111tr\ or 1nform1ht1ts "' 1ny Bid Pt~"'°' '" llw! btdlfilll 10 Aw11d of Contnd lht ContrKtors for the WOfll, 1f 1warded will bf' b; Kllon of the District's Board ol Trustte• to the respoosibl1 Btddef submltt1n1 the lnwnl respon5lve Bid PrQCM>ul If the Bid Propoul rtquwn BldtHtrs to ptopo14 ptlcei for A1t .. n1te Bid Items th• Dt1tncr1 aatectlOn of Alt1tnal• Rid Item•, If any fOf the dtllfmlnatloft of the low111 pm~d Bid Propoul and for" tncl11tlofl tn the '<:ope of th111 Contllcl to be awtf'dtd 1l11H be In KCordance with the lnatr1Ktron fot lldder1 11 P1tv..i1n, w-.. R1tH. '"-CtllfOfNI Ow~tor of tntt D~wtment ol 11\dustri.I Rllltbo111 flu o.1•1111~ the &•Mfall)' llftvt11ln1 ret" of P« •1em wtl"I 111 the loeahty in which the W0tll It lo be 1Hrl«IMd for tMt project eo,i.t o4 lhtM 1tsi.1-u1t.ons, '"''"°" ·mvAlllNO w~ SCAU'." •• N•ltlt ilMd at 1119 O.triet Adftwwt'\:!~' Offic• lnutlld It 1370 ~ms Ave eo.i. , CMifffnNI 916>'&. t"4 tt• ev•lltbte et tM fo#owlna W,. S.te w-.d• ca (0'1 The Contrldof ewttdM the Cltllt1., t fOf rlle Work lll1tl pay not Mn U.U 111e ~It Pft\'llltftt wa e rate IOf Ille c~t-of &.-h tlllllr relfld#e .,..., .. ,, ... , llllOll Ind. •tcU119'1 et Ille WOftl '"~ Nnlpotl lffcfl/Cettl ...... Diii, PtlO.t No...., !I, lt. ·2004 JOIJ T ... , ....... . ''-l•g ,_, .. . will hold a study session and publte hearin1 at City Hall. 17 f Ill Drive, Costa Meu, C1lllorn1a al 6 30 p.m. or IS soon u p()Ssrble theleaftf!f on Mond1y, November 15. 2004, for the study session and Mond1y. November 22, 2004. for the publrc hearing 1 Planning ~plication PA 03 42 for .lohn Gar rrson, authorized agent for ABCO Rulty/AI Mo11yeni. for a de~11n review to constrix;t 1 2· story (with basement) 26 un1I, residential town- house developmenl with J varrance horn bu1ld1na he•ehl (27' allowed 31' proposed) with .i m1not mod1f1cahon lo encroach 1nlo the front yard setback (20' allowed, 16' proposed). loc1ted at ZO 13 2029 An ahe1m Avenue '" a R3 zone Environmental determ1- nalton nempt 2 Plann111e ~plication PA 04 39 for JMftsu J Fox authorized agent for Soller F1m1ly Trust. for variances from parktni (7 specu re· quired. 4 spaces pro v1ded) and landscape selbac-requiremenh no· requrred. 5 pro posed) to leaah1e a dwelhna unit. louted at 703 Center Slreel '" an R2 HO zone Environ mental dete1m1nat1on e.empl for lurther rnforma l•on on the above applications. please call (714) 754-524!>, Of VtSlt the ofl1ce of lh~ Plan nine D1v111on. Room 200. 77 r a11 Drive Costa Mesa, C11tforn1a Publ"hed Ntwport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot November 5, 2004 F023 SlftllOI COUIT Of CAllOIMA, (Ollfll Of OIWIGl OWGICOOOY 5"9DCOUIT PIOIATt COUIT OfllAllOllS 341 Tll OTY DIM, POST OfRCI IOX 14171, OIAllCI CUTY,Clt2161-1S71, PmTIOll Of. a. FOi OWICil Of llAlll OID8 TO SllOW CAUSE fOI OIAllGIOfllAll WlllJl&Amoo4 TO All INTERCSTE.O PERSONS I P~lllloner .he Chen filed a petition w1tti thrs t.ourl for a detree chan11na nam•s as follows lie Chen lo .hJhe lte Chen 2 THE COURT OROf RS that all perM>n' inter· e$ted 1n this matter shell appear before this court at the hur1n1 1ndlclled belo• to show cause 1f any. wily the pet1l10n for ch1n1e of n&me should not be 11ranted NOTICE OF HEARING Date 11 -1604 Tune. Z 00 pm Dept L73 The addl'ess of the colll't is ume n noted ebove 3 A copy of lhls Order to Show C1uu shill be published at least once eath week for lour luccessrve weeks pnor lo the date 101 for hHrlna on the oellhon In the followtn1 news paper of ceneral c11cu l1hon pt1nted 1n lh1$ county Newport Buch/ Coate Mesit Dall~ P1lo1 ht•1 OCT t t , !004 Mwt«le lelr4 Cster, JUD0t or THI SUf'l- lltOll COU•T Publt1hed Newport Beach/Costl ~" Dilly Pilot October 22. 29, Nov 5. 12. 2004 f603 NOTICI CAU.-o •ot llDS District Hu"t1n1ton confertnc"e 11 9 am November 16. 2004 at Edison Hlah School, 21400 M11nol11 Ave .• Hunhnston Beach Any bidder f1ilm1 to atte"d the 1ob walk 1nd con lerence will be deemed a nonrespo11s1ve bidder and will have Its bid raturned unopened Pro1ect Documents m1y be reserved by c111in1 the Purchuina Department, (714) 964- 3339 ul. 4351 lhere 1s a refund&ble deposit of Sl!>O per set to guar antee return 1n eood condrhon five Cdlendar day' alter lhr bod opemngdlll11 In accordant• with the prov1s1ons of Busmess and Proleu1ons Code Sed1on 1028 15 and Publtt Contract Code Sect.on 3300, the DIS· TRICT requires that the bidder possess the follow1n1 t lu"ftc a llon(s) of contractor's hcen\e(s) al the lime the bod 1s submitted Class A OI 8 Any bidder not so hcensed 11 the lime of the bid open1n1 will be re11t led es nonresponsrve Time rs ol the essence Each bid shitll be ac companied br a brd '8c.u111 y 1n the form Of cnh. a cert1l1ed or cashier's check or bod bond '" an amount not less than ten percent (IO't I of the lot al bid p11ce, payable lo the DISTRICl The DISTRICI reserves the 111ht to reiect any or all bids °' lo waive any "reaulallltes or 1nformaltt1es in any bids or in the b1ddrna pro cus lhe Caltfo1n11 Depart menl of lndust11al Relations has deter mined the l!~neral pre va1hn& rales of per diem w~ees for lhe locahty rn whrch the wor~ " to be pttrformed for the Pro1 et I Copies ol these wa11e rate determina· Irons, entitled Prrva1h"ll W1ee Scale dre main tamed ill the DISTRICT office and are 1va1li1ble at lhe lollowrna website www dir ca aov II shall be mandatory upon the successful bidder to wnom the con tr act 1s awarded, and upon any subco11tr actor listed. to p1y not less than the said specified rates to all workers employed by them lor the Proiect The successful bidder and any \Ubtonh .actors will be required to abide by the OISTRICTs labor Compliance Pro1ram (lCP) The requ11rments ol the LCP will be discussed at th~ man d1tory pre b•<I walk m dtlarl Ho bidder "''Y w1lh· draw any bid lor a period of sl-ty (60) calendar days 1fler the d1te set fnr the open1"1 ol btds Pursuant to Public Con tr itCI Code Sectlon 22300. the Atireement wlll contain prov1stons per m1t11ne the success ful bidder to subsl1tule secur 1t1es tor any mon· in withheld by the DISTRICT l o ensure petfor ma"ce under the "8reemenl Of perm1ttin1 p1yment of re1ent1ons terned d111ctly rnto escrow In acco1d1nce with Education Code 17076 I l , Ille DISTRICT hn ~ DVBE parltc1p1tion aoal of at least 3 percent of the overall dolltr 1mount upended each year for con shuction. kel -~~ :T:1e1w -~_. ...... •-4.tT ........ Published Mewpor I BNch/COsta Mtu D•ll1 Piiot Novemblt 5, 12. 2004 FOtt Buch UNoll Hlcfl School Dtaltttt Bid Dtffltne Novein -.J Clf bl;1:.