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Home My WebLink About2004-02-12 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilotl Serving th e Newport-Mesa community since 1907 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2004 - . District alters conduct code Students caught drinking or us ing drugs can shorten transfer time by taking classes. Marisa O'Neil Daily Pilot NEWPORf·Ml.M -!'>tu- dents caught drinking. u:.111g drugs or undt•r the influence nt either on campus or at ~chonl fUJlt:tions now l1.1w an alrrrn,1 live' 10 th e aultlmatic ... chool transfer 1ht'Y previou,h• lat c<d unc.lt>r Ille di..1nr1\ uidl." ol ''11 dent condull · grams. they can return to tlleir home school in as little as one- 1h11 d Lhal ume. "\Ve're excited 10 see the dis· inn move beyond 7.ero-toler- .1111'l' into counseling and pro- viding help for students." I larbor Council M'A President l'311v Omstian en sajcJ. I i1c d1~1nct board of trustees 1111 lut'-;day night approved a l·ontrat:t with the National C.u1111c1l on AlcoholiMn and Drui.: Dependence-Orange c .ounty for the two programs. wl11rh will educate l>IUdents .111d their parents about drug .111d .1kohol u~e. Ille revision 1 .111w <1her a '>en c<; of town hall cnt·t·1111i.: ... and bo.trd 'tudy !!CS· ""11' over the l<hl year. PHOlOS BYMARKC OU5T\N DAJLYPtlOT Newport Beach Pohce Department Dispatcher Jason Servin types in data while listening to a caller on Wednesday. llmh·r rlw l1rt'v1ou~ \l'r,11111 ol Huie and 1t1·~11t.11inn 1210. ~tudenl~ 1111d1•1 llw intl 111•111 1· on r ampu., or 111 '>rhonl tune tion~ fan•d ,1 llw tlay .,u.,pen ,ion and i1l\'11hmi.tl'\ 1r.u1.,h·r w anollll'r cJ1-.1rit 1 ... ctiool for !Ml tlJy--Nm,. 1f -.1mlt>111' n 1111 plelt' 1wo rww t•1h11-.11111nal pm "II\ another opporlur'\i!.Y lo providt• ~Ollll' a!il>i'>tance lo °'l;tu- dt•ni... ;urd fam1lil''> and provide othl•1 means in 1erm'i of en- hanl'1ng .uur 4210 policy," said .,, h11ol board member Manha See CODE , Paee A4 A quick dispatcher THE BELL CURVE A Newport Beach ·police dispatcher is honored by the American Legion ·Harbor Post 291 for talking a man out of suicide I'll take some of that credit Deepa Bharath Daily Pilot I r's hard to believe that Jason Servin did it all from a well-lighted room that, to a lay observer. looks like norhing more than an average call center. It's from t11is obscure par1 of the Newport Beach Police Department that mild-mannered dispatcher Jal>on Servin -.aved a man'-; life. With his headphones on. 1he 31-year old Servin, who is pan of the departrnt'nt'i. hostage negotiation ream. ronvinced a suicidal man to drop the knife he was hole.ling against hi'> neck -teetering on the brink of life. Servin received this pin and the Newport Beach Poltce Department Medal of Lifesaving. brutal rnd. -.howed during the 2002 incident. I >n \\'t·c.lne ... day. Scf'\~n wa~ hailetl onc:e agJ111 fur his herott ac1 hv the 1\mencan Legion Harhor Po,.;1 :!91. lie wa)> prc .. emcd with n plaq\le anc.I al!..o accepted a S 1,500 check on lwhalr ol thl' dcpanrnent. Thar money ha~ already ht>en allocated for a cklihrilla1or. a device ui..('d for rt''-U'\citario n. "iervm. \\ho -.1ancd off in till' l'oltl l' I xplort·r prngr.im in {,arden <.rove, w.1111t·tl to he a police offi cer. like 1110-.1 other' 111 that junior program. But lw .. c·arl'l'r ll•d 11101 on a dilforcnt path, .ind ,,, ii t111 nl'li out. he liked it "l'his roh give<; 11'\t' ii chann· 10 help pl'opll· .md make a difTercnre ... ht• 'aid. "ll ~ivt"> me an opportunity Ill hdp pt·opll' 111 their 1110\1 de-.p1:n.11c L :l\I t hur .. day. II 1111 rrw 1ha1 \\e tht.I '>()01(' 1h111g ... n~h1 i11 rni-.111g ou1 kid. I wa-. hnme alo1w when he ph11rll'd. ,1hout ~I o'rlm k 1h.11 rwr"'1.: I It• Jr.cd takl'n 11tf t•mht·r in tht· ti.iv .1111."r 'Pl'nd111i.: lht· · 111gh1 \\Ith II' and ,,11d hr would rt•111rn la11· rh" 11 .... h1·1·11 .c fre4uen1 pj llt•rn "'" l' JOSEPH N. BELL after all hccau'ie he had some b11..,i11el>l> in Lo., Angele 1he next morninK and would be sp1'nding the night in ht'> apartment tlll're -111a1 '>el'mcd to me 10 take care or lhl' matter. hu1 he \~·ai.n'1 quite firm ht•ll. "I'll t:()llll' liy tomorrow ICI make my bee.I." lw .. aid. "Why?" I aslcd. For 45 minute-;. Servin wa<, marketing life to a man who had lived it and loathed it. In the end. Servin had made 1he ,all' TI1e man chose life rather than a I he Newport Beach Polin• Dl•partment honored Servin Ja.,l yl'ar with the prrMigiou~ Lifc .... avi ng Award for 1hc courage and per'\istenn• he I tc Ill' of lll'l'CJ." \l'l\111 h1•t·ame inl l'rc.,teu m lw-.tage See DISPATCHER, Page A6 he hooked up with a wnllng p.irtner 111 C >r.111gt• C.11un1y and hq:(dll u-.ing hi'> old hcdroum .1:.. a heu-and hrt .. 1kkt't plat'" whkh c.. 11c..1 li1w \\llh u ... l1('r,1u!>l' wt· gel to 'l'l' rnon· of him that way. "Beniu'>e I wn" r 111111111~ late 1h1' morning and d1tln'1 have rime to make it." I laving Liwd with the chao~ Ill his room for a do;rcn .11lr1lt·,cent year~ -which we So (a<.,I I hur..d.1}. ht• calh·d to ,,1y 1ha1 hl' wo11ltln 1 be borne See CURVE, P11e A4 Costa Mesa house getting 'Extreme Makeover' Daily Pil ot AT A GLANCE ON THE WEB: www.daiypllot.com The fam il y is pac ked off to Arizona so the crew of the ABC reality TV show can remode l the hom e. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot COSTA Ml·A<;A -Wednesday morning started out ordinarily for member:.. of one Costa Mesa family. But at 7:45 a.m., their breakfast was interrupted by a visit from Lhe design team of the new KABC-1V show "f.x. Lreme Makeover. Home Edition." The famJly fow1d out it had been elm- sen for a honw remodel -10 h<> com pletcd ill a fovcn.,h pa~e wi1h111 one week. The family, whtN~ name ha'> nor bel'n dic;closed, will i;l)On be outgrowin~ tht-ir 1>pace. given that Lhere arc already 1wo 1oddler'i and triplets are nn the way. The remodel will test the skills of the make- over team ~inn• it requires adding spare in addition to renova ting the home, ex- ecutive producer Tom Forman !.aid. "A'i anyone who's rver tri ed to do 1ha1 in n week. it''i difficult.'' forman '>aid. "New construction in one week is sort of terrifying for everyone ... The family lives in a salmon-colored, tllree-bedruom house on Rosemary Place. fhe children's wandmother, who came lo help ou1 1mrt' tht· 1rc plt•1., are born, i.. livmR in thl' ~ara).:l'. I 111 m<ITT said. Family members were whl'kt•d away 10 a vacation in AriJ,ona in ,1 hmo Wednesday morning and wn n't he rr · turning until neXl Wedm•.,dny f1.ir the unveiling of their new home. Demoli- tion will start thi!i evening, with the bulk of it don~ on Friday. Fonnan said. 111e cul-de-sac has been blOl:kcd ofT to uonresident traffic. and '>ome parkmg has been restricted on 20th Street. P·Jrr of qualifying for Lhe show is ~citing 1hr consent of aJ I the neighbor,., on the block. since construction takct. place round-the-clock.. Nc>ighbor I farrlet Lewin said she com- FYI The season premiere of "Extreme Makeover, Home Edition" well be Sunday al 8 p.m. on KABC-TV Channel 7 plerely <iupports 1he makenv(·1. dl•-.plll' ht>r ~trcc1 being taken ow r hy a 'll'w of trailers. equipment and a vt'ry larJ.:l' bu'>. in which the design team l'''1•ntially live-.. fur the week. "II':.. lnvcl)•." Lewin said. "I 1h111l if , l{reat. Mor<> power to them ... On 111hcr projccli. Ille honw mJlt•over team has worked on, ncighbm-. hav(· even pitched in to help with paintini.: See MAKEOVER, Paee A4 NEWS Cristi Cristic:tl apol ogizes for campaign mailer. SeePa1eA3 SPORTS Newport Harbor girls tak.e Sea View title in water polo. SeePa1eBl -------------------·------~~---_._,·--------------·--------------~--------------.... ---------------~ c Valentine's is for suckers D Some are born lonely, some achieve loneliness and some have loneliness thrust upo n them. Lolita Harper Daily Pilot B ah, humbug to the love bug, If, for whatever reason, this Feb. H finds you alone -be it that your slgnUlca.ru other is busy at · wortc. out o( the country, or doesn~ believe In such an overly com.merd alized MHallmark holiday"; or that you have no tlMdy darling- there 1.s plenty of stuff to do Saturday. Forget those fools who are devoting endless time ru1d re ources 10 someone else; this day Is all about self.indulgence. Angela Cortright, owner of SpA Gregorle's In Newport Center, is an expen In pampering. Her day spa offers the best In luxurious treatments such as steam baths, pedicures. manicure • facJals and body wraps. HWe are about relaxing aJJ Ille sense so you can recharge your battery and get back out and do your best." she said. Cortright MIOWlJ no cell phones S.. VALENTINE'S, Pa1• M LOVE LESSONS: • TODAY: The third story In our series on Valentine's Day activities wlll out:tlne the perfect plan for thole who prefer tome 'me' time. THE DATE MORNING Sleep ln. Catc:tl up on that beauty rest No need to rush out of bed or into any strenuous activities. Today is about you, and only you. When you finally do roll out of bed, treat yourself to that $5 cup of coffee you always try to avoid -and ask for e>Ctra whipped cream. LUNCH Make yourself a turtcey wrap using a n extra large tortilla, a light layer of cream cheese, spinac:tl, turkey and avocado. Pede it up and take It and your favorite book to the beac:tl for a lazy lunc:tl In th e aun. AFTERNOON Treat youraelf like a mo~ie star and book a facial at one of the local day spas, suc:tl as Spa Gregorie's, whic:tl has catered to Sarah Jessica Parker and Kim Cattrall. You can spoil yourself with various treatments. from classic facials to hydrotherapy massages. for anywhere from $75 to $525. There are great padcages for men. as well. Having trouble justifying the expense? Think of it this way: You would probably spend about $70 on a new outfit for your "hot date; plus money tor new jewelry, lingerie, atuffed animals, gifts. cab rides and that perfect bottle of wine. Why not spend that money on the peraon you love the most -you. EVENING Meet some frienda for auahl and sake bombs. White you are getting ready, play S..DATE.PaceM , ................................................ ~, ................................... . ( ~~·~~~~--,~~~---· AZ Thur~ February 12, 2004 LITICS THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE Congressman steps back into dangerous ·territory Allcl• Robinson Daily Piiot T he angry phone calls and death threats that Rep. Oa11a Rohrabachi:r received fan. 28 d idn't deter him from taking w1other pubUc ~tand agarns1 twnefiu. for illegal immigrants on Wednesday. The threats i.temmed from legislation he lntroduced that would limit healthcare for illegal fmmigmnts and require hosp itals 10 report illt>~aJ immigrants Jieeking treatment 10 U.S. authorities. This week. the !.ub1ec1 \vrut Social Securiry. Rohrabacher attended a W~hlngton event at which the Sen iors Coalition, a senior advocacy group. presented membe~ of Congre with about 150,000 signed 1lcti1lons asking Pre'>idcnr Bush no1 to give Social Secunry benefit) to illegal 1mm1gron~ "I took tlw thredtS ~enou~ly. hut ii" not going to intimidate me. and I hate 10 think that our cm1111 ry has actually come to the point Whl'rt' rhcre·~ ~erlous danger 10 elected officials for taking a stand agamst illegal 11nmigrolion. • Rohrabachcr said. No federal policy now grants Social se<:uriry to illegal immigrants. but the White House has discussed the issue. · ftohrabacher spokesman Aaron Lewis 'laid. rlw congre sman il> .;llll pushing l1·1{i'>lation he inuoduced la!>t year that would deny such benefits. me blU never made ii lO a House vme. but It till could dunng this 't','\IOn. l..ewis ~d. "11''1 a show of force to dt'>'>Uade the .1dministraLion from .ioini.: doWn that tlM<l." ht.> ~Id. Eth ics violation alleged in 70th A ·sembly race C andidate Otuck DeVote has taken the lateM 1thu1 In the ongoing nep11blledn battle for the 10th A'~cmbly Dbtric1 ~t'al. this week lil111f( u compla in• <1gainst opponent <. nl>li Crb.tich with the elhlci. 1 0111m1t1ee of thr Oranl(e County CiOP A lt>Her from OeVort.''s c.impa1gn to ethics committee Chairman Enc Wool<'ry alleges that C:ri 1lch violated the parry code of ethics four times with 1hree pieces of campaign literature and a recorded pho ne message 10 d11>1 rlc1 voters. De Vore has critlcl1,ed Cristich for a mailer fea1uring excerpl fro m a le11cr from Rep. Otris Lox t'>ee POLITICAL CALENDAR FEBR UARY TODAY: Brett Franklin for Supervtaor will hold a fundral1lng reception from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Santa Ana Counlry Club. Information: (949) 763·0860 FRIDAY: Ven Tran for AIHmbly wlll hold 1 fundrel alng lunctieon at noon at the Pacific Club In Newport Beach. Information: (949) 753-0860 SATURDAY: Marianne Zlppl for A1tembly wlll conduct precinct walka leaving from the Balboa Bev Club. lnformetlon: (949) 622-0009 MONDAY: The Aepubllcen Perty of Orenge County Centrel Committee will hold• general meeting at 7 p.m . 11 the Rep. Dana Rohrabacher says threats made against hrm won't keep him from backing legislation that would limit health benefits for illegal immigrants. related story. Page 3). a p resl> releiu.e that says OeVore supports President Bush's proposed guest worker program -which it calls ~amnesry~ -and o ther campaign material. Glitch botches Orange County's sample ballots A computer glitch caused errors in '>Ome sample ballots sent out to Orange County voters. county Hegi'ltra r of Voters <>pokesman Bre11 Howley said. The position of 'ome candidote names o n the sample ballo1s wlll not matr h 1heir posiuon s on absentee ballots o r at polling places. Races a ffected by the error were the Presidential. Senaie. !louse of Hepresentatives races and a county Green Party race. Rowley saicJ the error will not affect actudl voting on electio n day. Rohrabacher backs fonner treasurer for Senate As Republicans around the state make their pick among fo ur candidates hop ing to uni.eat ~en. Barbara Boxer. Rohrabacher h as come out in favor of former U.S. Treasurer Rosario Marin. Marin, who has her campaign office in Costa Mesa. announced the endorsem en1 last week. Whil e he doesn't agree with Marin South Coast Pla111 Weatln Hotel. at 686 Anton Blvd .. Coate Mau. Admlsaion Is free, end all Republicena are welcome. (714) 656-8655 MONDAY: The Republican Parry of Orenge County wlll hold lta annual Prealdent'a Oay Cherry Pie Reception 11 Antonello Riatorente In South Coast Vlllage lmmedletely efter )he central committee meeting. Information: (714) 666·8666 MONDAY: The last day to register for the Merch 2 primary election TUESDAY: Reps. Chris Cox end Ed Aoyce, former Aaaemblyman Scott Baugh, end Budt Johna wlll host e reception In 1upport of former Rep. 8111 McCollum, who Is running for the U.S. Senate from Florida, et 6:30 p.m. 11 the offlcea of the Inland Group In Newport Beech. lnformetlon: (818) 243-4699 TUUOAV: Newport Herbor Republican Women wilt h<;>ld a general on everything, Rohrabacher sajd, Marin is Intelligent and hard-working and would make a good pan y spokeswoman. ~My endorsement mainly deaJs with the fact that she's committed to Republican ideals and she'i. a fine per~on." he said . He dismissed the race's front runner, Bill Jone1>, for backing away from an endorsement of George Bush in favor of en. John McCain during 2000 pre'>idential primarle . "Tha t really rubbed a lot of people the wrong way. including me." Rohraba<:her said. "I think Jlosario knows what loyalty meani-and tha t's whal counts." Endorsement train keep rolling Other cndorsementi. announced this week were an endorsem ent for Cri,tlch from the Orange County Deputy Sheriffs. endorsenw nti. for OeVore by the HO\'VClrd Jarvh Taxpayers Assn. and outgoing 35th District en. Rosi. Johnson. and an endorsement of 68th 01\trict A~semblyman Ken Maddox ror the 35th Oi~trict Senate seat hy Sen. Tom McOintodc DeVore also annuun1:ed that h e received the U.S. Army·~ meritorious service award on Sunday for hi!. service In the Army Nauonal Guard. meeting at 11:30 a.m. al the Pacific Club. Guests wlll be Republican candidates for U.S. Senate Biii Jones, Toni Casey. Howard Kalooglan and Ro111rio Marin. Information: 1949) 644-0639 WEDNESDAY: Jim Gibson for A11embly will hold an evening reception from 6:30 to 9 p.m. et the Pacific Club In Newport Beach. The apeclal gueat will be former Republican nominee for governor Bill Simon. Reaervatlona: Patrld< Banen, (760) 433~775, ext. 303 or petrldc<§electgibson.com 20: The lrvlne and Newport Beech chambers of commerce wlll hold a c11ndldete1 forum for the 70th A11embly Olatrlct and the 36th atate Sen1te Olatrlct racea from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m . et the Sutton Place Hotel in Newport Be•ch.' Information: (94.9) 729-4400 Male Roblnlon POSTMASTER: S.nd 1ddre11 Politl<ll. bu1lnet1 end environment ctiang" to Th• Newport POLITICS ASIDE Too early to call I n the past thre~ weeks, two presidential front-runners -both once crowned by the media as lodes to win their races -have plummeted rem arkably from the ranks of the sure-to·be-elected. The first of these, former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean, needs a miracle to · ~------, Bush was considered a lock to win reelection as he enjoyed soaring approval ratings after the Gulf War. It's the best not because Bill Ointon rewrote that conventional wisdom. It's the best because the media were already making the exact S.J. CAHN same mistake again this win the race for the Democratic nomination that was supposed to be his by now. The second, President Bush, is not in such dire need, but his poll numbers, now at about 50% approval. have collapsed. and in some surveys. he's running behind the new Democratic front-runner, Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts. There has been plenty of hand wringing. not to mention name-calling. among the media for assuming knowledge of how vorers would act in Iowa and NC\v Hampshire. the first two stops o n lhe nominating t.rail. A succinct critique was put forth by former St. Louis Post-Dispalch Editor Cole Campbell: "ITlhe campaign press corps' stories citing all these factors. causes. dynamics and developments {after the Iowa caucusl never mention the centraliry of the campaign press corps in picking what counts and doesn't count in explaining - or explaining away-political reality. The campaign press corps pretends it doesn't exist. except to obser\le and explain. It pretends it is a political innocent." This chasclsemen t boils down, essenclally. to a common complaint: The media cover the "horse race" aspect of politics while failing to delve adequately enough into the "important" policy positions of the candidates. That is, as a friend of mine would say for emphasis, a lrue fact. And there are plenty of reasons for it. The central one. I believe, is that policy makes for boring stories. Above all other real or perceived bias of lhe media is this one: The media love exciting stories (or at least what they see as exciting). Handicapping the presidefltial candidates and delving into how they are planning their campaigns, which media consultants are about to be fired, and why one candidate is clicking wtth voters are all far more Interesting than who says what about the state of healthcare or a similarly welghry topic. This bias is why we're likely to see a long string of stories about· Bush's service. or lack thereof, while with the National Guard. An AWOL president? That's exciting news! And It wouldn't maner if the person ln question were Republican, Democrat or Ralph Nader. And so the medla, headlng Into elections. fixates on who's ln front, who's doing what to win and who's mes.sing up. And they pretty much can't help setting up front-runners or announcing who's out of the race. What's reassuring is that they are so often wrong. The media's mass belief that Dean had the n omination Is only the latest example. The best. I say, is from 1991-92, when the first President year. with yet another President Bush and another war in Iraq. No, it will be a long. rough road to the November election, I think. And I doubt Kerry will prove to be a Michael Dukakis by any stretch. All that aside, it is not solely the media's fault that campaign coverage Is as ii is. Ju l as members of the press corps find policy stories tedious, so do readers. And until they up and demand boring. policy-laden stories bulging with jargon language. the media wiU continue to serve up helpings or handicapping reports. Is there a solution? I've long thought that journalists should use the more exciting pieces of the stories -the personalities. the quirts, the battles -to draw readers in and then also provide more meaningful information. Ifs kind oflike a spoonful or s ugar helping the medicine go down. WHATS IN A CAUCUS? On a related mailer. a member of the staff here asked me during the past week what lhe difference is between a primary and a caucus. The anticaucus brigad~ will tell you the c\ifference is given voters their rights versus treating them like a pan or a sham Central European vote during 1he Soviet Era. And that isn't exactly wrong. According to the Iowa Department of Economic Development, caucus is an American lndian word, possibly Algonquin, that means a gathering of ruling tribal chiefs. Today, of course, it's a gathering of political party members. Why some see it as a sham is at the heart of how it differs from a primary, which involves the classic American "secret ballot" kind of voting. A caucus. on the other hand, involves groups of people meeting and publicly voting. often by th.e old-fashioned hand-raise or by splitting into different groups -the Oeaniacs over here, the JFKers over there, the Edwardians off there. (This Is where anti-caucus folk cry foul arguing that it takes away from the one-person. one-vote base of American democracy. If you run Into any of these follcs, you can hold up the Electoral CoUege to them as another fine example of where our Individual votes don't exactly count.) If you already knew all this, maybe this will come as a surprise. Foiles In Iowa caucus ever two years. 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All ,.,_ .,..,,.,.,,_....,,_°""' ,,....., . ...,.,.,,, eppl ..... end looel '81118t.) ~ ~ TMW9W'lfwll be 2 Mt Of emlhr on I ncdtwlll .......... ·-" ~ ' • . t I . ··' , . .. '. • .. . ' '. ,, ' I I ·'' . ' . •.• . ' . I I ·· .. 'I -·· -4 • ,. . -. -.. . . • • . . . . ... . J • . . , .... I ' I • I I • • ' ,., ~l ~: ~· ~· .~J ... Dally Piiot Candidate apologizes for mailer Cristi Cristich's campaign manager says a correction letter will be mailed out this week. Allele Robinson Daily Pilot Sony apparently wasn'1 the hardest word for Republican 10th Assembly District candidate Cristi Crislich, wtio apolO[,rized to Rep. Quis Cox for a cru-npaign mailer that he said implied an endorsement he hadn't given her. Cristich apologized for the mailer, which showed a photo of Cox and induded selecLions from a letter of support the congressman wrote her. In t11e lener, Cox wrote that h(' doesn't give endorsements in GOP pri- maries, but Ille mailer d1dn' in- clude that portion. Cox sent the same letter 10 Cristlch opponent Omck OeVore. Botll candidates sought the congressman's en- dorsement. A statement from Coxs con- gressional campaign on Wednes- day said that Cox accepted an apology from Crisdch and con- siders the matter closed because she agreed to send a correction to ~e voters who received Ille mall er. "Restoring integrity and fair dealing to lhe campaign debate is Ille right thing to do." Cox said in the statem ent. ··111e voters are well served hy this. and the po- litical process is the better for ii." Cristlch campaign manager Dave Gilliard said a correction letter would be mailed 10 70th Uistrict voters on Wt.""<Jnesday or ·n1ursday. He declined to provide a copy of the letter before it was mailed. What's in Ille leller is a product of Ille discussions between Cris- tich and the congrcs..,man's of- fice, he said. Gilliard said tllat all parties consider the matter closed and that he doesn't expect t11e inci- dent 10 afft!(;t Cristich's cam- paign. City tell s homeowner to shape up City Council denies an appeal by the owner of a nuisance property on Dover Drive. He must clean the Jot immediate ly. June Caaa1r1nde Daily Pilot NEWPOHT BEACH -Inc owner of a blighted home that has infuriated neighbors for more than 40 years will nol gel a reprieve from Ille Cily CouncU. The council voted unani· mously on Tuesday to de11y a re- quest from Dover Drive ~ident Elmer Thomassen to overturn its earlier ruling tllat his home was a nuisance and should be cleaned up immediately. Thomassen, who did not shaW up for Ille hearing. filed the appeal to buy a little more Lime to clean up Ille Dover Drive home whose lawn and even roof is strewn witll rub- bish, Assistant Cicy Atcy. Dan Ohl said. But city officials ab>recd tllal he's had enough time. "We think 1he abatement order is necessary to keep Thumas.<>en's feel to Ille fire," said Cily Ally. Bob Burnham. whose offi ce rec- ommended t1la1 Ille rnuncil deny Ille appea.I. In four decades or off-and-on attempts to force Thomassen to clean up the home, officials have kept hitting the same wall: ·n1e onJy way to get court permLc;sion for city workers 10 clean up Ille propeny has been to serve lhomassen in person wi1h 1he court paper ... ·we've had process serveri. 0111 there w. many as eight 10 12 times to scrvf' him, and every Lime, he secs tllem he runs the oilier way," Ohl told the council. "If it comes 10 lJ1at again, I say we just have the process servers Fill PltOIO 1 UAll Y f'tLOl The house at 1918 Dover Drive ts cluttered with brush, trailers and a car. The City Council said that it must be cleaned now. camp out on his porch ," Coun- cilman lcve Rosansky said. Hut many are hoping it won't come IO that The local charity Go and Do Likewise has offered to do 1hc lahor to clean up the home. Ohl ~d that he has met witll 111omassen and tllat Thomassen had said he was amenable lo letting the volun- teers do the work. "It's ~mr hope that within Ille next :.10 IO 45 days. we can have the property in ac:ccplable cun - diliun. ·Ohl said. Neighbor Kurt K.alanz urged the council to take action. shar- ing his horror at having 10 walk past the house frum thc time lw wa~ 7 years old. I le ii. now 17. -"It'.-, I 0 years later. and 11·~ -.1ill tl1e !'Kime problem," Kalanz ~aid. Mayor Tod llic.Jgcway pledged lo help: ''I'd like 10 make a prom- ise to Kurt Kalanz that he wo11'1 have lo sec it whe11 he'!'