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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2004
'Passion' opens to sold-out theaters
Locals who found tickets to see the movie say they
were wowed by its m essage and graphic images.
out itle the Edwards Triangle ~quart' fl
snacking on popcorn. ~What better day
10 conic !.ee it than Ash Wednei.da)17"
REEL CRITICS
Deirdre Newman
Da1lyP1lot
'"If I ca11 take lllm· out of my day to
~ee ·spider· Man.' I ran tukl· time off for
the 1.ortl," .... ud I t•,lyt.·. \.\ h11 wouldn't
~ive ht•r la't llt1111t'. a' ~lw cntt.•red the
l:cJwartl' I\ 1!•1 ro l'oi111(' Stadium I~
aero.,., from South C.11<1'1 Pl;v.;1.
ft.l<111y of the showings \\l're nlready
i.old out. disappointing woulcJ -be vil'w·
rr-. like Kim Miller and ltcr hushaml
Sloan of Costa Me~a.
Film's intensity is palpable
COSTA MFSA -"The l'a-:~io11 of lhe
dui~t" has been ii.,•niting ro111 rnver-..y
long before having hit th(• .,ilver \Crt'l.'11
on Wedncsda~1 -a dnv cdchmted by
Uiristrans as Ash \VedneMlay. the '>l•Hl
of Lent.
Mel Grbsun·i. movie .1hout tlw la\t I.!
hour' m the lile of Je,ul> Cl1m1 b h:N•d
on n literal i111erprcrn1ion ul thc l;m,
pcls. causing !>Ollle tu d1,1rge that it "
Jn ti-Semitic in it~ portrayal of Jt'w'>.
Many ol 1he movit•gol'r' were 01n-.-
1ian~ who took the dar oll work to 'llP·
port a cinematic ll1ll'rp1t·ta11011 ol tht·
tldining moment uf their n•hwon
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port C ;rh-.on. \\ho h,1, ronw under in ·
ten'e 'iflllCl'lll 111 tht· ''l'l'"' lt•..idm~ up
Ill (he 1110\ I('' rl'll',"l' rill' drrector
'>Pt'nt Sl5 111ill11111 ol Im U\\ 11 money to
mal...e thl' film.
"With all tllt' wurk l\ll'I t .ib,on put
11111> Lhi!'. movit• and all tlw ntlii:ulc. I
wanted to 'uppmt lhe dirt•ctur for 111.ll..·
i11g an allt'lllpl to 'how 'Ol11t'tlti11g Ml ta·
boo, 'o rt•,trit 11•d," :'l.t''"J>url Bl'at h re,i·
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t.:1111 Miller ~aicJ she is Oiri~tian and
wanted to sec it hecause of ht•r rl'l1gio11-.
brhef,. ·roan '>aid he is an ,1thci,1. h111
WJ'> nmou., Ill 'ee it brcau,t• ul tht•
hullah<1loo -,urrounding llw mm u·.
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"H II 111,1 lame out lil..1· a rt'h'lrl.ir
ninv1t•. I probahly wuuld11'1 Ul' a' II lll•r
1·,ll'd." lw s.1id. "'But. my c;od. you ca11"t
rni.,, it."'
l'hcy had a good·na1un•tl dl'hatl'
about whcllwr Gib5on\ i111t>rprciation
See PASSION, Paee A4
ASH WEDNESDAY OBSERVED
EDITOR'S NOTE: Daily P1l<>1 niov10
reviewers Juhn Dcpko and Ric Olsen
prest>nl their 1hough1s dlter wa1d"ng thf'
movie "The Passion ol lhe Ch11s1 wh11 h
opened "' 1hea1ers Wrdnt~sday
·Pa ssion· c.fo .. pht) :-.. bc:-..t
and worst of Gih:-..011
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Kathi Bledsoe of Newport Coast has ashes placed on her head by Father Paul Bradley during Ash Wednesday services at Our Lady Queen
of Angels Church on Mar Vista Street in Newport Beach. The Christian holiday marks the start of Lent. the 40 days in preparation of Easter
Newport leaning toward rehab regulations
June Casagr ande
Da1lyP1lot
NEWPOH1 Hl;\C.11 -Admormh-
ing operator\ of Narronon a' tn1d
m•il(hbors. Ci ty Councrl mrmh1·" on
Tue~day pushed forw;rrd a plan 10
rcg\llatt' dnig· and alrohol·n·covcry
homes to the ex1r 1\l the law allow5.
They calll'd upon the operators the
rehahs tu do the re<;t.
"You're not twing Vl''Y nrighborly
when you hr ing :!7 pl'11plt· 111111 ,, rl',1-
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Bromberg told N.m 011011 'P<>kl',111.in
Jerry M<tr'>h•1ll
Mar,hall pledg!'d 111 l'n111in11e 10
work toward a '11lu11nn 111 neighbor,·
complainh ol lllll'il'. ngarC'lll' 'in!Okt',
pmfa1111y and l11gh 1wdt'\lria11 traffi c
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fronl nn tlte pe11i11,11la
"We belwvl' w1· 1•.111 find a '>!1lu1ion
that work' fur l'Vl'ry111w.'" Mar,hall
THE BELL CURVE
.. aid . .tdtlrng tlwt he would c·on'ilder
finding u lll'W location fur at lea ... 1
...i1me ul tl\C' 27 people in it' rco;itl<'n
1ial 1rca1111cnt facilit y in Newport
Rench.
·1\1c-;day\ talk was the 'iecuncl .. tmlv
sc•s.,inn on sliltt' and federal law~ tha·l
pre -crnpt local authority to rcg111<1tt•
group recovery homes. fhough the
laws leave cities lilt.le elbow room, thl'
l'.ity still hns <>ome options for regulat
ing the homes. And it appear!. likdy
New York is all in the names
T oday, I'm going 10 drop ~ome
names -without b'llill or
embarrassment.
Jr yo u were one of the uncool
minority in thJs nation unaware of
the crisis facing Carrie Bradshaw In
the final episode ofHSex and the
Oty~ last Sunday, then you might
not want to read on. The crisis had
to do with whether she would leave
her luxurious digs and prestlgiou'I
lover in Paris and return to her threr
pals in New York.
Four days before I SO locals. as
reported in the Pilot, joined soul
mates at the I lard Rock Cuf~ In
Fashfor1 Island to learn Carrie's
'
JOSEPH
N. BELL
derision. my wife
and I ~pent two
hours breathing
the <tame air as
the actress who
portmyed Carrie.
And so closely
had Sarah le!>sica
Pnricer become
Carrie that seeing
Parker In New
York seemed a
clear sign to me
that Carrie would
be returning to New York. too.
Sherry and l were there doin~
1lica1er. a costly habit we acquired
'
many year!> ago and Indulge in now
only occa'lionally since
transportation, hotels and theater
tickets add up to something like the
ew York Yankees' payroll. But we
regarded the drastic aJrfare
reductions early thjs year as a direct
communication from God that we
should go. And o on Wednesday
night, Feb. l8, at 8 o'clock. we were
sining in the seventh row center of
the Al 1llrschfcld111eatre walling for
the start of "Wonderful Town" when
Carrie put down in a seat about six
foet awny.
See CURVE, P .. 1 A5
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See REHAB • Paee AS
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See CRITICS. Page A 1
Fight for
KO CE-TV
moves to
the courts
Sayi ng the coll ege district
violated state law, Duystar
file s suit to ove rturn the
televi ">io n <;talion's sa le.
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See KOCE, Page /\4
FAIRGROUNDS
Swap meet's
bid process
to be chosen
Thr derision on how to
pick the co mpany tha t will
run the O .C. Fairground'\'
mark er will be m ad e toda\'.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
1-AIH< lllOllNl>!-i l'ht• 01.111gi· C 1111111\'
i:air Board I!'. poi~(·tf. finnlly. to dendl' 111
tlay how it will d1oow who will 11111 lilt·
fai~rmrnd~· high·t•nd \wap 1111'<'1
A dec1~ro11 011 how to h:Lndlc th1· hid
ding prm·c" fo1 the IO·ycar k.1,1• h.1,
dragged on '>incc July. whrn the tw11 wn1
panic~ compcting for the least' 11i.ull· .1
host of complattW• and allegations. In lulv.
hoard member; decided to <;tart over fro111
the beginning, saying a choke at tlt,11
point would have ended up being 1 lt.11
lenged in court.
On Feh. 6, the fair hoartl'~ cxt•i:uti\'l'
commi11ec recommended the explomtion
of all possible altrmativcs, including 111'
gotiatinJ( solely ~\/ith Tel Phil EntcrprN''>,
SH SWAP. P•se A4
• ' ..
A2 Thursday, February 26, 2004
Dady Pilot
POLITICS
THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE
f'llf PHOTO/DAILY PtlOT
70th Assembly District candidate Marianne Ztpp1's cause ts helping the f am11tes of members of the military m San Otego County.
Everything you ever wanted
to know and were afraid to ask
Aflcl• Robinson
Da1lyP1lot
In the cour'le "' i11tervll'wing rhe 16
candidates in th(• March 2 primary
recenrly prufilt'<J in rht! Oa1ly Pilot a
numher of 111tl'fl''rin~ 11db11 ... about the
~pmn.g pohtic1ans came tn light that
didn~ end up llttinR into the final storie'I.
1 lere are soml' hlllt' L11own fact!. about
the candidate-. who \\,mr to represent you
111 ~•ate and federal guvernmen1:
In the 10th J\.,~emhly DiMrict race.
Newpon Beach e11trepreneur CrtstJ
Crlstkh enjO}"> '>flUn ~hoo1111g and know ..
how to fly a pk1m·. 5hl• once wanted ro be
thl' first wom an pilot for the U.S. Air 1-orce
Thunderbirds and -.hl· m et her husband .
John MU.ZZO. while getting her pilot's
licm se at Joh n W.1ync Airport.
Irvine defon1'c comultanr Oiuck
OeVo~s military duties in the California
Army National Guard have put him in the
line of fire more than once. I le served as
an intelligence officer in a tank unit at
Martin Luth er King and Crenshaw
boulevards d uring thr 1992 Los Angeles
rioti< and he was 011ce carjacked at
gunpoint while on d uty in Panama.
UC Irvine engineering student
<lM>nchol Gupta likes to .,cuha dive and
has talcen diving trip' tu (;rt'nada and the
Caribbean.
Former nep. Bob Doman. who 1c;
running for the 46th Di.Mrict Congre sional
seat, once drove a hecr tn1ck for a Irving
and broke Into an acting career through
motorcycle stunt woit.
Assemblyman John Campbell. w ek.ing
the 35lh District Senate seat, knows how ro
malce a Grand Mamicr ouffie and other
gourmet di4'hes. which he enjoys with fine
wines Crom hi~ 600-bottJe collection. Bur
that assortment d~n't fill half his new
1.500-botlle wine cellar.
In the rnce for the 68th DtStrlct
N.sembly sent. (ia rdcn Grove City
Council man Mark Leya and his wife are
avid gardeners who have won blue
ribbon!> at the Orange County Fair for their
oranges. Their orchard also produces
apples, limes, lciwis, guavas. figs and
grapes. and they grow some flowers and
vegetables.
A cause for a political run
In the often·criticaJ days before an
election. it seems everyone has a cause.
a nd a p rominent partner to work on 11.
For 70th Assembly District candidate
Mariann~ ZJppl, it's helping the fam ilies
of members of the m iJltary In San Diego
County with former USC star nanning
back Anthony Davit .
The two have team ed up to assist
Military Outreach Ministries in collecting
food, furniture. and children and baby
items to be donated to mllitary fam iJies
al Camp Pendleton. To make a d onation.
call (9491 622-0009.
Assemblyman ken MIMldox's latest
push is a joint effort wtlh state Sen. Tom
McOJntock 10 end in ·state tuition
henefits for illegal immigrants. In 200 I.
forme r Gov. Gray Davia signed into law a
biU granting the tuition rate of California
residents at state universities a nd
comm unity coll eges to illegal
immi8rants who have lived I~ th e 1>tate
for 1hree years. The Maddox·McOintock.
b ill. which would repeal that law, io;
expected to be heard in the senate in
March or April.
Consumer cho ice In health care is rhe
cau!>e celebr~ for Rep. Chrl1 Co'-. who
announced Wedne d ay he's sponsorin g a
biU to make out-of-pocket health care
expenses I 00% tax deductible. The
legislation is in tended to make it easier
for Americans lo p urchase health care
heyond the oflen limited choices offered
by their e m ploye rs. Cox projects the bill
would benefit nearly 35 million seniors.
m ost of whom have to spend their own
after-tax income to buy health care tu
1..upplement Medicare and Medicaid
coverage.
A poll that's made of straw
lf the March 2 election were olely up to
the n people "vho attended a Newport
Heach Cllamber of Commerce candidate~·
fo rum on Friday. Proposition 55, the public
edu cation bond issue. and Proposition 56.
which changes the legislature's required
vote for budget and tax bills from
rwo·thirds to 55%. wouJd have been
i.oundly defeated. according to the evenr\
ex.It poll. The same group wouJd have
passed Proposition 57. a Sl5-bi1Jion bond
backed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.
and Proposition 58. a baJanced budger
req uirement, by a landslide.
The same group of voters 'lhowed they
favored Campbell in the th ree-way
Republican race for rhe 35th Dis trict
senate seat and Crislich over six
contenders -including Democrat Carl
Martz. who received one vo1e, and
Hepublican Oionchol Gupta. who a~ a
no·show couldn·t even vote fo r h imst'lf
a nd received no votes -in rhe 701h
Asse mbly District race.
A last bit of bac kin g
Candidate!>' t'ndorsement
announcemenis have !>lowed 1 111u~r a
trickle in the fi nal day~ beforl' the
primary election. b ut they haven't
entirely stopped coming. OeVort' w n1
o ut a s tatemen t about hi.s endor,cmcnt
by Republican Sen. Dennis
Hollingsworth, Leyes received the
endorsement of the California
O~ani1.ation of Police and Sheriffs. and
Cristlch h as received support from the
chairman of the Oavis Recall Commiuee,
Ted Costa.
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POLITICS ASIDE
Why all the talk
about immigration?
deficit, illegal
imrrugration
historicaJly becomes
an important issue."
But why take this
particular route into
budgetary issue)?
L ast week. when
writing about
the horde of
political literarure
that has been
Inundating
Newpo n ·Mesa
mailboxes. I noted
that illegal
immigration appears
to be a cen1ral
campaign issue. I also
aired m y skepticism
A comment fro m
Wagner offers a
possible rntionale:
''I've s pent five years S.J. CAHN on the Board uf
tJ1at it really would be a
driving fo rce fo r vpters come
Tuesday.
And then I attended a
candidate forum Friday
m orning. where the issue
played front and cen ter in
both the 35th state Senate and
70th Assembly races.. Perhaps,
I thought. there is more to this
debate than I think.
So. I e-mailed a few of Lhe
Msernbly candida1es to ask
why they 1hought vo1ers
would react to it.
"The i'\:.ue of illegal
11111111gra11on has been al least
as important to the voters a!'>
the budget, 1udging from wha1
people sa)' to me when I'm
walking the neighborhoods
knocking on door . and from
the questions we get at the
various candidate for a,"
Irvine resident Don Wagner
said .
"I think thar the public sees
in this issue much of what's
wrong with state
government." he added. "Too
m uch n1oney is spent making
the stare hospitable to iJJegal
aliens al a time when the s1a1e
jus1 doesn't have the money to
spend. Taxpayers rightly
resent their hard earned
doUars going to those who
break the law."
One of his opponents and
fellow Irvine resident, Oiuclt
OeVore, said: "The issues I
hear about most often are the
narlonal security implications
of illegal aliens, frustration
over th o e here illegally
getung social welfare benefits
from the taxpayers and the
complete lack of local and
<;tale law enforcemenr
Cl.'>'iistance 10 federaJ
immigration authorities,·
Devore said. "WhUe I.he
federal government is in the
driver's seat on immigration
policy, we ought to do what
we rnn to reduce the
incentives for Illegal alien!> to
come to California."
Corona del Mar's Cristl
CristJch sees budgetary
reasons behind voters'
concerns.
"Illegal immigration i) a
major i~sue thi~ year becau~e
we are in a budger crisis and
10 rhe extenr that as slate
legi"ila1ors we can impact this
is~ue 11 is important fo r the
voters to know where we
'itand. • she said.
"lltegaJ immigration costs
taxpayers billions of dollars
every year from providing
social services. to housing
illegal alien felons in our
prisons. Whel'\ the state is
racing a rnultibillion dollar
Trustee~ of rhe Sourh
Orange County Com muniry
College Distric1 and no single
issue in that time -including
the El Toro Airpo rt -
generated as many
complaints to me to do
something about it than did
the OaVls Administra tion'!.
effort~ in its waning days lo
providt' in·sta lc tuition and
tuillon fee waiver' 10 illegal
aliens."
If hi!> 1111pre~ion I'> even
m ildly in hne w11h how v1>H't~
in the di'trict .m: teclinK.
perhap'> all tht: money ht'1ng
'>pen1 1ou1in~ i:amJidOJre,·
po ition'> on the i'>-.ue l'>n't
just going down the drain
ANOTHER ROUND OF
MAJLINGS
Since last week, there hd'i
been a couple of inreresting
developments to the m ailer
campaign'>. The lir't i'> the
appearance of the Nl•w
Majon ty. a 1tocially
m odera1e/ fiscally
conservative w oup of
Republicans. many from
Newport Beach. It is .. it.ling
with Cristich in mailers thar
continue 10 imply tha1 the
70th Al.sembly race is a
Cristich /DeVore contest.
CDeVore is nor th eir choice. 111
other words, in theM? mailer' I
The New Majority, aftt:r J
(jtfuJ start to its politicaJ
career -.everal year-. d.:o.
scored a b1~ puht1caJ viCIOI')
with the electio n of Arnold
Schwarzenegger 1n 1he recall
race. Its members '"ere
stron~ly hehmd
Schwar1enegger, mo.,t notably
EmuJcx chief PauJ Folino
Now. we Wiii M'e if 1hdr
winning '>lreJk continues.
The second development 1,
the appearance or state Sen
Tom McOJntod. om> of lhl'
more conservative
Repu blicanlt in Sacramento
and a candida te in October
for governor. He's maldn~
appearances on ma ilero; in ti ll'
J51h 'itate "ienate race on
hehalf of A,.,emhly111a11 Ken
Maddox
Mc<J1111nck >tam ered
119.504 VOil'\. or 15.J6%. HI
lhp rt>lJll l'lec11011 hl•re 1n
Oran~e County.
Schwaoenegger. \\ho a-.
supporting A'>'>emblyman
John Campbell m the race.
garnered 49:1,850 vole• .. or
6:1.49% of that VOIC.
We'll ~e1· what thl'1r
inOuem·e 1' on Tuc~dJ)'·
• S.J. CAHN 1s the managing
editor He may be readied at
(949) 574-4233 or by e mail at
s.j.cahn a lst1mes.com
SURF ANO SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
• Expect heavy showers early
that will diminish during the
afternoon. Highs will be from
58 to 63 degree• with tight
wind a.
Tonight's conditions will be
moatly cloudy wtth a 20%
chance of rain. Lows will be
from 42 to 47 wi1h light winds.
tnfonnation:
www.nws.~a.gov
BOATING FORECAST
On the Inner w.ters, winds
will be out of the WMt at 10 to
20 knota wtth wtnd wavea of 1
to 3 feet on •west swell of 10
to 18feet.
Tonight. wlnda will be out of
the northwest et 10 to 20 knot•
with wind wev• of 1 to 3 feet
on w.tt twell of 10 to 18 feet.
Farther out, wlnda will be
outofthe~at 15to 25
knotl on combined ... , of 18
to 22 feetexcept16 to 18 feet
ecrot1 the fer N ltem portion.
Tonight. winds will be out ol
the northwest al 10 to 20 knots
with wind waves of 1 to 3 feel
on a west swell 18 to 22 feet
except 15 to 18 feet across the
eastern portion.
SURF
The surf is looking very big
and hazardous today along the
coast
A system from the Gulf of
Alaslta Is poised 10 reach the
California coaat with little to no
decay. Have fun and be careful.
W..quallty:
www.surlrldar.org
TIDES
T1me
12:34a.m.
8:00a.m.
2:00 p.m.
6:46p.m.
Height
4.44 feet high
1.36 feet high
2.47 feet high
2.19 feet high
WATER TEMPERATURE
57degrffa
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Oatly Piiot
Council OKs creation
of Newport Coast center
Current plans for the community facility
may need to be scaled back as they would
put its cost a bout $3 million over budget.
June Cuacrande
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT COAST -Dcspile
staff worrie!> that not enough
residents weighed in on a com·
muniry center and a number of
other concerns, the City Council
.1pproved creating a $7 ·million
community center.
'"I question whether we
reached the full community out
there.· said Assistant City Man·
Jger Dave KiJf. who had rccom·
mended that the council con·
!>ider conducting a mail ballot of
11eighborhoods to see how many
households wouJd support
building the center near New-
port Coast Drive and San Joaquin
l lills Road.
KifT also suggested installing
"!>tOry poles" at the proposed site
to wve neighbors an idea of what
will be built there and how tall ii
wouJd be, but Mayor Tod Ridge-
way said the details of the com-
munity center mus t first be re·
vised.
The vision of some Ncwpor1
Coast community leaders for a
!)Late-of-the-an community ccn·
tcr to unify neighbor.-. of difTt'rt'lll
gated communitie!> date., hark 10
1997, four years before Nc\\porl
Coast was annexed tn the ell)'. In
more rect>nt year,, that vhion
ha~ taken l>hape in the form of a
22,000·square-fool center that
would have a full-sized b'}'lnna·
slum. a library, community
meeting rooms and other amen -
ities.
But the estimated price of this
dream center, wltich more than
one official described 3!> "gor-
geous,· is way over budget: The
communjty has $7 million set
:l.!>ide for the center: the project
they came up with would rnsl
abo ut $IO million.
"This projec1 needs 10 be
scaled down. Period. II ha., to be
wit11in budget," Mayor Tod
Hidgeway said. "h would he pre-
mature in my estimation 10 put
story poles in as il's cum•mly de-
i.igned ."
The money for the cen1 er wa."
i.ct aside from $25 million the Ir-
vine Ranch Water District paid
for the right to continue provid·
ing water to Newport Coast aOer
annexation to Newport Reach .
·111e bulk of that money, $18 mil·
lion, is being paid back to resi-
dents on their tax hiUl> over the
next !>eYeral years. The $7 mJllion
wai. set ru.ide for a community
center. if it was d etermined that
tJie community wanted one.
Al Willinger, a member of the
Newpon Coa5t AdviM>ry Com -
m111ee that has long advorntcd
the community center, said that
the commillce went 111 great
lengths to seek community input
on the idea: setting up tables
outside a local grocery store,
canvassing some neighborhoods,
holding a town haU meeting.
"We believe that aJJ but about
10% lo 15% of the community
supports this 1.:enter," WiUb1ger
said.
But opinion cards collected at
the town hall meeting showed
that about half of the 100 or so
people in attendan ce opposed
the project, leading city staff to
suggest a more thorough baU01-
ing.
In the end, however. council
members took into account the
tem1s of t11e city's agreement
with the Newport Coast commit·
tee, which its m embers interpret
to mean that the City Council
should support the commjuee's
recommendation.
'"The committee has done a
very effective job of advocating
that this center be huill." said
Councilman John I leffcman. o nl'
of two council members who
!>erve on the Newport Coa.-.1
committee. I lctTeman objected
10 the fact 1Jwt the two w u111:il
members on the cornmillce wen•
1101 allowed to vote on the com-
munity center. "You 've had a
pre11y determined po!>ition that
thi~ thing is going tu be built. I'm
going 10 say 10 the cormnilll't'
that you can do what you want.
hut it's your responl>ibility. •
I lcfTernan's colleaE,'ltC11 agn•t•d.
unanimously approving lht•
community center ronct'pl.
NEWPORT BEACH COUNCIL MEETING WRAP-UP
I lere are some den•;ion\ t:oming 0111 of
Tuel-day night ·l> C:ity c :1111ncil mel'ting.
CITY MANAGER PAV
City Manager 1 lomt'r nludau received a
pay increase. Council nwmlwrs on 'l\tesday
u nanimously a pproved a 4% raise 1hat will
bring Bludau\ annual salary to
$186,645. A thrcc-per~on
council rornmittct•
rcrommemled the raiw ba~ed
on a survey uf other ciry
manager\ ~alJrie~ throughout
the region. The ra1\C will bring Bludau's pay
IO I Jlh oul of 2:1 Orunge C:oun1y cities
i.urveyed. up from 15th place.
WHAT IT MEANS
The raise i!> rclroartivc· to Jan . :I o l this
year. I lowever. thi-; 1inw Bludau and City
Council member'> agn'l't.l 011 a 1wo-year
raise, which mC'an., that lw will 1101 he up for
a rai!tt' until 2006
WHAT THEY SAID
"We are rewarding our fine nly manager
for work well done.· said Councilman John
I leffernan, a member of 1hc ~ubcommi1tee
that recom mt'ndcd the rai,c.
