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MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2003
·1N BUSINESS
Businesses bristle at insurance requirement
State law requiring larger businesses to prqvide
health coverage for workers is another example of
unwanted state mandates, they say.
Alicia Robins on
Da1ly P1lot
When California voters go lo the polls
on March 2, they could see a referen-
dum to block. a state law that would l'l'-
quire larger businesses 10 provide
health lnsurdflce to their workers.
Local busine<;s O\Ynen. and organ1za·
tions said the law is a concern, bu1
mosUy as part of a pattern of overall
government mand\ltes thnr are driving
up the cost of doing business.
"It''> kind of like wading out in10 the
ocean and being hjt by nne wave after
anoLher,'' sald Julie Puentes, Orange
County Business Council spokes·
woman.
The new law, the HeaJth insurance
Act of 2003, would require businei.ses
with 200 or more employees to begin
providmg health insurance to em-
ployees in 2006. Businesses wilh 50 to
199 workers would have to offer health
coverage in 2007. Firms with 20 to 49
workers will be exempt unless the state
providei. a tax credit covering part of the
employers' costs, and businesses with
fewer 1han 20 workers arc fully exempt.
A 1:troup of business orga11iza1mn11 un
Monday submitted pl'titio111' with more
than 620,000 si~marures tu place .1 reft•r
end um of the law on the March b,11101.
Puenies said i.he doesn't know how
many of the 300 bw.im•-.ses of varying
siws represented by 1111.• council would
be affected by Lill' law.
Most of •he quci.tiom. and rnmt•rn11
she'1> heard nr<· abou1 cumula11w in·
creases in lhe col>! of doing bm1m.·-...,,
she .. aid.
Companil'' nre laking multiple h11., 111
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the form of ri.,ang worker's compensa-
tion rns1s, expected 2004 increases in
urw111ploymcn1 in.,u rance and annual
Ul'I ancrea'>t."':'> for hlNne~es Lhal do
pruvrde heuhh an11urance, she said.
Al.,o. "bu,incs~es al\' 'liU reeUng from
1lw erwl").'Y n1-.i1>." l\tt•ntes said "We
See INSURANCE, Pa&e A4
UCI awaits
stem cell
vote in UN
Researchers fear a decision
tha t could ba n a ll cloning
of human stem cell s.
Deirdre Newman
Da1lyP1lol '
lH lllVINI. Scienlhl'> un earnpu'>
who wo1 k with o.,tt'rn cell-. are apprehen-
'1vt.• .lbou1 J vole the lJruted Natum .. i!>
!>la1e<.1 to tah · 10day on whe1her lO re<;lart
work o n a global lrea1y lhJI woulcJ ban all
do11ing u:,ing human s1em cells. even al 1t'o.,
for nwd1caJ re'>t.•arch.
1 luman !.lem cells can he used for two
l)'Pe'> of clon ing: reprod uruve, wlurh in
volvf'i. cloning another hurnan bean..:. and
therupeutic, which use'> embryonic stem
cell' .and change'> them to genem1e wh a1-
ever 11'>\lle or the body I\ needed lo lreal
and lllre disea.,cs.
While m m.1 or 1he world J).'Tee~ that re
pro<lun1ve donang should be banned.
1hrn• 1.., d1w.111n on the i'>'>ue of therapeu-
lll cloning.
PHOTOS BY DOUGLAS ZIMMERMAN/DAILY Pll OJ
Vi ckie Girling greets v1srtors to her decorated home at 114 Crystal St , which 1s guarded by a giant nutcracker.
In Nowmlwr. thl' ll .N.\ legal c.:ommil
ll'I' narrowly vull•d 111 po,tpone any de<:1
'>lllll Ull llll' "'lll' for IWO }l'•lf ....
lkr;111,t· 1lw vott• wa.' 'o t loc;e. 40 roun-
1111•' 1ha1 o.,upport .1 tolal ha.11 on cloning
human n•ll\, lt.'<I h, LO\IJ Urea, may 1ry 10
O\crturn the pm1poncme11t amJ 1111ro<lme
a o.,1rkt ha11 of lht•1r ow11 Tour the decked halls UC: trvirw .. rit•n1 i ... 111 '>llrh a:-Aile1'11 t\n-
der~1111 lool.. on till' move with discJ.11n
"I ht.'hc•vc '>lmngly th<ll .1 rnol'l.' tnlt'Ur
gent lOllr't' of .11 tann would Ill' 10 come 10
an UgJ'Pt'ment han111ng hunian reproduc
live clonmg, hul ,1llow1n~ '1 1e11l1'>l!. and
rc''l'ilrtlwr. Jrouml 1h1• world 10 freely
pur.,ut• thrrupcutrt d 1111111g wllhan the
bound1> ol '>trill 1•1hical guideline~,'' An
der-.011 '><1111. "lllt1ma1cly .• 1.., a <;c1cn11 ... 1. I
believe thal rt''t'clf< h along 1h1' t ou r..,e wtll
!ind cure' for man~ dt'>l'il'c'
..
For the seventh year, Balboa Island
homeowners give people a look
.at their holiday decorations
Luis Pef\a
Daily Pilot
W el and cold weaLher
couldn't keep nearly
1,000 people from
showing up to the
seventh annual Balboa Island
I loliday Walking Tour.
aro und the perimeter or the
island for beaullficallon purposes,
said Meagan Marriott, publicity
chairwoman for the event
lne home on 203 F.memld Ave.
is a1Tecliona1ely lcnown as the
fairy tale house, sald Hrika
Primeau, daughter of Mary
I lardesty-O ayton and Cary
Oayton. who have owned the
house for two years. Legend has ii
that a I foUywood producer built
the hom e in 1940 for hls glrlJriend
and that many of the whlmslcaJ
ftxtures of the home came from
i\nden.on , who wr<ilt.' ;1 lcnt•r tn the
I J.N 011 Wed m•,clay in fovor of 1ht•r;ipt•utic
dn111n>t work.., wll·h th1• llt.'t'\C lrvme Re-
<;earth Len1cr at lJCI, whu;h conduct-. re-
!>rarch for lrl•a11ng injury ;md disease of
llw 'Pinal rnrd
Residents open up U1eir homes
to guests so that they can see the
h oliday decorations The
proceeds of the event go toward
the Balboa Island lmproveme01
Assn., which uses the funds for
improvements 10 the island such
as tea.It benches and potted plants See HAUS, Pa1e M A cat named Oreo greets visitors to the house at 115 Amethyst St.
One 1ype of re'>C'arch 1hat would be af-
fer1ed by a l<ll.\I ban on human doning
1·xplor<.'' how paucnls can be cured using
their own DNA. <ihe said. The process,
called '>om.Hie c.:ell nuclear transfc>r, in-
volve•<, talong out the nucleus of an unfer-
tili.7.cd l'R& and replacing 11 with the nu-
cleus or a patient's own cell, such as a skin,
heart and nerve ceU. 1he goal of this pro·
t edure ic; to dewlop '>lem cells that won~
he rejec1cd or dc'>troyed by Lhe patient's
..
City wants to change church plan to avoid suit
An amendment before the
Planning Co mmission
would make the city not
liable for damage from
Prince of Peace's trees.
Deirdre Newman
Da1lyP1lot
COSTA MP.sA -The city docs not
wunt to be llabJe for ony _ dlmJI& ,
clalml or legal actions involving then-
cu. 1reea planted by the Prince or Peace
churdl along Baker Street or Mesa Verde
Drive.
Therefore, th Pll61nlng Comrni Ion
WOI consider adding condlUoru to th
church's master plan that would hold
the city blamele for nny damage
caused by the trees.
Tonight, the commission wllJ consider
thls and two other changes to the
church' masler plan, In the number of
~tudenta and in the use of the wallcway
next to the Balcer Street driveway.
Oiurch officials did not return calls
for comment on the condition, but
A<>mll nearby re !dent say It doesn't go
far enough. They wnnt 10 e the ficus
trees removed. ·u I U1p and fftll oo their property, and
1 break rny hlp, and I'm ln the h pltal
or l'm Incapacitated, I don't wunt
money," Gordon rate &aid. • 1 wont the
quality of tile thl\t I h. ve 1oday. •
Th P\annlng Comml$Slon fl~t con
sldcred these changes 10 Lhe church's
master plan on Oct. 27. Corruru loners
opted to continue the Item to allow
church and school officials to have more
time co work with the city attorney's of-
fice on the language of the condidon.
The condition has been changed so It Is
amenable to both parties, according to
planning staff members.
'The condition ts the result of a lengthy
effort by the city to denl with the 6rus
trees. which were planted without city
approval.
Oty officials 6tst made an efron to get
the trcts remOYed voluntarily and then
a nt a form~ letter to Ptutor Mo.rt Rog-
cn1 on July 25, 2002, aaldng the church to
remove them and replace them with
other tree 'Ole lettet, sent by As51stanl
Development Service' Dlrcdor Perry
Valanllne, stated tha1 flcu1> tree'! rnn
have shallow or surface rooting and
pose n dangt>r to city sidewalks.
As a matter of public safery, Valantinc
required that n1l 6cu~ 1rees within eight
feet of the public sidewalk along Mesa
Verde Drive Bast and Bak.er Street
should be removed and that new city-
approvcd tree£ should be plan1ed on
Baker StreeL The lener threatened t.hnt
fo.1Jure to comply would mean a pullllc
hearing to consider revoking the pennlt
for the modular buildings.
But ubaequent conversation• with
I.he plt11nln~ staff and the d ty attorney'
office resulted In so~er rhctonc and a
S.. CHUftCH, Pa1e M
See STEM CEU, Pqe A4
Daily Pil ot
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WEATHER
It'll be sunny end mostly
clear today.
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THINKING
ALLOWED
Lolita Harper 11
on vecatlon. HoJ column
will retum later this WMk.
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A2 Monday, Otcember 8. 2003
YOUR
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
Deeper conditioning
New spa offers
rejuvenation treatment
that goes beyond a
simple facial
Alie la Roblnaon
Daily Pilot
I n Southern Qilifomia. the land of
smog and skin·damaglng sunshine,
people will do just about anything
to get younger-looking s.k:in.
The Spa of Newport IS hoping to cater
to youth seekers wtth new Mlrvices such
as the "facial rejuvenation system.· n
new three-step treatment that combines
microdermabrasion, oxygen therapy
and vitamins and amino acids.
·we're bnnging high-tech services
Into the apa arena.· spa proprietor Usa
Nel'>on said. "Some of the Muff we do.
no one else in the area doe~"
Since Nelson opened the spa two
months ago, the facial reiuvenauon has
becom e its most popular offenng. It
take!> about half an hour to perform, spa
aesthctldan Karen Gile~ said. '
fln.t, the rlient'!, skin ii. cleansed with
ammo acids. Then. a
m1crodermabrasion treatment using
ol(}'Ren 1 given. Finally. an mfus1on of
vluupins A. C and E is sprayed on the
face'
·1t exfoliates really rucely. to a poin1
where it's much better than a regular
facial." said Barbara DIMercurlo. who
was having the treatment done
Wednesday.
DiMert:urio owns F.ssenlial Skin Care
on Westcllff Drive. which rents space to
the Spa of Newpon. She gets the facial
n>juvenaUon treatment once a month.
and she notices the dlfferen~
unmedlately, she said.
"Your makeup goes on better (after
the treatment!," &he said. ~You have a
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OEC.9
SCORE, counMk>ra to America'• amall
buslneu, will have a mari!eting and
promotion. workshop from 9 a.m. 10
noon at National University, 3390 Harbor
Blvd • Costa Mesa. The cost 11 $25, $20
wrth preregistration. Information: (714)
550-7369,http://www.scora114.org.
DEC.10
The Newport a..c:h Chamber of
Commer~ will have a Newport
Natwortclng luncheon from noon to 2 p.m.
at the Radisson Hotel, 4545 MacArthur
Blvd .• Newport Beech. The 8"ent will be
expo style. Attendeee ere invlt9d to
display their broctiure1 and buslne"
card•. The COl't 11 $20 to $25. lnfonnatlon:
(949) 72!M400.
DEC. 18
The Young Exec:utfviN of Ametice wtll
have Paul Motenko, dl1lrman of the
DON LEACH/ DAILY PILOT
A patient enioys a healthy vitamin fusion treatment from the hands of Karen Giles as part of a facial at Essentials Skin Care.
radiant. really smooth complexion.~
Oliropractor Jack GJanglulio, a
partner In Spa of Newport. who helped
research Its treatments, said the spa is
looking to fill the gap between medical
.;Ion treatments, which can be painful.
and traditional spa therapies, which feel
good but may not be effective.
For example, laser slcin treatment is
"not a comfortable process," he said.
board and co-dllef exeCYtive officer of
Chicago Plua & Brewery Inc. appear at
their breakfatt meeting at 7:30 a.m. at the
Pacific Club. 4110 MacArthur Blvd. The
cost will be $16 for members and $25 for
nonmembers Information: (9491
721-8686.
