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Home My WebLink About2001-02-26 - Orange Coast Pilot• I I ' I .. SERVlNG THE NEWPORT -MESA COM.MUNmES SINCE 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2001 Oassic brings more than just golf fanatics • Exposure from this week's Toshiba Senior Classic means dollars and makes sense for the city. r..thls Winkler DAJLY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Last !'fovember, Greenllgbt ruled the town. Less than three weeks from now, the city's real and honorary Irish folks will bring out everything emerald to celebrate St. Patrtck's Day. offietals have tl their way, they'll match Last year's record- setting $1 million-plus dona- tion to Hoag Hospital, which functions as the tournament's organizing charity. ·we· re in great shape,· said Jeff Purser. who directs the tournament for Hoag.· "We're ready to roll." GOING ON UP WITH HOAG IN THE BACKGROUND ed to open three years from now. Other charities set to receive money include the Orange- wood Children's Foundation, the Southern California PGA Foundation, the Juvenile Dia- betes Research Foundation International and the Toshiba Classic Scholarship Fund. But just a few years ago, with the Classic barely established as a major event on Newport Beach's social calendar. things didn't look that great at all. But for the next seven days, the manicured greens at New- port Beach,.Country Club will command the city's attention as \he seventh annual Toshiba Senior Classic golf tournament returns to town. And if event Proceeds from the event to benefit the hospital have risen ever since Hoag came on board m 1998. That year, the hospital's cancer center rei:etved $700,001. In 1999, $828,500 went to Haag's heart institute. The most recent tournament raised more than $1 million, breaking all records set by any senior tour event before. Pro- ceeds in 2001 will benefit Haag's new Women's Pavilion, expect- International Sports and Event Marketmg, a since defunct company, had set up a nonprofit organizabon to orga- nize the event. But the Internal SEE GOLF PAGE 5 DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Otticlals of Toshiba Classic hope to match last year's record setting donation of $1 mllllon. PHOTOS BY DON LEACH I OAllY I'll.OT Well-covered for a downpour, Alex Be"st, 3, stomps ln a puddle while at the Orange County Fairgrounds on Sunday. Weekend rain doesn't stop locals from enjoying their favorite activities - including events at the fairgrounds KED! Stef•nle Frith DAILY PILOT More rain. The National Weath- er Service says it's as simple as that. The storm system hovering over Southern California is expected to continue until Thursday, with the potential for hail, funnel clouds and water spouts, said Don Whit- low, meteorologist for the Nabonal Weather Service. Thursday and Friday should be partly cloudy, with rain expected again for next weekend. ·u·s (the rain) never going to stop ,• Whitlow said. ·This is typi- cal wintertime weather, and it will probably begin to taper off around the end of March, although the rain may go through the beginning of April and stay awhile." The heavy rains over the week- end didn't stop people from bike riding and jogging through Te Win- kle Memorial Park in Costa Mesa and the on the paths in Upper Newport Bay. Even the Malibu cat Show and Family Expo at the Orange County Fairgrounds were full of families in slickers and toting umbrellas. Brenda Pena, 16, of Santa Ana. who was directing traffic Saturday and Sunday for the fairgrounds events, said people were stopping SEE RAIN PAGE 4 Brenda Pena, 16, got soaked as the ralo poured throughout her enUre woTkday Sunday tn the parking lot at the Orange County Fairgrounds. Debate could focus on city's future • Residents already have firmly established opinions on what should be done with a rundown Costa Mesa shopping center. Jennifer Kho DAILY PILOT MESA DEL MAR -A plan to replace an aging retail center with homes goes before the public for the first time today -but many residents have already tak- en sides m what promises to be a lengthy deba~ about the direction the aty IS headed. The plan would convert the rundown, 2.5-acre El 'Camino Shopping Center - bordered by smgle-family homes. an office building and apartments -into stngle-faxruly houses. The Planrung Commisslon IS scheduled today to consider only a request to rezone the property from neighborhood commer- cial to medium-density residential, which would allow the owners to build between 19 and 29 homes on the Slte. The developer, El Camino Partners LLC, has not submitted a ,specific plan, and the design will depend on new resi- dential development standards that the city is workmg on. The City Council on Tuesday voted to extend a moratorium on new two-story, single-family developments and second- story addtt.Jons in all residential zones throughout the city while it works on those new codes. The proposed revisions would require bigger lots, larger dnveways, more off- street parking, more landscaping and a more extensive review process for new developments and major remodels. Final designs for the El Camino pro- Ject will be reviewed by the Planning Commission and the City Council after the residential development standards are approved. But long before that point, neighbors have already taken strong stances on both sides of the issue. Store owners. employees and cus- tomers are dead set against the conver- sion and Tuesday submitted a petition signed by about 200 people opposed to the project. SEE CENTER PAGE 4 111111 SPOITS 11111 Getting a little .ahead of herself-and the Worm A little nostalgia here and there can be wonderful. But let's admit it Who isn't dying to find out what a Dennb Roclman- style Josh Slocum's restaurant will be all about. Well. at lelllt ooe woman. who lhaJJ reina1D nam ··-. teemed to 8gr.. with UI. Altbougb tbe Worm bam't 8Wlll applijd hil ftnilhlng IOUcbel to the ielfood )oUlt. .. bold to e.u. • peek. Ola~' •Illy dnmlc. thM ii. ·we weren't even open fof ti\Ud· Mii 1'lt-. Mid ........... the ,...._ .. owner. ·And 101ne WGIDID Walked In fro. the ....... and passed out." Finegold'a employees first tried the nice approach. They ordered her a cab to get her home. When that did- n't Work. they called ln the cops, who anested the woman on suspidon ol d.llorderty conduct under the lnflu· ent'9 bf akobol at 5:15 p.m. '.t\aelday and took her away to sleep lt off. Porthole of you who haven't been keeping up Wltb the biggest newt In town. Plnegold's • buddy of Rodman'a. The glamorous u·belbt· ball ttar helped out wttb tiOme catll .. to give Josh Slocum's a new c:o.t of paint and add a couple of leopard kin chairs. Pinegotd said that h '• open for biJSineu and still servi the old menu, adding that Rodman'• vtsion for the remodeled place Is fast t'Ol?l· lng to fruittoo.. Don't worry. We'll t,U you when lt's reedy. And II you don't want to check out the planned • nouveeu Latino • for youftlelf, we'D 9\MDy do It for you. Or bed you Ueedy fig\ftd that OM outl C1ASSllDS----~--• PllUC lfJRQ5 1 NIS 6 WMl"5 Ml0'1 I ..... UA_..nl .. occ .,.--. o.ww ~ hll IPlnt ~ 25 ,..s IMrnlng .......... ond'9....,_._,... .. .. ,. ON THE . . . 2 Monday, February 26, 2001 What's AFLOAT • WHATS AA.On Is published periodic.ally. If you we planning a nautical eYent. submit the infonna- tlon to the O.lly Piiot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646--4170; or by e-mail to dallypllotOlatJmes.com. SAILING CWSES Cit.a Utt. owner and ddpper of the new design Schock 40, Cita, will talk about her par- ticipation in the Key West Race Week and the Canting Ballast 1Win Foil design of the Schock 40 at 7 p.m. March 16 at the Udo Isle Yacht Club, 701 Via. Udo Sound, Ne~rt Beach. Free. (949) 723-5224. Orange Coast College's School of Sailing and Sea- manship will offer a four- week course for people with intermediate sailing skills and little or no experience running a mid-sized auxiliary cruising boat from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. starting March 25 at the OCC Sailing Center, 1801 W. Pacif- ic Coast Highway, Newport Beach. $225. (949) 645-9412. Orange Coast College's School of Sailing and Sea- manship will offer a four- week keelboat class for beginning female sailors from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. starting March 24 at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Pacific Coast Highway, Newport Beach. $215. (949) 645-9412. Orange Coast College's School of Sailing and Seaman- ship will offer a weekend class on operating a twin-engine powerboat from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. March 24-25 at Long Beach Harbor. The class is limited to six students. $295. use or cruising the bay. (949) 673-7200. Electrtc boat rentals are avail- able by the hour at Duffy Electric Boats, 2001 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. All boats are equipped with win- dow enclosures and CD play- ers. Ice and cups are provid- ed. Reservations are suggest- ed. An hour rental is $60. (949) 645-6812. Sall airborne outside New- port Harbor, pulled by a motorboat at Balboa Para- sailing near the Balboa Fun Zone. A 90-minute trip is $45. (949) 673-1693. A motorized lounge chair may be rented at Resort Water Sports at Newport Dunes for $25 per hour. Pedal boats, electric boats, boogie boards, kayaks, inflatable rafts, beach furniture and wetsuits also are available. (949) 729-1150 ... Party pontoons, cha parral runabouts and family pon- toons may be rented at Anchors Away Boat Rentals in the Balboa Fun Zone. (949) 673-3372. Gondola tours are offered by the Gondola Co. of Newport, 3400 Via Oporto, Suite 102-B. The $75 cost includes a basket of bread, cheese, salami, ice, glasses, a blanket, music and a Polaroid picture. Wine also is available. (949) 675-1212. Gondola Adventures/New- port, 3101 W. Coast Highway, offers one-and two-hour gon- dola cruises. A one-hour tour with champagne is $70. A two-hour tour with dinner and champagne is $180. Pick- up is available at waterfront restaurants. (949) 675-4984. . - " ' • I Above th• SURFACE Cruise the harbor aboard the Electra, a 100-foot Classic Fantail vessel . Charters with catering are available for up to 145 passengers. (949) 723-1069. ' Daily Pilot SEAN HIUER I DAILY Pl Dennis Kelly, an OCC marine science teacher, peers throu gh the skeleton of a coastal bottle-noise dolphin. u OCC's Sailing Center is at :: 1801 W. Coast Highway, New- :: port Beach. (949) 645-9412. Irvine Coast Cbarten In Udo Marina Village offers two- hour electric boat cruises with a gourmet dinner. $180 for two people. (949) 675-4704. under the sea . Learn to sail or windsurf at Resort Water Sports. Wind- surfers and 14-foot sailboats may be rented for $15 per hour. (949) 729-1150. Sailboat rentals and private lessons are available at Mari- na Sailing in the Balboa Fun Zone. Advanced classes include navigation, big tloal, powerboat, introduction to heavy weather and first-mate instruction. (949) 673-7763; the Blue Dolphin Sailing Club, (949) 644-2525; or Udo Sailing Club, (949) 675-0827. IOAT RENTALS Balboa Boat Rentals can put you on the water in many ways, with single and double kayaks, electric boats, 14- holder sailboats, pedal boats and runabouts for offshore .Da~pjJot VOL 95, NO. 52 ntaMAS K. JOl•ll ... ~ ...., DCID90, EdlP ..... ~ City f.dhor -·••MNW.. ,.....,dttot --a.