PLAN CHECKERS
Council mcmhers on Tut•,day ah.o
approved a plan to hire two full time
employee" to check huilding
plans ant.I anothC'r part-time
person to handle permit'\. The
~ovc i' de~igncd tu imprnvt•
<,ervice while dcrre<L,ing 1he
city\ reliance on more
expen!>ive outside cuntrarlor,,
WHAT IT MEANS
While conslruclion artlvily 111 thl• c11y hal>
steadily increased in rcc-cn t derndes. the
Building Department ha!> nol hired any new
plan checkers !>inc(• the 1971h. City o fficials
NEXT MEETING
•WHEN: 7 p.m. March 9
• WHERE: City Council chambers at C11y Hall.
3300 Newport Blvd.
•INFORMATION: Staff reports and agendas
a re available online at
http://www .city.newport-beach.ca.us. For
information by phone, call (949) 644-3000.
hupc the new people wilJ help plan cht•ch
move thrnuKh lht' system faster a nd with a
higher level o f scruti ny.
WHAT THEV SAID
"In my view. I think a case has been rnadc
for adding these positions." said
Councilman Gary Adams.
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
A plan to move utilities undeq,~round on
two Wt•'t Nt'wport ).trects failed after
propeny owners in the area learned 1ha1 it
woulc.J cu,1 more tha n $ I million to move
ft'Wt'r than 20 pole!! undeJ1,TTOund. Ole
average property owner in the distri ct would
have paid ahoul $23.000 for the work.
Property owner~ who had initially pushed
for 1he project on Tuesday voted it down by
a 55% rnargin .
WHAT IT MEANS
Council members. baffled by the high cost
of 1he work. have asked staff to arrange a
meeting with So uthern California f-.dbon
executives to learn why that company':. co~I
for moving underground utilities there i'> -.o
high. If ci ty leaders fi nd a way to revive the
project at a more reasonable cost, they
could bring ii back 10 a later council
meeting.
WHAT THEY SAJD
"Is ii possible there was some
computational error here? Th is cost just
seem !> so far o ut of wh ack." said
Councilman Steve Bromberg.
BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS YOUR DENTAL HF..ALTii
Sound of Silence
Celebration Friday
·m e Orange (',aunty Perform
ing Arts Center will hold i1s
Sound of Silence Celct>ral ion 011
Friday to thank local residcnH,,
businesses. hotels and other
community members for their
patience during construction of
the new Renee and Henry Seger-
blrom Concert l lall, Sarnueli
llicater and education center.
The event, to he held at 01e
center's Phu.a Terrace from 4 to
5:30 p.m .. will feature free food
and opportunities 10 win prl7.es
and giO certificates.
The center is located a t 600
Town Center Drive in Costa
MeM. Information: (714) 556-
2121.
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rtcurring 1<·n~inn hcadachr, andlor
morning hr•dach« 1hcn yuu mip,h1
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Cknching your teeth while ail«P.
and during chc-day i1 rhc rnuh of
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more inu~n1dy than usual) and
becoming painful, •nd chr foras
gtnnatt'G caUK ~in to surrounding
us.sues, join1J, and orhc-r mudcs. By
rrducing the in1cn1ity of the
clenching, )':'.OU dTcctivcly minimi7c
the 5001'« or the pain -ufccn '" just •
few daYJ-A cwr.om oral •pplian« c~n be
made that dTcrnvcly 1upprl:Mft
clenching, pr<Widc1 rdicf. and
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PUBLIC
SAFETY
COSTA MESA
• ..._..,. SbMt: All
asaault was reported In
the 3000 blodc at 11 :56
a.m. Monday.
• ,_.._ Roed: A
burglary was reponed In
the 2700 blodc at 1:45
p.m. Monday.
• F9'Mew Roed and
Sunfto ,.,., Awnue:
Petty theft was reponed
at n:oe p.m. Monday.
• Hamlhon StrMt: A
home burglary was
reponed In the 700 blodc
at 3: 14 p.m. Monday.
• Harbor Boulevard: A
traffic accident 1nvot11lng
iojunes was reported in
the 2 too bloa et 3:31
p.m. Monday.
• Jamaiai Road: Forgery
was reported m the 1800
hlodc 8112:12 p.m.
Monday.
• P9ulerino Avenue: A
home burglary was
reported In the 800 blodt
at 5·51 p.m. Monday.
• E•tt 11th Sttwt: Petty
theft was reported in the
200 blodc at 5:07 p.m.
Monday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• East Coett Highway: A
commercial burglary
was reported in the 3800
bloc:t at 9:26 a.m
Tuesday
• West Coast Highway;
Battery was reported m
rhe 2600 blodc at 1 ·37
a m Tuesday.
• Dove Sm.et:
Vandalism was reported
1r1 the 1100 blodt at t ·38
p.m. Tuesday.
• Eestbluft Drive: A
hit-and-run was
reported in the 2600
blodc ot 12:09 pm.
Tuesday
• Hetlotrope Avenue: A
home burglary was
ceported in the 400 bloc:t
at 4 22 p m. Tuesday
• Monrovia Avenue : An
auto theh was reported
in the lSOO blodt al 2·43
p.m Tuesday
• Sun-ey Drive: A home
burglary was reported in
the 4800 blodc at 5· 17
p.m Tuesday.
•Via lthau· Grand thefl
was ceportod tn the 200
blodc at 10 17 ll m
Tuesday.
KOCE
Continued from Al
I le argtw<l th11t KOCE-lV
Foundullon's original offer of $8
million In ca'ih and $24 million
on a long-lcml note has changed
~o much it is essentially a new
bid, submitted after the dead·
line. Cum:ntJy. the 1emis call for
lhl' foundation to pay $8 million
down a.rut $17.5 million. interest
frne, over 30 years.. That tr.ins·
lures to a value of between S19
n11llion to sz:1 million in IJ1e rnr·
rent market. Sherman said.
"Once a b id is accepted there
shouldn't bt> any renegotiation:
he ..a.id. • rhat constjtutc<. a new
hid .•
l>;1y:.1ar':. cash ofl'n. he said.
would pmvuie in~tanl relief to
11\C' c0Uc1-1e db1ric1':. campu:.t.'S,
wt111'h arc Mniggling wirh s1a1e
budget (·ut!..
Shennan 1>aid that hjs clll'nt
h:is dis<:u'!~cd keeping a portion
of the cun cnt pro~mmming. but
did not know how inuc:h would
n!main a11d how much would lw
rcliKiou!t. l>ays1ar is 1he i.:oun1ry's
wcond-latgt.">l religious bmad·
cRmcs
Continued from Al
Mel Cih~on ttre on d1,play hcrc.
I le use1> Ull' mo1>t graphic spl•cial
effects po:.1>ihl1· to depk t till'
~ony inOkted on Je-;us in Ill'>
final hour&. Ole dr.twi1 <1111
'l'er1c of< hrist being 'cour~t·d
by ,,uJL\t11· Roman '11ld1l'r. '' "'
l1mg, <.o hrutaJ and Ml
hlo111J1hiN y tJ1at it border:. 1m
tlw di~u:.ting.
l.eatht'r whip:. wnh latgl' iron
liuoL' np out lal)(e c:hunks 11f
ll<''h in c.xlrt'llW close-up anti
,111w mo11on Ju. .. 1 when you
thll\k tht.' !>OldH?n. art' finally
fiui,h.t'tl. h;wint: 1·omplc1cly
'hrc.'<.I apan tJ1t• back of Je,u!>.
lhl'Y nip h 1111 over and stan 111
l111y OJlt'll tltt' fro11 1 of his body
We mu<tl endure anuther
l'1'tt'nded ruund of lhr must
l rul'I and rC'al~lll' rorrures ever
w1·n on fiJm
llur, homfic 'l°ene M.>-em<; ru
g<1 on fort'vt•t, yl't 11\ only thl'
ht.1,'lnnin~ c1f the to m1cnt:. that
h(' :tht••11I l'i111, of hlood drain
fr1111l 100 ~111111tb a.' Chri.-.1
wr1thl'' 111 .:mtt•..quc aJ(ony
Wt· 111u s1 watch h" mother
m11p11in~ up pool.; ofh1s blood
\\llh wh11t• roweb. the rerrihlt·
uow11i11J( of thorn,, the homli<.
lw111it11(.' .11> he c:arrw:. the uo'-1>
111111 the ~1gh1 and ringing sound
of hUHt: n.tih being pounde<l
dtrt·l'lly into his tr<'tnhling
h,1111.J<..
l )m.'>I loudly gu~le' h1' own
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OJSfer.
"The (act lb.at m y client does
Alllglous programming should
not be a factor lln lhe salel. •
Sherman said. "That's religious
dlscrimination. •
Meg Waters. whose public re-
lations finn Waters & Faubel ls
also representing Daystar. said
they would keep 25" of the air-
time for college courses televised
by KOCE·TV.
The KOCE·lV Foundation has
promised to preserve the format
of the station. which is Orange
Coumy's onty PBS affiliate.
111e suit against the district
al110 names the KOCE·lV Foun·
dation but none of the district
trustees. though Sherman dk1
not rule tJ1at possibility out if the
dli.rrict dnes nor comply. lASI
wt:ek. the trustees announced
they would stand by their ded·
sion to seU to the foundation.
They have until March IO to
agree to tenru and come up with
S I00.000. The foundation has
until June 30 10 come up with
the $8 million.
Milford L>ah.I, auomey for the
disrrk c. could not be reached for
rnmmenr. but sald last week that
they would me a t:ross·com ·
hluo<I throughout the enure
bru1aJ movie. Though I was
mised Catholic and 1 am a
t.:11mbat veteran. these scenes
were very hard to handle.
I laving some mercy on I.he
audience. Gibson occasionally
rul.l> away from the endless
VIOience to present short
nushbacb of the minlsuy of
JeMJS. The Last Supper, the
St-rmon on tlle Mount and other
reoichings are beautifully
prl'sented vignettes of his life.
rhe-.e ~cnes a.re welcome and
wonderfuJ but taJce up only a few
momen b in a Jong 6.lm devoted
10 'ome of the most deprdved
c:ruchy ever presented on screen.
l'h~ scenes have been
depicted in many ocher films.
hul th.is is rhe first time 11 has
bct>n done with such
~•omach·chuming.
s1:11e-of·thc·art spedaJ effects.
f'he fact that the story may be
rrur and the victim may be Jesus
does noc make the horrors
prt'SCnted any easier to watc:h or
more worthy of being seen.
Wa.Uowing in blood and gore
aml a slow death, if lhe victim or
thl"Se unspeakable tonures were
d/l ordinary ma.n. this would be
considered a snufJ mm
completely out of tJ1e
mam,t.ream As it b. 1h1s R·rated
film ts definitely not for kid.; and
11> guaranteed not 10 give you
any thoughts of joy or peace. It is
no1 for the squeamish of any
failh.
• JOHN DEPKO 1s a Costa Mesa
resident and a senior mvesugator
foe lhe Orange County public
delender 's office
Movie has violence
hu t lacks reported gore
By Ric Olsen
I walked in expecting Freddy
Krueger-styie gore from all
the press I had heard about
Mel c;ibson's "Th e Passion of
the Ch rist ·So when the first
blood wab drawn, I thought.
"here we go," but the gore
never happened .
To be sure. there ls a lot of
blood and violence. but there
was never a lens focused on a
spurt ing vein, or piece of Oesh.
The periods o f violence and
anger are interwoven with
flashbacks from interpretive
momenls in the life of Jesus.
some happy, some painful.
F.ach vignette taltes new
meaning i11 the events of the
crucifix.ion and clarifies the
purpose of ii.
There will probably be two
basic responses to the movie.
The firs t is excitement. The
underdo~ wins in the end. That
aJways feels good, but when he
does it by knocking the ball our
of the ballpark, you want to
cheer.
Thal is one response.
Wh en I saw the rough cut of
the movie In January. Mel
Gibson told us that this was the
re ponse at a film festJval in
plaint asking for declaratory re·
uer If Oaysw rol.lowed through
with their threat to sue.
Other parties. Including the
Corporation for Public Broad·
casting. have threatened 10 sue If
the station's ronnat changes.
"The board of trustees made
the decision to sell KOCE to the
KOCE Fowldation with the best
Interest of the distrkt Its stu·
dents and the communlly ln
mind." board or trustees Presi·
denl George Brown said in a
written statement. "The dedsJon
was based on the belief that the
most responsible bidder was the
one that would retain the license
for public broadcasting and edu·
cationaJ pwposes for the citiz.ens
of Orange County and preserve
the district's ability to use KOCE
to educate Its students. We have
at all times sougtlt to comply
with the law and preserve KOCE
as an asse1 for the communlry at large..
A judge is scheduled to hear
the case March 26.
• MARISA O'NEIL covers education.
She may be reached at (949)
574-4268 or by e·mail 111
marisa.oneil /arimes.com.
Texas.
The second response Is
stunned silence. As you travel
with lesus through his lase 18
hours -people keep saying 12.
but he was on the cross for six
hours, so that ma.Ices 18 -the
beatings and the torture seem
unbearable. You are drawn into
the agony and emotions of
each face on the screen. not
only those of Oirist. Jesus
'Omehow interacb personally
with individuals along the
journey co his dea1h.
Maybe a dozen people have a
private moment of c:onnecLiun
with Jesus. By the end of each
encounter, the individuals
realiu the pity with which they
had first looked upon Jesus was
now lurned aroun d. He had
pity. bu t more tha n that
c:ompassion. on them. Thi:.
grotesquely beaten, dying man
looks into their eye~ and they
are changed. Somehow, their
peri.pective change~. That was
my reaction.
At the end of the movie, I felt
as if h e had looked lnco my
eyes and ins lantly changed my
priorities. My life was Oashing
before my eye:.. no1 the movie
for weeks following the movie.
my every thought and ace ion
were colored by what I had
experienced.
Muc:b has been 1>aid about
che anti-Semitic me~sage. fir,t,
a1 every level, there are Jew~
supporting Jesus. Even in lhe
firsl criaJ, severaJ leaders stand
up and caJI the trial a travesty.
men throughout the movie
there are people on the 1ree1
and people in the crowds
(heyond his disciples) chat
voice support. II is dear that
not all Jew<; were in support of
his death. 1 can only assu me
cha t it is from a lack of
undcrscanding .
The crucifi.xion of Jesus
brings no more the guilt on the
Jews than it does on the ltalian'i
(descendanls of the Romans)
who did the actual killing. Nor
doei. any portrayal of history
necessarily recast guilt on the
descendants of the original
perpetrators. We don't blame
the current German state or iii.
people for rhe I loloc:aust after
seeing ·schindlcr'<. l.L<il."
The most poignant :.cene in
the movie for me was when
Jcsu!t is lyi ng in che d irt next to
the cross. nearly dead. and the
soldiers yell a1 him 10 get on
1he CToss. We then watch . in
agony. as Jesus struggled for
what seemed like several
moments to pull himself onto
1he cross.
The movie stays true to th e
Bible in making it clear that he
c:hose to die. He chose to die
for me. I am the one who is
guilty. not the Jews, the Italians.
the Romans. che Arabs -me.
The begging question is: What
difference does it ma.Ice?
• RIC Ol.SEN Is a senior associate
pastor at Harbor Trinity Church
and e resident of Co11a Mesa
OllTUARIES
~ .... IMn .,... .........
PASSION
Continued from Al
was the only way to depict who
is responsible for Ouist's death.
WhlJe Sloan said there are dlf.
rerent ways of inc erpreting it,
his wife disagreed. saying Gib·
son's is the only way since it's
based on the Bible.
"I haven't researched what
Mel Gibson did, but It has to
have his interpretation in it be-
cause no o ne is living from lbib·
llcal limes) to teU him what
happe ned: she said.
After seeing the movie. most
viewers said O.ey were pro·
found.Jy affected by it.
"Wow," was alJ that Saul Ha·
mos of Costa Mesa could say. as
he shook his he-dd groping for
words. After a few minutes. he
said ii was a different perspec·
live than 1he storie:. he had
heard about in the Bible.
"I liked it." he !>aid . "l would
watch it again."
Ouis Kassuba of Ncwpon
Beach said it was "very powerful
in every sense.·
• 1 think everyone ·houJd see
ic, • Kassuba said.
But Marty Koepsell of Cosca
Mesa said it would be difficult
for him to give it an enlhusiasLic
endorsement.
SWAP
Contmued from Al
rhe founder and 35-ycar opera·
tor of the Orange County Markel
Place.
The rwo main competitor. ar<'
Tel Ph.ii Enterprise~ J111J lkl.1
ware Nonh Cos. Wh1lr lht• fm ·
m er 1s urging the h11Jrd to re-
negotiace ics leasC', the la11er is
pulling for an open bidding
process.
Bue it's the opinion of the Stace
Department of food and AgJ'i·
culture. which has to approve
the contract. that will probably
carry the most weigh• with the
fair boa.rd. The depanment is
recommending an open bidding
process.
Jeff Flint. a consultalll for
Delaware Nonh. lauded the de·
panment's recommendation.
"It's self-evident that putting
public contracts out to bid is the
righ1 public policy.· A in t ...UJ.
·Any question the hoard may
have about the operation of lhc
rnarketplace is answered
through a competiuve bid_"
S1uart Suchman. an attorney
for Tel Phil, said either way Tel
Ph.il'i, first·rate operation would
prevail.
"'rherc would be a lot of time
and money saved if they sit
down and talk with us and work
out a fai r and equicable arrange·
menr." Suchman said. "If chcy
'It's a little hard to sit
through, but to me, it
was an awesome
event. It made me feel
a little closer to what
Christ went through.
I'll never take
communion in the
same way.'
EhMT1pp9
Costa Mesa resident
"I have mixed emotions."
Koe psell said. "l don't feel it W<l.)
completely Scriptural ... .I thinlt
it was extremely violent -more
than In the Scriptures.·
Others spoke of Ir as some-
tlling to be endured to ac:hievc a
closer connection to Christian·
ity.
"It's a little hard to !tit
through. but to me, ii was an
awesome event.~ said f!lisse
Tappe of Costa Mesa. "It made
me feel a little closer to what
Qu ist went through. l'U never
take communion in the same
way."
•DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa. She may be reached at \9491
574-4221 or by e·mall at
deirdre.newman1g;/at1mes.com
FYI
The fair board will discuss and
decide the bidding process at its
meeting at 10 a.m. today at the
fairgrounds.
dedde 110 1 w. we're cunfidt-n t \\'t'
will he awarded the bid. t>a-;l'll
on the high qualicy of the opera
tion and 1he support of the t.:om·
rn1111i1y and the vendori. ...
The department's writ1r11
opinion came at the requl'SI of
Robert Bower. anolher of fel
Phil's attorneys. who asked for
clarification in early february. In
a letter dared Feb. 13. Oepucy
Secretary Kim Myrman said the
department doesn't want to in
terferc with the board's d ecision,
buc since it was asked. it would
encourage an open process.
Myrrnan's letter aJ'io alluded
to the state budget crisil> In re-
gards to revenue·generatin~
contracts.
"During this time of budget
cri i'i. it is clearly the position or
the new administration that wt·
should maximiu all revenue op·
port unities." the lener stales.
Delaware North officials have
asserted that tht.'Y would give thr
fair hoard more revenue whill'
not rai'>ing the swap meet ven-
dors· rates.
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa. She may be readied at (9491
574-422t or by e-mail at
de!fdre.newmanta!/atimes.com
Geraldean Mcclurkin Cowan
Geraldean McClooun Cowan. most recently
of California, passed away a t home, in the
1 presence of her famlty, on Feb. 23, 2004. She
t was 82. Geraldean was born In her family's
back yard In Sweetwater. Texas, on July 28,
1921 . Her father, Austin Hubbard McClur1dn,
had died In April of that year. In 1927 hef
mother, Esther Henderson McClur1dn, sent
Geraldean and her older sisters to Cdfomia
on the train. driving the tamlty c. herself
along a wooden highway to begin a new life In Bufbank.. GefTY
attended elementary school, John Bunoughs Junior High, and
~ Schoof In Burbank, Glendale Community College and the
Urwersttv of Southern Callfomia. While living In Butbank she
wonted In the accounting departments of the Waft Disney
Company and the Lockheed Corl>ot'ation. In 1942, ahe met a
young Manne officer from Camp Pendleton, Denis Cowan, who
wu on his way to combat In the Pacific. He wooed her with
song, wtth quotations from Russ£an novels, Pantdise Lost. and
other great WOtks -then went off to war. The two wera wed In
M81Ch of 1946 In Bond Chllpet at The Unlveratty of Chicago.
The coupte mewed. In conjunction wtth Oenit' Pf0f"'6on as a
musician, professor and cohge dean, from Chtc41go, where the
coup'9'• IOn Ban1e WU born, to Emporia. Kansu, where
Mar1ha Lynn and Elizabeth Ann Went bom. AfW a return to ~. for Denis to continue hi• doctoral study .t the
Unlver'lfty of ChlcllQO and for the bWth of l*r ~ child,
Katht'y'1 J.n, they moved back to Kansai and on to Nuh~.
Tennessee, Mount Carroll, lll6nols, and Rochester and Bahtoh
Spa. New Y~ The couple returned In 1978 t.o the 9'te ot th9r
first date, Santa Monlea, Cafffomla., and liVed tt*9 for tweNe
yMrl. Gerlltdean and Denis retired to Santa Ana In 1988. For
the last several yeara they ~t time enjoying their fffe at home,
llttending concerts and • travellng, Visiting flwNly and
frtenda. and touting ptaces hlstortcal and petlOf\8J Interest rn
the United Stai.. lf'fd abrolld. GeraldMn "ved llfe wt'1
con.ummetl gr8Ce. She WM a PNMf'Vationtst end ac:avtst. Al
.,, ofllcer of the~ WofNn'I Cub ('Mt.Cenol, Hlnoittl,
lhe petticfp9ted In the 1989 White HouM Commila6on on Youti
and ChldNn. She WU mt avid bridge ~. and .. found ~ ~tdott and bMllty In'""*· She'ient gr.a Ind~
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Dally Pilot Thursday, February 26. 2004 A5
•)• •• J 1
.Westside group eyes bluffs for homes <Jti.16J1J Cril!Pn ·
The redevelopment committee asks
developers how sweet they could make
the deaJ to businesses on the bluffs.
Deirdre Ntwm1n
Dally Pilot
COSTA MESA -Members of a
group Involved with enhancing
the Westside are exploring how
much money it wouJd take to
entice property owners on the
bluffs to make way for homes.
In dustrial property owners
mainly occupy this prime real
~late for now. The city consld·
ered adding a large chunk or the
Westside. including the bluffs, to
the downtown redevelopment
zone, whk h would have opened
up the possibility of eminent do-
main. But they were rebuffed by
the lands' owners.
On Monday. members of the
Westside Redevelopment Over-
sight Comminee invited two
residential developers 10 discuss
how dense they would have to
build homes on the bluffs to be
able 10 offer industrial property
owners a deal enticing enough
for them to sell their properties.
CURVE
Continued from Al
Some actors. seen In the flesh.
don't look very much like their
on-screen personas. Bui there
was no mistaking Carrie. We've
watched "Sex and the City" for
most or its six years and have
greatly admired its honesty.
forthrightness and humor in
taking an unvarnished look at
the world of single women and
the challenges they face and
satisfactions they enjoy.
Sure, it's a gossamer world in
New York. but the adventures of
these four very different women
have touched chords that related
to an enormous audience -
including almost as man y men
as women in my truncated
research -that deeply regrets
the passing of the show.
The actress was accompanied
to the theater by a man -not
her real-life husband -who
inauspiciously rode shotgun
from his aisle seat. Bui there was
li nJe need. She was noticed, or
course. but allowed her privacy. I
thought about telling her that we
had spent t11e afternoon with
her husband. but got no support
from my wife. Parker is married
Lo Matthew Broderick, who has
returned -along with Nathan
Lane -for a brief reprise with
"The rroducers ... whkh had
been tailing off steadily since its
original stars left the show.
The entire new run with Lane
and Broderick was sold out
REHAB
Continued from Al
stinenl alcoholics and addicts as
handicapped and prohibit cities
from passing any ordinances
that amount to discrimination
based on this handicap. Further,
the state draws a line between
homes of six or fewer people and
those with more than six. The
smaller groups constitute a sin-
gle-farnUy unit, in the eyes of the
:AROUND TOWN
TODAY
The Founden Gullet of C...
Tereaa invitee the public to attend
a play, "The Subject waa Roaes;
aa a fundraiaer Feb. 26 and 27 at
the Newport Theatre, 2601 Cliff
Drive, Newport Beec.ti. All the
proceed• from tidurt aale1 will be
donated to Caaa Tereaa and
Hannah'• Houae. Ticbts coat $65
per person. All the proceed~ will
. be donated to Casa Tereaa and
Committee Olairman Ralph
Ronquillo said this is only a
theoretical situation and It
wouJd ultimately be up to the in -
dustrial property owners to de·
cide if they wanted to sell their
properties.