ONGOfNG
The Costa Me•• Cham~ of Commerce
hosts networidng luncheon meetings
Wednesdays from 11 :45 e.m. to 1 p.m. et
the Costa Mesa Counuy C1ub. The cost is
$14. The club ia at 1701 Golf Course Drive,
Costa Me.a (714) 885-9090.
The Costa Men Communlcato,.
Toastmaster• Club~ from noon to 1
. p .m Wednesdays et the Orenge County
Department of Education. 200 Kalmus
Drive, Costa Mesa. Meetings are open to
anyone who wants to Improve hi1 or her
public speaking skills. (714) 444--8783. •
The Newport Buch DfsdnguWted
Toastmutera Club 1300 meets from 7 to 9
p.m . Tuudaya at Platt College, 3901
MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Call to
make reservations. (949) 646-1274.
The ZJngen Toutm1st8rl Ctub 115f
meet. for breakfHt on Tuetdaya from 7 to
8:30 a.m. at the Village Farmer, South
Coast Plaz1 Vlll1ge, 3861 S. Bear St, No.
B17. The meeting 11 tree for first-time
visltora. Information: (714) 241 -1109.
"You can't go out in the sun afterward
... and there's too many people that are
doing it that are not slcilled."
Spa of Newpon employees researched
different procedures and even tried
them to see which warted best.
Giangiulio said
The ~ Is to oO'er holistic treatments
using the latest technology. he said.
The spa also offers more tradldonaJ
The Mesa~ Toutmut9rl Ctub
691 In Costa Mesa meets at 7 p.m.
Tue1daya at Meta Verde United
Methodist Church, 1701 W. Baker St.,
Costa Mesa. (714) 540-4446.
The N.wport <Antllt' Toatrnesun Ctub
231 meet$ from 1to8:30 a.m . Mondays at
the Irvine Co., 810 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach. (949) 756-1025.
The Hal'borllte Tontmut9rl Club meets
at 1 a.m. Thurtd•ya at Coco's Bakery
Restaurant, 3446 E. Coast Highway,
Corona del Mar. (949) 293-4630.
Lido tale Touunut9rl meet horn 8:30 to
8 p.m. Mondays et Fletcner Jonet
Motorcara, 3300 J1mboree Road.
Newport Beech. (714) 964-5314.
•Th• Consumer BuslneM Netwottt mMta
at 1 a.m. Fridey1 In the mezzanine at
Newport Gateway, 19800 MacArthur
Blvd .. Newport BNc::h. Reservat.ic>N: (714)
550-<'785.
The bteekfut .....,.., networtdng group
meeta every Wednesday from 7:15 to 8:30
a.m. at Mimi'• Caf6. Reservations: Angle
Stafford, (9491474-2225.
The '-dfic: 8ulfMee Xc:hange has
breakfast meetings at 1 a.m. Tuesdaya It
the Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd.,
Newport Beecn. Free for the first meeting.
services, such as facial peels and
waxing.
Nelson said the spa will expand and
move to a new locadon ln February. A
sJte has not been finalized, but it will be
in Newport Beach. she said.
The new location will have five to
seven treatment rooms and offer
expanded services, Including massage,
she said
(949) 640-0588.
The Newport Coast chaptilr of the AH
Lassen's Lead• Club, an lntematlonal
group for bu.iness referrals, meets at 7:15
a.m. Tuesdays at Mimi's Cafe, 1835
Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. (800)
767·7337.
The Costa M"a Chapt9r of All La ... n·1
leads Club holds a weekly meeting for
bu&lneu professionals to improve their
networtlng skills. The meetings are held
TuMdaya from 7:15 to 8:30 a.m. at Mimi's
Cate In Costa Mesa. The caf6 is at 1835
Newport Blvd. (800) 767-7337.
The Thalle Chapt9f of the American
Buslneu Women's Aun. meets at 6 p.m.
the fourth Tuesday of each month at the
Country Inn & Suites in Costa Mesa.
Information: (7141 55&-5700.
The N.wport Cham~ of Commerce
meei. from 5 to 7 p.m. on the fourth
Thurtdey of each month for its Newport
Sunaet Networtlng Mixers. Information:
(949) 729-4400.
The Newport Beech Cham~ of
Commeroe meets from 7:30 to 9:30 1.m.
on the MCOnd Wednesday of each month
alternating between a breakfast at the
Dally Grill Fashion Island and a noon to 2
p.m . luncheon at the Radluon Newport
Beadl. Information: (949) 7294400.
BRIEFLY IN
BUSINESS
Sales look good
for Fletcher Jones
Fletcher Jones Motor-
cars. Newport Beach's
Mercedes Benz. dealer-
ship, is on the road to
exceeding sales projec·
tions for 2003, according
to a company news re-
lease.
The tax revenue from
the sale of these cars,
about $1.4 million, goes
to the city, Mayor Steve
Bromberg said.
The city receives 1 %
of the sales tax, and the
state gets the reminder,
he said. The dealership
generates more tax rev·
enue for the city than
any other business,
Bromberg said.
Last year, annual sales
revenue topped $463
million. This year, the
dealership has seen a
14.5% boost in the sale
of new vehicles and an
18% increase in used ve-
hicles.
Teddy bears being
sold for charity
Robinsons-May in
Orange County will do·
nate $1 from the each
sale of a Gund teddy
bear to Oiildbelp USA
Group Homes.
The organization op·
erates three homes in
Costa Mesa that provide
residential therapeutic
treatment to severely
abused children be·
tween the ages of 6 and
12.
E&ch "Wish• bear
celebrates love, hope or
courage. In addition,
three 26-lnch collect·
lble bears will sell for
$15.99. A set of all three
styles In a 13-lnch size
will sell for $19.99.
The bears are only
sold with a S25 mini·
mum purchase.
Hoag construction
gets new director
McCarthy Building
Companies Inc., a New-
port Beach-based gen-
eral contracting firm,
. has promoted Max A.
Burcham from senior
project manager to on-
site project director at
the $127-milllon Hoag
Memorial Hospital
Presbyterian Women's
Pavllion·East Tower
project.
Burcham will be re·
sponsible for construe·
tlon review, project
planning and reporting,
maintaining client rela·
tions. overseeing
project safety and total
quality management.
Daily A Pilot
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Martt C Dustin, Don lJ!actl,
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WEATHER FORECAST
h'll be mostly sunny today,
with northeast winds at 10 to
15 mph In the morning. The
high• wlll be from 60 to 67
degrMa.
At night. It'll be ctear. The
wlndt, efter lightenlng In the
afternoon, wUI be bade up to 10
to 16 mph. The lows will be
from 43 to 60.
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BOATING FORECA'ST
NOtthwM\ wlndt will be
from 10 to 20 biota on the
Inner wetera. Tht .,...,_ wlll be
from 2 to 3 feet on • weet swell
of 3 co IS feet. Al night, tM
wfndt wtll be out of tht W9lt
and •bout 6 knou tighter,
becoming light end variable
owmJght. The WIVU w111
•Mnk co 2 fMt or am11.a.r.
Ftrther out. l'IC>f1hWett wlndt
wlll bl from 16 to 26 moia. :TM
'MYN w111 be trom a to s tMt
on a northwest awell of 5 to 7
feet. At night, the winds will
ION about 5 knots, and the
wav" will ahrfnk to 2 to 3 feet
SURF
Head-high surf from the
northwelt swell will continue
~most of the day. The 1'rst
algn1 that the swell ls baciing
down will be seen tNa
1ftemoon. Tueeday'a aurf will
be waist· to dlesc·hlgh et
wttt·f.clng br .. ke, conflnnlng
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WATER TEMPERATURE
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Shoe store taking shoes for a shelter
Sole Comfort will':" ·
give a $1 0 discount
on new shoes for old
ones to be donated
to La ura's House.
Allc la Robinson
Daily Pilot
f"ffiWPORf 8EAOi -While many people are thinking of the
fabulous gifts they'd 11.k.e to get
. later dUs month. Karen Lazarus
just wants old shoes.
Shoes that never get worn by
their owners may be of use to
families who spend time at
laura's House, a domestic vio·
Jenee shelter for Orange County
women and childttn. And l.Aza-
rus wants to get people's unused
ahoea to them. She's offering a SIO
dllcowu on new l!loe pwdwes
when people bring In an old paJr
of shoes for LAura's House.
t..az.aru., and her husband, Mer-
vyn. have run Sole Comfort. a
shoe store in Corona del Mar
Plaza. aince August 2002. The
store $pec:ializ:es in comfortable
shoes of all types.
"We needed a good fashion-
(and) comfort-shoe store In this
area," Karen Lazarus said. •Hope-
fully, we've filled that nlchC. •
The Newport Beach store is the
second for the lazaruses. who
moved to Irvine from South Africa
23 years ago. They also have a
shoe store in San Diego.
They wanted ro do something
dwttable that would benefit
their community. and they
thought the holidays would be a
good tune to do h. he said
As a ronner preschool teacher,
Karen Lazarus said. she Is panicu-
larly concerned about the welfare
of children.
"We've all got a lot of shoes that
we don't wear much." she said. Ml
thought it would be a good idea
to get gently wom shoes (to do·
natel.M
Laura's House development of-
ficer Barbara James said the 9-
yea.r-old organization can use
many types of donations. Lauras
House strives to reduce domestic
Violence through education, out--
reach, suppon programs and
shelter, she sald.
"We cefU\lnly are very pleased
with any donation that we re-
ceive," James said. •J>rlvate sup-
port is imperarive to continuing
service to our clients.•
l.a7..a1Us hopes customers will
be enthusiastic about the pro-
gram and donate IOls of shoes.
she said.
"l hope we need trucks to take
them." Lazarus said. "Hopefully, it
will be successful. and we can re-
peat It"
Sole tomfon. 837 Avocado
Ave., will offer $10 off the pur-
chase of a new pair of shoes to
customers who donate an old
pair of any type of shoes. The do-
nation program runs though Dec.
31. For information, call the store
al (949) 644-5939.
COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION PREVIEW
ON THE AGENDA
Here are some of the items the
corruniMion will consider
Monday:
NEW FLOODPLAIN
MANAGEMENT RULES
The commis&on will consider
an ordinance that would change
a portion of the city's code to
confonn with the Federal
Emergency Management Agency.
The agency requires that local
cities participating in the
National Aood Insurance
Program adopt updates to
floodplain management
regulations, flood Insurance study
and flood insurance rate maps.
In 2002. FEMA updated the
Aood Insurance Rate Map that
identifies special Hood hazard
areas in the city and prepared a
preliminary Flood Insurance
Study. The study provides
updated flood profiles and the
boundaries and water surface
elevations of the base Ooodplain.
It also develops fiood risk data for
various areas of the city that will
be used lo establish 6ood
insurance rates. FEMA will
finalize these documents in
February.
Clanging the code will ensure
the city's continued eligibility in
the National Aood Insurance
Program.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Planning st.a.ff members
recommend the com.miss.loo
pass the changes along to the
Qty Council for a first reading of
the ordinance.
APPEAL OF
EXPANSION DENIAL
The commission will hear an
appeal from Doyle Forth.
representing property owners
Tun and Uz Kuhlmann.
The Kuhlmanns want to
expand the second floor of their
house at 3379 Fuchsia St. On Oct
30. wnlng administrator Peny
Va!antine denied the expruuion.
Mayor Gary Monahan appealed
that decision to allow the
commission to review the project
in accordance with the new
residential design guidelines.
Valantine denied the project
because it does not meet two
criteria of the new guidelines.
which became effective Oct. 2.
Those criteria are a 10-foot
second-story side setback and a-.
second-Ooor-to-first-Ooor ratio of
80%.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Planning staff members
recommend upholding the denial
of the expansion because two of
the guidelines will not be met
and because the proposal
Includes a long. unbroken
building ~<le that creates a
negatfve visual effect from the
next-door property and the street.
Hit sounds like its just not In
compliance with the guidelines
and the spirit of avoiding the
big-box ld.nd of thing,~
commission Ol8irman Bruce
Ge.dlch said.
PLANNING
APPLICATION
The commission will consider
a request from Tun Roberts.
representing the Ussoy Family
Th.1st. which owns the properties
at 168. 172 and 178 Merrill Place.
The Ussoy family wants to build
a five-unit. two-story project with
an exception to average
individual lot area requiremenL<>.
Each lot contains a
single-family residence. The
existing residooees would be
demolished and the lots
combined to construct the
five-unit projecL
WHAT TO EXPECT
Planning st.a.ff members
recommend rejecting the
application because they don't
believe there are any special
circumstaoces that justify the
exception to average lot size. Also.
the project doesn't comply with
certain criteria of the new ·
Residential Design Guidelines:
the average side setback of 10 feet
and the requirement lhat the
second story provides visual relief
to the side yard through things
such as roof plane brakes.