~a~OC:.:'!lpt ,...anw Purchnl111 Olplftm.,.t. OfYOf<ll'fAm& 102$1 Yort1tow11 Aw ., lltOrtCE IS H£1t£8Y HuntiftCI011 BMdl CA QMN tlltt Ott "°'"'"'* Project. Bid 1923 l . l'OOe. the CttJ ~ Edlton HIP Sdlool SAC lntroducM Ordlnlnce CM- Addition 12, et1UUM: NOTICE IS HEREBY AM G•IUllCI Of tm OMN t.h1I IN Hvn-art co.ca Of M ti"'''" l each U111011 cm Of C»ltA ~ Hl&fl Sc'*! Otatrlct of <AUf01911.·. ~ Of111 .. Covnty, Ctllfor-M A _ _. -·· 1111, ectlna •1 011f ~ ,......, .... ltl c...r-. -............. II• .... ,.,..,, ,.,_, to • '1QTMCT: iMr;: I llUM:I: .. r~ ._,to. IM ............. ,.._. !Wt..._..._, .. ..._ Ntldl l, _.., IV of •••to4 ,,. _..OftlM, -' .... c:o.. .... ...., ....... ,.._••••&wot C•••~•• ~ ......... a-·-H1 ....... c..v.... . .... ...... ............. . ........ , .. ,... .. :Mt_. ..... ..-...... .. _.. obteln a City frenchtse 1n Ofder to condvct sohd waste h1ndlln1 prvlees within the City of Co$la Mesa and est1bhshes that a franchbe fee will be set by City Council resoluliofl It emend$ Stchon 8·78 (c) by est1blishln1 1n rnrtral term of seven (7) years for the frandlise and amends Sectlo" 8 77 (e)(5), S.Clions 8·79(a) (c) ind Section 8-84(b) (I). relatlna to the Costa Mua Source Reduction and Recychnc Element THE MOTION to e•ve 01d1n1nce 04 12 frrst read1n1 camed by the lollo•ing roll c1ll vote COUNCft. MIMllltS: AYIS1 MONAHAN, COWAN, SCHUlla NOIS: MANSOO•, STiil AISDtl1 A cMllf1ed copy of the full text of Ordinance 04 12 •s posted 1nd may be read 1n the City Clerk's Otltce, 77 F aor Ortve, Costa Men rhe ordcnance 1s scheduled tor adopt•on et the r e1ular Cit y Council meeting of November 15. 2004. JUUIFOlCla, Oeporty City Owk Published Newpor I Buch/Costa Meu Daily Piiot No vember 5, Z04 F037 CITY Of COSTA llSA SUllUIYOf ADOml 08llAICI NOTICE IS HfREBY GIVCN that on Novembet I 2004. the City Council adopted Ordln~nce 04 13. entitled. AN ortOIN.ANCf Of THI cm COUNCii. Of THI cm Of COSTA •rs~ CAUfomQA. tiZCHQNG 4.4 ACllS fltOM C2 TO nc IY ADMflON Of aaONI l"ITITION •-02- 0J. SUMMARY OF me ORDINANCE rhl\ ord111anr,e amends thr Olfoc1al /11n1na Map of thr City 111 Costa Mesa to • hanae the tononfl dtslrnl from C2 (General Business DIS Incl) lo POC (Planned 0,.velopmenl Commer C••I) the 4 • acres located at t62ft. 1640 Newporl finulevard, A'Ssessor P.11t.11I Num beu 425 43? 01 and 425· 432 02 lo allow 1 mu1mum b•11don2 helflllt of lour sl0< ·"~ IOI the conslruct1on 111 a 76.500 s Qua r e I o rd o I I' c e bu1ld1oa w1lh a 3 level parlun1 stru• lur • THE MOTION lo itdoc>t Ordinance 04 11 t amed by the follow1n111oll call vote COUNCJl MIMll•S: AYIS1 •-hen, C.w- -. Scheeter NOIS1 •-•-, St--4 AISINT1 None A certified 1 upy of the full tot of Ordinance 04 13 IS POSlf'<I and may be read 1n lhe City Clerk's OH11 • 77 f 1ir Drive. Cost3 M~sa The Ordinance 1$ uhedulad to be '" full lorce and effect 30 day\ from Its 1dopt1on lull• folclk O"fMY Cfly Clerll Publ1shtd Newport BHch/Co5t• Mesa Dally P 1 lo l Nov t m b er 5. 2004 f 036 --.-- MUCATIOlt Tht Co•lll Mn1 Zonlnc Adm1"1st11tor will rendlr 1 dectsoon on ~. Mft..e.er II, 2004 ot u soon u possible thereafter. on the fol lowt"I Items I Catensro" of tlrne fOf M1"ot 01111n Review ZA 03·63 for Ptul Schuler and l 1nd1 Ml· her. for a 1,571 sq. ft .. 2 story addlhon to 1 s11111e f•mlly rn1d9llC4t, loc1ted al ~9 At>Me Way In an A I ione. Env.lrotl'-hl 1tfttrl!M· netlotl. uernpt l Minor Conddlonel UM f'1r111tt lA 04-M fot Otlver Bqlo, authoflM •aent for Comnto11· w .. n h r 1r111ere, to 1llow the Ult of ... llollc: .,..,.. ''" ,... 11 P·"'. and to lfltow W.. t ntert1l"1M11t '"' pit' "on d...clllt. l0t MM· trt'e Sttellllout• (for"*~ 0 touto Gttl), ltetted •• I.SJ Mm ~ifle TC NM (MtrONMftllf ........ ...uo.i: ... . l ...... o.a. ...... lMM•72 -~ ..... ... 0it•11 fllfQw11 ... ·~ •• .... llCt .... .. ft, """I IMlt ..... e ... I l.CIZI ~ .. I ... .. ~}' .... . .,..a. ... -. ~., ..... KE.NT TREPTOW I DAILY PILOT Newport Harbor's lyndsi Foster, left, cuts around Harvard-Westiake's Hana Qugana on Thursday. to allow 1 toilet a"d IN m the 1an11/laundr 1 room, toe1ted al 375 Esther Str11t In an Rl zone. E"vlronmental determrn1tlon· Utffif)I 4 Minor Dasen R1v11w ZA -04·81 f or Al1n McK1"ney, 1uthorlzed a1ent tor Candy Smrth, fOf 1 100 sq ft. 2nd· floor eapi1ns1cm to an u1sltnfl 2 story town house. located 1t 2158-B San Michel In an R2-MO zone. Envtronme"t•I determrnahon eaempt. 5 Minor Cond1t!C)n1t Use Permit ZA·04·87 tor Aslrtd Welzel. authouzed aaent 101 leremy/Pey ton, to l11alire a bath room in an es1sl'"I detached structure contam1n2 a aaraae a"d bedroom, located at 234 ( 15th Street i" an R2 MD zone Environment1I delerm1n1t10n uempt Published Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Ptlol November 5, 2004 F024 llOllCIOf MUCllMM NOTICE IS H[R[BY 111ven thal a public he11101 will be held by the Costa Men City Council on Monday, November t 5, 2004. at ti·JO pm .• 111 the Council Chamben of City Hill, 11 Fair Drive. on the tollo•rna •len• A resoluhon re1ard1n1 consolid11ton of Access Appeals Board and the 8ulldin1. Fire and HOUSl"I Boerd ol ~ peals. ind a propo$td ordinance 1mendm1 the Costa Mesa Munk:1p1I Code Sectton 5·3. of Title 5, Ch1pter I re1¥d•ne "Appe11s· from d1term1n1tlons and orders by the bulldtna otf1ciel and the des111 nation of the plann'"fl comm•SSIO" H the boatd ot appeals If THE AfOREMCN TIONED ACTION IS CHALLENGED IN COURT, the ch1llen1e may be llm1ted to only those 1\sue~ raised at the public hearina described 1n the notice, or 1n w111ten correspondence deh~ered to the City Council at. or prlOI lo the publte hea11na. NOTICE IS FURTHER GMN thal al lhe above lime and place. all 1oterested persons m1y appear and be heMd by the City Council o" the above item JUUlfOlCI« Deporty Clry Owk Publ1slied Nawporl Beacil/Cost• Mesa D11ly Pilot No vember 5. 2004 F035 Ac-. ..... .......... The followlna persons ire dom1 buslnns as: 1) United States City Golf Champlo"sh1ps, Inc • b) USCG Cher1ltt1, 2620 E Coast Hllhw•y, Coron• del M11. CA 926ZS U"lt•d Slates Clty Golf Champ10"1hips, Inc (CA). 2620 [ Coest Hl1hway. Coron• del M1r,CA !n6ZS Tlus busl"tts is con dueled by a rt0"·prollt cOfponllon Have you started dome busmess yel7 No United St1tt1 City Golf Ch1mplonshlps, Inc • Bryan M cD0"1 ld President This st1t1ment wu llled wtth the Co1mly Clerk of Or1n1• County on ll./OZ'04 tooe•OMJH Dilly Plk>t Nov 5. 12. 19, 26. 