. 'l.7." 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Units from the Newport POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • Avenue of the Am: A vehicle burglary was r·eported in the 3400 blodt at 11 :35 a.m. Tuesday. • Bristol StNet A hit-and-run was reported in the 3300 blodt at 11:03 a.rn. Tuesday. • El Camino o.tv.: Petty theft was reported In the 1000 blodt at 12:46 a.m . Tuesday. • McConnldi Awnue: Grand theft was reported in the 200 blodt at 11:24 a.m . Tuesday. • Newport Boulevard: Forgery was reported in the 2200 blodt at 10:06 a.m . Tuesday. • Padfic Avenu.: Graffiti was reported In the 2200 blodt at 8:45 a.m. Tuesday. • PIK*1tia Avenue: Petty theft was reported in the 2300 blodt at 10:42 a.m . Tuesday. CODE Continued from Al 1•1uor, whoi.e s<ln hnd a problem with drugs. "While it's very strict, ii lcfl very few options and wry J111le support al the back end.· '111e two programs arc Second 0\am:es, a thrce·day program for students 1ha1 is based on a similar prol{ram in the Tustin Unified S<.:hool District, and the Juvenile Akohol and Drug Edu- cation program, which covrrs two t•venings and parents allend with their children. It ha .. been used with great sun:ei.s in the Capistrano Uni· lied School Di~trict for 1hc pru.1 two years, fluor Mud. Students who successfully romplete both progntm1> and lO h1111r~ of r om11111nlty service - on top of lht 40 required for h'ft1dua1ion -C'an significantly shoncn the 90 school days spt>nt al a dllTcrenl school, said Mike Murphy, director of .<t1uclen1 .;ervires for lhe tlistrkt. Rather lhan the roughly 18 week transfer, Murphy said, sru- de11 1~ w11hl apply to return to lhl'ir home school after as little Wi -.ix week.Ii. The fi rst Second 01ances ses· .\Ion will take place in March, he said, i.o students with drug and alcohol violations for the rest of the year can choose the pro- gram. GuE.>sl speakers at the Second fham:es and Ju venile Alcohol and Drug Addiction programs will help driw home the point CURVE Continued from A 1 dealt wi th hy not allowing him 10 export I! to other parts of the house"-I couldn't quite absorb Co.UM-Reglatered Voten Sign the referendum to Jet citizens vote on proposed 145 Condos. 5-story parking structure at 1901 Newport Blvd. Go to: noto1I01.com .,.. ..... , Pelt ii, I004 (Volunteer Clroolator8 Needed) 949-631 -6834 • f Beach and Laguna Beach 6.re department.II also inl· tialJy responded, but the Orange Counry Fire Author- ity took over with a heUcop· ter that dropped water on theOames. p,rt rangers evacuated the area. whJch is popular with mountain bikers, and closed the park until they received the all·clear from fire official&. The fire dld not threaten any structures. Miller said, and students at El Mono El· ementary School were not affected. Firefighters had the names under control just artcr noon. A to!al of 1.5 acre!. bumed. -Mari..w O'Neil NEWPORT BEACH • Weft a.lboa Boulewnf: Grand theft was reported in the 1600 blodt at 6:17 p.m. Tuesday. • Hoag o.tve: Battery waa reported In the 100 blodt at 2:46 a.m. Tuesday. • Hotpltat Ao.cl: Vandalism was reported In the 300 blodt at 4:15 p.m. Tuesday. • Klnga Road: A home burglary was reported in the 1600 blodt at 8:54 a.m. Tuesday. • Superior Avenue: Vandalism was reported in the 1600 blodt at 9:04 a.m . Tuesday. • 9th Strwt and West Bay Avenue: A hit·and·run was reported at 7:36 a.m. Tuesday. •West 18th StNet Trespassing was reported in the 800 blodt at 4:()3 p.m. · Tuesday. 'We're excited to see the district move beyond zero-tolerance into counseling and providing help for students.' Patty ChrfsdanHn Harbor Council PTA president thal 5tudent5 should stay away from drugs and alcohol. said Margie Diaz, director of adoles· cerll services for the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence·Orange County. Trauma nurses. a member of the coroner's office and a 20-year- old girl left brain damaged after a drug overdose give presenta· lions about the effects of both. A worker also brings in drug· addkted babies for the child ren 10 see. "They see this kid running around, giving lhem high-fives and everything and she el(J>lains tha1 a year from now it will be in a wheelchair and that it screams 22 hours straight because it's so addicted," Diaz said. Students must 111110 undergo drug testing, which often rume back positive and serve as a wake up call to parents in de· nial, she said. Both programs will be funded with money from an anony· mous donor through the end of the year, Murphy said. lf they work out, lhe district will try to ge1 fundln~ for them 10 con- tinue. this new social awareness. "Oo you have some other reason for coming here tomorrow1" I asked. "Just to make the bed~ h e said. "When I left. I thought I'd be back tonight." So l told him we would take Daily P,llot Grainy matter clears DMV room Material found in an envelope causes an evacuation. Hazmat concludes the material is hannJess. DHpa Bftarath Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Titlrty em· ployees aJ)d nearly 30 customers were evacuated from the Depart· ment of Motor Vehicles buUdP,g after a cim opened mail con- laining a st.11pidous giainy sub- s1ance, fire oftldals said. Orange County Haz..anious Materials tdlm members, after examining the substance, deter- mined that it was nol a credible threat, C.OSta Mesa Fl.re Battalion Otief Keith Fujimoto said. It ap· pcared that some kind of pack· Ing material had gotten into the MAKEOVER Continued from Al and other tas.ks, Forman saJd. The amo unt of construction on a project of this magnitude would normally take five months, Ponnan added. After the family vacated the premises, the design team spent the rest of the day craft- ing a plan for the interior of the house. The family gets to pro- vide their general likes and dis· likes, but the rest they have to take on faith, forman said. "They don't decide much of a nything,• Forman said. "They really do band over the keys.· emeJope in question. he added. C.oata Maa flttftghten and paramedics respooded to the call at about .f:35 p.rn. Wednes- day In the 600 block of 19th Street, Deputy Fire Chief Greg Steward said. An employee had opeoed a OMV renewal envelope and no- ticed a "granular substance." he said. "She called her supervisor. who asked ber to wear gloves and then called us,· Steward said. . Firefighters evacuated the building right away, and the IWo women were asked to put their clothing in bags and to wear whi1e suits as a precaution. he said. They were both taken to Hoag Hospital Presbyterian as a pre- cautionary measure, bur neither reponed any sickness or discom· fort, Steward said. The C.a.W'omia Highway Patrol ooncems 10 rise after a lener i.tt lnvestigatins lhe lncldent be-l(lced with ricin powder, a pQi· cause it is a saateoftice. son. made its way to Senate Ma· No other employees or cus· jority Leader Bill Frist's office in tomers were reportedly affected the Capit.ol building in Washing- by the substance. said Bill too, D.C on Feb. 2. Branch, a OMV spokesman. Also. on Feb. 4, 80 employees MThey were both working in a were evacuated from Fairview back room, away from the other Developmental Center ih C.Osta employees and customers,· he Mesa after someone found a giay said powdery sub.tttance in envelopes. The office <;losed at about 4:30 Officials la1er determined the p.m., about a half-hour before substance 'was bannless. The nonnal closing time, Branch powder turned out 10 be ·sacred said: The office will remain • ash• brovght in by an employee closed today to obse(Ve Abra--who smeared it on.her forehead ham Uncoln's birthday, he said. as part or a daily religious riruaJ. After Sept. ll. 2001, there were However, every seeming t~ea1 scattt!red discoveries of similar must be thoroughly exarruned, substances in some of the state's Steward said. DMV offices, he said. ·There's a lot of copycat stuff •They were all false alarms." going on,· he said. "And there Branch said. "But ifs bener to be are some who do it for eff~L But safe than sorry and exercise cau-it is our job to err on the side of tion. • safety and look at these situa· Steward said it's natural for lions carefully.'' Some of the crew whiled away the time on Wednesday afternoon playing catch in the street. On the comer, project manager Randy ~ine chatted with city building inspector Gary t look. Hook said he will be at the site almost 24 hours a day to make sure things run smoothly. Mayor Gary Monahan said the makeover is a double bless- ing for the city -a deserving family gains a new home, and the city gets national attention. ) le said he is impressed with the positive altitude everyone involved has displayed. KENT TREPTOW I Of.IL Y Pll Ol This house on 20th Street in Costa Mesa will be entirely remodeled in the coming week for the ABC-TV show *Extreme Makeover, Home Edition." D.emolition will begin this evening. .. It sure hasn't been like a City Council meeting." Monahan VALENTINE'S Continued from Al beyonJ the doors of Lhe lobby and walks patrons down the long halls of the spa, pain led In soft, soothing colors create a leisurely atmosphere. After slipping into a silky robe. customers head to the "quiet room" for some down time before lhey are thoroughly indulged. Calming products are applied to the skin in finn but gentle motions, a.pplying pressure to specific areas 10 relieve stress. And all the while, soft music floats through the room. transporting you 10 a melodic paradise. lf you are ltill thinking about tJ1e lack of a dare for Valentine's Day at this point, you are crazy. Costa Mesa resident Jamie Dexter said she always likes to gather a large group of good friends -both guys and gals - for a night out. Dinner at said. "P.veryone's been friendly and helpful, and the film crew and construction and city staff and neighborhood have all coa· lesced to gel this thing done. fl 's phenomenal." Domenico's pln..a place and then a night dancing at Detroit Bar suHs her better than a sappy date at an overcrowded restaurant, she said. More often than not, the group ends up at someone's house for late·ni~t snacks and card g-dmes. "Whal better way lo celebrate love than with people you truly love -as friends, anyways.· she said. Others, such as C.osta Mesa Mayor Gary Monahan, simply do not have time 10 indulge in I.he holiday. Monahan, who owns Skosh Monahan's pub, will be at work on Valentine's Day, tending to the every wish or his customers -nol his beloved. But people need look no fu.rther than the family portrait lO see the amount Of love in hJs household, he said. One, two. three, four, five children: That's the kind of love that can't be confined to just one day. • LOUTA HARPER is the community forum editor. She may be reac:tied Bl (949) 5744275. care of it this time but not to let Angeles nightly for a run that it happen again. l'm oot sure he was extended for IWo weeks. He knew I was joking. I didn't won for best performance as an know, lhen, that he and his actor for his wotk In "Leopold mother had had a policy and Loeb" and for ensemble discussion in which it was performance in the same play. pointed out to him that while This is a 26-year-old kid, we enthusiastically welcomed seven years out of Newport him as often as possible, he had Harbor High School and three to respect the rules that years ou t of Occidental C.Ollege. governed our living space. And His first full·length play was one of them was not leaving his given a workshop production bed ln a tangle of sheets and during his senior year at Oty. blankets. While he supported himself J viewed our phone uneasily with a retinue of often conversation with a special minimum wage jobs. he wrote irony because what Erik didn't voluminously, hung out with know was that while we were nm Robbins' Actor's Gang and talking about bed-making, I had saw his own work performed In open befo~ me on my deslc a workshops and one-act copy of the Qlrtand Awards programs until "Yellow Rose" Issue or "a.:katage West," a attracted considerable attention highly respected trade paper (or -and paid patrons. the Southern CalJfomJa stage During these years of hoping community. Rather than that some commercial theater selecting one winner in each heavyweight would see his work calegory, Gut.ands are awarded and offer him a commission. to several nominees chosen by Erik began to realiz.e that W>te of the Bacbtqe West playwriting is an economic corpt of crtdca. And Srtlt Indulgence that can best be Patterson wu one o( the few su pported by screen writtng, ~ namet t.o be recognit.ed In three And so h e joined up with a eep&rate caleflOries. partner who has sc~enwrtting He wu llllected in the credits and whom he knew to playwrtttns cmtegory-along be crealiwly compatible. The with IUCb hMvy hitters as multa -now .cuung to come ~t WU.On and Munay to fnaldon -are tmpl'ftllYe. Mednick-for hla plal· "Yellow ~and bla pertner hive jute Flesh/ Allbeller Role, which a contract with a 'IV filled the ,.,_tre of Note lo Lot netwodt for an eptlOdlc ~ When the family returns Wednesday, their friends and neighbors will be there to cele- brate with them at a huge block party, Forman said. ABC staff members have not announced DATE Continued from Al some feel-eood tUnn. For the ledies, we auggeet Noreh Jones, No Doubt, FJoM Apple or Dido. foelln, ~ 111 the tunes your previout gfrffrienda wouldn't 10llr*. u::h ..... Be-. 8oya, Kid "°'*· N:IOC or -WV nip, end be gled you didn't hew to tuffet' thn>ugh "Thew.., Vou Loolt Tonight;" WhHe Nting. melce "-'of eactt other for ttylng to .... c:hopetJdca end epult loudly '° annoy the couple "Yb'8 to pley foottie et the next ..... If voe .,. .., • mbc8d gender group, have one of the guye get down on one.,_ end feke e m11rrilge propoeel. W9tc:h a the guy .r the ncct table looMna hit collar end drlnlte large emCMinCa of WIMr aa his Qirtfriend gives him the one-hour dramatic show they created. They are presently polishing a script for the pilot. lf it is approved, the pilot will be filmed, and if that. in turn, Is approved, the show will go into production, and we will never again have to help Erik pay his car insurance. Meanwhile, he and his partner have a movie script being read at high levels and several other creative projects of promise In the wings. They have acquired those appurtenances of sutcess, an agent and an entertainment attorney. And through all thiR, P.rlk has written a foUow·up 10 "Yellow Rose" that will be produced by the Theatre or Note in May. This sequence of events catches the irony of the tenuous and shifting degree of separation when your ldd leaves home and then pops baclc and forth into your life like a peripatetic viaitor bringlng home a deep breath of fresh air and some dubious IOdaJ hablta. You have only a vague Idea o( hls ll(e away from home, but all the old concerns ldck In when he appears, no matter how many auccetAful playa he may have wrtnen. We newr know whether P.rik will Show up wtth a beard or clean lbmtri. whether he'U be ~his Goodwlll pants and yet when this episode will air. • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa Mesa. She may be reached at (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail al deirdre.newman CPlatimes.com. •when can I expect my ring" look. t..UQh Pf()futely. NIGHTLH There .. two pd1a to talce here; SingM f'IQht out or rel8ldng night In. tf vou c:hoH the fl'9t. tum 1hlt .vening of •ke bombs Into• fulM>lown night out. In which vou dance. ftkt end WON the crowd with your good natu,.. end Qlowlno lkln . .Juet be cereful for.,.., goOQled wpide widl flaming enows. The MCOnd e>ption c.IS. for an Mfty end to an evening on the town. Stop bv lloc:MM..., on the wey home end'**. greet movie cfn* -•91e11 MegnoH-." enyone1 Pop In the video en , .. -or DVD -pop eome light microwave popcom end th•nk your ludcy ltart thlt you didn't have to ~ fOror 1mprea •nvone tonight. the shirt he borrowed from me, or what hour of the nigh I he Is likely to arrive. l have an almost spiritual faith that his 1992 Toyota with 120,000 miles will get hlm here. even though l have considerably less faith thal he changed the oil at the proper time. There are growing signs, however. that creative maturity is beginning to have a mild effect on his personal habits. His car is a case in point. As far back as J can remember, it has served as a kind or upscale homeless shopping cart, piled co the celling with old manusaipts. discarded clothing, candy wrappers, dog-eared boob. magazines that dated back to the Jee Age, and junk that de8ed descripdon. By some miracle I don't want to probe too deeply, he arrived lut week with a clean car, clalmlng this as a sign that l\e 11 a oew man. We'll see. Meanwhile, l don't lcnow whether I'm most excited about the diatinction of his work. the cleanllneaa of hJs <l8f or hia guilt over not making hla bed. But l 'm ready to take a amall pinch o( credJt -after h1a mother, o( coune -for them en. 'JOla.t N. m.L. It• ,...,dent of Seni. Ane Htlghta. His column •PPMtt Thu,.,., . · Oliy Pilot Thursday, February 12, 2004 A5 • • • ~ -' .. ·''" · .. - •, ... ' ... ·'' .. ' ' '·' ., •, \ ;..; ••• ••• . • . .... .... ..... ,•\ ·!• ..... ... ... .... . ·-·-· ... .... .•. ••• ••• ••• ••• ..• ·-· . . 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COSTA MF.sA -A group of Ct-ntcrunt' opponents . from lhroughout lhe cowuy con- Yefl>ed at Avo's Blstro on We:tlncsday lo mobiliY.e opposi- tion to the tight rail project The 9.3·mile route for the Ught rail system was approved by the Orange C.Ounty 1\'ansportation authority in January 10 run from Santa Ana to John Wayne Airpon through Costa Mesa. Tranapona- tion authority atatf members are completinl the final environ- mental. report. to submit to the /" Seating: 6:00 p, nt. 2" Sealing: a-oo p.m. M•E•N•U • 1'rltt fl'r ~ ,.,. """'-· ,...,, """'"-/lj ........ OU/:L-'64"'4~ ........ Where "Love" Means a Gift Certificate for · Your Sweetheart. 369 E. 17th St '21, Cos~ ~ (M9) 642-5459 flomt"t ol l1alin' I 7111 • bdllnd 1o1<•·111-llw-kll federal government for apprava.I. The owner of Awis Bistro. Avo Kilicars!an. offered to host the event because h's part ofa prop· erty at 580 Anion Blvd. that's ln the way of CenterUne and could be taken through eminent do- main u a worat-caae scenario. Speaker after speaker railed against the project and urged the 30 or so audience members 10 take immediate and strong ac- tion against II. "The main reMOn for tonight is we don't have all'lhe answers,· said Tom Whitacre: a Parb and Recreation commissioner from 5anta Ana "We Just wanted lo get the word out that this is the genesis where we take our bayo· nets. ta.kc the hill and hold the hill: Chuck DeVore, a candidate lo replace A.uemblyman John QunpbeU. charged that Center- Une is a huge waste of money. The authority is trying to obtain $500,000 from the federal gov- ernment for the project and the other half from local and state funds. "CenterUne Is about inertia, bureaucracy and 'spend money or you will lose money,·· De Vore said. "It all comes down to your local action to stop this boon· doggle before we make a mistake we can't recover from.· DISP}'TCHER Continued from Al negotiation after he took a call from a suicidal woman with a gun in 1999. "At that lime. I had no tr.tining at all," he said. "But after one hour, I was able lo convince her to peacefully surrender: That incident told him he had a w.iy with people and a way with words. "Thal phone call acted as a cataJyst, M Servin said. He applied to become pan of , the department's hostage negotiation team, but didn't gel in right away. l le took a weeklong course and learned about basic negotiation techniques. "That course nnd thl training I took with the department help me become belier al this.· Servin sakl. He made the team in December 2000 and has been one of its valuable members ever since. Helping was always part of who Servin was, said Joe Honon, his friend since seventh grade, who also works as a Newpon · Beach police dispatcher. They've known each other for 20 years. •Jason has alwJys been a BASTIDEAUX HOME INTERIORS • Custom Furniture • C isco Brothers Upholstery • Lamps • Accessories • Design Services Open to the public• Ducou"ts to the tram 291 S Redhill, Suite 8103, COiia Maa CA 92626 • (71•>. ~S9S9 OPEN TUES-FRI 10-S • SToNEMIU. DESIGN CENTER Free •14es::' Battery Test Sorvloelncludesup••"""~ Vlluafly Inspect and test battery using Motorcnatte °" and new Motorcratte ofl Rotunda Mlc~90 tester. fitter. tncfudel hazatdoua waste dleposal. See SeMoe Advleor for detalts. Ohr v1llld -'th coupon. ,._..._ 2l2W2004 The apeakers suepsted sev- eral tactics to den1l CenterUne, such as writing letters to the Fed- eral Tranalt AdminJstntion and local C,ongress members. Mart Leyes. a Garden Grove city COWl· ctlman. proposed getting an amendment to Measure M on the ballot to red.lrect funds the authority plans to use on Center· Une. Measure M ls the half-cent sales tax 10 fund transportation Improvements in Orang" County. Kermit Marsh. a Westminster City Councilman. urged oppo· nents to vote for Mike Berry and Eric Bever for the Costa Mesa City Council ln November so that, with Councilman AJJan Mansoor, there would be a ma- jority against CenterUne. "Costa Mesa puUs out of Cen- terUne, and Centerline is dead,M Marsh said. Berry said he was glad to see so many people voice their op- position 10 CenterUne on Wednesday. d lts clear that whet Costa Mesa has been doing is ii never asked for a vote on 'Do you want to have CenterUne?" Berry said. "They've ~ed for votes on do you want this color or that color or this study or that srudy, but the vote on CenterUne has not been brought before the public.· caring person: Horton said. "I still remember this one time when a sliding glass window in our home broke and things were rough for my mom. Money was hard 10 come by.· So Servin anonymously dropped off an envelope with money to fix the window, although he had nothing to do with the damage. -11 was money he earned on his newspaper route,· Horton sajd. ·That's how much he cared.M Servin's temperament is perfect for a hostage negotiator. he said. MHe's very empathetic while tailing to people on the phone under high-stress situations: Horton said. ·And al the same lime. he looks at the big picture like lhe safety of the person who Is calling, where the officers are and their safety. tie is good at m uJ ti· taslcing. • What Servin does is invaluable 10 the department and to the commUJlity, said Earl Fusselman, a senior volunteer with the police department and an American Legion board member. ·1 think what he has done is heroic,· he said. "When i.omeone can do somelhing like that lur another pe rson, it's Kreat." STEVE McCIW« I DAILY Westminster City Councilman Kermit Marsh speaks against the Centerline project at a meeting at Avo's Bistro in Costa Mesa. It' one of the businesses that could be displaced by the light ra~ ~~ Authority spokesman Michael Utschi said opponents used a lot of faJse claims to make their case. He disputed the claims: the money going toward CenterUne couldn't be used for any other projects and the authoritys woit on CenterUne was not at the ex- pense of other projects. MWe're working to stan con· structlon on the !Garden Grove Freeway!. we're doing a S3 mil- • • lion study on ways to unprmJ the (Riverside Freeway!. adl we're completing work. on a ~ jor improvement project on San Diego-Costa Mesa fi.-wiM~ project," Utsehi said. "It's false say we're only focused on Ce terUne and ignoring o projects. The reason we're do· it is because Orange C.oun needs a host or transportati options." Local businesses show their wares • • • • • • • • • • • • • "' • • • Representatives from a variety of vendors :· pack the Marri ott to entice Newport buyers; .. Allcl1 Robinson Daily Pilot NEWPORT BFACI I Whether you're looking for a chi· ropractor. kitchen remodeling or a cruise. you can find it in New- pon Beach. TI1ose and other types of local busine8Ses were on display Wednt>Sday at the Newport Reach Marriott Hotel for the an· nual Business at the Reuch ex· position. Hundreds of t,l\J ests visited booths for more than 60 local businesses at the event, which w~ sponsored by the Newpon Beach 01amber of Commerce. Guests could enjoy hors d'ocuvres and drinks and enter rame drawings as they browsed the booths. and business repre- sentatives got to meet potential client~. "Most of our business is in Newport Reach, so we want IO target our cornmuniry." said Vincent Slepak. owner of Bal port Lock & Safe. SlepaJc WJS displaying a liny safe and several locks at his ru- ble. I IL!. company al!.o prnvidei. security cameras and otlier safety equipmen t. One first-time exhibitor at the event was rhe Floor Guys, a farn· Uy-owned business offering car- pet, tile and wood floorings, painting. generaJ home repairs and other services. WhiJe many who attended were business owners or opera- tors, thal didn't preclude Lhcm from lhinking of remodeling their homes. said Jolita Perez of the Floor Guys. "Most everybody that' com- ing through Is looking for their own personal use even though they're here for business," she said. Some of the exhibiting com- panies sold cosmetics, bar· becued food and reson homes, some chartered yachts, and some offered banking, account· Ing. interior design and catering services. For the energy-conscious, electricity provider Southern California l'.dison's booth fit the ,. bill. A di splay showed visitors:, comparison of two kinds of Ou~ rescenl lights, one of which used 40% less energy: and the co,.£. pany was offering free book.I~ for businesses about legal iSSUl!f. technology. financing and ma. keting. :- ·our biggest interest is prct viding i11format.lon for conseiv. tion for our customers. how ~can save money for their ene bill and also help reduce amount of power that's need in the state,· said Jane Bro Southern California F.dl~ spokeswoman. The company offers free ergy audits and rebates to e courage businesses to sa• money by switching lo more e£. ergy-efficient technologi4 Brown said visitors were intet'- ested in the business booklets¥ well as the rebate program. ~ One of the more unusual cf ferings of thi> expo was free bh~ photonic laser scanning, whi~ measures Lhe amow11 of harrf ful antioxidants in a perso[f skin and gauges how welJ he far" she is absorbing vitamins arf minerals from food. • The procedure was part of ttW display set up by Corona cJ11 Mar's Priestly Otiropractl'- which wai. als<J offering free massages. The antioxidant sea~ ning was tu cqllect data for ) clinicaJ study on the presence M antioxidants in the count~ populalion and the effectiveneO of vitamin supplements, ~ Mary Snyder, an acupunctu'1it who works with Priestly. • Luehrs said many exhibit~ would reap new business by tlt time they left the event _.f. 