"Even if the proposed layout of
the five units was modified to
make them more or less equal in
sli.e. It doesn't look lilce they could
meet the 3,500 square foot
average and sdll put in the
driveway to access the rear
uruts," Garlich said.
ST. JOACHIM PLANNING
APPLICATION
Kluger Architects, representing
the Roman Catholic Bishop of
Orange for St Joachim Olwch at
1943 and 1964 Orange Ave., will
request permission to renovate.
The bishop propo~ to
renovate a convent to mclude
living quarters for priests and
associates upstairs with
community service and meeting
facilities downstairs. The bishop
is also requesting a pennit to
allow use of off-site church
parlcing by people attendlng
meetings across the street on the
convent she.
In November 1962. the City
Council approved the
construction and operation of a
residence for teachers at 1943
Orange Ave. Within the past IO
years. the church has begun
using some of the downstainl
rooms for church meetings. The
bishop wants to modify the
building to better accommodate
the meetings by converting the
dining room. living room. chapel
and two of the parlors to
community rooms and the third
parlor to an office. The rest of the
first Ooor will be modified to
Incorporate restrooms for the
meeting participants and a
lcltchen and dining room for the
three priests and BMOdates that
will Uve in the three bedroom
sultesu~
WHAT TO EXPECT
Staff members recommend
approving the application
because the church has been
holding meetings in the convent
for about 10 years with no
complaints from neighbors. Abo.
the church proposes adding five
parking spaces behind the
convent. More parking would be
available across Orange Avenue.
"The city is asking if someone
crosses the street and tries to sue
the city that (the dtyl be held
harmles.s,. Garlich said MThe
church is trying to do this
selectively. So the Church. when I
FY1
•WHAT: next Planning
Commission meeting
•WHEN: 6:30 p.m. today
•WHERE: City Hall, 77 Fair Drive
•INFORMATION: (714) 754·5245
last tallced 10 them. they were in
agreement with the spirit of the
condition. They're 1ust trying tu
work out sorne language Lhat
they feJt w-..is a little too broad."
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INSURANCE
Coobnued from Al
don't hear about lt now, but It'
one of those things i.hat'• ~od of
looming lri thd background 05 •
conct>m:
~lng heoltlleatt coats llld
1tate·mundared ta:kt and fees ls
a worry for Rilndy GarelJ. presi-
dent of Grant Boys. the Cos1a
M~ outdoor and port gear
srore.
·AO of those thin~ you mix ii
lo and you say at the tnd of the
month, 'Gee, there's nq profit
left. Why wn I doing thb1'" he
De:mlt1
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GettU hu 18 employees
whom h provide. heelch insur·
ance with. but he's absorbed
douh~·dJgit increases for that
coverage ~ac:h of che 1asf two
)"l'8A and he tw had to ttduce
re~ ror hin ti and his wife w avoJd aski~ hi taf1 to pay
more for their IX'ncfitJ.
TI\e ~la Mesa and Newport
Bcoch chambers of commerce
opposed the oew health Insur·
nnce law. but neither has taken
ao ofnclal posJuon on the refer·
end um. .
Coste Mesa Olamber Presi-
dent Ed Fawcett said the law Is
another instanc~ of the state telJ·
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lr\g bua1neasel how to opeiat
"I woulddt choose to ba\18
them run my buSioest. and th.a~
what lhey're doing,:' he laid.
"The swe nu alre.ady pl'()~
that Ibey don~ know dkldly
squat about how to spend thm own money.~
Acootdlog to lnfonnation from
the Costa Mesa ClwnlX'r of
Commeroe, of the 5,111 bt.m-
nesses ope:rutln8 in the city the
overwhelming majority-4,830
bu.sinesse.s -employ from one
to 49 people. That leaves 28 t
Co&ta Mesa businesees that
could be affected by the law.
How many of those businesses
would have 'to make ch4nges Is
STEM.CELL
Continued from Al
Immune system. No sperm is
~ in thJs procedure. and the
cells are not tranSplanted into a
womb. Anderson said
Arthur lAnder, who work,s at
UCJ with the stem cells of mlce.
said he unde,stands the concern
abOut therapeutic human cloo-
lng because the proc~ for re-
productive and therapeutic clon -
ing start out the same. With
therapeutic clonift8, though. sci·
entists grow the human embry-
onic stem cells for only two days
and then divide them so they
grow into a culture of cells. This
culture Is then used to produce
the basic elements of various tis·
sues. ·aoth are cloning an tmbryo
-where you go from there is up
to you," Lander said
Lander doesn't believe the
U.N. should concern itself with
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TlJESOAY
The Dorord,y Wllffam Memorial
Lecture preMnU "The Epidemic
of Childhood Obesity and wt\81
C.n Be Done?" with Or. Floyd
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wants to Im glnt the unthlnkable. But just as you work hard to provlde for
your family now, life imur•nce c•n ~k• over that duty If something should
happen to you; caring for your children, paying for college, covering the
mortgage. •
A well t1'ought·out. affordabl life in,ur1nce strategy that works within your
overall f1n1nc11I plan can h Ip m t your needs now, and take care of your
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~ that of companJe1 IW'·
veyed In 2003, 951' of dlOle with
SO to 99 employeet already pro·
vide aome health ln5ura.nat to
wo.d.ets, and ~ of busJ.nesaes
with 200 or more wort.en pro·
vide hralth beodi
For those that wd\.tld haw to
make changes. one lnevttabillt1
looms. ofticlab said: deciding
whether layoffs are necessary.
•ALICIA R08INSON COYel'9
busl~. politlca and the
91Wlronment. She can be reached a't
(94917~ or by .-mall at
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human ceU cloning,
·Not only shouldn't the U.N.
have jurisdiction over these sorts
of things. they certaJnJy have oo
enforcement ability," Lander
said. •People'a level of d.iscom·
Cort in dealing with tissue or en-
abling technology that could l>O'
tentJally have negative
consequences. like humao don·
Ing -that should be dealt with
in individual communities and
cultures.. •
Lander said he Is adamantly
opposed to reproductive cloning
and would like to see the U.S.
create strong rules to prevent
this type or cloning.
•eertainJy. an out-and-out ban
on stuff we don't understand
enough about the full potential
lot), and reo.lly need to explore to
find out, I th.ink that's counter-
productive,' Lander aa.ld.
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be reached at (949)
574-4221 or by e-mail at
deirdre. newman@lstimes.com.
Datt Pilot
PUBLIC SAFETY
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• CMtllr 9lrMt: A penon W*9
f'9PCN'9CI wfCh M open
coniafner of 1lcohof In pubfic
In the 800 bk><* at 1 :05 a.m.
Saturday.
• H8lbor and Nnlport
~Resisting en
ofticer wu reported at the
9l30 p.m. Seturti.y.
• H~ 8ouledtd and West
W1leon Strwt: Shopping cart
removal wu reported at
12:30 p.m. Saturday.
• ..........., t...n.: A person was
repotted driving under the
Influence In the 800 blodt at
2:06 p.m. Saturday.
• w.st 18th Street and Plutt
Plac9: Ape~ waa reported
canying a loaded firearm in
publlc at 2 a.m. Sunday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• AJ1cant9: A party was
CHURCH
Continued from Al
rescinding of the ultimatum. City
officials found tha1 the planting
of che trees was done without
criminal intent, the trees weren'I
causing any damage to public
property and the planning staff
had the authority to approve the
ficus trees, even though they're
nol on the recommended lis1.
Root barriers have since been
implemen1ed.
reported••• dlsturblnoe In
the 1200bfodt•t1:56 e.m.
Sundlly.
• Nofth Bay Aont end
&Mnld~: A.deed
animal was reported at 10:07
1.m.Sunday.
• WMt Cout Hlghw.y: A
apeeding end racing vehicle
wes r9p0rted In the 1200
bfodt at 11 :07 a.m. Sunday. • ~om.: An occupied
vehicle wn reported as
suapicious ln the 900 blodt at
2:63 a.m. Sunday,
•BkteGumLaMMMS
'<.W Dstve: Illegal
flrJW<>t1cs were reported at
12:16 a.m. Sunday.
• Eut Newport Centllf o.tv.:
A traffic collision with Injuries
was reported in the 600 bfodc
at 11:30p.m. Sunday.
• South Nlcan Hill Ro.cl and
~CoatDrM:A
suspicious person was
rep6rted at 1:52 p.m . Sunday.
lbe other two changes lo the
masler plan the commission will
consider are allowing a maxi-
mum number of 315 studenlS on
sile at any one time, withou1 lim-
idng the number of preschool
versus elementary school Stu·
denlS, and allowing use of the
wallcway next to the Baker Streer
driveway. Some neighbors are
concerned that the walkway is
too dangerous because the streer
is a main thoroughfare and
doesn't contain any pedestrian
markings 10 connect the school
10 the off-site parking.
looking items. ·rm more interested in the
spiritual side of Ouisunas."
Oinesaid.
Oine said she enjoys
decorating her home during
Olristmas. She opened up her
doors to the public because her
children are all grown up and ii
isn't any fun if no one comes to
see what she has done, she said.
Ruegger said she liked Cline's
cottage because not everyone
would his or her home in that
style.
OOUGlAS ZIMMERMAN I DM.Y PILOT
From left, Karin Hall of Tustin, Milli Andreini of Corona Del Mar,
Margaret Torry of Balboa Island and Phyllis Goehring of Newport
Beach look at bubble chandelier lights at a home on Pearl Street.
The tour also had Olristmas
carolers. AJso performing on the
lour were the Balboa Bachelors.
a trombone ensemble that once
played "Silenl Night• for Ronald
Reagan, said Randy Wallen, bass
trombone player. This was the
group's third year playing at the
event, he said.
•1t (Emerald Ave house)
broughl me so much joy,•
Lewand said. ·n gave me
Ouislmas spirit•
Beth Ruegger of Villa Park
said that she liked the Emerald
Avenue house because the
decora1ors had made the best of
the space and because ii was
bright and lively.
"Its individual people aren't
afraid 10 express their
individuality here: Ruegger
said. ·11·s like you go to big
tracts and everybody looks alike.
Culler, profeuor of pedlatrfca at
UC Irvine; "Pediatric Neurology:
Whan Newr with Dr. Steve
Philips, neurologist at Children's
Hospital Orange County; ind
"The 50th Annivera&fY of the
Ooubfe Helix: Projecting the
Future of Genomic Medidne,.
with Or. Edward McCabe, dlalr of
pediatrics at UCLA These
lecturet will begin at 6 p.m. at the
Arnold and Mabef Bedlman
Center, 100 Academy Way.
Information: (949) 824--8202.
WEDNESDAY
Body o..tgn wil °"9l' • ,,..
aemlMr and demonstnltion on
the latest technology on c:etlullte
tntatmenta from 7 to 8 p.m. et 100
Newport Center Drive. The event
It pn19ented by M•JY Dellene, a
masuge ther1pisl lnfonn11k>n
and r90lstretfone (949) 722-3556.
(JfltfitO~on.rv.
Hoeg Holpttll w8I M¥e en
evening lung cencer support
group dl9CUulon about •eop&ng
with the Holldaya • from 6:30 to 8
p.m. at the Hoag Cancer C.m.r.
Conference Room A. tnfonnatJon
(949) 760-66'2.
Jona1t'Mln MofMo. profl• or end
director of the Ceni.r for
Blomedicll Ethlca et the
University of Virginia, wlll preaent
·The History end E1hlca of
Hum1n Experiments from the
Nazft to the U.S. Mll1taiy• at 4
p.m at tM McDonnell Oouglu
Auditorium, et UC Irvine.
tnform•tlon end reeervatJont:
(949) 82..a299
ntURSOAY
TheC..,.Col•,.,..ol
~ COMt Colege wtll hOld.
luncNcln 1D ,.._ fundl tor tht occ Oil.bled Studentl Center fTOro 1\ e..m. to 2 p.m. tit OCC.
l1*e Will be ~m.nt
pcovkted by Tyl« Hoff and IClro
ICJro, whC> wltl bf pleyfng wtdt the
Harry~ Gree. S...._ Chltdten c.n.. The co.t i9 .. 50 per
pet90f'I lnfonMllon:
;
like Mission Viejo and South
County, but in Newport,
everybody does their own thing.
It's uniqueness, and nobody is
afraid to show their own
personalities.~
This was Rueggers ftrsl time
on the tour. She said thal she
would be back next year.
Pat Oine, owner of the 1928
cottage on 205 Top87.Ave., said
that she decorated the home in
a folk-an style because it is
more fun 10 be involved with
folk art than more glamorous
st8ndsrdtint@hotmsil.com.