2004 f03' Re-.. ... ...... The fotiqwlnc persont .... dolll& blltlMu u : Ful1h h r.111•, 8331 llllliMo Drive, HuntlftllOft 8-dl, CA tlMI Oorla ..... ....... ..... IU1 Mlluo Drlu, ~011 .. tdl, CA ... .... joy ....... , lJAN.MIMo • .__., c. ... Sr ~:w:-.... "ie. Holtltqtoe ....._ CA .... ..... , ............. IDIA.Meino.~ CA~ ,... ................ .... .,, ...... .......... ................... ......... ," .. ....... ............. -*' ..... ~--.. ~ ..... ~~ Mtr'JIJll The following persons are doina buslnna as· Sll1wn Michael Droke P1111tin1s. 442 R1varslde Ave .. IMWl)Oft Beach. CA 92663 Sllawn Mlcheel Droke. 442 Riverside Ave •• Newport Beach. CA 92663 This bu$illeSs 1s con· ducted by. an •nd1v1du1l Have you started doln1 business yet? Yes. June lat, 04 Shawn Michael Orokt This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oran1e County on 10/15/04 2004 I004 sa 2 Darty Pilot Oct 22, 29. Nov. 5. lZ. 2004 F601 .......... .......... The follow1n1 persons are do1n1 business as Chrid11n Ol1est. 881 Oover Drive, Surte 100. Newport Beach CA 92663 Abundant Lrfe Media Inc (CA). 881 Dover Drive. Suite 100, New port Buch, CA 92663 This busmen 1s con ducted by a corporation Have you sterted do1n1 buslneu yel 7 No Abund1nt life Med11 Andrew Lawler Pr es• dent lh1s 5falement wn fried .. 1th the County Clerk of Oranae County on 11/02/04 HCM.oe••oo 011ly Piiot Nov 5. 12. 19 26, 2004 FOJJ Attllm ..... ....... The lolfow1n1 petsons are doonc business IS it) G. force Molor Sport, b) Senlurus. •695 Mac Atthur Court. 11th floor Newport Beach CA 92660 Rezvano Holdrnas. LLC (CA), ~95 M1cAtthur Court. l llh floor , Newport Buch CA 92660 This business rs con ducted by. l1m1ted L11b1hty Co Have you started do•"I business yet' Yts. 10/01/2004 R11vano Hoklrnp. LLC. ferris Re1v:1n1, M""'I., Th" st1temenl WIS fried with the C-Ounty Clerh of Or 1n1e Cou"ty on 11/02/04 20046006399 Dall1 Pilot Nov. 5, 12, 19. 26. 2004 f029 .......... ........ The follow1n1 person& ere doin1 business as SB Construcllon Co , 5641 Oone1st• Wttlll, Westmrns ter. CA 92683 Steve Belany, 5641 Doncaster W1fll, Wast · minsl ... CA 92683 Th11 business rs con- ducted by a" lnd11/tdu1I Have you slarted cloinl business yet? No Steve B1lany Thts 1t1te"'ent w11 llltd With the County Cltrll of Of a"I' County on 10/15/04 70CMI004MO Daily Pllqt Ocl 22, 21, Hew 5. 12. 2004 flOO The lollow1n1 persons ere doin& business H MER Hearln1 Saolus. Inc. (CA). 1211 West Laf'atme Avenue. STE 610. Anaheim, CA 91.801· 2883 Sonus-USA, Ille (WA). 5000 Chu hlrt Lue North, Plymouth. MN 55446 This bualneu is con· ducted by· 1 cOfpontlon Have yCMi started dome busrntu yet? Yes. 04/29/2004 Sonus USA, Inc Paul O'Amk:o, I/ice President This statement •H filed with the County Clf!fk of Or anee County on 10/19,/04 2004'°°4707 Daily Pllol Oct. 29. Nov. 5. 12, 19. 2004 f606 fkllm ..... .......... The followln& pe1 son$ are do1n1 busmtts as Sea1111 f ulldtnc Co . 2 Maple Run Ferm Ladlt1 R•nch, Caf1forn11 92694 Pyr1m1d Unlrmcted. Inc (CA), 2 Maple Run flfm, tadera Ra"ch, Cahforn11 92694 This business '' con dueled by a corporalion Have you sttrted do1n1 "business yet7 Yes, 09/01/2004 Pyramid Unlimited. Inc • Robert F111s. Officer, P1n1dent This st1tement was hied with the Collnty Clerk of Dr•n1e Cou"IY on 10/18/04 !004.....0S Da•ly Pilot Oct. Z9. Nov. 5, IZ. 19. 2004 F61 I .......... .......... The followrne persons 11e do1n1 business IS T lu1ury Apperel. 729 W 26th St , 8 ·2. Costa Mesa. CA 92627 J.A K Oescn ServteH Inc: (CA). 729 W 16th Street 8 2. Costa Mesa, CA92627 Thrs busineu 1$ con ducted by a corp0t 1tion Have you star led dorna busmen yet7 Yes. 10/12/2004 J A K Des1an Services '"' . Joseph A K11fk1, President This statement wu flled with lh• County Clerk of Ofanae County on 10/22/04 20046005'71 Dally Pilot Oct. 29. Nov. ~. 12, 19. 2004 F612 Re-.. ..... ... s...... The followl"I persons 111 dolna buslnna es: My Chef Ray. 1074 Mls11on Ave., Coat• Mesa. Ce 92627 Ray Toalllu , 1074 Minion Awe.. Coate Mtu,CA 92627 • Tll11 busJ11tsa is con ductad by en lnclMdtl1l Have you at•ted dofnc bualnna yet? Ho R1y Totllttt Thia statement waa ftlad wlttl the Collnty Cltltl of Oren .. County on 10/15/04 tooUOMJ70 Dilly Piiot Ocl 22, -~ Hov.s. 12.2004 F:r.11r "'9111 ... ......... The followin1 pa11ons "' doln1 buslneu as· Tony's Su l 1"dln1. 22555 Olyrnp{ad Rold, Miulon Viejo, Cahf<lfma 92692 Tony's 1t Lllce Mission Viejo, lnc.(CA). 22555 Olympiad Road. MISSIOO llte.tO CA 92692 This bus1neu is con· ducted by· a co1 por allon Have you started do1n11 business yet7 Ves July 1996 lonfs at lake MlsSton Vieio. Michael Kham°', President This st1tement •n fried with the County Clerk ol Oran2e County on 10/26/04 20046005'25 Dally Pilot Oct. 29. Hov 5. 12, 19,2004 f619 A69 ...... .......... The follo•in1 persons ue do1n1 business u •) £rnercency & Safety Mlna~ment. b) also Emercency Safely Mtna11ment.com. 8901 Albatross Of1ve Hun t1n1ton Beach. CA 92646 Nicole Dee Hone. 8901 Alb1trcn1 Or Huntma ton Buch. CA 92646 This business is 'on dueled by an rndlVldual Have you sl¥ted dotns bu"ness yet? Yes, 10/18/04 Nicole Hone This sf111men1 was filed •Ith the County Clerk of Of1n1• Cou"t., on 10/19/04 20CMIOCMH9 01ily Pilol Oct 27 29. Nov 5, 12. Z004 r594 A69 ..... ... s...... lhe follow1n1 per\ons are dorn1 business u Pan Asia Mon1ohan Bar 8 0. 369 E 17th St •12 Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Siu Chun Chau. 16351 Oakrow Dr • H1cilnda Hsts . CA 91745 Lal Kuen lam. 16351 Oallrow Or Hacienda Hats .CA9\74!> This business 1s con dueled by hu"band ind wife Have you swted do1n1 business yet? Yes 01 16 2000 Stu Chun Chau This stalement was hied wtth the County Clerk of Or 1n1e County on 10/14/04 70CMM04127 Dally Piiot Oct. 22. 29, Hov. S, 12. 2004 f604 ......... ........ The folloW'"I person! "' doln1 buslnau 11: G&G E"terpriMS, 26892 CeMa R1at. CllPO Beacll, CA9262• G101tt Yancey, 26892 Catie RHI, Capo Beach. CA92624 Thia bus!Mu rs con ducted by· an llldtvldual Hawe JOU sllrttd do1n1 buslneu yel7 No GlfTltl Y1ncey This statement w11 flied with the Cotlnty Clo<ll of Of •na• County 011 10/15/0t IOOt60MSIS Deily Piiot Oct 22. 29, Nov.5, 12, 2004 F591 .......... ... ....... The followlna perso111 are doln& business as: a) f Y A.. b) fllASHS, C) FCharml. 4101 Al- addin Dr • Huntinato• Beach. CA 92649 Oenlel Mark Twomef. 4101 Aleddtn Or , Hu" t1n1ton Beach, CA 92649 Cherohe Parks, 17142 Courtney ln .. Hunhne ton Beach, CA 92649 This bustneu Is con du,led by an un•1tl0t purated ano1.t1l ro11 other than ii pat lnrr5hip Havr you started doina business yet? No Daniel M11k I womey Th1) st1temf!nl w.n filed with the Cuunty Clerk of Oranee County on 11/02/04 20046006401 011ly Pilot Nov 5, 12. 