--Splrtl (dnor .... --. .... (dlllor ----~ Zip through the water on a sea motorcycle known as a Sea-Doo at Walk on Water, next to the ferry on Balboa Island. $65 per hour for a sin- gle-or double-seater and $75 per hour for a three-seater. (949) 675-6800. Streamline center-console fishing Qoats may be rented at Balboa Boat Rentals on Balboa Peninsula. The boats, equipped with live bait tanks, fish-finders and VHF radio, are available by the hour and half-day rates at $170; full. day rates are $240. U-Drive offshore boats equipped with VHF radios also may be rent- ed by the hour, half-day or full day. Rates range from $40 per hour to $195 for the day. (949) 673-7200. Terrance Phnlips THE HARBOR COLUMN Terrance Phillips has the week off. Mathis Winkler DAILY PILOT 0 n the wall just outside Dennis Kelly's office hangs a gigantic map of the world. Usually the marine science professor at Orange Coast College brings his own stu- dents there for some trying ques- tions. Sometimes, his #victims" are ran- dom people passing by. Kelly usually has two questions for them. "Where is the earth's longest mountain range?" he asks. And "where is the tallest mountain?" The an.sWers in 95 % of all cases -the Himalayas and Mount Everest -are wrong. The mid-ocean ridge stretches 46,000 miles around the globe, more than four ti.mes the lengths of the Andes, Rockies and Himalayas com- bined. And counting the part that's hidden under water, Hawaii's Mauna Kea volcano rises 33,465 feet from the ocean floor, beating Mount Ever- est by 4,437 feet. It's Kelly's way to get students thl.nld.ng about his area of expertise, much in the way his own interest in dolphins helped spark people's will- ingness to find out more about Kel- ly's underwater world. "You can be as excited about bypothemlic circulation as you want," he said. "You mention dol- OCC prof essor has spen t nearly 25 years learning about other life on this planet phins and you have (the students'! attention." Kelly began researching dolphins almost a quarter-century ago. While one scientific paper suggested m 1960 that maybe as many as 50 dol- phins could inhabit Orange County's shoreline, Kelly wantesf to find out more. He came up with a system to track the animals and 37 boat sUI- veys later, he and his students dts- covered that between 89 and 137 dolphins called the area between San Onofre and Seal Beach their home. Some aspects of his work revealed worrying realities. Dead dolphins found on the beach had such high levels of toxins in their bodies that a beach burial would have amounted to a federal viola- tion, he said. "It would have been toxic waste,• he said. The Orange County Sanitation District, which was looking for ways to dump sewage into the ocean, didn't particularly care for READEH HQJllHE CA 92626. Copyright No news rt~ WEATHER AllD SURF (949)642~ .-ecord 'f04JI comtn«'l1S about the o.lly Piiot or news tlPJ. ADOBE$$ Out eddt9 II 330 W. lay St.. Costa~ CA 92627. 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Recently, Kelly presented his fmd· ings to fellow marine scientists at a conference in Monterey. And Kelly's admiration for the aru· mals is still going strong. Dolphins ·are the most speoal of all mammals in my opinion,· he said "They're still here and seem to be doing well despite all the things that we have been doing to thel.r environ- ment in all the 52 years that I've been alive.· A few weeks from now, after he marries psychologist Laurie Poore on April 7, Kelly will get a chance to observe dolphins someplace he's never been. The couple will spend their hon- eymoon on the Greek island of Crete. #I've been to Antarctica twice and the South Padfic," he said. "But I've never been east of zero longitude." Daily Pilot · ' . . . Curbing skateboarders is still bogus, dude I t was about 20 yea.ra ago but I still remember tJie incident vividly. •RUN,• screamed my teenage friend.a. "RVNI • I looked up and saw the reason for their alarm. A highway patrolman had parked his motorcycle on the freeway shoulder and was barrelin~ down on us like •stansky and Hutch.· We scattered in about 10 different directions. And while I would rather not explain all the details of that caper just now, let's just say the result was, well, bogus, dude. There were interrogations, citations and fines. It was gnarly. And what exactly was our crime? We were skateboarding. Well, to be precise, we were skateboarding in a dried out drainage ditch that sat about 50 feet from the Santa Ana Freeway. Neatly hidden by shrubs and vines, it was the perfect little con- crete wave for a band of surf-starved kids who lived a little too far inland to be at the beach on a school day afternoon. In those days we skated ' on everything. Dried out swimming pools, driveways, . Briefly _in :THE "Ews· Residents meet council m embers • Mesa Verde Community Inc. is planning three meet- ings for residents to learn more about the Costa Mesa I'm not worried, agent Is c,.1g Brown lnauNnce Call today for auto & home owner's Insurance! (949) 760-1255 fashion Island Tony Dodero FROM THE NEWSROOM riverbeds. Aside from a few bumps and scrapes from falling off our boards, no one ever really got hurt. It was truly a harmless activity, a victimless crime by a bunch of teenagers looking for a place to ride a skate- board in a world that seemed (and still seems) to want nothing to do with them. Twenty years later little has changed. Sure several cities have skateboard parks. But many. many more don't and don't have any plans to. And Costa Mesa city lead- ers just threw awa.y a rare chance -not to mention nearly $43,000 in planning and 10 years of debates -to give some teenagers a safe and free place to skateboard. ·1 think it's becoming more City, Council and city staff. The meetings will be a t the Neighborhood Community Center 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. f The first, set for 7 p.m. March 21 , will include a pre- sentation about the Santa Ana River Flood Control Project from the program development department of Orange County. New council members N rt Beach • Lie• 0550290 A.NNull.Y 0wNERS How long has it been since you have hid a comprehensive review of your annuity? Quutions to consider: •·An you holding an outdated annuity? • Do you have a nursing home .waiver? • Do you ban a stepped-up death btnefit? • Do you hsvc pmaJty-ftu cumuladvc withdrawals? • ls your performance lagging? For a REE Coaprdamslft Int~ call Toll·fru! 1-866-5 77 ·8833 620 Newport Center Drive, Suite 1300 Newport Buch, CA 92658-8730 ' HCUalTlll -ai... c.-. ___ ........,. ____ ~~---.... -· ·-,_ _ _.,._,.,._ ____ ,,,, .. _____ _ ..,._ __ ............ _,,....... ___ _,_._ .. ,... __ .,.,. ,_ ,..,..,., __ ...,..,_ .. only ___ i..o,......., _..,. ""'~--Inc, --~Ml'Cll• ........ ....._.._ .... _ _....._ ..... ._~ •JOOIPIN--IOIOI obvious we're probably not going to end up providing a skateboard park,· Coun.dl- man Gary Mona.ban told our reporter aft.er the council decided to put the skids to the previously approved Charle and Hamilton site. Let's just say, I'm not too stoked about that. I can attest that skate- boarding is not a fad. It was a popular sport in my day and it continues to be with today's young daredevils. These kids deserve more from their city leaders, who have decided to tum this whole thing into a political football game as far as I can tell. Former parks commish Mike Scheafer, who resigned his post because of an earller skateboard park controversy, put it best. "They think of skate- boarders, surfers and teenage kids as being trou- ble, which is really unfortu- nate," he said. I mean, what are they womed about? Do they think we'll become an editor or some- thing? • • • We in the newsroom are rather impressed by the Karen Robinson and Chris Steel will ·headline• the event by discussing their experiences on the council so fat and by answering ques- tions from residents. The second meeting, scheduled for April 18, will feature Counctlman Gary Monahan. City Atty. Jerry Scheer and City Manager Allan Roeder. Former Mayor three newest councilmen in Newport Beach. And no it's not just because we endorsed them. Though, we can pat our- selves on the back a little for that. But it's clear to us that Steve Bromberg, John Hef- fernan and Gary Proctor have brought a refreshing new attitude th.at even seems to have rubbed off on their colleagues. Tuke tor example the recent brouhaha over the city of Irvine pitchmg its Great Park plan to New- port-Mesa residents. The trio, like many, expressed outrage over that city target- ing our residents Wlth its propaganda. But they also did some- thing else. They vowed to fight back with similar tactics. . That's a refreshing change from the battle plans, or lack thereof, that were put into place during the fight over Measure F. The local pro-El Toro leaders at that rune chose to pitch their message in their own backyard. instead of concentrat:wg on the rest of the county. espe- cially