"The reason why the lindus-
Lrial property owners! are en -
trenched is because there's a big
difference of the city corning un-
der the banner or redevelop-
m ent and the developer corning
with a big purse of money -
then ifs the option of the prop·
erty owner, not the city holding a
gun to their head," Ronquillu
said.
The commiltt:e is focusing on
revitalizing t11e 19th Street corri-
dor and the surrounding areas.
such as the bluffs.
"All these things are intt!rrc-
lated because the use on the
bluffs has an impact 0 11 t11 e eco-
nomic viability of commercial
properties on 19th Stree1," sai<.l
committee member Michael
within a few hour~ of the
announcement they were
returning. and the rea:.on~ werl'
very clear very quiclcly on t11e
stage. Although I have not seen
the Los Angeles production 111
"Tue Producers." it is almost
impossible to imagine anyone
else in these roles. In stx decade~
of going to the theater. I've never
seen better chemistry onstagc.
They were clearly having a
wonderful time. and su wea· Wl'
Such chemistry -and high
professionalism -simply
overrides modest to minimal
music and the off· the-wall
excesses of the book.
We were enjoying "The
Producers" from spectacular
seats through the generosity of a
good friend who is also a
well-positioned New Yorker.
Thal generosity led to another
substantial surprise. Sherry and I
were invited to a ~maJI dinner
party where the other guest
included architect Hichard
Meier. who designed. among
many internationally acclaimed
structures, the Gclly Center in
Los Angeles, and Carl Rernstcin,
who orchestrated the exposure
of Nixon's Watergate new at the
Washin1:.rton Post and wrote "All
the President's Men " with felJvw
reponer Bob Woodward.
It isn't often that a journalist
has an accidentaJ ~hot across a
dinner table with an obviour-.
neWNmaker, so I waited about 15
seconds before I a.'>ked him who
Ot!ep Tiuoat was. I tolt.l him I
could promise a front page in
the Pilot and then maybe we
law, and therefore can't be regu-
lated. The larger group humei.
i.till enjoy protections from
h ousing discrimination. For the
smaller homes. the city can't im·
pose special building, fire safety.
fee or pem1it requirements -
just as they couldn't with a fam-
Uy. For the larger homes. how-
ever, legal precedent could sup
port the city if it chooi;es 10
impose such fees or require-
ments.
Mayor Tod Ridgeway pointed
to a similar scuffie in Malihu that
Hannah's House. Information:
(949) 858-5385, (714) 638-4860.
Sege HUI School wlll preaent Don
Bartlettl, Los Angele• Times
Pulitzer Prize-winning
photographer, as part of its
community speaker series at 7
p.m. et Sage Hiii School, 20402
Newport Coast Drive, Newport
Coaat. Bartletti will 1peak about
the atory "Enrique'• Journey,"
about an Immigrant cttild's
treac.tierous journey to the United
Statea to reunite with his mother .
Harrison, who invited the devel-
opers to address the committee.
lf developers don't think it's
economically feasible to build
on the bluffs, then the commit-
1ee may encourage the city to In-
tervene and offer some lncen-
Llves, llke it offered Rutter
Development to lower the den-
sity on the 1901 Newport Boule·
vard condominium project. Ron-
quillo said.
Only one of the invited devel-
opers, Dan iel 1:1ynn of John
Laing Homes, showed up on
Tuesday. Flynn slid his company
could build becween one and 40
units an acre and that an average
200.000-square-foot house on
the northwest side or the bluffs
area could sell for about
$550.000.
"I think that's a very realistic
number -It may even be on the
cunservalive side," flynn said. • 1
think that product would sell im-
mediarely and very quickly."
Harrison, who owns industrial
propeny on the Westside, said
~eUing his property would be a
purely economic decision. Some
commillee members suggested
that John l.aing llomes consider
could pick up some heavy
money from the National
Inquirer. He just sighed and said
uU that had happened 30 years
ago. and he had moved on. I told
him that was all the more reason
10 get this off h is chest, but there
will be no newi. break from
Hernstein for the Pilot. About all
I could get out of him was that
there really was a Deep Throat.
and he and Woodward didn't
make it up. Rut he did seem
tnterested in my ~uggestion that
he check out his treatment at the
Nixon Museum before the feds
dean it u p.
Richard Meier was a gentle.
-.oft -spoken man who seemed
g~nuincly pleased al our
l'nlhusiastic reaction 10 the
(,cuy Center. which occupied 13
year1> of h is creative Life.
Bernstein. meanwhile. is deep
111to a biography of Hillary
llinton, whom he seemed
reluctant to talk about. II was a
fascinating ever1ing.
We were ble&&ed all week with
ideal weather. if taken in small
doses. for tllb transplanted
Midwesterner -cold. crisp.
mostly sunny days with a bile to
exposed ear... Only rctrely, any
more. am I reminded so vividly
of the winter mornings I had to
walk across Chicago's Loop from
the Union Station 10 the place I
worked. And rarely is quite often
enough.
·n1e only downside of our trip
happened on .:eiaway day.
I don't think I have ever
traveled out of John Wayne
Airport just after dawn on a
has made headlines recenLly.
ll1t're. residen ts have found
themselvel> without recoun.e
against a proliferation of recovery
homes for six or fewer people.
"Malibu's hands were tied."
llidgew,,ay sald. ·Al this polnt in
time. our hands are fairly well
tied by preemption. too."
• JUNE CASAGRANDE covers
Newpon Beach end John Wayne
Airpon. She may be reached at
(9491 574-4232 or by e-mail at
1une.cassgrsnde(iil/stimes.com.
The cost is $5 to $1 2. Inform ation:
(949) 219-1395.
The Adoption Guild of Southem
Orange County will host a high
tea lunc.tieon with motivational
speake r Pat Allen, a preaentation
by Toni Bruner, faahions by
Shadea of Red of Newport Beac.ti
and music by Ron Levy at the
piano and Carl Freedom on the
violin. The event wlll be from
11 :30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Balboa
Bay Club. 1221 w. Coeat Hlghwey
Newport Beec.ti. (949) 675-8881.
FYI
The Wett1ide Redevelopment
Overaight Committee meeting
featuring the residential
developer• will be March 18 at 6
p.m. at The Neighbo rhood
Community Center, 1845 Park
Ave.
designing an artist-friendly envi-
ronment, similar to that of La-
guna Beach.
"Part of the reason we're look-
ing at It as an artists' colony is
there are a great number or~
pie already doing this son of
wort. but unbeknownst to one
another," committee member
Quistian Eric said.
Monday's meeting was a
warm-up for the committee's
meeting on March 18. when
three developers. including John
Laing Homes. will be asked 10
show that the market can sup-
port residential development on
the bluffs.
"We don't see a wholesale
change anti don't know if any
change wiJI really wort until we
hear what the developers say."
Harrison said.
weekday. so 1 suppose what we
encountered was normal. II took
us two hours to get our boarding
passes. check our bags, make it
tluough security and guJp a
half-cup or cardboard coffee
before boarding.
In that process. the low point
was being sniffed by a dog that
seemed to be slavering and was
restrained by two police officers.
I understand these precautions
and delays and approve or them
while I despair at a world in
which tlwy are necessary. And as
both the crowd and discomfort
grew, I had 10 resist a constant
urge to mount a table and
shout: "You people who voted
against an airport at El Toro
aren't welcome here. So clear
0111. ..
Returning was different. No
security problems in New York.
We got home just in time 10 see
the final episode of "Sex and the
City," And damed if Carrie didn't
decide 10 come bac:k 10 her pals
after all.
•JOSEPH N. BELL is a resident of
Santa Ana Heights. His column
appears Thursdays.
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Attitude ~djustment
by Buddy
t was just one of those days.
That obnoxious giant poodle
next door whined all night
inevitable mess that would soon follow.
She eats the rose bushes, and I lose
sleep. After a solid year of goodwill, the postman and I are at odds again. He
disregards the patio entry etiquette, so I remind him 1n a firm, yet respectful tone of
voice. I end up getting a maced face. Got a ticket on my dally walk for swimming in
the ocean. It's a natural flea killer. I guess talking back to the officer didn't help our
'flea bargain'. My neighbor won't let his kids play with me. Sure, I work out and wear
my hair long. bu1 I'm a pussycat on the inside. My new low-carb diet is making me
edgy. If all this doesn't beat everything, I stepped in my own dog pooh. Yeah. it was
just one of those days! •
Disheveled and bewildered I reluctantly boarded our Duffy for my daily bay
cruise. Finding it difficult to relax, I was unexpectedly greeted by my friend the seal.
He looked at me, flipped a quick splash of water on my nose and said, ·1ook at this
glorious day my friend. The sky is ever so blue, the water is crystal clear and the
salty air fills our snouts. Could we have it any betterr I laid my head on the rail and
let those thoughts soak in. This is a wonderful life! Sometimes you just need a little
attitude adjustment.
If Duffy could do this for me, think of what Duffy can do for you.
In Loving Memory of 'Rufus' SwNney-A P•I for Ufe
The First 0-Pinnt i" Elmric Bo.II Si..a 1970
2001 W. Coast Hwy. • Nnqport Bt"'h • (949) 645-6812
• s.lts • Rm111/s • Snoict
A6 lhursday, February 26, 2004
SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD MEETING WRAP-UP
) !ere are som e dedi.ions coming out of 1\lesday
night's Newpon-Mesa Unified School District
meeting.
TUBERCULOSIS SCREENING
The district will no longer require 1ubercuJosis
screenlng for all studenlb. kindergarten throuKh
12111 grode.
WHAT IT MEANS
The Or.mge County 11e.d1h <.are Agent)' ha.\
wilhdrawn 11s mamJa1e for screenin~
aU studcn1s new to Orange Couniy
st·hools. II dc1ermined lhat the
screenin~ ii. ineffoctlw in de1ecti11g
or preventing lhe dhease.
A1' of Aug. I. 2003 1ubcrculoi.il. S('reenlng ls only
required for preschool enlry. The policy 10 screen
was adopted i.n 1998.
MARINE ADOPTION
Ille board ltnanimou.sly agreed that 1ha1 the
d1i.uict would "adopl'' the Isl Banalion. lsl
Marines s1a1ioned at Camp Pendle1on.
WHAT IT MEANS
TI1e adoplion arrantcement encourages
residents 10 send leners and gifts to the Mam wi..
In tum, lhey will serve as color guard
at city functions when they return.
The city of Newpon Beach has
..,,__, already ad opted the battalion,
currently stationed ln the Iraq.
'llley may also participate ln readlng programs
or speak al schools.
NEXT MEETING
•WHEN: 7 p.m . Tuesday, March 9
•WHERE: Roderick H. MacMillian Board Meeting
Room at the District Education Center. 2985-A
Bear St., Costa Mesa
•INFO: Agendas are available several days pnor
to each mee11ng at
http:ltwww.nmusd.tc 12.ca.usldttptslboel.
PROPOSITIONS 55, 57 AND 58
The school board ttupported Propositions 55, 57
and 58, which will affect public M:hool budgets.
WHAT IT MEANS
Proposi1ion 55 provides s tate ma1chi11g funds
ro sch ool 1..1Js1ric1s. lb passage
would allow the state 10 sell $12.'.l
billion in general obligation bondi.
to fund school facilities
improvemenl.
Newpon -Mesa stands to get $50
million If 11 passes. Tlrnt m oney would go 10 the
multischool Measure A facilities improvement
program.
Propoi.itlon 57 allows the state 10 issue a SIS
billion bond to shore up lhe state's budget.
Propos11ion 56 will require an annual balanced
budget and adds more Slipulations to help k.ecp
the state afloal financially.
Together. propositions 57 and 58 would provide
the foundation for Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's
proposed budget. If they do not pa:.s. schools may
face deeper budge1 cuti..
TI1c district will likdy adopt the resolutions
supporting lhe lhrc•c propositions.
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Los Angeles Times photographer Don Bartletti rides atop a freight train as it crosses a
river near Medias Aguas, Oaxaca, Mexico. He rs speaking at Sage Hill School tonight.
Pulitzer Prize winner shares
his photographic journey
M1rlH O'Neil
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT CON>! -
Pulitzer Pri7.e·winnlng
pho1ographer Don Bartleui
will bring his travel tales nnd
pho1ographs 10 Sage 1 lill
School today.
Titled "Road 10 El None,"
1he presentation chronicle!>
his journey through Central
America and Mexico with
1 londuran children traveling
alone 10 find lheir molhel'l't
in America. Bartletti, a
photographer for lhe Los
Angeles Times, won the
Pullt1.er for the series
"Enrique's Journey: TI1e Roy
Left Behind.~ which he
worked on witl1 Times
reporter Sonia Nai.ario.
"This Pulit7er is
meaningful because ii shows
one of the m os1 dramatic
aspects of the migra1ory
phenomenon on lhe plane!,"
Bartlet ti said.~, wam w
\hare wilh t11e audience
what i1 felt like to do theo;e
pictures. What I'm trying 10
show is t.he ethics of hone!>I
pholojournali.'>m and l t11lnk
ii will be a grea1 adventure
for the audience, ai. well."
Bartletti said he first gol
1he idea for 1he a~signmcnr
15 years ago when he
worked ai. a phowgrapher
for the Times' !)311 Diego
bureuu. In a homeless
SCHOOL LIST
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
A.14-6
601 Hamilton St., Costa Mesa
Principal: Ken Killian ,
Main phone: (949) 515-6905
Attendance: (9491515-6836
Sonora K-3
966 Sonora, Costa Mesa
Principal: Chris11ne Anderson
Main phone. (714) 424-7955
V1Ctori1 K-5
1025 Victoria St .. Costa Mesa
Principal: Judy Laakso
Main phone: (949) 615-6985
Attendance: (949) 515-6985
Whtttier K-3
1800 N. Whittier Ave., Costa Mesa
Principal: Sharon Blakely
Main phone: (949) 515-6990
WlllOn K-5
801 Wilson St. Costa Mesa
Principal: Candy Sperling
Main phone: 1949) 515-6995
Woodland K-2
2025 Garden Lane, Costa Mesa
sheller !here, he m et a
Honduran boy who had
Lravelcd by himself 10
Amerira after h is mo lher
came here for work.
Many children make the
harrowing trip each year,
BanJe11i ),aid. I le rode the
rails across the countryside
with lhem, even climbing on
top of moving freight trains
to snap shots like 1he one
showcased in the "Enrique's
Journey" series.
"It was definitely a struggle
and a learning experience to
safely gel o n trains and get
off them and avoid the
dangers," he said.
In his 34 years as a
photojournalist, 22 wilh lhe
Times. RartJe1ti hac; !raveled
lhe world. He recently
covered the wars in
Afghanislan and Iraq and
jus1 returned from Vie1nam,
Cambodia and Mexico City.
'Tm on staff fal 1he
new'>paper/ and don't m ind
doing daily deadline work."
he said. "It's no insult. li's
parl of 1he daily menu of a
newspaper. Bui I have a
repu1a1ion for being able 10
go 10 pl;1ce1> where there's
news or ~erious 111vestiga1iw
journall1>m and '>laying there
and 'u rviving."
Today':. presenlulion was a
na1ural for Sage I till'<; lecture
.. eries, ~aid Su1.annc
McLaughlin. the '>Chnol\
Principal: Lauren Medve
Main phone: (949) 515-6945
INTERMEotATE SCHOOLS
Ensign lntennem.te 7-8
2000 Cliff Drive, Newpon Beach
Principal: Edward Wong
Main phone: (949) 515·6910
Attendance: (949) 515-3342
TeWinkle 6-8
3224 California St .. Costa Mesa
Principal: Jeff Gall
Main phone: (714) 424-7965
Attendance: 1714) 424·5692
HIGH SCHOOLS
Con>na def Mer 7-12
2101 Eastbluff Drive, Newport
Beach
Principals: Brooke Booth, 7-8;
Sharon Fry, 9· ~; (949) 515--6000
Attendance: (949) 515-6005
Costa Meui 7-12
2650 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa
Principals: John Garcia, 7-8; Fred
Navarro, 9·12
Main phone: (714) 424-8700
Attendance: (714) 424~8705
Estanda 9-12
2323 Placentia Ave .. Costa Mesa
FY1
•WHAT: Los Angeles Times
photographer and Pulitzer
Prize winner Don Bartletti
will make the present1ttion
MAoad to El Norte," which
features photographs taken
while traveling with
immigrant children in Central
America and Mexico.
•WHEN: Tonight at 7 p.m.
• WHERE: Sage Hill School,
20402 Newport Coast Dr.
• HOW MUCH: $12 at the
door. with proceeds going to
a charitable organization of
Bartletti's choice.
• lnformetlon: call (949)
219-1395
director of development.
Students in lhe junior class
had already studied lhe
newspaper series and are
learnin g about immigration
issues.
"ll's a wonderfuJ and
timely srnry and it tied in
wilh what we're doing here."
she said. ~we're trying to
have spealo:ers who can shed
light on important issues."
linda Riehl, co-founder of
1he Amy Biehl Foundation,
kicked olT 1he series in
November. The foundation.
which is named for h er
dau~hter who was killed
while doing humanitarian
work in South Africa, seek.:.
10 promote democracy and
peace in thr country.
Principal: Tom Antal
Main phone: (949) 515-6500
Attendance: (949) 515-6505
Middle College High Schoof
2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa
Principal: Aoben Nanney
Main phone: (714) 432-5732
Newport Harbor 9-12
600 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach
Principal: Michael Vossen
Main phone: (949) 515-6300
Attendance: (949) 515-6305
ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION
CENTER
Bede S.V Cont. High School
Mont. Vllta High School
390 Monte Vista Ave., Costa Mesa
Principal: Deborah Ludcer-Oavis
Main phone: (949) 515-6900
Bade Bay attendance: (949)
515-3385
Monte Vista attendance: (949)
515-3382
ADULT EDUCATION
Aduh School
425 E. 18th St, Costa Mesa
Principal: Diana Carey
Main phone: (949) 515-6996
Attendance: (949) 515-5345
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HOW TO GET~~...: lAailn: Mail.to Editorial Page Editor Lolita tUlrper at the Dally Pilot, 330 W. Bay St, Co11a Mesa. CA 92627 • Reeden Hottine: Call (949) 642-6086 Fu: Send to (949) 646-4170
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EDITORIAL
Looking toward
the future of 1901
T he condominium
complex. at 190 I
Newport BouJevard is
happening and it
needs the full interest and
awareness of the communiry
-love it or hate it.
The multistory, high-density
project has been tested by
environmental reports, Costa
Mesa Planning Department
evaluations, hours of public
testimony, the Planning
Commission and the City
Council; and has survived ii all.
Residents tried their hand al a
referendum but the conclusion
of the city's elected officials -
who were put on the dais by
the very people who circuJated
those petitions -remains.
On the rup side, the
community has been itself
tested by this project,
especially when officials from
Rutter Development sued both
the city and the residential
organi7.ation Cosca Mesa
Citizens for Responsible
Growth.
The condominium project
was ultimately whittled down
from 165 10 141 units: and 40
parlcing spaces were added for
a total of 41 5. But none of
these changes came without a
price -most sigruficantJy the
S 1.5 million in redevelopment
funds the city has agreed to
give Rutter Development fo r
decreasing the density.
Oearly. there are aspects of
this development that do not
sit well with members of the
community, but those ill
feelings cannot thwan due
process. And those
questionable portions of the
project need close scrutiny
from those on both sides of the
fence.
The fact is the project has
passed muster and it will
proceed, unless Rutter
Development officials
announce they are not able to
build the amended project, in
which case the city goes back
to the drawing board -with a
lawsuit on its hands.
Either way, it is time for the
city to come together on this
issue. The condominium
project sits in the heart of
downtown Costa Mesa, on the
comer of 19th Street and
Newport Boulevard. It sits at
the entrance to the Westside,
which nobody can deny is in
need of renovation, and will be
highly visible to the many
out·Of·towners who travel that
thoroughfare.
The residents of Costa Mesa
cannot undo what has been
done, but they must combine
their energies to ensure that
what is yet to come Lives up 10
their high expectations for the
city.
READERS RESPOND
Same sex marriage is a
matter of equal rights
AT ISSUE: Lo lita
Harper's column, 'A
meaningful piece of
paper,' on same sex
marriages.
L olita Harper, we just read
your Feb. 20 column and
found it to he Lhe most
compelling presentation -
logically and emotionally -
regarding the issue of gay
marriage yet to be offered for
public discussion.
Success and satisfaction
within the life of our family has
nothing to do with whether
aduh couples, whose basic
sexual orientation (hy no choice
of their own) is opposite of ours,
are allowed to estahlish equal
sanction for the hlissful and
responsible commitment or a
lifetime of love.
The fulfillment of America's
promise, however, has much to
do with the growing reali7.ation
that here is another area where
separate is not equal. When we
sing our patriotic hymn.
MArnerica the Beautiful," the
phrase, ·America, America, God
mend thine every naw," brings
on the good feeling t1lat this
wonderful country can keep on
getting better.
i anksforyourcogent
i ts and celebration of life in
th omrnunity.
"1ART1 ANO GARY BARMORE l Costa Mesa
'
t • • \
My daughter is currently in u
gay marriage. They had a
c.:eremony in New Jersey seven
years ago and you have never
!teen a more devoted, loving
couple as my daughter and her
partner (wife), Rachel. They just
left after a vacation here.
So many times, they are nut
allowed 1hc same hcnefits aud
privilettt'S as a "normal,"
heterosexual couple. They both
have very good job!> with a
major corporal ion. They are
allowed 10 have partner benefi&i.;
however. according to the law,
they cannot file a dual tax return
and they take quile a hit in taxes
because of ii.
TI1cy are not allowed Lheir full
ci vil rights under the law
because of lheir relationship and
marriage and I think thjs needs
10 he changed. 'Ille perfect
example is when one of them
was in the hospital. in inte11sive
care, and the oth er needed a
power of attorney in order to
visit. This is not necessary.
A criminal who's in jail for
murder can legally gel married
but my children cannot, and I
thinlt it's about time fo r this law
to change. They speak of the
sanctity of marriage; well these
two are very much in love and
they cannot have the run benefit
of the law. A pop star can go to
I.as Vegas and get married and
get annulled in 24 hours; that Is
not the sanctity of marriage. sANoRA BASMACIYAN
Corona del Mar
MAILBAG
KE NI llll PIOW, IJAll 1I'll01
Tyrone Holbrook, 12, left. attempts a controlled crash while has friend Emil Davis, also 12. mamtams his line.
Keep plans for the skate
park rolling
Last week, I attended a
city-sponsored briefing on the starus
of the proposed skate park at
TeWinkle Park in Cos1a Mesa. To
paraphrase Yogi Berra, "II was d~11'1 vu
all over again."
Along with 30 other people. I sa1
and watched the presentation by 1he
design consultantS a.<, they showed
two different versions of a skate park
for the location at the corner or
Arlington and Junipcro drives, near
the Tennis Center and lhe Bark Park. I
then Listened as many of 1hc ~ame
people. who fought the park last year.
ask the same questions tha1 were
asked and answered many monLhs
ago before t11e City Council finally
agreed 1ha1 this Wa!t the lornlion for
the skate park. falk ahou1 trying 10
beat a dead horse.
The fact is the cily i'> going IO put a
skate park at 1hat location. The
project is funded fo r thi!> year lo the
tune of SI million. Thl' coni.uhanb
know what the heck tht:y arc doinK,
having built 100 parks around 1lw
world, with JO more in Ilic works
right now. The skaters in allerHJaru:c
liked what they saw. "I he oppo1wn1~
will never like wha1 1hcy sec.
The dog park and tennis folk.' arc
worried about the parkang and noise
from the skaters. The Mesa del Mar
folks don't like anylhillK ahou1 a ~kale
park in their neck of Lht• woods and
are looking for any way 10 slop ii. Ont
resident even su~estrd do'>illH oil
Junjpero Drive as it KOl'S into f\k 'a
del Mar -to keep park users frorn
spilling over into their
neighborhoods.
I'm with Councilman Mike
Scheafer -let's jus1 get on with 1hb
thing. It's going to take i-.ix w n~ne
months to gel it built once the
go-ahead is given, and I don't '>t't' 1ha1
happening until MllTICtime 1h1~
surnrncr. The way it's going, potent ial
uscr1> of 1hi!> fo ciJily will have 111 lw
careful not 10 catt:h their be;ml'> rn
the wheels of their boards wht•n they
finally have a chanCl' w use 11.
GEOFF WEST
C.usta Mesa
Annexation ed itorial misses
the point
The Daily l'ilo1daim~111 scrvt• 1lw
Newport Me:-.,1 community. l>ut I '>cc
a hia!. toward Co~ta Mt•'>a if you read
Sunday·~ rdiwrial, "Newport lite rally
cro~~cs 1hc line."
rtw Daily Pilol implit>s 1ha1 Co.,aa
Mesa ha~ the right 10 annex the
unincorporated areas and the
resit.Jeni~ arc no1hinH rnore than the
Oa111pclh, who hopt' Newport
llracli will unleash tlll'ir Tex a~ lea.