19 26. 2004 f02S Adllll9 ... ... s...... The follow1n1 per'lon$ are doin1 busrneu a~ San S1v11 RestilUI ant, 1940 HtrbOf Blvd • Cosh Meu. C11tlornta 92627 So"ta Queuda, 314 West Gumrda ln Ana lle1m C1hf0<ma 9280!> Mtcuel A&u1ta1 314 w. Gu1n1da l n , Anahf!1m Caltfor n11 9280!> Th~ bustne" 1s con ducted by a 1entral pi1tlnenh1p Have you slar led do1n1 business. yet? No Soma Ouend1 This \la1emenl was hi.ct with the Cou11t1 Clerk of Ot an1• Cnunt' on09/29/04 2D04'002t20 Daily Pilot Oct I !I 72. 29. Nov !>. 2004 f '>16 nc.. ..... ... s........ fhf lollow•n1 persons are do1n1 busint\\ •s KMK Auto sales 3910 f COfonado St •D Ana h11m. CA 92807 Ay1u11 Kurutn. ?7!>11 Oe Soto Av • < o~ll Mesa CA 92626 This bu11neu " ton du,led by an ind1v1dual H1Vr you star led doina business yet1 No Aysun Kuruus lhis statement wu fried with the Counti Clerk of 011n1e Count, o" 10/15/04 2000004SH Dally Pilot Ocl 22 29 Nov !>. 12. 2004 F597 Adllll9 ..... .......... The followll'll personi 1te dorna business as MER H11rrn1 S.Cvteea. l"c (CA). 4305 Barranca PKWY, Suite A. lrv101. CA92604 Sonus USA, Inc (WA). 5000 Cltesh1ra l 1n1 North, Plymouth, MN 554-M Thlt business Is con ducted by a corpor1tton Hive )'CMI sblftlcl c1otn1 businlss yet? Yn. 04/29/2004 Sonus USA, Inc , Paul O'Amko, Vlce Prasldent This st•t-"t was hied ••th lhe Caunty Cle1ll of Ofl"I' County O" 10/18/04 2004I0047ff Dlily Pt4ot Oct. 29. Nov s.12. 19,2004 '907 STARTING ·A . NEW BUSINESS?? The fllng Of~ Ac:8liout ~ ~ s..m.nt 11111 ~ flrlt Alp. We can Mlle you~ t1mt ~ ~ the ll'tp '° "" Onlnge County ~·Rec:onMf In Santa ,,;.. 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Costa Mot,CA92627 Tillt b1111ntss Is con ducted by: I CCH'PGflllOn H1wt JOU •tart.Id dohic .hslneu y1tl No 51veo.com, Brian Watts, T1-Uftr Tiiis stttement WH flllcl wlUI \ti. County Clerk of Or1n11 County on 10/l9/04 20046004114 Dallr Pilot Oct J!o!. !I, 12. 20CM ......... i;""-....... _...., ....... ......... . ... ..... .. follow~ , ......... ~ 1111........ ...... in.~,.,..... 'n.; ,... ......... ""'................ "" ....... .... "' ..._ n : lt•Mi!!l......_.•:I •• .._ ....._-.:.,.-.. a: .. .., ...... • n --.··~ •· .-. .._ ....._. 11: ,., ... llll!Mst S.'fk· Oat Art ,. l.liMft Alla,,.~. 191 .......... 11W11, ti. ....... St•ffiile ,..,. .... . \'.,\ ..... f'fua, ..,..,. ........ .. "· 1520 la ... ldt Dr .. Awtut, ··"· .. :zo. VOii ............ '50, CHtt "'••••r ••. ...... 2-ll lflilt.of -E. hr -~ ..... ......... 118 Via L-E:!~· dtl Mlf. CA :;i::g•rt lucti. CA .,-.,c,'912'1Z C.Ofta Mt Mw, CA Stlwt, Su1la ~flln· 1•2,.._.CA_.IL...... llJ. ..._.. ,_, CA "'"__, AIHHclrl CIW11U11e 121125 ~ ..... CA .............. ,T,. '2MJ Do11n1 r.,,, 1620 ,. ........ ,.. 12IO CtleM, Mo .... -.StMy ,....,..., JQ!ill ........ s Cutlty. 20IZ w. lltll St Apt,'· c:.u r., ..... S1itefll1. Satwfc1ttlt ~1...Cot-0111 ..... --.... Utt 11· ....._...._.,.a..cti, Mh AclltrlllU Cr •• S( lr•tol Sttwt, Stitt• ..... CAl:ll17 !!SIN V11 ~ "33, DllMM,C11r~ 2$1. Nt"l*I INdl, CA CA121U h111tt1ln Y•ll•r. CA 201. ""'°'1 ladl, CA 1Me ...._II,... t.aCwaHilll.CA1215J llllt ~ It Mfl· 12110 1N1 ~ 11 con tl10I 9ZleO •tM ~ • _,.wililll ·fllls ~ lit coa cklct.d *'' 111 lrldiwlutl Thia Mintu i. COfl duct.d ., an lldfldutl TMI ~ • COft• 1 ksiMu 11 con• """'rou «-W... 4uctd ~; Iii lnll'f-.i Htv. you statttd doilil dUctN 111 111 lft~._ual Hl¥9 ,.. dltttd ,_. dllctl4 lly: 1n lltdiYIMI dUCUd br. 1n llldlvldull ~ rttf Htn ..-ltlftM ..... llulO·~~,.n Y-. H•vt '°" 1tartad doinc bu.._, r•tt Ho ... _. rou •ttrt4d ... ...,,. JOU •t.lrtl4 doWIC Y•, OIJUlM ...... ,.., ... ,H,.,... b1111111S$)'•tltto Alau11dra ClltlatlM 1Ma1Ma11tlMo b~y1tH•o MIMluilMou• F•1tl1*~ Ooftna htry Joanne Miio Clltblt $8flcfJ Ntu,.a ,...,.., s CUfleJ llllt st#t.--t ... Tblt attt..-1 wn Thll •t•Wtlant wts 11111 •tattfl'ltftl .. , Tillt atattflltnt wn n111 1t1t1menl •• 11111 1tat14P1nt w11 fdecf w1t11 1N C.-tr file4 1lltVI tfM Count, flltd with Ult Coultty fllilcl with Ult County t11td wltJI ti.. to.int)' flW w1tl'I UM Collnty filH with trie Countr C'-11 ., ar.,... CcMnlty CW• of ~ to.mtr C1-l of °''"" CO\lflty Cltrtl of Or•• County C191'\ of Onnp County Cltf\ of Of•"P Collnty Cllfk of Oren" County on 10/lt/Oit °" UJU2/04 on lonMM on I0/2e/IM or1 tt/02/04 on U/OV04 • 10/19/04 .. UIOt'8• toe.._...• 2004600H 11 I0046MM0t 20MMMlt1 ll04'00Hto ftll••0041tt ' Dilly Pilot OcL 22, 291 Dally Pilot Nov. 5, 12. Dilly Pilot Oct. 29, Nov. Daily Pilot Oct, 29. Hov. 0.lly Piiot Nov. 5, 12, Daily_ Plklt New. 5, ..11i OtilY Pilot Oct 22. 29, Now. 5, 12. 2.004 F596 19, 26, 2.004 f026 !I, 12, 19, 2004 F614 5, 12, 19, 2004 FG17 lt, 2e. 2.004 f027 19, ze, 2.004 Fum Mow, 5, l2, 2004 FMC> .......... ......,.... fie..... ,........ .......... ......... Mila.... ...s..... ... s...-. . ...................................... *'-' Th• followlna penons Tiie fotlowlna penons ara dolnt bua1,,.,, •s.: are dolna b~lnla 11. Krystal Rle1n Cleln11t1 o.ddy'1 Cltl, 39 Gw Service, 2388 NOl'M Avt. d1np1rtll, lrvln1, Ca IA, Cosll Meu. CA 92603 92627 Alison Burell, Inc. W1ndr Wirth Cuzm1n, (CA), 39 Garcflnc>altl, 2388 Hor11 Ave. IA. nine, Ca 92603 Cos t1 Mes.. CA 92627 TM$ business IS con· TlllS business 1s con· ducted by-• eorpoJ1tlon ducted br an lndfwidutl Han rou st.led dotna Hawe you 11Mted EJ buslftels )'117 No business Jet7 Yu. 1 Alison Burch, Inc • Wendy Wttth·GUtllla Alison "lldrud. Prllldlnt nus statement was Thb statement was lllM with the County h'6d with the County Cltr1! of Or1n11 County Cieri! of Of•n11 County on 10/19/t)4 on 1on1,,,. 20046004NS 20046005124 011Cy Pilot OcL 22, 29. 011ly Pilot Oct 29, Nov Now. 5, 12, 20IM F591 5, 12, 19.~ f610 Ti.. foltowlna PlflC>llS Tiit fotlowin& pel'IOM are dolns buslMU n : er• dome business as: 81lnd E.1111 Gll*y, 351 11.ryptonlte Customs, 166 Old Newpoft Bl'td. 1305, Ambrolu, N1wport Newport B11cll. CA Cout, CA 92657 92663 Nidlolas W. Jlhlt. 166 Lilll Wlllt1, 6 C.llno Ambtoiu, Newport COUJt, Newport Cout, Coaat, CA 92657 CA 92963 Tllil busmess Is con- Tllis bllllntu Is coo ducted by '" lnd1vtdnl duc:tld by. 1n lndlvldu1I Htv1 you 11¥ted dollll Havt you atartlCI dolna busmtss y1t7 Yes. buslnns yet? Ho 7/13/04 Lisi l White Nk:holas W .llhle Th11 st•t1ment was This st1t1ment was flied with tlll County Ii*! with the County Cterll of Ot1nae Countr Cieri! of. Of•n1e County on 10/19/04 on 10/19/04 20046004 .. 0 20046004116 D1\ly Pilot Oct 22. 