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II will cover nutrition and health .• child development. food preparation and clolhing construction. Students will work with the food Guide Pyramid, learn food parent involvemenl is described as ways parents can support their children to get the most out of their education. The recommended preparation, wort on communicario11 skills and srudy child development and doLhes constnaction. revision stares that the super'imendent will support school staff members to encourage parent Involvemen t in a variety of ways. including helping them develop parenting sJdlJs and providing supportive home environment!.. This is the second reading of rhe revislo11. RULES F.OR PARENT INVOLVEMENT By law, the tlistrict is required ro hove a parent in volvem ent policy that mee~ Lht' AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by e-mail to luis.pena@latimes.com; by fax to (9491 ~170; or by calling (9491574-4298. Include the time, date and location of the event, as well as a contact phone number. TOOAY Hoeg Hospfgl will present • community education class on ·women and Heart Disease" by Or. Oipti ltchhaporla at 6.p.m. at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (800) 614-4624, http://wwW.hoaghospiral.org. MilM1Dne tieelth CaN CenW will present the the King and Queen of Hearts Celebration at 2 p.m. at 2670 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. The event will Include romantic dances of Italy. Former Congressman Bob Doman will be In attendance. Information: (949) 631-4282. SATURDAY The UC Irvine Albor9tum will present "The Romance of Orchids• at its annual Winter Orchid Show, from 10 a.m . to 3 p.m. on the UCI North Campus. The cost is $2; children younger than 12 get in for free. (949) 824-5833. MONDAY Mother's Martcet will host a free cardiovision and cardiovascular screening from 11 a.m. to J p.m. in the vitamin department. The market is at 225 E. 17th St , Costa M esa. Information and reservations: (949) 631-4741, (800) 595-0667. Orange County for O..n will host a house party to commemorate Susan B. Anthony and to honor presidential hopeful Howard Dean. The party will be from 4 to community education class on #Setting the Pact#. The Latest Pacemakers and Devices# by Or. Neala Hunter at 6 p.m. at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (800) 5144624, http://www.hoaghospital.org. Book Soup South Coast Plaza will start its new book club "We Want Fiction" at 7 p.m. at 3333 Bristol St , Suite 2400. The first book for discussion will be "The Great Fire" by Shirley Hazzard. Information and reservations: (714) 689-2665. Dr. Victor A. McKusick, profnaor of medical genetics at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, will discuss in his lecture the scientific and htdinological advances of the last 50 years that allow for the dlagnoais, prevention and management of genetic disorders. The lecture begins at 7 p.m. at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive. Irvine. lnformatron: (949) 824-8202. The Newport Harbor Orchid Society will present its 20th annual orchid plant auction from 7 to 10:30 p.m . at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave, Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 642-4148, http:ltwww.nhos.org. WEDNESDAY Tom BNnnan of the Com MeM Chamber of Commerce will speak on HThe Chamber Yesterday, Today and the FutureH at 7 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Historical Society, 1870 Anaheim Ave. Information: (949) 631-5918. Corona del Mar. Information: 949.675.050, info@cdm2004.com. FEB.19 Speak Up Newport will present its 23rd annual Mayol"'s Dinner with keynote speaker John M.W. M oorlach at 6 p.m. at the Newport Beach M arriott, 900 Newport Center Drive. Newport Mayor Tod Ridgeway will give the state of the city address. The cost is $60 per person, $600 for a table for 10. Information: (949) 224-2266. Th• Friends of th• o,.nge Coast College library and the lido Isle Woman's Club w ill present OCC Vice President of Instruction Robert Dees speaking on •A Short History of the English Language:' The event will begin at 7:30 p.m . at the Udo Isle Clubhouse. 701 Via Lido Soud, Udo Isle, Newport Beach. The cost is $5. Information and reservations: (714) 432·6087. FEB.20 The Newport 8MCh and IMne chambers of commerce w ill host a candidates' forum at 7:30 a.m. at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 M acArthur Blvd. Candidates from the 70th Assembly District and the 36th state Senate District races will receive invitations to participate. The cost is from $25 to SJO. lnfOfmation: (949) 729-4400. The Newport 8MCh Public Library Foundation will present Lori Wallach, director of the Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch, as part of the Distinguished Speakers Lecture Series at 7 p.m. in the Friends Meeting Room at the Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Newport Beach. There will be live music and a buffet dinner. Tickets cost $55. Information: (866)301-2411, dsls@wesrem-direct.com, http://wwW.newportbead>library. org. 7 p.m . at a private residence in Newport Beach. Howard Dean, along with his wife Judith Steinberg Dean, and Ambassador Carol M oseley Braun will participate in a national conference call with attendees. Tho cost is $20. Information and reservations: (949) 646-0786, (949) 872-0966, http:Jlwww.ocfordean.org. Th• Newport Beach Newcomera will have its monthly meeting at 10 a.m. at the Sports Club/LA-Orange County, 1980 Main St, Irvine. There will be a presentation by the sports club's staff on nutrition, women's health and exercise. The group is open to women who have lived in Newport Beach for less than five years. The cost is $21 Information: 1949) 645-9922, http://www.newcomors-nowport bead1.org. The Corona del Mar c.nt.nnial Celebration Event Committee invites the public to attend its general meeting to participate in the planning of Corona del M ar's centennial celebration from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Sherman Library and Gardens, 2647 E. Coast Highway, The 0.ughten of the ArMric:an Revolution, the Sons of the American Revolution and the Newport-M esa Unified School District w ill host a seminar on "George Washington's Legacies~ from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the~ Neighborhood Com munity Center, 1846 Part Ave., Costa M esa. The cost is $10. ~ Information: (949) 645-8207. ~ TUESDAY ' . Ho119 Hoepltal Mii present. See TOWN, Pa1e-... Back Bay Fitnes 1HE INOU51RY BENeHllMRfC r.lly Pilot Thursday, February 12, 2004 A9 I I NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL WRAP-UP INSIDE CITY HALL Here are some decisions coming out of Tuesday's meeting or the Newport Beach City Coul)ciJ. TREE TRIMMING CONTRACT A plan to renew the contract with the city's tree-trimming service turned into a debate over which jobs should go out to bid and which shouldn't. City Manager Homer Bludau had recommended renewing the city's contract with West Coast · Arborists for 10 years. When Councilman Steve Bromberg and others questioned why the matter hadn't gone to bid. Bludau said that not all contracts · go out to bid. West Coast Arborists trimming cosl of $39 per tree combined with their long history of service to the city made it a wise decision 10 grant the contract, Bludau said. Mayor Tud Ridgeway agreed. Bromberg and John Heffernan did 1101. casting the two dissenting vole'~ on the contract WHAT THEY SAID "I don't thjnk we cm1 know what we would gel from another service provider unJess we ask," Bromberg said. "This is a wonderful contract," Hidgeway said. WHAT IT MEANS The city will renew 1he West Coast Arboris ts' co11tmc1 for I 0 years. though the contract can be terminated by either party with 30 days' nolice. So the city isn't guaranleed that ii will still hP paying only $39 a lrcc for I rimming nine yea.' from now. jusl a!. the contractor i-; no1 guar.u ·1·tl 1ha1 the city wiJI stay \"<11 1h1!m for lht· full I 0 Yl'<U!>. NEWPORT HILLS TRAFFIC City nflit.:i<ib ;111·11'1 !>urc how lo make lhe !.lrceL'> of Newport lliUs a nd I larbor View S<tfer for pedes1riaJ1s, but they in1end 10 find oul. ·nie council on ·1\1esday approved an $88.000 contract wi1h Kimley· 1 lorn and Associate!> lo conduct studies on improvenw n1s that can be made on a NEXT MEETING 7 p.m. Feb. 24, City Council Chambers at City Hell. 3300 Newport Blvd. Agendas and staff reports are available several days before each meeting at http://www.city.newport· beach.ca.us; for . Information· by phone, call (949) 644-3000 .. number of streets: Port Weybridge Place, Port Provence Place, Port Seaboume Way and Newport Hills Drive. ·n1e matter came up at the request of Heffernan · and a number of community m embers who wanted to find out whether speed bumps on some streets could improve safety for school children. Heffernan said he worried that the extensive study by the contractor could use up all the money for improvements. but staff members assured him that money for work su ch as speed bumps wouldn't be difficult to obtain. WHAT THEY SAID "I'm afraid we're going to burn up all our $88,000, then not even get a s top sign ou1 of this,·· I lcffcrnan said. WHAT IT MEANS KlmJey-l lom's work will include anal)"1ing traffic Oows and pedestrian lmffic, conducting worksh ops with community members and making recommendations lo improve safety. BIG CANYON CREEK RESTORATION The Big Canyon Creek Hes1oration projec1 got a boost when the Stare Waler Resources Board granted the project $200,000. The council was asked Tuesday 10 accept 1he money and adjust the conlr.tcl with Community Conservancy ln1erna1ional, the no11prufi1 group performing the sludie!>. 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II, MV MARABEL!. 1)111'1 H f 11A•1 orn fUANIJ), A I MV SALMON SEEKER QllU" CllAtWnt ISi.Aim~ u : ClaRfied ads work for 1111111.1.V2~ ntE Daily Pilot TOWN Continued from 1-8 The UC '"'1ne Center fot UO<X>nVentional Security Affairs la sponsoring "Landmines and Human Security; a presentation by Kenneth Ruthertord, co-founder of the landmine Survivors Network. Rutherford has wortced along such celebritlt1s ea Princesa Diena. Queen Noor, and Heather Mills McCartney. :The presentation will begin at 4 p.m. in the Soolel Science Plaza, Room 1100 at UC Irvine. Information: (949) 824-8804, . http://Www.cusa.uci.edu. FEB.21 The Pllnot Educlltk>n end Adoption Center, a nonprofit organization, will have a seminar on feathel'deatructlve behavior from 1 to 2:30 p.m . at the Balearic Community Center, 1975 Balearic Drive. Costa Mesa. The cost is $15 for nonmembers. Information: (949) 631·3606. http://Www.peac.org. The Newport 8w:t'I Public Library~undation will present Lori Wallectt. director of the Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch, ea part of the Distinguished Speakers Lecture Series at 2 p.m. in the Friends Meeting Room at the Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave. Newport Beach. Refreshments will be served. Tidcets cost $18. Information: (866)301-2411, dsls@westem-direct.com, http://www.newportbeach library.org. Maril" Stockman will lead a wortcshop covering all the basics of drawing from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Orange County Fine Art AnneK and Art Studios. 1631 Sunflower Ave., B15, South Coast Village Plaza, Cosla Mesa. Information: (949) 640-1727. http://www.gallerymarilee.com. The UC Irvine college of medicine is sponsoring a Parkinson's disease event featuring Fox News Channel's Morton Kondradte and UCI geneticist Douglas Wallace. The event starts at 4 p.m . at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive. Information: (949) YOUR DENTAL HEALTH '\.· ~· '~ . { by~ Rich, o.o.s. 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II you hmvc any qu~>IOClll\ reg.ruing your dtntil hcalrh, fed wc·lwrnc· ro ull foe w 1p1>oinime111 w11lc llr Roth ~I 1'14'11 640-~680. Wr .,., lowed ;1 14~1 /\vocodo Ave., \\11tc ~OK. Nt-NJx•n llc.&ch . ..... ,H,.._ ~ 824-8202, dlatkin•@uci.edu. FEB.23 The Woltd Afhlln Councff of Orange County will host George Argyroa, U.S. Ambassador to Spain, at its monthly dinner and speaker program from 6 to 9:30 p.m. et the Sutton Place Hotel. 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. The cost is $48 for members and $55 for nonmembers. Information and reservations: (949) 253-5751, http://www.worldaffairsc-0uncil. org. FEB.24 Hoag tto.pital WiH PfeMnt 8 community education class on "The New Guidelines on Hypertension" by Dr. Rictlard Blankenbaker at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (800) 514-4624. http://www. hoaghospital. org. The Newport 8w:t'I Pubtlc Library Foundation will present Or. Leonard Shlain who will speak about his new book NSex. Time and Power" as part of the manuscript literary lecture series from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Friends Meeting Room at the Central Library. 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. Tidce1s cost from SS to $10. information: (94S) 717-3890. FEB. 25 Hoag Hospital will present a community education class on NHeart Healthy.Cooking" by Hoag chef Richard Reilly at 6 p.m. at the .Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (800) 514-4024, http://WWW.hoaghospital.org. Mother's Marte.et will host ~The Path to a Healthier. More Vital You; a free seminar by Steve Holmes, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Patio Cafe. The market Is at 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Information and reservations: (949) 631-4741. (800) 595-6667. FEB.26 The Founden Guild of CHa Teresa Invites the public to attend a play, '-'The Subject was Roses,H as a fundralser Feb. 26 and 27 at the Newport Theatre, 2501 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach. All the proceeds from tidcet sales will be donated to Casa Teresa and Hannah's House. Tidcets cost $65 per person. All the proceeds will be donated to C<1sa Teresa and Hannah's House. Information: (949) 858-5385, (714) 538-4860 Hoag Hospital will preserrt a community education class on #Innovations in Cardiac Surgery" by Dr. Douglas Zusman at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (800) 5144624. 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EDITORIAL Mailer a dishonest • • campaign piece A campaign mailer the campaign. but clearly lt sent out this month was Intended to," Cox ta.id by the Cristi Crlstich during the conference call. for Assembly "What was extended as a carnpaJgn likely garnered far counesy was completely more attention than even the abused.· most media-hungry politician It wW be up to voters to could wane. It Is hard to decide whether the mailer, imagjne the campaign's soal and the minor ensu.ins was a headline readlns "Cox political furor, will matter condemns candidate's mailer.· when they head to the polls. Bµt there the headline was What should not be up for last Saturday. alter Rep. Ouis debate is that sendlns out Cox had taken the unusual • such misleading campalsn tep to contact the media and Uterature Is wrong. hold n conference call In It Is usually a pretty good which he denounced the clue that the honesty of a mailer. whlch showcased his political statement or deed is name and excerpts from a tenuous, at best, when the letter he sent Crtstich, one of loudest defense comes ln the six Rep11hlicans running in the form or "everybody does It." March 2 primary. That is just what Crisdch's READERS ·RESPOND fll£ PHOTO I DAILY PILqf U>x has n long-standing campaJsn manager said in poli<)' of not endorsing during response to Cox's outrage. "It's 70th Assembly District candidate Cristi Cristich has been criticized for misusing excerpts of a letter from Rep. Chris Cox. .. · rrnnv primaries, though done all the time," he said. ·1 ( 11~11t h and one of her could send you a l 00 opponents. lrvme's Oluck examples if you wanted." {)eVore ta former Cox staffer). But, as at any time that Mailers shouldn't be deceptive:: seught the congressman's defense Is troned out, It does .· support. Cox sent both nearly not exonerate the guilty identicaJ letters outlining his panJes. It merely puts them in stance, and It was from that poor company. The Cristich response that the Cristlch campaign did the right thing campaign drew I.he comments this week and rose out of this AT ISSUE: A mailer from 70th District Assembly hopeful Cristi Cristich that campaign manager brush this maner off as insignificant speaks vol umes about her character. Our congressman, Duis Cox. is a well-respected member of the community and has enjoyed enormous political success -having been re-elected to office time and time again. voluminous campaign literature and public appearances throughoul the 70th District. · lf Cristich want.s 10 use these sleazy politic.al tactics, perhaps she should run , for office elsewhere and seriously reflecl .. upon the fact that she is living in Newport. for the mailer. unsavory crowd by fulfilling "I want you to know how Cox's wishes that the impressed I am with your campaisn send out a second . implied that Rep. Chris Cox had endorsed her. Presumably, many people will take his concerns and criticisms quite seriously. The gross disrespect that has been shown to Cox by the Criscich campaign is truly unfortunate' and once again points directly to her character. I believe that Cristich should be and most li.Xely will be finnly rejected by local voters because she and her advisors simply can't be trus1ed. 11 Is also my opinion that local vorers expect more from this particular candidate, who continually mouths high moral and ethic.al standards by way of her Beach. not Southgate. candidacy, and how much I mailer clarifying his neutral look forward 10 working with position. Crlstich also you as a State legislator," the apologized to Cox. Now, the mailer quoled Cox as saying. campaJgn should remain I lowever. the original letter above the fray by running an had continued. "if you are honest, clean carnpaisn. as ~ucccssful in March and. should all other candidates undouhtedly. in November." running in March 2 races. "I don't know whether this Perhaps, one day. everybody will haw a 111a1eriaJ effec1 on wiU be doing it. W ilh her former position as a Democral together with some of her Uberal actions and views, the misuse of the Cox letter clarifies my decision not to vote for Crist.I Cristich. GEDftGE COFFlH Newport Beach For Cristi Cristich nor to immediately own up to this lack of judgmenr and deception on her part but instead lei her KENT MOORE Corona del M• ... I'm outraged that Cristi Crfstich would, . resort to this type of deceit, although I'm , not surprised. This is a candidate that is passing herself off as a conservatJve Republican but endorsed Ointon In I 99Q.,. I believe this will further hurt her reputation in the district. DEBRA KELANI FALASCO Newport Bea<lt .. "" .. --COMMUNITY COMMENTARY .. -w .. November is not that far off anymore ... ., ,. .. .. . By Gtoff West W l1h 111s1 ahou1 three quaners of a year to go 11nlil the November election , h's not 100 e<Lrly tu begin thinking about what rhis particulllr election will mean to C"..o'lt:i Mesa. Ince this fall's elections will provide us an opportunity to elect a nt'w majo rity on our City Council, !l's also nor too early 10 think about th e Mlle' and w begin comlderlng the pt1'>\ible cru1dlda1es -and begin 10 size them up. • o, what are the Issues Lhat will face thi.s city for the next decade -the UJcely time period in which those three newly elerred council perli<ms will exercise i11011t'nce over the course of our community? Well. nghr ar the top has 10 be -or perhaps I 11houJd say. conlinu~ro be - the future of the Westside. For years. this has bt>en rhe topic of study after study. and eitcepl for ome superficial bur necessary infrastructure improvements in a smalJ portion of that area. there has been no real plan developed. Crltlral 10 the ful\lre of this part of ottr town muJt be the burgeoning Spanish-speaking 1>0puJadon. At the MAILBAG CNeral I height is an issue at Marinapark resort On Sunday, I rtld wtth Interest what I believe ls the third Martnapark ·1ntomerc1ar written by dewloper Steven Sutherland. printed ln the Community Commentary aection of the Pilot. I must congratulate Sutherland on hJs adroit and free use of your paper to advert.lie and promote his plan for utilization of scaroe waterfront clry land on the Balboa Peninsula. This etro11 was another attempt to answer lmportanr questJons posed by Donna Mattln of Newpon Coast. who was pubUahed In the Mailbag section. Mattln uked why people would chose this reeort when they can get to the Hyatt and Hilton ~rt• In Huntington Beach. the Monr• Dana Point. the RJt1-Catlton In ~a or the Bay Oub ln Newport. ln his response, SUthertand lndicatee f time of our last elections. it was estimated by some that this demographic group represented a large segment of the Westside population, yet I have seen no plan put forward that includes even an acknowledgment of their existence. It has been obvious for some time that there are thoae In our city with a solution to that situation: the ejection ofthls particular demographic group from the city's borders. They would accomplish this by shutting down portions of the suppon system available to them -the Job Center and charities. for example -In hopes that such action would discourage them from senling in our city. I don't know If this is reasonable or reallstlc, but I do know that it sure doesn't feel right. High on the list or priorities ln our city must be the exercise of.some fottsight and vision when It comes to development. Since we are virtually out oflarge parcels of land, future development wW likely come piecemeal. a few lots at a time. We need leaders in place who will ensure, through weU·concelved, consistent land use policies and adherence to local codes. that our city doesn't become a hodgepodge of atrtp malls and soon·to-be ghenos. Our policies that the two Huntington Beach hotels are dill'erent due to the ract that they ~ very substantialJy larger and target primarily business cllents. He Indicates that the Rltz·Carlton la aimUar In lta business client aemces. He thinks the Montage might be a clOStt Bt. but It too Is substandaDy larger. He also cla.J.nu that most of the rooms ln the Bay Oub face either a pu\lng lot or central courtyvd -whamer that means. It la).nteretdng that he hu to verbally trlMI all tht way co France to find what he feeJa la comparable - apln, whatever that mean& What we're talkina about ii a propoeaJ on the penlnsu.la. and other tompullona aN tmlevant. Nowhere ln any of h1a arUdet, testimony before the CUy Council. or In othe_r public fonune doet be make clear tbe vmicaJ dimensions of hit planned hotel lt eeema that. tn term.a of ovmD het8bt. the hotel wW be at leut u tall u the Balboa Bay Oub and •tretch the tlldre lentth o1 m. waterfront view of the parcel. The shouJd be developer-friendly and ye t not give away the store simply for the sake of development We literally cannot afford another 1901 Newpon Plaza debacle. There are many other issues facing our chy as the dock conti.nues to tide away. The ones listed above and others will require strong, dedicated. competent leaders in our community. We now have the opponunity to lure the right group of candidates 10 the ballot -those with the lnteUect, energy and foresight to manage the city's affairs for the next decade. We cannot afford to elect those with a narrow focus, seeking to serve only a small. but vocal, segment of the population of this city. We must recognize pa.st mistakes and not make them again. Recent history has shown us that simple tenacity alone does no! prepare a candldate for public offi~. An elected official must be ready. willing and able to make the personal sacrifices neceuary-and do the homework required -to provide leadership iJ1 this town. As the candidates begin 10 surface this year we need to do our best to educate ourselves about them. We need to pay attention to not only their words, vertical footprint will amount to a wall on the bay or at least three stories facing dlrectly across from the south aide or Udo Isle obstructing waterfront views from Balboa Boulevard. Thete are numerous other issues m-otvtng this project that we an only apeculate on, as no one really knows.. One fact cannot be denied: that the property ownera of the peninsula are adamantty opposed to this project baaed aubltanttally on tnefutable evidence of aetthedc denigradon from building nwe and resultant Josa of view. Common aente would lndJcete that mine would be tncreued, and though loudly denied, public aa:ea to the bey beach -fronting the proposed hotel -would be de facto ellintnated. I understand the dty't motive here la ftnancla.land un aympathedc to that. What'• Wl'Ol\I with almply upandtng the cunent UM and dwpic current market rates for sround leaea. which could be evaluated perlodk:aDyf Why amend the c:wrent Newport 8Mdl f"eral planT Why bold a apedal but their actions. This Is even more important than in previous years because each elected council member now has virtually carte blanche when it comes to appointing members to th e Planning and Parks and Recreation commissions. As a result, we elecl not only three councll people, bu! six commissioners, too. This potential new super-power base could change this community forever. 