Calrfomia law allow~ re,idenll> of
unintorpuralct.I an•a, of a cert:.iin
~il'.c lo protest an a111wxuti1111
proposal wilh tht: I .ocal /\gl·nt·y
Forrna111111 Com111i,~io11. /\
smTt'"ful prnte'>I hlocb 1ha1
ar111l'xa1ion. l'ht• Ditily l'ilol implil''
thal Nt·wporl Hcad1 is a n ias'>IVt·
la11t.l grahhl'r. In reality. N1•wpc111
llt'ach is exploring the annexation of
1hc unincorporated area~. and
maybe two partcl!t 1ha1 fall within
1he city of Costa Mesa's boundaries.
/\:-. I rl'mcrnber. lhc Newpurl Beach
c:ity Coundl elcc1ed 10 include these
parCl·b becau~e 1hey are almo .. 1
'>u rrounded by the unincorporated
areas to be .mnt•xed. This would
create crty bordt•r-; where thl'y
lu.:icaJly be Ion.:. at the s1rt•1•1, and
rw l at backyard~. I guess C:o~la Me.,a
i., Vl'ry para1111it.l about a land grab.
r .. pctially since ~orne nf 1 her r
residents wa111 unused pnr1io11~ of
ci ty land adjacent ltJ 1-=airvicw Park.
The Daily Pilot implies 1ha1 1he
rcsidt.'nh of 1lw unincorporated
area~ lack I ht• 1uc1gmc111 lo have an
up111i1111 (vott.') uhout 1lw future of
lhl'ir neighht>rhtmd. It rl•minds me
thul some critic'> felt thc 'amc· way
of <.alclmnia\ prot:cs~ tu recall c;ov.
DtlVi'>. Why ic; it'" hard for tlw Oaily
l'llu1 and C:osl<r Mr"a to unt.lerstand
that lhc rcside111~ prt·fcr to be
anncxl·d by Nt'wporl Heach?
I he law '\<lit.I Wl' have 1he righl 10
prute'>I llw C:o:.rn Mt·~a anru·xmion
and we wl'rt' sutTt•ssful. Now,
Ncwporl lk ad1 i:. ~larling the
procc~'~ to annc·x our art·<1. Ii. lhi' so
hart.I for Co~la Mt•sa to ncccpt that
llll'y nrr willing 111 lhwarl llw
dcmucralil' prul'css? /\s lor !he Daily
l'il111, don't he 5urpriio;ct.I if' ii changes
rli. 11rn,thead I<> "St•rving thl'
Mt'"' Nt·wporl C:11111111uni1y 'incl'
l 'l07 ..
JOHN FAY
HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES
cnY Of COSTA MESA
~ Meu City Han, n Fair Drive. Costa
Meu, CA 92826, (714) 754-5223
~Gery Monahen
C.unel: Ubby Cowen, Allan Mansoor,
._ ScNefilr end Chrta Steel
cnY OF NEWPORT BEACH
NMpoft BMcti City tUlll, 3300 Newport
BW., Newport Bw:h, CA 92663, (949) ... ,.
~Tod Aldglwrf C.U.• Ge;y Adema, Steve Bromberg,
John~. Dk* Nlddt, Steven
Aoeen*y end Don W.t>b
COUl'~COUIGE
IMl11ICT
o..tcll Oftlos 131DAdeme Avt., Ca.te
Mlle. CAaae. (7M)•-M88
a..11111. Wiiiem M. v.ae
ao.rd: President Paul Berger, VICle
President Armando Ruiz. George Brown,
Jerry Patterson and Welter G. Howald;
student trustee Medellne Levy
NEWPORT-MESA UNFED SCHOOL
DISTRICT
District Office: 2985-A Bear St, Costa
Mesa, CA 92626, (714) 424-5000
Superim.ndent. Robert Barbot
Boerd: President Martha Auor. Vice
President Dana Blec:i, Cleftc Serene
Stokes, David Broob, Tom Egan, Judy
Franco and Linde Sneen
ORANGE COUNTY IOMD OF
EDUCATION
200 Kalmus Drive, P.O. Box 9060, COtta
Mesa, CA 92828-9060, (714) ~
Elizebeth D. Paricer, member, Trultff
Area 5, Costa Mesa, Newport BMcti
COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS
Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center
Plaza, Santa Ana, CA 92701
• Jim Silva, 2nd Dlatrlct (Costa M esa,
Newport Beacti), (714) 834-3220
• Thomas Wilson, 5th Diatrict (Newport
Coast), (714) 834-3550
GOVERNOR
Arnold Schwarzenegger (R), State
Capitol, Sacramento, CA 95814, (916)
445-2841; fax: (916) 44~
E·mall: governor@govemor.ca.gov
PRESIDENT
George W. Bush (R), White House, 1600
Pennaylvenia Ave .. Washington, D.C.
20500
Hotline: (6 a.m. to 2 p.m.) (202) 466-1111
E·mall; ptWJdMltt/lwhif-'Jou••·QOV·
' i Keeping in touch. with an important person in the 'village'
1 'l lendy Asper
oan Dugan was the Balboa Branch
children's Ubrarlan from 1968 to
1992, and If ft really does ·take a
It was part of their duty to watch out
for these chlldren. However. there wu
arguably no one \t'ho loved the
chlldttn more than Dugan.
would never have been readers without
her.
She knew every child that had ever
come lnto the llbruy by name and
could find a book for enyone. Boys
would find thole boob that they came
to love and both boyt and glrla alJJce
could be found ln her part of the
library, altUnc In little chain, perusing
their nest book. lhnott any dme of the
day or niaht IJda, who for period• of
time ln their UWll felt • little alone,
would ftnd a bome where they could
1-.d or jUlt bana out wtth Dupn.
ordered special books for teachers, and
parents could always find a
sympathetic ear and wise advice about
books and anylhlng else. She became a
little bit of a psychologist from time to
time. She was a resource lilce no other
-better than Google. She could find
anylhlng.
Because she was so Important to so
many people, and conversely, they
were so Important to her, Dugan wouJd
love to hear from you. And, as always.
would want to know what you are
doing. how your chlldren are -If you
have them -and most Importantly:
what they are reading
• to raise a child, then anyone
wu around the Balboa Ubrary
I her tenure knows that Dupn
a strong part of that vtllap.
• Ilona wt~otbm In the Balboe
which l.riJuded the local barber
e Mote -also 1cnown u ·Mr.
" -the ftreft&hten, all the
who worbd at the pharmacy
"11o\ll netahbon and frlenda. felt
'
Dupn not only had her famous
story houn -and there wu no one
better et telling a story than her -but
the would welcome cluaet of children
from Newport Elementuy teYeral
times a week. Thete studenta would lit
all around that wann and tnvtdng
room and listen ln rapt attendon u lhe
1pun her Intricate web of 1torlea.
Dupn la penonally reeponafble for
maJdng readen out of chOdren who
'
AduJta depended on her, too. She
\
Dugan retired ln 1992 but still lives In
Balboa. occasionally dJapellling her
brand or wisdom. Laat year. around
Ou1stmu, her beloved husband Bob
Dugan. paaaed away, and Juat weeks
ago. ahe feU and broke her hip. She la
recuperating at home.
If you would care to drop her a line,
send an e-mail to mrsau.,nfhol.com
or to P.O. Box 844. Balboa. CA 92661 .
• IAMW AIPl1' 11 a Newpon hedl
l'ffldent.
Al Thor~y. Febfuary 26. 2004 SOC I ETY
THE CROWD
'FOCIS on Dining' attracts famous guests
M ore than 100
Newport-Mesa
gut.>NIS
attended a dlnnt'r al
Five Crown!> ~taurant
in Corona del Mar
supponing the Friends
of Orange C:Oasr
Interfaith Sheller.
American society. rise In real estate values. Host~
by Doug Mc:CrN. Orange Couniy
director for Deutsche Bank •
Private Wealth Management, the
afternoon with Froehlich had
attendees sitting on the edge of
their seats as the speaker
addressed the crowd.
Organi:t.CD l·alled rhe
event "FOCIS on
Dining." the third in a 8. W. COOK
Also honored at the
evening aJfair was
Newport dtit.en Georp
Gnlpe. well known In
the Newport· Mesa
commwlity for his
patriotic stance. Grupe
was presented with the
"Spirit of '76 Award" in
recognldonofhlseffoltll
10 promole American
patriotism. More than
"We have always heard that
the smart investor in the market
ls looking for the long-term
gain." Froehlich sald. "While this
is certainly true, I also happen to
lcnow tha1 most investors ask the
question. 'How can I make
money tomorrow?'"
scri~ of five dinners
helping to r.i.L-.e funds and
awawncss In suppon of
homelei.s rami.lie. living at the
Ur.tnRt' Coa..s1 IJ1terfaith Sheller in
Cosru Mt.'Sa. O\alring the Five
Crowm dinner was SalJy PhlWpe
with a..<,sLc;tancc from ~
Bloombag. Both women serve
on lhc interfaith ~elter's board
of dtrec·toN.
J11c motto of the organization
is "givinK homeless families a
second rh11ncc." Working Iowan.I
this goal ttH' dt-dlcsued locals
Judy Cooper. who serves as
president. along with a
croi..-.·-.t'Cllon uf community
~uppon that indudes Loll
Jacobs. Bernk:e MaDdn. Nalde
Mende!, I larrtet &lelltein, Mimi
Suaman, Suaan 8enhad and
Myra Wiener.
The Ol)(ani7.alion is planning'
rwo more dinners. one at 01at
Nmr on April 19. and P-ascal on
l\tay 23 and 24 in suppon of local
homl'lt>M nt.oeds. ro malce a
rcservauon. mll (949) 64:!-4029.
Nt-wport'~ dynamic Pegy
Goldwater Oay teamed up with
the i·q11ally charismatic Glorta
O!lbrink and Betty Belden
Palmer to ro-chair an evening
award\ c.llnncr at the Sutton
Placl' 11011•1111 Nl'W)>Ort Keach on
hehaJf of thl' l·rccclom.c.
founclauon at Valley rorge.
·n1c Oranl(c County chapter of
1h1· hccdo111-. Founda1fon held
it' an nual even I. titled ·America
.md JllCJ'>t.' \Vhu I AlVI' 1 ler."
honoring Newport's exceptional
rnmmun11y acrlVlSt Jan
Landstrom, ulong with
mternauonal Olympic star Rafer
Johll80n and C.ol. Ralph Smith.
prc~idl'nt of the fu.skegee Airmen
Int. Smith. in as.<o0ciation with
the aimlt'n, has dedicated
him .. clf IO wor1cing with youth to
111 ... pirc lofty l(O<tJ~ of achievemerll
and purpo..c.· in contemporary
$30,000 was netted from the
evening, which will support
scholarships for both students
and teachers to attend seminars
at Valley Forge, Penn., whifh wW
"foster awareness of American
values and the American way of
life:
The Newpon Beach chapter of
National Olariry League Juniors
will present its 18th annual
mother-daughter luncheon on
Man:h 20 at the Balboa Bay O ub
and Resort in Newport Beach.
More than 500 mothers and
daughters are expected to an end
this early spring event that
organi.zen are billing as
"Celebrating Friendship.·
Proceeds from the benefit
luncheon, fashion show and
massive silent auction effort will
be divided between: the Harry
arid Grace Steele Oilldren's
Center at Orange Coast College.
which provides child care for low
income parents enrolled In the
locaJ communiry school; the
Pediatric Cancer Research
1-'oundation, which supports
research in the field of children's
cancer; and High Hopes. which is
an organization that assists
people who have suffered brain
trauma.
Friends of Orange Coast Interfaith Shelter joined forces for a dinner at the Five Crowns Restaurant in
Corona del Mar. Pictured left to right are dinner chair Sally Phillips, Five Crowns Manager Margo
Brask, chef Dennis Brask and interfaith shelter board member Lynne Bloomberg.
South Coast Plaza will produce
the fashion show segment of the
event, which promises to be both
glamorous and fun . Kathy Stuart
serves as president of the
National Owity League Juniors,
with major suppon corning from
Newport women Oma
Andenon, Rebecca Aoo•h•hur,
Cindy Beck, Liu Mc8-n and
Holly Andenon. Others
supporting the cause are Leonie
Lumpkin, Dlane Connelly. Anne
l<mt. M1cheOe Roth, Merrlna
Jona. Kay om., Ellen Wheeler,
QuWtne Dewrlarl. Whhney
M.a and Plam <:onnrr. Kudos
From left to right, Freedoms Foundation ce><hairs Peggy
Goldwater Clay and Gloria Osbrink pose with honoree Jan
Landstrom and Betty Belden Palmer, another ccxhair of the dinner.
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Costa Mesa welcomed nationally
renowned investment strategist
Robert Proehllch, who
addressed the community with
his "financial diagnosis" for 2004.
As men and women converged
for the seminar. sponsored by
Deutsche Asset Management
Comedian and columnist Argus
Hamilton has a laugh with
honoree Rafer Johnson at the
Freedoms Foundation's annual
awards dinner.
Americas, the midday
conversation buv..ed through the
Center Oub dining room.
covering everything from
American involvement in the
MlddJe East, to corporate and
personal tax brealts, to
forecasting the stock market for
the year ahead, to the amazfog
Froehlich advised the crow<l,to
invest in the "biggest of the bit
... large-cap stocks." Predicting
that the U.S. dollar will remaili
weak for another six months, the
investment strategist also
lnfonned the audience that
between SS trillion and $7 trillion
is sitting on the "sideUnes~ in
American money marltet
accounts earning negligible ·
re turns for investors. Calling .
these fund'> "irrational money"
because they're subject to
taxation and inflation, Froehlich
also labeled these funds
~nervous doUars" because they
are funds in search of investment
return.
Based on the current
economic situation, the speaker,
who is often seen on national
television, offered that three
sectors of the economy should
be watched as potential growth
sectors in the coming year. They
are financial services, technology
and consumer discretionary
services. Also notable in his
address was advice w watch the
growth of the economy in Japan.
Luncheon and dinner
gatherings focused on finance
are becoming imponant .
occasions on the Newport ·Mesa
social calendar. IJldividuaJs,
couples and families concerned
about their financial future,
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Bakery opens discount outlet
S unf1our Bakery has moved its bakery
production from East I 7th Street to the
old German Home Bakery location at
2950 Grace Lane (between Fairview and
Bear. off Baker) in Costa Mesa. Since the
second SunAour Bakery location is off the
beaten path, owner Craig Oayton has
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convened it into a
di.!>count bakery outlet.
Many of its delicious
breads and baked goods
are reduced 50% to 75%
off (The original East
17th St:reec location
remains the sam e). Also,
when SunAour Bakery
adds shortening to some
of its bakery ilems, ii now
only uses "healthier,
nonhydrogenated
trans-rat free" shortening.
The change was made in
an effort to offer the best tasting and
heaJthiesl products. The bakery is open 7:30
am. to 3:30 p.m . Monday to Friday. Call
(714) 424-0176. SunAour's retail store is at
427 E. 17th St. unil B In C-Osta Mesa. Call
(949) 646-1440.
CLOTMES FOR KIDS
Fashion Island will open a Hanna
Andenlon store this spring. The quality
P..uropean clothing company for children
ruld adults is a familiar name to many
custom ers from its a uaJog and Internet
~es. The store's new location will be in the
paseo between Carou~I C,ourt and the Iris
Fountain. I lanna Andersson's apparel
features soft, brightly colored maccrials thac
maintain color and shape after many
washings. The m·w score will primarily carry
children') clothin~. TI1c company based out
of Portland. Ore., wa~ e-;rablis h('d in 19R.1. le'~
~mwn into a $75·million o pcrntiun that now
includes catalog. lncem et, retail and outlet
stores. Hanna Andersson contributes 5% of
its pret.ax profit to the Hasm a Andersson
Oilldren's Foundation to Improve children's
lives in the areas of health and education~ It
also gives back to communities through its
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Sole Comfort. a premier comfort shoe
score for men and women, is having a winter
sale. Some or winter's coolest shoes are
reduced up to 70% from Taryn Rose,
Mephisto, Dansko, Ecco. Arche, PauJ Green.
Naot and more. The store is open Monday to
Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and 11 am.
to 6 p.m. Sunday. It's in tl1e Corona dcl Mar
Pla7A in Newport Beach, I06 Avocado Ave.
Call (949) 644-5939.
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community and loyal l.-U.Stomers for its
continued success. The store is open 9:30
am. to 7 p.m. Monday to Friday. 9:30 a.m. 10
6 p.m. Sal"urday and noon 10 5 p.m. Sunday.
It's at 269 E. 17th St. in Costa Mesa. Call (949)
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IMPROVED FITNESS
The Athledc Oub for Women reopened
under new ownership and has addc:d
programs. lmprovemenu. al the facility have
enhanced its a t1ractiveness and functions.
WPilates Place" is its new slate-of-the-art
Pilates studio, designed to combine
traditional weight training 1echni4u~ and
core strengthening. It also has a danrc
scudio that offers body sculpting. ~tretch.
circuit training and dance classes. Card.10
equipment available includes Stair Masters.
PreCor elliptical cross tr.liners, Step Mills.
Ufecycles. Stair Master recumbenl bikes and
treadmills. and Life Pltness cross t:ralners.
Certified fitnt.'SS professionals can assist with
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Balloon expert 1ftb Helnlng creates
amazing balloon designs al South Coast
Plaza's Carousel Court Wednesdays through
Sundays. His expertise started at 15, when he
tied balloons at Disneyland. Since lhrn, hl''s
developed balloon technique u-.e<l at major
events, including the Lo~ Angele' Olympic<>.
15 Su per Bowl halftime shows, two
presidential inauguraciom. a nd five Acud('my
Awards shows. One of his moi.t unusual
designs, the gla.'iS-house balloon. featun.>s a
balloon inside a balloon. Ynu ran pick up a
I leining balloon for $(; at the C:1rousel Court.
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Aalboa Bay Oub & lk sort. 1-. having a sale
feacuring ladies' fall and winter dothin~ at
50% off. The boutique offer. fine dt..>Signer
clothing and gifts. It'~ open from 10 a.m. to fl
p.m. dajjy. Valec parkmg is v;1lidated in the
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AFTER HOURS Commission will present WEEKLY JAM DUKE'S PLACE Wednesday through Sunday. The
Grammy Award-winning 1au Jazz and codctails flow daily from band performs from 7 lo 10 p.m .
vocalist and professor of music at noon to midnight Sundays Wednesday and Thursday, from
• Submit AFTER HOURS items to USC Carmen Bradford, in a through Thursdays and from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a .m . Friday and
the Daily Pi lot, 330 W. Bay St, performance and Calk from 310 4 noon to 2 a.m. Fridays and Saturday and from 2 lo 6 p.m.
Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to p.m. Saturday In the Friends Saturdays at lhe Balboa Bay Club Sunday. The restaurant Is al 2735
(949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) Mealing Room al the Newport & Resort. at 1221 W. Coast W. Coast Highway, Newport
5744295. Beadi Central Library. 1000 Highway, Newport Beadi. Beadi. Free. (949) 642-3431.
Avocado Ave., Newport Beadi. Information: (949) 645-5000.
SPECIAL EVENTS Information: (949) 71 7-3870, MUSIC AT PlAYERS
http://www.newportbeadllibrary. M.t.MMA GINA WEEKEND JAZZ Players restaurant is now offering
ART OF ALFRED HITCHCOCK org. Walter Lakola and David Alcantar. hve music from 9 p.m. to
the New Yortc Jazz Connection midn1ghl every Fnday and Orange Coast College is offering MOSCOW STATE RADIO Duo, play at Mamma Gina at 251 Saturday. Players is al 512 W. 19th a nine-part film hislory on Alfred SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA E. Coast Highway in Newport al 8 St., Costa Mesa. (949) 646-5615. Hitdicodc. The series will be
moderated by retired OCC The Moscow State Radio p.m. Fridays and Salurdays and
professor H. Arthur Taussig. Eadi Symphony Ordiestra will at 7 p.m. Sundays and Mondays WEEKEND MUSIC
session will be held al 6:30 p.m. perform wortcs by Sergei Diana Dicri joins the duo on Anthony's Riverboat Restauranl
one Friday eadi month. The Radimaninoff al 8 p.m. Tuesday vocals on Mondays. It's free. in Newport Beadi presents the
events will be held at OCC's Fine and an all-Tdiaikovsky program lnformalion: (949) 673·9500. Ride Sherman Duo featuring R1dl
Arts Hall 116. Admission is S6 for at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Che Irvine Sherman and Alan Remington on
adults and SS for seniors and Barclay Theatre. 4242 Campus FACULTY CONCERT Friday nights. The program
OCC students. Information and Drive, Irvine. The ordiestra will Orange Coast College's music features all your favoriles on lhe
lideets, call (714) 432-5880, be conducted by Pavel Sorokin. department will stage a faculty saxophone keyboards. Anthony's
_ hrrp:/lwww.occtidcets.com. Tideets cost $44 and $59. concert in honor of associate is at 151 E. Coast Highway. (949)
lnformalion: (949) 8544646. professor of music, John 673-3425. -YO-YO MA
Orange County's Pacific SYMPHONIC BERNSTEIN
Symphony League will host an Orange Coast College's
exclusive lundieon and interview Symphony Ordiestra w ill
with musician Yo-Yo Ma, who will perform music from "West Side
speak about his career, goals, Scory" and "Candide• al 6 p.m .
artistic drive and music creativity Mardi 6 at OCC's Robert B. Moore
The event wrll begin at 11 a.m. Theatre. OCC's 100-voice choral
Mardi 9 at the Balboa Bay Club will join the symphony in the
and Resort's ballroom. 1221 W. evening performance.
Coast Highway, Newport Beadi. lnformalion: (71 4) 432-5880.
The event will benefit the
gymphony's music education CABARET BY THE BAY
program. Tidlets cost $150. Duke's Place will host Cabaret by
Information: (714) 755-5788. the Bay to benefit local diarities
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at 9 p m. with a preshow dinner in
the First Cabin restaurant at 7:30
There will be a reception and p.m . Mardi 10, April 14, May 12
book signing for the opening or and June 16. The cost is $10 for
lhe retrospective on the wo rtcs of lhe show and $37.50 for the
Los Angeles writer, media dinner. Information and
historian, cultural crilic and new reservations: (949) 630-4145. . media maven Norman Klein. The
, reception Is from 6 to 9 p.m. JAllTRIO
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Mardi 2 al UC Irvine's Beall Gulfscream Res1aurant in
Center for Art and Tectinology at Newport Beadi presents a 1an
UCI. Information: 1949) 82-4339 trio Sunday through Wednesday
as regular enlertainmenl at 850
MUSIC Avocado Ave., Newport Beadi.
Hours are 5 to 9 p.m . S unday and
CARMEN BRADFORD 6 to 10 p.m. Monday through
The Newport Beadi City Arts Wednesday. (949) 718-0188.
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The concert will begin at 8 p.m. POP-ROCK AND FLAMENCO
Saturday al OCC's student Genier Tate 5, a funk, rock and Motown
at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa act. performs al 9 p.m. Saturdays
Mesa. Performers will include: at Carmelo's Risloranle, 3520 E.
pianists Brian Gould. Teresa Coasl Highway, Corona del Ma r.
DeJong·Pombo and Emily Hung; Solo guitarist Ken Sanders
guitarists Ridiard Glenn, David performs classical flamenco
Murdy and Joseph Poshek; jazz tunes at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and
musicians Art Davis, Dana Sundays. Free. (949) 675-1922.
Wheaton and Alan Remington;
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nights. Greg Morgan. Nidc Peper
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A&B at 8:30 p.m . Saturdays. The sacrifices everything 10 bury her restaurant is at 630 Lido Pane brother. will be performed al 2:30
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LIFE & LE I SURE Thursday, February 26, 2004 All I
TRAVEL TALES VILLA NOV A Talcing a
bite out
of the Big
Apple
By terry Botros ' 'D ad, what's New Voit City like?" asked my
8-year-old son Ell
when I returned after a business
trip ln September. Business had
talcQn me to New Voit City
almbst a dozen times over the
past year, and each time I
returned Fli would ask that same
que~tion (right after ·Did you
bring presents?").
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[949-642-7880 [ I 6gured the time was right for
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ApJJ.le. We decided that the
Columbus Day weekend was the
time to go and with Eli's
teacher's permission, I sprang
him from school for an extra
day, giving us a nice four-day
weekend.
Eli Botros outside the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
3131 W Coast Hwy., Newport Beach
We Oew the red-eye out of
John Wayne Airport, landing at
JFK very early Friday morning.
and' took a cab right to the hotel.
I had arranged an early check-in,
so we got our room and slept
until mid-morning. Eli was really
excited to sec the Statue of
Uherty. so we made that our first
de-.tination and took the subway
<.lowntown to Banery Park, on
1hc southern tip of Manhattan.