29,• Daily PUot Oct _N_ow_._5.._. 1_2..._2.004 ___ F_589_. "ow. 5, 12, 2004 TI\• lollo•lna P•nons '" dome business u Mi:sttt 0 J, 2283 LI l 111da Ct., Newport Buch. CA 92660 Daniel Glenn Johnston. !283 La Linda Ct., Newport BHch, CA 92660 This business os con ducted by an 1nd1w1~ Haft you slatted dolna business yet7 Ho Danoel Glenn Johnston TI\rs statement was filed with the County Clerk of Ounae County on 11/02/04 20046006.01 Dally Pilot Ho. 19,26,2004 Ti.. tollowint pettona we do1111 bl.lslnaa n · Muslct Classlu P .. no Studios, 20 Sltrflsh Ct • N1wport B11ch , CA 92663 Brooll Elwoblth 01v1S, 20 Starfish Ct , HaWl>O<I Beach. CA 92863 Thn business IS con dutt•d by an 1nd1vldu1I Have rou stifled do1111 buslnns r•t1 Yes. 1/2003 8'oolle Ehz1beth 01v1S This st1tement wu flle4 w1UI \h• County Cleril of Or 1n1• County on l0/26/04 20046005•15 Deity Pilot Oct 29, Nov 5, 12. 19. 2004 F615 Thi foltow1n1 pwsons '" dotnt bu$lnns u : Project Conslrlllnl Ser- vicu. 3CM42 Via An· d1lusla, Sen .lll•n Cac>- istr1no, CA 92675 Steph111 E GotUy, 3CM42 Vta Andalusit, Sen Ju•n C1pi1tr1no, CA 92675 Thn business IS con ducted by; an illd1wM:tual Haft you ftarttd dotna busm411s yet? No Step"9n E. Go*ey This statement "'" hied •1111th tbe County Cletk of Oranae County on l l/02/04 2004'006'92 011ly Pilot Nov. 5. 12. 19.26,2004, F030 .... .... ........ ............ .,. ..... , ........ a&: ......,., .. ........_ ... U6t ,_. Ot .. :tMJ"'t 811c•. CA 11)111 ....,,...., .. Wt SlliMll Or •• ..._. '-*~~"*3 , ........ le (Oft MtN'i:•ll!......, ,...,.,.. ............ ~rect• ll)laHoMtinl Tllfs stat1nMnt • ., fW II tM Ctullty CWl of Drtlll' Co4mt1 Oft 11JQ2/0il ....... '" o.1111' Ptlot Now. 5, 12. 19, 21, 20IM f031 ......... ... r.... Thi followlq ptrr.oM .,, doin& buslncls n ; C A. Custom lnlwlora. 9141 RUSMll Awe Apt I c. G•dln Ctoon, Call f Of nia 92844 Raul Gonzaler, 9141 Russell Awe Apl IC , C11dln Ctovt, C1kf«n .. 92844 This bus1nns IS con ducted by an 1ndtv1du1I Have you started ~ bllsoness ye17 Ho Raul C01'111le1 This statement wH 11111! with tilt County Clerk of Oran1• County on l 0/201()4 20046005120 Dally Pilot Oct Z2 29. Now. 5, 12. 2004 F605 Ti.. fotlowina f*'SGn• If• dolfll buslMsa ff' a) MCO AIJpf1iull. ~) '""" Home ~llub. UOO Adams Ave l2A, Cost1 Mesa CA 92626 Blnjamll'I~,. ..... 1300 Ad1ms Ave 12A. Costa Mesa CA 92626 Tiii$ business " con ducted by •n llldtvldual Have you slMted doin1 bu~ness yell YH , 6/30/04 8eniamon A Pa11t.tt This 5t1tement w1• hied w1\ll Ille Count~ Clerlt. of Otani~ Counl) on 10/26/~ 20CMMM»S614 Oaolr Pilot Ocl 29 Ho• 5, 12. 19 2004 F613 Policy How to Place A ....---Deadlines---.. Rates and deadlines are subject to change w1thou1 not1ce. The publisher reserves the nght Lo censor. r~clas~ify. revise or reject any clas~1fied adveruscment. Please report any error that may be in your classified ad immedJatcly. The Daily Pilot accepts no hability for any error in an advertisement for whic h it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion. CLASSIFIEIAD Monday .................... Fndc.1y ') CX>pm Tuesday.. ............ . Mondc.1y 5 OOpm -. .. . • BfTERTAINMBfT .,., EWnl 1310 EQUAl HOUSleG OftlOll\llTY All r .. 1 est•I• 1dvertos 1n1 on tftls newspaper " •ubject lo the federal f1lr Housln1 Act of 1968 IS 1m1nded which mikes 11 111•111 to advef'tlst "1n1 p<eftt 1nce, llm1llt1on or *tcllm1natlon b•Mtd on '"'· color, reloaoon. sn, llandteac>, f1m1l11I status Of national «•&In. CH' 1n Intention to m81 1ny wch pnflftnu. hm1t1 bOfl CH' dlscrlm111allo11 • TlltS ~ wrll not llt>0w1naty accept any 1dvertb1ment for rt1I nt•t• which 11 1n vlolttlon of tlll l1w Our re•ders are hereby lnfOl'med tll1t 111 dwell lnp tdvertlled in this MW1P1P1r lrl 1w11table on •n 1qu1I opp«tunlty 'btals. To complaln of dis Etlmlnatlon, ull HUO toll· ,, .... \.1100-424·8590. ' By Fax (949) 631 -6594 By Phon(• (949) 642-567X By Mail/In Person: l 30 West Bay S trec1 CoMa Me~ CA '1"2627 Al Newpon Bl vd & Bay St / Wedne'iday ........ .. Tue-.day ) OOpm Thursday... ..... WedneM!ay <i OOpm I Pl•~~ 1"'-luJt your name .wld ~number and ,.c'll call you h.ILk With I pntt qu<~C I Friday ................... Thur\day <i OOpm I lours Saturday.................. h1<l ay '\·OOpm Telephone: 8:30am-S:OOpm Monday -Fnday Walk In l!.30am-5.00pm Monday-Fnday Sunday ..................... rm.lay ''i:<>Oprn Index 1489 3460 MISCWMEOUS MERCHANDISE JEWELRY/ DIAMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS RalEstate Semces lO -... Ger..-Saile HUGE 00 NOT MISS THIS• 81ck Bay Villa&•. ofl Santa Ana Ave , blwn Unovet 11ly ' Monte V1st1, Entsode Costa Meu; Anl1ques/1rl, col lect•bles furniture. kitchen & sports· ware toys. clothes, ll1y11t.s. ellc:tron1cs. misc UN8Cll£VA8LEI SAT JAM HOOH ONlY T 12.00, 2 f1m1ly 715 ' 717 POOPy Ave, furn, Z C1lllry. Ethan Allen, etc i::t .... SAT._ 12i::t 1350 Cal11y Of. Movtila Seit, evuylh1n1 aot\ ••olna. coffH tbls. cll1lrs. sol1, ttedmlll, llf1Cycle, etc 1511 c ... tColooMHds Old Coons! Cold. silver iewelry, watches. 111tlques collectJl>les 949 642 9448 3110 ....... c. .... f0t AdootJOn SAT 12 4 00 P1tSmtrt Cost• Melt 17th & Su!>wlOI'. (Heat tD MiltrleB) 911i!M61-lZ72 -~r-.dled NEWPORT CONSl&NMENT GALLERY M'flQUlllCDl.Sl'all • WIOU~ ..... ,,., •Alall,,... .... ......... Oii •QIHIUYOU11 •Olllftllll• ... ... 0 t; ... -.,..i:w, ................. ............... ••IQftW WDGllHOWllOOM ... a. ...... ,,,.,., 3155 I~ Gal. Aa)tc Ill wats lish !Ir*. wsbT1 .... ~ of M rodt.. fSI. cat els sand. dllllr & ..,.,,.. 1BIS 31().261~ 2nd Trul1 Deeds Available tor Newport Beach Owners with Substantial Equity Loans to $5 million No Brokers. Direct Capital. FaS1 and Easy MIA ftal GtOQ lie. Ml 72t-1de0 IHt 511.. CM ollc space. 1ppro" 400sf. 129 C1bf1llo. quiet S650 lllbtc1t 949-642 5171 HOMES FOR SALE ORANGE 5400 COUNlY ColllMm .,..--:---:--::----UPOIADID Sf'ACJOUS ....., .. ~ ,_ SllOU STOIY Sweepln& ~~ dnllild pOU-corner erounds 1n prime 111t1M. llwatlr/Der1nlr to tr1Ct loc. 4bf, 2bt. ne• $SCM OM M!t-ti:Ml!ill6 & up I rt d 1 d k II ch w/aranlte counters, ne• wood/tll• floorln1. plantltlon shutters. f relhl1 p1lntld lnsid~ out 1695,000 Call Coldw1U Bank• Beach· side 7l4-968-l200. OftlSA'f.•1-4 ,,. ......... •vmr••"-" tiia._Snt• '" ..... ... ........ c.1••att SAVl TltOUSAMDSI We help seNers sell for a low set lee HELP U SELL South Coasl 888 548 W'l 4-PUX ~Inc-• Xlnl Cond. Make Offer Askona $850K to S94911 Paul Ac\. 949 290 30!>3 NEW CONSTaUCflON OPllUUM \ 2· S 33652 Blue L11nlrtn Panoramk conthne harbor vii~ 4br 3 !