111e sys iem has become much less forgiving than in years past. when the inadvertent election of an lncompetent.. misguldeq or lazy council person could be "managed" by the rest of the council. If we make a mistake th1s time around, we all wiU pay the price -perhaps very painfully. We cannol afford to elect well-intentioned but Ill-prepared people this time around. We cannot afford to elect people 11ore concerned with the frills and ceremonial aspects of public office than the nuts and bolts of actually geulng thin~ done. The issues facing this cl1y will require leaders of strong character, Umftless energy. intellectual maturity and very broad shoulders, as we ask them to grab the helm for our trlp into the VMt unknown of our future. Some of those candidates election? Why stuff' Jhls plan down the throats of peni nsula property owners, risking rage and long-term hostility from those most impacted? Let's keep It simple and forget this extremely controversial plan. JERRV MCC' fl 'M Newpon Beach Newport Ridge center is at the right spot, right time The antwer to the quetdon about the Newpon Ridge center lt twofold. One, It la the only place for a community center tf tt lA to be built ln the Newpon Cout. Newport RJdge area. The commJttee that wu formed to look lnto thi• matter tpent 1 year ttytp1 to dtftnt alternative •ltet, and then are none. It 1 community Qeftter II plnl to be built In our community, thJe II the only tpOt avallabte. Whether It would bt ·the bat alte ll then were ot!Mr al• IVIDabM. l think. .. alto • pd qu.doa. and the ,. might plan 10 use a positJon on our City.: Council as a stepping stone to higher :: office. Tu thal I say. "Good for them!" I ; would much prefer an energl7..ed, , competent candidate who is loolcing :. forward than one who is unrealistically ;, rrying to return this city to the days of ... Goat Hill. As we consider the potential candidates this year. we must ask ourselves, "What brings each of them to, the table?" ls it a single issue I.hat propelled them Into action? ls it a true desire 10 provide public service to all the citizens of this city? Or. perhaps. is there a hidden agenda lurking behind the curtain until after the election is over? This is an uncomfortable . question, but one that does exist in our city. Perhaps we will find a way to pull ,: that curtain back a little in months to : come. so we all can see the real .: Mwizarcr behind them. :· So. fellow citizens of Costa Mesa, we} launch ourselves once again .No the wonderful world of local politics. nust a leap year, but I encourage all of you look before you leap when you enter the voting booth thls fall. Much depends on your decision. • GEOFF WEST is a Co111 Me11 resident. answer Is. l think, this is the best site not wtthsta.ndi~g the fact that It's the ~ only site. ~ What makes this the only site Is that.' It ls the onJy undeveloped comer at ~.J the intersection that Is truly the cente or our community. At one comer, we ' have the Newpon Coast Elementary School; on the comer across from It, ~ we have the Coutal Canyon '1 clubhouse, tennis and swim center. ,3 and the Pavilfons market on the thJrd. ~ Then we have this ana, which It not , yet developed. on the fourth comer ~ . that 11 adjacent to a park. So, It forma ~ the functional bub of our community \ and It ts the right location for a ) conununJty center. i The a.rd\Jtecture Is going to~ hJgH~ qualJty. It will he almilar to the 1 architecture style or the lhopplns ' center itself and It wUl blend nicely ~ Into the communJty with a lot of hath ~ veptadon. So, I am much In f•::J the location. -Newport c.oua. 9 • Daily Piiot Iv New age with a beat he Ocean Institute recently celebrated with "Jazz in January,· raising much-needed funds to rt the IJ\stitote's chfldren's 'onaJ programs. star n.vld Benoit charmed the of more than 180 guests. many or from the Newpon-Mesa wliry, at the scenic Ocean Le headquarters in Dana Point. By the end of the -------. evening. chaired by TimMcMahon representing his firrn Grubb and Ellis. more than $75,000 was ncllcd for the charity. Punds raised came from the $250 per person ticket price as well a~ winning bids from both a live and silent auction. pporting the Ocean In stitute were Sherman. Sean SMeney, Ryan _,WIL Jeff Gehl. ()ennJs Gabrkk. Ewnole, and Salty Coombe to only a few. Local auction derwriters included liarhor Island's l Dizllbeth Vincent, Mike and Metz.. Raelyn Luckow and Hyman fink. For m ore information on the Ocean Institute. visit http://www.ocean-ins1i1u1e.org. CENTER EXPANSION F.lbabeth Segenbom, wife of Or.mge C'..ounty philanthropist Henry Segentrom, is set to chair the opening of the new Performing Arts Center expansion in conjunction with the center's 20th anniversary. The major event, which will take place in September 2006, will undoubtedly bt' the most ambitious social and cultural celebration in Orange County history. The wife of our own intcmational athbassador of the arts, a most lltcomplished woman in her own right, has accepted the challenge of putting the new Performing Arts Center 011 the world-wide map. "'This is an opportunity for us 10 enhance our already respected reputation," Elizabeth Segerstrom ..aid. "We have an opponuni1y for the whole UKE OWNING YOUR OWN FLEET &fay 111tliMittti llSllV 11U year Go.J wttlt"'1ys 11NI wetltrnds &Im frqm 11 lldrUty of tJtSStls • l!LECTRIC BOATS 9ifN HARBOR MOTOR BOATS • SA.lL80ATS 8t PEDAL BOATS 0 OR GoLDCWB SELECT ll HOUJl MEMBERSHIPS wodd to focus its attentio n on Orange County," . The social and business corrununlty rallied around Elizabeth Segerstrom. lending full support. Center OWnnan Paul Folino joined center President Jeny Mandel and Music Director of the Pacific ~)mphony CUI St. a.lr' applauding her dedication. St. Oair. very involved with the planning and development of the new concert hall in which the Pacific Symphony will be the resident orchestra. said, "The dawning of a new erd in cultural life in Orange County has begun." To join Segerstrom in tl1e effort to law1ch the new expansion oT the center. call Tudd Bentjen at (714) 556-2122, ext. 4242, to get involved. CELEBRATION OF CHILDREN Plans are underway for the u pcoming March 6 gala on behalf of Court Appointed Special Advocates of Omnge County. The organ.i7,ation known as CASA will produce its I Ith annual Celebmtio11 of Oi.ildren fundralser to be held at the Su11on Place 1-lotel in Newport Beach. Special honored guests this year will include Bill Cvengros, set to receive CASAS highest honor as "Oiildren's Champion.· Cornrnii;sioner Gary 819cholJ will be honored as the annual judicial award winner for his effon.'I on behalf of abused children. Local celebrity business leaders Bob and Marie Gray of St. John's Knits will also be hemJded as corporate honorees. Carrie Craig will be named "Advocate of the Year." Celebrdtion of Ulild.ren b CASAS most important fundrai-;ing event, and has raised more than $2 mJIJion for the organization since iLS inception in 1994. Most generous local donors include Pml and Unda Port, Ouis and Pam Massey, Glenn and Susan Schaffer, Doug and Kytle Hoclgie, and RJch and Frances Gadbois. TickeLS to the upcoming gala arc priced a l $250 per person. For more inform alinn and reservations, call Greg Bradbard at (714) 619-5141. •THE CROWD appca1s Thursdays and Saturdays SO C I ETY 11101 ,Qa~ ~ t>biuan I 7 2004 AU THE CROWD Attending ·Jazz in Jaquaty" and admiring an Ocean Institute exhibit are Nancy and Jack Hochadel. Newpor l's Tim and Carol McMahon chaired ~Jazz in January" event. Supporting the Ocean lnst1tute's • Jaz.i m January· are ltsa and Mike Metz Oc ean ln~hlulP 1ionu1 '> Haelyn Luckow and Dermis uabnck at the fundra1ser ' ANNUAi.PU FM>M '9S/Yl!.u ON KAY.US 1 10 $.SSO/Y!Aa POI fU!CTaJC IQtTS • SOM&~ APl'\J' BALBOA BOAT RENTALS (949) 673-7200 www.boats4rent.com 510 E. 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"n.e store, at 1803 Westclifr Drive at Westclill' Court In Newpon Beach, Is open from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. 10 4 p.m. on Saturday. Call (949) 642·33\0. CASUAL WOMEN'S WEAR 11uee Pnenda, a women's boutique, carries casual contemporary sportswear avaj.lable in sizes 2 to 14. Popular lines Include Luclcy Brand. · Buffalo Jeans, Ke117je, Hard Tail and novelty blouses from Language. "We pride ourselves on customer service.# co-owner Maggie O'Melvcney said. "And. ofTer fashion at great prices for all women." Seasonal trends, fun accc~rie~. ~ weU as classic cotton tees and high· rise pams AFTER HOURS • Submit AFTER HOURS items to the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa. CA 92627; by fa" to (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 674-4295. SPECIAL EVENTS Mr Of Al.FRED HITCHCOCK Orange Coast College Is offering a nine-part film history on Alfred Hitchcock. Each session will be held at 6:30 p.m. one Friday each month. The events will be held at OCC's Fine Arts Hell 116. Admission is $6 for adults and $5 for seniors and OCC students. Information and tickets, call (7141 432·5880. 'SHIMMER' Three Trees Productions will present #Shimmer,# an exploration of art, music, drama. dance. video and poetry, at 8 p.m. Feb. 20 and 21 In the lyoeom Theatre at Costa Mesa High School, 2650 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Tickets COS1 $10, Information: (949) 548·2600, ext. 302. All-AMERICAN BOYS CHORUS The All·American Boyt Chorua will hold an audition call for boys ages 8 to 10 in the third through fifth grades. Auditions take will take place from 7:15 to 8:30 p.m. Feb. 24 at chorus headquarters, 88 Fair Or., gate five oft Arlington, Costa Mesa. lnfonnalion: (714) 708-1670, http:/lwww tasbc.org MUSIC NEWPORT BEACH JAZZ PARTY The Newport Beach Jazz Party. today through S unday, will GREER WYLDER arestapfi Three Friends, at 1130 trvtne Ave. In Newpon Beach, ls open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. tdonday throlJ8h Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Satwday, and t l a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Call (949) 548-9881. •Pl.ACE For nearly 30 years, co-owners Mary Frankel and Iris Rubenstein have provided upscale designer appuel and accessories in a small boutique setting at MJ P18ce. They carry Michael Kors, Celine, Alberta Ferretti, John Galliano.'Jean Paul Gaultier and Oanerlng designs by Narcisso Rodriguez. Hot new designers recently added to their inventory include Naeem Khamn, who designs fabulous evening wear, Derek. Lam and 7..ac Posan. Custom gowns and special occasion dresses are their specialty. Beverly Hills-based jewelry d esigner Loree Rodkin, who speciall.7..es ln platinum. white and yelJow gold with diamonds. is featured here. Rodkin also designs Gothic crosses. Oler was one of her first customers. Mi Place in the Corona del Mar Plaza is open from JO a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday, 10 a .m. feature such musicians as; Benny Green, Russell Malone, Dena OeRose, Houston Person and Martt Murphy. The event will be held from 8 to 11 p.m. today; from noon to 12:45 a.m. Friday; from 10 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. Saturday; and from 10 a.m . to 1 :30 a.m. Sunday; at the Newport Beach Mamon, 900 Newpor1 Center Drive. Newpor1 Beach. Tickets cost $30 to $295. Information: (9491 759-6003, http://www.newporr beadljazzparty.com. 'HAPA: A CELEBRATION Of HAWAI' The ooncert "Hepa: a Celebration of Hawaii# will be performed at 5 and 8:30 p.m Saturday at the Irvine Buciay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine Tickets cost $32 and $38. Information: (949) 854-4646, http://www.hapa.com. PROLOGUE: 'CANDfDF Opera Pacific will present Prologue: #Candide; a lecture o n Leonard Bernstein's opera, at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive. The cost is $25. lnfonnation: http://www.o~rapacific.org. CLASSICAL EDGE TRIO The Newport Beach Public Library will present the Clauical Edge Trio featuring Larry Greenfield, Susan Boettger and a special guest percussionist at 3 p.m . Sunday in the Friends Meeting Room at the Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. Information: (949)717·3870, option 2. http:/!Www.newport beadllibrary. org. CABARET BY THE BAY Duke's Ptace will host Cabaret by the Bay to benefit local charities at 9 p.m. with • preshow dinner in the Rm Cabin restaurant at 7:30 to 6 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Call (949) 219·9919. a.OTtlNG KINGPtN ICennedl Cole New ltNt carries complete lines for men and w0men -the biggest selectl.on in Orange County. Kenneth Cole started as a shoe designer. His compaJly. Kenneth Cole Productions, Inc .• was . created ln Manhattan 20 years ago. Cole designed shoes in Europe but ilidn't have the money to stan a shoe company; sb<Wm>oms were too expensive in midtown Manhattan. So he borrowed a friend's truck. applied for a parting permit under the guise that he was shooting a movie called "The Birth of a Shoe Company.# The film camera wasn't always loaded. He parked the 40-foot trailer truck with Kenneth Cole Productions, Inc. painted on the side, across from New Volt's shoe show on 6th Avenue. He sold 40,000 shoes in 2~ days. Since then his company has grown into a full-Oedged fashi.on brand. Cole's kept the Productions. lnc. name. Shoppers will find apparel, shoes, jewelry, watches, purses and briefcases. Cole's slyle ranges from conservative 10 fashion·forwd.f'd -it's very East Coast. 'Jlte Reaction line is a little more edgy-some catchy. party colors. Kenneth Cole suppons important charitable caUSt:s across tJ1e country. The Fashion Island store is open from IO a m. 10 9 p.m. Monday through Friday. 1 O a.m. to 7 p.m. p.m. Wednesday and on March 10, April 14, May 12 and June 16. The cost i• $10 for the show and $37.60 for the dinner. Information and reservations: (949) 630-4145. CARMEN BRADFORD The Newpor1 Beach City Arts Commission will present Grammy Award-winning jazz vocalist and professor of music at USC Carmen Bradford, in a performance and talk from 3 to 4 p.m. Feb. 28 in the Friends Meeting Room at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. Information: (949) 717·3870, http://www. newportbeachlibrary. org. MOSCOW STATE RAPt0 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The Moscow State Radio Symphony Orchestra will perform wortts by Sergei Rachmaninoff at 8 p.m. March 2 and an all-Tchaikovsky program at 8 p.m. March 3 at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. The orchestra will be conducted by Pavel Sorokin. Tldtets cost $44 and S59. Information: (949) 854-4646, http://Www.classicalarchives. comlartist&lmoscow.html. SYMPHONIC BERNSTEIN Orange Coast College's Symphony Orchestra will perfonn music from #West Side Story" and ·candide" at 6 p.m. March 6 at OCC'1 Robert 8. Moore Theatre. OCC's 11)()...voice choral will join the symphony In the evening performance. Information: (714) 432-5880. JAZZTRIO Gulfstream Restauranl in Newport Beach presents a jazz trio Sunday through Wednesday Satwday and 11 a .. m. to 6 p.m. · Sunday. Call l949) 219-0671 or vis.ii http://www.UnMth cole.com. SPECIAL ACCESSORIES The....,_. Home is a specialty boutique featuring unique invitations, stationery : and greeting cards. There are • also darling baby accessories !i{ My Vintage Baby,'UttJe Gtraffe . and Woof and PoOf. The helpftll staff offers design ideas for ; invitations and helps select 1 shower gifts. The boutique. at 1 417 3 1st St. in Newport Beach, is open 11 am. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, 11 .a.m. to 4 p.m. ·Saturday, or by appointment. Call (949) 566·9863. 8tG MONOGMM SAlE • The Mon~ Store Is having a great sale throughout ~bruary. All Vera BradJey, Ell1.a 8 101es, Aprons and FUr Bags are reduced 30%. Colorado Tradin~ robes (~Kashwere" ·style) are available for adults ($80) and children ($60). They also carry• hooded towels, Kashwere baby blankets, Animal l.ovies as well as other great gift items. All prices include monogramming. The store. at 1823 Westcliff Drive in Newport Beach, next to HaUte Calces, is open from IO a.m. 10 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. Call (949J 642-211 9. • • BEST BU't'S appears Thursdays.• Send information to Gre'or Wylder at greerwylder@yahoo.com; at 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa, CA 92627; or by fax at (9491646-4170. ~s regular entertainment at 850 Avocado Ave .. Newp6rt Beach. Hours are 5 to 9 p.m. StJnday a~d 6 to 10 p.m. Monday through Wednesday. (949) 718-0188. WEEKLY JAM DUKE'S Pl.ACE Jazz and codctails flow daily from noon to midnight Sundays through Thursdays and from noon to 2 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays at the Balboa Bay CIL4b & Resort, at 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Information: (949) 645·5000. M.+JiWA GINA WEEKEND JAq Walter Lakota and David Alcantar, the New Yortt Jazz Connection Duo, play at Mamma Gina a1251 E. Coast Highway in Newport at:S p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and'. at 7 p.m. Sundays and Monday,. Diana Oitri joins the duo on vocals on Mondays. It's free. lnfonnation: (949) 673-9500. MUSIC AT THE GRU The Bluewater Grill offers live music Friday and Saturday nights. Greg Morgan, Nick Peper and KeUy Gordien (known as fl MPG) perform classic rodt, A& . and swing at 8:30 p.m . Fridays. Marvin Gregory and MPG will perform classic rodt, swing and R&B at 8:30 p.m. Saturdays. The restaurant is at 630 Udo Partt Drive, Newpor1 Beach. Free. (949) 675-3474. ' MUSIC AT THE PELICAN The Rusty Pelican offers the music of Common Ground fro"1 Wednesday through Sunday. The band performs from 7 to 10 p.m'. Wednesday and Thursday, front 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday and from 2 to 6 p.m. . SM HOURS, Pase All __ I LIFE & LEISURE Tl\Utsday, February 12. 2004 AU NO PLACE LIKE HOME Building wood fences of all flavors ~nd /Unctions T be saying goes that "good fences make good neighbors," and an attractive fence is cenalnly a step in the right direction. KAREN bougainvillea will become a monster In ftve years. And it h as the potential to topple your fencing masterpiece. If you plant climbing vines, add extra support like metal posts or lodependen tespalier wires. Plants that attach themselves to a Building a wood fence doesn't break the bank; it goes up ~ulck:ly and with a little lngenuJty, ircan add a 1lot of style points to your hom e. A wood WIGHT vertical surface Wte fence can be any flavor you choose: traditional, modem, mission or Mediterranean. ' A wood fence will not have µte same lifespan as a stone. concrete block or brick wall, but you can get a lot of mileage out of a wood feoce that's built welJ and maintained. Here are a .. , fOme pointers to extend the life ~ .or your wood fence: • The wood of ch oice Is redwood. Redwood doesn't rot and it holds its shape better than other woods. • Make sure the redwood posts are sunk in concrete -footings. Install enough support posts to keep the fence steady during wet and windy weather. ,. If you install landscaping , jlext 10 the fence, make sure the p lantings don't bear weight ilgainst it. Today's sweet litlle HOURS Continued from Al 2 Sunday. The restaurant is at 2735 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 642·3431. MUSIC AT PLAYERS Players restaurant is now offering 1 live music from 9 p.m. to 'midnight every Friday and Saturday. Players is at 512 W. 19th St, Costa Mesa. (949) 646-5615. WEEKEND MUSfC Anthony's Riverboat Restaurant • 'ih Newport Beach presents the Rick Sherman Duo featuring Rick Sherman and Alan Remington on Friday nights. The program · features all your favorites on the saxophone keyboards. Anthony's is at 151 E. Coast Highway. (949) 673-3425. PoP-ROCK ANO FlAMENCO 'rate 5, a funk, rode and Motown .act. performs at 9 p.m. Saturdays . at Carmelo'i Ristorante, 3520 E. 'Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. l>olo guitarist Ken Sanders performs classical flamenco tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Sundays. Free. (949) 675-1922. SATURDAY NIGHT RU Gerald Ishibashi and the Stone Bridge Band play rode and R&B at 9 p.m. Saturdays at Sutton Place Hotel's Trianon Lounge, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Free. (949) 476-2001. STAGE 1ANTIGONE' :Antigone" by Sophocles, the story of Oedipus' daughter who sacrifices everything to bury her brother, will be perfor"!ed at 2:30 p.m. through Feb. 29 on the South Coast Repertory .~erltrom Stage. 655 Town <;enter Drive. Costa Mesa. Tldcets Colt $19 to $55. Information: (714) 1.708-5554. 'THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES' ~ ;The Subject Was Aoses,H a .. flulltzer Prize-winning drama about a paper boy's return from _war, will be performed through Qeb. 29 at the Newport Beach .. creeping fig or ivy can topple a fence with their heft. •Add copper or galvanized tin "toppers" to your fence posts 10 help prevent water damage. • Adjust your sprinklers so the water stream doesn't warp the wood. • Coat your fence with a clear water sealant. • If you have a gate in your fence. be sure that the support posts are well anchored and your gate isn't too heavy. • If you have a pool , the gates need to have a self-closing mechanlsm. • Check for subterranean termjtes. These uninvited guests arc your fence's No. I enemy. • KAREN WIGHT is a Newport Beach resident. Her column runs Thursdays. Theatre Arts Center, 2501 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach. Ticbts cost $17 for opening night and $13 for all other performances. Information: (949) 631-0288. 'NUINSKY' . The Hamburg Ballet makes its American premiere of "Nijinsky," a celebration of the life and legend of one of choreographer Vaslav Nijinsky. The ballet will be performed at 8 p.m . today and Friday; at 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday; and at 2 p.m. Sunday in Segerstrom Hall at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tickets cost: $20 to $75. Information: (714) 556-2787. 'SIDEWAYS STORIES FROM WAYSIDE SCHOOL' "Sideways Stories from Wayside School," an adaptation by John Olive from Louis Sachar's Wayside School novels, w ill be performed Friday through Feb. 22 on the Julianne Argyros Stage, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tickets cost $10 to $21. Information: (714) 708-5554. 'TELLING OUR STORIES' Orange Coast College's Repertory Theatre will present "Telling Our Stories;· an evening of short plays, scenes and monologues by and for women, at 8 p.m. Saturday and Feb. 21 and at 2 and 7 p.m. Sunday and Feb. 22 at Orange Coast College's Drama Lab Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Tickets cost $7 and SS. Information: (714) 432-5880. 'INTIMATE EXCHANGES' ~intimate Exchanges," written by Alan Ayckbourn and directed by Martin Benson, will feature Richard Doyle and Kandis Chappell portraying an English garden full of hilarious characters. The performance will preview from March 7 to 11, and the regular run will be from March 12 to 28 on the Julianne Argyros Stage at South Coast Repertory Theater, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tickets cost $19 to $55. Information: (714) 708-5554. 'SAFE IN HELL' "Safe in Hell," written by Amy Never worry about cleaning or maintaining your teak furniture again! Call NOW for 20% ''Pre-Summer" discount befo re March I st 1.866.GOT. TEAK This redwood fence has a framed lattice top. Freed and directed by David Urban California,# an art exhibit Emmes. is an off·beat comic take on how artists in the 1930s to the on the Salem witch trials. present have incorporated Puritanism is broadly satirized in skyscrapers, houses, bridges, the production. The performance freeways and automobiles into will preview from April 2 to 8, and their works, will be at the Orange the regular run will be from April County Museum of Art through 9 to May 9 on the Segerstrom April 25. The exhibition will also Stage at South Coast Repertory feature paintings commissioned Theater, 655 Town Center Drive, as covers for Westways magazine Costa Mesa. Tickets cost $19 to by the Auto Club. Information: $55. Information: (714) 708·5554. (949) 759-1122, TWO ABOUT POOH http:llwww.ocma.net. "Pooh in The Enchanted PlaceH is HELGA UMBER a double bill of "Bother!" and An exhibit of artist Helga Umber's "The Enchanted Place Suite;' work will be on display from 11 :30 which will be performed at 2 and a.m. to 10 p.m. through May 22 at 7:30 p.m. April 17 and at 2 p.m. the Bayside Restaurant, 900 April 18 in Founders Hell at the Bayside Drive, Newport Beach. Orange County Performing Arts Information: (949) 851 ·9181.(949) Center. Tickets cost: $26 to $50. 721-1222. Information: (714) 556-2787. http://www.ocpac.org. DANCE 'THE STUDIO' STUDENT DANCE CONCERT "The Studio; written. directed Orange Coast College's Dance and choreographed by Department will host its 41 st Christopher d'.Amboise. 1s a story annual Student Dance Concert at about a choreographer with a 8 p.m. April 23 and 24 in occ·s public image larger than life. The Robert 8. Moore Theatre . performance will preview from Information: (714) 432-5880. April 25 to 29, and the regular run will be from Apnl 30 to May 16 on SWING the Julianne Argyros Stage at Lessons are given from 2 lo 6 South Coast Repertory Theater, p.m. every Sunday at the Avant 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Garde Ballroom in Newport Mesa. Tickets cost $19 to $55. Beach by the Orange County Information: (714) 708-5554 Swing Dance Club. All ages are ART welcome, and no partners are needed. Information: A.M. HOCH http://www.ocswing.com. (909) New York artist A.M. Hoch links 656-6119. images, sound and space to ARGENTINE TANGO create "Mitosis: Formation of Tango dancing is offered from 8 qaughter Cells." which will run p.m. to 12:30 a.m. the first through Sunday at UC Irvine's Saturday of each month at Beall Center. The exhibition is open from 5 to 9 p.m . Danscene Studio, 2980 Information: (949) 824-4339, McClintock Way, Costa Mesa. http://beallcenter.uci.edu. Information: (714) 641-8688 ROBERT R. ECKER POETRY The Newport Beach Public Library ALTA COFFEE HOUSE will present an art exhibit by Robert A. Ecker featuring 20 of his There will be a love poetry meuotints in February et the contest with professional Central Library, 1000 Avocado judging, cash prizes and !Ive Ave .• Newport Beach. music at 8 p.m. and sign ups for lnformati4in: (949) 717-3870, contestants at 7:15 p.m .. Saturday http://www.newportbeach at the Alta Coffee House, 506 31st library.org. St. Sign-up for contestants will begin at 7:15 p.m. The cost to ·cmES Of PROMISE' contestants is SJ. Information: HCities of Promise: Imaging (714) 564-6526. (949) 675-0233. WE SE E YOUR NEED FO R LI FE I NSURAN C E (;ROW I NG EV ERY OAY. WE LIVE WHERE YOU l IVl-.. AJ your family grows, so docs your nccd for protection. And nobody can help you provide that protection like me, your Seate Farm agent. See me rod;iy. Steven Hill Lie. 