From there we had a terrific
view of Liberty Island, as well as
the rest of the harbor. After
hearing and reading about this
symbol of hope and freedom for
~o long. it was wonderful to see
the look of amv.ement on Eli's
face when he saw the statue.
While in lower Manhattan. we
also stopped at Ground 7.ero. It
was very sobering for both of us
10 see the huge, empty space
where the World ltade Center
towers had stood.
One of the things I wanted Eli
to i.ee was a ''big-time"
llroadway show. A friend told me
about a website called
pli1ybil/.com for show tickets,
and it proved to be a great tip.
011 very shon notice, we got
founh-row seats to "Beauty and
the Beast." The show is held at
the Lunt-Fontaine Tileatcr in the
lwan of the theater dis trict. The
Lunt-Fontaine is an old-time
theater, very ornate on the
inside, with wide aisles and big
cushy seats. Even before the
'>how started, I could tell Eli was
impressed.
Once the show started. he was
)',pccchless. "Beauty and the
Beast" is a great production. and
tu he sitting that close to the
:-.lage allowed him to be totally
l·ngrossed in the perfonnance.
I le was on the edge of his seat
the whole lime and clapped
wildly at the end. To top it off.
when we walked out of the
Lheater, we were right in the
heart of Tames Square. I le just
'>tnod looking around; he'd never
!'tC'Cn anything like it
Dorothy, we aren't in "The OC"
anymore. A shon walk uptown
took us to Rockefeller Center.
where the famous ice rink was in
full operation. Parents out there
can relate to how kids are hard
to impress nowadays. which is
why his enthusiasm was realJy
fun to see.
On Saturday. we headed to
Central Park and the
Metropolitan Museum. The park
is spotles.5 with a huge number
of activities for families. There is
horseback riding. bicycling.
boating and several eating
choices. We had a great Lime
sailing the radio-controlled
sailboats on Conservatory Water.
It was interesting to learn that
the park is managed under
contract to tJ1e city by a priV'dtC
nonprofit organization caJJed the
Cen tral Parle Conservancy. The
conservancy was founded in
1980 to restore the park and has
since raised more than $300
million for operation of the park
and its facilities. We spent a
whole day in CentraJ Park but
we'd definitely allow more lime
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10 i,ee the Jets play lhe Ruffalo
B1lb. Getting his face painted
with Jets color!-, and doi ng the
famow. 'J-E-T-S' cheer, Eli was a
local fan in no time. To his
dcliRht, and my ~urpri,c, the
Ji't'> came through and
regi .. 1cred their fir,I win of the
't'a .. nn.
We woke up Monday cal(er to
get home aJld ~cc the rc·'t of the
f.imil)'· hut aJ~o wi'ihing \H'
1:ould .. 1,1y anr>1hl'r few d.1y~.
·1 hen· wa.., ju~t !'>O much more to
~ee.
from many tnpi.. especially
those with children, I have
learned that ii'~ hest to not try
and see or do everything at
once. I lalf the run is slowing
down. relaxing and soaking in
the locaJ environment. Monday,
like we did the other days. we
'pent ti me just walking around
the city, eating still more !ttreet
vendor hot dogs and prc11.els.
taking o;ubway rides and
checking out the huge FAO
Schwtirz toy store. II was a
perfect wind -down to a
wonderful trip.
Even with ils endless list of
world-cla~s a11ractions1 the city
itself remain-; the biggc't draw
for us. Vibrant. urban, full oflife,
nonMop at all hour~. it's ju t a
terrific place to be. We can't wait
for a rc·turn vi,it. next time w11h
the whole family
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MEN'S
BASKETBALL
UCI-coach
suspends
Efevberha
Anteater sophomore
violates team rules,
according to Douglass.
UC Irvine men's basketball player
Mike fievberha has been suspended in-
definitely by Anteater head coach P-dt
Douglass.
·At this time, I have suspended Mike
indefinitely for violating team and de-
INSIDE
The UCI men's
basketball
team will
begin its final
push to move
up In the
standings
beginning
tonight
against
visiting Idaho.
Pege82
partment rules." Doug-
lass said ln a released
statement.
Efevberha, a sopho-
more wing from Po-
mona, is averaging 11.1
points and 2.6 re-
bounds through 24
games tJ1is season. I le
has started 21 contests
and leads UCI wit1l 40
three-point baskets.
Senior Matt Okoro is
expected to move l.nto
t1lat spot in lhe starting
lineup Thursday. Oko-
ro. who is averaging 4.5
points and 3.1 re-
bounds. ded his season
high with si.JC boards in
las1 Saturdayi. game at
New Mexico State.
The Anteaters (10-14. 5-9 Rig West)
host Idaho tonight at 7:05 p.m. and
Utah State Saturday at 8:05 p.m. in con-
ference games at the Bren Evenls Cen-
ter.
GIRLS SOCCER
Mustangs
~knocked out
l~f playoffs
Norco snaps Mesa's
I 3-game streak with 3-1
triumph in Divi sion Ill
second-round game.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
NORCX> -The smoo1h pa'i.c;i ng game
that has keyed the success the Costa
Mesa High girli; soccer ream has enjoyed
t1li~ season was wilhoul one essential in-
gredjent Wedm."Sday -
•
rh~h~. Cit Soulhem
Section Division Ill sec-
ond-round playoff
game lhat lacked any
flow from the OUl'iCl,
host Norco derailed the
Mustangs' attack and snapped a 13-
game winning streak by lhe visitors with
a 3-1 victory.
The Mustangs (16-6). ranked sevent1l
See MUSTANGS, Pas• 82
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MIKE THORNTON
Thursday, February 26. 2004 81
Newport knockout
Sailors punch their
ticket to the CIF
Division I final with
a 10-6 victory over
Long Beach Wilson.
•
when the .Sailors won their only
1We.
Newpon I !arbor (26-3). the
Sea View League chan1pion and
lhe ClF Division I top seed. will
face four-time defending Divi-
sion I champion Foothill in the
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BfACl-1 -If the CIF
Southern Section Division I girls waler
polo semilinaJ between Ncwpon 1 lar-
bor I ligh and Long Beach Wil son was a
heavyweight bout. t1len Wilson got in a
few shots to lhe head , but the Sailors
came away wit1l lhe knockout.
MARK C. DUS TIN I DAil Y Pll 01
Newport Harbor's Anne Belden fires a shot on goal while Long Beach Wilson's
Megan Nesland (8), swims in to try to defend her in Wednesday's victory.
In a game t1lat featured a conlruver-
siaJ play late in the third quarter, New·
pon Harbor. which dominated the fin.I
half, held off Wilson, 10-6. tu advance to
ils first CIF Oivision I final sinn· 199~.
GIRLS WATER POLO
DON LEACH/ONLY PILOT
CdM's Jordan Anae takes aim in front of the Canyon goal before scoring in tile secood half to extend the lead.
CdM halts Canyon
Sea Kings advance to
Division II title game
with a I 3-6 semifinal
victory over Canyon of
Anaheim Wednesday.
Patrick Laverty
Daily Pilot
CORONA OEl. MAR -Behind five
goals from Katya Eadington and 14
saves from junior goalie Brittany Ful-
len. the C.Orona del Mar HJgh girls wa-
ter polo team had little trouble dispos-
ing of Canyon of Anaheim. 13-6, in t1le
CIF Southern Section Division U semi-
final.'>.
The Sea Kings (21-9) will a1-
temp1 to win 1.heir lhird
straight CIF championship on
Monday at 8:15 p.m. againsl
Peninsula (23-4) at Belmont
Pla7...a ln Lo ng Beach. Penin-
•
sophomore C..amille I fl'wko
st.ruclc for two goals, Katfo Ku
bas added a score and Fullen
came up with thrce 'W.IVl'' in
t1le quaner.
Fullen continued her dom1
sula defeated CdMs P'acitic Coa'il
League foe, Laguna Beach. 4-2, in lhe
other semifinal Wednesday.
"I thought the girls did a grea1 job,"
C'.orona del Mar C.Oach Aaron Chancy
said. "We came out a little dght on Sat-
urday (in a second-round win over
Vllla Plutj, but we had a couple of
good practices I.his week."
It showed as the Sea ~ opened
up a 3-0 )el(f after one quarter as
nan! play throughout tht•
game. making three saves in lhe sec-
ond quarter, five in lhe thinJ and tl11re
in lhe fourth before being relieved in
lhe game's final minutes. Uut Coron;i
del Mar's goalie was quiclc to give m·d·
ii to here teammates.
·1 thought we came out and played
really weU as a team," Fullen said. "We
were very consistent.''
See CdM, Pase 83
DAILY PILOT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
final on Tuesday at R: 15 p.m. at Belmont
Pla'l.a.
Wi Lh 2:20 remaining in lhe third
qu<lrter and tJ1e Bruins appearing lo
mount a comeback. a Wilson player hit
Carolyn Conway's nose. Conway. a New-
pon senior standout who ~cored three
goals. bled profu~ly amt had to leave
the game.
The Wilson player w-~ caUed for bru-
1aJi1y, meaning ~he WdJ) ejected from t1le
game and the Bruins had lo cumpcle
witJ1 five playcn. lhc res! of 1he way. Wil -
son had closed to within 7-4. but New-
See NEWPORT. Pa1e 82
GIRLS
BASKETBALL
Sailors'
dreams
dashed
Newport's best season
under third -year coach
Je n Thompson fini shes
with loss to El Dorado.
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
NEWPorrr Al:ACI I -The bun from a
thrilling victory Saturday cea..ecl for tJw
Newport I !arbor I ligh hrirb basketball
learn Wednc-,uay when visiti11g El f>o-
radu came and, iL\ Sailor:. Coach k11
lllompson pul it. i.hoWt'tl why ii i~ tlw
rounh-sccdl.o<l team in
•
Cl t SoutJu~m Sec" ·tion
Di~~1on 11-M.
1:1 Dorado useJ a 19-0
lhirch1uarter run lo
break open a game ii
had already owned and
went on to defeat Nt>w-
pon Harbor. 65-29, in a second-round
game of the CIF Division 11-M playoffs.
·n1e Sailors (14-13), who won their fin;t
playoff game since 1997 on Saturday.
scored lhe first four points of t11e t1lird
quancr to puU wit1lin, 29-17. Junior Ciara
Lawrence made a layup and junior
Vanessa Miller hit two free !Jlfows within
lhe lirs1 minute o f t1le second half.
But the Golden I lawks (25-3) we111 on
t1leir 19-0 run that included two timcouL'i
by Newpon before El Dorado went up,
48-17. Junior Maaike Th>bman knocked
down a t1lree-pointer to end lhe Sailors·
droughL Newpon had gone six minutes
and nine seconds without a field goal.
Senior Victoria Swigart. wtio played
despite a sore right knee, pul in a layup
wilh 40 seconds left in the third quarter,
but lhe Golden Hawlcl. answered with a
See SAILORS, Pace 83
.. Jillianne Whit ield
Senior point guard scores the winning bucket as time
expires in Sailors' first postseason victory since 1997.
Petrick Laverty • Whitfield said. Delly Pilot After a timeout, Whltfield
dribbled the ball upcourt. drove
I t's what )'OWl8 athletes dream into the lane, pu.mp·faked and
of while practicing in the pivoted left around a double
~y. team and tossed In an eight-foot
'lbree, two, one ... a jump shot
lut-te<:Ond shot ... it's good. and the Whitfield. the Daily Pilot AthJete of the
aowd goes wild. Week. ftniahed with 10 points. but that
For JilUanne Whltfteld. It's a dream 6nal bucht was eu1.1y the most
come crue. lmportanc and most memorable or her
Whtdleld, a seoJor poU1t guard for the four-year career. She was mobbed after
Newport Harbor High girts bak.edJalJ the play. team. dnM the length of the Door and •11 wasn't an on-the-ground pile, but
ICOl'ed the pine-winner tn the s.tlors' everyone went CJVf,~ Whitfield said, •My
48-46 CIP Southern Secdori DMdoo mom was aylng. She came up to me and
D·M ftnt-round victory CM!f Unfwnlty Mid. 'Hug me, rm your mother.'~
S.rurday.
'"That wu deftnltety ammr., • s.. WlllFIELD, Pll9 n
..
82 Thursday, February 26. 2004
MEN'S BASKETBALL
'Eaters begin
their final push
Anteaters play host
to Idaho a t 7:05 p.m .
The UC. Irvine men':. ~tball
team, j~r two games out of
founh plact· In the Big West Con·
fcrence, hol)l'!-10 make a final
push m the 'tandu1~. beginninl(
tonight al 7·05 p.m. against W.it·
mg Idaho. nw Anlcalerl) (10· 14. 5.9 in the
B1K Wt•stJ enter rhii. week's action
t1L•d for !'\ixth plnre with Cal State
follerton and IJC Rh•Nslde.
(:ill Sl<He NorthmJgc (7-ti in
1 unfere11rc). and UC Santa lfar
hara C7· ii are still within reach
Idaho 112 I.I, fl· 7). has won six
uf it~ la~t 'even conference gam~
10 riM! w third place. behind co-
lt·acler' Utah Stute and University
of the Pm·1fir. horh 14· I ag-.unst
lOnfrn·nn• fol"-
to make them 8· I m their last
nine games. with a 57·52 home
win over UCI on Jan :i l
UU ended a ~wn·~aJnc losing
!>leak witl1 a win over Loni( Beach
State Feb. 18, before extending its
ruad losing streak to ~ven with a
noncon.fcrence i.etback at New
MeXJco State Sarurday.
Ille Anteaters. i.Lill trying to se·
cure one of the etght ~po~ in the
rnnference tournament. are une
game ahead of nint.h·plnce Lung
Reach State.
UCI Is led by 7·foo1 !!Cllior cen·
ter Adam Parada, who 1s Jvcrng·
uig I:.!. 7 poinlS. 6.6 rebound.' and
1>hooling 60.B"b from the field.
Parada, who ~ored 2:J points Sat·
urday. posted a season-high 26 in
the first meeting with Idaho.
Idaho is led by 6·4 senior for·
ward 1}rrone Hayes (13.5 ppg).
S P O R TS
01e VamJah ht•l(an their recent
'urge. which aho mdudes a non-
111nfert.·nt·t' 1\111 over Idaho State
UCI hoi.ts Utah State Sarurday
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-Barry Faulkner Newport Harbor's Kim Housep1an blocks a shot that gets by her teammates Jessica Ball (2), left. and Carolyn Conway in Wednesday
afternoon's CIF playoff game against Long Beach Wilson. Newport Harbor advanced to the title game with a I 0-6 victory.
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pon scored cwo unanswered
goab after the wild play to regain
control of the game.
"I thin.le it was intentional be·
cause she doesn't like me very
well," Conway said. "Ir was
above wa ter and ii wai. a
(punch(. 11 was prerty bad. 1
think (my nose is) broken:
Fut.I\' i'.ul'lk·r. Cl11 (hi llodri
KUt'l' <tnd tkll•ndmg champ11m
Hudgcr Da\1, will be t.he ~l''I
,1.wake" fur till' losluba ~n1ur
<Ja,.,1c·., Breilkf.L,I uf Ommp1on~.
'chL·dukd ~1Mch lh JI 7:30 a.m.
.11 1h1: Newport llt'at'h Mamou Ill
/·a .. hion hlancJ .
Zoeller, ur){U11hly tlll' inu~I e11-
tt•rt.U111ng playt•r 1111 tht' tl1ampi
c•fh lour. fim,Jwd 111 UH' top 30
t."t )'1".11 .1ftL'r lJpturm~ the ~n·
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WHITFIELD
Continued from BI
I w Jll tht• n .v11w .. ., af1t·1
lhl• 'hill. II w,1\ il tl'::,\,Ullt'lll
111 \\'hufield hO\' t .Um 'ht
rem,uiwd m llll' final
WlOlld<.,. lo lwr. II \\3.<, JUI\( ,,
pl.I\ .,1w had nin d nnllion
111111'' lwtorc 111 prncttct'.
"I lom·,rly. l'w dont' that
t" ... tl t move 'o 11M11y 111ne' 111
p1.1rtttl'. .. Wl111lidJ '-<llJ. "Ir
\,,1, wry nawml It 1u<;t
llJppt•ned "
l'lav111g ha-.. ~t·lhaU 'mce
th1· filth !-'TUtk. \\1111fit'ld ha.,
d1•\ l'lopl'd a lnvl' for the
Ki.Hill'. But al N1•wport
I l;irbor, whcrc <.hC' ha'> al'o
t 11rnrw1t•d 111 fil•ld hockey and
tr..itk Jnd fidd ..uid plam 10
pl.1\ l.1no,w du'> 'J>nng.
h."k1•thall li<!'n't d~eloped a
1t·pu1ation ao; a powl'thow.e.
1 lw ~tilori. la .. 1 po~tSt:a.son
\'H 111ry 111 Kirli. ba..,ketball prior to
'i.11mday wa~ 1u:.1 .,hortly after
\\ l111fit•ld hcR,m playing the
.:.11111._ in 1997. In her firl)t two
\l'Jf'> 011 varsity. Whitfield and
Jlw ~1110" won fUSI <;1x games.
11111 ,1 I.I win <;eason last year
n·111rncd I !arbor to the playoffi.
.md delipite Wednesday's
'l'a,on-encling loss to El Dorado,
S.1turday\ victnry has Whitfield
l1·avmg the progmm in much
heller <;hape than when she
• 1mwd
Pnmarily a ... hooting guard in
previou-; seasons. Whit.field took
ovN the point !(\Jard role in her
final '\Cason and allhough her
.,coring average Is down, the
Sailon< are guaranteed to finish
lhe year with a winning record
for the fll'St lime In her career.
:!211d on Uic 200:! money list and
wui. tlw (() p ·ranked putter on t11 e
01.1mp1<m., lour la"t )'Car
licket., .tre SIOO per person
(tWO·,edt minimum, with Lable:.
11( IO di S 1.000). which mdud~
brcakfa.,1 and a ticker to fue5·
Uoy\ praCl.JrC-fOUlld l>C!'\l>iO ll at
rht• Tn~hih<J Senior Ori.ssic. The
toun1Jmt•nt will he held March
I 'i·l I .11 Nt•wpon Beach Country
t.Juh
Inc pmet•t.•<.ls fmm the break·
f,1,t \\Ill help pave lhe way for
"hol.1"h1p., 111 the amount of
$<!,!)00 • .mcl a ·1oshiba lnptop com-
puter tu each Orange Counry Stu·
c.lt•nr honored.
"Al the beginning of the yc>ar I
wa<. frustrated," Whitfield said of
hl'r new role. "I felt Uke I wasn't
rnntribuung a .. much a!> I could. I
didn't realize my contributions
were coming from other places. ..
ThoM' contributionli have been
apparent 10 others throughout
the \£'a'i011, whether 11 l:x: the
... even rebounds she grabht..><l
against University or 11lmply her
noor lcadel'!>hip and her ability to
ht• a coach on the floor.
After helping Newpon I !arbor
win a field hockey championship
in the fa.II. Whitfield plans to
continue If\ that spon in college
.ind has narrowed her choices
down to MichiRan. Virginia and
Stanford. But the sport he loves
the mol't, bask.etball, will
rnntlnue to fmd a place in her
life.
"ll'U have to be intramural
lx'Cause I can' leave it alone.·
\Vhltfield said.
Conway re -entered with 2: 19
remaining in the game. Newport
Coach Bill Barnett said he
wanted her back in because the
Sailors had just lost junior Anne
Belden. Conway was smiling and
mo110111ng to t.he crowd that she
wai. fine before she came back
in. he fired off two shots, in-
cludin~ one in the final five sec-
onds tliat went over the c:1ge.
Conway. bound for lnwana
University, scored two goals in
the fust quaner to help put New·
port up. 3·0. Belden also scored
in the first quarter and senior
Jessica BalJ had two assists.
The Sailors played one of their
best halves of the season, New-
port Coach BUJ Barnett said.
"They were pwnped and ready
to go." llamett said. "!They werel
highly emotional."
For in~p1ralion. the Newport
girl-; and their coach went 10 the
movie'> ruei1day night and
watched "Miracle," the film
hased on the 1980 U.S. Olympic
hockey 1e11m. And if that wasn't
enough. the Sa.Hors were also de-
MUSTANGS
Continued from B 1
in Division Ill entering the play·
off.s, and Cougars (I 7-5·5). en·
dured a U1any of fouls that
robbed the game of any continu·
iry, much to Mesa Coach IJ.m
Johnston's dismay.
"I stopped marking after 34
fouls," Johnston said. "You can't
get in a rhythm with that. Before
their last goal, the ball didn't stop
on the re.tan. It was the cheesiei.t
game in the way it wa.s (called!. I
would have preferred zero fou~
and just play the game:
Johnston said the calls didn't
favor one team. but the Mus·
Langi., Division tll co-champions
last year, remained at a disadw.n·
tage .
"That type of game favors a tall
team," Johnston said.
TWo Norco goals came on
heade~ off of throw-ins. Erin
Banks headed in a ball inside the
near post to give Norco a 1-0 lead
in the I 0th minute, while senior
Dena OlyaJe broke a I ·I rie three
minutes before halftime with a
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MARl<C OUSTIN/OAILYPILOT
Newport Harbor's Sarah Mutt (8), gets off a shot as Long Beach
Wilson's Amy Lamb defends in Wednesday's CIF playoff game.
termined after losing in the CIF
Division I semifinals last. year.
"We really came into this game
focused." said Ball. who scored
one goal and delivered five as·
sists. "We all came in really
united. Carolyn Conway realty
stepped it up. Ir was already a
physical game and when she was
hit tha1 turned on a switch.
TI1ere's a way to play 1l1e game
nearly-identical goal.
The Cougars took advantage of
their home field, which is nar-
rower than 1l1e field Mesa is used
to playing on.
"They could do the long throws
and get JO-yard runs going every
time." Johnston l>Clid. "They beat
us 10 the 50·50 balls. particularly
the fin.1 20 minu1es.
"We didn't take any balls on
goal kicks, which gave (the Cou·
gars! posse55ion~."
Sophomore Ja,!,min Day tied
the game in the 20th minute with
her 16th sconng strike of the sea·
son when she took a lofted pa..<>s
from junior Jenny Sparks and
sent the ball into the far side of
the net from 15 yards out.
Day's goal was the last shot
Mesa got in the first half.
Norco stacked players at mid·
field, trying to take away Mesa's
passing game. Sweeper Kristen
long headed many balls out of
the w ne, ending potential Mesa
anadcs.
"If we could rush !their for·
wards!. wi th tl1e way this field is,
we had a chance," Norco Coach
Brad Miller said.
The field was anytltlng but
and there's a way not to. The
whole game they were like that.
We were all riled up. Thal just
ticked us off more."
BaJJ scored in set, just 21 sec·
onds after she had recorded a
steal, that put lhe Sailors up. 4-0,
early in the second quarter. Then
she dished out an assist to Con·
way. who scored from fo ur me·
ters out and gave Newpon a 5·0
smooth. A dirt patch 15 feel in di·
ameter covered the midfield
while mud puddles and clumps
of grass dotted the surface.
Mesa, which had shut out its
last eight opponents. 52-0, had
three golden scoring chances in
tl1e second half, but came away
em pry.
An apparent goal by Day in the
48th minute was nullified by a
foul. as Mesa supporters shouted
in protest.
Johnston turned his head
towel.rd the bleachers and said.
"You're not helping."
Six minutes later, Nilani
Duane's header off a Rachel Ron·
quiUo corner kick sailed over the
goal. The Mustangs had three
com ers to Norco's one.
Norco goalkeeper Kristen Ko-
man knocked down two Ronquil·
lo shots In the second haJf and
finished with five saves.
Norco put the finishing touch·
es on Its eventual victory In the fi-
nal minute. Anna Acuna's shot
from the comer of the 18-yard
box roUed toward the far post.
only to find the foot of Banb.
who delicately tapped the ball in
as she ran into the net
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lead with 3:25 left before half·
time.
Wilson (22· 7) answered with a
goal shortly after coming out of a
timeout, but senior Sarah Mutt
gave the Sailors a 6-1 advantage
with a goal on a six-on-five op·
ponuniry.
"Thal was an ugly game,'' Bar·
nett said. "I thought we played
well in the first half. We kind of
got complacent. We made men-
tal mistakes and let them back in
the game a bit We were great in
the first half. but then things got
ugly:
Wilson scored two goals in a
27 ·second span to close within
6-3, early in the third quarter, but
junior Ashling Taylor put the
Sailors back on track with a goal
on an assist from Belden.
Ca.'lie Mota, who led the Bru·
ins with three goals, scored with
just under four minutes left to
make it 7-4, setting up the afore·
mentioned dramatics lhal en·
sued.
CIF Southern Section Divi-
sion I playoffs
SemUlnaJ
Newport Harbor I 0, Long
Beach WU.On 6
Score by Quarters
Wilson O I 4 J -6
Newport 3 3 3 I -I 0
Wilson -Mota 3. Silver 2, Pe·
rez I. Saves -Lolis 4.