>ba appro~ l ,227st l c all•ch 1ar. Sl .800.900 Ed Conw11 ERA fine Homes C4tl 949 370 !>766 949 661·2784 ~llMOtSTYU CHAIMll. 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JUMI TO THI DUM" 11 714-968·1882 AVAILA8lE TOOAYI 949-673-5566 bilNllVHOS Movlna • Stor11e & O.llverln (t49}6H ... 261 PUBLIC NOTICE The Ctlil. Publlc Utilities Comtnllelofl requires that 111 uMd household aooda movers print tile# ,,U.C. Ctl T number; llmoa end cheutt.wa print their T .C.P numNr In .. M.er· hHfl'ltnb If yotl htW any questions et>out "" le1111t, ot lllOVtf, 111110 tr ct\tuft•ur, el#! ~ ....... , ..... ,. ••no HOW YOU SAY IT, IUSlllED CAN .-.n. "• .. • .. . .. T he Toyota Corolla Matrix, a crossover utlllty vehicle (CUV) first introduced as a 2003 model, receives freshened styling and dynam.lc handling upgrades for 2005. Matrix uniquely comb&oei the style and fun of a sportl .coupe with the room and udUty of a small SW for the price of a compact sedan. For 2005, the Matrix front bumper, grill, fog lights and rear light lenses have been redesigned to convey a higher-quality and sportier image. "Matrix has beea lristrumental in attracting a new generation of buyers to the Toyota brand," said Don Esmond, Toyota Divtsion senior vice presid,ot and general manager. •Many of tbete customen grew up wltb Import brands. For them. Matrix makes an attractive starting point for a customized vehicle." Customers can choose from three model grades -Standard, XR with enhanced content and the unique XRS that Injects a bl&.9ose of high performance with tts 170-borsepower engine. All Matrix models provide exemplary fuel efficiency, with EPA city/highway estimated mileage ratings u htgh u 30/36 mpg In the standard and XR models with the ftve-apeed manual transmission. New for 2005, the Matrix Standard and XR gnde models offer an optional Vehicle Stability Conttol (VSC) aystem when equipped with the optional automatic transmission. The VSC system helps maintain directional stability during cornering by manipulating engine torque and individual wheel-braking inftuence when it detects tire slippage. The VSC option includes a traction control function that helps reduce tire slippage during acceleration. Brake Assiat, also included. is designed to determine if the driver is attempting emergency braking and. lf the driver has not atepped ftnnly enough on the brake pedal to engage the anti-lock brake aystem (ABS). Brake Asslat supplements the applied braking power until pedal pressure 11 releued. Both the Standard Matrix and trammiaalon. The ahift-ltnked ~lodadoon The system unlocks the doors when the shifter is placed In "Park" and the ignition is switched off. Dee~for A!hw ~ Toyota deatgned the Matrix at Calty Design Reseudl. itl deaigrutudio in Newp<irt Beach, Calif. Designers call the theme "stteet performance utility." Unique •edge-web~ detailing blends sharply creased surfaces with rounded web-like contours to create strong. Oowing character lines. The three-window aJde proftle gtvea the Matrix driver excellent outward visibWty. 'lbe interior is as sporty u the exterior. with optitron gauges let in cyllnd.rlcaL chrome-rimmed lnatrument houalnga7 A front spoiler with Integrated fog lamps. rear underbody spoiler. side rock.er panels, and 16-lnch alwDJnum alloy wheels give the XRS an even bolder street performance look to go with Its high-power muscle. Venatiltty and Room Without Bulk The Matrix provides ample room for five passengers, and Its high seating points provide easy access and a command view ot the road. The XR and XRS grades add a driver's seat height lldjuatment. The rear seat provides a generous 36.3 inches of legroom. on par with many mld-atu cars. Matrix provides 21.8 cubic feet of cargo room behind the rear aeat. which expands to a mu:lmum of 53.2 cubic feet with the standard 60/40 lplit rear 1e&d>l!Cb folded down. The ~ roOftlne of the t.tatrtx makes It easy to cany ~ Jtema. iuch .. outdoor~· Tbe IOed noor 1a ~ 111 arid bAI • du:rlble. WMNNe IUdlce. n..ctown bOob and IWO ~MCI are ICaDdlnl ......,..-. met CUltocnen can Oulll dae ..... Wllb ...uable 9CC I I ........ ii a at.qO .......... Knen. TOJID(ll-.a .... an -11 LllJ roOf nck .ad J'W ' ..... coww. 'nlhlil"81fllll1Rlbd ro..-...,.., ............. tllllllll-.1•• IP• I tb*9Mllllltit-.., .... ....... versatility, the rear glass hatch can open separately using a d"5h-mounted release or, on models so equipped, the keyless entry remote control. Sporty Performance The standard Matrix and Matri." XR are powered by a dual overhead-cam (DOHCJ 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine that produces 130 horsepower at 6,000 RPM and 125 lb.-ft . of peak torque at 4,200 RPM. Four-wheel-drive (4W0) models powered by the I 8-liter DOHC four-cylinder engme produce 123 horsepower at 6,000 RPM and 118 lb.-ft. of torque at 4,200 RPM. Toyota's advanced Variable VaJve Timing with intelligence (Wf-i) optimizes power delivery throughout the engine speed range. The engine produces at least 90-percent of its peak torque from just 2,000 RPM to the 6,000 RPM red.line. giving the Matrix especially good low-and mid-range response. The Matrix XRS provides a high-performance driving experience. Its 1.8-Uter. four-cylinder DOHCengine comes from the Celka GT-S. along with ~t model's &ix-speed manual ttansmi.sslon. The engine produces 170 horsepower at 7,600 RPM and 127 Ib.-ft. of peak torque at 4,400 RPM. The Variable Va.I've Timing with Intelligence system adds an •t •for •utt" (Wll.-i). XR models and equipped on all 4WD drive models. Toyota Value and Peace of Mind Cutting edge in form and style, Matrix is also aimed at keeping with the Toyota tradilion of value and low cost of ownership. Younger buyers especially will appreciate the generous standard equipment that includes air conditioning with air filter, an AM /FM/CD sound system with four speakers, power mirrors. tall steering wheel, intermittent wipers, a tachometer and a dig)laJ clock. The Matrix features a standard digital outside temperature gauge. a feature commonly seen on more expensive vehicles. The XR grade adds power windows and door locks. a sport steenng wheel. remote keyless entry. height-ad1us1able driver's sear. variable intemtlttent wipers and a rear wiper. The XRS grade features cruise control. Customen don•t need to step up to a higher grade to get more features. The Standard model can be optionally equipped with many features from the XR grade, individually or In packages. Safety technology in the Matrix Includes muJti-stage deployment front airbags. preten'>aoners and force limiters for the front seatbelts and side-impact door beams. Front seat side airbags are optionally available for all model grades. The rear seat is equipped with three top-tether child restraint ~em anachmerir poln'"ci an1! the Lower Anchors and Tethers for Chjldren !LATCH) uniform child restraint anchorage system. Toyota's 36-month. 