The Thu..t.y Momlng Senior
Women's Club will present its
Christmaspartyluncheonanda
musical show at 11 a.m . at the
Newport Beach Radisson Hotel,
4545 MacArthur Blvd. This will be
$23. Information and reservation:
(714) 842-5863.
FRIDAY
Fathlon ltlend and Ster 88. 7
Radio will host a holiday toy drive
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in
Bloomlngdale'a Courty1rd.
Customers are encouraged to
drop off an unwrapped new toy
to be placed under the Fashion
Island Christmas tree.
Information: (949) 721·2000.
http.:l!Www.shopf11shlonls/snd.
com.
The,R6x Symptlthdo
Oyatrophy friendt aupport group
wlll meet at 7 p.m. at Cocos, 2750
Harbor Blvd., COS18 Mesa.
Information: (949) 660-1212, (7141
491-9400.
SATIIROAY
sti.rtry't Wood.ftr9d Mexlcln
Grill will have• grand opening
celebretlon from 11 1.m. to 3 p.m.
to help Newport Cont c.,..
ral• funct. for La Hlci9nda dt I•
lnmaculeda, a amall orphanage In
Tljuan1. The coat wlll be $10 for
adults and $6 for chlldr.,,,
Shartv'e le at 21119 Newport
CONt Drive, Newport Co1at
Shopping Center. Information:
(M9) 433-7879.
J'M Cfty ol COIQ Melia and
Torelli RNltv tre IP()ntOtfng the
c:Jtv'• enl"IUel Holiday Snow Hiii,
•rve been coming here for six
or seven years, and it puls me
anlo the holiday spuit. and I gel
lots of great ideas 10 try to
recreate at home," said Kristin
Arthur of Costa Mesa
"Its gotten me inspired 10 get
'11e holiday spirit going al my
house.· said Stephanie Wallace
of Corona del Mar.
• LUIS PENA is the news assistant
and may be reached at (949)
574-4298 or by e-mail et
lu1s.pena@lsr1mes.com.
Animals will have a silent
auction, live music. a guest
speaker. and OCPA's annual
·Peace for Animals" community
ceremony at 6:30 p.m. at the
Ayers CountJY Inn & Suites Hotel,
at 326 S. Bristol St. The cost Is S40
for members and $50 for
nonmembers. Information: (714)
751-0CPA.
http:l..WWW.ocpsusa.org.
The merchants of Bllboa lnvtt.
you to watch the students of
Newport Elementaiy School as
they participant In the annual
merchant ChristmH painting
program from 9 to 11 a.m. at the
Fun Zone area Balboa Village in
front of the Ferris wheel.
Information: (949) 676-0501.
Co.ia MeA Htgh Schoof wtU
have a communltywlde campus
daanup day from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
at 2650 Fairview Road. People wlll
meet Inside the main entrance by
the Lyoeum. lnfo<metion: Ricardo
Dence (7141761-9866.
MONDAY
Hat.aMt ~ wfll be ho9dng.
holiday boutique from 8 1.m. to 6
p.m. at 3107 Killyt>rook Lane,
eo.t1 M .... There will be
hlnd!Nde crib , Mary Key
Co.metlct, Cooade LM JewolfY,
Avon Coametk:e ind more.
Information: (714) 667·7234.
Martha .. 8oolt-.. wMI Mve.
champagne book elgnlng for the
·s11errt Screen eootbOOk. bv
Joenabefl l.ewft from 11 e.m. to 1
r..m. et 308'h M1rfne Ave., Balbol 1le~. lnfonn1tlon: (949)
873-7186.
~wtlt batrom 9a.m. tonoon ~ ...... .._...., .....
.. the 8elearic Comrnunttf l*nd'a---hOlld8y ~ c.nt., 1175 Baleeric Drive. 'TM decotldng c:one.t. Judging wilt
9Wftt will lndUdt eo tone of go on until 10 p.m, eecf\ d-v
enow. h1v i1.d9e •rid• ..,edll vtllt thf'OU9h Dec. 18. Some of the
by Senta, S.1111 Wiil 1rrlvt •• , Cl~ are tndtffonel, moat 10-..30 •.m. bv h911copt9f origlnel and belt enimated.
lnfonn1tlon: (714) 764--61&8. Hon.ere llfjudged by
~a. lnfotmdOn: Joeme
Cooptr, (941) f75..4M1.
'
QUOTE OF ntE DAV
11/t's now or never. We
want to crush teams."
April Ro11, USC vofteyt>all star
Sports Editor Rlchwd Dunn: (9491574-4223 • Spom Fax: 19491650-0170
• •
EYEOPENER
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Monday, December 8. 2003 A5
BOYS SOCCER
Eagles
look to
step up
Estancia boasts lofty goals
coming off disappointing
2002-03 campaign.
Steve Vlr1en
Da1lyP1lot
There is a measuring
stick for lhe E'tancia boys
soccer team better
known as the 1999-2000
Eagles.
They were the standard.
a high level 10 reach considering they
won lhe ClF Soulhem Section Division IV
championship. Nevertheless, Fstancia
Coach Steve Crenshaw conlinues to use
that team as an example in his program.
Last year's F~es had lhe potential to
measure up to that t999-2000 team, but
they never realized their talent, Crenshaw
said. This year's team has plenty of talent,
as well Now, the question Is: Will it meet
expectations?
"lb.is year's team is about as close to
that championship team as I've seen,"
Crenshaw said. "These guys have the po·
tential to be fun like that. We have a lot of
kids who are capable of scoring a lot of
goals."
MARK C. OUSTIN I DAJLY PILOT
The Costa Mesa High girls cross country team bested the seven-school field to claim the Golden West League championship this fall. Back row, from
left, Coach Joe Busi, Christine BJelland, Jasmin Day, Emily Cotton, Hanh Nguyen and assistant coach Glenn Mitchell. Bottom row, from left, Alejandra
Marquez, Kyla Flores, Stacy Krikorian, and Cassey Bnck. Not shown, assistant coach Nicple Price.
Crenshaw said he has a young team,
which has brought excitement He ex-
pects young players who were on last
year's frosh/soph Learn to step up. That
frosh/soph squad scored 111 goals in II
games last year, Crenshaw said.
Jose Luis Garcia scored 47 for lhat team
and should be a key player for the F.agles
this season. Junior F.dgar Guapo also
adds talent, while senior Quiroga Cam-
pos will lend support as a midfielder.
BOYS SOCCER
"We have a wealth of talent at lhe mid·
field," Crenshaw said. "(In a scrimmage
with Mater OeiJ we had some good
showing from our sophomores. They
played really well They're not reaJ big.
but that never seems to hinder lhem."
Mustangs in search of reversal The Eagles should be strong on de-
fense, which will draw support from
f.duardo Bahena and Alfonso Torres. En-
rique Bahena, Eduardo's cousin, is a jun-
ior who is ~ expected to help Fstancias
show improvemen,t over last season.
Better turnout of athletes
could mean more wins for
Costa Mesa this season.
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
rhythm last 'lt•ason. • anywhere. Pius, there ha!> been
"We were at the top of the hill," an increase in partkipanti. this
Day said. "And then we feU ' season. whereas last year's
down to the valley. It was weird. I squad suffered from a lack of
It wasn't a good situation." depth.
To make matters worse. Day "It's a total reversal from last
was suspended for violating a ClF year to this year," Day said. "We're av-
Southem Section rule -coaching a eraging 20 players for each level, varsity.
said. "We just have to use the personnel
we have and incorporate them. We're
going to be very competitive."
The Mustangs started to show signs of
improvement last season. They ended
the season with a 2-0 loss in double
overtime to Santa Ana. the Golden West
League champion.
The F.agles finished 7-1 O· l, 4-7 • l in the
Golden West League last year. Their
bright spot was sweeping crosstown rival
Costa Mesa to own bragging nghts as the
best soccer team in town.
But now they want to claim a bigger
territory.
Coach Eugene Day, in his fourth sea-team outside the season during lhe junior and the fro'lh /soph. Last year. we
son, plans to end the nightmare that school year. I le coached his two daugh-averaged 15. Thai. year, we have the
plagued the Costa Mesa I hgh boys soc· ters. Sharon and Jasmin. on a club team numbers and lhat's an exceUent thing to
This year's Costa Mesa team has ~ix
returnees, including iunior Alfonso
Pineda, who was a third-team AIJ-CIF
Division IV perfonner as a freshman.
Miguel Luna. who was a key player for
Mesa as a sophomore, returns as a sen-
ior, after missing last season to concen-
trate on his studies.
"It was disappointing last year.'' Oen-
shaw said. "We had a talented team but
the kids didn't quite realize their capabil-
ities. But this could be a very interesting
season. We have a very tough (pre-league
schedule!. That should give ~an Indica-
tion of what we have. If we can handle
the (pre-league opponents! we should be
OK for league "
cer program last year. of his. He said he was told it was fine to have."
The Mustangs went O· I 9-1 and never do so. yet CIF officials ruled it a viola-Yes, last season is definitely over.
seemed to find their way in their fir•ll tlon and suspended Day for 40 days. erased from the minds of the Mustangs.
year in the Golden West League. The However, the situation has changed They are excited to restore the program's
previous two years they had won the tJ., for the Mustangs. They have had their luster and ready to redeem themselves.
tle in the Pacific Coast League. but coach through the weeks leading up to "I would say, right now, thi~ team i~
Costa Mesa never seemed to find its the season and he doesn't plan to go close to the one that won league.· Day See MUSTANGS , Pa1e A6
THE NEXT LEVEL
April Ross
Driven to dominate,
former Sailor directs
USC toward repeat
NCAA championship.
B•rry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
B y Its very nature,
volleyball feeds the
competitor's soul With
point after rally scoring
point. rotation after rotation. the
challenges are a.s dJverse as they
are constant. as unrelenting as
they are complex.
It Is in this culture of
competition that USC senlor
AprlJ Ross both excites and
excels. Here. where each play
quickly drifts Into oblivion. trod
Wl<:eretnQnlousJy upon by the
rt&lh to make the next, victory I
merely a byproduct or the will to
conquer, or, as she puts It, crush
the oppositlon.
Blessed wllh upreme
achleddsrn. yean of highly
advanced coaching and lhe
motivational matrix few can
match, the 6-foot· I Newport
Harbor High product is a
winning machine on the court
... even in the hallways between
classes.
"I think I'm competitive almost
to a fault,• Ross said before
leading the top-seeded Women
ofThoy to first· and
second-round victories in the
NCAA championships Friday and
Saturday. "It's Just a part of me
and I can't really help it. But I've
learned to re<:ogniu it and I try
to play it down in situations off
the court. Uke I'll catch myself
trying 10 walk faster than the
person next to me at school. It's
so stupid."
On the court, however. th
lmtincts. combined wilh her
talent. render the soon-to·be
four-time All-Amertcan an
tmpostng p~nce that has
helped produce a 31 ·0 record thlt
season. Including last year; run
to the NCAA crown. USC tw
won "3 ualgJ\t matches. one shy
of the Ne.AA record.
And, having already been
named Pac-10 Conference Player
of the Year, Ros.s is a leading
candJdate for Ne.AA Player of the
Year, as well, according to her
appreciative coach, Mid Haley.
"I don't know many kids In lhe
country wh'O can do all the things
she can do to help her team
win," Haley said ·She can play
mJddJe. outside or set, she's a
great defensive player and a great
pMSer. She's Just truly a gifted
volleyball player with an
all-around game you don't see In
players anymore."
RQs.,, a team co<aptaln. leads
USC In ld.lls (359) service aces
(55). ls second in dJgs (305) and Is
fourth in blocks (69). Her unique
s1cill set allows Haley to pick and
chose how to best ut:i.11ze her.
"She may not rank among the
national l~ders in any one
statistical category. but she's good
in every one," Haley said. "We're
a team by committee and she's
de.6nitety the head of the
committee.•
With two weeks and foW'
prospecdw vlctortea separating
her from a cu1mlnaJ1ng repeat
national ctwnptonAh.lp, Roa Is
Oattered b'f the flowery pra.lle.
But w Will not allow It to dewr
her &om her gol.l.
See EAGLES , P11e A6
And,afteradominantregular
season , during which onJy CaJ
extended USC to live games and
onJy four others avoided a sweep,
Ross said she will savor the
remainder of her pos<se&uon.
"1 loolc forward to the (Ne.AA
tournament] more,· she said.
"ThJs time of year is what you
play for. We feel like It's an
ultimatum. Ifs now or never. We
want 10 en.Wt teams..·
USC meets Texas A&M in a
regional semifinal Friday at
Nebraska. A victory would propel
It to a regional final Saturday
against either UCLA or the host
Comhuskers. The semifinals and
final in Dallas are Dec. 18 and 20.
Ross. who plans to obtain her
degree ln global business In the
spring of 2006, said me plans to
take the pring semester off to
begin a prof! onal Indoor
c::arttr in Europe. She also said
she may play on the pro beach
tour in the sununer, but foresees
a brtef tlnl as a profi Jonal.