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Penalty may be assessed for early withdr.iwal. Please no finWlCial institutions. , L lt-l:.. & LE l SURc Dally Pilot Crowds walking in the courtyard in front of Basilica San Ma.rco in Venice, Italy. A classy Italian trip By Steven Hendlin T o celebrdte our 26lh anniversary. we decided to take a two-week holiday trip to a couple of our favorite places in llaJy. TI1is was our first time traveling to Europe in winter rat.her lhan fall, but we wanted to sec how festive the cities would be with holiday decorations. and a lifelong friend who l.ives in Florence had invited us to some holiday parties. . On Dec 2..'l. we flew directly to Zurich and then took the shon flight to Milan. The airport security had been tightened at JAX due to the change to the Or'dJtge-color-coded hi~h alert the day before but thls did not cause any undue delay. It's worth noting the business class seats in the new Airbus A·340 planes used by Swiss Air. Finally, they have created a seat that makes long-distance night not only tolerable but downright comfortable. Deborah and Steven Hendlin stand on the Ponte Vechio in Florence, Italy. Af1cr a night in Milan. we took the train to Venice. where it was freezing but t11e sun was out. We spent four nights at the Grilli Palace, a world<lass hotel that had perhaps the best service of any place we had ever stayed. Yes. it is very expensive, but lhis is one hotel you will never forget. On Otristmas Eve. we attended the midnigh t Mass at Basilica San Marco. This is one of the most beautiful churches in the world. and it was memorahle to witness Mass in thi'> glorious setting. There were mori:: than 1.000 people congregated. with most of them s1anding durinK the entire proceeding. Before our arrival, the concierge at our hotel had arranged to get us tickets for the opera. ''The Barber of Seville.'' al the quaint and charming Mallbran 1l1ea1er. We sat in the third row and just loved watching this light-hearted opera, even though It was all in Italian with no subtitles. We made sure to read a detailed synopsis. so we had some idea or the plot. I think Venice is a place that begs you 10 spend your lime outdoors. roamiJ1g lhe narrow streets and canals. soaking in the unique Venetian culture. But this culture -and your enjoyment or it -is curtailed when it's freezing. Still, we were glad to have revisited a romantic and magical place we never tire of. We took another train lo florem:e. where it was slightly warmer. I was surprised to see that the holiday rime brought so many tourists from various parts of Europe. It seemed every hit a-; crowded as if you were there in summer or fall. We made sure 10 revisir some or the museums and churches, including tllC Ulfo.i. lhe Academia to see Michelangelo's "David." the 13argcllo. Opera Santa Maria del Fiore, Santa Croce and the PaJatina Gallery in lhc Pitli P'.llace. We also made sure to visit the Capella Brancacd, in Santa Maria del Carmine. Here you can see Masacclo's frescos -a real delight for those appreciative of e.arly Renaissance art. One of lhe highlights or our trip was a party we attended on New Year's Eve. Our friend's close friends, a very wealthy BIC a.•wiutal Una• or a.ak•~• o62••- Pl-0... S..l'J'daJ' .. aeotton Of 1 Of A IU.nd De•lp• a ... 'l'o "•-Tour valeat!ael .._... .._ -~ e:oo.--7:oap. • .. ,. a:oo.a . a:oowi- ~ ... ......._. ean~ ..... T-o..rr 1S09 IA>GAJll .A.VS. 22900 .. A" IJl>vaa-T CC>eTA~ . ~-~~r (714) 545-os10 (84&) 5&1-11aee tA Italian-American couple. invited us to lheir apartment, which had been furnished in the utmost of Italian goo(.! taste and was located on the edge of lhe Amo River. The people attending were from many parts of the world. including some Americans who had fallen in love with Florence and chosen to retire there. The large heated terrace allowed us 10 enjoy Wdtchjng fireworks explode over Qie Arno at midnight. a.<> we toasted in the new year. II felt like the perfect place in the world 10 be a l that moment. After seven days in Florence, our final train ride brought us back to Milan, where we stayed at the centrally located Villa de la VilJe I lotel. We celebrated my birthday in Miladby going to see da Vinci's "The Last Supper," where you need reservations and are escorted in a group of 25 to view the magnificent fresco for 15 minutes. The restoration wa.s significant ill its effort to show the art, as it would have aged after hundreds of years. It is an awe-inspiring piece of worlc that far transcends any popular effort to analyze it ("The Oa Vind Code" novel). Steven Hendlifi stands next to a statue in Milan, Italy. 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Arnold Schwarzenegger at • Planet Hollywood in Madrid, Spain. ·, • -·~ .YOU CAN BECOME ENLIGHTENED Read about what's going . Of) In your hometown. Read the Daily Pilot ~ · • • 1 QUOTE OF THE DAY ''There was no way we were going to lose this game." SMne Colllnl, Corona del Mar boys soccer player Daily Piiot Spol1I Editor R1cMn1 Dunn: (9491574-4223 • Spor1I Fu : (9491650-0170 EYE OPENER .Daily.tPOOt • Sparta Hal cl PIUU!e \ ..... lloo1111~ ~ ........ ..... Feb. 16 honoree ERICTWEIT Thursday, February 12. 2004 Bl BOYS BASKETBALL Corona del Mar's Adam Freede, left, goes up for a shot while Northwood's Chris O'Brien tries to block it in Wednesday night's Pacific Coast l eague showdown at Northwood. GOLF · . dM stays hopeful Lavery qualifies for Buick a espite 77 -58 loss -• Sia Kings must wait ., ftir an at-large berth after falling to 'Northwood despite • "1 don't know.• Cuny said when Wed about C.Orona del Mats chances for an at-large berth. "Wect have liked to have been more sure by winning (Wednesday) and having Laguna Mike Lavery, a 2003 graduale of UC Irvine who won the Big West Confer· ence individual title as a senior. shot a 5-under-par 66 Monday at Encinitas Ranch Golf Course 10 qualify for this weekend's Buick Invitational al Torrey Pines Golf Course in La JoUa. Seaborn' s 27 points. Patrick Laverty Daily Pilot IRVINE -After C.Orona del Mar Higtl lost its final Pacific Coast League boys basketball game of the season. n -58. to Nonhwood on Wednesday, Sea Kings C.Oach Ryan Curry could onJy hope for a OF Southern Section playoff berth. BOYS SOCCER Kings of the Pacific Coast CdM earns the league title outright with hard-fought 5-2 win over North wood. ~•Alderton l)aity Pilot IRVINE -When one player scores three goals in a soccer game Ir ls called a hat trick. Corona del Mar High senJor (:hrts Ringstrom achieved the feat Wednesday in the most important boys soccer game of the sea· • -son thus far, but a shiny crown for him and his teammates is an even greater reward. Needing a win to se· • cure their goal, the Sea : Kings jumped out to an eiffy lead, suffered a minor blow, but ~ed into overdrive to clinch the Pa· cilic Coast League championship with a · ~;2 triumph over rivaJ Northwood on Wednesday at Meadowood Parle in the ~lar·season finale that oozed of ~lafOff intensity. • The Sea Kings 02·3·6, 7-1-2 in ~e) held a one-point advantage qttr" Northwood (12-7·3, 6·3·1) and a Mll>'point edge over Tesoro heading ltllo Wednesday's action. ; '3odles coUided, yellow and red cards ~ Issued, players routinely slide tack.led and goalies dove to make saves. ~·there was no way we were going to lo~ this game," CdM junjor defender Shane C.Ollins said. "There were very .. _ .. See KINGS, Pase 82 Beach win. We could ·have fin. Wied third and known." The Sea Kings did have an outside chance at finishing in the top three spots in league. But now, anned with a 13-13 overall record and a 4-6 finish in league play, they can onJy hope for an at-large berth. ln recent years. every team that had at least 11 wins and petitioned for en- See CdM, Pa1e 83 GIRLS WATER POLO MARK C. DUSTIN/ DAILY PILOT DON LEACH !DAIL YPllOT Newport Harbor's Jessica Ball scores between two Woodbridge defenders in the second quarter Wedhesday . Sailors hoist banner Powerhouse Newport Harbor does enough to defeat Woodbridge and claim Sea View title. Steve Vlr1en Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -There were three primary goals the Newport Harbor High girls water polo ream made before the season began. Now there are rwo. The SaJJors becam e the Sea View League champions with a 6-2 victory over visiting Woodbridge • said she had a 102 tempera· Wednesday. They also wam ture Wednesday and she con· to be the No. I seed in the tlnually coughed after the CIF Southern Section Divi· game. She scored one goal. sion I playoffs and that is ex-part of a 3·0 first-quarter run. pected to come about, which Newport Harbor (22·3. 5-0 leaves their final goal -to in league) answered a 1-0 win the CIF title. deficit with three goals in three min· That will definitely be a challenge utes In that first quarter. That was with four-time defending champion enough as the Sailors' defense held Foothill seeking to exa~t revenge for the Warriors (20-5, 3·2) scoreless in losing the league titJe to the Sailors. the second and third quarters. Newpon Harbor's quest for the CIF "We have to play better than we championship could be even more did (Wednesday) or we are not going difficult as senior Carolyn Conway ls very far.'' Newport Coach Bill Barnett battling the Ou. The Sailors' leading goal scorer (72) See SAILORS, Pait 82 DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Lavery will be paired with Tripp Isen - hour and Ryan Palmer for the first two days or the PCA Tour event. I le v1iU tee off on the I 0th tee of the Souther Course at Torrey Pines at 9:15 a.m. today and will begin play on lhe first tee of the North course a1 10:09 a .m. friday. Both days. he will be playing directly behind the three ome Lhar fearurei. Tiger Woods. - The runner-up m the Costa Mesa city • champion!>hip in each of the last two years, faJJing in a playoff last summ er. Lavery was UCl's male Big West Confer- ence Scholar·AthJete of the Year in 2002·03. He averaged 72.47 strokes per round with four top· 10 finishes at UCI last season. earning first-ream All -Big West Conference honors. COLLEGES 'Eaters' fortunes Green-lit I n the midst of its second six-game losing streak of the season. with more players our with season-ending knee injuries than victories (3·2), UC Irvine women's basketball coach Mark Adams funneled his frustration into a mid-January locker room tirade against his best player. "He got on me pretty bad," recalled senior guard Kristen Green, who rather than shrinking under the verbal cascade, took heed, then took charge. "She responded Jilce no player I've ever coached,· Adams said of the 5-fool·S firebrand, who has helped the Anteaters (4· 15, 3-8 BARRY FAULKNER in the Big West C.Onference) win three of their last six conference games to climb out of the cellar and into the hunt for one of the eight berths in the conference tournament. "She has put ll1e team on her buck and carried us." Green, who scored a team-high 19 points in a 63-48 home win over Cai State Northridge Saturday. has ave~ged See COL.lEGES, Pase 82 Andrew Keligian KENT TlltPTOW I OM.Y Pl.OT CdM junior wins the 215-pound Pacific Coast League title, qualifying for CIF fo r the second straight year. Patrick Laverty Daily Pilot A s a freshman football player at C.Orona del Mar High, Andrew Keligfan often told C.oach Gary Almquist, also the Sea Kings' wrestllng coach, that he was "But I'm getting older." • While he still may have trouble against his coach. Kellgian has prawn to be the cbw of the Pactftc Coast League. winning the 215-pound weight cbw at the league going to pin him. . It was enough for Almqu1st to pull JC.eliglan onto the mat ao he could show him what wrestllng la all about. Three years later, JCeligfan still hasn't pinned Almqu.lat. "I've gotten pretty cl09e," Keliglan saJd with a smlle. "I'm almost there.• Almquist can only chuckle. "He'a getting harder to tab down,· be llid. charnpionsrups last weekend. The victory returns JC.eUglan to the CJF Southern Section champlonshlps. where he went 2·2 last season. .Jao at 215 pound& His expectatiooa are hlaher this yur, with the hope o( tlniahlng In the top five and quallfytng for the Masters toumarrient. , • "Last year, I wasn't expecting to do anytblng. • JCeligl.an said. "I think I got a ---· ----- --¥!'!~~"!!":'1~~~~~~,......=::-r-="':"T'~ .... ~ ....... -~-~~~......,......-----. Q • • . . 82 Thursday, February 12, 2004 , SPORTS Dally Pilot BOYS SOCCER , Logjam on top Newport, FoothilJ, Woodbridge all tie for Sea View title after Sailors faJI to Woodbridge, l -0. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot IRVJNI:. -The question sur· roundmg Wednesday nlght"s boyi. i.m:cer game between visit· mg Newport Harbor High and Woodbridge to cap the regular 'c.uu11 wus whether there would be company celebrating a Sea View i,edgue championship. fk11~1 bring In a few extra ta· . bles. • hafeearn::f0~~ least a share of the Sea View r.eague title - for tllt• first time since 1997 - \'>llh <1 victory h1duy against La- l!(lma J lllJ s. but a 1-0 loss 10 Woodl>ndge at Alton Athletic l".irk Wednesday, coupled with I oothlll's 6-1 victory over Irvine, gave Newport, Woodbridge and foothill l'ilCh a share of the ( (tl\\'ll. rt1l' Jar., 114·6. 7 3 in league) 11u1,ho1 thc Wamor' 11:3·2·1. 6· 1. :.!} 111 uw .. ernml hair. fl·:.!, and 'Ptml a 11rn1umy of lhc fir111 half in thl· i.1t1a1·k111~ 1.one. hul 1 <iuld11'1 lup1tah1t' I ~·u1<t1e rult•s .tllot two roinl'> tnr a w111 aml one for a lie Foot· hill aho fini,hed 6·2·:.! in league. Newpc1rt split both garne~ wirh Womlhritl>(e and foothill. so a ~·om flip will de1em11ne playoff .. eeJm~'>. 1~,p11e the wtback. fir~t-year Nt•wport <:o.1l'h Hya.Jl I lernandez had llll romplainl!> about hi!. 11111111's 11ff11rt or the oulcomc. "J hctl' i!. nuthing more we lOUJd havt' done," I lernandet ..aid. "We defi n11ely put I the War riur~I 0 11 1he1r heel'>." Wootlbndge !>en1or ~oalkeeper Adam I lahn. who rl'Ct'ivcd d 'cholar<>h1p to play at I larvard Un1verMt\I Jll'XI w a!\011. madl· five S<Wt'' 111 1 h1 'et·untl half. Ill· KINGS Conhr d from 81 1111411 , 1111it1on' but we had to ket•p under cuntrol. We worked hard all Yl'ar for II ant.I we earned II." ~·111or lorward Ddnny Whitak· er '>COi\ J t\\ 1tc. both on .1~ists from IC111~trom. and at.It.led an ••·'~"' 111, who ebe?, Ring!>trom. "I'm so happy." said Ring· \Imm, who inneascd lllS team- leading goal total 10 18 on the )'Car .• ,..or those that have played here for four years. this 1s a great end for us." Northwood and C.dM 'hared the league title a year Ul(O. Whitaker and Ring,srrom burst through an often porou Nonh- wood dt•fe nse to gain rwo-one- one advantages and helped CdM build un \ls I ·O halftime lead. One mlnute into 1he second half. Rmgstro m dribbled around Northwood's Michael Flynn and found the near side or the net for his cw nd goal. Not a minute later, Whitaker made it 3-0 off u pass from RJngstrom, taking ad vantage when a North wood de- fender · JS late gelling back. ~, 1 hr Timberwolvcsl left 'SOl'f'I'' h les in the tlcfo11se that Whi nl.. and I wt>re able tu spec d 1111 ough." Ring.strom said. "Tht' th1ough bnJI, 1hat Jeritt Tha}t>I .md Julien !Cerutti! plan•d \ere perfect: But l\orthwood cut Lhe lead to 3·2 wllh 12 minutei> left when Mike Reid's pcnaJ ry kick one- hopped into the left side of the net. Offidali, awarded North· wood the pe11alty lock after whU.tllflM ,, Ct.IM player for trip· ping 1111 opponent within the six· yard ho>t, "II "'.is a roller coast~r at the KELIGIAN Continued from BI duding a sliding grab on a ball Newpon senior Oaue Kelly sent on the ground within the U · yard box after receiving a pass from senior Matt Tracy. •tHahnl made a huge save there: Hernandez said ·!The Warriors I were the better team.· The Sailors defeaJed Wood· bridge: 3-1, In the teams' earlier meeting this season. ·we had payback on our minds. rllle Sailors! beat us pretty bad last time. so we wanted revenge:· first·year Woodbridge Coach Gustav 1 Grat7,er said. The wamors have now w0n at least a share of the last four league tltJes. the prior three out· right. The defending CIF Southern Section Division II co· champions are ranked No. 6 this season. Sophomore Jesse Oaun sped down the east sideline and veered Into the 18-yard box to score the game's lone goal In the 25th minute. After that. the Sailors' defense tightened up with Olase KeUy and Eduardo Garcia covering most of the field l)Jld quickly turning the ball toward senior midfleld ers Skyler Taugher and Will Guzman. Midway through the second half Taugher controlled a re· bound, but his shot from 16 yards out !>ailed left. enior forward Joel Walker ,aJd the Woodbridge did a good job of dropping more players b.ick on defense to neutralize him and teammate Mau Tracy. but commended Newport's ef· fo r1 10 get around a stingy de· fense in the second half. "We were really close two umes. but. overall. that was one of our best game of the year,· Walker said. "At halftime, !Her· nandezl talked about going out· side and then getting behind the defense. We were finally able to do that. but it wasn't enough . "It b a bummer because we played better all year round, but we jus1 had two bad games (lo .... rs to Ali o Niguel and Foot- htlll We are solid league rha111p!>." end," Collins said. 'Toward the end f Northwood I was trying the long balb to beat u deep, but we held up well.· CdM goalk~per Jay 11mmer- man made six saves. including running ou t to the top of the 18- yard box tu boot a ball away from rwo oncoming Northwood forward!>. •Jay has played well for us all year.· CdM Coach Pat Callaghan said. "Everyone played well." Thayer assisted on Ring· mom's first goal in the 35th min- ute and. along with Rubino, pa· trolled the midfield with precision. No rthwood shifted to more of a forward-dominated strategy in the second half. e<ipecially when Callaghan gave Hing.strom and Whitaker a rest wi th a three-goal leatl 10 minutes into the second half. "!The Timberwolve!>I got two goals out of it, but then I just pushed the forward~ up top." Callaghan said. LdM defeated Northwood. I ·O. in the prior meetlng this season, a game Callaghan said hi~ team controlled. Wednesday's game was just about fin ishing chance . ~The odd-man attacks created those chances,· Callaghan said. "To be the sole league champs wi th 1he injuries and number of ob~tacles we've had thls season ... it's great they are starting to play their best soccer. which was needed to win thJs game. They kept playing and I am proud of them. It was a phenomenal ef- fort." The Sea Kings only blemish concerns Cerutti, who received two yeUow cards and ls not eli- gible to play In the Sea Kings' fi rst CIF Southern Section Divi· slon II playoff game. PHOTOS BY DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT df Newport Harbor's Jessica Ball, right, deflects a Woodbridge pass and forces a turnover in Wednesday's Sea View League action. SAILORS Continued from Bl said. Junior Melissa Wheeler got things started for the Sailors when she grabbed junior Anne Beldens shot that had deflected off the post and put it in. Wheel- er's goal came on a six-on-five opportunity with 4:04 left, 86 seconds after Woodbridge scored the game's first goal. In the game. Gauthier. who leads Wood · bridge with 122 goals this sea· on, but found it difficult to score against Newport and Ball , who was guarding the Warriors' senior. Newport goalies Terin Cortam (fo ur saves) and Kim Housepian (three) anchored the defense. Anderson was impressive for the Warriors, recording eight saves, including a stop on a four-meter pena1ty shot. Ball and Belden contributed five steaJs each. helping the Sailors go unde- feated In the Sea View League. Above, Newport goalie Kim Housepian makes a stop of a close-<ange Woodbridge shot attempt in the third quarter. Below, Newport Harbor's Carolyn Conway (dark cap) turns and scores in the second quarter. NewPort won , 6-2. to win the Sea View title. Conway scored on a counter- anad to give the Sailors a 2-1 lead. Junior Ashling Taylor start· ed the counterattack with a steal. She flipped the ball back to the goalie, Kim Housepian. who th.rew the lead pass to Belden, and Belden assisted Conway. Heading into league action, Newport knew Foothill and Woodbridge would be its tough- est opponents. The Sailors had to face Foothill in the first league game and won, 10-9. in over- time, ending the Knights' 49- game winning streak. COLLEGES Continued from Bl 18.5 points her last six games, lifting her season average from 10.9 to a team-best I 3.4. She also leads the team in assists (5.1 per game) and Is second in rebounding (5. 7 r er contest) and steals. "I Hice challenges and !Adams! gave me one,· said Green, who call~ the teams I· 12 start the most difficult st.retC'h she has experienced since arriving at UCI from Acalanes High School in' Lafa yeue, Calif., after three seasons at Borah I llgh in Boise, Idaho. "I had lost focus on my l(ame a11 d he · challenged me to be a leader for this team. I accepted. I figured If there wa-; going to be one person this team was goi ng to folJow. ii would be me." Green, a two guard asked to handle more of the ball-handling chores this year, since the team has lo t th.ree of its top four poim guard candidates to injury or transfer, ha<, led with her play, as well as her will. Her recent hot stretch has featured improved perimeter shopting. She had five three-pointers and 17 p(lints in a Jan. 17 win at Cal State Fullerton, then made four three-pointers en route 10 a • · then-career-high 22 points a week later in a loss to Long Beach State. She had a career-high 27 pointi., includlng five more three balls. in the Feb. 5 loss at University of the Pacific and hit 5 of 8 from t.hreedom against Northridge, playi ng all 40 minutes to up her season average 10 37.4 minutes per game. HI have a lot of confidence right now," With 63 seco nds left in the first, senior Jessica Ball gave Newport a 3· I lead, scoring at four meters on a shot that the goalie, Katherine Anderson, got a hand on. "I thought we progressed !throughout the season)," Bar- nett said. "But we had to be good early because we had Foothill.~ The Sailors received goals from senior Katie Erickson, Ball and Taylor for a 6· l lead, before Woodbridge got on the score· board again. After golng 22 min- utes, 56 seconds without a goal, Woodbridge ended the drought when senior Jaclde Gauthier, bound for Stanford, made good on a counterattaclc with 2:34 left S.. View le1p Newport .H•rbor I, Woodbridge 2 Seo,. by Qu1iun Woodbridge ' o o ' -2 Newport 3 I I I 6 Woodbridge-Bnggs t , Gauthier 1 Sa11es -Anderson 8. Newport -Ball 2, Wheeler 1, Conway 1, Erickson 1, Taylor 1. Saves - Cottam 4, Housep1an 3. Green. shooting 40.7% from beyond the arc, said of her perimeter success, which has ulso come with hard work.. "She wasn't hJtUng her shots during a pracLice we had at Pacific and we were about ready to wrap up the pracLice. ·Adams recalled. "She said Coach, we've got to stay longer, because I need more work on my shooting.'· UCI has a chance to extend Its recent upswing with two critical home games this week. The 'Eaters host Cal State Fullerton (5· 14, 5-5) tonight and UC Riverside (5-14, 4·6) Saturday. With a pair of wins, as well as a second victory against Utah State, (in Logan. Feb. 26), the Anteaters would virtually ensure their participation in the Big West tournament, March 10-13 at the Anaheim Convcnlion Center. ••• In addition to Green's scoring, her energetic defense has been a staple for the 'Eaters. She became the program's all-time steals leader at UOP and added two more against Nonhridge to up her total to 194. With 124 three· pointers, she needs just nine more to move past Wendy Gabbe (1999-2003) into the No. 2 spot on the schools all-time list (Kathy lharraga is No. I with 198). Green also leads all Big West players this season in three-pointers per game (2.56). ••• Another key performer for the ucr women all season has been senior Christina Callaway. The 6-0 forward is averaging 11.5 points and 7.6 rebounds. the latter third among Big West players. Callaway's six double-doubles this season a.re tied for the conferenre lead with Cal State Northridge's Ofa Tulikihihifo. ••• Callaway gave Adams and her teammates a scare when she hyper-extended a knee during a recent workout. Callaway, however, did not miss any games, avoiding adding her name to the UCJ list of the walling and limping wounded. That list includes: freshman point guard Megan Aaker, who tore her ACL for a second straight season (different knees) early in preseason workouts; sophomore guard Jackie Lord, whose attempt to come back from a knee injury suffered In rugh school ended early in the season, forcing her 10 give up basketball altogether; and freshman forward Stephanie Duda (5.5 ppg), who had emerged as a solid contributor, before blowing out her knee in practice Jan. 30. The Anteaters have also played the last two games without junior guard Courtney Ferguson (8. 7 ppg), who has been bothered by the effects of a concussion. ••• The ua women's single-game attendance record Saturday (2.227) should Include an asterisk. since it came as part of a doubleheader with the men, who tipped off 30 minutes after their game at the Bren Events Center . Surely a portion of those counted among the women's attendees were early arrivals for the men's game. The previous women's record was l ,384 for a single game only In 2<!02. 'He has a legitimate shot at placing in the top five at CIF. What we need to do is to get him in that fifth-sixth place match or close to it. From there, anything can happen.' get something to eat· · fee for what ClP Is a.11 about. This year 1 want 10 win more matches. get further In the tournament and try to qualify for Master'" Gery Almqultt. Sea Kings wrestling coach on Andrew Kehg1an's prospects for the Clf Soutnem Section chamPtOOshfps. see who goes the farther and wins the most matches. lt drives everybody up to the nexr level. We all want to be the best" An offensive and defen.,ive lineman for the Corona del Mar football team. Kellglan maintains his strength by lifting weights tM!e times a week. After wetgh.ing 230 pounds during the football sea.son. Kt1Js1an lost 1 o pounds at the start of the wrestling aeasof\ and lo9ft five to sh pounds before weigh·lns. Despite the need to make weight ln wrestling, Keligl.an hu found a balance between maintain.Ing the size needed for a football lineman and being a 215-pound wresder. •My coaches are always telling me. 'F.at6 eat, eat." Keligian Mid "AD I've done 10 lose Might is eet healthier. My 1crength is sdD there. I've just lose the fat." Almquiat saJd those goals are reallsdc. "He has a legitimate ahot 11 placing in the top .6\"e at arr Almquist Mid. "Wha'I we need to do la to ,et him In that fifth-sixth place match or close to It. From there. fL1Ylbing C111 happen.