North County. The result was a pre- dictable victory here in New- Joe Erickson will moderate the second meeting. Mayor Libby Cowan and Vice Mayor Linda Ducon will speak at the third meeting, port-Mesa and a tesounding loss at the polls in every oth- er town from San Clemente to Seal Beach. So with the recent court victory putting Measure F in mothballs, the pro-airport leaderslup would be wise to heed the message of this trio, take a page out of the South1County playbook and make the case as to why a new airport is essenllaJ to those outside the Newport- Mesa borders. • • • It's hard to believe that the time has already come for the Toshiba Senior Clas- sic. The exoting goU tourney tield at the Newport Beach· Country Club has fast become a Newport Beach institution. Consequently, over the conung week we will be devoting much time to the coverage of tlus event Stay tuned. and tf you get a chance, get out to the links for a good UJne. • TONY DOO£RO is the editor His column appea!'l on Mondays. If you have story ideas or concerns about news coverage please send mes- sages either via e-mail to tony.doderoOlat1mes.com or by phone at 949-574-4258 scheduled for May 8 and moderated by fonner Mayor Peter Buffa. For more mformabon, call (949) 225-4 296. C· f A,_8wt.1', IT'S TIME FOR ... f~t8 ~oatr ''-o. Ml CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT Monday, February 26, 2001 3 • 4 Monday. February 26, 2001 Doily PilQt COSTA MESA PLANN ING COMMISSION Charity offers college scholarships Inside CITY HALL HABITAT FOR HUMANITY The Planning Commis- sion is scheduled Monday to consider a tentative map for a cooperative housing c*Velopment for low-income families. If it is approved, the development. a collabora- tion between Habitat for Humanity of Orange County and the city's Redevelopment Agency, will include the subdivision of two Del Mar Avenue lots into four. The lots are owned by the Redevelopment Agency, and Habitat for Humanity would select the owners, who would be required to fit affordability restrictions and abide by maintenance and occupan- cy agreements. Three houses ranging from 2,859 square feet to 3,621 square feet will be on three of the lots and the remaining lot will be used for a common drive- way, guest parking spaces and part of the front yard. The project was approved in a develop- ment review June 22. WHAT TO EXPECT: Planning staff is recom- mending approval of the project .• The City Council in June approved a moratorium FYI • WHAT: Costa Mesa Pfanning Commission • WHERE: City Hall, n Fair Drive, Costa Mesa • WHEN: 6:30 p.m. today • PHONE: (714) 754- 5245· prohibiting small-lot devel- opments, but the morato- rium does not apply to project applications filed before May 15. The Habitat for Human- ity project was submitted May 5. LIGHTHOUSE COASTAL COMMUNITY CHURCH The Planning Commis- sion will consider allowing the Lighthouse Coastal Community Church to use part of its parking lot as a play yard on weekdays and to establish a new ear- ly childhood development center. The commission was scheduled to consider the request Feb. 12, but the issue was postponed until today to give the church time to submit additional information about the proposed early childhood development center. WHAT TO EXPECT: Planning staff is recom- mending that the commis- sion approve the request. -Jennifer Kho Put the •Money for senior girls at Newport-Mesa public schools is available through the Newport Beach chapter of the National Charity League. > Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA There may be a thrifty solu- tion for girls who are antici- pating the monetary squeeze of starting college next year. The Newport Beach chap- ter of the National Charity League is offering high school senior girls in the Newport- Mesa Unified School Oisbict the financial edge of $500 to $2,000 scholarships. Providing scholarships to young women who are prepar- ing to head off to college or vocational schools is a tradition that the mother-daughter char- ity organi7.Ation continues, and continues to up the ante on. This year the group will RAIN CONTINUED FROM 1 to tell her they were sorry she had to stand outside in the rain. "Saturday wasn't as bad as today (Sunday),• she said, dressed in a canary yellow slicker and leaning over a stop sign. MLast night, I went home and had a hot shower and my dad made me hot chocolate. I just hope the rain dole out $12,000, said chapter president Diana Lorenz. "We've been giving it more emphasis each year,• she said. ·we feel education Is one of our primary focuses in the National Charity League, and we really, truly feel that education is the future for these girls. We hope it can help teach these girls lead- ership roles and to give back to the commwuty. • The organization's three primary focuses are educa- tion, philanthropy and cultur- al enhancement, Lor~nz said. Members have to join as a mother-daughter team pre- pared to do community ser- vice for several years. They raise money primari- ly through the Ticktockers Thrift Shop on 19th Street in Costa Mesa. stops for a little while today.· the car this morning and Shivering in line at the drove from Aguadulce, • she concession stand at the cat said, adding that she had sh9w Sunday, Thora Hart said . already bought three cups of she must have been insane to coffee to keep wann. ·When I decide to exhibll her two cats. got home last rught. 1t was "I can't believe that I got in snowing. But my cats were The store ls entirely staffed by members and bas no paid employees, Lorenz said. Mothers, also known as "patronesses" within the orga- nizabon, must work in the shop a minimum of 12 four-hour shifts a year. The girls, called the "ticktockers, • must work at least two shifts per year. Most of the $100,000 brought in by the chapter each year goes to local organi- zations such as Human Options, the Someone Cares Soup Kitchen in Costa Mesa, the 11\ink Together Program at the Shalimar Leaming Cen- ter and the Heritage House. But a chunk is held out each year to give to deserving high school senior girls. Scholarships are awarded in $2,000 and $1,000 incre- ments, with an occasional $500 for a girl enrolling in a commuruty college. To be eligible, an appli- cant must have a grade point Wendy Vesel and son, Bryson, 1n stroller, run through a puddle after vislttng Family Expo at the fair- grounds. DON LEACH/ OAllY PILOT prepared. They are British shorthairs and they love the rain and snow -more than I do, I can say that." Kellie Wood.ford of Lake Forest, who attended the family expo with her three Toshiba Senior Classic on your calendar. Monday ~ ,,11,\11 Newport Beach Country Club F.ebruary 26 -M-arch 4 Tickets start at $14 Loa onto www.Toshlb&Senlot"Claak.com or: call 949/S I S-4140 Tk*fltJ also aYOilable at TOSHIBA Computer Systems Group Electronic Componena Copy•fax • Prtnt ColJ Srnsors Deloftte :;< cingular ··~ .... , ... .. , average of 2.5 or higher, establish a financial need, be a senior girl in a Newport- Mesa public school and be enrolled as a full-time stu- dent at a college or vocation- al school in the fall. They also must have attended d minimum of two years of high school in the Newport- Mesa Unified School District. •1 think the thing we're looking for most is energy and determination, which 1s sbown by improving grades and the recommendations of teachers and cowiselors, • said Lorian Petry, who is heading up the scholarship awards committee. "We're looking for people who are going to try to go out and make a difference. We want to make sure they have a head start on where they want to go.• ApplJcations are available in the counseling office dt each high school. Petry said and are due by Apnl 6. children, ages 18 months, h and 7, said the rain doesn't bother her. "I actuaily reaily Wee thc> rain.• she said. "I don't really mind packing up my lods and taking them somewhere Im the ramj. Of course, I would rather be at home with a cup of chocoldte instead.· Meanwhile, 8-year-old Jeffrey Carroll from Chulo Hills stomped and played 111 the puddles, waiting for his fanuly to return from the Cdt show. "I like getting my s~ and socks wet,• he said, lcKk: mg up some water as 1J to prove his point. "It feel'> good." Despite the virtually non- stop ram Uus weekend, Nev. - port Beach and Costa Me">d police were surprised thdt there was nothing more thdn minor accidents -not even mdJOr floodmg -reported tlus weekend. As of late Sun- day afternoon, forecaster-. said more than a half-inch of ram fell m the area since Sat- urday morning. CENTER CONTINUED FROM 1 MA lot of people really need our services,• said Jessi- ca Ordonez, manage r of Super Star Burgers, which "' m the shopping centN "There are a lot of customN'> who live m the apartment"> We g e t single guys hvtnq alone who come here to edt, as well as people who al'en't allowed to cook in the apart- ment or people who come m late from work and who 1ust want something quick. "Plus, we have the school nearby and teachers eat here and kids dfter school, espe- oally if they have parents thdt come home from work later.· But Mesa Del Mar Home- owners Assn. Inc. representa- tives spoke in favor of the change at a December meet- ing, when the City Counctl agreed to consider the medi- um-density housing pro1ect when 1t is submitted. ·we just think that, although the shopping center served its purpose when 1t was first put in, it's deteriorat- ed to the point that it bas become a hangout for a bunch of kids and an eye- sore,• said Ed Keene, vice president of Jhe association. ·we think repl4dng u with beautiful two-story homes , will locreue the value of the type of oty we want Costa Mesa to be. We think lt will be quite an improvement, a step in tho right d.lrection. • Planning Commissioner Katie Wilson r;aJd the maln lmle will be for the commis· 1Jon to decide wbether the servlcel pl'OWled at the abop- plng center are available ellewbere ln the area. • 1ra • tough atUatlon becauae there ii so much rup· port for housing that, I think. items from the frUlttaUon aboUt ~ llete ol tbe C18DW, but u.e • mo a ligDHkant populedaa m the ~bOT• boOd ltMal ._ the .. t1ail.. Mid WUton. wbo added the• .ah• bu not yet taken a poll· tlonontM~. •Qeanlog up the pq>en ii ialporta.nt, but that 00...