36.000-mile basic new vehicle limited warranty apphes to all components other than normal wear and maintenance Items. Additional 60-month warranties cover the powertrain for 60 months/60,000 miles and corrosion perforation for 60 months with no rruleage limitation. Vlslt Toyota of Huntington &a.ch l«aud at 18881 BMc#t Blvd. In Huntington &a.cit. Uall (888) 326-7114 and vWl tMtr website at www.tuyot,aof huntlngtonbMch.com. ..... 'tSftW01'ICllO ......... ~':°~~CASSETTE,_, 110,995 ~GIOll tOIU 'M fOrOIA SOLAU 8 CBl Al/TO. Al. 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Inc., the only company that off en Syiri.metrtcal AD-Wheel Orlve as standard on every vehicle ln tt5 product Une, bu introduced the 2005 Legacy 2.5 GT Sedan and Wagon at the 200& North American International Auto Show. The most powerful Legacy ever offered in the U.S. market, the 2005 Legacy 2.5 GT is powered by a new 250-horsepower interoooled/ turbocharged Subaru Boxer engine. Arriving at Subaru dealerships in Spring 2004, the 2005 Legacy 2.5 GT will lead a thoroughly revised model Une that includes a Legacy 2.5 GT Umited Sedan and Wagon, which feature additional luxury content. Legacy 2.51 and Legacy 2.51 Limited models, both available as a sedan and wagon, are powered by a naturally aspirated 2.5·liter boxer engine that provides enhanced response for 2005. With a distinctive fusion of style, performance and function, the Legacy 2.5 GT will deliver on the promise of a premium driving performance experience. Combining strong emotional appeal with intelligent engineering, the new-generation Legacy 2.5 GT will offer stunning performance while remaining true to the core values that make Subaru a unique brand: A boxer engine, standard Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive. a functional and comfortable driver's environment, a high degree of safety and comfort for passengers and renowned durability and reliability. MThe 2005 Legacy 2.5 GT is designed to provide the kind of sensuous performance that truly sets 1t apart from mainstream models," said Fred Adcock, executive vice president, Subaru of America, Inc." Legacy 2.5 GT has been designed to give the driver the kind of power, performance and control that instills premium-brand ca.rs with distinct and memorable brand identity." he added. All Legacy models for 2005 will feature even greater safety and high-value content than the previous-generation models. Built on a new version of the company's proven Ring-Shaped Reinforcement Frame safety structure, the 2005 Legacy models will feature as standard equipment side impact air bags, new side curtain air bags and new intelligent duai·stage deployment front air bags. The 2005 Legacy 2.5 GT is the latest in the brands line of excinng turbocharged performance models that Subaru has introduced in the U.S. market since the lmpreza®WRX® debuted for the 2002 model year. The raJJy·bred lmpreza WRX STI® followed for 2004, along with the Forester® 2.5 XT and Baja ™Turbo crossover models. These turbocharged All-Wheel Drive performance models reflect the brand's long-running experience and success in World Rally Ouunplonship CWRC) competition. Bold New ne.lgri Strengthem Brand Identity Subaru designed the fourth genetadon Legacy to express its more dynamJc performill'ce and nimbleness. and in particular its low center of gravity -a hallmark of all Subaru models. The pronounced wedge body shape conveys a law and stable presellce. accentuated by aerodynamic side ground effects and standard 17-lncb allay wbee1s on Legacy 2.5 GT and 16-lnch alJoy wheels on other Lepe)' models. Wheetbase of the 2005 Lepcy h.u beerj tnaeued from 104.3 lnchel to 105.1 lnchel and overall Jenalh bu been J.ncreued by just under two IDcbel for the Rdan and wagon model&. 1be Mdao'I NU gta18 l1 llfihdy 191 HI rd In •l&lJ panels" (Or a dlldl1ct rar appnrance, u -..~dldency. 1be MW....,....., Ii not OlilJ ...... to die.,.. but In ........ , ............ - supplies outside air to the engine-mounted intercooler, and tailpipe tips extend from the dual-muffler exhaust system through bumper cutouts for a sporty flair. High-Performance lnterc:ooled/Turbocharged Engine - The 2005 Legacy 2.5 GT is powered by an intercooled and turbocharged 2.5·liter, four-cylinder boxer engine that produces 250 horsepower at 5.600 rpm and 250 lb.-ft. of peak torque at 3,600 rpm. The engine shares architecture and technology with the engines used in other Subaru turbocharged performance models such as the WRX sn, but most key components including the cylinder block. turbocharger and intercooler are unique to Legacy 2.5 GT. Active Valve Control System CAVCS) variable valve timing technology helps optimize low 'and mid-range torque and high-end output. and the Legacy 2.5 GT engine is characterized by a wide torque curve for outstanding power at all speeds. All Legacy engines for 2005 use an Electronic Throttle C.Ontrol the driver can choose to shift manually using the console shift handie or shift buttons on the steering wheel When placed in MD." the lever can be toggled to the left for manual shift control. and then pushed forward for upshlfts and pulled rearward for downshifta. The transmissJon can provide temporary access to manual mode when In "D" by using the steering wheel shift buttons. Performance-Bred Oluala A new, stiffer unitized body structure makes greater use of aluminum and high-strength steel, as well as advanced construction technlques including hydroforming and tailored-blank welding, Aluminum parts include the hood and bumper beams and the rear gate on wagons. Using aluminum at the vehicles ventilated rear discs (solid discs on other models). The rad-and-pinion steering system in Legacy 2.5 GT has been redesigned for quicker response, greater precision and improved feel. A new, high-strength "cannon mount" secures the steering rack to the front subframe. A damper valve helps prevent the kickback and vibration that would otherwise result from the added stiffness provided by the cannon mount 9ymmetrtcal AD-Wheel DrlYe A Key To Brand Identity All-Wheel Drive Is a distribution in response to driving and road conditions. Legacy 2.51 and Legacy 2.51 Umlted models will ofter an optional four-speed automatic t:ransmissJon. with an AWD system that uses an electronically managed continuously variable ttaDlfer clutch to actively control power distribution in response to driving conditiona. 