· The by. accontinc to both Almqws. and KeUfjan. mAlfU "* be bow weU .some or the other See Kl..-do. Corona dd Mar h.is eight junJon and one lel\lor In the Of competition and they all have been known to push each other. •All of us have a~ 61end.Jy don,· K.eltgtan .pt. "We want to Kellfan attended to wrestling camp of Cul Sanderson, one of the belt wrestlm In NCAA history finishing his career undefeated, and Almquist credits the camp with convincing KeUglan how good hecanbe. · •He di8coYered that nobody can hold him down.· Almquiat said. "When you rulll.e ch.at. It takes away the fw or falling. U you fnab a mistake and get taken down. you know you're going 10 be able to pt t.:k up.• "I just do lots of running with no Uquids.. ~ aaid. •For about two days before. there's no eaq or drinkl.ng. That's probabtythe hardett pert." Mer making ~t. It's euctty the oppc>Alte though. "I Just drtnk u much water u I can/ JCeli8ian u6d. ·11 them any room lea. f'D Kdlgian eq>ecW to ~ to 230 or 235 ~ ror hll aen1or fooCbeD leUOI\. But before he 8Cal1a putting on more ~t. there are sdD pis to be met on the Wl9tlina mat ·1 wu talldnl to a lot of coaches and ~ lat OP I.at year),• Kdt,pan llkS. '1 found out how hard you haw to woe\ '° w. ..--1n cm Mattera anc1 State. how much dedlcadon It ..... KetWan hu lhown a ltmDar type of c:kodk:adon. Now he lfU another chance • to wtn thOle matchea. T .. ... ..... ... ... --... - .... . • .. -~ . .. .. .. ~-.~ ,, •• I . . . .. • • . •• . ' . ' .. I I :L ·- Daily Piiot SP 0 RT BRIEFLY Corona del Mar wins · PCL crown . Senlor l<a1ya l!lldingtun SCOfl'tl four goals to help lcud the Corona det Mar High girls water polo team to a 9-4 win uvcr Pacific Coast League hoi:.t University Wednesday. The victory capped w1 w1di:· feated PCI. season (4·0) and the le-dg\Je title !or tlle Sea Kin~ (16-9), the defending CJF Soutllem Section Division 11 champions. Junior Katlin Kuba:; allde<l th~ goals for Corona del Mar, while Vivian Uao and Jortlan Anae scored one goal each. Sea King junior goalie Brittany Fullen recorded 12 saVL":>. Corona del Mar's junior v-.arsity team also won, 7-5, and tile frosh· soph squad eaml'<l an I I· I vic - tory over tile Trojan.\. P-* Coast Lucue Corona def Mar 9, Univenity4 Score by Ouaf1ers CdM 331 'j Urit 2 0 I I 4 CdM Ead111gton 4, K Kul>as 3. I.Joo 1 Anao 1. Saves -Full81'1 12 Uni -Sp1ezia 2, Dorsey 1, Nelson 1 Saves -Sussman 7 Mustangs win league title •WATER POLO: Sarah Bow man score<l tllree goal' <u1d LoMa Mesa I Ugh's girl:-. w.itl'r polo wmpped up the <;olden WC'!>t l.e<!b'UC title, finbhing ,m undl' feawd league L<t111puig11 with an 8-1 vil:tory OV\.'.r Sant.1 Ana. Je.,i.ica Steenhard anti Oim · tine Twohig~ addl'd two ~oab and Quyen Nguyen c~mw up with eight sa v1·.., for tlw Mu ... tangl>. who fini i.ht•d h·agul' pla y 6·0 and won thl'ir fir..,I outrigh1 league title in thl' program\ hi..,. tory. Last year, C.cl'la Mc•sa wa., a tri-champion. Golden West Le11ue ---Cost• Mesa 8. Santa Aria 1 Score by Ou•rters Santa Ana o 1 o O Costa Mesa 3 1 1 1 a Santa Ana Palma 1 Sav1•s Luna 5. Coste Mesa Bowrnan 3, Stet!nhard 2, Twohig 2, le 1 SavtJs Nguye11 8 UCI travel s lo Fullerton •BASKETBALL! I lw U(. Ir vine men's ba'>kethall ll'am will try to ~nap it~ fiw·gamc lo"'1g streak again:o.t tht' tc.1111 ii caml•J ib las t victory, wlwn thl' A111 cater~ visit Cal ~t.itt• I ulh·r1011 tu night at 7:05 fur .1 Big w ... ~1 Cun fercncc gimw al f'itan < 1y111, UCI (9 -11, 4 -7 in n111fc•rc11rel is tied for sixth in lhl' H1g Wl''l. while Fullerton 17·12. ·1 7) ,., tied for eighth. -0m• half ga111l' aJ1ead uf la!>l-plan· L.il Poly Sarr Luis Obispo. IJC:I. which dcfcoai<:d tlil' Ii tan..,, 74-67. Jan. 17 .11 Ile.I, is 1-h in road ganw.., tlm M'<t'llll. I hl· 'Eaters have avcrJgt·d 11N '.ill.II points anti shot 111s1 .Ill.Ii% fro111 the field in their last fottr gat1H's. Tu night's d a)>h pits 7-foot IH .I ~enior n•nter J\Jam Parada (I l.4 point-. and t>.9 n:ho111111, per game) again' I 6-I U .,c111111 Pape Sow ( 17.J Pl'J;· H.7 rpg). LICI is also on till' road S;11ur day, when It met·ts I IC: lliverside at :!:05 p.m. in a gamt• tl'll'viwd on Fox Sport' Net l. -llnrry ,..a11/k111•r Gabert in Olympic trials •SWIMMING: Stl'ph:tnic Gabert , a Corona drl Mar 1 ligh freshman. qualified fur thl' Olympic trial' hy lour h1111 SCHEDULE TODAY 8eMtNlll Community colklge Orange CoaSI vs. Eas1L.A.111 Sou1hwestem toorn11men1, 2 pm Bellwttlall College men UC lrvme 11t C..I Slah1 Fullerton, 7 O!> p m Conm1urmy colklgd men -Saddleblldl 111 Or<1nge Const. 7 30 pm College wonitm C111 Slate ftJllcrton 111 UC lrv111e. 7 11.m . Wcs1mon1 at V&11guard, 7:30 p.m Con11nun11:y colluge women Orange Co.;st .;1 lrv11'6 Valkly, 5 JO p m Htgh school boys 5a{je Hill .;t o~turd, 7 JO p"' H19h S(;f1001 guts Sania An.; at Co'>lil Jred1hs of .1 wrnnd. as she fin · "hcd l ist w11h a l:35.94 time in thl• WO metl'r breaststroke at thl· ~pring National Otampicm- ,111ps i11 Orlando, l-'la, Wcdnes· d ay. (;ahert, -.wi1n111ing for the Ir- vine Aq ummh d ub, came in with a \Cetkcl time of 2:37.61. I hl· qualtfic:a tion time for the Olympic: tri<cl~ ii. l::l5.99. (;aherl. who will swirn fur till' Sea King!> this ~pring. will corn µetc in till' 1110 hrl·ttslstrokc Fri day. -.\11•w Vi rg1111 Mesa dominates Lions • BA.SKF.THl\l.L: The C.oMa Mt.,•• I ligh hoy' ha!>kt•thall ll'am had all 1h players sc:ort'. induding .1 n 1n·er-high 11 poi111s from 'l'ttlor DaYid (;,111. d1a, as the Mu,tang:-. 1rn11nn·d < .oldl·n W1· .. t l.t•agul' vi.,itor Wt:,trni1 i..1c•1, 71i-11. Wcdnt'' d:iy ll-lf Waldron l1•tl ti ll' Mus· 1.111gs (I li·9, 7 •I in ltague ) with L I po1111~ ani.l Ill rchounc.Js. Jun 1or J>uairw Wasl' c:ontri huttd 'even a .. s1sts and juni or Bran don Alt·..,.111 h.1d 'ix rebound., 111 ( 1i...ta M{·,a\ l.1 .. 1 ho1111· game of th<: re!{trl11 r was1111. I he Mu Mang~ hl'ld the I .ium (2-~l in leagttl') to singlc '-c.Jigit \l'Ori11g in t•arh ol the fi r..,t lhrt•t• q11arll'rs to t'<.tr 11 ,, 5 1 -15 ad van lagt· Colden West Lea1ue --Costa Mesa 78, Westminster 31 Score by Quarters Wt•\1111111:.11,1 h ~ • 11> 11 Cos1 .. Mn ... 1 •~ tb lb 71 18 Westminste1 0. 0111111y t A Ouo11y l, 011L1.icorno 2. Nguyun 11. Bowlt" 3 I <11t1,.11rt11 l:i. G1ll11no J. Vu 2, 3 1>• goal,. Nguvt>n 2, A 011om1 l. L.il>t:.llCl< 8. Krrkortiln 6, S11mkov1c 9. J W<1lrJron 23, G,rnt11a 11, lttfohvrn B. Alr~on 5, C Waldron 4, Wos1· 2 3 µt goals J Wnldron 3. K110~ 2. K11 konan 2. Gun1hu l OCC sweeps Biola • VOLU'.'.YBM.I.: Sophomore 11111sidt• hiller l'oyl'r l'oia 11·1' .1 balanced Oningt• C.nasl C:olil'gt• c>ffl·n..,i vl' all<wl.. w1tlt t'i~ht l..111' 111 go along wtth tlH1T hloc:h , ,..., tht• l'1rat1·,· 1m•11\ v111lcyh,ill .,q1t.1J k1111c:k1·d 1111 lliul.i Uni vt•,...ity':o duh 1t·a111. :m w. :w. l!i. 'IO·ZI Wcdttl'~day. J1111 l;m,011 addl'tl '~kill.., .nul four bl<ick ... for()(.(. c:1 01. whtlt• Urrah ~1·111 ;11ul lcw Arnold l Olll htnl•d lor l'ight ktll., :incl I 0 hlorki.. Sage Hill ends with win • BASKETBALi.: J1111iur Katie 1'11i'ohy~ 'tC:Orl'd .1 gdntc·high I !:I Mesa. 7pm. s-H1gh 5chool boys -Sage Mtll 111 Oxford. 3:15 pm. High sdlool girls Oxford el Sage Hill, J·15pm ...... College women UC trvme at UCL.A, 1 JOp.m. CommunrlV college men Or engu Coasl at LA. Pteroo, 2 p.m. w.t.polo High sctioot girls Sage Hill di Estanaa, 4'15 pm ~ High school COSla Mesa cmd Estancia at Golden \/Vest League finals points Ill gu wi th 12 rebounds, two Meals and two blocks. help- ing lead the Sage I lill School girls haskt•tball team to a 49-40 seusun·{'nding wi n over Arnd· cmy l.cagut· host OxlorcJ J\cnd· {'Illy Wednc ... day. Sophomor(' I laywood Wright added I :i points. 12 rebounds, five assists, five blocks and thrcc 'tteals for the Ughtning I 10 10, 5-5 in ll'agul'). Academy Lea&u• Sage Hill 49, Odord 40 Score by Ouerters Saye Hill t7 a 10 ,. 49 O)<ford 1 1u q 8 40 Sage Hill Schocfor 4. Yodor l oo 8. Gut1erre1 3. Plllshys 19. W11yht 13, Hembarsky 2. GomaleL 0, Tyro 0, Kal1sk1 O Fouled oul Yoder Leo Oxford Chon 1, Ambatal1 5, Schrade r 17. l u 5. Sactchta 0, Togashi 6. Westbr ook 5, l<wo 1 3 pt. goals Schrader!">. Lu 1. Toyash1 t Bucs shut out Pi erce • SOITfDALI.: Sophomore right-handed pitcher Olivia Bl'll o;c:allt'red live h11s anJ, along with Yvunrw 1>1m1\ scurelc.,s in ning, led tht: <>r.angc Coast < .ol- lege ..,ofthall 1cam In a 2·0 11011 confrrem·l' v1c:tory over vi'lting LA. Piern· Wtdlll'!>day. le..,i.ica Wardll' had lhl' only llBI fo r OCC: (5-l), which '>l'Oml 11:. othl'r run on an error. l>ia:t pKh·cl llfl tlw 'ave wi th a 110 hit i1111ing Ill lhl' ... eVt'nlh. Nonconference Orange Coast 2, L.A. Pierce 0 Score by Innings Prerce 000 ooo O o ~ 7 occ 001 010 J l 0 Goni<1lcs and Sais; Bell, 010117) ,111<J Ensey. W Boll, 2 O L Gonwlos Sv -D1a1 I 11 28 Peret (P) JB Gi!llur IPI Warriors ease past Tars • DASKETDAl.I.: N~wport I l.1rhor I ligh junior laylnr You ng 111utdll'tl Davul Burgess wi th Ill poi111s, but host Wootl- hmlgt· had a heller ... uppnrting Gisi and pn·vailcd. 75·44, to n ip ;i11 umll'fealt•d Sea Vil'W Lc>ague hoys haskethall sca~on Wednesday nigh!. WoodhridKt' ll'J, l.1-6. a t tht· l'rtcl of 01H' quarttr and pulll•d away fr11111 lhl'n '. Se nior C:had MacBeth ... corl'd ~ix puinti., blocked four shots and grahhl'd :O.l'Ven rebound~. while holtltng Burgei.:o. hnu11cl for flrigham Young IJniversity, 111 h i'> sea~o11 average in point .... Alex Orth and Rafael Mour.1- dya11 each ~i:orc·d fivl' points lnr rofrwport I t4 I 5-!i in lt'agul'), which fini-;hcd 1";·'..l in lcagul' and will know ol 11 ~ecding for the C:IF Southern Section l>ivr 'ion 11-M playorr., when parr- MEN'S TENNIS ings arc announced Sunday. SN View LHllM • Woodbridge 75, Newport Harbor 44 Score by Ouarten Nowpon Hor 6 9 1& " 4.t bor Woodbridge 21 ·~ n 2& 1& PMwport -Mouradyon 5, Pemne 4, Heenan 4. Young 18, MacBe1h 6 . Slater 0, Gausewitz 2. Onh 5 3-pl goals -Onh 1. Technicals · Young Woodbridge -Mitcholl 2, Fimell 4, Armstrong 7, Gillotti 5, Wo1ss 11. Winder 14, Dietrich 10. Swanson 5, Burgess 18. 3 pt. goals Armstrony 2, Gillom t, Weis:. 3. 01otrodl 2, Swanson 1 Techntclll Burgess Eagles lose in overtime • BASKJ:!TBALL: The l~'llanda I ligh boys ba1>kt!tball team came fro m hehind in tlw founh quar- ter, hut hoM Or.111ge 1 icd thl' score with two :.1~rumls left aml outscored the F.agll's, ~-:1, in overtime for a li6 liO Colden West l.cal{llc victory Wednesday. Carlo~ l'i1110, who led the 1:a~1c, (I.I U , 5· 7 in league) wi th 2:1 point' hit two free throwi. with W :-.t•rnnds left in regul ation' tn givr 1:...,ta ncia a 57 · 55 ll'ad . But Orange·s Unmdo11 l'almt•r nailed an off-balanced .. hot fr11111 .1hout 15 ft•et out wi th lwo sl·nmds rt>maining, Sl•ntling till' ga 111e 111 UVl'rtin1c. E ... ta111.:ia was 17 for 2fl from tlw lrt•t• 1h111w li111: (60.7%). Colden West Lu1ue Orenge 66. Estancia 60, OT Score by Periods EstJntia 1 15 13 n J 60 Orangu lfl ~ 14 Hl !I ti6 Est•ncl• PtnlO 23. MrOi1111CI!> 8. V1ramonros O. EscolJedo 15, Sankey 8. Mar~loy 3, Verene 3, Kopp 0 3 pl IJOdl~ Escolledo 3. McOa111cls 2, Markley 1, V"'rene 1 Orange Palmer!">. Nyuyon 1 /, Gama 12, Dismuke 24, Ballos1oros O. Walker a 3 pt goals Nguyen 4 Technicals Coach. bent.It Coast avoids shutout • Tl!NNIS: TIH· Ora11gl' C:oa))t <.olll'gt· women\ tennis tt·.11n earned ju ... 1 om· do11hlc~ w111 <llltl lo'l. Ii· I, tu n11nt·1111fl•rt'llt'e h1"1 .11uJ dcfl'nding ... 1att• dtam- pi1111 < i111s~mo111 W!'dllt•,day. K<1i Moriyama a nd l'ha1> I lo 1<-.111wd llfl f111 lht• Pir.1tl''>0 lo rll' vw111ry, w111ni11g !:I II. 7 .I 111 1he t il'lm·llkt·1. <X .C whic:h wa..., wtthout top pl.cye ri. l..t•ah Hec:kcr u11tl l.t•a1111a Bun1111od. dropped to I I, whilt• < 1ros.,n111111 i111pmvl'cl to .!·O. Nonconference Grossmont 8. Orange Coast 1 Smgtes F11kumo1u IGI def Tanarn.tl, 6 0, 6 3 Hag-w,1111 (G) rt1:I Tran, 6 1, 6 0. Kim (G) rt1,1 Mottrty<1rn.i. 6 0. 6 1 Bcrgo11oy !GI d PI Ho. 6 2. 6 2 B1•rg (G) tlC'I Yuh 6 4. 6 3 Pinrnch (G) rlt•f Okamuru. 6 2. 2 4 lrl'l I Doubles HJ91wara Bt:ryuvov (GI c1f:t Tarwmal Tran, 8 0 Mor1yam.1 Ho IOCCI riot Fukumoto K1111, !l 8 (7 31 Bery P111111lh tGI tlef Okomuru Yuh. 85 Lions sweep Alliant • Tf.NNIS: Tlw Va11guard lln1versi1 y 1111·11\ ,111d women·~ 11·11111.., t('illll' eartH•d '111111d vic- 111m·' OVl'r Alliant, Ill IHICll'Oll lc•11·rtt'l' <•t·t1u11 Wi:drw ... cl.cy. I ht· Vanguard 11w11 (:I 0), led by I lt•ilt>r Wc1sl111air\ 11 r., fi-2, fl·l vk tory. dl'featNI Allia11 1, !:1-0, wllih· 1111' l.icm..,· wo1111•11's lt•am 1•.1m1•d an H I win in Its 'tea.,011 111w111·1 Look who's coaching the Pirates Forme r Coast football and head baseball coach takes over team of all newcom ers. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot If the players 011 the Orang(' Coast College men's tennis team 1wPd any history lessons about the school they arc playi ng for, first· year head coach Mike Mayne would he a good place to turn. Mayne, 57, who ha' coaclwd both ha!>c· ball and football at ocx: took the program's reins al the end of last • scho.ol year a'> administra- tors were ready to drop the program due to lingering effects on the school'~ fi- nances caused by lhc states budge I deficit. "They were losing ad- junct coaches (waJk·onsl and so someone had to come coach the tennis team. Sn I told them I wouJd to it." said Mayne, who coached football at Coast for 11 seasons and baseball for 16 years and Is still a 1>hysical education teacher at the school. "It is not right for the school 10 drop programs. I got Into It and am enjoying It. The lids are fun 10 work with and are great people. TI1ere is some talent here.· Mayne, who has coached tennis r ln. ~cs at OCC. but no1w at tht• compl'titiw levrl. In / THE PIRATES Mike Manus Fr. Colin Duncan Fr. Mike Hoeve Fr. Scott Fielder Fr. Riley Collins Fr. Isaac Beiley Fr. Gerald Pan~ku Fr. Rictrard Nguyen Fr. to.ch: Mike Mayne (first year) lll'rit~ all newrnmcri.. Coast's three best plnyer.1 a year ago, Including former Costa Mesa I ligh product Spencer Solomon and Mike Ful111im111tc. arc re&hining Lhls year. Leading tile group is freshman Mike Ma- nus (Woodbridge) while Colin Duncan and Mike lloevel, both Newport Harbor prod- ucts, are not far behind. Duncan transferred from Long Beach State while 1 loevcl graduated fmm Yale in 2CXll , but is taking 12 units at Coast this se· mestcr to prepare for a teaching position in Shanghai, Oiina. I le taught English litera- ture In I long Kong for two years and is flu· ent in Ollnese anti French. "llfocvell might be our best player," Mayne said. &011 Fielder. n three-year letterman from ( :ypre s, had knee surxery in the fall and Is stPadlly rounding into playing shape. Isaac Balley and Riley C-0llins have also ~t'l'rt ;wtlurr l'arly on while M11ynt> l'X,pects freshmen Richu1ll N1-:11yl'll (I .llllg Beach Poly) and Gerald l'a111rhk11I, orig111ally from Thailand, to be a part of the rotation. Manus and Dunran, alon~ with I lucvcl and Bailey. have spt•nt timl' logl'tlwr in dou- bles, hut Mayne :-.aid he is .. ti111•xperiment· ing with the combinations. "Of Manus, Duncan. I locvd and Helder, the nnly one who playrd last year was Field· er," Mayne said. ·nuncan and Manu!. were a year out of high school while 1 lnl'vel was <1ix years out of high sd11111I. It will take a lit- tle lime, but they arc all fuirly talented ." When asked if the 1t·a.r11 i:.et any goals, Mayne quickly responded. "ju~t ~how up healthy and compete." Mayne admitted he will he learning on the job this year, but doesn't feel his mex- perience at the collegiate level will hl' a hin- drance. ·m e Pirates are 0-2 heading into their nonconforence match against host Los An· gelcs Pierce at 2 p.m. today. "When I went from baseball to football, J learned from the players. I am learning more than they are," he said. "It is like any- thing else. You have to have talent in order to be really good and we are OK there. I might be at a competit ive disadvantage as a coach, but it isn't a total di!l8~vantage. Coaching is coaching. The bottom Une is motivating people, I don't care what sport it is. You have to mollvate them to be as good a!l tht.-y can be and I can do that. I have been doing that my whole life." lhofsday, Febroary 12. 2004 83 MAllK C OUSllN I DAil V PtlOI Corona del Mar's Jay Northrtdge dnves around the defense of Northwood's Chris O'Brien tn Wedne sday night's PCL game. CdM Continued from B 1 try 111111 lilt' 1w''"l.,L-.c111, has 111•1•11 g11111t1•d slll'h. 11111 1ha1 d11e .... 11·1 :cl low< :11rry to sll't'I' .lily l'<L-;11·r. I Ill' only \V<•Y that would h.1v1• happt•cwd wuuld li.IVI' ht't'll ii 1111' ~"' K111g..., kn11d.t'tl on '>ti.l111d pk111• Northwood I I ti ICJ. 7 :I) 1111 tlw ..,t·rond tir111· 1l11s ..,e;1su11 and I "'l"'llllU l\('nc:h dd1•;1t1•d I lrllVl:'Ntl y, furri11g a thrt•t· w<iy 111· f111 tlw ti uni 'IWll 111 lt-.1g11t• 1!111 ( rn11n.1 tlt'I M.cr didn't lal..c• 1-.111• ol 11~ p.tn 1111111' ha~ain I ht• Sc.•a l\111g' 1 cn1111111ally al low1·d tilt' hlgg1•1 1'1111lwrwolv1•, IO gL·t im1dt• thl' p.11111 and N111 th WtHHI l'l)tlVt'rl1•\l l.1y11p, .1lll'r layup, ahl·r l.1y11p. "It w01 ... 11'1 ,, goml ..rr11r1 ," < .urry ::.;ud. 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Mwclt I , 2004, 11 which llme lttey Wiii b• <llllhed publlcly ind 1t1d •loud 1n the CoullCll Ch1mbe11 Su l•cl PfOpoub 1h1t1 bor 1no 1111• ol lh• WOik ~nd MnlO ul lh• blddet but no otll•r d1•l11111u1•h•n1 n1'1 h .f.rly bid rec.ind 1ltet lht -.hedul•d clo>1n1 lln•t for the •••.,pt of b•dt 'hell be retur n•d lo 01dder unopen•rl It ,11.11 be the .ole 1e,pon"b1llty uf the bidder fO ue th1t hi\ bid 1s te<etved in p1011•• hme A •el of 81d DOlU mtni& m1y b• obl•tned •t tne Ofltu ot lht C•ty li1a1nee1, J1 ~llr D11ve. Cotte Mesa. CelllOtnl•. upon 11•11refw11lllleltl• ~· •• $20.00 .... MW111_., ,,._.. ef SS.00 mu\t b• Included 11 11 .. 1dled by mill Bid Oulu111e11h •lld Olhet ~onh .1ct docutncnl' may 11\o be eun11ned al lhe Olfll~ ol the C11y Cle•~ 111 the C•ly ol Co~ta Mo• B•d Oorvment~ will nut be m•1lrd u11lcu Hie Add1hu11al S5 00 Ch•li~ I\ m1 fu/l•1I Wllfl P•YR•tlll I •1 l1 bid \hall hi' mad• nu lhPi PfhPO\dl fOtttl "''"" I' l lh1ou~h I' Y~ IJIUYld~d IR 1h• 1111111 .-I d111 ument>. ~"" \h•ll 11~ Alt Ufll&iiUllOd by d \. ~r ''""" nr t .,n, ... ,·, , hrc.\. or A hid 1>01111 1111 no1 '"'~ lh•" 10 nf Ill• '"'""'"' ot thf"H tnd lllACh• ll•V•bl• Ill lflr r1ty 111 Cu\I• Mn • Nu filul'IJUI '"~ti 1,. • url \1dettd unle\'\ •t •nm IJ"Mt~d hy )U( n f ~\fll"f \ 1 n"' k < 1\h or b1dOer ' bun(! NCI O•d ~h•ll b~ <1111 "de1 ed u11lt>\ •t '' 111•<'• "" • ~l•n~ propu\•I fnr 111 1111111\li.d by fht t or' ot «.u\IA Me\11 •nd 1\ m,d,. 1n •lC ord .. nu• w1lh lhr ~1ov1\1011i. of lhf' f'1u11u•~I requ11r mtut\ I., h h11Jrt•r """1 11 ... ~ Cll<\ "A 1l1•n•r•I) h\ ~0'\P dOd 4lt,(\ bf fU •tlUAftftf"d A\ f~QUfltd 111 IA,. A < onh 4't tm U\.tnl( d t,_faft tU 1 fll\'\lfl• otllOll II tit 'tHJ W ll 0 II ' fl" (,on•• Al P1•u 11t11& W•at U"t"'""''"llort" n111v be l•lllllttd lu ll••V Ill< W•I(< t .-tr ut u,.,, '' 4t\ '" ._,,.,,,ftt.•t11•n mv'-' • lo\•1lv 1ul;1h'O tu 1t f•'· 'hown 1h \Ill• C.\:Btt "' u ... ,.,m•n•hon\ ""'" tiv t- •I th• 11111~ 111 Ill• I All lur ll1d) 1111' ronh4' tur \hall lOOIPl1 'With tht" vrnv1 """\ nl SM""" t I JO 11> I /RO 1111 IU\IY• !11 "'" t.•lilnrr11• I •IHI! l.:!ldll th~ orflv1t1\111~ '"'" •net \• elfll l\f WJtil~\ 1'\IMh h•h•ll by If,. I •Iv ul (u~I• Mh • whtth 41r ''" 111• with 111• 1'11~ (;f•t ~ ,,, th• ( lly nl ( O•l•l M-.4 n111I \hllll lot ft~t Ue-tl.-ilt•"' or,. \C r 1hrrd lht't rtfl 1111 n11ncunmt1""'-"•1 nl \dtd (\\Ile lht C'1ty l.11um 11111 1111' C1tv o t Cd .. t~t M,.,,, t' "\•t Yfl,' th• f 1Rhl lo lt"J•{I n11y Alld Ill •II buh IUlll fOlClll. Oep .. ty City Clerk, City ol c ........ . 03l•d I ~bl u•t • <I }Of'J4 Publo~h•~ N•w1H11 I BU< h Co\I• Mr ·• 1l.11ly P1lnt f rb1 11•• y ll I'.! l004 111141 CJTY Of COS TA If SA OwtGf COClfTY1 woau llOOO llMTllG ~ NOiier I~ HCR£8Y GtVf N lh•I \e~l•d p1u P"""'' tm fw ""tune 1tll l~bor. m•terrnh •QUIP ni.nt II An\po1 lilKln .tnd uu h ulhri l•c.1httt.'\ •'- m•y br t•q•m•(I for lh" STOllM OIAIN lllPAllt Al JAMAICA OlllVl • CITY "llOJICT NO. 04. 07. will h• • •t •1ved by th• C•lt ol Co~IA Mt\I •I th• Oll1u ol lht Ctlr I.I••~ 77 r "" Or1ve 1.o~t• M•\I. C•hln1n1A 11nltl lho hour of 10100 ....... M-'ey, •·••II· •ry 2J, 2004, Al wh11 h llmt lhty will bt 011~ned pubhllv •nd ,.,d •loud 1n tho Coun~1f Ct11mb«r' Suled propoufs sh•lf beM the tllle ol lhe wori. •ncl n•·m~ of tlte h1ddo1 but no other dlJl•nCUl\h111c m•1 k' -'ny bid r ece1ved •Iler lht •Chfdultd CI0\1nt hmt 101 tho loCt lPI of b•<h '""" be ret111n1d lo b1d~et unopentd It •l1tU bt the sole respon11bllity of Ille b1dde• to He lhAt ht\ ll•d IS 'ect•Y•d In PIOP•I lime -' \et ol 81d Docu· menh mn be obltlntd ~I lh• Ofhce of lht C11y Enalneet 7l F" 11r Drive. Co•I• Mesa, C1lll0tnl1. upon "•11r•f•11llll••I• ..-v-• •f s20.oo . .,. .................. SS.00 niu•t II• tncludtd 11 h•ndled by mi ll Bid Oocumenb end oth•• 'onltacl dOcuments may ••so be eo mlt1td 11 lht Ottic. ot the City Cteri. of lh• City of Cost1 Mtu Bid Doeumenh will not bt m•lled uni.u lhe eddlUon•l 15 00 cller11 11 l11cluc1td wllh p1ym.nt. C•ch bid wit ti. mtde on th• PrOf>OH I form. 'h"t• P· I throulh P·h pro~ldtd In tilt contt t et docunttnt1, and •hall k 1Ce0ftlp1nltd by • ctt tlfltd Of cntll<M'• ~tr. or • bid bond tor not lei• tll•n IO• 01 ~ 1mo11nt ol tti.lr bid, mlft JltxPb!t to tilt Oltv ol Cosll Mtu No t0tnle, County of O< ll•Ol>O••I \111lt b• c<1n ·~·· .id<H_.t unleu e<cotll TH[ PETITIO N fOR pan,.d by \udl ca.niet'• PROB.-. TC r equuh cl\t<lr., ~oh. °' biddl ., BCVCfll y "-'S$1F b• bond. appointed H peoon•I Ho l>1d •h•ll be ~on tt1Ktte11t1llvt to f d l\dtttd u11leu 11 "m.O. n11n1tl•• the estate ol on 1 bl•~ PfOi>OHI 11 .. ~dent fOfm lurn•sllfd by lht THC PC Tlfl()N roquests Clly ef C0\11 Moa •nd UM dtcedeflt'• will and '' n11ll• 1n •ccord•nc• codlcll•, 11 eny. b• w1tt1 th• provts1on1 ol •dmltltd lo prob•lt Th• th• f'1 op<>ul 1tQ11t1e Wiii end ,ny codtclls 111 mtnh 1olleblt f()f u arnln• .-. Con11..cto1 1111nc • tlOn '" tilt hi• k(t9t by c1 ell 01 cl1u1!1uh0t1 lht co..tt 1101 '"own on the THF PtTlllON teQUtsh Ctntrtl Pr••••hna W•a• 1ulllonty 111 admlnlsttt D•term1n1hons mo b• the nhl• under th• r~ulled 10 P•Y lilt wwa• Independent .-.dmlnll ta ft ol lh•t cttfl or Ir atlon ol hl•tes -'ct ct•u•ll1 •lion mo\l Hit•• e11th0r1ty w1ll •llow ctoMly tela1ed 10 11 "' tltt Pf' •on•I ttpreltn· flhown tn tnt Gener al l•l1ve lo Ukt m1ny Dt1e11n1naho1n elltchve •chon' without obt .. n al lho lime ol lht c•ll rna court •PP• ov1f fo, b•d• Belor• l1krn1 cetlain Etch b•ddtr rnust hi e ~"1 1rnpo1t.anl 1c1tons. • Cl1u •A• Cen114I how•v•r lht petson1I f na1nu 11n1 fletn'e •nd rept Htnt4hve will be •bO bt tlffQUllll .. d U llQUlf •d 10 llVt notica 1equ1"d l>V law to 1ntt1elttd penons Tht Conh •t lm 'h II unless thov have w••ved ~ompfy w1lh the prov1 notice 01 •onHnted lo ston\ of Section I I 10 to rhe f)(OllOUd ac11an ) 1780 1nclu\1v•, ol the lhe 1ndep•nd1nf •d Callforma l •l>ol Code m1n1s1r111on 1ulhon\7 lite p1ev,1hna rat• •nd win be c,1n1ed unlu s \Ult Of WI&°' .. l•b •n 1nternled petson ll\hed by the City of hie• 1n ob11cho11 to Ille Ca•ta Meu, whtch • e 11el1t1un •nd shows coofl on Ille with Ille Ct y c•u$e .,hy the courl Clerk ol th~ City ol should not rrant the Cosl1 MHa 111d ~hall authouty forl11t pen<1flln prt .-. HE.-.RINC on the s.Hbtrt.f lhet etn 101 p~hllon will be held on nu11c11m11hence ot u d 2126/04 •t I 45 p m 111 Code Dept L73 roraled at 341 "" C1ly Cou11e11 ol the lhe City Dm• South C1ly ot Costs Mau Ouna•. c.-. 92613 reurvts the ri&hl lo II 'l'OU OB.ICCf lo the teiect 1ny and/ot 111 I' •nlm1 of th• pel1t•on bids. 1ou st.Quid •WU• al the JUUt fOlC* hu11na •nd ,1ate yout D•lf"l'Y City ci.ri., ob1tcl1on' 01 file w1 •llM City ef CMt• M•.. ob1ecllon\ wotlt the cou1 t Publ1,hed Newpo• f before lht hu11na Your Buch/Co•I• Mes• O••ly a1>1>eetance may be 1n Pilot feb1uary 12 19 peison 01 by your 2004 lh142 1tlotney IS< IJtSS IOOO Of "11lD TO~ lSUnOfi fUIKISSMAlll .. fUIKtS I. SMAlll Wll0.Am421 IF YOU ARE -' CREDI lOR or cont1nae.n1 er ed1tnr of lh• deceased. you must life yom cla•m Wl\11 (hf COUI I and m•1I • copy to lht per son•I repruentetive appo1t1l•d by Ille cou1 t wllhm lou1 mOt1llls lrom the dale of the 1,,., 1n11a11ce ol Celt•1s n p1ov1ded In Tu all h""" bencl1 P1obale Code section lliHes tred1tu1> .on 9100 fht hme 1111 fllmK linKenl 11ed1to1>, •nfl cl••ms will nul HPll• ''"""'" who may oth belo<e 10111 months from ••w"• I>• 11llerntt d •n the hn11n1 d~te nollced the will or eslalt 01 •bo'le both ul 'RAN CES YOU MA'I' (XAMIN£ (he SHANLll .. ~ .. rRANCfS file kept by lhe court II M SHANI R you •re • pooison tn A Pf 11 !ION f OR PRO lerested 1n the n tace, BA II h•• bun tiled Dy you m•y ftlt w1tll the llN !HONY P COSH LLO n1ur1 a Reqont tor 1n ll1t Su1'enn1 C<1u•\ ol Spet••I Notice (lotm DE c .. 1,1111 n1• County ol I ~4> of the f11ina ol an 01~1111• inventory •nd •P11•a1sal 111( I'( It 1 ION I OR ul e•tate •S\eh n1 uf l'ROSllll ftQUO\I\ AN •ny pellln.lfl UI •CCount IHONY P COS ll 1111 ,.. dS provided 111 Probate Jl1\)umleil a~ pe1son I Code \t~t1011 12~ II repro1011t•llvo: tu ~d l<equnt lo• Sµec1al m1n•ste1 lh• e.t•tr ul Nolitt tor m •• ava1labl• th• de,rdent I rum th11 Luur l cletll IH[ Pl llllON 1eque1h Peffll-Mt lhe d.r•denl s Will •nd llVlllY NASSlf r 0<11111\ 11 anv be 231 S COUlGl Ol. Ad1111tted Co p•obdf• The COSTA MHA, CA wtll •nd any cod1c1I• 11e Published Newport 11•••l•bl• lor e. an11n1 Buch/Co'IA Mu a Daily llun 1n lh~ Jtle ktrpl b Ptlot f ebr u11 V 5, 11 Ii/ lhr rnu•I /004 ThWl 21 1111 Pt llllON r•IJU•\1 011tno111v ro adm1nl\te1 lhe -.1.1e under lh t11d•11<nllc11I Admin1• tr.1hon nl C.lalr\ -'•t lhe follow1na (ltr,ons 1 lhl\ A11lhn111v will •llnw .ur do1ne buiineu •• lhe Ptt\Onal tepr.-en lopp111c E•e11t>. In, 1.1... to t•ke man 2950 R4ndolph "'"" Mltnn\ w1Jhnu1 ohlA1n Coll• Meu Cll 926Z6 1n11. -<•111 l •PP• uval fopprna I venll, Inc Belure l•~1ng Ctlld• 1 (CA) ?%0 Randoph v••Y 1noµ11r l•nt Jll1on\ llvt Cos1A Mes• c.-. howe•t• th• t>N>On•I 976?6 ••rir•-.nl•l,.e wilt bt lhll bu11nu" 1\ con rtt11111•<1 l•l 11•v• notite dueled by • co<potahon 111 1nrerr•tctl 11erso11\ ll•ve yov \I.tried <101112 onlt'\"' ttwv h111ve Wdt\ltcJ hu1.1i\e~\ vet' "''''' • 111 • 1111\elllcd lu Ye~ Oclob•• 199/ lht ltr np11\•tl Al 111111 I I Ot>P'"i C venl\ hlL 11,. 111\'lrllrfldent ~d lnon Oel<10 P"s1dent ""''''"•111111 auth11111 lhl\ s.t1temtnl wa' will n .. 1;1•111•11 "'''" fifed w1fh tht Couniy ~I\ 1111M~\l••I 11 .. ·u1 c1 .... ul O••n&• Co11nty Ille• ,111 11bwc11011 to lf•t' on 01/23/04 11ef1llu11 .111tf \llOJW\ i"Otl 20046972161 1 "'"" why lhe '""' t Daily Pilot Jan :t9, f eb 'hnulll nQI grA1ll th 5 12. 