~ ..... W9 ~ '° .... 1o a+ddmtW IO do IL W. ilMd IObew -..11a ,,.,_,.,, d wwttw In U. ..... Doily Pilot GOLF CONTINUED FRO.M 1 Revenue Service never approved the tax-exempt status for Classic Charities of Orange County, dnd officials for the Newport Beach Cpuntry Club, who had host- ed the tournament since 1996, were ready to back out after the company lagged behind in payments and gave reldtively little money to chdflly When Hoag -a part of the commuruty for 50 years dnd organizer of other suc- cessful local golf tournaments -stepped in during the sum- mer of l 9Y7, Uungs took a decided turn, making the Newport Uedch event one of the mo"it successful among the 18 stops on the senior tour f-or lucks, 1ust a few' num- bers Dunng the tournament, 78 pldyer!> will gather to com- pete. An t>stimated 1,100 vol- untePr~ will help out wtth everythm~J ranging from keeping score to dnvrng shul- llcs. The shuttle vans alone, by the wdy, cost around $45,000, said Purses. And golf balls? They'll have 6,000 on hand, JUSt for practicing. BOOSTING THE CITY'S EC ONOMY When players and thou- ~ands of golf enthusiasts flood mto town, it's clear the city's busmesses benefit as well. Golf shops, of course, have Need an Honest & Reliable Plumber? Call Steve (714) 235-9150 UC.506586 www.Plumbln re air.TV TOllY ' :.· ~ Clelf Club) A fWd ol 1 ptof•iONls compet. for fOur open JPC* In the TOlhlba S.Olor OMlc c.t. even llS not open to the ~lk.) tmaAY car•ii'INrn ...wt (7:to a.m. .. the ... pmt .... -.tott) ~ .,...Tom Wnon lhares his ltfti. golf end~~ with a select Md9nm (tiCMtl CCIII S 100). fotlow- lna the~ w...on will pl-v three :=s.-~~~~~:~ Int the c.dlll« Waldno Oink. 1 ....... PMCnea ..... (8118y) SenlOr tour~ wt out ~le.ch Country Cub. ,._ a.-c (4 p.m.) Golf~ •nd •senior tour player give tips to young OWlge C:OUnty golfers. WllllSllY QAISK: MO L\M (7 a.m. ... 12:JO p.m.) ~ founomes get paired with a different senior tour player on each day of the twc>-day IWl'lt ... TllllSIAY a.ASllC MO-'M (7 a.m. ... ,2:JO p.m.} - . GOLF GALORE .. TICKETS . ·~Good-~ Dilly •xdwl ...... coupon: S14 • Slngle D11y Tide.et. Monday through Thursday (admission gate _ ~~ pflas).S15 ·t • Slngle Day Tldcet. Friday through , ~ Sunday (admission gate prices): S18 1 • WMlclong Grounds a.dge, good Monday through Sunday (grounds only): SSO • SUson aubhouM Badge, good Monday through Sonday (grounds and clubhouse): S 100 I ndcet:s can be bought during tourna- ment ~k at admission gates and by c.alfing (949) 515-4840. Final round of play for pro-am teams. CELURE.X B.E.A. T. AKTHIU11S OHPPING CHALLENGE (1:30 p.m .) Senior tour star Tom Kite provides a short-game clink and challenges an audience member to a chipping competition for charity. FRIDAY TOSHIBA SENIOR a.ASSIC TELEVISION COVEUGE • AUDAY: Pax-TV broadcasts tape delayed from 2 to 4 p.m. • SAnMDAY AND SUM>AY: CNBC broadcasts live from 3 to s p.m. (tee times '-aln around I 11.m.) First round of championship play. GREATER NEWPORT PffYSIOANSI SECUM HOfUZONS SENIOltS' DAY Seniors age 60 and older can purchase tick· ets at admission gates for half-price ($9) SATURDAY TOSHIBA SENIOR CLASSIC (tee times begin ~a a.m.) Second round of championship play. SUNDAY TOSHIBA SENIOR CLASSIC (tee times begin~ I a.m.) Final round of championship play. All e\o'ents held at Newport Beach Country Club, 1600 East Coast Hlgh~y. unless noted otherwise. ONLINE TOURNAMENT INFORMATION: http://www.toshibasenlorclassic.com their moment and restaurants and hotels can't .complain, either, said Richard Luehrs, the president and chief exec- utive o(ficer for the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. But as far as he's con- cerned , the short-term gains are nothing compared to the national exposure the tour brings to town. It's lh.e television brodd- casts --Wlth their repeated shots of the city's beaches and soothing weather that make people in snow-covered areas think about V1S1ting, or even moving to Newport Beach - th.at count, Luehrs said. months and months and years later on, when' people remember the broddcast and come to Newport Beach. because they want to spend some time here • Mayor Gary Adams, who's laid hls own clubs to rest due to a lack of tune, said thdt the Classic is simply d great event for the city. brings prominence and pres- tige to Newport Beach,· he said. Even the city's biggest event, the chamber's annual Christmas Boat Parade, prob- ably doesn't have the same econorruc boost as the Clas- sic. despite draw109 about one million visitors compared to the 80,000 or so who come to watch golf. "It just really sends out a stunning picture with the coastline,· he said. "The eco- nomic impact happens "It's a unique evPnt that Mcnday, February 26, 2001 5 While the parade's boat rentals c:tnd dinner reserva- tions were ·notJung to sneeze at. either.• the power of tele- vision clecUly gJVes the Clas- sic d1l edge. he Sdld. For the hrst time, CNBC will CdJTY most of the televt- s1on covernge on the event, expandmg dlI llme from five to sue hours. On Fnddy, Pax- lV. partly owned by CNBC's parent compdOy NBC. will take over the broadcast. NOW IT'S UP TO THE WEATHER Purl.er. who works on prepdrnUons for the week- long event dll year long. said Fnddy that he and hls col- ledgu~ were finishing up on d myriad of delatls. Fi.ndl tfdvel drrangements for pldyen; hdd to be made, cars to trdnsport everyone needed to drnve and 130 radios were plugged m lo chargers to be ready, he saJd But wtule tournament ofh- oals hdve tdken precaub ons such dS in~tdllmg heaters m sky boxes, the sky above sUll hd9 the hndl say, as it did last year when the hnal day's event WdS cdncelled. 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John AltobellL occ baseball ooaCh - 6 Monday, Februoty 26, 2001 • Spotts Editor Roger~• 949..5744223 • Spof1I fax: 949~50-0170 . ;.. ·~ -~HlltlfWae -·-__ _. .~WShoncwle SIDID DAVIDSON Daily Pilot Paulson part of historic six-pack-~ • Australian Robert Allenby wins on first playoff hole with a lipped his try for a par. but It didn't really b . di t • ti f f' t l th N ' 0 mAtter, Allenby was poised to drop his •· lf e o snap a SllC-way e or U'S p ace at e lSSan pen. \. footer for his bildie, leavifg the rest of the PACIPlC PALISADES -He didn't get to win the championship OD the first play· six-pack to spill the prize money for sec· the first-place prize of $612,000, but Den· oft hole in sudden-death fashion. ond through sl.xth, which was a tidy Dis Paulson, a product of Costa Mesa Jt was the first time in PGA history that $204,000 each. High who has been making news for the six players had tied for the lead after 72 •1t Upped out. but I knew it didn't mat· last couple of years on the PGA Tour, was holes of play, and when they retwned to ter. • said Paulson. • (Allenby) wasn't going part of a historic finish at the Nissan Open try No. 18 again, they formed a unique six· to miss that. No way, not after that great Sunday where the field battled par, and pack. shot. We are too good not to convert the the rain on the 6,987-yard Riviera Coun-Izawa was in trouble from the start, good ones. Otherwise we would not be try Cub course. only to find itself mired in then Chamblee, Allenby. Paulson, Sluman doing what we are doing.• a six-way tie for the lead at the ~d of the and 1Way followed with solid shots down Paulson was dearly disappointed with regulation 72 holes of golf. the middle. his finish . Left to dueJ It out in the late, increas-. For Paulson It was a bittersweet ending ·1 didn't win and that's the bottom line, ing rain. were Brandel Chamblee, Bob after making par on the 18th hole four that is the bottom line,· he said. •1 was .,.~l'.kb&lnL-~D 1Way, Jeff SJuman. Tosbi Jzawa, Paulson times during the course of the townament. right there battling until the end. I hung in • and Robert Allenby. onJy to see his extra bole playoff effort go there and hit the shots that I had to. I hit a DAll.Y Pl.OT FU PHOTO BY DON LEACH Dennis Paulson In the end it was Allen by, who bad for naught with a poor approach shot, great putt on 17 that just did not get there. blown a chance to win it all on the 18th on which went to the far right of the green. What can you do? Take nothing away the final round, who came back on the leaving him basically out in the cold. except the second-place check. • \. same bole and fashioned a brilliant birdie Paulson overshot bis next attempt, then Paulson's rounds at the Nissan Open tll Jlai 11Wilot tll Sports Hall of Fame Celebrating the millennium 0 c Newport Harbor • High school football made a huge impact on this product of the Mike Giddings era at Newport Harbor. Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT at is pure Ill ootball, and is there such a tenn? If you talk to former Newport Harbor High two-way lineman Tom Kitchens, he'll give you an answer, and it might go something like this: "In high school, we had this great pro coach (Mike Giddings) and he ran things like a professional system. He was the conductor and he ran a tight ship. but there weren't all these athletes getting big salaries. It was pure ly about the game, purely about the experience and socialization, which I think is a tremendous part of team sports, especially at that age. Saddleback in '84 and finished 9-1-2 overall after an upset loss to Sunny Hills in the CIF Central Conference quarterfinals . A two-year starter, Kitchens was one oj five finalists for the '84 John Gust Athletic Scholarship, an annual Newport Harbor award selected by the coaches and based on players' desire, dedication, enthusiasm, self-sacrifice, improvement. responsibility and excellence. A first-team All-Sea View League defensive lineman by the Daily Pilot, Kitchens was a first-team all-league choice by the circuit's coaches on the other side of the ball on a Giddfugs squad that also featured wide receiver Ho 1hlong and defen- sive back Tom Spangler. As a junior, Kitchens -played HIGH SCHOOL GIRU SOCCER were a consistent 70-68-68-70, and maybe the thought that onJy a great approach shot would win It, got him into trouble. Still, there was the Allenby factor and the Australian proved worthy with his great approach, leaving him with the siJn· ple 4.footer for the birdie. "I choked down on a three-wood and just hit a great shot. right down the mid- dle,• said Allenby of the 220-yard winner. "lt's definitely a shQJ. t,hat will stay in my memory for a long time.