"I'm excited to experience a
different spin on the game. butt
only see myself playing for thiee
more )Ul'S max." she aid.
What then? Sl'M.''s considering
law IChool and a potential career
tn envtronment&l law. where. not
~the aiakes outweigh any match~ point.
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SPORTS
MUSTANGS
ContJnued from AS
Senior Barnabe Ortega an<l
senJor Omar Ruiz. who was the
star tnilbadc for Costa Mesas foot·
ball team. should also be con·
trlbutors, as well as sophomore
Gerardo Oe)&ado and junJor goal·
keeper Will.mer Hernandez.
"Were going to be totally dlff'er·
cnt.~ Day said. "It's just coming
together."
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ports Hall of Fame
Cel bruting th ntilleru1iwn
DAVE
JERANKO
E stancia
Big-time players step up in big games and
he was far from an exception with Eagles.
Steve Vlrsen
Daily Pilot
the shot put and the long jwnp.
As the F.agles quarterbaclc. he
earned second-team Ail·Centwy
League honors in his senior year.
In addition, he developed
friendships that continue to be a
big part of his life.
Day said Santa Ana. Orange
and Saddlebadc should be among
the contenders for the league tide.
DON LEACH I DAILY Ptl.OT
Junior Atf onso Pineda ( 10) returns for his third varsity season with Coach Eugene Day's Mustangs.
W henever there was an
important rootball
game for the
Estancia High Eagles.
Dave Jeranlw became e:xcited.
He knew he would be a key
player as the starting quarterback
in an option offense. But what
Cal Shores. who played al
fstancia. was an assistant coach
when Jeranlco played for the
Eagles. After Jeranlco graduated
BRIEFLY
Slammers collect two wins
Under-9 boys club
soccer team opens
League Cup play
on strong footing.
The Slammers, an under-9
boys club soccer team frorn
Newport Beach. started
League Cup play In the Coast
Soccer League with two WUl!i
Nov.16.
The 51amme~ defeated
West Coru;t United, 3· I, in the
fiti.t game while dowrung Co-
rona United, 6-0, to win their
pool.
Brlan Team, Rob Rosenast
and Luke Napolitano scored
goals in the first game while
Ru.sty PMlla protected the
net. Tummy Plld1a and Nick
McGuJnn-. used their speed
and aggres.slveness to keep
We.!tt Coast UnJted out of
-sconng range.
C.Onor Roche, Rabble WU·
son, bN Gollll and Reed Wo-
lonsky led the midfield.
Roche scored three goals in
the second game, one a
i tl llijiillMitiAi
header off a corner kick from
Napoluano.
Wilson added two goals
with a i.ingle tally coming
from l;otlis.
!lusty Padia led a strong
defense and solid goalkeep·
In~ came from Tommy Padia
dlld McGulnness.
Team. Wolonqy and Rose·
na~t controlled the midfield.
In AYSO Regio n 97 boys
under-8 play:
•Green Goblins 2, Flame·
throwersO:
Ille Green Goblins finished
undefeated with a win over
the Flamethrowers Nov. 8.
Joey Grqory scored the
game's first goal ln the third
period on an asi.~t from Chas
Bffk.
BttL. found Jake ~U.
who ~queered the ball pasl
the goalkeeper. to cap the
scoring In the fourth period.
Goblinl>' offensive pressure
was provided by f.ll Botros
and Marc GebJke while WW
Crook, Buddy Mllchell, Cole
Chapln. Andrew Dimas and
T.J. Tarazevtta led the de·
fense.
Newport forges tie
•ROLLER HOCKEY: The
Newport Harbor club roller
hockey team couldn't hold a
3·0 lead and tied San Oe·
mente, 4·4, Tuesday.
The Sailors (3·0· I I began
s trong with Cory Adler
s tealing the pudt and com-
bining with teammate
Cllase Kelly for the first goal.
Sophomore forward Rory
Campbell added two goals,
one on an assist from Vln·
cent Mungo, to take a 3-0
first-period lead.
Undefeated San Qemente
ued the game an the second
period and took a 4-3 lead
with nine minutes, 40 sec·
onds to play in the third
quarter.
But Campbell pulled New
port J !arbor even, 1ak.10g a
pal>S from Kelly and sending
a wrist shot into the net for
the hat trick and the game's
final goal.
THE EAGLES
00 Juan Cait.aneda 1 Eddie Rubeleeva
3 Adrian Jimeneiz
' Eduardo Bahene 8GeoMaci11 7~Perei
8 RefMI Heman<Mz
9 Pedro OuarUI
10 Luit Met\doll
11 AlltOf Sunsln
12 Narcieo Lumbmu
13 Enrique Bahe111 ,, AlfonlO Torre•
i 5 Alejandro
Zontllmei:rl 18 Noe M1rtlnw
17 Oecar Garcia
19 Hl.lf'l\bM\o Monilee 22 U. Gatteoot 23 c..i-Gorwitei 29 Qui~ Campoe 'l7 Edgar Gu1po 28 Angel Cirilo
158 Joee Lui. G1n:la Coeafl: Ste\19 Cr.nshaw
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Santa Ana became a nemesis
for f.stancia last season as the
Eagles did not play their style
against the Golden West League
champion. Crenshaw believes
the Eagles will be tn the thick of
the league title hunt.
"I think we can play with any-
one In league;· Crenbhaw said.
"We shouJd be right up there."
111e Eagles visit Fountain Val·
ley today at 3 p.m .
took place on the field
wasn't the only reason he
loved the games that had
that playoff-type aura
about them. Tuke the
season-opening game
against F.clison, for
example, in 1977.
from the University of
ldaho, Shores helped
Jeranlco get into the
Insurance business. They
were omce partners for
15 years.
The game of football
helped Jerank.o in many
areas of his life. He
discovered his lave for the
F.dison was the
powerhouse, the
standard for most prep
football teams. But the
Dave Jeranko game when he was 8.
Eagles were mindful they could
win. Their coaches, namely head
man Jim Bratton, made them
believe:
"Our coaches really played
some mind games with us to gel
w hyped up for that game,"
Jeranko said "They took us out to
watch 'Rocky' the night before
and they made up a letter from
Sytvester Stallone. He was wishing
be could be at the game. It wasn't
real, but the guys just sucked it
up. ..
Jeranko also said the Estancia
coaches created a fa.lee news
article. which was also used as
motivation. The story featured a
quote from one of Edison's star
players, who sai8 he was glad that
he was opening up with a soft
opponent
Apparently. all of the gimmicks
wodced. Estancia won.
"The celebration was very
enthusiastic," Jernnko sald. "We
just went berserk."
Ille victory was one of many
highl.ights Jeranko enjoyed while
at f.stancia. where he al~ played
defensive back and competed in
track and field. scoring points In
Thats when his father,
Stan, took young Dave to an NFL
game at the Los Angeles
Coliseum, where the Rams were
t.alcing on the Packers. •r remember as if it was
yesterday, walking through the
tunnel into the stadium," Jeranko
said. "(Football has) always been
a passion of mine.•
Jeran.ko played all levels of
football except for pro. He started
with the Newport-Mesa Jr.
All-American program and, after
&tancia. he played for Orange
Coast College. As a highlight with
the Pirates, Jeranlco remembered
throwing three touchdown passes
and running for two more to lead
a comeback win over Golden
West
"It was 24-3 in the first half, but
we came ba~" Jeranko said.
Jeranko, the latest Daily Pilot
Sports Hall of Fame honoree,
earned a scholarship to play with
the Vandals at Idaho.
Now 44, he lives In San
Oemente with his wife. Eileen.
They have two daughters and
Jeranko's nephew is lan Morton,
who just finished his junior
football season at Estancia.
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filed with the County
Clt1ll of 011np County
on li/02/03
10016'66776
Oltlly _ Pilot Otc 8, 1!>. '/'/ 29 2003 "'861
The lolto•lna peno11s •r• doll\& buslntss as: A Numt>.1 One Molotc.f LTD, 373 Wut 111)' StrHt U103, Cott• Mtu,CA9Z611
O~vttsllltd Autornot1111
(lroup, Inc (CA), 313
W11t tey SltHt.L.!103. Co1t1 Mesa, CA 90¥7 fllla ~tlf\Ut It COii
dllcled by 1 corporation tuve f04I at11tt4 dolr1(
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01vw11ti.d A11tomoti.1 Croup, Inc., Andres
Nunu, l't ttldtnt
Tll11 •t•l•t11tnl .,.,
ftltd .,Ith th• County
Clerk of Ortnp Cou"I)'
011 li/02/03 tOOUtH,7'
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Concern: The Ntmt(s)
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FU(lU {NTtRTAINMENT
llC The applluntt lotted
tbove .,, 1ppl1in1 lo
th1 Oefartment ol Alc:ehol c ln1111t Control to sall alcoholic
bevart1t1 at 1870
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92627
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lclt, CA 11264t lflo• b\ltlnttt. It con
d11ct•d by '" llldMd11•t til¥t JOU ltllttff Hint
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hied •ilh the County
Cltr~ o1 Or1n1• County on 12J02/03
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victs, 230 Etst Alton Avw.. Sanlt Ant. Cali
lor11i. 92707
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41vct*4 bJ' en lndMdu•I Hive you 1twtld dolnt
b11t1neu y1t?
No
Ed Au1t111
Tltlt 1tatement w•t
fllt4 with t"-County Clerk ot Or1np County
01112/04/03 t00Ut670H
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W. 17111SI.10 '2. Cotta Mesa. CA 02827
l'*tu Almeta Haru1, 1187 Irvin• Ave., Costa MeNI, CA ~7677 Tltlt bUtlnffl I COii• 4ucl•cl lly' 111 hlcllvliu1I
lilwt fOU •lat ltd dolnl
1111.in .. 1•tr "' Dw1y Atraeta H1NL
This altltrntnt •as
llltd with tile County
Cieri! of Oltna• County
on 11/21/03 IOOH H H tl Dally Pilot Nov 24, Dec.
1, II, 15, 2003 "'850
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•re dolns b111l11tu as.
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Okli Re111111
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Cltr• of Or•nc• Co~mty on t2/0V03
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How to Place A ·
CLASS IFIEAD
By Pbone
19491642-S67ll
By Mail/In Person:
330 Wt<J. Bay S~t
Costa MN. CA 92627
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SERVICE DIRECTORY ~,,
-For Ali Your Home and Business Needs --llf T
By Fax
(949) 631-6594 <"-... .,,,._ ...........
wclt11i-bdw01
,m..-.1
At N~port Blvd. & Bay St
II ours:
Tc~phone 8JOam·HXJpm
Monday·Fnd•>
Walk-In 8 'l(Mm 5.00pm
Monda)'·Fnd.i)
--~-Deadlines----
Monday ....... .. .Fnday S:OOpm
Monday S:OOpm
Tue.di)' 5:00pm
Wcdnesda)' 5:00pm
Friday ............. Thunday 5;~
Slllunl1y .. ..... .. .. Friday 3~
~"--Eich Wtdt For-Only Sl2 per fttk (4wedt minill=) •<.I..._ ti "4'1 S74-424S
Tue~)'
Wednc....Uy
Thunday
Sunday .. . ........... Friday 5:~
uoat Nc*ca 2l40 I Leoat MoUca 2940 Legal tiliiC8i
llOllCI TO COllllACTOIS <Miii& fOl llDS
School District COAST COMMUNITY COLL£C£
DISTRICT
Project ldtnhllc1hon N1me·011na• Coast Colle11
Bulldlna Automation System Upar ede: 1866
Bid Oetdllne: February 4, 200.t at 2.00 p rn.
Bid and Project Documents 1vall1bl1 at Office
ol the Physical Facilities Coordinator, Ardith Richey,
Coesl Community Collea• District, 1370 Adams
Ave . Bid&. "D", Costa Meu. C1 92626. (114) 458
4673
Web Sile WWW.Ceco EDU/b c11tt1es/prolects htm
Wilk Throuah: Wilk Throuch I$ Nol Requ1red
Dale; unu1ry 13. 2004 Time 10.00 a m
Orin,. Co11t Collete M11nten1nu end Operehons
Faclllty, on Memm1c Avenue belwttn H.,bO<
8oulev1rd end F 11rv1ew Rd. Costa Mese CA 92626
Pltase call (714) 438·4646 for map
Place of Bid Propoul R1c11pt Offlte ot Dotector
ol Purch.uina. Coast Community Collea• D1st11ct.
Bld1. ·o . 1370 Adams Avenue. Co,11 Miu CA
92626
The lollow1n11 petsons
are do1n1 busonoss 11
Applied Ceotechn1c11
Services, 14661 Mylord
Road. #C, Tuslon, CA
92780
Richard T H11tey,
14661 Mylord Road •C.
Tustin, CA 92780
This business os con
duct1d by 1n 1nd1v1du1I
H•ve you sta1 led dom11
bustneu yet?