Newport -Conway 3, Belden
2. Mun 2. Ball I. Erickson I. Tay·
lor I. Save!> -I lousepian 6,
Cottam 3.
Mesa goalkeeper Kindra Bailey
made four saves and was aided
by the gutsy play of Kara Jenkins.
Julie Nomura and Caitlin Duffy.
All three weren't afrai d to bump
into an opponent to gain po ses-
sion.
Unfortunately, the sound of a
whistle often pierced the air soon
after.
Defenders Yareli Ortega and
Sara Bryant each prevented an·
other Norco goal minutes after
Day's goal in the first half. Bailey
had come out of the net and Or-
tega slid across the goal line to
knock away a shot Bryant then
booted the ball out of the box.
The game's physical nature
suited Norco just fine.
"II is different out here," Miller
said. "We play a rougher game. If
you hold onto the ball for three or
fouc seconds, someone is gong to
put a body on you."
Norco, indeed played. its game
on its field.
"Except for the throw-in plays.
they didn't mount any attacks,"
Johnston said. "But we didn't
mount any attadcs either. We
played their game and they are
bener at their game than we are.·
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Daily Piiot SPO R TS rhursday, February 26. 2004 83
BOYS VOLLEYBALL SAILORS
Estancia ranked No. 1 in preseason poll Continued from Bl
basket with two seconds left for a
52-22 lead.
Corona del Mar and
Newport Harbor also earn
spots in early CIF rankings.
preseason coaches' polls rel~ Monday.
Estancia advanced to the Division Ill
semifinals last spring. eanung a share of its
first league title since 1984 by eying Ocean
View for the Golden West league champi·
onsh.lp.
Komegay was first-team AU-CIF. AU·
Newport· Mesa and Golden West League
Co-Most Valuable Player as a 6 -fool-4 jtm·
ior opposite.
6-8 senior UCLA-bow1d middle blocker Ja-
mie Diefenbach, who tore an ACL playing
basketball.
CcJM. 19·12 last season when it reached
the < ;u: Division II quanerflna.ls. will be led
hy 6· I jwtior outside hlu er Kevin WeJch,
who was an AU-Newport-Mesa perfomier
as a :.ophumore.
MRebounding lwas a reason EJ
Dorado got so far our ahead).~
lhompson said. "We weren't
blocking out. We were also getting
to the basket (on olfenseJ. but we
weren't finishing in the first half."
The F.stancia I Ugh boys voUeyba.U team
will open the season with the lop ranking
in ClF Southern Section Division Ill, while
Newpon I larhor Ls No. 5 in Division I and
Corona del Mar h. No. 6 in Divis ion II in
f.agles Coach 1\"acey Heims returns five
staners from last year's 29-11 M.juad. in-
duding All·CIF perfonners Josh Ko rnegay
and Kris Hartwell.
I fanwell was second-team AU-cm AIJ-
Newport-Mesa and first-team all·ll'ague as
a 6·2 jwtior outside hiner.
Newpon Harbor never led and
lied the score just once, 2-2, when
MiUer tlrove in for a layup early ln
the gam e. EJ Dorado pressed after
m ade baskets and the Sailors
stru88led to ge l the ball past half
coun. Wim 29 seconds left in the
first quaner they did and Swigart
put in an ea-.)' shot unde r the bas-
ket.
Newport I farl>or. 20-12 last season. ~
eliminated in the second round of tl1e Divi-
sion I playuffs. The Sailors will be without
Tiw boys voUcyhall *ason begins next
week.
CDM
Continued from Bl
After Canyon (19·11) :.cored i11> first goal. in a 6·
on·S situation, the Sea Kings came back with three
straight goals. including two by Eatlington a nd one
from Kubas, Ill Ull rl'ase their lead to 6· l.
The teams ua1.IL'<i goals in the fu1al minute of the
first ha.If aml l :orona del Mar went into the break
leading. 7-2.
Canyon trirnmt.'<l the lead 10 four in the opening
.;econds of the third quilrter when Courtney Math-
ewson convcrte<l a four-meter opponunity. But the
Kings. who focused more on dropping its defense
instead of its tmditional pressure. limited Mathew-
son to two goals by using double teams on the Co·
manches' 'ltandout.
"We wanted to double down on !Mathewson!."
01aney said. "She'-; a ~at player. You can't play her
one-on-one."
After C.m yon had an opportunity, with another
ma11-advanfage !>ituation. to further shrink CdM's
ll'".td bu1 laill-d to register a shot allt.'ITI[.lt before the
!>hot clock expired. the Sea Kin~~ <;truck on the
cow11rr Hllm'k.
1-;adin~11111 ,t·url'tl for the third time in the game
off a pa-.. ... from V1V1an U;w with 5:40 remainin~ in
the thin! quarwr to puloh tht' ~a King,· adv-.mtage 1t1
tt-:1. llw play w;is 'tm1t•d hy Fullm. who providc<l
quality '>l0rvi1'1• 1111 11!1• c·oullll'r ;m ark 1lirn11ghou1 the
111atrh.
With J1l'>t owr four 111in111c" rt·111aimng. Fullc11
took a ha ll that C.:.myon dumpet.111110 the comer as
thC' .. hot dork WJ' 1"<piring and ftocf an ''JX'll Jordan
An:w, who h.ul ~11111·11 h1•h111d lht• U 111yo11 defenM",
fnr another Sea King, ... ~ore and a !:1·3 leau.
"That''> what I th.ink is KOing to get her recruited
by colleges.'' <..haney -.aid of follens passing ability.
"Your goalie starts your offense. If you haw a goalie
who can pass well. thafs everytlting. ~
Fullen added anotht·r assist with a qurck cmtlf'l
pllSS to Hewko early i11 tJw fourth quarter for a goal
that gaw the Sea Ki11gs a 13-5 at.lvdntagc ant.I Ola·
ney enough confidence 10 allow his o;tarlcN 111 n·~t
for the remainder uf the game.
1 lcwko and Kuba.' t•ad1 fini.,ht•t.I w11h 1hrc1· ~0.11'
10 romplt,nw nt l·.admgton and i\11at• adtll'd two.
CF OMslon I
Semitlnall
Cof'Ooa del Mar 13, Canyon 6
Score by Ouaners
Canyon o 7 :£ b CdM J 4 4 I 1J
Canyon -Mathewson 2. C1cct11llo 2. Folcv 1. Allen 1 Saves
Rocha 4, K Rodgers 2 Corona del Mar Eadony1on 5. K
Kut>as 3. Hewk.o 3. Am1t.1 2 Savus Fullen 14
BRIEFLY
f ICJN 11 Ar It lJAll Y PU 111
At left. Katya Eadmgton shoots lor one of her five goals. Above .
Eadmgton lobs a pass over her opponent to the front of the net
which led to a score tn hrst half lor Corona del Mar m the wm.
110\Vl'ver the Golden I lawks
went on a 11-0 run lo gu up, 25-6 .
Nl'WJ>Ort 1 larl>or outscored El Oo·
mdo, 7-4 in the final five minutes
befon.• halftime. Senior Allyson
Stolu hit a three-pointer. junior
Kristi Etldington pulled up for a
mid-range jump shot and 14lW-
rcnce Mi.' good from I 0 foe1 out
near U1e baseline, bur Newport
tm.ik-d. Z9· I :1, a t the break.
Miller led the Sui.Ion. with 11
points. the onJy Newport playl'r in
doubll' figun:.>s. Sophomore Ally
Wat.le scored 22 point:. fur U1e
Golden I lawk.s, while senior Me·
lii....a Cc>0k added 19 pointlo.
With 2:49 left in lht• ){UITIC,
·n10111p~111 rullet.l her !'otarters. as
the c rowd applauded llludly for
1hem .
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ll1om1N 111 said. "We had a n•ally
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go. Wl· were suppcN·tl 10 lw ...c>
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I .<er' l>ahllwrg and l'hlllip
Mardh did11'1 loSl' et ga11w in
!>Wt't'ping two :-.ingll"• Sl'I' 1•ad1
w hile Calll' I lo lmgrt·n dcft•alt•d
I Jamd <11ang, fi-2. fl-2.
< lui., Tetylor an d Thoma'<
J'roxlcr teamed IO tlcfcat Bran
t.1011 <Jingan ant.I St•lh Lewkow,
II 2, in tluuhle~.
Nonconference
Vanguard 9, Cal Poly Pomona O
Si ngles Wmslmaior (VU ) def
Nguyen, 6 2, 6 3; Hakansson (VU)
duf Wu1l1onleld, 6 I, 6 4, Dahlhery
(VU) del. Lewkow. 6 0. 6 O:
Schramm (VUI def A. Chang. 7 6.
6 2. Holmgren (VUI clef D. Chang,
6 2. 6 2. Mardh IVU) dol Cltnyan,
fl 0, 6 0
Doubles Oahlhorg Haknnsson
(VU) def Nguyen Weldenfelt1, 8 3,
We1slma1er Holmgren (VUI def
Delgado 0 . Chang, 8 3;
Taylor Trow.lor (VU) del
Clmgan Lew~ow. 8 2
Lions roll on at CLI Poly
•TENN IS: Vanguard Uniw r-
!>ily\ wonwn's 11·n11i... tt·arn
swt·pt all threl'. t.louhlt•o; ina1d1
l'' 111 1emai11 untldeat1·d .1ftt•r ,1
ti l 11011c<mfcrenn· vil'tury 1111<·1
111 .... t Cal 1'11ly Po mo na Wt•dne'
day.
Oll{a l llush chanl .1, Sllina
Y11l11wr and Amamfo t>1,y11fl'r
eadt wo11 lhl'ir ""Kit'!> 111.11ch1·,
for 1h1• l.w n-; (5-tll.
Ale na Votavova a11d l'oyntl't
dai111(•d an /I 2 d o ubll'' v1t·t11ry
Nonconference
Vanguard 6. Cal Poly Pomona 2 Singles lllushch.inka IVU I tlcll
Holr11IJ1'<y, 6 0. 6 O. Brown IVUJ lost
10 Fotr1, 6 3, 6 2, Vo1a11ova IVU) lo~•
tO Poq1111lo, 4 6, 6 3, 10 7, Yoh1rn•
IVUI dllf 011kermc11j1an, 6 0, 7 6,
Bracttcy (VU) a11ct Bu1vgra1 DNF
Povnrnr (VU) dtJI. Li11, 6 4, 6 I
Doubles Hlushc:hank,1 BrooN11 (VUI
dof Foh1 Holmberg. 8 4.
Yohner Bradley (VU I cJef
Burggral Paqu1llo. 9 7,
Vo1a1101111 Poynter (VUI •lt•t
Takaman Dnkcrrnan11<l11 8 '}
G rossmo nt heats Coast
•SOFTRUl:
t .oa'l < :ollcgt•
drnppt·d two
tl1111hl{·hl'ader
·1 he Ora11g1•
,urrhall tt'arn
games of .1
to nonr unf1·r
l'lll'I' Vi~ilor (;ro~Mlllllll
W1•1lnt·MJay.
l'lw l'lr:itt·~ fell, '1 l . in llw
lir'>I ga11 w while lns ing, li-0, i11
I he 11ighlt:itf>.
April Dixon had IWll HBI\ rur
< .ua'>t (h 11 I In G;unc I while
Kim Enc~y added two hits.
Sophomore ·1co;s 1.int.lsay (Costa
Mesa I li~h) allowed four rnnl>
1tt\ 10 h1h ill '>IX 11111111):'
C.11<1~1 m.111a~nl jll<;t two hit'
Ill lht• 1; Cl "'lha1·k (1rc,.....,.1111111\
I lca1h1·1 I 111 lwr ,1a111111t•d .1
IWll rllll liunlt· rllll.
Nonconference
C.me l
Grossm ont 4, Oranpe Coast 2
Score by Innings
G'rnon1 MO IJ7o n '' to o
QCC 000 000 ' I " n Barroll ·IMI 5 1111111. l 1n<lsdy, D1.11 111
.md nsl'y W 6,111un L l11111~ .. v
28 BuJ1111r1 l<..il 0dvr~ IGI I 01 ,.,.,
IGI
Game 2
Grossmont 6. Orange Const ()
Score by Innings G'rnonl O<I•! 1 u 11 • , 1 occ 1100 ouo 0 " l 4
Kru sti •lllrl "ih11111, 01.11 d•Hf P1111 :11111
W Kr us1• L 0111/ 70 Ou; 1ur1 tltl
3B S,u1111 ((,I HR t 11tlur1 1c,1
Slaoics posts vich >ry
• SNOWHOJ\HUINC: N1·wp11r1
flt'o11 h 1t·'>1tl1·111 I l1a111'1lc-Sladk~
Wllll 1111' pro f,JIJ llllllJll'li!IOll
:11111 1tlll\)ll'd WI 111111 Ill tht•
,J11p1•,1ylt-t'Vt'lll .11 till' 'l't'lllltl
.i11n11al C)111'1'n 111 tilt' Mo11111 .1111
'n11wlm.1nli11g 111111p1·1111111l ~.11
l11tl.1y .11 Mn11111<11n I ligh 11•..,orl
in Wrigh1w11111l.
Fn1 lwr p111 1ail vwtrny, "ilad
irlo w1111 a lrlp for two 111 I l:1wa1i
and <'Vt•11t mga11111'" tlun.11nl
$5,000 111 lwr 11.11111· 111 tlw
Roardi11~ Im Hn·,"1 <.ant l'I
F11111Hl.1t IClll
''1'111 ... 1olwd 1111 111y win ... 'ii.id
11 ' ,,11<1 111 .1 pre" 1l'11·a,t· ahol•I
tlw t•v1•111 "1'111 lw111 Nt·wporr
lk,H h .111d I 'lll I, "' f'll1 1ftof1
llllt•ly g11111g Iii gl'I "11111' WOIVl''
111 I l.1w;11i ..
I Jinn'i split with Olapman
• SOl'l'IL-\1.1.: V;111g11ard lJ11i
vt·1 ... 11y 'Plil if 111111n 111f1•rl'nt'I'
d11uhl1•h1»1d1·1 w11h c l1ap111<111
W('(f1tt·'d,1y. wi11 11111g tlw 11pl·11
l'r, Ii I. ,111d f,1l1111g 111 tht' 't't'illlt.I
1~<1111!'. ~ II
ll.11 lid ll11111gw1 1. l.111d'>ey
I ly1•1 .111d ( .. 11 l111t111•y h.ul IWll
ht1' l'oll Ii 1111 thl' f 1111" t7 ~II 111
1111' 11p1·111·1, wh1fto t..1 Y''·" l\l'1111
c•r .illowl'd 11111• 11111•a1 ll(•tf ru11
1111 111111 1111 ... Ill 1111' ( 11111pl1•11•
g.11111• 1'111111.
111 th<· "'l'lllld g.11111•. <J1:.sp
111.111 r11·,l11n.1n l.1~11· W1 ldn
Jlllt )11•d .1 1h11·1· 1111 ... 111110111
Nonconlerence
G•me 1
Vanguard 6, Chapman 1
Score by lnnmgs Ch11pni,111 rinn •t01 1l 1 • 1 Vanq11.i111 101 oJn ;. t. ~ 1
Durin. B11c1•11,1 ISi mul Volis. Kell1wr
illlf1 Roll<' W K1•11111•r 12 21 l
0111111 11 11 ?B Uo1111111•n lV). Oyu1
IVI Butlrr"v IV) 0111111 .1 IVI 38
Mauro tVI
Game 2
Chapman 2, Vanguard 0
Score by Innings Chapmarr nio OIO 7 1 o
Vonguarcl rlOtl uoo O ) 1
W1ldor ilnll C1pull.1. W1lh1>. Ol11t.1ra 171
an<I Rolle W W1ld1·r t2 11 l
Withs 11 51 2B "i111111rl1n~ (CJ
CF Soulhem Section
OMtion II-AA~
Second round
El Dorado 66. Newpott Harbor 29
Score by OuMten
E.1 Dor J<1o 111 n n 11 h'I Newport & I '1 I 29
El Donldo HarlJ11dyc 10. Gn•1111ry d,
Cook 19, Caso 4, Wutlll 'n, Cok1Jly 4.
Lony 2.
3 pt yoals Waoo 1
Newport Whtlfielcl 0, Miller 11 S1oll7
3 Erfclrngton 2. Lawnmcn 4 Sw1!}1rt 6
Trohm.m 3, Koon 0 Mf'lo 0. O.•y,111 O
Sloior O. C<.t11•k 0
J pt yo.Jl1> rr11l11111111 t. M1ll1·r 1
Stolt,o I
SCHEDULE
TOOAY
Bultldlel
College men -Idaho 111 UC lrvrne, 7
p m.
College women -UC Irvine 111
Idaho. 7 p.m, s-
High IChoo4 boys CIF Southern
Section Oivilion I Quanortlnals. St
F11na191 Coron. det Mer, 3 pm ..
~ Oeb at Newpoft H1tbof.
3p.m. .......
College -Chaprm1n 81 VenguMd,
2:30 p.m.
Commullity college -Orange
Co.et lit Dixie College toumement .. ,,..,...
College men -evu a1 UC Irvine, 7
p.m . ...
Communlty college men Orenoe
Coell • Cyptea, 2 p.m.
College women -c.i 5111111
~at UC lrvroo. 1:30 pm
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hnr1•nt '1 td•'"''' .uu.t vet \Oii\ who rn••Y ulh
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lhe Wiii UI Ol~l• UI
bolh. nl flotll fl I I
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llf tl.11 111110 •k·•
BOBBY Ut\11II1 0
II Pf !ITION I OR Pfll)
BA II has b~en l1lr1I tly
I INOA I HAii iii 0 111 lhr
<:up"' Htr Com I ol (;,,.,
lnr011t County ol OH
l\NC:I 1111 Pl llllON t llR
PROflll If "'ll'~~i. I IN
0 1\ I 111\lrlllll ht'
11ppo1nled ~• PM•nn•I 1e11r,.\enl•ltv• 111 Ml
m111Me1 thr '''ft'• ol lhe dece<lllnl
!Hf Pl flTION 1 t1111rsh
lhe dntdtnl'~ Will •nd cod1 c1ls, •f 1ny. he
•dmllled Ill l)lubale lh"
Will •nd 11ny rntl•Lll• 11 ~ 1vai11bl• Im "• •n11n11
Iron In the Iii~ ktpl by
the coort
rnc PCTlllON re\11'"''' •nll1orlty I<> •tlmlnl\le• lh• ot•le unclt'r the lndependt'nl l\dmuu\
h•llOn of f•laltt Ari
( lh•~ Aulhor•IY will 11llow lfl<o pet •1!1111 ltl)l t'Hn
'"""' lo lllh m•nv 11Cll(ln5 wrlho<rl obhin
111' cnur l 1pprnv11I
ll•lll!.L ti I
vr1 y 1mpmfattf Jt( tfUO\
htlWt"Vf'r th,. IJ.,_f '004''
, .. ,ue,enlAhV.. will bf
••·ouired lo Jt•V•' nottee
tu 1nlN .. t.lt-fl 1.wt ,OU\
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rwt1u: ur 1 0n"4ol'Olfld In
1111• jl!llfJU~elf ACllull )
I he md•11r111l•nl •HI
111101\.t1 .. t1on ,.othtu1tv
will be K••inlcd unle"' • ., inlr• e\l~d 1ir1 ~on
f1lh ''" llbt<'tt11111 to lhe ptlllll>ll fflld \hf)W\ CO'ld
L•ll"~ why "'" COU• I •l11111ld nol t• '"'' lhr
ot11fhm1ly
f\ Ill l\RIN(: t)lt Uir
p~l1t1011 will lw h11ltl on
Ml\RCH 18. 7004 Al I 4!>
p m 111 De11t I 13 loLatetl .<I l41 lh~ (;1ly 011ve So11t11 Oranar, Cl\
92868 If YOU OR II Cl to \hi! a• •nlu1ii uf lh11 pehllon.
fOU •hOuld •Pl""' •• lhe h11~11n11 ~nd \l•I• y11u1
ob~ctln11• 111 111' wr11ten
ohr( """' wrll\ "'" cour I b~l•n' 1110 hu11na Vn111
APJH!M fflll • llt•Y be Ill
llM \on or hy you1
.tllorney
11 YOU /IHI II t:llf 01 IOR n• , onl1ncent u~d.IOf ol lh• dhU\ed,
ynu l!HISI "~ '""' cl11111
Wllh lhe COUI I <!nd m••• • copy 111 lh• penon•I ••111e~enl•hwt •fll>Olnl•d by the 1 our I w1tt11n lour month• trlHI• Ille d1te ot
th• 111•1 "'"•nr• of lelte" "' pro•1~d In P1ob1t11 Code u chon
1)1()0 t II~ tim« IOI fllln& cl11m• wlM nut upl.e before lnuf 1110nlh\ from th• he.,1na tt•I• not1Ce(I
1bon YOU ~y £111\MIHC the tile loept by the COUit. II
you are " P~"on rn t~re•led in lh~ "''''' yuu m3y 11'4! w1lh lhe
cour I • Re11ue-I lot Spe•11I Noht..e (101tr1 Ol
t!>41 ul the hl1n11 •11 "" rnv••t•lot v .-tnd ,...,..,, M!'!ittf
ol c\lale u~•el•. m ul
MIV ptlll1nn Ill 3\Ullllll
a~ pto v1tltHI 10 f't ubatf"
Code ~cc Iron 1250 A Re11uesl for Sp•C••I
Nulllr form " na1l~blP
from lhe court Llerk
A"--Y let P9'1t'-n
OANll\ llOOllKll
tt60ASTllCI.
fOUNU.IN VALllY, CA
t27M
l'ublls hcd Newpor I
8ea~h/Cos1• Mt u Oa1ly
Pilot Feb• u•• y ?6. M•• ch 3. 4. XXM lhWl81
IS( 1•11 •na •"11'11D1 TOM• na mAnot: .......... , ....
WJ.Y-., ..... , ....
tJ.Y-..t.Y ... waawm
to all hell,, benth
clarle,, Cftcl•IOf'. con t1n1enl c1ed1ton. and
f>t!UOn$ who mar olh erwlse be 1,,ternted In the will or eslale. Of both, ot. O•vld !•-s Younc. Oavld I Yount,
Oevrd Youn1. 0 I Yovn1. o Youna
A PCTITION rOft PRO
8A TE hn bHn !tiff t>y
S.ndrt L 81•clowood In
''"' Supet ta. Ca"' t of Ctfllornla, County ol
Or enc•
till l'f rt llON I Uk
rH08,t. II '"'l"•'I) Sani1r~ I 1lla1 kwnncl be
Al>IJllllllCd A\ ve• \tlnJI
Jepu~'""l,itt1v~ tu rut
m1n1\lr1 Ill~ ••~IAh• nl the drvdN1I
nil Pl lltlON 1 e4ue•h
"'" rtN e1lenl'• Will An1I tudlt 11•· rl •ny, tie
a dm1lled lu v10~11le lhr .. , .. Alld illlf t..Ulht..1h •It
a;v•llAble tor .,., ~•m11u1 11on 111 th,. l1lr kefJt tty
lhe 101111
I HI Pl 11 llllN 1 rque~h
•lllhofllY In ndmuu\ler the e~lal• under the
lnd~pendenl l\drrunls
lr3twn of Etf•le\ llct. ll hi\ ~utho11ly will .11tnw
lhe per\01111 reptuen l11hve In !Al.fl rnlfl1 .ullon\ w11ho11I 11hlMn
tlli lOUI I "llP• \IYlll Before l•kma c.er l•ln •er y 1n1porlant 1Llrun,, howe•er. the person•I rep1e\entnllve will be
reqrnrell lo a•vt nnlke to Interested per so11•
unleu lhll~ h"Yc waived nullt.t UI LOrlSMl,d lo
Ille P• 11pns11d •rhon.)
I he tnc!~pendenl •d n11n1,11•tlon 1utho11ty
will bt! 1.110nl1d un .. u an 1nle•e•led person
Illes •n obiectlOn lo lhe pelilion and \hows aood
uo~ why IM cn1111 should not •rant the •uthorlly
II 11r llRIN!l on lht petition will be held on 3/\8/04 11 l .45 p m. In Ote>t l73 localed 11 341 TIHI City Or rvt South.