~ ~ His wtnnlng putt was dead on. .. Davis Love m was the early leader Olh Sunday off a 7 -under start through St boles, but faded with a 75 OD Sunday, tw<> ~ strokes off the winning numbers. Tiger Woods finished ln a tie for 13~~ with six others, shooting 71-68-69-71 for .. 279, three strokes off the pace of the six· pack. ·None of this other stuff matters. You won't find that in a college or pro football program today.· For Kitchens, high school football was mote than earning All-CIF Southern Section Central Conference as an offensive tackle for the Sailors in the fall of 1984. tight end -•although they never threw the ball to me,• be quipped -and defensive tackle as Newport Harbor produced a Sea View le4gue title and 8·3· 1 record, also reaching the CIP Central Conference quarterfinals. GMGAIY/~Y~ • Corona del Mar lngb'1 launn ~ (2)..,.. Im.,. .. tbe Vdey Cbrtllm t 1 • • lbe bMd9 up fteld, and her IOCCel' team....,., are at ffuVlll'd..Wat'Me ~fol' a CIP DtWiloia IV MmlftnaJ game. Tom Kitchens ·rd say Mike Giddings the coach ·1 don't think I'd be where J am today if it wasn't for high school football and getting involved W1th that,• said Kitchens, an imposing 6-foot-6, 237-pounder who stacked up again.st some of the best linemen in the business, and ls now a C-141 pilot and capt.a.in in the U.S. Air Poree, stationed at McChord Air Force Base in Tacoma, Wash. •(Giddings) kind of took up the job (u head Newport coach tn 1982) as a hobby, to tell you the truth.· Kitchens added. ·1 bad not ti.d a better coach at any level. (Glddingl) wu a pro football coach who wu doing this for the love of the gune, bealUM be thought It would beD8ftt UI, and, of COWM, lt did. •But lt wu tbe tnd.altuUoQ tbiDg ... I thought that wu an Important thtng abOut footbea You ~ togietber a bundl Of guys, and, in • way, lt'• • little Jlke • military tndoctrtMtion with the two-;a-dayl in football ... You lMm to do Cbinol Wllb Other folks, ·you Mft lbat .... ethic ddD9d .Ddo ~. D'hmw •• cm al NW#polt KlitMn OUlllMDdlDO ,.,......., a.long wtdl MIU 8eedl aDd JUOll NedebMn. in tbl SbaM Po&ey·Prttz HOWMt era • the SaOon lbanld Che see Vlllw 1..-gua cha~ wtaa • was one of the more important things about my experience,• Kitchens said. •He was so great for younger guys, those of us developing and getting into our adult years.• Kitchens went on to play junior vanity football and rugby at the Air Poree Academy, then continued his athletic career as a self-described •scrummy, • a rugby term for •one of the bigger guys who interlock and compete over the ball ... the bac:kl are the faster guys and they tend to do a lot ol opeo1Dg field running, lib in football. J wu a total saummy in both footboll and rugby •• Hit npedenat in footbell'a two-a-day IUIJU1Mlr pr~ helped groom Kite.bas for an t l·m.ontb pilot trainiDq ptOgru1 after graduating from lba A# Poree Academy. ·voue1t. breetha.ad~ nothlng but Qytng,. NJd KitcbeN, who toot up hll wtDgl in 1990. . Kitcbenl beCame dilgnmlW with a delk Job for a filw ,_... before going bloCk up ta tM *1 ln198r$. I01cbem. dMa ...... =--al the Ody Not 9pol1I Hd al Ptme to be bancnd. 11 •geged eo be mameo u.s IMl ID downtown s.ao.. ,., ace going batty: S o much for the scrappy label for the Orange Coast College baseball team, at least through the Pirates' first 12 games that is. Before the season began, OCC · Coach John AltobeW said his 2001 Bua would be saappy and his team would also have to depend on Its defense to win games. But, much to Altobelll's surprise, Coast bas been able to use some bot bats as the pitching and defense has plAY,ed up to what was expected. I didn't think we would get off to 9-0, • Altobelli l81d of OCC's opening wlnn1ng ltreU. ·But. our offense has surptaed me more than anything elle. lt'I DGt j\Mll ooe guy, il'i -....,body.• . M die lucil begin Orange Empire c.oai.-c. play, 1'\Meday •l ~ Ibey have built a 10-2 reCord, Chenb tn much part to five Piraliel hlttt.ng above .350. four.,. above AOO. lndud1ng topbomore aakber 8rtan Murphy. who l els wbb a .500 .wnge. A~Joeb Mc:Canne at odlltiM•l!=loa1dMlr ScOtt --. • .,___-rt Haibof Htgb c=,, a.:'~ ... .::.~ ACM Md rr.tu"Nn Jonetben =th roundl out tbe fop Wttll • 3N> mark. ;c. Marcos leads the Pirates in RBis (23) and home runs (three). their opponents stranded 75. Further, the Bucs are . averaging 10 runs a game. When OCC lost lta first game of the season. a 4-3 setback to 1reuure Valley (Oregon), the Bua responded with a huge victory over College of the Sequoia to close out the Cy-Coast Classic. Altobelli said the win was the biggest thus far for the Bua malnly becaUM they battled back from a 6-1 defidt to win. 7-6, 1n 10 SIMYqen COASTERS OCC's rematch with 'Iteasure Valley, Saturday, was ratned out. Altobelli " wanted the game so ~t the Bucs would be able to get " ·one last warm-up before " conference. But. be still believes the team ls ready. Now ts when the real fun starts. lbe upper-.echelon ~ talent of the OEC will bring • the best challenge for Coast, inn1ng1. •That WU & huge win becaUM Sequolu la a V9JY good bell club,• AliobeW Mid. In the top ol the l Otb, Ud with one out. a... hlt a llng)8 to bring tn Glenn Hedgpeth. Who aJlo earned the win on the mound. He bpproved to 2--0 81 be took OVW wttb OM runner oa la the tilOhth and ptc:bed thne shutout UlnlnQI, ftlildDg OUI four bllU... ~ .. otMr' vk:lory Uo came man 1n1111ngs. an M wtn m 10 ovs Moocperk. Staliltlcl could .. •W11· rtmg. but tbe PllUM COWd be 12-0 -~ ....... 111111.Tbey U.. ltft l • na.w -.... wtdle The real Buca will now It.and Up. • "With oonterenoa comto~ a new wbolil ballgame,• Alto M1d. •Tba guys believe in tM coocbiJJQ staff aDd they believe in themlelvet uagroup.• . oec newcomers J.Mne v.n.y ww poee • pleytuJ th.real Luen Uliltant ooecb Stacy Parker WM AltobeW'1 former Uliltant at Cout. Altobe1l1 allo coec.bed Pai'W at UC lnrlDe. • lt WM l\m to CJoedi eplnst bb:n. • Altobelli Mid of the 13· l Win °"" Park9r and IM lAMn Peb. 3. •Tbe ,.,_. ~ , .. 8 dMI family aQdl I wtlb lllaa ha& tn bll future. )Wit nat ~ Wta.la be....,. o.a. • n.. ......... IVC~, aod boilt .. w.m Milda e . . I I' Dally Pilot SPOR'IS Monday. F.bnx>ry 26, 2001 7 FINAL HIGH SCHOOL IOYS AND GIRLS IASIElllLL SEASON STATISTICS, LOGS ,._.. tt... Ion (JW, ~l) CcllalA oa MM bs (U·11. M) C:C.. M1M 9o'f'I (1 .. 11, 7•l) EsweaA 9on (1~15. M) Tony Melum 2' ...... II tp ... "' f1 :f1 ;i;J~ II ...... 513 18.l 32 ldMtl Shltllfl!illan 28 363 13.0 27 Steve Whittaker Eliasar Maldon<tdo 2A 412 17.2 28 Allon Ywnal 28 439 15.7 26 Eric Snell 28 321 11.5 25 David Conte 26 307 11.8 24 Micah Young 2A 430 17.9 39 Greg Perrine 28 253 9.0 21 Zach Brewster 27 270 10.0 21 Chad V~klll 27 294 10.9 21 George Prado 21 128 S.8 16 Erik Peterson 28 123 6.8 13 Charlie Alshuler 28 183 6.5 18 Mike P~ne 27 286 10.6 26 Kenny Valbuena 2A 139 5.8 12 =~ner 28 129 4.6 11 Kevin Mandllas 27 127 4.7 11 Nolan art( 26 145 5.6 14 D~ Valbuena 25 99 4.0 10 6 41 2.6 7 Matt Marston 27 73 2.8 12 Danny Krikorian 26 100 3.9 12 Fr Rodnguez 23 71 3.1 9 Nedlm Pajevk 2S 64 2.6 10 Garrett Bowlus 4 8 2.0 4 Jun Gandia 25 73 2.9 20 David Stoddard 9 27 3.0 8 Chase Cameron 23 4S 2.0 a Taumata GrL, 18 29 1.6 13 Nick Cablco 19 30 1.6 6 Matt Oc.hola 20 49 2.S 6 Jamie Diefenbach 24 42 1.8 10 Dave Rich¥ 24 30 1.3 a Jason Miiiward 20 21 1.1 4 Cesar Romero 18 14 0.8 4 &mHil 10 7 0.7 2 Blake Mancillas 20 22 1.1 4 Sean B~lo 15 9 0.6 5 Don Phan 7 3 0.4 2 Travis Trimble 2 0 0.0 0 Eric Glau 2S 25 10 6 Carlos egoso 17 7 0.4 2 Richie Berame 13 4 0.3 2 llm Reynolds 17 15 0.9 4 Charlie Amburgey 12 4 0.3 2 Jeff Niles 11 3 03 2 TMaSM.olls n. SM IC.as 73 Huntington Beach 52 33 NewPort Hart>« 76 r .. MunNIGI 76 Corona del Mar 33 33 St. John Bosco 71 49 Loera 61 r .. 1EMaD 67 LI Costa C.nyon 46 46 SMldlebadt 41 86 El Modena 66 47 Fullerton 62 SO Santa Arla Valley 56 52 TrL 51 64 Foo1ttUI 52 49 Buen. Part( 52 S1 Tra o HUis S9 54 Western 48 83 C.labaw 41 48 Long Bead\ Wilson 52 61 SMldlebadt 39 54 La Mirada 36 60 Rancho Verde 39 S5 Whittlef Christian 4S S7 Westminster S2 50 Kennedy 62 41 El Toro 53 52 SantaAN 49 49 ~Un.t Hilb 52 47 lrvme 56 63 Orange Lutheran 49 60 Montclair Prep 78 68 A. Miiier 72 S2 Diamond Bar S3 41 ~nolia 37 47 Ganesha 75 59 Stodtdale 45 S 1 Huntington Beach 67 49 EIToro 66 42 Fullerton S9 59 Aliso Nj.uel 50 4S Tustin so SO C.pistrano Valley 73 3S EIDofado 8S 60 La Mir 42 74 Sellvue, Wash 68 74 Edison 63 56 Glendale Hoover 62 56 Loara 74 67 La Quinta S2 55 Shorewood, Wash. S1 61 Notre Dame Riverside 59 70 Sumner, Wash 39 67 Edison 79 62 Arlington, Wash. S7 6S ~Star S9 4S Foothill 42 73 Kennedy 66 SO Penn High (Penicton, B C.) 39 6S El onte 46 66 Orange 46 51 Newport Harbor 61 6i Estancia 51 41 Mission Viejo 63 48 Huntington Beach 59 44 Fountain Valley 36 f>edfk COllSt IAeg&.te f>.cffk COllSt IAeg&.te 81 Laguna Be.ch 58 57 Esancia 44 PMffk COllSt l.Ng\M s.. View LMgue 56 Northwood so n University 87 44 Costa M~ S7 60 Irvine S3 44 Estancia 42 46 Northwood 40 S7 Laguna Beach 32 S9 Laguna Hills so SS Unlvenity 58 66 Laguna Beach 40 40 Santa Margarita (nonleague) 94 SS Woodbridge 68 29 Costa Mesa 42 42 Corona del Mar 29 43 Corona del Mar 44 6S Estancia 50 52 Allso Niguel 53 67 Laguna Beach 60 60 St. John Bosco (nonleague) (or) 63 59 Northwood 68 S2 Irvine 48 4S Northwood 72 82 University 58 73 University 65 S9 Laguna Hills so 48 E.standa 64 61 Northwood 77 SO Costa M~ 6S S5 Woodbridge 73 84 University 82 87 Laguna Beach 48 71 Laguna Beach 50 56 Alho Niguel S3 39 Costa Mesa 58 58 Corona del Mar 39 64 Corona del Mar 48 OF DMsion Ill-AA "-Yofh OF DlvlsSon Ill-AA Playoffs S4 Nortliwood 49 OF Division II~ 54 Gabriellno 41 44 La Canada 64 60 University 79 SS Santa Fe so 54 San Dimas 60 72 Padflc (OT) 69 CostA MEsA GllU (16-1J, 6-4)) 61 Villa Park 74 ~ Dll Mui GRs (14-14. 