Yes 8/1/2003
Rteherd·T H1at1y
Thos statement was
toed with the County
Clerk of O"nae County
on 12/0Z/03 20036966777
Our Lease Has
Explredf
EVERYTHING MUST GO/
Hoag Volunteer Thrift Shop.
670 W. 17th St. IF-2,
Costa Mesa
(near comer of Pomona & 17th)
Open Tues .. Wed , Thurs. 10 am · 3pm
(949)722-9106
HOMESFORSAU: RESIDENTIAL.RENTALS
ORANGE
COUNTY
5400 ORANGE 7400 VNMllea c....te nur Ho.._ sec. pted. 11 mend
stlldOo 1v•1I t2 18 S'97Smo
leue 949 493 0379
hvlne
TURTLE ftOCK CAM,US
VllW H OADMOlll
3 homes 3' 4br
$549.000 $615,000
$624,000
Owner/A&1nt 800-640·~1
S TllADA 21 r>SltU,.._
DR 3br dwn mstr 3 ~ba
3SOOst. Flyer VKtual rou1
www bu·home1 com
Sl.670.000
COUNTY
Balboa Island YIAAlY llASlS
FINI NIWPOltl HOMIS A........., 1bt Iba h4 cd Hi GRUNOY llW'l'OllS
A/C, w/d. fTf&, ITWc:ro, d,lw, 949-675-616'
nu upt/pllnt, did<. CMJIO"I
SlS!l&no yrly 949-673 ni9 He_,.... St-M 2br 2ba
Corona del Mar
newer cer pet, p11t ' t1 .. 2 c tandem c•r. wdllll·
UPS. aat 949 293 ~
21r. lie Apt. Brt&ht & UDO ISU STUDIO
Sunny fp 2 Carports Larte closet & bath.
$13SO mo 432 Soward sunny oposurt SIOOOm
949-640-t 201 Aal 949 675 6161
'•nlft•11le lbr lb• p1tio, l11epl1ce, sh.,ed w/d
hkup1 I Cir ... Ate. I Aal
$1!JOO/MO 949-293 4630 Publish Date· December B, 2003 end December
15, 2003
Board Date: r ebruary 18, 2004
Dally Pilot Dec. 8 IS, l,... 1505 22. 29, 2003 MB66 _u.._____ HOME
Aat/OWnll. 949 631 0300
21K , ....... h•rbo<
vt1w\ mister surte. walk·
1n cloHb . root top deck
& spa laundry 1v•1I
now SJOOO 949 722 9292
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Cont Community
Coll•&• Olstrkl of Otan&e County. Cahtorn1a, •c1tn11
by and lhrouah its Coverninc Bo .. d, h111111after
relerred to u "Otstr1ct", w11J rec11ve up to. but
not 11111 thin the abov11-stated bod d11dhn1. sealed
bids 11 the place 1denl1hed above for the 1w1r d
of a contr1ct lor the pro1ecl described n Supply
1nd install neceuary Repnters. Routers 01 Lon
to Ethernet Convulers or Lon to fiber Converters
lo he bu1ldln1 mlo eus1tn11 campU$ hbtr optic
batkbone All bidden must be Honeywell Authomed
Control' In tear a tors (ACI) The system to be
supphed and installed must be Honeywell Xl !>000
== ~! :c:' = ~ FURNISHINGS RESORT/
M.taaaoo's ... t 9 ;j) 00 v•"•noN
BRA/'(') l'€W ~
2b 'l !;.\} wd ~ slllrim
""" • ..vi., l'ONd ~ ()(JI
-de!tt w <Utt Ip. pr .. urpctt. .,... kl bdl ~
,_.... Frirtl alb limllllnl
for busy Endocrlnol-Oey
office on Newport Bch
f •• resumes ~ 8856
Automobiles
Series Controllers Lonw0<ks Standard
Bids shill be received In the place 1den1tt1ed
above, and those bids shalt be opened and publtdy
rud 1loud al the above·stated lime and place
In accordance with the prov1s1ons ot Bus1neu
and Profusions Code Section 7028 I~ end
C1llforn11 Public Contract Code Sec tion 3300. the
D11tr1ct requires that the bidder poun the
follow1111 ctusiflutlon(s) of contractor's hcenH(s)
at the time the Bid 1s Submitted B Any bidder
not so licensed 11 the lime ot Bid 0Pfl111n1 will
be ,.,.c11d es Nonresponstve
Contractor B LteenH
Subm11t1I of Bid Proposels All Bid Propouls
shill be tubm1t11d on IOI ms furnished by the
Dlstrocl Bid Prooo~ls must conform with. ind be
rupon11ve to, the Bid and Contract documenh
copies of which may be obt11ntd from the Olstroct
11 set lorth 1bove
I Bid and Contract Documents The Bid and
Contrect Oocumenb ue av11l1ble at the loutton
sttled above for a non-relund1ble p1yment of
Twenty f ive ($ 25) per set Payment shall be
m1de by check p1yable to Cont Community Colleae
District
2 Documents Accompany1n11 Bid Propose ls [ 1ch
Bid PropoHI shell be accomp1nl1d by (•) th•
required Bid Security. (b) SubconlratlOIS L11t, (c)
No11 Collusion Affod1v1t; and {d) St1t1menl of
Bidder's Quahflutlons. All 1nl0<m1hon 01 rnponses
of • Bidder 1n oh Bid Prooosal and other documents
a<co1T191ny1n1 the bid Proposal shill be tompl1t1
1ccurate and true: •rteomptete, m1ccur1t1 or untrue
responses or onformation provided lheretn by 1
bidder shell be IJ'OUnds for the Dlstnct to re1ect
such B1dde1's Bid Propos.at for non respons1veneu
3 Contractors License CluS1f1c1t1on In
The tollow1n11 pe,.ons
are do1n11 busmess IS
The Kernwood Coll
Discount 1620 Buch
Blvd Buena Park CA
90620
RKhard A Steele 1620
Beach Blvd , Buen•
Park. CA 90620
This business ts con
ducted by an 1nd1v1dual
Have you sl•rled do1na
business yeti
Yu 6/02
Richard A Steele
ThlS statement was
filed with the County
Cler~ of 011n1e County
on IU02/03
2003696'772
Daily Pilot Otc 8. 15
22. 29. 2003 ~7
Rdit6M lusiwn .... s .......
The lollowona persons
are do1na bus1ntss ••
Artistic Gilt Callery.
1011 Avemda Pico •C C,
San Clemente. CA 92673
Mahroo l otfaltan. 26
Nuevo St , lrv111e, CA
92612
Thos bu5lnus I) con
ducted by an 1ndtvldu1I
Hive you started do1111
busoness yet?
No
Mahroo lotf1h1n
fh1s statement was
hied with the County
Clerk of 0,.1n1e County
on 12/02/03
2003'96'771
011ly Pilot Dec 8 I 5
22, 29, 2003 M86-4
accordance wtlh the prov1s1ons of C11tlorn11 Publtt Collectlblel/ Code §3300, the District requ11es thet Bidders
possess the tollow1n1 classillcahon(s) ot Calllorn1a Memorabllla 1160
Contraclora License at the lime that the Contrilt l
lor the Work is 1wuded B Any Bidder not so
duly and properly licensed shall be subject to all
penaltles imposed by lew No payment shill b•
m•de tor work, labor mater11ls or services
p1ovld1d under the Contract IOI the Work unlen
TO .. $$ 4 RICOllDS ETC
Jm. Classic. Etc. 50s ' OOs Jll Mlle. $pit. too. &ll'IP\
Mike 949·645 7S05
and unlll the Rea•strer ot Co11tr1etors v'""" to ENTERTAJNMENT
the OtStrocl th1t the Bidder awarded the Contr1ct
1s prope•ly and duly licensed to perform lht Work Cllendarof 4 Contrect Time Subsl1ntt1I Complelton ol the
Wo1ll shell be 1chiev1d Two Hundred forty d1ys Evlnll 1310
1ft1r the d1t1 for commenctment of the Work H --------
"' torth in the Notice to Proceed issued by the
011trlcl f11lure to echoeve Subst1nt11t Completion
within the Contr1ct Time will rlSUll 1n the
1ssnsm1nt of Liquidated 01m1a11
5 Bid Security. Each Bid Propoul shall be
1ccomp1noed by Bid Securoty m an 1mounl not
ten than TEN P£RC£NT (10"? ol the m111mum
•mount of the Bid Propoul. 1ncluslve of •ny
1ddillv1 Altern1te Bod ltems(s) f 11lure of any bid
PrOj)OHI to be Accomp1nted by Bid S1curlty in
the fo•m end In the 1mounl requ11 ed shall render
such Bid Proposal to be non responsive and
rejected by.the Dlstnct.
6 No W1thduwal of Bid No Bidder may w1lhduw
eny Bid for • period of S11 ty (60) d1ys 1lttf the
Oj)lnln1 ol Bids Duron& this ltme. 111 Bidden shall
c•11renlH prices quoted 111 thelf respected Bid
Proposals
7 Job Wilk Throu1h. The Dtstrict will conduct
• Ho11·M1nd1tory Job-Wahl for th1 WOfk The Job
Walk, will be conducted be11nn1n11 1t 10 OD • m
on January 13, 2003 Bidders ere to meet 1t Or1n11
Coast Cott11• M11nt1n1nce and Oper 11ton1 F 1c111ty
Call (714) 438·4646 tor map
8. Sub1t1tute Security. Provisions of Cellfornle
Public Contrecl Code §22300. sub,lllut1on of
1llclblt end 1qulv1l1nt securollts 101 1ny mon11s
wlthhtld by the 011trJct to ensure the Contractor's
perf0<m1nce under the Contract will be permitted
et the request •nd upense of the Contre,tor end In conlOfmlty w1lh Calllornla Public Contrect Code
§22300 The for1aoln1 notwilhst1nd1n1. lht Bidder
lo whom tlle Contrect Is 1w11dtd sheH hive hn
(10) days followlna acbon by th• District's Boerd
of Trust-to eward the Contr1ct to such Bidder
to submit Its written reque1t to t11e Olslrkl to
permit Iha 1ubslltullon of ucurltlts fOf 11t111tlon
under C1lllor nla Publk: Contract Code 122300 The
f1llur1 of such Bidder to make sud1 wr!Tten request
lo the District within said ten (lll) d1y period
lhttl be deemed 1 waiver of the lhdder's rllflh
under C.lifornl1 Publlc Contr1ct code §22300
9. Waiver of lrr11ul1rltia. The District Re11rves
tht rlaht lo relect 1ny or 111 Bid Propo11l1 or lo
w1iv1 any lrrtaularllles or lnt0<mttltlt1 In any Bid
Propo11t 0< In the blddln1.
10 Award of Contrect The Conl••clOf for th•
Work, If awarded. wilt b• br Ktoon of the District'•
llotrd of TrustMs to th• rnponslble Bidder
1u•111tttln1 Ille low"t responsive Bid Propo .. 1 If
lllt lid f>ropoul requlttt Bidden to propose prlct1
IOI Alternate lld ltema, the Olstrlet's Mltctlon of ~twn1t1 1141 Items, If 1ny, for determln1tlon uf
the lownt prked Bid P•GPO••' and lot lnclu1lon
In the acope of tha Contract to bt awarded •hell
be In Ktordtnc• with the Instruction IOt Bkldtn.
11. Prentlln, waae Rates The Calllornl• OltKI«
Of the Otp11 ment of ll'ld111trl1t R1l1Uona hH
ckt11mln1d the pMtally prev1lllnc ret .. of pet
diem w•&n In tht louHty In which th• Work I•
to bt l*f«mtd for this pro1tet. CopHls of lhtM
dtt•1Y1ln1Uon1, entltltd "f>RCVAlllHO WAGE SCALC"
lft malnt1ln1d 1t the Olstrlcl'• Admlntttfltlve Offices loeatld at U70 Mtmt Av• Cott• Mitt,
Ctbf.,nl.t ~. end '" 011t1bl• 11 tilt foll°"'lnt WU tit• www.dlr." IOY. The Co11treetor tWlldH
t11t COfttrKt f« the Wotll shall pay not ltH ttr1n
tllf 1pP11c1blt ptenU1111 waae r•t• for tht
dtt.MIUtlon of lab« JlfOYldM 111 their telC*llVt
•ortiwa In HKlltiOft of tilt W~
Plill.l.alltd Ht"'POfl leacll~st• MIN Delly .. llot
O.c...,.., I, 15, 2003 .-SJ
All rul estate 1dverlts
inc In this newspaper Is
subtect to the federal
fair liousont Act ol 1968
as 1mendtd which
m1ku 1t 1lle11I to
advertise •any prefer
ence. lim1l1t1on or
d1scromlnat1on bned on
rece. color. reh111on. sea
h1ndu;1p, fam11t1I status
or n•ltonal ot111n. or an
1ntenhon to m1-.1 any
such preference. hm1t1
lton or d11c11m1nalion •
Thos newspaper will not
know1n11y accept any
1dverh11menl tor 1ul
estate which •s 1n
v1011tlon of the law Our
re1ders u e hereby
Informed that all dwell
Ina• advertised ln thts
n1wsp1per ere 1vall1bfe
on an equ1l opportunity
bnll
To compllln of d11
crrmlnation, cell HUD toll
fr .. 111·800-424-8590
1413
WANTED
ANTIQUES
Older Stvlt Fumlturt
P\ANOS .i Colt.dlbles ·~·~ ....... ..,....OM.,_.,.,.,.,.