Ot •nee. CA 92& 13
Ir YOU OflKCT to th•
11•ntln1 ol ''"' peltllon. '°" lllould llPPtllf ., the h91rln1 and stile ynu1
Ohf"' ""'" 01 111 .. w111te11 Olli"• hlln\ with the 1 11111 I
bf!fote lhfl: h,.attnt Y1)111
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i,>t•r'\ull \If b y 'fUUI
Allmu~y
II VOii AR( 11 t:Rf 01
I OR or ~ontln"r nl uert11or ol llrn der e•,el1
you uu"I fHr: yorn t•huni
w1lh th•• rnt11 I •nd mn1I • c.opy lo th~ per Wndl
sevre~tinl"lt•,. ttvpomlttd
by !hf' COUI I w1thm l11u1
month~ lr('m the d~le of
lhf' ftr\I '""''"r" nl lellet\ ~' prn••ded 111
P•ob•I" C11de "erho" 9100 lhe llmf' lor ltltna
dA110> will flul e1pfre belo•e tnrn mnlllhs hnn1
the he~""R dale noticed above YOll MAY rlll\Mlh{ 111,.
hie k~pl hy lhf' courl If
you •re • per 'on 10 te111,ted In I~ esu t.,, you may Ille with lhe court • Request lo•
Spec1•I Notice (IOtm DI.
t S4) ot the fill111. nl "" Inventory ~1111 ~ppr 3i•al
ot e\la le "'~eh or ot •ny 11ellliun or Ac1 ount
n prov•C'lecl in Prob•le
Code section 12!!0 II Re1111e~t 101 Special
Nolle• form I' ••••l•ble
fr om lhe C:OUI I Ck!1 lo
Att.rMy '-P•""-1 ......,. .. '-'· ·~· ((Sii 00260), L-
Offtc• ef lter'-'t I .
1-t, APC, 601 •.
Pllt'ticNfff Dr., Ste,
101, S... AM, CA
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Pul>ll•hed Ne•pOll
8uch/Cosl• Mew 011ty PrlOI r"btu11ty 2fi, Me<ch 3. 4, 2004 ThWl86
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the! w1tl Uf f~\t;tfto uf
both, ol M11 h•rl I
Hurray 1•~·' Mu 11•1•1
I dw11rd ll1111 .1v
A Pr fl llON I OH 1'1111
Bll'rr h"' h•"" ltlMI hY r1t11cl• I lhll!~Y rn Ill•
Su11t1101 l'ow I nt 1 .• 11 lnrrua. r.11unly ol Or ana('
lllL l'l llllllN 1 llR PRORAll 1~1111t•I< I'~
htC•ll I ll111u1y llt
•ppolnlcd ii\ P"""""' re11r e\.nt~ll•~ lo 1•d
m1nhte• th•• "''•'• 111 lhl.' dcctOenl
THE PC 111 ION rrq111•\h
the detf!dMI ' Will ~nd
'od"ll~. •I any, h« •dmlllitd to prob11I~ Thr will and l llY COdlCth •1•
••111l•hlo lot taunln•
hon tn the "'" k«OI hy lh• court
Tiff Pt llllON reque•I•
•ulh1><1ty Ill Adn1hll\le1
lhe est•te 1md«• 111~
lndep11ndent l\dm1111l lr•tl<ln ul r'ilalo l\cl
( lhts tulhorlly wlll allow
Ille pe!\On•I l~Hen tallwe to t .. h man,
K l!On" wllhool nbl•m·
Ina COUI' •PP' onl Befort l•~ifl• ce1 taln
•ttY lrnpo.t•nt acltoni. howe11t1. the pet w nal
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f1t1•\ 1tll uh11•1 t111U to lhJ1
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you \htmht l\J1\U •" 4~1 I lw
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II YOU 11111 II l:fll DI
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d11lm' wlll nol uplre b"l0<0 I0111 111onlh• hom 11\e hH11na (1,1, nohrecl
above
't()ll Ml\V f llAMIHf the
file hpt by lt1t1 cntttl II
r11t1 If e • f>('llon In l•l~\l"d In Iha U llll•, you m•y lite with the
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1 '>4 > 11f Ito• flluw ot .1n
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h orn ttw, 0111• • h·t~
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Ur, HOJ Moln St.,
Ste. IJOO, lrvl-, CA
92tl4
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Ptllll I "h""'' v ?Ii M~n h
1,4,i'(llM lhWlfi9
To all h~h \, l.l~nnlt
CIArte\, ~· ~d1to". con
hn~ent oedllori. .. nd
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fh n 1nd"11endr11I e1I m1nl\l11t1011 'uthorily
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•houkl not 11 Anl th11 i1ulho111,
A Ill ARINC on lhe
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J/25/04 ,, 1.4~ p "' 1n
Dept L 73 louled 4l 3A I
lhe City 0.1•11 Soulh,
Ounce. t:ll 92613
II Y(IU 0811 Cl to tlttl llr an I ult of lhtt petition.
you 1hould eppe•r •I lh•
hlt111l111 end ''•'• yo11• objecUont °' ltl• written
obje(llOllJ with lht COUii
btfOt • Ille t1e111n1 Yo11t •oPelr e11ca mey be •n
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ll•'I nl M••1oh, 20<M.
fuur1ly or 0i •nt•. State
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enle. CA 92672
•ble on 0t about r •b
r11ao 24, 200f ,., the
Moote C:1111111, 15J8
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llOtl refv..O.llle paytMnl
of 1215 IM"' .. 1. adclfhOn•I
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Of•ve. S11•t• 100, Ntw·
ClOt I 8Hch CA 9?fi60
fh• tollowma 11•••0•" art Clo•ni bullnHt n
Alt..,111 C•owth Mo1n •a•mcnt llC. 9571
C"'•Y Cllue Or .. ll11n· """°" 8uch, CA 92646
fl••• you >l••ted doma
busintuJ.el' No J60 Cn .. once Spoth,
UP, l\ewtn Htrbt•I.
P.-1ne1
I~" >llltment wo.
fried with the Coonly
Cletli. ol Ot '"•e County on 02/06,/'04
!OM4t1H ..
tlltd with the CcH.ont 'I
Cltrli ol Otance County
on 01/30/04 ,......,,..,
Da1t1 Pilot I tb !I'. 12,
19, 26, 2004 Th135
Kenneth l Thompson,
18111 P.,,....ltH, Y1U. t'a••. CA 9166/
RruodWIJ P••C I. LP,
(CA). 110 Newporl
CA!nt•• O.rv•, SI.Ill• 100.
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26, Met 4. 2004 fh 146
r ht lollowona penont
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I acun• 11111,, CA 92653
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ltl•d with tit• Cvunty
f'leo lt. ol 01•ucr Cuvnty
11u07?0/04
1000t1SSU
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Hllh ( tlillH, CA 90274 c .... l l'llclj>•. 19426
Noit11 81th 0.1ve, Pe611a,
AJ85382
lem.\ D Wade 2019'1
S•1t11mer l •ne. Hun
hnaton Buch, CA 92646
Jellrey r McOermott.
111!1 Catn11o s . San
Clemente. CA 92672
Kenn•tll M. Berlo•
31191 c,11., Bole<o, San
Ju•n Capl\h ano , CA
V2675
fh,. bU\lllU) ll con
dut lcd by. • c•n•tal
perln•t>h"'
llo• you '''°'led do1n1
bu\lllH\ )'ell Yeo
1:1/01/19414
>erry M r lllOW 1111~ >latem111t wn
hied with the County
Cle•• or Ot 1n1• Cuunly
on 0?/13/04
IOCM .. 74720
D•tly Ptlot f eb I 9 16.
M•• 4, ll, 2004 Thl77
SlAlllafOf
WIT*AWMllOI , .... OfBA•-AOITIOllS MES-
' h• loltow•n1 pet •On nu w1lltdr1wn f\ a
tM•'41 P8• Iner from the
11•rlllef\h•P op et 1lll'C
11nll•• IK lotoous hu,rnn'
neme ul McCut mact. &
r •"ow at 949 South
Cont Ot 10. Suite 420
Cost• Mou CA 926?6
Th• I •~hllou• llu'"''" Name reletted to •bo•t
wo loltd 1n 01tnt1e
County un I 1/09/(11 f olc
NI> 200 llill8273~
I ull Name •ncl Addi ts\
nl tne l'toson With
dr "w1na Stephen 0
II e•bel 746~1 t •l•lon11
l'u d e M1<s1<1n Vtcf(I (.1
<12691
Stephen U r teibel
lh" 1t<1t•n1,nt w•\ llled
with the rounty C1e1k or
ll• •n4e County nu ~/I l/04
1000t74711
Cl•1ly Pliol Feb•u•• y 19
26 M11 4 11
7004 thl/2
llOOO IMm& TO•
,MUICT rnu. "•'"< S11n•I Antomo P•rk11uy
•nd Covent1nt. l •<k••
R•nch. f1•ct 15987 MASJH Dl\lflO,H1
RMV R••llr. Inc
,LAMS & \Pl<Si Av111
•bl~ on m about I tb
..... y l ?004 ., lht
Moute Group, 15311
6111o"•ollow Suite 57
'i•nl1 An•. CA 9?705.
llO l<NIDUU1 II••
... Mao ch 4. 2004 @ 2 00 p (!\ , ......
febfuary 26, 1004 @
10.00e m l••Uta't UTIMAH1
Sl90,000
Publ1>hecl Nt •PCI' I
Buch/Colla M•a D11ly
Piiot I ebrn.,y 73. 24. ~. 1', 21. :>8. M"ch I
2. J, 4, 2004 ""930 ...........
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fhe followl111 p.,aoui
11e do1n1 bl(•lfwtss H
F V Ne•hllpe TIS. 210
Newp0tl Cenlet Oflo.
Suite 100. l'hwport
8ut ll, CA 92660
IV Newho~ Ret11I.
llC (CA). 210 NtwPOtt
Ccnlet Ori••, Suite 100,
;~01 1 Buch, CA
llS f quthH I. ll C
(CA). 92l9 Wot SunHI
BOt1loa1d. Suite 60?
Lol Anaele), CA 92660
Thl5 bu~lnn\ ts con
ducted by I enanh 1n
Common
11-.e you lterted do1na
b111ine n ytt7 Yts,
02/0lno<M
FV Newhope Rel.ii,
llC, Scot\ l Burnham,
Men11.,
Thll ~l•lamanl we\
flt.d with lh• County
C"uk ot Onna• County
on 0?/t'0/04
20046t1SSO
D••lr Ptlol Feb 26. Mtl 4. I . 18. 2004 Th21 I
Alm. ..... ... ,.......
r11a lollOWtflC PfJrMln>
If• d1un1 bu"OU\ o
OD,M. 25052 G11uom
Road L •c11n• H1lh.
C•lllu1 n1• 926!13
D111 Paul Duo Khlne•~u :>~? Gt1\\01n llot d
l •c11n• Hill~. t:•hlo1 n1•
9?6S3
M•da•••n• 0111 Khhle\tU
20557 Gr "'0"' Rutd
L1cun• Hill• C•l•l()l lllA
976~)
01noel lo•n Ou1 Rht
n<llr u 70)!17 C11\\0m
Ho111 I aau•u 1t1lh,
C11itorn11 92653
H .. e 1ou •la• led dmna b1111no\ yet'
Ye~. St01/200J
D•n I' •ul Our Klllne\( 11
lhl\ \l•leonent .. o
hied with the Cuunly
Cle• k 111 011uae Cn11111 v
on 02/2)/04
2004 .. TSIU
0•1ly Pilnl I eb 76, Mai
• l l 18 ?004 lh700
Actl.W.. ... -.....
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... ~ n<>" ••lund•bl" p•ymMt •> Summ1. B> ~utnfn•
-otS7'>Pft "'' •ttd1hot1•I Reau, 1n Int f \lo 111~ l11ll11w111-P•I ~on> SIO lut ni.11tnc iono. 'i•n C:llt1ncntt CA
llS LQ1>11tn Ill 11 C
(CA) 9?19 Wl\t SunMt
Bourevord Suitt 602.
LO\ Ancei. •. CA 92660
lhis bu\lnan •• con
ducted by I tnA11 h 1n
Commo11
llave you ''"''•d dome bu~ll\H_~ ret1 y,.,
OVOl/2004
B1u•dw1y Pt•c 1. lP
8y Burnhom USA [q
U•ho. Im. , (CA C0tpl
GP. lll••n• llot .. dt.
Pte...O.nt
fhll statement w••
11 .. d with the County
Cletk ol Ounae Co11nt1
on 02/20/04 ' 2004 .. 7SSJ7
D11ty Pttol r eb 26 Mai
4 11, 18. 2004 f1121l
Re-. ..... .........
fh• lollow1n1t peuon•
are duu111 busrneu as:
N••POl I llt1tlol [ 1 ecu·
hve Su11u . 1300 8ristot
St1ee1 No.th, Suite 100.
Ne•por l Beac h. CA
92660
t11lbart llmtol Pall·
na"h1p, I LC (CA). 1300
Brl•lol Strul North.
Sulle 190. Newpod
Bo ch, CA 92660
Th1.s bullf\Us I• con
dueled by limited
I ••blhty Co
If••• you •1-•ted d11111t
bus111eu yet' Yes 111/
04
H1lbe1I Bmtol P.111
nel\hlp l lC, Carla
Mo 1 tl1tnd, Ce n et ti
Mt nattr
fh11 1t1tame111 wu
filed with the County
Cler~ ol Chante County
o n 0 I /30/04
2004 .. 73011
O••ly P110t r eb :. I l.
19. 76 ?004 111119
~ ...... ... s....
I he lollowmr prl\on'
Mte doma bv\ln.-.,, a\
One I 0111.h llM•an l /7'XI
lttwhol)" Sl •20J, r uunt .. n Volley CA
9l10ll ~r11ll I D•fle• ner, 11no N9whu1>• St
•703 r oun'•"' Y•ller
l.A 9:>108
I hi> hU\llteH I\ l (Ill
due led by An 1odr••du•I
11 .. e you ,,., t•ll doma
hu'",."' 'tot' Yo 10 I 199J
'>cott o.u~rn••
lh1\ \l41emenl wn
l1led w1t11 Ille Cnu111y
Ct~•• ol 01 •nve t.uunty
Url 02110/()4
2004'91SS14
f>11ly 1'11111 I ~II 76 M••
• 11 18 ?004 lh?CM
•I• dome ti11\111•u u llQUl .. MINH1 Pre 9161?
lh• ll•ntlil Atl•n< alt\ •••ltt1e W•ve Ctohhed Julto C M•nth~11u 127 lhe l11llow1ui l)ft1\0n•
' 't1111n1e 11111 I •ne Pa11oll Cut (\C•lon~s. ~ .. n •re dome IJU\ln~" "'
I Ail•",. thll\ ("A 92i>'> l llD SCMlOUllr 9141 Clemente. CA 92677 8t1dR• Ca pit al f'"' P
'S•n O"'ll" A'""'"'" o-MorLI>. 7004 •I C h 1 1 ~I ,• n e B 1700 W Cuol llwy St"
tm (t • .\I J'>'>O C•r111110 the Moot• Cioup 1538 M•ll<haao 1n I ut 215. Newpo11 Re•d• CA
d•I HHl Nmtn ~Ult• i'O(, Brnu~hollow Suite SI, L u 1tnnn San Cl•m 9266J
'>1111 ll"ll" t.11 9?IOI! s4ut• Ano, CA 91705, ante, CA 9:>61' I rberty r ulfOC••I lnr
'"'' l1u\ln"' " rnn-Tel (714) 151 !1557 lh1• busine~\ ,. con (CAI 7100 W Coo t rtull•<I hy • lDPOf•hnn ING9NUl'S lSTIMATlr ducted lly llvsb•nd •nd Hwy •71'.> Newpotl
••••• you •l•rled <lutna 1160 000 wile Bur h CA 9?663
.... ,.nr<S yrtl l'11bll\hod H.wpo• t ll•vc you \IAll80 no1n1t fhl\ bu•m••• " <0'1
'"' 11•07 1•,.i., Bu<htCosl• Me•• D•tly bl"'""" yet' duded by A •011><1• .. t1un "~" O••Mn ll»Ot•"I•• •. Pilot I eblu••Y l3. 24, No It .. ., you •l••l~d tlnK•k
1111 ll.v11t N rot•l\4'1\ ?'; 1fl 77 78 M h t luho C M1n<h•iO bll\'""" vol' Yo
l'r•\ld•lll I J 4 °1004 • 11~?9 Cllin1JM111 B MM11-ht;tu 114/04
ltll\ \l•l•ul-.11 "'"' fhl\ \lAleffiofll Wa\ l1bell1 f 111~!1<1•1 fUl
ltlf'tl w1llr th• Cuunty IOOOIMm&TO• llltd '"'tltl th• l:ounly M1ch•el I Hunt~•lntc! r\rr ~ ut ll•,111e• t111111ty ,.OJICJ Jlfllr t:f O Ci.-tk ol Ofan~,. C1111uty Pon•d•nl
1111 117 01>1()11 Storm Duin•ll~ on~ fhl\ star~m•ul w.s
20046t1400 I OWN H r Orocc\t nl 2004697.00S hl•d •rlh lhe County
11 .. •ly P11111 I "h 17 19 O"nlt 0 •11• Pilot feb 17 19 Cl•rl< nt Chana• Cou11ty
X. M•1 • :>o04 lhl'll ""' ' on O~n01CM
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'..ubti>CI tu cond1l1un\ p1oc11bed by lht Un1Wen11y ol Cal1to<n1a, Irvine
•ul~d l>Hh Im • lunw '""' conh1d aie 1n~1led 101 the lollowme Wo1k
fNG4NllJllNG lAIOblOllY fAOITY ~ STllONGWAU IWIMINTS
NOJICT NO. " I
UNIV{#ISIYY or CAllfOflNIA, IRYINE
IRVIN( CAllfOllNIA
DHCalPTION Of WO.•r
Con•huct rtl11n1n1 w•ll• roncrel• p•f tnd \llOfl( sl•b 1d1uen1 to
~•1\11111 ~na1nec11111 l•boi.lo•y l•t 1hty Wo1k 111cl11do the demohhun ol
••l\l111r \hu~lv•••. K••d•na, uttlllln 1elm•111on ind cu11\huclln1 c1•I in
pl.-1 ~ 1e1nlo<<ed lOnt••I• •tr uctut H woth \~Llhed 1nchot1n1 embedment
f •l•n••l•d Ct1n\l1 UC hon Co•I $6!;0,000 00
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p<Hf4e4 ~y Ill. lhtlvaolty .. • ~t te tlM 114 '-· ,.O<llHlllS:
Blddinic d<H umouh woll be 011ltble •I 2.00 r.•., JHUISDAY, fllltUUY
26, 1004, •nd will be '"u•d ontr at
IJt SICN & CllNS IRUC llON SlllVICl.S. Un••8tstly ol C1t1f0tn••. t•vme ~201 C•l1lorn1• A•tnue, S111le 2!><l, lo wine. CA 92ii97 21150
Phone Ho (949) 112• 6630 ttolhne (949) 814 811 7
t he<k> 101 • -·••......._ '" wtll ~ requited 111 lhe omouul of
S:IS.00 11•• vi ot l!tdcl•ns Oocumtnb Ct•ec•' ••• tu be m•cJe 11•v•bl"
to •tht R~a•t1h ul th• Un1vt•,•ly ol C•hl0tn11·
ll1ddrna dnr nmonh will b• ••11t4blt 101 voe.,.1n1 •I tho lnllnwon~ plan
ffllfftl lflUlto•n be~;~~ 7 00 PM, I hUISd•y. I ebr UAry 76. 7004
f.W. c....,..y(Mt0r-M•<-"-tl•) ll '.o South Towne Centre Place, Sutt• 100. Al>the1m, CA 92800
AllM1hon M\ 1<.wft C.bon l'tMll\ll I (114) 937-0831 F•~ 1 (114) 937 0017 ~o • .........., 11_. <-lntctleR .... ,
1111 South Stale~ .. 8oulevtrd, Sutle 160. Anaheim CA 9?fl06
AnMtion M-. K"'''-Mcwi.omt Ptn. • (871) SIJ6.93/I I aa I (IVll 116 1001
0-....... , , ...... <...t .. -• .... ,, ... rl llte Vloll will 11~
conrh11 led nn ,., .. ...,, M•d1 t , t004, h•1rnnln1 ptomptly al IO:JO
A.M. P•rhcfl)onl\ \htll meet •I
Um•ef\•lv ol C1lilo1n11. trv1ne Onrkfl ' ContllUllK>n Serv1t o
Sull1Wan & Wfl&hl Cont~renGe Room, 5201 C11i101n1~ AY•. Suite ?5-0
lrnnt. CA 9769/ ?•:><> (949) 1174 fifi.10
Only 1lultlo1> who P••tf('1pat1 rn IM Pro Bid Conl-renc" •nd Prn,..~t Sile
Vhll, Ill th~11 •nllf•ly, •Ill be allowed lo bid on lhe 1'101«1 1•.,11c1p~nh
mu1t """' •I or belortt IOrto A.II. Pe.,ons aor1vrna lolot lh•n IOriS
AM wolf nut be ello,.e4 lo bid" p;ilfHI COl>hlCIOt\ on the Poo,et.I
r or lu•tller 1nlo1m1hon. conlacl lh~nda Due11 u 11 (949) 824 953b. at 0•"1"' Con51!11rllnt1 S~twicn, Untve•\lly nf C•htoll'ua. h~1ne .... -·· ... r"_..., ... ..., ... 6H1 fto~. I ront Coul'I••. Dnlcn & Conslrnclton 54,.1("
Un1n1 "'Y n( Cohtorm1, l1vin1, !>701 C1hlt1•n11 Avenu1 Suite ~ trwln~. CA 9269/ 24!>0 Phon1 No (9'9) 824 fi630 '
114h _, k r9Cef¥ .... • kf.,• 2.00 , .... WtMU•AY, •MCN
11, IOCM. .:"••I•~ .......... I.OS, .•. , WIDltHDAY, MAlt<N 11. to04,
Un1ve,.1ty ol Caht0<"'•· Irvine, DHlf" & Con\l1~hlln Sen lCe\
!>?01 Cohl11tnla Avenu11. ~1111• ~. lmne, CA 9ff.91 ?4!>0
ll•c! S•c11rlly In th" •mounl of 10' ol lht lun>11 "'"' bna bid, • ·~1ool11c
•lletn.tl9\, •hall Ktomp•ny n t h bid. Tht \llttly l\luln• the Bid 8011d
thtll ba. on the bid dteclhnt. an admltttd \Uttly lnJurtt (n daloned In
the Calltor n11 Codt of Ci.II Procedure Sect111n m I ?0)
All ln•uranC• poltctH 1111u11ad to bt obl•m•d b; Cont1ect0t ~•II be
1ub111ct to t pp;ovel br Un•wat\rfy IOf '°"" end •ub•tance All pollcoes
required hy Uniwe,,111 for Commtt(ltl f0tm Otneral llebllttr., 8u1ln•u
At1tomoblle l ieb111ty, C•ct" lltblllty, and Prolntlontl L11bll ty ~aH bf
Issued 111 comp•nle' '"'" a htl R•llnc ot A 0t 111Jlltw, and a financial
cl•ulfkahllll ol VIII ot bittier (0t •n eQUhralenl "'"'I by Shnd111d tnd Poor'• or Mooclr '') AH pnhcln 1e1111••cl ~Y Un1wer111y toi WO'h "'
Compet1ut1on •net f mployeu I ••bllily 11t1M be ""~ by comp1n1H (t)
tllet h••• • 8t•I Mat1n1 of 11• 0t IMllltl, and • ff411111<11I cltulflcahon
ol VIII or better (Ot 1n t1111lv11tnt relln• bJ SU1nd11d end 'OOt'• ()(
Moody',), 0t (Ii) that ••e 1cc119t11* to lht Ulllvttally. All such pollclea
t hall be w1 llltn for not ltu then 11141 at11011nt1 '91!(11ltd In the Blddl111
OoculMnh. TM •utcntful 6 kldt!r end lh tullcontra,tort will be ttcllllf't«I to folio•
the nonclr1cr1m1nahon req11lttlfteftla s.I fOftlt In Ill• 81dd1n1 Doc11mtnh
incl tn P•Y pttullln1 ••I' rttff et 11141 lontlOll ol tht Wor•
Th• 1ucc1ufuf 81ddtf •Ill .,. requtled lo hot Ille lot1o .. 1111 C•llfornl•
conf1ecl0t'• li«nN c11tr•nt •I tllt lllN of 11141 llcl °"4tnln1
UCMI OAH•KAncNtt UCIN COMa
Gttlfnf 8ulldlnt Contuct0t 8
THI ltl Gf'NJS Of THI UfltlVfR~lY or CAllr04tNIA
U111venlly of C.tifotnt•, ltwlnt, r 1blutt1 '°°4
Publtslttd l'Nwport 811,lt/Co'ta Meu Oeily '"°' I •"u"y 7', Me"ll
• 200t l'JtlM
D•1ly Prlol I eb 26 M••
4, 1 I 18. 7004 Th216 ,__ ......
... s......
th• follow ma per<ons
•• t duroa busm~\s a\
(\LIOW D11etl, '!000
Buch St \I• lOO
Nowpor t Ile•• h. C'.A
9?600
See way r "'""'••I. Int
(CAI 'i()()() 811th SI Sit
300, Newpnr r Beach CA
!176(,()
1 h" bu>1ne" " 1 on dut l•d by a 1 nr pnr •hon
ll••t ~~" ''~''"' ~911111 bu\111e\~ yft > Nu
5•1\WAy ( 1n~n1 IAI, In'
P•meld Sl~w11 I. fire"
'hrnt
ftU\ \fAt'9tt1'tnf WI\
toled .,.,,,. lh• t.01111ty
CIM ~ "' u. •fltl• County
nn 0?/?0/04
2004 .. 1SS73
o.11y P1101 r eb 26. "'" 4 II. I fl 11)04 Th70':i
~ ..... .........
lht tollowina pel\on ..