7-J) g • ng. "' EswtaA GllU (16-11, 7·J) Kristin Mc:U>y' g • ng. "' Nancy Hatsush1 29 397 13.7 25 g • avg. hg 21 293 14.0 26 Rhondl Naff 29 2S9 89 18 Xochitl Byfield 27 291 108 21 ~ ~ 0-.s (2-22. CM) Jlldtle M<Coy 2S 230 9.2 20 Le~h Marshall 2B 244 8.7 17 Zuyin Barrera 24 24] 10 1 17 II • ng. "' Courtney Kawata 28 146 S.2 11 Chrntlne Caron 29 170 58 16 Trisha Wase 2S 223 89 17 Evita Castillo 24 20S as 26 Andrea Gn.1bef 26 136 S.2 14 Barbara Tre,o 28 118 42 13 Lisa Hirata 27 176 65 19 Jllllanne Whitfield 24 134 S.6 12 C.rrie Hawkins 21 83 4.0 12 Laura Muniz 27 97 36 11 Tisha Gray 23 1]7 60 17 Athena Vasquez 24 . 99 •.1 10 Kelly Luu 21 72 3.4 9 Mana Lazos 28 67 2A 8 Tory Matsutuji 26 104 40 11 N~opalovic 13 44 3.4 10 Kellyann Klien 22 68 3.1 11 Lauren Caricti 25 50 2.0 7 Ma~ Rodriguez 23 74 32 10 U Woller 23 78 3.4 11 Mjanou Pham 24 70 2.9 B Miranda Cooper 27 44 1.6 6 Jessie.a Orellana 23 65 28 9 Sar1 Gorman 13 28 2.2 7 c leen Maru 25 52 2.1 12 Jasmine Grewal 14 14 10 4 Hilda Vasquez 18 22 1 2 6 Amanda Campbe1120 39 2.0 7 Madison Otterl>ien 15 22 1.S 8 Quyen Trinh 12 13 1.1 6 Jennifer Cassity 19 23 1 2 s Krysul Mino 18 33 1.8 12 St«)' MeseNey 8 12 1.5 4 Eiieen Bello lS 10 0.7 4 Stefanie Cachola 16 10 06 3 Lauren Snell 23 23 1.0 s Ctystlna Poncher ,6 10 0.6 3 Cynthia Johnson 0 00 0 Brianna Brooks 20 26 1.3 8 Rachel Sessum 2 2 1.0 2 Paullne Le 15 8 0.5 2 2 Oalr Alien 16 16 1.0 2 Naz Alateha 23 21 • 0.9 4 Tiii MusWIGS Alexis Kerm l 2 0.6 2 Mari Paru 1 0 0.0 0 63 Notre Dame Academy 34 r .. EAc-.us Meliua Scharte 10 2 0.2 2 T .. SM ICINGS S6 V1lley Christian 68 44 Cathedral City 3S Tiffany Undsay 4 0 • 0.0 0 64 Los Amigos JS 40 Los Alamitos 56 46 El Modena 56 42 43 Torrance S2 RECREAnON STANDlll'5 SoftbaUStel.._ OTY Ot' CDSIA ~ Wlnew 2001 .. ltW,__,.drl ..... - ~~12 hndayLMgl .. Modified Coed D-1 • 1 Butchers, .. pts.; 2 Touch 'Em All, 4 pts. 3. IJI' Pickle Be.aicc>mb, 2 ptS., 4. Team Logic, 2 pts., 5 The play9n. 0 pts., 6. Hoot1e Hoo, 0 pts., 7 Balrogs. 0 pts. Modified Coed D-2 • 1. cahfom1a Dreamin', 4 pts ; 2. Bfff Buddlfl, 2 pts., 3. V~lfone, 2 pts.; 4. Outbsts, 2 pts.; S. Clubhouse, 1 pt.; 6. Suds, 1 pt. Mone&.)' LMgue Coed C • 1 Fnends & Family, 2 pts, 2. The Players, 2 pts.; 3. Margaritavllle, 2 pts. 4. Fanatics Only, 0 pu .• 5. Barking Spiders, 0 pts.; 6. Ball Busters, 0 pts., 7. New Blood, 0 pts. Coed D 1 • 1. Head First. 2 pts., 2. RSI Big Rigs. 2 pts.; 3 CCHM, 2 pts.; 4. Juggemauts, 0 pts., S. Zero Expectations, 0 ptS ; 6. Pierce St. Mucks, o pts. • Mondliy eo.d 0-2 1 No Mercy. 4 ptS., 2. Eaton, 2 pts.; 3. Real Life, 2 pts .. 4 Goat Hill Ellpl'MS, 2 pts. 5. Phng CRO Mtr Bike com, 2 pts ; 6 Gallopi'lg Ghost. 0 ptS. Tuesday LHgue$ Coed .. Rec.. 1 Terminators, 2 pts .. 2. Jerks & Squirts, 2 pts.; 3 Ball Busters, 0 pts.; 4 Underdogs. 0 pts Men's C 1 Suds Players, 4 pts.; 2. Renegot1ators, 2 pU.; 3 Meat Puppets, 2 pts., 4. Cleveland Steamers, 2 pts., 5 Scumbagl. 2 pts., 6 Mesa All Stars. 0 pts. 7 Source One Bombers. 0 pts. WedneldalyL.Mgues Men's •r>-2• 1. Alley cats. 4 ptS., 2 Seacrest Mavs. 4 pts.; 3 Ball Busters. 2 pts., 4. Marauders, 0 pts., 5 Hooligans, 0 pts., 6 The Blues, 0 pts., 7. 86'ers. 0 pts. Men's •Lower o· · 1. Good Bad & Ugly, 4 pts., 2 Lager Lovers. 2 pts .• 3 Jeffreys Cons. 2 pts.: 4 MV&E, 2 pts., 5 Newport Heat. 2 pU.; 6 NM R, 2 pts .. 7 Prowlers. 0 pts.; B Take All 12, 0 pts ,,_.,.y LHgues Men's 8 • 1 Newpon Wholesale. 4 pts.; 2 Westpac. 4 pts .. 3. Jose Cuervo Gold, 4 pt:s .. 4 Blood. Sweat & Beers, 2 pts, S H 0 S. 2 pts.; 6 Lowted, 0 pts., 7 Budmen. 0 pts M~'s C-1 · 1. Land of the Lost. 6 pts; 2 Negotiators, 4 pts.; 3. Cone, 4 pts. 4. Shooters. 2 pts .• 5 Three & Out. 2 pts .. 6 The Vtrus. 0 pt.s. Men's C·2 · 1 Mudv1lle, 6 pt:s.; 2 M innesota Mafia. 6 pts .. 3 Wild Bunch, 2 pts.; 4. Good For Nothing, 2 pts .. 5 Two Baggers, 0 pts Friday Leagues Men's 0-1 · 1. Da' Players. 4 pts.; 2. Old nmers, 4 pts .• 3. Don't Matter, 2 pts .. 4. U.YD<. 0 pts : 5 Bedrock Bombers. 0 pts. Men's "D-3" · 1. Textron, B pts.; 2 Jericho Jazz. 2 pts.; 3 Meat Puppets, 2 pts .. 4. Pirates. 2 pts.; 5 Laughing Stock, 0 pts Men's •o-s• l Jabron•es. 6 pts. 2 Sharks. 4 pts .. 3 Untouchables, 4 pts.; 4 H M C. 2 pts: 5 Rathskeller. 0 pts, 6 Knights, 0 pts Basketball Standings Crty of Costa Meg Buketbiill Standings Through F-eb. 21 Monday •o• -1 Full Court Mess, 3·1. 2 Psomas. 3·2. 3 Sneaker Squeakers, 3·2, 4 Anzdl, 2-2. 5 Carnivorous Apes. 2·2. 6. Rhymes WI Duck, 2·2, 7 Schultz Photo, 0-4 TUesday ·c-Minor" 1 Mule Train, 4-1, 2 2-f>ump Chumps. 3-1, 3 Goat Hill. 3-1; 4 Team Freedom, 2·3, 5 Dribblers. 2·2; 6 Seagate Scorpions, 1·3, 7 WMA. 0-4 Wednesday •9• 1. Soft Tubs, 4-0; 2 Old & Slow, 3-0; 3. Beach Bombers. 2-1; 4. Pickford, 1·2; 5 0 B .• 1·2; 6. The Bakers. 1-3; 7 !~anders, 0-4 S3 Santa Ana Valley '"'SM.alls 52 Bell Gardens 48 31 Fountain Valley 72 40 Troy 64 24 Esperanza 61 38 Capistrano Valley 42 39 Unlvenlty S1 65 Gahr (OT) 67 56 Newpon Harbor 44 56 Cypress 45 60 Long Beach Jordan 67 48 Trabuco Hllli 64 Mission Viejo 6S Notre Dame Academy 28 27 S1 ,,_.,.y "8-Minof"• · 1. Run & Gun, 4-1, 2. Aluminum Siding. 4-1; 3. The Boys, l ·2; 4. Merrit Lender. 1-4, 5. Unexpected Team, 1-4; 6 Violators, 2-3 32 San Oemente 63 S9 Bell 31 S7 Dana Hills 29 27 Mission Viejo 41 41 Muri~ Valley S9 56 Nog&lfl 41 42 Leuzinger 6S 38 Trabuco Hills 43 9 Irvine SS 64 Fontana 36 68 Magnolia 48 44 Costa Mesa 56 36 Cerritos 5S 39 Gahr 70 SO Dana Hills 42 27 Westchester 65 SCHEDULE HAPPY BIRTHDAY 36 Katella 39 31 Northwood (OT) 36 41 Santiago 46 33 Alhambrl 36 61 Canyon 54 45 llrittanla, B.C. 22 46 El Modena 49 31 Dominguez 26 51 canyon 22 23 Lake Washington 50 3S EIToro 48 37 Ocon View 48 JMlflc CINllt LMgue 33 Fountain Valley 50 76 Laguna Beadl 32 28 Sant. Margarita 50 53 North'NOOd 23 37 Estancia Sl s.. V'9w IAeg&.te 31 Unlwnity 44 24 Irvine 63 40 Costa Mesa 37 64 t..gvna Beach 10 28 Llguna Hiiis 54 ll ~ Halbor (nonleague) 3S 30 Woodbridge 79 37 30 Aliso Niguel 37 47 Estancia 46 24 lfvlne 65 36 University 46 35 Corona del Mar (nonleague) 37 46 Costa Mesa 36 15 Laguna Hills 43 CIF otwWor\ IMA~ 14 Woodbfldge 71 68 Ganesha 48 27 Aliso Nlgwl 38 34 Lac.nada 51 . . --~~-·~ SO Rubidoux 27 68 Ocean View S7 56 Lake Washington 60 4S Westminster 67 49 El Modena 37 f>edfk Coast IAeg&.te 26 Estancia 42 49 University 48 53 Northwood 43 68 Lagun.t Beach 48 37 Corona del Mar 40 38 EsUlncia 39 46 University 41 41 Northwood 38 44 Westminster (nonle~ue) 64 66 Laguna Beach 59 36 Corona del Mar 46 CIF Dhtllon IMA~ 59 5outn El Monte 34 57 Morningside 67 52 Paafka 56 Santa Margarita SS South Torrance 49 Dana Hills S2 Colony, Alaska PMffk Coast League 42 Costa Mesa 6S Laguna Beach S1 Corona del Mar 57 North'NOOd 38 University 39 Costa Mesa 50 Laguna Beach 46 Corona del Mar S2 Northwood 34 Unlvenlty CJF DtvWon -.AA ~ 56 Martin Luther l(lng 49 Harvard-Westlake ,, SS 63 S7 42 56 26 13 37 27 4S 38 22 47 42 44 SS 73 C..WN •tiriw the Deity flYot's AthMti9ofthew.eit ..... r--------------------, I • Ii I ' I I ' l I I l I I I t I t I I I I L------------------~ lod9y ZAotWlu.S ~ fllli rr mn HAMOlll vau.nu&.L !Iv reeidences located on lhtlll pos1 In the offlot ol LOWING APPLICA· CLE STORAGE/DIS· NOTICE OF Lot LL2002 Fictitious Bualnua PM~J!-MrequPINlllERClhlE 1 1 11 1rVoU111....,.,.ln •,:-:..~. ~·1 zoned property the City Clef1c a Clf1Jf\ed TIONS PLAY AND DETAILING, PUIUC AUCT10H 7 ()inA)la. Lollla Name Sblt.ment ~... · ... *h•n the completed eopy of thll Ordlnence 1 PLANNING AP· AT 1S4S NEWPORT Nob le herltJ¥ glvell Lot Ll.3028 The lollowlng PlrlOl\I be 8')p<)inled 11 J>lf· you rna1 flit with the structure WOIJld have a together with the narMI PLICATION PA·00·57 BOULEVARD IN A C2 ""' .. ~ .. Tole! ol 7 Lota. ltOted lrl doing bulillM u : llOMI r~tltlVI to ooun • ~ tor ~E floor .,.. ratio (F.A R) ol the mtmber1 ol the FOR COlLEEN RIVER. ZONE ENVIRONMEN· Ml et PU81JC 11 Mon1a Mewing & Erica Dee. 2919 E11t admlni9ttr lhl 111111 ol clal Nodc9 (form OE· o1 grMter than 0.5; that City CowlCll voting IOI AUTHORIZED AGENT TAL DETERMINATION AUCTION on MARCH Stoqge1'0~.'...~~~ co... Hwy., Cofone Del lheTH~ITION r• 154) °' ':t~~ ~ ~the acloplloll ol lhe end tQ8inll lhl -FOR JAMES 0 PHIL· EXEMPT •2 """1 111 11:00 AM of 1111 __,._.., vn Mar Califomia 112625 ventoly ......,_ Interim ordinance the PASSED ANO LIPS TRUST/CAL 3 VARIANCE PA· ' • -. ..... ... ~ ,.._ ,,,..,...,_ Erica' n....----DA......, queata the decedent'a .... le UMla or ol "'Y C' ft ~..,. •nnaT'CD _._ -. ..... 01 "7 .. ,.... .... .,S GIL et AUSPACE, 8564 ..... .,.....,.,. v... """""· ..,...",. ....,V"' WI Ml oodlcile If ity Sii , .. a '""' l"IUVr '" u .. """' .,.y AMERICAN INCOME "' rvn """""' • ..... It.TON AVENUE. Orange County. 352 Hazel Drive. Colone ............... • ........... "'YI . prpeot~d-}K ln~r.l_u,, dilglnlly lo . the ol FEB . 2001 PROPERTY FUND Ill. BEATSON. AUTHOfl· H""uNTI"' NOTON &"•CH Tl'tla .... Wlf be oom-Del Mer. Callfornl1 bl _,.,..., IO ,.._ 1 "' .., ... .,.,. AJd)t and new ri= U88Y COWAN, FOR A C"""DITIONAL lZED AGENT FOR WIL· """ • =-~ on ... _ 9 ... 25 The WI and...., oodlclll Codi MCtion 1250 A .. _ I 11•YOR ""' u •u .. ,,,. • .,. LO ..... CA ---7007 ....... 1'"'• u,. 'v _., allndaru. 1r1 ng .. USE PERMIT TO EX "'"' ~ ....,. "c ~~ ol•h';: 4th, 1, Thie bu--. la con-are IVWble IOf ••· ~IMllormlor '-Speclal•v-"·~ procesMd tor adoption. ATTEST: PANO AN EXISTING A VARIANCE FROM ~...,......., 10 AM. It Joe Tadlodl duded by: en ~ aminallon In lhl flll kllCl4 ~ tie co:;. dttttt.......,.. but 1tw1 lldlltkJnel lime• MARY T. ll.UOTI, RESTAURANT FRONT SE'TBAQ( RE· ~.UNIT Auctloneef, 13418 Llf· H1v1 you atartld by~ ~fTION re-AtlOmey for Maoi•. atiU needed IOf Ihle DEPUTY CfTY CLERK (PLUMS) WITH AOOI· OUIREMENTS (20' INVENTORY fingwell Roed. Whittler, doi1g ~ Yf/117 No --· ~-.-.. to Id· ---W ~; hit at 1Ma1 10 STATE OF TV"U.o•• SEATING AS BUILDING SETBACK ea: toe05 Etlca D E*ge ..,.._... -.. ~ .. , ,,_,_ . dlya btfoc• the lr&ei1m CALIFORNIA) Mll ...... " AOOITl6N_AL AND 19 MINIMUM CHU()( wooos. C007. ae2·94t.Mo2. on llid Thia itatement WU nW-. the .... llndtr ~~~ E9q.. ~ •apirel. wrll· COUNTY Of KrTCHE ...... N ·Re· ANO DRIVEWAY LENGTH BOXES. SKIES. BIKE Pf9l!'IM8, COUlllY d Lot filed wtch the Coumy Ille lnd1peodent Admln--. ••-~El " "· AEO 12' PROPOSED) DICK f:ORNEY. 