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Ma )Ull llllllllUUlll the - bMac low-Uy look. !be NisM Padifinder gco tqief. goet qwcktr and look.a UJU&ba dwl 1t lw Ill Iii enlll't 19· yesl:ik~ ~. the l'llhflllder ... u link ~ ltllll a llTlllJ 11<1sun pd.up -..1th an ~Med cab""~ !ht bed and extra le!Ming IO lakt fncnd!. or family on your 11'1\'els In 1996. II dt-.cloped llllO !ht farrulw unn·bod) ~four-door .,.llh a room)' intennr and a \Wldard LMUC V6 tha1 ..itadll\ grtW Ill \tlt anJ honepo-..cr Nov.. Wlder !ht heading of everything old '' OC'W ilglln. lhc third acncntJOll 2005 Pathfinder I\ f't\tmna IO·~ onii!Nl truck·hkc hcnt.age. f eatunng body-on· frame COll.\truet IOll and 1111 ~ thal apes the Ni~W1 Fron11tt pickup which 1~ alio a ~·fur '05 nan. 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The l.arJer di~ lllOIOr lhould make the Pathfinder even mare bvely on the freeway ex IClOOl:q drousti the bldt woodL A live-speed IUIOITWIC U11ru1lll\\IL"1 "nov. ~on all l'llbfandm. repl.acuw laii )CW \ fivc-;pccd manu.al and four~ ILIOmllJC. AldiollP bee modck come wilh l'elr·~YC aol)l, llllOll\lllC four· •11od4-M IS a -opil»<d lln)I Oiiier add-<lD allllall tndlldea ~ zont dlmlle rorirol. lc9lhel' ~ •llh healed fnn \Clll.•. JIO"C'l'·adJu\Ublc fore pemh. a OV[).ti...cd n.av1poon •)\ICl!l with 'IC'\'Cll-inch ~-a rear 1ea1 0\ D CIW01IJIVllCnl UNI , IOOOd-avnmtJ llllenOr, Y1Cl111~ nidio 11111 MP' complflbk 8o§c audJO ')-tnll .... th "' dii.c C:D Ch.anj!cr On dw: \I/ct\ udc. 11111-lodt bnlcr- are \lll'dlrd. "'h1le udc unp.r.1 1Jrtlejl' ill1d cc1hn1·lll0Wlltd \Kit 1mpa1.1 1Jr1M&' &re CXtn-<:O!il opllOll\ The llllCj( Plllhlinder ., clc11ly an uJlll'lldc lll boch \l/L and pcrforman« and 11 a rnort d11a't compcu1or tO e§l.lbl15hcd mid wed \J>C)rt·UIC\ \Ul.h a' the Ford Explorer. C'hrvy Tra1lblu.cr EXT. GMC Elivoy XL pluj other. providma dYec nw.,·°' 'iCab and all !he powa and 1J1110C IO lnln\pOl1 thcll <JCC14WU m M)'le and comron. Ni.-i lw a1to pllCICd -ant dl~t bttween tht Pllhf tnder and the CXJn.,any's compmct XlaTI. anothC'f audt-onenled ,,, thal lw l\:UI\ td '"""· fJmlllll loob and llldcd IJunl. Widi a bncup tlu111nJ111. and •1th !ht lleW Pllhfinder ~ the .,. I}. funhef pn II public llCCqlllnCC can't be ,.. beftind. 111e l'9d111e intt.rior. ~ I ~-~-~~-~-~~------------------------~-------------------------------J • T•-UaaiilMGU ....... iliad'T MtyofafuD ... ~enact IDd the~ llMlawlMMDt olUncoln. On .-1n .ily 2005, the new Mark ll' Al one Of Ive new Uncolna ibll wdl be Introduced In that time. • It bU lndllpUtable truck ~ wtth outstanding p.yta.d and towing capactty and ldda an additional level of ltyle and eophlatlcatlon beyond bigb·end pickup ttucb on the road tOclay. The Martell' olfm four full doon. front captain's chain and a full rear aeat, all providing ample comfon for ftveadult& 1be Uncoln Marte CT is lvailable In U2 and tx• cooftguradona with a 5.5-foot box plus standard bed extender. c..p.blllty Meeta Blepnt Deelgn Although the Mark CT ls an authentic pickup with superior power and drlvtna dynamics. what makes It a true flt for Uncoln ls its unique elegance. The exterior design ..u the truck apart from other pickups offering refined appearance cues of the Uncoln family of vetucles. Mark ll''• ext~or features a theme of chrome accents. Ju dominant signature waterfall grille, wide taillamps and thick-spoked wheels give lt an unmiatabble fam1Jy resemblance to today's Lincoln Aviator and Navigator SUVa. l.umry and Power The Mart ll' delivers with a standard 5.4-Uter, 3-valve Triton TM V-8 engine that produces 300 horsepower at 5,000 rpm and 365 ft.·lbs. of torque at 3, 750 rpm. The Mark CT's 5.4-Hter 1\iton engine usea a three--valve head design to enhance power and torque and an advanced electronic throttle control system that improves power response and modulation. The engine ls particularly well suited for a IUX\lfY truck due to its englneeftd·ln reftnemeou In eound quality. Engine noise, vibration and harshness (NVH) is limited by use of a tuned intake reeonator and Jaw-restriction exhaust system. Interior Lumry A lumry vebk:le must offer an exceptionally quiet, comfortable cabin enviroomenL The Lincoln Mart ll' does ju.st that thanks to its solid foundation built upon the Ford P.150 chassis, body design and eound insulation measures, which translate well into a Jumry vehicle. The Uncoln Mark ll' bendltl from a fully boxed frame, UquJd·ftlled engine bydomounts, thick window side glass, inset doors with double-layer seals, and more to help limit unwanted road, tire, wind and engine nolae in the cabin. The Uncoln Mark LT offers a modern design interpretation of the brand's heritage with Jumry enhancements such u real ebooy wood accents, soft Nudo leather seating surfaces and an indulgent level of standard equipment • puzzie dedica19d to !he automobile enchuliastl 11111111 lcrlOllt1edge d cara, brand name9 and ~ people from all 0"9r 1he wo'1d. Good luckl 1.lerwt ... ~ln1929 I . A wrench In Londoft e. llollunoul Ft ct.,-,'P •. ~~'°°"' 12. Mr. Tuclllr ,, ...... lll)tll 11. °"' ,_ lhndoll 17 ............. •• a1llfl drNit In otrdl9 a lllllw aellllNlft ..................... -~pobos It. lond'l ..... 11dt IO.""" II. WtgOn tm, once ................ 17.~FWD...-. 40.Ull~Hlfo ........ 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Even more amazing is the fact that you'll have a comefortable seat rn the thr rd row. The third row of the LR3s optional seven-passenger seating package can accomodate two 95th-percentile adult males /think big, as 1n six feet plus. Comfortablyf) Sitting side by side. those two 1nd1v1duals wrll find ample foot. knee and shoulder room. · . The World "T''ttiur·Fingertips. Packed wfth the most advanced user-friendly technologies, the LR3 is available with .a DVD-based touch-screen navigation system. Only two buttons are required to interact with the system -an activation button and a main menu button. Mer that, all selections can be made throught he high-resolution, seven inch touch screem. Furthermore, voice recognition and voice commands allow LR3 drivers to utilize the system without diverting their eyes away from the road.