19 2004 Thi()() •• urhottfV A Ill ARING on "' 1Jt'f1l111n will hr-neld on j II Uil ,11 I 4~ p '" II 0~111 l 7 J IOCdlCd •t j 4 rt11· C •Iv 011ve South lllAll~• (I\ 9~1l " VO\I ttRll r1 to th i.:r.1n11r1~ or lht 11e1111011 you \h11uld •PPU• at tht ht1drH1tr: And '''''e vow •JDiet 111111\ 111 Ille .. 111ten vblt!lllon\ ••tit th~ cou• t befo1• tnt he•rlnR Yo111 Al1ll•A1 •m.e m•y bt m 0-'' '\00 n' by VQUl •llorn•y II YOO -'RE A CRlOI r o R '" , '"' 1111a.111 cted•tor 111 the rte< ••••d YflU tnU\I Iii• YOIJf rla•m will\ If•• <11111 t and mlll • lnpv In lh• '""on•I '"" ''""'~t••' •11J1111nleCI ~I' lht <Our I w1lh1n lour month\ li u111 tile tl•le ol lhP '"'' 1uua11ce ot l~llPI\ J\ provided 111 Prob~t~ Cod~ section 9100 The lime 101 hl1n11 d ima will no1 11pue betore four month~ lrom the hur111a date noticed Above VOU MAY l llAMIN[ lh• lilt ktpt hy the coutl II you •le • jlerson in leruted in Jhg Hiiie, you trniy file with the cour l • ReQuMl fo1 Spect1I Notice ( lotm OE · 154) of lh" fltlne ol 1n 1nvento• y •nd 3Pllr ••sa of utile aneh or o •nv P•ltt l-Ort 01 •ccoun •• p10.,dtd In Probate Colle •ect1nn • I ;>SO " Rtquol lot Spec1• Nollet IOI m '' 1v11l1bl lrom the court cteti. . ...._.,,_,,......., S..1-M.f .... ,b ... McC••lcll, Kl.._ & ,...,.,,.,ur •ts '--,_,., Or. Ste. 400 C..teMMe, CA t2'H Publrslted New pot I Btt ch/Coilt Me" O•oly Pilot hbrnuy :i. 11. 12. 2004 111w 121. IS( 13911 .... """°" TO•~a.ma mAllGfi OM8 WllMI llASSf Wl•Am211 To •II heirs. IHtnelt cl11 It\, tfldtlou, con. fln1ent c1ed1t0ti, end pttsons who may oth trWIH llt lnlt1ut1d In Ill• wtll 01 nt•tt, or both, ol CH-'RLCS Wll l lAM HASSlf A l'tTITION rQft PRO 8At! has bffn flltd bt ~Vlltl. Y NASSIF Ill lh1 $11Mr!m CQl!tl of .C•U· lht tollowlna person~ "' ~ doinR. bui1nt!.!i tt\. C Fo1tunes Realty, 6881 P1n1d10 01 Hunhneton Ru~h. CA 9?648 fne N Wu 6881 Pr•>1d1n Or Hunttn&ton Buch. Cll 926'8 Sh•1I~ C Wu, 6881 P1~11d10 Dr Hunl1neton 8tach CA 926'8 I hi\ bu\1ne\\ 1s cnn dlH lld by f jOlll f Vf!C11Ufe Have you slar led do1n2 bu11neu yet> Y•> 9/1(96 loe N Wu Sht•la C Wu lh1~ slltement w-. llled w1lh tht County Clerk of Oraniie County on 02/10/04 2004H7UH D•lly Ptlul Feb 12. 19 26. M11 4, 2<lO' lhl~ lhe loflowtrtl penon' •• e do1n11 bu»ntu t \ O·rorce .-.dvert1s1ng 2910 Jna Rd . Cost• Mesa, c.-. 92626 Omnlhc -'dvct hs1n1, Inc (CA). 2910 lav• Rd Cost• Mui. c.-. 9?626 !Ills bu,lneu Is con d"cted by • L()(POI A hon Have you il•r led do1n1 bullneu yet? Yes I I 2004 Omt11h c Aove1 l•s•na Inc • Ju he Gl1cy. P"~•· dent Thil sl1temenl wAs hied with lh• County Clttk of Or1n1• Countv Ort 01/23/()4 2004H11171 D11ly Pilot Jin 29. F t b ~. 12. 19. :l004 lhl03 the lo11ow1n1 persons .,. doln1 busln•u u Sllfctl1 llmou1111u Unlimited, 2J016 l•ll.t r 0101 Ot S1.11t1 Ut57, l 1sun1 Hlll1, C-' 926t>l [Y111 M1rt1n M1d1111I, 1205 W. Wetnut St., S1rtt1 An1, CA 9::>6!>3 Thi• buslne" Is con· duclltd by '" tndlvKlual Hltve you 1t1tttd doln1 businHs yt t1 Yn . 1996 Even M11hn M1drl11I Thi• statemeM wn llltd with tilt County Cltt• of Onn1e County on 01/30/()4 t too4 .. 7M7' 0.11, l'tlol r.11. 6, 12, 19, 26, ~ Thl?1 The folh1w1n' pee so11s •• • dolr'll b11.in..s e.l. Ch•P Foose corn. 180 Htw.J>l»I Ctn\tt Otlve •265. Newpott Bu ch. c.-. 92660 Zu1c Solvhons, Ifie. (CA) 180 Newport C111t1r Dt1n . •26S, Newport Bu ch, c.-. 92660 I hll bus•n•» " con· ducted by a ~0tpouhon ua .. you st.,l•d do•11e bu1•neu ytH No Zinc Solutl-On\, Inc • J111t luf1w, Prat1denl lh" st1t1ment 10 s tiled with the County Cler~ of Ot1n1• County on 01/23/04 2004 .. 72tt7 o.,1y Pilot Jan 29, fob 5,12,19,2004 Thill ~ ...... ----'he follow1n1 pe1 sons 11e do1n1 bus1n1n as G1e1 Ct11i.e Cons tr ue· hon. 20ll Apofen• .Av• , Newpo• I Buch . CA 9766? Creaory C111ke 208 Al>ofen• .Ave Newpotl BtaLh, c.-. 92662 N1tnha Cluh. 208 Apoten.i .Av•.. Newpoi l Buch, CA 92662 this busmen is con· dur ted by hu1b111d ind Wiit H•Y• 1ou >l<1t tell do1n11 bU\llleU y•I ) Y••· I 02 N1l•sha Cl•rke I h•~ st&lernenl W•S liled with the County Cler~ uf Or •nee Co11ntr on 02, 06/04 2004'97'9t7 0•1ly Pilot r eb 12, 19, ?6, Mar 4, ?004 lhl49 ~ ...... ..... -.... r ht followm1 pe"ons •le do1n11 bus1neu n B•lbe>a Eaprus M111o>•ie Centre T II S. I ~ W Balboa Blvd . Newpnr l Buch C-' 92663 lt cqu•hne .-.nne Ma"t Ryder 216 22nd St Co1t1 Meu. C.-. 92627 Tt11• bu•lness IS con dvcl1d by 1111 1nd1v1dual "•~~ you stao ted do•na bus1nen yet? Yo J~n 12. 2004 l•tQuehn• .-.nnt M•11e Rvder lh" statement w1s flleCI "'''h th~ County Cle• k of Or an1• County on 01 /30/04 20046973092 D11ly Pilot f eb 5 12, _19. 26. WO. Thll4 fktltllll ...... ..... s....... lhe lollow1na pttSOflS aie do•n11 bus111us 4S l he Benefit .-.dvoutes, 2 Spt'"i Hill lane, I ogunA Htlh CA 9?6!>3 San Oteio Assoc•Atu. t11c cCA) 3550 C.tm1no del Rio No1 tit Su1111 Z06 S•ll Direo. CA 97108 This bu>1nns is con ducted by a COPOI ~11011 11ave you s1ar1ec1 doing bu~iness yet' 'Ve• 12/01/1996 !.•n D•eeo .-.uoc••to. Inc Dn1d N Pettrson P1e\1den1 llH~ ''~lement w~' f1l•d with th• Cnunly Clerk ol Oranie Courily on02/06/Q.4 20046t1400t D•1ly Pilot Fell 12 19 Zii. M•r 4, 2004 lhl5l ':t:::· I ht follo•tna 11enons a1e dome bus1neu n a) !he P1ac11ce of Love b) lapn Pubhu hons, If.a!>? Buch Blvd Su11e ?14 Jluntinaton Beach. CA. 92647 B<ell R1char d W1lhams lbOS2 Be.ch Blv(I Suite ?1 4 tl11nt1n11ton Beach. f.A 9?1)4/ l hi\ h11s111eu I\ cnn ducted by ~n 1nd1v1dual Have you •14fled doina busmen yel I No Breit Wofl••ms lh" \l•temenl was llfed w1lh tht County Clerk ol Or ani:e County on Ol/15i04 200469712$9 0•1ly Ptlot Jan 22. ~. f eb 5. 12. 2004 1h074 FldllM ...... "-S........ The lollowlnll pU\Ons "' c doing business as .l60 l ndm •nce Sports. 7414 Bonri111 81 at Sanh Ana CA 91706 360 f t1durance S11orl•. ''"(CA>. 2•1 • BonnU! Br •c Sant.1 .-.n1, CA 92706 1111• buw1eu ·~ ton tlo.ted bv l1m1ted I 1•b11ity Co Ho~ you s l.ir led doina bu\mcu yet' Nn J60 Endu111nce Sporh. lLP l\evrn Herbert, P•llner lh1s statement wu tiled with the County C1e1~ ot Orenae Coun1y OJI 02/06/04 2004H73tH O"''Y Pilot I eb 12, 19, 26. M&r 4. 2004 Thl46 Rctll6M ...... ... s....... lhe followlna petsons •te dome bustness as. Our House Motl&•&•. 1185 Be1mud• D11vt. co,t• Mes•. c.-. 92626 Andtta Routh, 3185 Ber mudl 01 lvt. Cost• Mna.C 92626 John Routh . 3185 Bt1 mud• Olive. Cost• Meu .CA92626 lhtJ busineu Is con· ducted by. husll,nd and wlle Hive ym1 started dolna businen yet? Yes November I. 2002 And<H RotJth !his llltemenl wH llltd with the County Clerk al Oranae County on 01/23/04 I004H711tt 0111y Piiot Jin 29, r eb. 5. l2. 19. 2004 Thl09 .......... .......... The followln1 pertons ••• do1n1 buslntst u : •) ll•nl Enhtrptl .. s, b) Knowell Houff, c;) Alba< Hou... 110 ArbOf St .. Cot t• Mew. C-' 92527 C11ol Kent, 170 Alb« St.. Costa Men. C-' 9M27 lllftn Abltmtn, 2(M3 r •cl•• al Ave.. Coile MeN.CA~ This bllJln.S• Is con· ducted by: co par1n.u Haye ioy 1&,trt14 doloc bu~lntft yelf Ytt 200l Karen -'llle.fl\ln Thi. •lat-11t •n f1Mld wltll Ille County Ci.ti. ol Dten1e County on0lf27/04 IOO<Mt7tt\• D•llY '1101 "" n. r •b S, 12, 19, 2004 fhl IS fllt lollowln& peuons ltl dolnl bu~Ol>S H . 0t111c• Count1. h ecu livt H•t-~. 2040 Mlllll St. Ith rtoot. l<Ylnt. CA 92614 Oebot ah Mc Muter, 2614 San Joeqvm Hilh Rel . Cllfona Del M••, CA 92625 Thi' busineu ll con· ducted by· en 1ndlvldu1t The followlna pttsons Have you stat lt d doln& ate d01ftC buslneu es builnt u yttr ~u. The 81 illi•ll• Comp a }lnuar y 9. 2004 ""'- ""'· N9 SOuth Coast Oe&ou lt McMnltt Dnve. Su1ta 17S, Cost• This st•ltmenl wu Mau, CA 92626 tiled w11h 1111 County R1nd1I J Brossett•, CCetk ol 01an11 Co1rnty 24832 Los Ot to' Dtlv1 on 01/20/()4 Le1un1 Hill,, CA 926Sl J0046t7 t 416 May f B1nu1t1 Dilly Pilot J•n. 22. 29. 24832 Los Gatos Drive ftb. 5, 12. 2004 Th076 1 aaun• lilll•. c.-.92653 rri1s buslnn• 1$ con ducted by: • 1ene,.1 pat ln•ths1p Hne yo11 ,11rted do1ne bustntu yel1 Yu01/01Jl995 Randal I Breuelle Th•l stetemenl w .. flltd wtlh tho County Cieri. ot Ono&e Counly Ofl 01/20/04 20046971471 Oaoly Pilot fan ?2. 29 Feb !>. 12 2004 lltosA l he follow1na per ~on, •1• do1n~ business u Starwol Capital. 3/00 Newpor I Blvd . Ste 303 Newf.)or I Buc h. c.-. 92663 Star west Cap1lll. Inc (Ol l 3/00 Newpott Blvd . Ste 303. Newport BuLh CA 92663 lh•s business Is co11 ducted by 11 corpo11llort Have you started dolna bu'1ntu ytt' YnOI 10 04 St'"""'' Captt•I Inc Robt! Ir •lc11. President lh1> sl•lement was filed with the County Clerk ol 01 anae County onOl 2/04 20046'72526 Daily Pilot Ian ?9 I eb ~. 12 19 2004 Thi 16 .......... ... s...... Tfl• lollowlnt persons If• do1111 business n II Pal•ce. l P . 20820 Paseo Panoflma. Yo1b• Linda, c.-. 92887 ·2432 Je111tynn Honeycull. 20820 Paseo Panorama, Yorba l•ndt, CA 92887 7432 John Honeycull, 20820 Pano PanOt•mil, Yotba Linda. c" 92887 2432 this bustness is co11 dueled by a lm11ted par tne1~h1p Have you s ta•l•d dOma business yet' No Jemlynn Honeycult This st•lement was liled w•lh the County Clerk ol Oran1e Counly on 01/20/04 20046t717U Daily Pilot Jan 22 29. feb 5.12. 2004 Th088 """"" ...... ----The lottowin& persons u e doine business as Med1aMau. 19152 Chandon L..ne.. Hun 1111ato11 Beach, c.-. 92648 Oa111el J Wood, 19152 Cba11do11 La11e, Hun tmaton Buch CA 92648 Kenneth M Willette 19152 CllAodon l ane Uunt1n1ton Beach. CA 92648 ~.,_. ll11s bu~1oeu 1s 1.011 ducl•d by d gen er nl ..... ~ r>artt1e1sf\1p l ht lollow•na pet son• ltave you s.111 led do11111 a1< do1na bus1nes' as busmess yet' No Cu\lom 8ullde1' o f 0•111ef J Wood Ntwport Buch, 833 w l\cnncth W1ll~ll• 17th Sheet. Sulle 6 lhis st111e01e111 wu Cost• Mesa CA 9267/ filed with the Cour1ty Newport Custom lfome Clerk ol Or.anae County Bullde•s. Inc . (CM. 833 oo 01/14/04 W 17th SI . Su1le 6 20046t7T021 Cosla Mei•. c.-92627 Daily Pilot feb 12. 19. lh1s °l>ullne" 1s con 26. Mar 4, 2004 fhl62 ducted by a corporat1011 flctltlwtL-'--- Heve you sra1led do1na - bu>inen ye1? Yes, 17/ ..... ~ 01/2003 lh• lottow1n1 persons NewpoH Custom Home ar• do•"l busrness n Bu1lllet> Inc . Jetn L Total Mobile, 28251 Carrere. C(O Cto.,., Valley Pac~way, lh1\ Stdlement wu Suite f. ll&Una N1euet, ltltd w11h the County c4 92677 Ctetll of 01•nte County lotal PhonM Int (CAI ;~~~~7'!4370 282!> I Cr ()Wn Valley Par~way, Suite f I a Oatly Pilot feb 12, 19 auna N1auel CA 92617 26. M4r 4. 2004 ThlsO This business. 1s con 1 he lollow1ng per sons art du•n& busrness as Bisbe.'s latkle 3040 Cleveland Ave . Costa Mesa c.-.n626 lou1111ment Ptomo loons Inc ICA). /29 W 16th St Sit · B 10. Co\ ta Mesa CA 9262/ Thi' bus111us 1s con dueled by a co1pora\l(m Hava vou ltuted doina businoi ·yeP No Tou1 nament Promo lion\ Inc Pat11c1a AisbeP Vice Pres•dent llus sl~temenl w•~ !1lr<I w1lh the Cuunty Clerk ol Or•nae Counly onOl1?0,04 200 .. t71413 Otlly Pilot Ian 22 ?9 I eb ~. 12 2004 lh018 RcthlMl8tu ..... s....... Iii. lollow1ne pe,.ons ~re doine business u R) Su Point Capital. bl Seapo1nle I 1nane11t. ') Sea f'o1n1 r 1nanc11t. d) "~pomte net. e) Su pomle I 1n1nC1•I Se<••c es. 17821 17th Strut •195 lustm. c.-. 92780 Ctalit Boardman l/821 17th Street •1%. I usfln, Cl\ 9?/80 lh•• busrn•n " con ducted by '" '"d1v1dual Have you \l.,led d0in1 bu''""'• yet? Yes. 1986 Cra1a Boardman fht\ s tatement wos lilM with the County Cler~ of Orante Counly on 01/JO/<M 20046973010 011Jy Pilot Feb. 5. 12. 19.Z6.2004 ThllO FlctllM ...... ... -.... lf\e tottowlna penons are do1ne bu,lnass u qb Resource or Orenae County, 2500 E lmpe11at Hwy , Sulit 201 252. Brea, CA 92821 Jamu W Lancnt11. Ir , 1920 Wooden Dnve. Plactnll• CA 92870 This busln1ss 1s con· dueled by: ,., 1nd1vldual H•v• you slat led dolna busmen yel? Yu 1/1/2004 Jamtl W lancnter. ,, lh1s s tatement wu !lied wllh the Cnunty Clerk ol Otan1e County on 01/J0/()4 2004H7JOl7 Otlly Pilot F tb 5, 12, 19, 26, 2004 ThlJ!I flcllM .... ... s...... The 10110""*'1 pettons ete dol111 business u Sp1n~h"-CW.in, 27062 f1111na l ul Orlve. L •aun• Hiii•. c.-. 92653 BrtdltY V. Draa•. 27062 F"1lfin1 l tal Or . l 11un1 Hills, CA 92653 Tttnt 1'.amt1m1n • 22082 f •lllna l eaf Dr .. L11un1 ~h11$, CA 92fi53 l hit bu1ln .. s It con· 'ducttd by: •· 1•n•nl p1ttt1tulllp Hav• yov al¥19d dolnl b~llHI yet? Yet. Nov 03 8radteyV. Of ... 1hl\ &t•l•IMflt .,., •• filed with 1111 Counly Ci.ti! of Oren1• County on0t/0&/04 ..... 7,... Dflfy ,.llol ,tb. 12, 19. 26.MM.4.200l Thl81 ducted by a copor at.on Have you slat led duma business yet' Yes 7/0J I otal Phnn8' In t Ronnie Ynha11m P1ts1 dent This slalement was loted with the County Clerk of Ornn~e Counfy on 02/06/04 2004H74004 Daily P11111 r eb 12 19 26. Mar 4 :l004 lhl!'i4 fidltlMl.sllllSs .... s....... rne followma person\ a. e doma business as lol Tycoo11 Saloon. 26701 Vorduao St . S.in luan C•P•sh •""· CA 9267~ San luan Depot. t l C (CA) 76101 Vetduao SI . S•n Juan C1pistrano CA 92675 This bU'llnt\S IS Cl.ln <lucfed by ~11 md1v1dual Have you st•• ten do1na bus•ne\\ yet, Ves 8· l 03 San luan Depot I l C. Joe Sc1•rra, Menae•r This >laleine~t wAs t.l~d with lhc Countv Cleik ot Or•nae County on 01123104 20046912T6t Oa1Jy Pilaf Jin. 29. f eb 5. 12. 19 2004 lhlOI MllM ...... ..... s...... I he tollowln& pe<Sons ''" do•na business u Millsu 11p1neu Res tauranl. 18035 Beach Blvd . llunt1tlgton Beach. CA 92648 Mahutow Corp01ahon. • California Cot po< allon <California) 1803!> Buell Blvd Hunllnalon Beach. CA 92648 fh1s bU\tnU) I\ COii ducted by a torpotahon Have you s1a1led dOtni bus1nen yet 1 Ves9/28/78 M1hulow Corpotahon Mauyosh• C. Seto. President t hos shtement Wf' flltd w1lh the County Cletk of 011n11e Counly on Ol/23/G4 20046972170 Dally P1lol Jin. •29. r «b 5, 12. 19. 2004 th 102 ~ ..... ... -.... Tiie follo•lna pttsons •t• doin1 buslneu n . V5 Cn1tntenn1, Inc . 310 Ruby .._..,, . Balbo a lsl1nd, c.-. 92662·1130 vs c,.,,,,,er1na . lnc.(GA). J IO Ruby Ave Belboa Island. CA 92662 1130 Thts bus1nus 11 cort· due tad by· • copor aUon Have you sltrted dotn1 b1mness ytt1 Yn.2·1 Z004 VS Cn11nee11n1. Inc , 81t1n C. B1tum1•n. Presldtnl This 'ttl•ment wu llled with lht County Clttk ol 0!1n1t County on 02/06/04 IOCMtt7Jttt Dtlly Piiot h b 12, 19, 25. Mar.'· 2004 ThlSO ID1Kl•AlfW111TO ••<mKnlMIS ................ ..., .... l o Whom It Mar Concllfn: Th• N1me(1) of th• Affllc1nt(•) 1'1 1t1: SIA CtNMAI INT INC The 19111k1nll lisl•d 1bovt Kt •091Wlfll to \111 Otp1flment ol Alco.bo!lc l1uru1 Conb ol to sell atcoholk t>evtt •&es et: l344 E COAST HWY. C~OHA Dll MAii, CA 9.262S l ypt ot hcenn(s) "'11141td lot 47 ON SALE CEN£R"1. EATING PLACE Published Newport 8Hch/Co~t1 Moe Oally PtlOI Jtnuary 29. r ti>· I Ulfy 5, 12. 2004 I h095 ll011CI • APPUCAnoll fOI OIAllll I OWl8SIW •MCClllU llWIMI UCll5I ........ .,,., .... ,..,10,2004 lo Wllom ti M11v Con· cern· The N1me(s) ol the Apphcant(s ) isl••• CHUNG JAE. HYUNC The apphonls hsted above ere fpplyrna to lh• Oesia1tmtn\ o l Al coholic B•v•taae Cotllrol to sell •lcoholtc tieveuaes •l 401 E 17TH ST STE C. COSTA MES.-.. c.-. 92627 lype ol hcenu(s) apphed lor 41 ON· SALE BEER ANO WIN( EATING PLACE Pullhshed New p ot I Beach/Costa Men Daily Pilot Febru11v 12. 2004 lhl43 Rdl!IMW.U ..... s....... r ne lollowinc pe• sons •• e flotna businen ~s Cottae• Blue, 10 Rut Btartltz. Newpur I Be~r.h, C-' 92660 .-.1ana M Hcdl~y. 10 Rue B1arr1lz Newpor I Buch. CA 92660 This busmen 1s con dueled by an 111d1Vtdun1 Have you slarted do111e llustne~ y•t? No Al•na M tledley I his statement WJS tiled w•lf\ rne County Clerk ol 01anee Cu11n1y on 0 1/20/04 2004 .. 71474 O•tfy Pilot Ian 77 79 I eb 5. 12. ?004 lhOB!I FlctltilUS """'" ..... s ..... lhe (111Jow111a pe1 sons •It do1n11 bu1111en .>s Cleat Mal!tC. 18712 Broukhursl St • f ounta1n V•lley, CA 97108 RtChard Mallhew l\tem lllJl7 B1ooktmrs1 St r ounla1n Valley CA 92708 lh1s business ·~ <on tfucted by .in 1nd1v1dual ll11vt you sl~rted d<11ng busrness yet' No Hlchard IVl•llhew Klein Th1~ \lale1111n\ w4) lifed with the County Cl~•k ol Oranae County 01101/?3 04 2000912tat na1ty l'1lot J11n '19 r eb 5. 12. 19. 2004 n1101 flcttliM hsiltls ..... s........ I he lollowine pe1 sons are dn1na bu~thus n Wotk•nii Space Unllrllll· ed. 16:>8 Oahu Pia•• • Costa Mesa. CA 926?6 Leona I au11e. 16!>8 04hu Plau. Co~t• Mes.4. c.-92626 lhl> bu>inns 1s con ducted by an 1nd1v1rt11i!I ll••e you 'IMCed do111£ bu"ness yet? No Leona lau11P Tiiis sl•lemtnt wo hied w1lfl the Cnut1ly Cle1k ot Or•nae Cuunlv on 01170/04 2004H7141S Daily P1fol l•n 22 Z9 ftb 5. 12. 2004 Th077 ™'"-hsiitfl ..... s ....... 1 he follo .. mg peo '1111s 11 ~ d(l•nR b1"111ess ~' Vl\1011 Sit Ike 2437 ( lde11 .-.ve Cusla McH CA 921127 Mark Stm ?431 f Iden live . Cost• M°'•' CA 9?6V Tl11s bu.,neS\ " wfl dulled by dll 1ndiv1dual Have you s\a• led dn111e busme'~ yet> Yes I 201 04 Ma1k Stvi t fits statemtnl w~s filed w11h the Counl y Cte1t. ol Oranae County on 01/30/Q.4 2004 .. 730tl 0•1ly P1lol f tb !> I?. 19. ?6. W04 lhlJI fldiffM INIHl .... s ...... I hr follow in a peno11s 1111 doma bu,1neu 11s V111 ual Adm111 3114 Dublin Street. Cnsla Mesa CA 92626 Ch•11ese l\1dd1t, 31141 Oubhn S treet Cost• Men. c.-. 92626 lh1s bu~ont's •s rrm- duc\ed by an 111d1v1du111 Have yo11 s1a1 led doma busmeu y111' No Cher1ese K1dd1e T111s statement was filed w•tll 1he Cnunty Clerk or Oiance Counry nn Ol'/10/04 2004't7U6S 01lly Piiot feb l i . 19. 26, Mar 4. 2004 Th 157 fktltllll ...... ...*'-' lhe fnllowtna Pt1'0ns a1 e doln11 busmen as. F In Sl~hon. 1121 Ct•y SI • Newport Buell. CA 9?663 P11ut Shnl.,y G~ll•nt 1111 Clay St New11nrt Buch, CA 92663 Th" b11slnen " con ducted by an indlv1du~I Have you started do111a businui yet? No Pfuf St1nlty G•llant lhl\ st•terneo1 wu hied with the County Cletk ot Or1n11 County on 01/20/Q.4 20046t1t412 D•lly Pilot Jen ?2. 29. ftb 5, 12.2004 fh079 ........... -----The leflowln11 PtllOns •re dolne bustnns u · P1~1flc Genet• Mt1nl•· n1nce. 2262 .-.v1lon St , Coi le Mtu . CA 92626 ley•• Valentin, 2252 Anion SI • Costa Mesa, CA 92626 l hl• bUSltltU It ton· r111cted by• t n lnd1vtdu11 H1vt you t111ted dolllt buslnen yet? Yu 1999 Valentin Leyva I his at•lt rnenl was feted with the County Clttli or Ot1n1• County on Ol/27/04 lt04 .. 71HO Dtlly Piiot Jin. 29. t tb. 5. 12, 19, 2004 Tll114 Ac-. .... ... s...... The lollowin& P'"""' ... dolna bu.\•ness n 8 2 Solullon1, 10 Oeet wood Wu t Suite 468, lrvlnt. CA 9200' Rtlltece l ltroo. 10 Deerwood West Sutt• 468. ltv1n,, CA 92604 Thts bus1nt1$• '' con ducted by 1n lnd1v1dual Havt you starl•d 4oln1 bu&intt1 yet? Yes 01/01/04 Rebecca l Zeroo Th" •latcmenl wts hied w1lh the County Clerk ol 011n1e County on 01/23/04 20046972117 011ly Piiot Jan 29, f eb 5. 12. 19 2004 lh 106 ~ ..... 11.tS....... I ht lollow1n1 persons .,. dolna business as St1'• V•l'li Collerie Stu detth, 20591 Go~hawk Ln .. Hun1111aton BuLh. CA 92646 Randal Dttschel, ?0591 Goshawk I n , lfuntmaton Buth CA. 92646 fh11 bus111ess 1s LOil dueled by •" md1v1du1I Have ynu started doma busmess yel7 Yes I ?9 ?004 Randal D11s~hel This \talement w1s Med with the County Clerk ul Oranae County on Ol•l0/04 200 .. 9 7,0 77 Oa1ly P1rot r eb !>, l?. t9. 26 2004 lhl37 nc... ..... ... S"'-t I he lollow1ng P•"Ons Mt doing business as· hsenll•I Esnn,e. 2600 M1thefso11 Drive. Sev ~ntecnlh rcoor ''"'""· c.-.91612 I 1sha A Holle 2600 M1chel•on 0f1Ve Sev enlee111h r llnr, h vtnt• CA 92612 This bu~tn~s. 1s con dutled bv an 1nd1v1du•I Ila•" vou sl•rled cl01n11 bus111ts' yel' No I "h" II llolle l t11\ •l•tcmeot wa~ lllod with Ille County Cl"~ ol Or dl•ie County onOUL0,04 20046974362 D•1ly P1fnl feb 17 19. 76. MM 4, 2004 lhl~'> Flc1ff6M~ "-*'-" fhe follnwma pet~On\ aie do1n11 bus1n~\' dS lmm11r1r&l1on Rel•t~d Se.v1td\ CIRS). 213U Mam Unll 110. Huri tin&ton lleacf\ CA 97648 M.ldt1'1 Nirnumand 3601 Vtrmo~I •I I I ong Bear h CA 90814 Tt11\ twsrness is , on dll(led by an 111tl1v1dual Hdve you \la11cd dom~ bu"""" vel' No M"lf•d N11nutna110 Thi'. s1~tenienl wa\ ltlt1d .. 1th th• Co11r1tv Cler~ ul 01d11t:~ Co11n1v on 0 1120/04 20046971411 Daily Pilot J*n 71 19. r eb 5 17 7004 1h08/ Fk1itiMht1Mt1 -..s ........ I he lollow11111 '""ons a1e J11111g bu\onen dS ll1mnno Crpahoni 2101 I ,,~t I ':>lh •~. Nt.,11011 Boat h, CA '12663 Yuko l11k1rna""· 2101 [<1\I ISlh •5. New1111rl Budl CA 9?663 I h1' hu''''~~s '' rou dut le~ by •11 ind1v1du~1 H•~e you sld1ted d11111R bu-.1nr•a. y,.P Ye~ •~rn 28 7004 Y11k11 I uknnaga lht> st•lemenl wd> lllttl w1lh tht t.nuntv Clerk ol Oranv.e Cn11nty unOl 3004 20046973075 o .111v Pilot F cb 'I 12 19 76 7004 1111?4 FicfitlM twr.Ks ....s ..... The lulluwma prr\on' 41 f tJomri, bus•niP\~ "' ModNn V111111ae lewthY 3J5 I •\I 111\h Sh•tl CMI• Mt\b CA 9267/ MILhPllt Lyn Bt1 Iller J1 5 (•sl 18th Str,et. CO\U M•\• CA 9'lf>l7 fll1' b11S111r~~ IS <On dur ltd by an 1n<11v1du•I llA•t you \hi ted "'""~ bu""'" ve1> Yts 11 16 OJ M11 helle l vn Bechtei T111s \lnl~m•nt "·" l1let1 w1lfl lhe Counly Cle•k ot OrAnge Co1mly on 07106 '04 200 .. 97399$ Oa11y P1101 r eb 12 19 l6 M•I 4.2004 Thl48 fldttiM hliins "-S..... l ht Joflnw1ne 11•rsons •t• dn111a bu>inu\ ~s ll.1tk\ Pl11mb1n11. 234 V1clu11~ PIJ•• Cu~•·· Mt•A. Cll 9?6?1 01\v1'1 C I sir Ml~. 734 V1<to11a Pr Custa Meu. CA 92627 Thi\ bu>•nen 1\ con rtuded by an md1v1du1I tcave you MArttd do111a hu,1ne•s yet' No o-v1d C r sir Ada Thi\ \latement wo• hied w1lh tile tounty Clttk ot Oran1e County on 0?106/04 200 .. t7Htl 0~1ly r11r11 rob 17 19. 76.Mar 4,?004 lhl4'1 Rctll6M ...... ----1 he 1.,11owin11 per snn• are dot11a bus•nen A\ Ch1•h M-111ten•nct , 2020 fulleilon 118. Costa Mt'"· CA 92627 Ch1hlophe1 Bowen. 7020 f ulltr Inn 111!, Co,11 M,.,,, c.-. 92627 lhls bustntn Is con ducted by 1n lndlvldu1I H1v• you ''"'ed <1111ns busmen yeH No Christophet Uowen This •llltmant w•• Wed with th" Cou11ty Clttk of Or•nee County Ort 01/20/Qo4 1004H11476 ' 01ily Pilot Jin 22. 29, l eb ~.1i.200t ThOA2 .,,.,.. . ... · ...... , . . · ....... ,,_ .. Tlusday, febrUlf)' 12, 2004 19 -------Ulll.... .. leell-. ........... -l.11111 ..... .. l.1111 .... -l.11111 ..... -l.11111 .... -Llpt ..... - '-S..... Tll• followlnc peuons ... dolnc buslneu "' Dtkl• Moton, 711 West 17tll St .• Coste Mnt. CA 92'27 O.kaa Motor Inc. (CA). 111 Wal 11th SI., Costa Miu, CA 92627 This buslnen Is con ducttd by· • corporatlo" Havt you st1Kt1d dol"tl IH!tln1u yett No Otlu1 Motor Inc .• lony Sttt•o, President This slalemtnl was flMd wrlh 11141 Coonly Cletll of Ounae County on 01/27/04 l004 .. 72S.'4 Oaily Pilol Jan. 29. f et>. !i, 12. 19, 2004 Th097 ........... ... s.....t. Tht followln& porsons art do1n& busmess u Clob•I lnd Source. 1565·8 McC•w Ave • Irvin., CA 92614 ltec:h Assoiutes, Inc (CA). 1565·8 McCaw Ave .. ltvine, CA 92614 This business ls con dueled by. a corporaloon Have you sli t led dom2 business yet? No llech Auoc11tn Inc., R1ch1rd Dtlhouuye C.0.0. nus statement was filed wllh the Counly Clerk of Onnce County on 01/30/04 2004 .. 7'097 Dally Pilot reb ~. 12, 19,26,2004 lhl32 ,... ..... ... s....... lhe tollowlne persons are do1n1 businen as. M•r .. ech1n1. 4 tO Poin- settia Ave , Corona del Mu .CA92625 hrr11 Matl1t, 41 0 Poinsettia Avenue, Co· r ona del Mar, CA 92625 Thri business 1s con- ducted by. an Individual H1y1 xoy started dotog fk-. ...... "-S...... I he lollow1n1 per sons ue doina bu\lnH• as •) Pac11i, I 1del1ly Rut £stale. b) Hornon West Cap1t1I, 203 Ith SI , Newpo1 I Buch. CA 92661 laion Powell, 203 llh SI , Newport Read1. CA 92661 I h1~ bus111n\ '' con dueled by •n 1nd1v1dudl H•vt YOU \lot led du11111 busmen yet? Nu lnon P Pow~ll This slalemenl wa• filed w1lh the Cuunly Cieri. of o,.nl[e County on 01/27104 2004H72S23 Dally Pilot ldn 2'3. I eb 5, 12, 19. ?004 111098 fie*'-.... ~s........ lhe tollowine persons are dour& business •s Men I a1lo1 s . 'J 190 Harbor Bl • IOS, Cosu Men. CA'92626 Anl D1anu1an 24101 Kathy Ave , lJko foresl, CA92630 I h•s busmess 1s 1.on d11cled by· an ludivodual Have you st11 led doin~ business yell Yts. 1111 04 Ani 01an•1 ••n fhos slalemenl wo loled woth the County Clerk of Oranae County on 01/30/04 2004'97'0'9 Daily Pilot Feb ~. 12. 19,26.2004 lhl73 Poli cy ........... ........ The fotlowln1 per sons ... doina bU•IMS3 as· Wllat A Joy C1t1t10ns, 16872 Hatlr.nus Cr . H1U1h111ton Buch, CA 92649 Allu Lynn Cl•us, 16872 Hukntn Cr .. Huntlnaton Buch, CA 92649 l hii b11s1nen Is con· due led by an '"drvldu., Have you st~rted do1n11 business yet? No Ahu Lynn Claus lhu, st1leme111 wu loltd wllh the County Clerk of <>••nae County on 01/?7/()4 20046'72SH Ddlfy Pilot Ian ~. Feb S, I?. 19, 200' lh\.18 nc.. ..... ... s....... lhe lollow1n1 persons •1 e dome business •• H•ll Se1v1cn , 1048 Ir v1n1 Avenue •360, Newport Beach, Ceh lornoa 9?660 Malinda H~ll. 1048 tr vine Avenue, #360, Newport Beach, Cato lor noa 92660 I ho~ bu son en ·~ con- ductod by ~n 1ndNldu1I ftave you •tarted doina bu\ineu yet1 Nu M•hnd• H4ll fhrs stalerntnl was hied with lhe County Cler .. ol Or a nae Cnunly on 01 /?l/04 2004 .. 71121 D6•ly Pilot Jan 29. r eb 5, 12. 19, 2004 Th099 ~ ..... "-S...... H•v• yOll •tarted dolnc t>uslntll ~·n YH, 12124/03 first Cepllal Inc., Rosie Tr111. Vin Pr .. ldtnl Tt\1$ sl1lt-11t ""'" filed with ttlt County Cltf• of Or •nee County on 12/29/03 IOOMt6f Mt Deily Piiot Jlln. 22'J:g r .... s. te.eelM '~ .......... --~ The followin& Pt<SOns •• • doin1 business 1s.. EZCompule1 Co.ch.com, 1835 Nt wpott Soule· vud, •AI09 261. Cost• Mes., CA 92627 Scoll C1meron Dunn, l /60 Pomone Ave •53, Co~\I Men, CA 92627 Thoi busineu rs con· ducted by. an individual Hne you 'tarted dolna bus1nns yel1 Yu, 01/ 01 /2004 Scott C1me1on Dut111 Thos stltemtnt wu filed wllh the Counly Cler II of Or 1n1• County on 01/20/04 2004H1'477 Dally Pilot Jtn 22, 29. f eb !">, 12, 2004 th083 ,... ..... ... s....... 11\t lollow1n1 1>•• son~ Are doina bu,men u MTS Croup, 668 North Pac1lrc Coasl Hoah•HY 1208, ta11un1 Buch, CA 97651 Stephen I Wheeler. 668 N Paclloc Co11I Hwy, #208, laluna 8£ach, CA 92661 Thts business Is con ducted by an tndlVldual tine you slarltd do1n1 bus1neu yer7 No Stephen I Wheeler lhos slllement was loled wrlh lhe County Cl•rk ol Oranae County On 01/23/04 2004H721'2 Daily Piiot Ian 29, r eb ~. 12, 19, ?004 Thi 10 ......... TIMI 'ro:'1o~1sons are doln1 bu~n as· Mcf •ddtn llulty. 6 S.nifd Coutt, Newport Beach, CA 92663 Rldl.,d Mldletl Mc· f16dtn, 6 St•bltd Court, Newport Bt1eh. CA 92663 This bus1neu Is con· ducted by: •n Individual Hive you st.,led dolna bus!Mn yell Ko lllch11d Mkhael Mc FMdtn Thrs •l•temtnt wu flMd with the County Cltfll of o,,nce Counly on 01/30/o.. 2004 .. 7S094 01ily Piiot Feb 5, 12, t9. 26. 2004 lh125 ..... ...... ... s....... Th• tollowina per,ons •re dorn11 bu,lneu u . Bool-.