0051, ............... ''"-1 ol C.U. ~ _. n...w ,. _ _, lltrltlon ol e.... NA. I030 C.,... Dr. ten "90'1 'C:"' lo C""' OF M SERVES ALCOHOllC ~o 'CONSTRUCT A 80XES...I. COPIER. ~ ............. _,. .._ ..... "' .. 'V"' ...._ .. , (TNt Autlolty w4I allow Newpof't IMctl, CA ~~ -...... cos" 'TA ME"·k BEVERAGES PAST ''o INE·C·R G·RAGE STEREu lomla. on 02.'0el2001 h i •~ _.., w-... I ... RY T"" LLIOTI PM wm-tlN 200 FEET •oolTION" TO AN EX DAVID C. A08EATS. Joi Ttcllodl 2001~ ....... _~ rep<tMnl· PublWted Ne......., aued d11cfl ng the • ...,. • Of A RESIDENTIAL "ISTING SINGLE·F .. ; H100--H102. COUCH. ~~~·~:; .. ~39 "sRn:O ~ ~ '=>1 '2M:s ;;;;;: ~ ~ BHch·Coata M~~ meuurN taken 10 al-~ ~ Ind ZONE. AND A Ml~ llY RESIDENCE AND~ BOXES. MISC. 4·716274, will oonduct I' COUit ~ov•I Betot• Delly Not Fet>Nlly 20, ~·the~:-~ ~ Council ol : 6': ~~:8.!l'~~bev~~~ VARIANCE TO RE· IC.£. l<UCTION M1e 11 13418 l.AMl'GWll F1cthloua luaj,,... ~ certain Vert Im-29. 27. 2001 lntetlm ordinance, and o4 C4*1 tHN. hereby =no.• .,u.""D p•"". Pt.ACE AN EXISTING S' SERVICE, P.O. BOX Road Whilltef,, Cellfot.. ,...,;.-.... __...m ... nt ponant actlont. holiw· TM339 ... _ In -. ltwl the r......-~ """ HIGH WOOD FENCE &92!J.9 Pl<TTON. CA ~;. S~ r~. ~ ~~-...=,_ :::..: !'!~Ill rwpr• _____ _.......,.,.... ltlal .,,.,. cont UM to --1 INO AEOUIREMENTS """' """' .,.., ........ .,,. .,,. ...----... ,.qund OADUCANCE ~t•C\lf~~•t~ t == ~1-9, LOCATED AT 3&S :ztl:A ~=BL~ K.E. JACKSON , __ ...__. r-tvff the .,. dOil10 u: IO give notice to In· .._ 01 ,. _......_ ..__..... .-. ~ ........ _.. _.... EAST 171h STREET, •7, F<>nuT YARD TEL; 8QM83.1131 :!..,""':."bid .. -.......... SunwMI WlndOw l'lnl· ..___. ..... ....,..,,,,,. unltM ..v. ..., .....,.,.. '"':':.I' ~:.~,. °' -Id • ..,........_,d 11•., ooo-b IN A Cl ZONE s"'"""ET8,.',..~.,0' """O AUC'TlON BONO. ~...::..:"~ _"",..uj;.-=::, ~ 279 W. Wllaot'I /If, ::.,-~MlWd no1kie AN URGENCY weffu1 .,.., .. ,.t • ' '" lie on Y 2 CONDITIONAL """' n,;-• 723•4Ht l;"'~the,,_tlme ""';, CO.. MeM, Calfomlll ;;,-• ooneenled to Ille THOl!A~N£!..2!,_ ~~ ::, of~ =~ '!1 ·~~~; UFOSER P~f!1sorT :Ai~ !~~1 P GLEN~~GL:i B Pu~c•hed, N~rtl purc11..... All pur· 92~ ~ ..-w c:=. ectlon.) The Of~ ~Of nllUI In thld thl'llt to the Councl"held on .. 20ltl G"•ve" ·uTHOAl""'D TERRACE IN A Al He,,. Ot • "'" OhMed -.,. aolCI. ..::::1!:' St 1 ".':! ...... :. nt admlnl.. ins ""' • of FEB 200 nd "" • " "" ~ Piiot ,:~ ... -29 .......-.. _ ... ,,_, ...,.... tr ........ ............. ...... ...... COIT"' ME•"' publle llMltl'I, uf.ty, dlly • 1. I AGENT FOR HOWAAO -, _,_, • "MW'. jnd ~.,..,.. Meu, Ca1i1otn1.i •-• """'"" '" ,.. .. -and welfare. ltlerMfttr ~ •nd VAN AUSOELN, TO L.E- ZONE. ENVIRONMEN· TAL DETERMINATION EXEMPT IF ANY OF THE FOl· LOWING ACTIONS ARE CHAlLENGED IN COURT, THE CHAU£NGE MAY BE LIMITED TO ONL V lliOSE ISSUES SOME· ONE RAISES Al THE PUBLIC HEARING DE· SCRIBED IN THS N(). TICE OR IN ~ITTEN CORRESPONDENCE DELIVERED TO THE PLANNING COM· MISSION AT OR PRIOR TO THE PlJ8. UC HEARING FOR FUATHER IN FORMATION ON THE ABOVE APPLtCA TIONS. TELEP~E (714) 75+5245 OR CALL AT THE OFfiCE OF THE PLANNINO DIVISION, ROOM 200 n FAIR DRIVE. COST A MESA. CALIFORNIA Publllhttd Newport 811c:h·Co111 M11• Diiiy ~ FeDNa!Y tt. 2001 MQZ3 MMlfl 0. 200I MOZ& mowd by 3·00 P.M.., on Thia bualneea 11 oon-== = ::. :; CALIPORNIA, Section 2. Emnaion. aclol*d • • wtlOle et• GALIZ! AUTOMOBILE the dlly "' the ..... ,,, 4dld by; In ~ ~ '° .. plCltlofl UTENDINQ lnletlm ~ No. E ~ ol Aid' SALES AND LEASfNG. MOftNI llCMNO A ~ M-~~ ... Have you 1tar11d ....., ...._:t:: -IHTIRlll Ot-2 le ._. alCMndtd Councl on lhl WITH ON.SITE VEHI· ~ ,,_ • .., .-..-~.-No ..... .,..,_ OA_,,,.,._. NO f« en addttlonal 4 dty al FEB , 2001J I) i , co u n t < .. 1, kt' t ' "'""'• PflOr C9 gf#bn lhl -a;. .1.-,_, ~!hi "**I nol .,..._,.. • mont1"9 and 16 ~ by lie kllowlrlg rol CIM ~. 8TANT'ON. = ~o,...._ ~ Thia ~ wu ~~-::C,~ the OH .. OllNG 1rom Mardi 1. 2001. 111 VOit CA -=-...... ~ .. fled _. lhl COuftty ~· i. held on ~~=.= and lndldnD Juty 15, AYH: CO!.,Alt • ..... ...., ,..,_. d 0..-,....,....... _,. • 2001, ~ to Qov. Dt•OM. 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ThU111d.ay )i:OOp.m SEllVICE DIRP.CTORY -fw All Your Home Md lullnal Neiedt -.................... -'lrlrpl1111w g,:JOnin-.'i:OOp111 , ... 'l.111 ... i.. • Tuesday ......... Munday 5:00pm Safun:lay ........... Friday 3~ W1~lnr11day .... TueK«f•y 5:00pm Sun1lay ..........•.. F,.-..Jay 5:00pm .... " ...,_,. c.1 a--. ....... ,..1d41 \\ 11lk-l11 u-:101u11..:i:Ot~1111 \lut<o~r•lit• TI1UJ"ll(toy .• W4'flnesc_lay 5:00pm ~ In :a I ~::.::J 11·=n111 • :.n I .__ __ EQUAL HOOSIMO 1331.000 Priv ... VIiia 2 ol Ille ~ bis can be ., 28t 2c gar Twnhle ,_ • SAHCERRE Near new OPPORTUNITY Prtmt Condition. ao.. to ueed as olfioet. Frplc, WO AootK1 Gardens. 5tero'Mo Plan 3, 3&, 111. AIC, yard All rul tslatt adVlrtlSIOQ e..cn • Shopl. eaw 949-723-4017 ., ~ W/defl, South ol Hwy With 980. W/O, garage. In lllls lllWS~ Is subject AA! Mt-72U120 S1900fMo B.J. JohnlOO, $3275/Mo. 949·644-«26 ro the fedtfal fiir Hooslng I '-I Prud Ca Alty 949-219-2447 Ad ol 1968 as ameoded NEW OCEANFRONT -m I UNl9ft-1 which makes'it lll~at 10 Rare Find 5BR IALI Spygllae Hiii 38r 2.58a. 113NEWPOM~, advtrtile •any preltrence, Agent Mt-723-8120 POHNI 2c gar., new gourmet lul, rvn Nmllatlon or dlscrim1n1t1on -_ • e•at hfllslde vlewl Yeer1y bastd oo race. color. rettg-NEW HO"ES ta54, 53.500/.Mo LOia •A'•• ta '"•I "' 1Br OCEANFRONT 91'ffl Vance Rltr 949-673-4062 lOn, S8ll. l\i,,,,,..p, m.,. OPEN s•T & SUN '-I R frl dlth _.._ . Btautllul Trovart 2Br stalus 0t rwiooal origin. or " v..... e g, w--· .. ------.. an lfltention to make ,any Adjac:ent to Newport WIO. No peta, S1195/mo. I 1to tmFft I condo, upstairs, marble such preltre11ct, ltmilallon Se.ch & Triangle Incl utlRllN. ...,721-eate -tloorl, granite counte< IOpl, or dilcrlmlnalioo." Sguert. 949-650-1440 ,_, granite, S2500/mo galed Hits newspaper wUI no1 1109 APTl I COSTA IESA comm 949·640·6187 knowingly accept any PRIME ESTATES 1dverliaemen1 for real Lots & Ocean Vlewal CORONA DB. MAR *3Br 28• Townhom4 wall 1202 AOOMl I es!JIB which Is '" v1o&abon Call Patrick Tenore through pa111 to T!1angle &, FOR R.rMT of the i..w. Our readers are Frptc In living rm, dlnlng ~' l)a11by rhlormed thal all Agent 949-856-9705 S99 SECURfTY area. palllry, own laundry .,_ ------- dWllllngs adVert~d In this DEPOSITS (OAC) all patio, ~ use ot pool r,:=!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ otWSpaptr are avallal>le on * * * * * Need 10 find a home and a"*'1li8S. easy access Motel an equal o:Eunlty l>aSis. THE BLUFFS Upgreded !his wet«end? We have to "-, r.'amkr, $1500 Cal MANAGERS To com ain or disc11m1· 381 2.SBa "E· plan Is per· the perfect place for u~h:;1 949-583·1510. natiOl'I, cal HUD toll·free 11 lect lor everyone This youl 5QaciolJs 1 and 2 • SPECIAL• 1-80()..42-4-3590 home has a lamDy room, Brs. Up lo $200 paid klf EASTSIOE CONDO 2 alory $154.00+ tax WkJV greenbetts, ocmn pools and moving 006I or dinne< 2bf, 2ba, den, lv·rm, cJin.ml, (Musi preS81'11 !his Ad) I ' flMEM:ONDOS I Back Bay enjoyment, Of· C4ll for dt1all1 wld, 2-c gar Walk to s-rxes/ 235 rms & ki1lll\enells. RJR 8ALl lered al $639.500 Anchot scllools lit 1 last • dep,, RJRG M '"l Properties 949-720·3900 l 91•21t-0754 lease. Contact Carl at ~~ ~= -QEHEJI,. • *** * * 949-631·3799 leave, msg FEATURES. 2Hlour So ol Hwy Studio, bright. Lobby/Dlrecl dial OONT LOSE $300 We BEAT any oth41< home 18nder 0< PAY You $3001 FrH Approval If! , 5 Mini -w. 15Mlnto1n.com 714-658-4601 MoV9 Up To Big Canyon 4 ·Hermi1a99 Lane, 5Br/ 4 5Ba on OYe1' 13,000sl Lal Open Sal/Sun 1-4 By Ownr 714·585·8866 Courtesy lo blolllWS.flSted In MlS lmm1cul1I• brlghl 3Br home, recently remode4ed, 1.arge comer lot. Olfe1ed al $629,000. Open Sun 1.sp 1500 Vivian Lane agt Ed Escano 949-&4G-ll187 open palio, luldlenette, c1$ p I .. _ .. ,le H p ... ~hones/Free ""BO to resllbeach. $785/ulls •ms """" ome a... n • lnod call Don 94!H23·5024 28ft travel l1'8Jler, nice large SPN & OisclPoof & lol, storage & perl<lng S6Sl)/ Jacuut. Guesl llun· mo. IM9-689-'206 dry Close ki 405 & 55 I 110COSTA :m I 172 HOU$£&lCOfl>O$ FOR R1MT lflVINE E'SIOE BACK BAY Large 1 Br pallQ, no pets, $825/mo 32.9 University. Ullll H. Call 949-574-203t Turtlefock 2 ·den, 28a, 2c 11>f 94fden apt patlO, gar, Nr So Coast mell alld Fwys No pel Smoke tree enw $875• dep 714-6At-03S3 an oar. s•nole lv1, view. quiet, dose to 405. mo-mo. $2300 av1 411 949-854-8339 FIND .. "'E'Sldt Gor990u1 3br 2B1 very trg lenced yard, dlw, wd hk·ups, 2-c oarage an apartment 191 ·B Maonolla $219!.'Mo h cl 'ti 949·S.H&e3 throug ass1 ed Fwys M111'5 from 0 C Fafrords, co11999 and bchs. WalklnO dis· lance lo shops and restaurants ,COSTA MESA MO'TOA INN W7 Hart>« Blvd PhOl14 94M45-4840 RENTALS TO SHARE CMIPYI Bf/Ba avail in large coodo, w/d, cbt pillg, pool, jac gar, nicety rum, rem ptel'd, utts lndd saooimo • $500 sec 714·545-2675 N4wport 3Br 38e Coildo. DSL line, a# amenities, non Old.r Style Fumitvre PIANOS & Collectibltt •Aor;A#'ltft •f~ • S•ertot • """1aa • O'fa '"""'w-• $$ CASH PAID $$ ow pi«a °"' 9"'ft ""°""" WE BUY ESTATES ::649-4922<e SOUTH COAST AUCTION 2202 So. Miia St. S.IWQ AM. CA 92707 ~Al<.,,. CA·~ Antiques 4 U Grand Reopening Sale 3024 Newport Boulevard. Nilwpo!I Ben 949-548-..123 Local Anllqut & ~e Sto<e IS now accepting qua~ lty i;onsignments Please call 949-642-8944. 1454 FURNIT\JRE I Nice Whllt Crib S75 Complete crib bedding & lamp shade, (moon & stars) $85 949-7t8-1374 LIVES= I Local klttana, Cell, doge '°' adoption tvtry Stt ' Sun noon-4pm Faahk>n laland ANIMAL NETWORK Into 94~2279 www.1nlmalnatwor1t.org • lmmaculltt 2Br 2.5Ba Condo upgraded kitchen, ~e with new cabinetJ & F'reoch Umestone oounl· 91S F'!