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2ur ~• bldly•d 1n
Jsn 1 S31W 91S:!o&Jlll1
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,., NP i-rtrwo tu \lllJVl f,,. resume 949 646 3121
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3 0. Sspct 2311 m1. lull
feet w1rr1nty. silve</blk
lthr. CD, mnrl, 19'n
whls, buullful like new
cond. fin 1v11I ¥995621
S24.995 • 949-5116-1888
400
ANIMALS RESCUED
WITH NO OWNERS
MON£ Y OONA TIONS
HUMANl SOCIETY
C/OPAWS
?40 £ HIGHLAND
SAN B£RNAROINO
CA.92404
General
Announcements 1610
DUCK SU.SON
'rlwofe D11tk Hu,,11"9
Clula appro• I/hr from •
" pllista!: w w•r S.te Sl<r>
CM\ ..._ 96 l'l5 f!IB7
CHlllftY SUIGH HD
Said wood. br end ,_ " bo• nOAI ,,._ Worth
Sim -sz,o 9491'>5 l'D17
3460 JEWELRY/
DIAMONDS/
PRECIOUS METALS
C101t Cel" H .. da
Old Coons' Cold '°lvet
ie-k y watcN!s 1ntiques
coll~t llblH !M9 642 9448
Mountain
Property
SO COLORADO RANCH
S<ile 60 AC $29,900 Vu1
end close out• Save
money now and own
some of Colorado's but
land Spectacular v11ws
ot the Roclues. •~ens
to 6000 •ere• of BLM
Rec area Vur round
access elecltel included
E acellent f1nanc1n1 low
down P•yment. call
tod•y toll tree 866 696
5163 (CAL •scAN)
Costa Mesa
I Ir Sl70m I mile to
buch vaul co1h. stove
hoe roil fdn & more 11'
I 16111 St 949-SU-2421
& rostu.vants Ip. 1 c pr
wd Slim 949 293 ~
NP Heltfota 2bt 2b•
l'"hl4e ...... ...., IBr lamrm, Ip, hdwd fh, pvt C'.o1t9 w/1-t ~ y.wd yMd S..<e 2110 Corlll Ave,
....,,00 329 ~ ~ SZ".J()-no 94964?·54118
On sln• 9$574-lrol
lllTAll : FT/ l Seles
1n baby/children's
furni ture stor e
opentna on South COllS1
Plau Qe5ei npeuence
• salary + bonus +
medical 949·4~1
Ma,le Ap11l Lovely
Cited Comm ne11
T111n1le Squert 2br lb•
w·111' lrtl Sl095 lbr I b11 w pa too. urport
lbr 3bo hou11, quiet
Me• ntwly refurbished
2 CM ear wd hkups. $2JOO. mu 9'19 759 0874 SAllS1 OV11JOfttl ,.r .. ., w/phont ules .. P E.arn
$10"1• ~ -"""' paid Klein~
fVl l0Ulb49 ht CJaXl
2br I 1Sba on the w1ter
Ii P•l•u de<k. uptraded
~1tchen wd hkup •al S71.'>0 949 193 463?
SB ' U1> phone 96 862 7474 , .. 949-862 71.'15
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ml. blk/blk lthr, blk
cerrl•I• roof, Bose CO.
1m Im, chrm whls, aold
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ntw S8995 v~7281 Bk1.
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new ?br I !Iba town
houso •tyle 7">?7 f Iden
Sll7'>/n10 94'! 64? 5488
llASlS AVAILAIU
Newport Buen Ntwport
Coa't Irvine, 3 ":ib1 from
Math Tvter needed tor
Aljrebr • C-..Ot• y ' Tr. f1a,_...ID ~
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Chewrelet '•• •-• Cerio 2dr 'oupe, V6, 30K
1ctu1I ml. sllve</pMn
m1t1lhc. CO. buutitul
like new eond. ~
v8n491 Blu ~!51888
)late welerlowl relua• RENTALS ownenh1p1nt11est' ftlS CUI 9 I I Ltl•'~ $2500T<> Aet 949 ~ --.....-.-
epprox 375 acrn of lend Uncer '"""es Happen!
' 1mprov1menh + your Pet Owners N•td Help
own cemp compound Well M1nnertd Adult
w/ltruct ure and 2 Cats & Older 001\ need
11111•"· Wonderful Fri new humes. Adopt Adult
nl1ht BBQ's ' wme Antm•ls tho~ Xmul 30
tl\t1na dunn11 duck d•y return Pohq
HHOn • many utru• www an1m1ln1twork ora
lde1l for 'l froends or
f1thef ' son Call Mike
1t llO 541 0854
Would ltl\e to contact a
son11wro1tna ptantst 1n
ttthr< blues. 1111 sw1n1
o< pop 11 you are send
Phone • or m•1hn11 oddreu wh~re you may
bt cont1cted, to D l Ray
c o 0 M Adilm1, 1~90
Adams Ave Co•la Mesa,
CA 92626 3366
WlflWt ICITTINS & CATS
Bollle fed & IWli nried n cm-v lmw. l) 0., hmeo
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Rental To Shafe 6030
CM l . aid• COftdo 2br. Laguna Niguel
11/1ba. no pets.
no aaraae no smoke o.-11-'i be< """"'
8-J 'b 'l 'iba ~. 2
slay. 2 c pr. stl.11"'111 ocn
-· As.soc pool/let'IOIS, wat< to 1>C11 A'IM .1i>n 3,
$2600.lroo 714-Q.3.2100
S600/mo 949 275 2099 4bl 3 !'Iba retfld comm. 3br :lb• upper ltvel
---------pets oil 45(X),mo avl 211 baylront unll period
Nl/Oc-n View 11-applAal 9492409097 s tyle &rt vu I c 1111
Ocunlront/12nd Pro •tt S2800 949 193 4631
v•le rm. unfurn. sh•re
ba, ut11s p11d. n · sm~
l11tchenette lndry. I blk
to Newport pier S7l0m
Call Sam 949 218 190S
(between 91m 5pm)
Ill! on 1llo bell Illy lln
2b 2ba ,_. d!r> ~
,,..., aaxm~ cm
ais sum ooii.m'l'i2'2
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a
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m1t1lhc areen tan lthr
black top. bHutlful Ii~•
new cond, 17995 firm
vl56nl Blu 949-586-1888
_,......._
Carvett• ••t Ceftw
White, onclnal ow,,.r.
tow ml, lmm1cul1ta cond
SIS,000 562·212 4117
fief JOO -,.,0 &ood
cond, new bre1kes/
clutch• shoch S5000
•4t-4J1-7H6
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owner, solid cir, nut
$Ill SUl,5Xl abo -~
ACCOMMOQADQNS =~=~r:· 3855 ~~J~~~~e
Resorts 2145 AN FMPIRt s rrrt
AMl1t1CA•s OUUST & Bu1ld1011 Company Pro
lAllGlST Timeshare v1d1n~ thw H11hett
C1mp1round Cleanna· Qu1hly Pre en11nHred
house Selhn1 • Bu71n11 Metal Bu1ld1n1 Systems
• Renttna Best 111 Sales. Hea d~" a r t rr e d 1 n
Service & S.t1slac1ton. Southern C1hlorn11 Call
Bt1n11n1 Buyers & Sellers now for f telory direct
Toeethttt Cell RSI It 800· prtCln& BOO 905 344]
6060
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ment,petor
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Presently Has Over 19
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Cu\lomer Inquiries
, H iid To Mitch The
Prol1le Of A Red Hot
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D1 t 1b••• Our
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LHch Philosophy Should
tell All WHo II.now How
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the Pleet F0t Mel If You
Would Cnjoy A Y11r
Round Commltlmenl lo
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.. ,. 7l4 745 15S.S ·~· 04~1
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franch11n worldwide
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60 vend1n1 m1lh1nu
with ucellent locattons
Must Sell 800 134 6982
l.cel "'"''ftl rwte. 80 mechtnes locations
1t1cluded ell htr SIO ~
IOO·SM-7t0t
I 800 Vtndrna 90 Ma chines S8,7fi0 The Best
Locations I 800 8J6 3464
24/hrs (CAL •SCAN)
Bustnea Oppoftunlty
Servlca 3910
SWS SS,SOO We.lily
1011 pot1nt111 If some
one did it •o can yo11I
1·3 conl'lfmtd eppolnl
menh d11ly Cell
Cathtrlne Mcf •llnd 1188-
543 17118 (CAl •SCAN)
R Estate
lnvHtonl
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tine fttn-•d Au1U", feus H the II place
In th• U S lo 1nv11t
lnrut .. l•I•
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... Lim ..
SIA COAIT VIU.AOI
2411 Newport ltMI CM U001t UI00/111 0
W/lllH 9tt 846. 79Jl
Nl'9 2'1¥ st or a&e 400
600\f umts ~v \tore
veclttdes lows rates Cal
C.otyn 949-aU-IJ!ll
OMC S..rti1tr..... LH
2500. 4wd 7Dk + mi,
1old/t1n lthr atre seet.
1uferb orl1 cond
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The Legal Department ai the Daily Piwt is pleased to announce a new strviu
now availablt to new businmes.
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time and the trip to the Court House in Santa Ana. Thm, of count, after the
search is· compltttd wt wi/J fik your fictitious business 1lilmt stattmtnt with the
County Clerk, publish once a week for four wtelu as rtquirtd by '4w and thm fik
your proof of publication with the County Clerk. ·
Please stop by to file your fictitious business name stattmtnt at the Dai~ Pil.ot,
330 W. Bay St, Costa Mtsa. Jf you cannot stop by, please ClllJ us at (949) 642-4321
and wt wiil make amzngtmmts for you to handk this proctdurt by mail If you should haw any farther qU11tions, pkast ca/J us and wt wi/J be mort than
glad to assist you. Good luck in your new busintsS!
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IMW SH S.'00 or-. ten hllM iYflOIU Dt..-rte<t
IMWUOf'OI
White, l•n
•2..U Muat S..
BMW S40I ·91
Blue, crey miff
IVZlll Mu•I S.N
BMW740lt 00
81ont.e/len
19151 OtM.uut\led
IMW 140k'OO
Black l•n 1nte1
l\'94~ Ol•tounled
BMW 74<11! 01
Blve/11•1 118A3 Must S..
IMW 74.0tt 'O I
Stiver, rr•'f
IV86()5 G1e•t Buy
BMW /40ol OJ
Wl't•t•. IJ•'f 13961 G1ut Buy
a.. .. t.i-..•0 2
llla<k, ., • .,
IV4l67 G1 .. t Buy
.._..~._,_..n
Red. b!M:I>
•V8109 01-.counlecl
M9450-5'1S
MM4e ''7 An .,4 2dt
<OUl)t [X, V-tec enaln•,
69' b!Kll/SA'f ltlw snrl,
beaultful unmertLed
<Dnd. 1•a1ed, non """r
$8495 vl01267Sl Bkr
'*6111!8 ~
J...-'00 S Typ. J.O
"6. l!>a ml lull fa~t
•a11 "Iver /oahn~al llho .
mnrl. CO. m1mo1'f P-&.
be.au I hlle new unma1 ked
cund S2J995 .. 11s2262
81lr ~9 !>86 1888
-w.oqtel>l.(o.,.
,...... '97 .,. 811h~h
tacina areenllan lthl
CD, l•bulou\ rond
thruu1houl. Sii 99!)
'59171 l*r ~9 !>86 1888
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'Ti: .. ~.:'' IJSC8 Creal DUI
~T.,.'" rt1t41 Olac:o..ntitd
'--XJl'OO ?k'Mn. len •1280 _...ti Sell
J..-ll'8-.t lied ten
I0859 Ct ut Out
MIKlDU <UO '02
Bi.ct.. blK ..