~ Kept Clean, 17 Oanforlh Avenue, t •au· n• N111uel, Ca 92617 Ally\on 11unter Con· slantlno, 17 Oanforlh Avenu•. laauna NIQuel, Ca 92677 This busmeu 15 con ducted by an rnd1v•du11 Hive you started doma business yet? No Allyson Conslantrnu Thrs statement wu fried with the County Clerll of Or a nee County on 02/10/04 2004 .. 7064 Dally Piiot I eb 12. 19. 26, Mar 4, 7004 lhlf>G ~ .... ... s....... t>uslntn yttf Yn 01/ O!l/04 Marvin Ull11111&u1lar rhis sf•l•mtnl WU 11led with the Cou"t'f Clerk of Ot •nee County onOl/20/04 2004 .. 71475 D•rly Pilot Ian 22, 29. ret> 5. 12. 2004 lh081 ~ ..... ... s....... 1 he follow1n1 per ions al• dolna bu,lnus u · 4QUCST Consult•nh. 140 W. Maupou , S•n Clemente. CA 92672 Laut• B•ldl. 140 W Matopou, S•n Clemente. c. 9~/'l lh1s busmus Is con- ducted by •n 1r1dlvidual H~ve you st•rted duona buslneu yet? Yes 01/20/04 Lau•• Bald! This statement WIS toled with lhe County Cler .. of Ot•n1e Counly onOl/13/04 2004H721H Oa•ly Pilot la11 29. r eb 5, 12. 19, 2004 lhl IJ Fk11!1. .... .......... The follo••o11n1 persons u e dome bus.nus o Clark (quopmenl Sup phe\ 184~ Anah"'"' Avenue •I 9C. Co•I~ Mesa, CA 9762/ Lmda Matt Cl,11 II, 1845 Anaherm Annul! #l9C, Costa Meu. CA 92627 Thos bus111eu 1s CCIII dueled by an 1ndlviduat Have you slar ted doong businen yel' No lond• Mat Cl1tt~ Thos i lalemenl ,.._ hied wolh lhe Cuunly Cler .. of Oranrie t.nunly on02/06/~ 2004H7Jtl4 0111y Pilot I ell 17 19. 26. M1t 4, ?004 lhl44 SEll Ilow to Place A The tollo wlna persons are dolnt business u · Art Fny Studio, MA Conarus St , Cost• Meu, CA 926?7 Cab1 lelt liedllP.e. 844 Con&• •1' SI . Costa Meu , CA 92627 This buslneu I~ con ducted by' en 111dovldu1I Have you \t,rted doin& businen yell Yes Ol/01/04 C1bnete lloidlke Thts sh1le1ne111 w•s toled with lht County Ct.irk of 01•n11 County on Ol/30/04 2004H7SO .. Daily 1'1101 reb. 5. 12. 19.26.2004 Thl36 .... ..... ... s....... 1 he follow1n1 persons ar<e do111a bu,inns n Independent Creative. 160 Cedar Way I f , I •1una Be.ch, CA 92651 I udov1c Bamvel. 160 Cedar Way •I . lacuna Beat h, CA 926SI Thos IJ11sont1n I\ cun ducted by an ondovldual Have you std< led dooni,\ business yet? Yes, 0 1/ 24/04 l udov1c 8a111vel lhrs statement w•~ toled wolh the County Clerk ol Or an11e County on 0?/03/04 2004H13Sll Oa1ly r1101 r eb ~. I? 19,?6,7004 lhl20 flctlllM ..... ... s....... I he lollnw1na per sons Ar~ doing busme'S" n Benchm••.. Con .. t•u~ lion. 186 Trufello ldne. Ahso V1e10 CA 92656 C1"1101y I Lundquist. 186 frufollu l•ne, Ahso V1e10. CA 976:>6 1 hrs bUSllll!SS " C<ln. due led by Ml 111<11v1dual Have you .. 1.ir led doln& bysmcsli ytl1 Nu Cr•tof 1 I Lundquist Tltl• S11ten1enl wu itled with the Cou111y Clerk of Ou11at County on Ol/J0/04 20046'7I09S Oerly Pllol r et>. 5, 12, 19.~.2004 Thl26 ........... ... s..... The followma person• •r• doln& bu11nen u · Oes.rt Ironwoods, 1592 Monrovl• Ave , Newport BHc:h. C• 92663 Janet ~leod. I S92 Morvovla Ave .. Newport 8tKh, CA 92663 lhis buain .. s Is (on- ducled by· •n 1nd1v1duat llan yo11 star led dooni buslneu yet? No Jantl r.Jcleod Tho• ~l•temenl wu fried wolh the Cou~ty Clerk of Or •nee County on 01/23/04 2004H72t.O 0•1ly Pilot Jan 29. Feb. 5, 12, 19, 2004 Th\08 nc.. ..... ... s....... lhe tollowmg persons are do111g busine" a\' Versatile Design, 360? S R.unon• Or , S•nta A11a. CA9U07 Jan Ke l ylln W•ll. )602 S Rununa Or . Sanl;o Ana. CA 9'1101 Thi\ busmes\ " con dueled by an ond1V1dual Have rou starled do11111 business yell No JdlliU l W•ll this \latemcnl was lofed wolh lhe Counlr Cieri\ ol O•••tll• Co.univ on 01/09/04 2004'9704'4 O;ooly P1to1 Jan 29. r eb ~ 12, 19. ?004 lhlll ........... -~ lht followlna persoru 11 e do1n1 buslntu as: Cht111plon Depor tu , 1916 ll•rbol Blvd .. Co)ta Men . CA 92621 1o1,e Ve11. 289 W. Wol\On Apt 8, Cost• Mtu, CA 91627 Tto" bu)1nn' I) cun dueled by en 1nd1vidu11 ll•ve you \tailed dO\n& buslntu yet? No Jor &e V•e• Thi• sl•lemonl wn filed wolh the Counly Cler~ of 01 •nee Counly on 01/U/()4 2004H72UJ Oarly PUol 110 79 Feb 5, 12 l!l, 2004 111105 FldffiM'-lrlen "-S...... fhe 10Uuw1n11 µer.,un~ Are do•na bu•lne~~ as St111<.e I 1me Pro Shno. 1091 Old h vrne Blvd TuSlon c.11101 nr• 927llO Pats y I u1.1• lotvak, 2973 H•rb1>1 Blvd . Cost' Mesa. C8hfOlntd 92626 Tho" busllte\S •s con dueled by ~11 1nd1v1dUAl Have you •IMled do1n11 bus111•'~ yet> No P4hy luc•• lllvdk lh1> •l•lenoent W•> toled wolh lht t.ounly Clerk of 0111n~e Cnunty on02/03/04 2004'97JS44 Ddoly Polol hb !>, ):;>, 19. 26. 2004 lhl40 Se your unwanted Items the easywayl Place a Classlfled ad todayt 9 642-5678 I he toflowlna P•• son\ •• • do1n1 busl11u1 as Bl.s~e lnlt110I\, 200 M•cnoll• SI • CO\ll MeH .CA916U Oen• Blnche B••on. 20S M11nol1a St .. Cost~ Mes•, CA 92627 lh1s bu$1n•~• •~ con du~lad by' an 1ndhlldudl t11v1 you suu ted d0111( bu•lness yet1 No Dena Blnche a.run Tho• sl•lemcnl w•~ toled w1lh the Cuunt~ Clerk ol Oran(le Couuty on 01123/04 200U972' .. Oaoly Pilot Ian 79. I tb 5. IZ. 19. 2004 lhll:! CLASSIFIED It's the solu- tion you 're searching/ or- whether you're seeking a home, apart· men~petor new occupation! .-----Deadlinrs --- Rates and deadlines are subjecl 10 change withoul notice. The publisher reserves 1he right 10 censor. reclru.sify. revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please repon any error that may be in your clas~ilicd ad immediately. The Daily Pilo1 accepts no liability for any error m an advertisement for which 11 may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for lhe fi rst insertion. CLASSIFIEiAD Monday ...................... Friday 5:00pm Tue!.da y ................... 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W,OIT MlleMU loda~ toN·fl'n 966·696· MISCEUANEOUS RENTALS Rental To Sha" 6030 c.n he c....-1 ... 01 Drl¥•r, will P•Y 11p to S!>OO Im k~nl Call loan !JO'l L91 1937• RESlOENllAl ~NIALS ORANGE 7400 COUNTY Bllbol llllnd Ce1y llr. lie, ~r unrl. smaN deck I car ,., aae. w/d r p Airt 1 1400/mo 949 613 /800 CM n~~' <twe .h h ~.e. ~·1r11 '4Jil "" ipol. 81 ...... n.-i.....1a Cill*' '"" c• 2il ro ""' -"'--t wuk IM!'I I 14 ':IJJ-'Ul) ..... 2br lb.I 18 ltv/dlf1, fti&, dw. la.ind. IMltony. ltilr CM •hare lb< hoOS41 ond 1~ 1500 Mr-avilll w/prol """ wd bt!t Y•d. Mir-di $1800 9e!Hl/U /28 ~. n~w upel &. 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SJ2!> doep+utd ova1I J/I 114 307 1076 UOO WATlRfaONT Private, no aar •ao. no tmokln11. S8SO/mo 949 673 8886 Nl/O•-View ·-Ocunfronl/:>2nd, Private room unlt11n. \h•r• ba, ulol\ P•1d no/smk, kctthMflllt lndry, lbtlc to Ntwpo4!1ween '93rn-!ipm) '"-"' .......... tt .... relurbbhed, skytl&ht. Fp, 'J p•llo•. I br .. olflce $2000/mo 949·61!>·3888 ,.., , .......... 2 cu 1111. 11111 cond sp•c wd hllups. U JOO/mo l·I00-•~••1 &e ... .._ In ~·-11>1-:h, ~~~~ tr-4 -Jb1 21/tb• lwrlM :IOO)sf, iJlt 2-c ,,. • al Mltll"lltlls ~ 8r,.....,.. Pie s:BiOnl 818 21"1~ Calli .... w/retr e•I •Int cnnd, W/li IOI & vlewl ') c &&1 ooM now 27013 (I Rtll•O SI 99b/mo 949 8!l6 9105 INVISTOR/OIVllOttlR -Do you h've visoon 1 Hond alahl Is 20/20 reco&nize IOdays value lodt y R2 lol @ lhe buch Aft 949-637·2397 YIAalYUASH ... ~MOMIS Ml-Y Mallon Ht-67M l61 5263. •bf1ed on 20' •/-.i .....,., Pflneloplll do•n, IS~r 6.95~ vrm otlfJ. 1\.350.000 flrM, (.CAL •sc ) f'IUl/Aft Mt·ll9·2«5. ·~ ...... 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Ve p . w/d llCf SI m, 9&29)..t6.1) 2W.a...2-....... l'Mlllm Sty11, trplc. b1Ck blip-. 1SSOC111tlon. pnol i tlDl/mo 562-Ut.tAJO ~lwffs ,...._.. Jb1' 2ba. 2 prlVlte P•llos. uper•ded throuchoul $2100/mn 949·23().91?6 OllUlll Ull JtA CONDO_,_ WO MtUWS. 2 CM 8M. AVMl MOW S!D/•~4 .. • Thursday. February 12. 2004 ......... .. ........ chM"'lllC 3tlr 2ba IP. hdwd lh, pvt yard, ~ 2110 C(llfll Ave, sn5()no ~-54811 llACMDWUl 3bt Zbe S:lOO ?bf lb• 11100 310 l 310 l/ll6th SI !M9·121·S0 4 l•r 1• 2br 1b1 Vrll• 8 elbot ocean view. 11111111. pool a•I• cuMded, S2.t00/mo dars 9&23>1561 -•1!>-1913 °" w.... Jb, I 5ba JNllo. I ,., &¥ new kltch. !Aundry .. dodo IVlll S2C9S 949 7'0. 97 JO ...... ,.. .. 2.sa.., twMw fp, 2-u1 p c.omm llOOI. &wt PAllO fwy eeo.. l e rr.11. S2BXI ~ 29.J C6J I s..&..1 n~ 2.Sk •n Bie ~nyon LR nt•\ltr su11ken tub ••ulted ct 1t Act SC500rn ~9 29 l 46:.> 'M LllO NOii> 4b 4tM ,_., r emod MUI. new atrl)d. prov.ire flod\ """ now SI0.000/mo l1>1• V"1Cll! Rll ~ l'J:I /004 T,_.. I M i;:.ctl'<l wrren 2tJt ~ b. pr yrty Ul"'() C:O.,,t "'~ tJ (;Ml i.-oe t IGl'l ')ti') 'DJ~ u. Awll ""' c-t. ~ 0..n vu 4bi . J U1, ~ $5l)ll ftlO 11,,.ty ollw"\ lrom ~ Nl:l ......... ... Ail 9&:6? 9/00 VACATION RENTALS , o...rtRlnClts 7915 YWTIOel IDflAU SAWUOOAU IPalm Spr1ncslf>alm !le$t!I Conbcl Mlchitl Allier 760-333-1~1 pldesertvaulJOllS com Pltwltl Tuatng 7990 Teedteufrt. Mll<y d4 Pl\<alt M M N•wPo't Bu• h cOM N~wport Co11t l .. .on "'th« nome R.atll'I " ""' Ollm'IJOtly Mt-47J..2174 ClASSlflfD It's the solution you're searching for·whether you're seeKmg a home, apartment, pet or new occupation! C11tlor1111 11w re quwn that tontr •t 1or1 t.k1ne 1ob• lh•t lolal $500 or 1M1r (l1boc O< m1l~11•I') be lt<en~ by th~ Contractor& Sl•I• locen>e Board Slate ..... elso r1qu110 th•t c:ontr •c tors '"~lude th111 hunu nun1be• on all adverll\1111 You un che<'k lh• 1l•IU\ o l you• hl""'"d cont ra c tor at ,...,.,. nib u aov or 800 311 CSl8 Unit· censed ~Olllr•CIOll tal\1na iob' th•I total len than S500 mu't \lat• In their 1dvert .. 1m1nh that lhey are nol lteen\ed by the Contr•t lo" Sl1le lt<enu Board " ,.,..... ............... JO years uptn~nu QulcllBoob Spec1allst Call Jim 949 278 9129 M._& ~a••.., EMPLOYMENT, AGBa, ANO RESUME SBMCQ ORIV(RS ' OWNlA OPlRAI OR~ Mott (d\h1 New Yur New PAy1 !>1an lln Bonus V111 I l•tb•d & A11toha11\ CO\ I 1 "'""'i Av11l1ble Swill lrdn\pOrl41tnn 866 l.lJ - '"''" ·11 c ... twy 1 •lderly ownet . bHut1ful hke 11~w <Ond, 11,1p~1 b nt•1 h~n11 •I t. body &Old fully loaded. must .rt' •IJIJl CC14lf v859742 8kr 949 !>86 1888 www.~l.c- ........,,. -,....., ''7 .... l ..... , r•Y ltlu. CO. •Int body mech111lcal cond. 19.995 v9Sl21 I Bkr t4•·H•-' ... w-.-ce1.c- ,.._ '00 lJll ,.,,_/ 01Tmu l lthr superb cond t111ouehout, fin tulle otn SZ4,9CJS v4Z956l a., 9'9 SI& 1881 -~-Jeper 't4 XJS <-. 6 cyl, 7 •?, bl1ell/blull trome wheels , CO. f•bulous c:ond, Sll,995 ~l 8112 Bkr 'lt9-~ 1888 --.~.<- J...-'00 XJI v-4ati Pin upphrre dar" mel•lhc blue crum lthr CO, chrom~ whls. superb 1.ond must ue to 4pprac1at1, f1nlut1c v.lu• S2S,9'Y.> v 189741 B~r 949 S86 1888 ---~'·'-,.__. '02 di c- 22t. mi. lull l.ctory wa11. \aph11e btue/u um llh1 , no•a•llon, •Port pk11. u new. huee uv111as. $47 995 •8972Al Bkr Ut-SH-1111 w-·•<riltl.c- Merce<leo '00 C2l0 ~~ Spor1 ~ be•uty Q ""· ctvomes. •Uto $18,/50 714 l!>l 2464 880\ WWW ~wtftt1 u• k1n1tob~ tom 1CAl •\f AN1 JOBS WANTED ferrwi '7S DIM DI Cl 4 ¥cf) tlr~1t & Oll(!IOdl, US ntOdtl ~,bt. ml 3'il. n• SIH !> 714-7!>1 ?464 Merced•• 'tS U20 ,96 fonl l.X ~e Ml(.1 2464 P"I """"''""' 949 100 9b28 M t rct <I• • 'tt MU 20 Employment W1nted 8200 U:p .... Y'lttlnt"' '--· COM I ' htla und<i' !> Relt<..,,..., A••~ 1nylNne Allll•• ., 949 1n 4913 Employment ACCOUNTANT/ IOOICIU"H tor bu\y 1~\tttt11 1nt to NPwpo1 t Buch l.dll 949 118/ 8/SJ O!lMR Clora A COl 11 JU't 7' ~'' TUlllOrl P ~Id' No Cit-dtl Ched~ AN.I IW•'ll ~•f'!"oen<.C!d OIA Ottvel\ 800 /81 1118 W(tu n@)CR'il COM <CAI. • sr AN! °'""' ORM. R£C~• 0,,.,, thl• Rl.lild IO~ of ~ Grtat Compatly & beMftl) WWWl)lon>en:Wlfl Im 771 6.118 <CAl •SCAN) Or rvtf ORM Rf GtOIW I OYer trw ff,..., lrot• ol "*" t~MI u•rljld1ly & ~ _,, ... k <Ml m m 6Jl8 et:At. ••;i.AN> -------loftt<op• VllUCU NUUlltllS S•I•• npply r Pl knowl•di• of >lort•<uf lure plant 10 Sen•hU 4011\ UPPIY lo •don<• Mon• l •u 714 963 8441 ll'Wod@ .....,,.... ..... _ .. ltlClf'TIONIST f •Pd PT for Roi C ll•I• otf10 '" NewPOt I Bu,h plene '"' rewnr• 949 no 1JOI 11 .. teurent, Server/ ler••nll•r /H .. •/•" P 1 svH l wkendi. Wiii tr 1m C1ll tor appl Newport Buell lenn1\ Club 949 6CC ~ ltet•ll Gery• "'-"· ,., ... _ 11'-<1 curr•nlly h11111e f 1PI u tu u10<'• fie llbl' ht> •Int bene Ith 40111 hullh Call Ch1t>lin1 94\1 6'° 237 l HONDA 2000 OV U 4WU a1il1• J!> ~t< 1111 1110! t.tc~ n11nt <Ofld, ..tw•Y' ~·· •ae S 14 SOO 9"19 67 J Jl'l2 949 588 9941 Bookktepl119 I Concf9te & Masonry ..... IC,.. S... & M.w l rlck lloc~ St-• Tiie tieot.y in it.~ (()ftfU•1,. p,,., ()-,'1~W·)l nl \IOU •>fftl<' or """ J11•11k RBV R•I' /r,y,. ~ J1.,, 7l•&t61JJ7 IE•P lrr•y~/~94 c.......~w..tt Clrpe""" c ........ n s..~ Sinn. ,,.,., --"-u '--___ 0.rvt'W•lV'• Pit R8.lili@ Nn A • l HANDYMAN ~>I> too.,,.,. 114 6l~cn.2 ln1t1ll r•l•c•, abtn•I\ Mmlo' b.tlt\ ""'~ Otatop Publldllng ~ Qo.w 714 ~7258 44k rn1 bl•ck/blk. mnrf fully lnadtd supe1b ton d lhrouaho ut v8/8012 $18,9% 8kr ..... s ... , .. 1 www.•criltl.c- Mer cedes '96 J20 Sl Coupe white t•n llhr, hard rsoft top mus I see to appcec11le vOl 2496 S21.995 Bkr 949 586 lfl88 www ....... - Mer WC') Cr Ind Mat QUIS '98 V8, !>7K mt, whrl8, fuU Dwt. lrnml!C, must \M, pvt party snm 714 ~!> 1~ 0 1<11 c1.,. '" Peppy 6 cyl 11ood cond 741( m• He• lront llln S4300 obo 714-SU-Stt I SAAi '" t .su S•"-46k ml, d11k sray/ten lhtt mnrl. CO febulou' c:ondltlOn Sl3.99!> ~2 Bk< 949 S86 1888 w-.•cpelll.c•"' Teyete '91 MU l suter sporti. car Well marnt.-ned I oyi,ner SJ~OO obo 949 647 l l 6!> TOYOTA f'HIS 2002 S41w. <"11 cond 39 !II-'"'· 4/t, II) ""' p4 lttl cc. "d• att b1ei. •m Im C>IUllll. abs <1llo'f\ CO Ch~. new 1•9' !\\ill bkie Sll.llO ~ Sl/.OOl Iv msa 949 ·61~·8407 Tayata 't 7 4 "- SR!> V6, alnl cond loaded, 1uto new bfe1ks CO. mrwf. .,,,,'/ clu n S'Y.JOO Obo Scott 949 375 2756 Teyete SI•-'02 Cl 1°'. m1 lady owned. 11lvtr, CO, r 111 111, lull flCt w1rr. bout like new cond $17,995 vOt•296 Bkr 949 ~ 1888 www.e<,.lll.c- V.tva '00 SIO U J91t rn1. metallll 11lver blue/ 01trnnl lllir mnrl, CO be1ullh1t like new cond, Sl8,99!> v4!'>7281 8kr t0-5H·lHI •-·acriltl.c- Eltdrtcal Semen l .l.C. llactrlc low ~ kx..i c.onlJ actor no ,ob too smal. no IOI> too be. Rd~ lC)Otl r~ l#CI08.1071l! (714)142-14,0 UCINSID CONTllACTOll No lob loo sm ,., WV!Cft' Repa11 19mod1I fans. 14>', nf!W ~"' 949 64& l666 Bridge YOO BE THf; JL'DGE Neither vulntniblc. South deab. NORTII •A 7 J Void AQ864J • J84l EAST • 010 . l"t 0 l08 5J IO f l •AQ SOlrnt • K84 J94 KS • 1097 6 5 The h1Jd1ni: 0SOIJfH \\ t:,,-NOllTH EAST ,_ ~ I 2 ,._ 3 JST Dbl .._ "-Rdbl .,_ 5• ""'' ~ .... Opcntn~ kad 1°1\C l)f • Th" h11drrt' au•:tron nl'll:<b c~pla· na11un EJ't ·, JU mp ovcrc:1ll w &) 1niemicdrwtc. <howmg a 'Otlnd open· rng bid .mJ '""".ml \Ult B)' aivtt· n~nt. "l11r1h'' I.hr« no lrump pronu\al tither 11 ..ohJ m111Qf and Sloppt"r In t~ .. ~m) Wit Of ti.I lca~t I 0 cnrd> in the ntioo~ 1Mlh loo11cr diamonch 1Hu" panner h 'upposed 10 know which. &hook! the opponenis Jlll>~. is a mystery to us.) The redou-blt indlcalcd the minor two-whtr. and South's jump to five club§ clo«d the auctlon. ~I led I spadt and &JI'• q~ 106t IO the kln1. Oec.llRr led I low club to the j11ek IU1d queen. the ten of ~p;ides return wa.s taken by dumm)"s ace. lllld another tromp w!U won b)' l:.ast'• acc. With no enuy to the West hand to ca>h a spllde ltlCk. no INl1U what Easl mumcd declarer would have the ~st of the ukks. Miking five-odd. Did anythin& un1owatd ~:~ wro11.11 tbroughou1. fir1>1 the bidding. North-South might well have ended up in the wrong oonttael without the ~hie. (Remember the ambigwty of North· s thtcc oo tNmp.) Cla\t compounck<l lh1\ wnh a ~ubtlc dcfcons1ve emx When dc\-larcr leach a low 11\lmp ~t tnclc two toward thc jack. Ille k.ing of trum~ bccolllCll marktd in WN\ hand. (Holdin& the long of trum~. decl~r would ~urcly llllve won the li"'1 trick rn dwtun} 1.0 lead 11 1rump toward the Ian@.') ~t mu~t the~f0tt >0•in the fil"t trump with the ace and rctum a ~pa<ie. l\ow We•.i can wrn the second trump with the kmg llnd CM Casi\ lhe )8"1.. of spllde' for lh.: ">Citing trid. 1 AUTOMOllfS, MISCEUMEOUS _BDA_JS___ IOATAEPAIRS/ VehidtlWlnltd 9045 Powlt'Boltl 1515 SERVICES AUIOS WAN ILO _,_, ~ Cl rel. tndl5, lhrb. P., Cilllh. Free lOllWW Wt corne to )O-8282 CLASSIFIED It's the solu· lion you 're searching for· whether you 're seeking a home, apart· ment,petor new occupation! :. ,t I 1\ o ~ ' '• • 2000 c ustom I 7fl Clau1c elec:t wfl ••k/ Holly deck, v11n11hed wood 111ter. new cush· •Oii\, Surrey top & lull cover S3900 9&500-J2!l() SELL your stuff through classi fied! BOATS SUPS/ MOORINGS/ LAUNCHING/ STORAGE 9680 N-Dedra FrH ._. l0t Duffy 21' elec:ttlcs. Incl 1nsu1 a nee, ma111I & revenue Balbo• Bo•I Rentals 714 557SIOOx12 SSft MOOalNG wit .. bolt for u le in Newport Beach Call Chuck 949·645·033' SLIPS FOii SAIUOA TS currently av1rl1ble Up to !>Oit C111 t4f-t75-4147 "Employee. " "Empleado. '' "A rbeitnehmer." ''Employe." GEmAl. IEPAll 'IWNIINANCE • ~ta!. Ulmm!rtW No Job 1bo Small DaYe llamllton 949')22·1292 V•fttvr• C1ftcr1t1 & Mn_., Brick. Bloch. Slone. Concrete Res/Comm L•747C.S 714·965·2824 0 YOU•MOMI IM,ROVlMINT f'llOJICT? Woad/Ch•"' ltnll P•llO Tr•• S.rvlca, Yard coven. "-'· Wndws. Till! Clu nup. Maintenance AlAN THI HANDYMAN All worli auaranlt td Plumbrc. fllcllic•I, Doors, F rll5h carp c 9&2JM.Ml'l ( .............. '/l'{rs Pi> Creaf P11cel Cu1ranteed worll Free est l •375602 714-!>JS.1534 7-390·294!> Clrpet Rep1lr~tn Budaet C11 P•I wllol• Piil~' tnlt~ll rtP"'" rutr~h h•na pronipl \OIV\lt •114 976 Cl()'; ~CAll'IT Olt"l.., Repa11' P.1tl'11na. ln>lall Cour l~Ott\ Any \tU 1ob~ Wholr•al~1 949 492 0205 1. .. 11. rrl11nlbe1. PA11•l.r h111dym1n. ur 111¥ uf the areAt ''' v11 e' lt'ted here 1n nm ''-' vtce du K tof yt lll(S[ LOCAL SVC PEOPLE CAN HELP YOU !ODAY! WITTHOfrf OltYWAU I.II phlH\ ltnlk I ,Ob\ CUANI 70y11. l11r free lt.~I I 400030 / 14-639 144/ Electrical Servlcn SMAll JOI llf'UtT Looi, Ourtk Responst lfome. 'raid & Oock I t11t t 20 y" ( ~p ~ (""" 1tl'/1':JlJ10~~ ,,_ ,.... .. ,...,... Sprlnkler Repair. Hauline Lt74894S 949 646 8!>21 (t4t) U0-171 I CUSTOM CMAlM TU lnslllllabon \Mtt I* lmlC. ~.stone ....,. '975 Lll(il2044 .let! 714 612 9'.llil LIMY st.w... R~ed Rtrrout10 & tnltall1lion TIL[ O[AN 949 673 8065 714 846-8526 714 883 lml co.uw GWllDOOIS ~ .......... $4 .. 949.645.5704 11J17111 RI <,fOHI • HI PAIR /i. Ill Mfllll 1 IN(, i\l I IOI\ Hi\NI >YMMJ '>I HVI< .I .. ' . . . "• u,. S,.cl.tltt. All lypn of rep111s Etecb1 cal l)lumblnc. doon. wat. IM1f1n Irle &. mo,. 24/7 days 714·366 1881 "-'"' JUN• TO THI OUM,111 71•·968·1882 AVAllABLE. lOOAYI 949-673-!1566 °'*170.V-Low,,.. .. Storege~ &me. UNI! 949-845-4'546 m-s CUSTOM 'MNTING Prorl, tleen. qu•llty wofk tnte<lor/eal ind dock~ U 703468 9C9·COO· IO!i4 ICIWt l.OONfY ,AINTM Quality Wllfh. low rite. c:.M tor flee estimate. tll.791!>42 714-876-flSl I ltAINIOW CllQI MMff llST MOVIH SSS/~. Pa1nt111e·lnV••l lbM/Apt S.fvlfll All Clti.s ln,u1ed Quahty tobl Free t!il..,,.I• '163844 323 997 1193 l•569897 714·6J&..8888 323-630-9971 call PUBLIC NOTICE The Call!. Publle Ulilltles Commission requires that ell uied h ouuhold 1 oods movers pnnt lheir PU C. Cal t 11umb9'; hmos 111d ch1ulfeurs print th111 1 C P. number ln 111 '°""' l1$t1T1tnts. II you hive 1ny qutsllo111 1boul th• l•r•llly of • mover, ltmo or Chev"-. ull· "'*"""""" <CNUUHtOll .,, .... , ~ """'f,.. ~Professional Painting Uc~ llltedar/lltedcr DemdftNllill U.MblC Rob llt*I · Owner Coet1 Mesa. Ca (949) 646-3006 Cell 949-887-1480 0 200< "'"* ""-• ~. 30 CeleClrll.lff 3' Klutz'• cry 34 C1-'a 38 p-QOOde$I 37 °"8lt trW'clpOl1 38 Lumber lllwl 43 Energy «Cold -- kloele •7 Cnaplet •9 Perons tllildw1la 50 1'11ot's aic1 SI Wed Oii 11\e f\Jt'I NOMAmR HOW YOU SAY IT, CLASSIFIED CAN FIND IT. e lac er adMsiOnol '111TJ lla"lle<t SCWER J£TIINC H lC TRONIC SL AB L[AK OETECflON f rrendly Service f4t -•7 S -9 S0 4 -~com l • 7 S!H'1f1Murt'O S(Wll Al90UllCWIM ('4t)•4S-2U2 HONISl & lllASOMMll PlUMlllt Fr• Est! Sm t'!)llH. OCTFCU Oise. 714 2.:&9150 ,.ICtsl P\UMllMG Rtpeha & Remodelln1 FREC ESTIMATE Ll687398 714-969 1090 THI STltlf',HI Special111ne '" Wallpapr Removal l •588241 949·360·1211 .. Ttvsday, f ebnlaly 12. 2004 .......... NP ......... CMr1Nf11 3111 2!>. Ip. llclwd fh. pvt yard, S.. 2110 Cclr81 Awe S22.b0mo~-~ HACMDWUI lb• 2b• U:JOO 21>1 llMI $1700 J IO & JIO 1J2 l6th St 9"9·121·5434 l••I • 2 br 2b• V1ll1 8albo1 o'un """'· tennu, p ool. 1•lt 1u•rdtd. 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EMPLOYMENT, AGEMCY, AND RESUME SEJMCES =:-I020 -----l>HIV I RS & OWNI R OPERAT OR ~ Mo r• l o h' New Y••• New P•y' S111n on Bonu~ V•n I l4tbrd I. A~t»h•ul COi lr••n•n;t Av••l.ible 5,.,11 l1~n\pC\1Ut1nn 866 lH 8801 W WW \W1ftt1 ut .,_1n11ob\ c.ttm C"1. •sl AN! JOBS WANTED E1n91oymtnt Wanted 8200 1.,, ...,.," .... "' ........ fl>M I <htld unfltt ~ f(.,f,,em ,., Av411tl •nflln.., Abt11• •949 I? l 4913 Employment -----ACCOUNTANT I I OOUHPH tor bu\y '"'taufAnt 111 N .. wpQ1t Ile•• h l dll 'l.t9 881 8/l!J ORM R t i.tu A COl tn 111\I l' ~\' luruon p ... ~ No. Ci tdlt ChKM loN• 111•'1! ••1.,...-.f.d (JIR dllVll\ 800 /81 ?178 "ll'••n@rRS I rOM (CAI •srAf41 lit.... OffM RC CllJNAl I Owl ~ ROl4l k>b of molt> CINI ~ & ~ -Plll!WIC (~ 800111 6318 tCAl ~) Or iwr ORM R£ GIOIW.1 <Mor !ht R"'><t k>I\ ,,f ~ 1:..~~· ..... ..,..., ' blfoofltt .,_ 00 ...... 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"" ,,._ .tuto SIB /'$J 714 /!II 2~ Merc•4H '99 MU20 44k m1 bl1e ktblk mnrl lutly !Oadtd l UP•• b ron d thro ueh o ut •818012 $18.995 Ilk• t49·SH·llll www.•c .... l.c9fll Meru du '96 370 SL Coup< while/Ian llhr hMd/\oll lop, musl \te lo app1ec111• vOl 1496 $21,995 Bkt 949 586 11188 www_...w . ...., M•rc•4H 'II S60 Sl Wh1te/1"1 rn1u11c tn/out runs areal. new soft top. nm rwar S17J'j) /14.1'.>1·2E4 Meta.rt Ct and M.>t QUl5 '98 \18 S7K m1 wMe lull P'"'. ltmlM. musl -pvt patty S71KX> 714 54!> 1500 OWt Cl•r• '96 Pt pp, 6 cyl 1aod cond 741< m1 ltew h unt ltrt. SA100 obo 714-SO-Sttl Sill '99 9.SSI S•4- ~ m1 da1k &r1y/t1n lh\1 mnd CO hbulou~ con6tlion SIJ.9!1'.> ~'} Bi.1 949 586 1888 •..... ,.~ ...... hyet• ''1 M"2 2 iea It• spor h c ai Well ma,nluned l owner SJ!>OO obo 949 642 216!> TOYOTA PatUS 2002 Stf11ei • llll Cond 39 :,. mt l/c. tx. pw pl till cc, side arr b•~• •m Im t•~wtt. •I» •llo~ CO c.hal\81!1. fleW l•&\ h1ilJ blue Sl7.170 ~ Sll.<XX! I• m~a 949·67~ 840 / ley-'97 4 ·-SR~ \16, atnt to<ld k>•ded IUIO, ne'f' btea~~. CO. mnrf. very clean $95<Xl 004 ScoU 949 3/!> 21'X> T•y•t• SI•-• '02 Cl 2°" m1. l1dy owned "Ivor CO rur ill lull fact "''" buul hke new cond $17 m vOl-4296 Bkr 949 !>86 1888 --... ,.... ... _ V•lv• '00 SIO T6 39' m• mel•llic silvtr blue oalmul 11111 mnrt CO bu ut•tul like new cono $18 99!1 •451281 B~r t4'-S16-1111 •-.ec,..a.1.c- Bridge YOO 8Ent£JUDGE l\cilhCf' VUlllCf'llblc South dW) . ""ORTit •A 7 J Void AQ8U3 •JHl EAST Wf.ST •J96Sl A762 J9 • K J • 010 K 0 lUS J 1012 •AQ SOUTH • K8• J94 KS • 10 9 7 6 s 11lC tudJHI~' SOl '111 WK'T .._.. P1116 .... J .._ p,., .. S• l'K\ NORTH I .INT Kclbl ,._ Opcnin).\ k .11.I I "c nf • EAST 1 l>bl .._ .... nm h1u rrc au.. unn 11«'\1.' o pla· nJt1on r: ... ,1·, JUOIJl O\Crl'llll WA!> m1cmlc.'\11•te. ')l('" 1n~ " .;ound open· 1n11 tn<l 111kl "' l'anl \Ull. By 11grcc· mcnt, '1111nh·, three no 1rump prom1-.t cuhcr a wltJ 1runor And ~uprcr tn th.-r n.:m) \u1t or at leMt 10 cant. rn lhc mu~ "'th longrr d1.&nl00lh t l lul' pMncr 1' su~ AUTOMOlll.ES, BOATS MISC8.1.ANEOUS IO know wtuch. 5houJd the opponen!i ~· ls a mystery w 11>.l The redou· ble iodicalrd the minor IWCHUittt, and Soulh'sJump 10 five clubscio.cd the auclion. West led 1 >pildc and Ea>t's queen Ml to the kin11-OClcllrcr led • low club 10 the jack and queen, lhe len uf spades tetum --:u uWtl by dummy'~ 8C\'. and IOOthcf Ulmlp Wll> WOO b)' Ea;1's ~. With DO COii)' to the West hllnd 10 cull 1> sp.'ldc tnck, no maner whill East n:tumed declarer would havt the n: 1 of I.he !ricks. Maklna five·odd. Did 1111)'lnlna untowll'il lu\wcn? t::'as1 wai. w~ng tlU\IU¥hWl. Ft~I the bidding Nonh·South might well have ended up ifl lhc wrong COllll'llCl without the douhlc (Rc~mbcr the ambiguity of North'~ !hr« no ttump ) C:.\t compoundc<l thi• with a ~ubtlc dcftnsivc error. When cleclarer lead\ a low uump QI tnck IWO IOWW'd the jack. the king of trumrx becMlC' marted tn We''" hAnd (!folding the kin& of uump" declnrer would wrel) ha"c won the lil'\t tnck in dumm)' Ill lead 1 trump toward lhc: ktng'I f-..:L'll mu~t therefore "'tn tht liN trump with lhc: att and return 1 ,p:ldc. 1'o" Wc<.1 c:an "in the 'ClCond trump "'11h the king and can CL\h llY Jtk'l. 111 "pade' for lhc ..c1ung trid' BOAT REPAIRS/ Vthfdts Wlnlld 9045 PwlrBo.a. 9515 SERVICES AUlOS WAN flO ...,_, 1~or •U.T•~ ...,,,_ P11; Cit:!l1 Free 1°"'1! Wt con11e io you w1U!fit'I, Pay Sl~.Sl<ro.U:OO Ut-221-SUI MOTOR HOMES MotarHoma- Rent 9355 36fl Pr lv•t• M•l•r home tor 1 enl. loaded book now tor sprin& lime 114 965 8282 Cl.ASSIFIED It's the solu· lion you're searching/ or. whether you 're seeking a 73 Balbl w... 13 ,_ ·~Hardt .. ~ m IT, CXrrt1!5 Wit* & ~ 16.JlYOOo 96-574-0E4 2000 custom l 71t Classic elect w/l u k/ Holly deck, var"'shed wood inter, new Cush· ions. Surrey top & lull covet $3900 ~3250 SELL your stuff through classified! BOATS SUPS/ MOORINGS/ IJUNCff ING/ STORAGE 9680 .. _ o.ci.. ,, .. Space 10< Ouffy 21' eleclttes. Incl 1nsur ianc•. ma1nt & re¥1nu1. Balboa Boat Rentals 714 557SIOOa12 SSf1 MOOllMG with boat for ule in Newport Bu ch Call Chuck 949·64!>·0334 SUI'S fOa SA&IOATS cu11ent1y 1v11l1bl• Up 10 !>Ott C•ll t4t·67S-4147 "Employee." HEmpleado." home, apart· ment,petor new occupation! "Arbeitnehmer. " "Employe. '' DOWN I 9noe 2 Ananc:.111 wit 3 Ca"°°" ~· 4 T edllllque 5 Sl<Jpped II tum e Bunc:lw8 7 Aell•v• tension 8 TlrYlylCO herol'8 9 Klwl'• extinct cousin 19 Prom honOfee t I Seys ll'lll IOS4fY 12 Olwlge$ 13 Sf!edtent 21 23 I snowlallS ?4 VOICllllC llow 25 Anntiones 26 lullUllOUS 27 Contmws (2 Wds) 28 $cr111et1 F A" E lit p )( M EN I IE R f lT f R t I f! 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P••11I•• h4ndym1n, u• .my ul th• wreat ,., v11 "' fl\ted here In our \etvl<..e dn8Ctoryl 1 H[ S[ l OCAl SVC PEOPL( CAN HELP YOU TOOi.Yi Drywall Services WITTHOlfT DlYWAU Alt pllne~ •m/lrt f<lb~ CUANI ?Oyr\, ta11 lrrc "' l~ ll-4-6J9 144/ Elldrial Stmces SM All JOI lXPIU loc•I. Qu1tk Re\ponie llome Y&rd & One' [feet 20 Y~ C•p °'"'*" tlecitoc L~~IOAl ~. new SVC 949 ~ J6!J6 0.. llM't WOOd/Chl lfl h,. Palto Tr-Service, Yard c.oven . Door\ Wnc!Wi Ille CIHnup, M11nt1n1nce, "'-,....., .. ,-..i Sp11n,i.1 R1p111. H1uhn& L•74894S 949 646 8521 (t4t) U0-171l OISTOM CMATM TU IMt~llatlOn, wte ur am<c. mablt. stone ~ lt1S l 11612044 Jeff 114 612 9961 UMY $ Rt1>&•ed Re21out1n tnst~llalton fll( OCAN 9 673 8065 71484611526 714 883 2031 G1f191Doan CNITM lllAll IOOIS Wes/Wm llldlW .... $4" t4t.M5.5704 llJl1tll HI '> IOHI • HI PAIH 11. Ill MOil! i INI. i\J l .J()(l I I/HJ! i '( M f, t < •,( IWl<.J .~ .. ·. GW.IAL IEPAll 'IWNIENAN<E • Re.unll:il * COClll1ll'tll! 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