>lc. cathedral ceiling In lrlling room Offered al $350.000. Coasl~ne Realty. .949·759·0177 11~ ~111Lom a~I BAYF smol(er. p<ofi male, $7951 • Loveble Pug Puppies • mo • 1/2 utls 714-292-4767 3 males, to weeks old V .A. SO MOVE-tN FREE Counttll119 FREE Liii Of Homes HUDIVA REPOS 714-53·4-8800 HARBOR COVE S!uMing home 4br 2 5ba, walk lo Fash Is not In MlS $889K ArtJown 949-632-2600 CASH OUT I Can Prtvatly Buy Your Property For Call'l In Confidence. Mr. Van 949-650-8200 BAY VIEW GIANT 6 + den, 2 kitchens ,$775,000 Agent 949-723-8120 JUST LISTED Well maln11lllld, original Htrbol' View Home 3Br 284 1-st«y $732.000 Call Shari Ten Eyclc t 94~0f 949·817·051 2 or c1ll Maury SltUfftf t SH Lion RMtty MM7U354. * OPEN SAT & SUN* BA YSIOE VILLAGE Magnihcent ~ vrew from dee/( cwerlooldng scenic Back Bly. Waferlront bMctl oott.agti will! cs rhedrll C8l/iflgs Pnvste bNd'I neJd to Faslllon Island Land LeaS'1 949-723-4045 Y.w.t AMI btatt Em1t1: 133 HOl~ISf.KOfl)08-""'_,• 1 vrtggeedne.eom ~ · FOii ULE -IDPORT COAl1' -1:01 JASMINE CREEK 2&, dll'I, 281, gait ouard9d COl'IWIUi!y, 2 Fpa, ·~-loc, fruit llHI ln b4~1rd. ™5,000 Exdua!Ye Usbng. 9roUf 562·946-9555 DON'T LOSE $300 Wt BEAT lfl'/ °""1f homlt ltlldlf or PAY YOll l300I FIW ~ii 15Mfnl ...... flathllo.n.com 11USf.4101 PRIME ESTATES Lots & Ocelr'I Vlftttl Call Patrlc:ll T enort Aaent MMSM705 20 ACRES 8EAU11f\JL Ttxaa llrld nttr Er Pao, Roedl, IUIYty'ld, rtfentn- c.a. se.~ mo l""PR/223 1>1..Y· m1nl1 OAC . 1 ·t00 ·8C3 ·7 537 WWW.IUONlrandlll.com ICAt."fCAN) Apartment Homes A Tranquil Experience Upgraded 2BR, Den On The Water fi500 2BR, 2BA With Hubor View 2500 I BR, I BA With Hatix>t View 2000 frlva~ ..... w.r ~·onces• Wood 8'n11A1 ~ • Privlle 'Beach aid Mattu Boat Sllpt Anllebte. SPlfllla& ~Poot JM" l'rapkal LlodtcaJMn1 • seco.ck to Balboa Island & ~ Shopptq enter faMlll li2ud • Cdro• def Mar i-:.~== =-CM9) tlll--09T9 S99 SECURfTY OEPOSrTS (OAC) Need to llnd a home this weekend? We haVe the perfect place IOI voul $pedollS 1 and 2 Brs. Up to $200 paid for moving COfl or dimer Cell for dltailt 811-219-0754 10 APTS C.co l~:::ml 3br 2ba I car oar. upper uni~ vautt cell, huge rear deck. close lo surf, nu paint/ carpet $2000 949-673· 7800 31>r, 2ba, 1824 Vtlelle, penln, hlgllly u119radtd. quiet loc, 2 car ger, wd hkup $2500 Mt-29S-413G SANTA ANA HEIGHTS CUTE 2br, 11Mi ptnln, MW p1lnt/carpet, wd, Wiiiyt P1trn MIN Uk Apia wlgtt monthly, 1 Clf gar, S1500 $92$-$915. ga1ed comm, Clll Joen 949-~ lrig. pool, ape, 8Xtf rm, 1/1 ml to Sadt Bay. 714-54&-9880 BAYRIOGE CONDO 2br 1 be. geted comm, wd. deck, pool, apt, 11550 Agt. Mt-721-1575 LARGE LUXURY CONDO 38drm 38atll pluti offlee. $5500fmo. Agent Mt-227-2212 Beeutttul 89' 2.se. 1911 1 I hollM •180' Baell Bey Yltws • Uc ~f RV atea Ltg pvt yatd, pro! ~ w/llOwtr 91rden1. Only $3190.'mo. yta11y !ta ... oN:t wtQOCd c:rect1. P9'a OK 111'11 location 2323 tMr.t Avt Plllick Tenore (phont • on !lgn tor !ppOI! !1!1'111 ~l Pa.rents on slle, $1000/ea all shots 949-720-0521 ! Side 21>! 1 ba house, share ba. prot lem, Avaij 3-t5, no smoke $550 •util Dy 949-631·2620 631-4629 OCICAT LOVERS WANTED. Unique sponed, luttens, playful. V8fY loving lffwport Be11eh, 1ttp1 to beach! Sunny 381 28a, wld, Fp, 2 decks, gar, Fem prel, rv'amkg $725. 949-645-4734 $300:$450 949·641Hl473 PETTERS & BOTTLE IMder'I for kitten• & Cit• 208 rMll ~ Info 94"44-2279 I I Info ANIMAL NETWORK _ rvn • www.an,lm1lnt1lwork.org E1ecutlv• Suilnl1·Slory 3 Avallable Now. 5 work· slalions. buSlt18SS identiiy. 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WP l1CICETI (2) 800 795-0380 tat. t 2111. ~ hoille. le li1' y_, low, mid oow1. 'Incl 124M-l ICAL'lJCAN) giat, AJC. no pell. C011W11 perlllng. Greet Gift Ooo! l22QO ... JI0.121t N .. nt-1450 AYON. LOOICinO tor•~ -lncOlne? MOrt lleJllblt ....,. Aldi....,.... .. houra? lncte1>4nct.nce? .._.._... I h 2& AVON hie .iw ~'fl -.. -"' nur.y "'•• Ing tor Ltl't 11lk. =.::==~ jfltl5'1 •UU. bid, .. *'8 IDdlllr 1t WI w.C:.a;;:A..,L "tC=A~!!);1... __ _ --!!5 T1"9!f?p0 WORK FOR THE BEST Gerontology Aide I Careglve'9 / Companion• FOR PRIVATE DUTY • Minimum 2 yean experience wich Alzheimer, Dcmcntili or Gero-Psych. • Lave-In I L1vc--Out I 4 hr I 6 hr I 8 hr I 12 hr Sh.iii Available. • We offer m dlcm hcndits I T raining I Top P~y I 40 I K Plan Join the LivHOME Team! Loa A.ne•le• C.,U M~lis.w • (J1J) 933-5880 ONngeCounty Call Vqnulb • (9'9) 791-9'70 Vlalt ua at our webalte1 www.llvhome.oont BMW 740ll 'ti .,... """"· lo "" (111~b.1ER aJ:• 714-135-3171 BMW 740I W Biec*~lo ..... (~) $41,115 CREVIER BMW 714 .. 35-8171 Caclllc Allll* Conv '90 45k ong ml, BlacMllk ltlw' booklfrtCOC'da. BNut, orig cond, QllTIQed, r«Vrmu Vinl021'>08. S13,995 O.C. NJtD Bien 949-586-1888 CADILLAC ~TERA 'ti Low ml, beige, tin lh, (07'2132) $15,988 NABERS (714!540:!100 Cacllllc Ooncoun 91 lo ITi, Nor1hltaf. 114* delr'I (m595) ' $14,988 NABERS (714 )540=!100 c.dlUIC Coup Devlllt 'II Low mi, red, lealher (334348) $6,988 NABERS (714)540-1100 CARE GIVERS needed to help 9lde(!y In then homes with m48ls. househeplng, eminclS PT OI FT !lex hrs & hve·lns No cert req 714-444-4881 Tht lffwpor1 Beach Country Club Is aoceptlng resumes tor a Banquet Mgr/Clerical support to Food and Beverage Director. Candidate must have related exp. preferably In holpllall!y/counlry clubs Computer ltter· !ICY in MiorOlolt Office 97 req'd Please lllll resume 949-642·0205 BOAT.,,SLIP AvaM lor ]!U CadllllC 9"1119 STS 15 boel, ...,11 or lees. Loe ,..xi low miles, V8 Nortlwlar ID BCYC Op Mt-T1Ma' (&2"649) ' SH,98S Clltrtf/Cook 10 prepare. deliver, serve & ctaan·up vegelanan tasteful vaned CUISirle s days/Weel( tmmed opening HB area Fax info to Noosrnn 714-375-4670 RECEPTIONIST-FIT Coldwell Binker R.E.~.B. lmmed posrtion avan IOI FIT RtctpllOf'llll mulu pnone Ille, Q8118!81 olc duties, self motivated, dellil 0tienllld, good IJ/10n8/~e skrt1s a musc1 J:ax resume to T ersea 949·63 I ·3506 COUNTER CASHIER Newport Buch Dell Experienced only S7.00.S8.50 per hour depending on exp. Moo-Fn, 8:00 to 2 30 CaH 949-650-78« or 949-487·0952 DRIVER·COYENAHT TRANSPORT 'Owntr Op. erators/solos 83 cenls, ·reams 88 cents 'Coul 10 COl!SI MS • T earns start up 10 46 cents For ex· perienced drivers I ·800·4.41-..394. For owner operators 1·877-848·6615 Graduate d11Y1ng stlldents I ·800·338·6428 (CAL'SCANI DRtVERS HEEOEO Full benefllstguaranteed hom4 11me Veteran drive11 Slart 32 cpm ,!\albed & 3 I cpm van Sm1thway Motor Xpress 1 ·800·978·8848. www smxc com (CAL'SCAN) DRIVERS: NORTli Amen· can Vt11 I.ms has opeoogs In Logistics. Relocation, Blanke!V!rap, and Flatbed lleels MttwTun ol 3 monlhe o/1Jr experitnoe required. T rector purchase available. can 1·800·3"8·2147 Dept CAS. (CAL'SCAN) EL RANCHITO RESTAURANT Hi1111Q' Asslslanl Mgr Servers • Baltlll'lders HosVesses Fu 1MU111t to 1149-73341115 or 8lllllY at 2800 Newporl et.'d. Newporl Beach. 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NC> 11r. lul ~case, CO, run boeldl ride (227491122980 901 South Cout Toyotl 949·722·2000 Can't • ...,, to get to all those repair lob• around the house? Let the Claaalft4Hf S.rvlca Directory help you find • reliable help. .. Empleado. •· .. Arbeitne hme r. •· "Employe. ·• ~.pjlot NOMAMR lfOW YOU SAY IT, CLASSIFIED CAN FlND'IT. • Bridge By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ Q I • Vulnerable, you hold • UJ '2 KQ 1094 •JOH 1>artner openJ the bidding with one no trump. What do you respond? A • Reaardlcss of whelber your opcmng no trump range is 15 17 or I 6-18, you should 1ump 10 three no trump. Your good five-card suit and sure entry more than compenute for the fact that you might be a point shon fOf the raii;e. Q 2 • A dealer, vulnerable, you hold. •.H .J AKIO AK1092 •ll Wh:111~ your opcnmg btd? A • Ag111n, the 'trcngth of your onc- no-t:J'Ump opening doc~ not come Ulto play here. Your all-pnmc 18 paints and good fivc·card ~uit increase~ the value of your hand beyond even a 11).11< no trump. Bid one diamond Q 3 • A1;; South. \-Ulncrable. you hold • K6 3 JS4 KJl6 •7SJ The bidding ha' proceeded: ~OR11f F.AST SOL 'TH WF.sT I I• ? What do you bid nolA .' A· Even playmg live-card maJors. 11 "d11\e whether \OU 'hould r,me pannc:r\ \Ult or \holA ) our 'p;ide ~loppet Sintc p.trlner\ hdfld could alo;o be balanced. v.c: hJ~e .i dtMIJlCI preference for btddmg on<: no trump If p.mner I) not thnllcd IA 1th no trump. )OO IA 111 hear Jbout that \OOn enou~h Q 4 -Both \ u lnc:rable. "-' South ~ou hold •QH K1 07.\ 94 •KQIOl The biddma lw oroceeded· NORTH £AsJ" SOUTH WEST l o ,_ l e, ,_ .. ,... ' Wha.I do you bid now? A -The obviOIJ~ choices lie between II conscrv8(_1Ve n:b1d of one no trump or the more 1gg1Cssivc invitational jump 10 two no trump. The ql.ICefl m partner's second suit and the two tens JUM up the scale in favor of the lam~c Bid two no trump Q S -Neither vulnerablt, as South you hold: •Q ~,,,"AIU •AQ9764 The bldd1111 hits Dl'O('.Ceded: NOR'Tlf tAs1' SOUTH Wf.5T I• P• 24 Pas J• ,.. '! What do you bid now'! A • This is close. Should you cue- b1d the ace or diamonds now? That would be WIWiic, ~1nce the aucuoo could etiily get untracked. We sug· ~est a f'IJ5C to four \padcs (partner's JUnlP after your rv.o-over-0nc rcspon.sc promi~ a good s1x<ard or longer suit. so your queen 1s ade- quate support) Partner·~ free 10 move. Q 6 -A~ South. vulneruble, you f hold: ~962 QJ112 .-AIO •ICJ6S The b1dd111g ha.\ proceeded: ~ORTH EAST so urn \\EST IVf 2 '! What do ~ou bid now·' A • You have enough for game, but four hcam could be the ~er game ~hould partner hold four hcam. The W3)' 10 1nqu1rc about the ma1ors after interference 1\ to cue-bid the enemy \Ult Bid three diamond~. ffoME, ~TH.AND 8usres :'\.\\I I .-J I . ' , Lk19nMd Pn':ptrt"1 0 t •lll•twwl antktpeOon k•n •laal tiled..,. IRS< file 629 Termrruol Way ·~~ <·001.a Me"" 949 548-3329 POLICY In an "'°'1 10 ohr ltlll best MMce poalJle IO our r.a. .. anc1 ......... w11 reqwt ConlllC!Otl wflo ~ In the SeMCe Olf9Cloly 10 lndudt lherr Con1r1ctor1 License number In their ld\ltrtlse- ~ ..... '>ER'/f S YGU f"I "' l ~:..~~[~ ~ 1_,P11 __ -·i .. • CLtAtJlrHJ Clean All 5 Rooms $99.00 F eel\all 111111 'Sr~ Clean All Carpets Only $149.00 (or less) Up 10 6 rooms 2 bl!!ls 2 l\a'l$1nd M ol SIJ.rs True1< l.4oun1tc1 EQll.pmtn1 Sl>O( Rtmo.1no:Pre Spon1ng FurMu re Mo.•no Sfnmo OC tor 10 Yu" ~FREE DuPoon Tlfl.Oll WWI GllAllO .W:U1:1HJ. 1111111. Yax co-ope!81i0n IS CARPET CARPET ,, Qf!!l!y lf!P!'!d!1!d Repairs, Patchmg lnsllll Cou11eous ""l...'ll• J01>S .. 1 ·-==I S ti"L - .. .. ' your home through classified (949) 548-0670 ' LOft to dMn Free 111 1 <>'111 op, bonded lnMnd, rN90Nlbll. ,..,.. &tellat Hou11cl11nlng 949· &so.mo. ~9-533-8573 - r ; ~ -.. ,_ # ~ .. 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