IV9'1.17 Oi~ovnllld
•r•<IDfS U20 ·o I lJIKll 81~1>
IV54S8 °'"o .. nted
MPCIDIS IJIOwe 'ff co ... " tan IV4S81 GrHI o .. t
MU<IDl.S •tSS '00
Sllve< black
•.)11!)9 Creal Oul
MUCIOIS H OO 'tS
W111ta. tan •J6!IO Prsc:o .. nt•d
Ml•<IOH SHOO '00 White. I.In
10!i80 lllust Sell
MINI COOf'la '0 2
811141. l'ay
I0962 Mutl Sell
POltSCHI (.,....,. •tt
Blact., black
•VUl68 PiKounltd
POlt.S<HI (err.,.• 'ff
Blue. pay
IW049 Musi SaH
Q ................ .
Sllwar, blaclL
•V0139 Olxounled
'-'0 1 JUl2611 •. fulT factory warr blll/bll
lthr. navl&•llon clVm whls. lonh MW, smells
new. l•nlashc ulu• $37 .99!> v4S7829 81u
f4t-Sl6 llll __ . ....,.,.,_
,..,.. ... XJ• v-.....
Plas metallic red lln
lthr. buulrlul 01 lainal
cond muit •e• to
apprn,.le '"'"l•d non •mt.• S6995 v/02571
Bkr 949 !186 1888 --·~···-
PLUG
IN
Plug mto the Pilot
Class1fred section to
find services from
electrontCS and
plumbers. to
landscaper!> and
painters
Daily Pilot
'1«>
C1tllorn11 l1w ta·
q;*n that contr.c:
Ion ttkifll jnbs that
lot1I S'JOO 01 mofe
(labor 11< m11tw lal1)
.,. HctoMd by the
Conlreclo•• Stale
1 t<tflH Bo••d Stal•
law''"° r•quues lhet
~onh.cton 1nclud4o
lllM honw numbef
on all advwlts111r You
cart ci-1> the •lehlS
of YOUI lrc•n•td
conl 1ac l or el
www nib ca I"" or
800 J21 CSlB Unh
censed conlru tois
Ull1n1 1oh t111t
total len ll11n S500
"'"'' '"'' In their •d'fttllHmenb that
they •re not lkenHd
by Iha Conlr•cton
Shi• l lume &Olltd."
~~ ~ ~~ .......
A · I HANDYM AN
In.tall reface ub111ets
~ ,,..... Dole n• ~nse
c.,.c Cfa'*'I
-till 1\" ll1 I II L.ir 111•1
f I' I' 'j 5f'1 \ll1 .. ..... ~.
3 room. • hllhQy ....
lnclllCltt p!K10nClltJonln
ail TOUT· CWll TOUY
1m11 714-S2t-3t42
Oftl~I 714-4M-et10
Cl,,.e ... /Sa.
'l)(ADO~~'lT'I) R•p.., 1, Patchin&, Instill
Courtaovs eny alt•.lc>M
Who ...... , 949 492 0205 eon.-...
1'1MWUUI
Whit 121(
(ue610) PUIO
,,,~ ...... , ...
$1-.11111'11 (19770) 125,1110
'""-"-~ .... .....oniyJ7\MI
Sllver, ~ml
0•12) W ,980 ,.,..,_v.
Ceslltnffe, 44K 1!11
(I 987A) $2.6,lll!O
'""'-•oo SW.. (194$31) Sl7.llll0.
'Y4 Mere.._ HIO
Whit•
(1982J) $lt,9IO
'0111~1500
Sd•tt. low ml (19403) S2,9IO
"ISl'.,..,11
Whitt, Tiplronic
09752) UUllO ..,,,,.,... .... _
Sllvtt. 27" mj
(1987~) '26.980
'U r..,.,_c.Nc.
Conv Whrt•
(194111) SHllO
'01 '"" ,..,.,,., 8~11. 27K mr
(191199) "6.980
949-$74-1717
Pll1fS AllTO ,, ......
LANO aov1a 2000
PIM:overy II S07, dual
moon1h rear jump
•••ts healed sol fac
warr 36.000 1111, $21,900 ~ khl 714-2Zl f>l61
UJlUS U470 '00
0 .4 blec... fray Ith•
Inter . low pk1. 431< ml
S36.7!>0 949 J!JO !>~2
lll US 'ft ltX J OO Purl
Wh1h, 4X4. healed
•Uh 1howrm cond
luu r•tk. tow pka
$19,900 949·3!>0 !>202
'14 M•unrtl·ll Twt>a
•low miles. vecy na.• $4200 949 2AO 1012
Ml RCI 01 S 8NZ 01
Sl SOO I oadtd silo•
l>poth plla. AMC wtil$,
9fl m1, &howr m tond. 301
hp $52.150 714 969 1 IB7
MUICIDIS 't 2 JOOTI Waaon, auto, aunrool.
3<d seal while tan/
1nter1or. SI0,500 12511
m1 714 ~9 9942
,OllSCHI 'O 1 <AllllUT,
............ .....,_,
'wn#OC<-t
..-.~Nev ~.x.non.Lo.o .,,
(Pim} IZl.900 ... , ...
Whlt/8111. "'"'· co. Sport Wiiis
(f'l!it~) $36,too
t»I 11..S Ml
811VCry, Pr-"'&.
CO, low Ml
(M112ll) $34,llOO
'flt~ ...... •i• . ..... .,. loeclld,
Moonfloof, low Ml.
(122114) $39,900
11.t nil .. sn , • .,.-. l.cM!dld, 22K
' ml, Pwf.ctt <202994> a:zuoo
weuoo
Wl'tl/T tn P\alinum
Serita, Low Ml, CO (0992J 6) '25, 900
'HO.X--810
8lkl9•. Auto, CP, BoH.Ctutl'fb
(CM8525) S:Zl.900
"010r..JA.U
Auto, AC, CO, R-
5'>"
(263427 > $9,!iOO ,,,,,... .... c...,,
Only !Oil 1111, CO. Blue/
Biil ( 300205) S22.900
"'S-410 SUI* Clean! CO, Lille
Hew
(431928) S2S.900
t4t-45~2222
1 .. ·.1....-....,,.._.
,..,.,. '91 <.,.... DX
&Oil • ml, •uto, pw, pl,
cc uise. wtllte/11•Y Int,
iuperb $4995 vl57829
Bkr 949 586 1888 --·~·~-
TOYOTA Ma2 'ti
whit•. owner sine• '92, ••I ma1nlen1nce, must we to appreciate $3800
obo 949 322 5292
I 800 Chaflly' Oonelt
your 'fthtcle dortctly lo lh• or1111n1I. n1t10n•lly
ecctaim•d Cha11ty Can 100~ charrty rt0t a
used cac de•ler /lund
ra1s81 I 800 diarl\y (I
BOO 2 4 2 7489)
www 800ch1rrtycau ore
(CAL "SCAN)
Qt • NQdw ~II~• Solllh )'°"\wild. ,
a 2 ~ 1'1t 1 l J 9 S 4 a A t • t
~~~soon• 10 I• ,_ t
WbM c&lon do ~ !Uc?
A . You were DOC lovilCd '° lhe pll't)'. Widt DO tit ror p!Wlef'I Miii j04J
have no tmrJbi of AfdY Ind. with a sin&le100 In Plf1l)«'a wlt. biddina
nnc: no lnmlJI I• fntuiht with dmJer. ~ hOldi.na. bi~ poinll.
pa'5 ii l;lQl'1'JCL Sbould lhe IMICtioft
die Ihm. partner will be dcUJhted wi&tl your f.ido.IU.il tncb. ShOu.kl lhe ==:,~ doubbna Qpp·
Q l . ""'South.~ Y'l" bold.
a95 0 A.Kll O AQt7' a A6
The bidihllll bas~ SOlrl1:I 9t'PSt rroaTll £A8r l o ,_ I<;> "'-
' wtllt do yw btd now?
A. While you only have I 7 hi&h-
card points. your hand b wanb 19-
20 pomls 10 wppon of t-1s. E~en
1f pa1tller has a dead rmn1mum, game
should be • n:a.'!Ombk-proposition.
Jwnp to four heam.
Q 3 • lkl(h vulnenblc, L\ Soulh yoo
hold:
a A'JJ • 6 K Q912 a k6J2
~bidding ha.\ oroccedcd.
SOU11t Wl'Sf NOltTit EAST J ,_ l a ,_
' What do you bid now't
A -11 1~ tcmpuna 10 bid '"'o clutx. but &houlcl panntr take 11 preference
to two duunoods. you wtll feel gullry
llbout oat ba\lllla ihown ~ sup.
pan. However. your hand L' nOl &ood enoo&b for a lhin:l bid. EVCll
thoogh you would prefer four<ard
~correct is to ni:bc to rwo
..pades.
a A JI J o K J It 6 4 \. 1 ) • 6 S
The biddln.t lw llCOCCll'(lod.
NOlmf tM1" 80t1nt WPJn' l ,_ I ,_
la ,._ f
Whlll du you bkl now?
A -You !lave a &ood bind In wppun of~ but noc qwtt 8')()CI cnou&b
IO fon.'e IO came. Ju~ 10 ~ • A.hbouah nu1 forana. 11 ~ Ua VtllldolclaJ. ~Ill )'\lUI
I perfectly.
Q 5 -AJ. Soulh.•Ylllncl'llblC )\Ill hold·
au 9 AJ 11 .,J 63 •1'753
The biddina hu oroceedod: NOR'lll bS1' HOUTll W~,·
la ,_ I 1'119
2 .... ' What do you bid now7
A · Tbcsc dliys. •reverse bid I\ fun:·
"'I IO two DO lr\lmfl OI' dvft Of
upmeJ'a 5uit. Huwever, to SUPJIOCI
opcne1'' 1 14Jit cJirectJ y con ti nuca the
r~ Theref<ft. )OU cannot btd
thnlC clubl now. Comet ii. IO biJ
1wo no 1rump. even thoo&fl you hav~
no spade litoPPCf, atkl MlC wh.u h111>-
pens. 1f Nunll bKls lhr« no tnimp,
mJUt IO four clubci.
Q 6 -Boch vulnerable, 11.' Soolh you
hold
a A K 76J AJ7 J l65 a 4
The btddmg has lll'OCCeded.
SOUTH W~"f NOKTU t:A.'>7 •• .... 2 ,._
T
Wh.a1 do Y'l" btd nuw"
A • How did this slip 111'1 lt " too
CIU)I. ~tt is absolulcly no l'C.ISOCl
why. W!lh four diamonds 10 the JXk,
you should nol rai~ JlNlncr'\ 'uir.
Btd three dua~ and §CIC whal
develop!.
BOATS
9515
all lasslfled Today
949 642-5678
"1a.slelccalt '9!> ~I bo•I with tower, s tereo.
custom co•••, $11,000
562-212 4117
,,, o.fty &.drk .....
_. r.ond fuly r~
btttwllS/~/ ...
dousures odt 17 /mo old
SI 4,900 !M9-51 S-O:BI
hptton1e mini cond•lton. AUTOllOBl£S
8!>11 mrln one o-' $62,000 PP ~9 JSI 1719 MISCB.lAIEOUS
•-.. ·-.,, '·' HSE 41111 mt. lull lact
..... blt./b~ llll•. 18"
th•m whls superb cond ltw~l. $13,4!l> Yl1720l 8~r 949 !>86 1888
www .ec,.1tl.cet11
RANGE aovr• 19U
l W8 I I SK mt. blue/ten
•rt suspen5ion. 1mmac:
ulale lhroua:'1out $6495
P/lfi2Bi/IJ) -':hi n~m sun
a-.. ll•nr '00 4.0
SE 1611 actual ml, lull
lacl ware. bllo./carmal
Ith< bHUhlul hke new
t ond Mus i se@ lo lllllJ'_.. $28,9'.ll ..017896
Bkr 949 586 1888
www.~l . .-o
a..,.. 11.,,., •t s •.o
SE 80k •ml. black/len
llhr superb cond
lhrourht books. record$
$10.~ "°45829 8111 949
~B6 IB88 -.... ,. .... _
eon..,SeMca
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·~lobllol Ob~ •Olillll"'-"'-"'* •Me~~-UC 0.-. IOY,.6ina,.. 71-4-61 -2786
conn.. Mllolly
l tidl It.di St-Tiie
Concrete, P.UO. 0."'9way
F1tep1c, ee9 Rera. 25Yr• Eap. Terry 14 557 7S94
C-~Wd
C4nwlt. 8rldl. stone. 111, ~ ...........
~ tDo .,,... n441~!1D!il
.,.. Plbt1INng
YOUllMOal
IMNOVlMIMf no11cn
C.lh ~tumbef, pelnter. 1ndym1n, °' •ny of the c•t
Wf\'left listed • "' ow wvtce •~1or1I TiiUt LOCAi. SVC
pt()t>I f CAN Hlll'
YOU TOOAYI
.,...... .....
wmMOln HYWAU
A" pllltMIS tlll/lrt IOb1 ~~"" -71 l ... 1
AUTOS WANTED
MOTORCYa.ES
BOAT REPAIRS/ SBMCES
BOATSSUPSI
MOORINGS/ LAUNCHING/
STORAGE 9680
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