•• • dolna bu\1nn~ u
II M SPORIS, 18:10 W
01 ~nr•wood Ste ?08.
tlunae. CA 9?868
lfM USA. Inc . CCAl.
1810 W Ounaewood.
Suite 208. Ounae, CA
928611
Th" bu11ntu '' con due teel hy • cor j)l)f allon II••• you )farted d01nt
bu•lneu yel1 Yu . 12/6/
02
If M USA. Inc . M•tk
Oonnelly l'tt\ldenl
Th,. dat1ment "'" filed with th• County
Clet-ot O.anc• County
on 02/13/04 ,... .. 7417S
Oarly Pilot feb 19, 26.
Mar 4. 11. ?004 lh 118 ........ ... ,.......
lt1t lollow1n1 peo,ons
111e cloiflt bt1\lnns n
l•mu W t 1nus111, Ir ,
CPA. CVA. CH . 7500 c
'""*"I ttwy, S111te :>GI 252. Bru, CA 9Z821
l•h"I W l•ntHltr,
k . 1920 Wooden Drive,
f'l.ttfttlt, CA 92870
Thll huAlntn It con·
clutlad by an tncllvldual
Hl¥t you t\M led dllina bil•"'-" Jtll Yts, l 1·2004
larnu W ltl>C••I•,
If Tltl~ tlatement w11
llftd with the Co1111t1
Cler• of Or•rtee Covnty on~ ,....., ... ,
0.11, ,Hot , •b 12. 19. 2t, Mlf •. 2004 Thl52
Thi' bu\u1eu I\ con
ducttd by 1 ltntl•d
I 11b1llly Co
1141•• ruu ll•l1d do1t1C
bu,lno• yat7 No
Scott Jo'l'lpn luaru
Sr , P1tlet
I lt1• •t•lem•nl wo
toted with the County
Clerk of Oun1• County
on02/0i/04
2004 .. 7Jff4
0•1ly Pilot feb 12, 19,
16. MAt 4, 2004 Thl4~ ........... .........
lh• lollow111~ patson•
era dolflC bUSllWIU 4'
Bleck C1b P11ll*s. 140
Newpotl Center Dr .. Ste,
100. NewpOtt BHch. CA
92660
Slaph1n H Motchall,
361 2Znd St • Costa
Men. CA 92627
Rochard Mt•nt y. 2540
Ynl• B•y•. Na,.pott
Baach, Cf. 92660
Th•l bu.ineu l.l ~on
ducted by' 1 1ena11I
p., lntllhop
Have you ll.,lad dotnt
bus1n1u yet? Ito
Steph•n H Mllch•tl
tn1& steltment ,..,
fUtd with llM County
Clerk of Oumn County
on 02/20/04
2004'97U7S
D"IY Pilot f eb 26, M11
4, I I, 18, 2004 lh703 ........... ... -.....
lhe follow1n1 person•
are dome t>usutes\ u
C. F0<lunes Really. 6881
Ptt\ldfft 01 , Hunllnaton
Buch. CA 92648
Joe N Wu , 688t
Pr~s1d11> Or . Huntm11ton
Buch. CA 92648
Sheil• C Wu 6881
Pie11d10 Or . Hunl111rton
Beach CA 97648
l1t1s llu\lneu I\ con
du <t~d by • 101nl
Yt!illlUlt!
Hlvt' yuu •l•l led 1101111
llu<1ntt\ y@I' v ... 9/1/96 IOI! N Wu
She1t1 r. Wu
lhos •IAlflment wn
liled with Ille Cuuuty
C:l~•k ol O••nee Couuly
un 02/10/04
2004H7U ..
O•tly P1l11t I eb I?. 19, ~ 4 200A Thl58
The lollowtn& P"' ""'' ~r • dorna b11>1nt'~ n
S!ll I 'l.\•nh1l\ & Soni\
Il l ( Wtl\Un St I )
t,.n•ta Mto CA 92627
1<1h411n• R•lltetd, 131
'l'I Wilson St •l Costa
Me-. C•9i6?1
flh t>r ltan. ?8188
Moulton Pkwy •?1 3.
I •~ufl• N11uet CA 976//
""' bu\lnen I\ '"" d11cled by • a~ne1 al
i;1flne•\h1p
lla.e you 'l•ll•d do1nt 1)11~rneu yet> Nn
lnanna R1lloeld
ll11s sltlemenl wn
Med wrlh the County
Clerk of 01~n11e County
on 02/ll/04
2004 .. 74717
Darty Pilot I eb 19. :>6
M11 4, II. 2004 Thl7;
Tht lollow1n1 ptt 'On)
.,., do1na bu$lnn' u
R11S. A11t!>1,t0hwe Sile•
U Aven1d1 Mettda. Stn
Clemente, C•lifotnlf
92613
loh1m1n Bftley lho
mas. 43 Aven1d1 Me11d•,
S•11 Clemente, Cahlorm• 92613
Mlellael Jooeph f alt
c1•nO, 14262 r ernbtOOk
01 . I u>lln. C1hl0< n11
92780
Th•' bul!neu '' con
ducted by • 1•ner1l
partnership
Ill•• you llllled dllu11
bu•u•eu yet? Ito
lohn,on Thomas
Bradley V Or au,
27062 r allina Lui OL,
l •aun• Hill>, CA 92653
Tr e nt Ktmttmen
'/2062 I •ll•nc l .. I DI
I •euna ltllts. CA 92653
l hit bus1neu '' con
ducted by a a•ne• al
porlneuhtp
Have you st.i led do in&
b11w1u $ yet? Yts No•
OJ
Br adlty V Ot •II•
This st1temenl .,.u
toled ••Ill the County
Clerk ol Dr•trtlt Countt
Ofl 02/06/04
20046t7HH
011ty P1lol f eb 12, 19.
26. M11 4, 2004 lhl61
Thll ilalemenl wu
hied with the County Tht tollo••na P•tsons
Cieri< ol Ouna• County 11e dotni b11sm~s .,
onOl/28/04 Med1aMo•. 19152
2004•t12720 Cllandon l•nt, Hun·
O•lly Pilot feb 26. Mar llncton Benh. CA 92648
4.11, 18,2004 Th217 CDanlel l Wood, 19152 hendon line. Hun
ttnaton Buch, CA 92641
Kenneth M W1llelle.
19t!>2 Cbtndon l1oe.
The followlna P•• sons Hunt1n11ton Beach. CA
ate do•ne bu"n•u H 9~8
Cuotom Builders ol This business " con
Newport Buch, 833 W ducted by a ~eneral
17th Sheel. Suite 6 pallnt"h•P
Coit• Meu, tA 92621 H .. e you sl111.o do•nc
Hnrpo•t Custom Home business yet! Ho
Butlcler,, Inc . (CA), 833 D•l'1et 1 Wood
W I Ith St • Suite 6 Kenneth W1Uetle
Co5ll Mesa, CA 92627 This \l~tement was
Thos bu-sines• ts con Med with the County
ducted by.• cOrPoralion Cle•h of 01anae County ti•~• you $larfed doinc on 01/14/04
busrntu yet' Yo. 12/ I0046t11021
OJ/2003 .. 0•1ly Pttot l eb 12. 19,
Newp0tt Custom Homa 26, Mar 4, 2004 lh162
BullderJ. In~ . lean l
Caorere. CEO
Thli ,utemenl ... n ~ .....
hied woth the County ... S......
Cle'" of 01 an1te County 1 he lollowma pe"on~
on 02/I0/04 11• do1nc bu~1nn\ as 2004 .. 1010 Daily Piiot Feb 12 19, 00 R 011ect. 11113 f yet Hd , Ste •405 26, M11 4, 2004 Th 160 Siu ta Au•, CA 921~
~..... Tum B1omrl o t
Soulhe• n Ca h lorn1a -S....., (CA). 181 3 L Dyer 140!>.
I h• following per sot1' S1nl• A11a, CA 9? 10'>
die doin& bu"nu> n This busmen is COt1·
a) C'e•I Si Bon Bake1y dueled by a co11111rahon
bl C nt Si llon Bou liao you s tarted doma l•n1e11~ c) C'ul So Bon bu,•neu yet>
Brod W111e ' Chee•e. Ye\ 2 13 04 149 ll1vers1tJe Ave , I eam Bio met n l
Hewpo1t Beoch. CA Southern Calllo11111. lom
92663 Newman. Presldtnl
Runell & l(uhne Inc . Thts statement •as
(C.thl ) 149 Rrvers1de t.led wrlh th• Countv
love , N.,wp0t1 Beach. CA Clerk of 011nae County
92663 on 02/24/04
Thrs busmen 1s con 20046t7Sl91
duded by 1 corpo<ahon Oa11y Pilot feb 76, Mor
H~•e you ••••led do•nc 4 11. 18. 7004 lhl92
bu>1neu yet? Yn ,
Oec 31, 1979
Ruuell & Kohne Inc
P1ul Kohne, President
lh" 'tatement wu The lollow1na µe1 sons
filed with lht County •• t dnma buslnes\ "'
Cle1k or Orance Counly a) IMltRAY COM, b)
nn 02/20/04 ARTICULATOR COM. 2241
20046t7SSJI Donnie Rd.. Newport
Daily Potot I ab 26. M•r Beach. CA 92660
4, ll.18.2004 lh?t• Otnlll Art1culllo1
COip , (CA). 224 l Ooon1e
Rd . Ne.,.po1t Beoch CA
97660
lh1s bus1nns '' cnn-fhB tollowo na persnns ducted by a •01po1a11011
11re do11111 bustnen as Hue you started do•nic a> Su Po1n1 Capital, b) busineu yet> Yu, l/'J'J/ SHpo1ntt f 1na1m al, t) oo
Su Po1nl f lt11nt11I. d ) Den tal Ar ttc ulalnr ~..... u~PQ•nle net e ) ~· Cn R C ._ pornte f1nanc11I ServlCet 00
1p •rhtrd 1 oin ~ Id P1t\ld@nt ... s...l es, 11821 11th Sire fh•s st•ltmcnl was lh~ l11llnw111a pe•son• •I~ l11shn CA 97780 lllt d with U1e County
•• ~ Oo1n1 hus1ne's n Cr • 11 8 ° •' d m • n Cler lo. or Ot n C t Cr. t M. \andscapina 1782t 171h Street •t~. on02/IJ/04• ce ouny
or•d M•ml"n•ce Strvw:e lu\lm, CA 92780 2004•974757
J(J') V1llot1• St Apt ( Tim bu.,ne\\ 11 t on D•1ly Prlot f eb 19, 26
C.o\ld MeH. CA 92677 dutted by •n •ndivodu•l Mai 4, 11. 2004 lhl70
l..Mln\ c Ce1ou 36~ rlave you sl••ted d111n11
Vortnt1a <;1 Aot c. Co•t• bu'"'"' veil Ye'. 1986
Meu. CA 9?6'l/ Cra•a Bo•• dman r I edf A Mora. 170 I h" \tatemenl WU.
\11cto11• St .\pl B 2 loled with the County
Co,11 Meu. CA 9?627 Clerk ot 011nce County
Th.-bu~mo• 1' con "n Olt J0/04 dUlleO lly ~ Reneral 20046t7JOIO pa1tner~h11> Oa•lr Pilot r eb !J, 12
The lollowrna persOfl\
•• e do1na bus•neu n
to t al Mobil~. 28<'5 1
Crown \t11lley Par~w1y.
Suite f Laauna N1euel,
Ca 92611 II awe you <la fled dotnR 19. 26, 2004 fh 130
bu\meu yet>
Yes 08 09 99
c.110, C Ceron
Th11 "•lement wn
ftled with the Cou11ty
Clrrk of Oranae Cout1ly
lln 02/ 13/04
2004 .. 747S4
O•tly Polol r eb 19. 26
Mat 4, 11. 2004 Thl80
FklllM ..... ... -..... I"" to11ow1na penoM
•• e tlolnt buw1ess n G•ea Clarke Con\ltu<.
!tun. 208 Apolena Avt
Newport Buc h, CA
91661
C•eao•y Clarke. 208
Apolena Ave • Newpuo I
Buch, CA 92662
N•lHh• Clarke. 208
Apolena Ave , Newport
llea•!h, CA 9766?
lhl\ bu>ln•~• " con
dut I td by huib•nd and
Wile
•t•v• vo11 \111 ted doina
bU\one" v•fl Ye'
llO? Nala~ltt CIMl!e
lh•s slal•m•nt wes
Med with th• County
Cle1k ol Ot•OC• County
on0V06/04
200Ut7Sff7
Daily Pilot r ~b I:>, 19 ?6. Mt1 4, ?004 lhl49
Re-. .... ... -.....
rhe lollo•11n1 person'
a1 t doll\C bUllMH •• Balbo• (1p1tu MHHlt
c ent•• f AS. t505 w
Btlbo1 Blwd • Nt"l)Ofl
Buch, CA 92663
l1cquelln• Anne M .. 1,
RydM, 216 22nd St .
Co.it Mt1a, CA 92627
lhl\ bullMH Ii con
d11cled by •n lndMduet
Heve YOll \\Mled dol111
bU,IMS'\ yet?
y" 1111 12, 2004
ltequtltnt AllM Mtrlt
Ryt1<11
lht\ \latement wn
llled with lllfl County
Cletll. of Ot1n1• County
on 0 I /lD/04 IOM .. 110H
D1M1 l'llo\ Feb 5, 12.
19, 26. '°°" lhl J4
R.1119 ..... ..........
The fOllo•lnl pa!lon•
a1 • tlolftc bustMu n . 360 Cnd4af•nc• Sclorb.
2414 8on111t 8tff, S..nta
An•. CA 97706 3SO (tl4'11rtnet ~I•, ll' (CA). 241• Bonnie
8rM. Stf'lll Ana, CA WQ&
lolal Phone•, Inc (CA).
281!>1 Cto wn Valley
P11kway Suite f La-
fha lollowlna pe1 sons 1un1 N•euel CA 9?61 I
"" dotna bnsin.ss n Thts buttness '' coo t•en.on A1 chllect1 dueled by • copoo1t10n
20280 SW Acoc•• Street Hawe ynu \lat led do•nR
S utle 320, Newpor bu,meu y~n
Beach CA 92660 Vn, 7 /03
Ivel son Arch1tecls r Oto I Phone\, Inc
Int • (Caht ), 70280 SW Ronnie Ye\hd••m. P1u1
Acacia Street, !\utlt J?O. denl
Newpo1t Buch, CA fh1s st.lemenl was
97660 ftled with the County
Thll bu\IMU Is co11 Cler~ of Oran2e County
du,led by 1 corporallon nn 02/06/04
11 .. e you sl11ted dO•nc 20046t74004
busmtl\ yell Yes 011ly Point Feb 17. 19.
lverton Ar ch1tech 26,Mar.tl.2004 Tl\154
Int Marauel M lweoson
Sec /C F 0
lh" 't3temenl was
filed wrth the County
Cler• ol Olante County
11n OU 13/04
2004 .. 147'9
Darly Piiot feb 19. 26~
M11. 4. II, 2004 Thl69
h• lollow•nc persons are do1na busuteu u
SC L1m1tad, 2S8S Oranae
Ave •B. Cost• MeH. CA
9%6?7 ~..... Stephan Alan Clttmenl.
...._ 1S8!J Oranae Avt •8, ... S...... COllta Me<a. CA 9?6?1
fhe lollo,..mc per snn Shannelle I 1s1 Cltm
.,. doing bu"nen es enl, 2S8S 011n1e. Ave
M11 t1nu. Sierra ' •B Cosh Meu. CA
A•sodetes. 119 While 92621 Sands St., l••buco lhis business ts cnn·
C1nyon. CA 9'619 ducted by hu•b.tnd ind
Mllf.tno A Marl1ne1 .,.,,.
119 Whtie SAl'lh St Have yo11 i l1rted rtninll
lrabuco Canyon. CA bustness yet1
92679 'Yes. 3 I 04
Cdc11 do A sie111, Stept>an Al•n Clement
1082 C Main St. •17. lh" •l&lemtnl wn
fushn, CA 92111() filed wtth th• ~unly
lhl\ bllslneS• os con• Ci.rti. ot Or•nae County
ducted br· • i•ntfl on 02/24/0ll Plft11ershlp 20046t7Hto
H••• YOll Slltlacl dolnt Dallr Piiot ftb 26, Mii.
bullnn' Y•l1 Ho 4, I , 18, 2004 Thl95
Ed1arclo A. Sitt••
This stetament wn
tikd •1th tllfl County
Cre.k ot Oran1• County
011 02/20/04
I0046t7H70
D•lly Pllol f' ti>, 26, M11 , 4. II. 11,'°°4 Th207 ........... ..........
file ro11owt111 perso11s
Me dolnl lt11tlnfJ' U .
9b rteaotff'ct of Or 1n"
County. 2!IOO l lflts*l•I
Hwy . S t11lt 701 ~2.
81H,CA92121
Jllf!ltt W. l1nusltt.
Jr .. 1920 Woodell Dll1te,
f'ltct11U1 CA 921170
Thi• b111"'-n Is con
dutlff by· •II llldMd111t
Htll9 you st.,ttd doifll
butlntnj~•ll
Yes 1/1/2004 Je,,,.. W l et>Ce•IM, "· Tblt at•l•m111t '"
.......... .........
Th• tollow1n1 P•• \On•
•re 60Jtt1 b<tslfteu •~·
V5 En1IMetltt1. Inc .. 310
R11 b1 Au • 8 1lbo1
Island, CA 92662· l 130 v~ [n,1neu1n1.
Inc (CA), 3 0 ftully Awe.
811bo• l&l.tf'ld, CA 92662
1130
Tlt+t buslnn' la con
~11Clfd b1; • CopOrlllOn
HIV• you a t•te6 6olnf butlM.u~t7
YU, 1•1•6'00& V5 £1111n-111c. Inc.,
Brie n C 8aruml1n,
l'ttMdtnt
Thlt t lllt ment wu
filed with "" COi.iniy Cltfl of Or enn C6tlnty
onot/06/04
""6971999
0•111 ,.flot fM. 12, It. ze . ...., 4, ioo. ni 1!>0
~ .... ... ,.......
Tit• lollowlne pe•son•
., • doiltl l11.11lnt:u as A
& A TRf.ftOS, ll202
Mu11 woods Court ,
rountttn Y•llty. CA
92/08
Sayoho lmura, 18202
M11" woods Co11r t.
fo11nto111 V•llty, CA
92708
I his bu''"'" IS COii•
ducted by' an lnd1v1duai
Hoa ynu Jl•rled doln&
bu,.ness yet! Yu, 2/1/
°' s.~ ..... o lmur•
lhl\ ot1t1menl wu
lrled with Iha County
Clerk ot Ot•nae Cou111y
on OVll/()11
2004tt147'S
O•lly P•lot f eb. 19. 26,
Mar 4, 11. 2004 Thl67
IOMOf AlfUCAa
fGIW•"'8SIS•
OfMCMIK
.... UCllB( .. .............
~lt,20M
To Wham II May C1111
cetn
fhe N1me(•I ol the
Apphc111t(') t\/••e GAP
INVESTMENTS tltC
The .tpphunls \Is ed
ibove •oe Appty1na to
\he Oepa1 lmenl of
Alcoholic Bev., ae•
Conllol to sell •kohohc
beve1aaes •I 7216
NCWPDRl Bl VO . COSIA
MESA, CA 92627
Type o l lrcense(s)
applied tor 41 DH·
SAL£ 8£ER & WIN[
£A TING Pl AC(
Publtshed Newi>ort
BochfCosla Mu• 011ly
P ilot februa• y 26
200'4 fh18~
Alm. ..... ... s......
The followma peuon•
are doon& bus1neu u
Abr •h•m G.11 drnrne.
1028 El C1m1no #A,
Costa llleu. CA 97626
Abr1h1m B1hrna 1078
(I C&mmo #A Co I~
Mesa. CA 92626
Tl>t\ bu~'""' ts cun
dulled by an 1nd1Y1dUfl
llave vou 'ta• led dam!(
bUMflf!\S y~I' Yt\
2001
Ab••ham A~hMA
ltus •l•lem~ul wio~
filed w1lh tht Counly
Clerh ol Oran11r Coul'tv
on 0;>/:10/04
2004 .. 7SS2t
Daily Pilot f'eb ?6 Mar
4. 11. 1s. 2004 r1121s
Re-. ..... ... -....
I he 10110 .. 11111 Pf!I !>On~
are dornR bu"n•W> e'
v.,ion Strrlt.e 2437 Elden
Ave.. Costa Men. CA
92614
Th" bulllll!I' b con
du,l•d b1 •n 1ndlvld11•l
Htvt you stMt«d llO•na
buomen yell Ho
Rtchel R Medi"•
Thi' sl1t1n>enl wa'
filed with tho County
Cl•rll of O•••ll• County
on 0?(14104
"°"""'°° D<11ly r1lot I eb ~. M••
4, 11. 18. ?004 111193
Alm. ..... ... a...
fhe toll11wm111erw ru
a•• do1n1 b11.s1nen o
S lff<llf l omou~•nes
Unt1m1ted ll016 I •k~
I or.st Or Suite •Al!!/
l a1un1 Hills. CA 9'6S'l
(v»n Martin M~dllll~I.
1206 W W•lnut SI .
Saint.1 Ana, CA 92653
lh1s bu,.ineu Is Lon
du~tcd by en tndlY•tJual
Hawe yo~ star l~d dcnnc
buttneu vet• Yes. 1996
£ un Mar lfn M1d1111r
This st1l1ment wu
hied wolh lhe Cuunly
Cloth ol D1 a nae County
on 01/30104
2004H1S07t
D11ly Pok>t f tb 5 I 2.
19. 26. 2004 lit 127
RdllM ...... ... -.....
I he lollowtna par snn~
a1 e dotna bus1nt~'.\ as
lhe Thom'.\on Comp•ny.
163 Alberl Place. Costa
Me$• CA 92627 •
Oon1ld W11hom lhom
SOii, 163 Alberl Pl••e.
Costa Mesa. CA 926? I
I his busmen os cun·
ducted by an 1ndov1duJI
H•ve you s l•• led douia
busmen yet' Nu
Donald W Thom~on
1hh ~latement .,.a'\
(1t..d with the County
Cieri\ ul Otanae County
on 02113/04
2004 .. 74714
Daoly Pilot r tb I 'J, 26.
M11 • 11. 7004 1111 /!>
~ ..... ... -....
flit lulluwrne, person\ •rn doon& busrneu a~.
St••••Ol College Stu
df,.I\. 70!>91 Gnshawk
l 11 ll11n1111111on ll~M h,
CA 92646
R•ndal D1t\l11d, 10!>91
Co,l><1wk ln Uunttnalun
Boac.h, CA 92646
lh" buUfltss " ~on
due led by An in<hv1duat
ll~ve you \I •• ted do•n11
11us1nes> yet' Ye~ I 29 ?004
R•ndal Oorslllel
I his \lat~menl W••'· filed w1lh the (;111111ly
Cle•k of Ot•nae l.nunty
on 01/30/04
2004H73077
Darty Pilot f eb S I<'
19. 16. 2004 Jh I J1
92627 ~IL.....L....
Matk Stvr, 24)7 [Iden ~--
Ave . CoslA Me\a CA ... s....t
92677 Th~ tolluw1ng 1111r \o)n"
lhl\ bu51,.n\ •5 con are do1n11 bUllf•<\• n
ducted by •n 1nd1Y•du•I Essenlral E "•"l" 1600
Have you \larl~d do11111 Michelson D11•e. Sev
busrneu yeP Yes. 1/'lfJ/ enteenth Ill'"' Irvine
04 CA 91612
Mar~ S~•• l 15h3 A llt>lle ?600
lhl\ s talemenl wa' Milhel~on 011•~. Se•
filed w1tl> the County enteenlh I 1101 Ir vrnr CA
Clerk ot o .. nee County 92612 -
on 0 1/30/04 ""' bUSllte\S 15 I"" 20046t7JOtt durted by •n mdMdu~I
011ly Piiot feb 5. 11 ttoe 1ou 1ta• ted do1111t
19, 76. ?004 lhl31 bus1neu y•I' No
l•~tia A 11nlle
.._..... \h1.. shlemenl W>I\ ie-S...... lilted w1lh the County
The 10110,..11111 pe,.on~ Clerk ot O••nKe tou11ty
on 02/10/04 1111 dornc bustness as 20046,74362 NAME N f RAMI . 2311 1 ldeo Ave Ste 7' Oilrly Pilot feb 12 19
Costa Mesa. C" 97621 ' 26. lll~r 4, <'004 lh15'>
Ronda t u lfeot1. 2JI I ~~
(Iden A"'. Ste 2L> ....__.
Cos I~ Mc\a, C.\ 92627 -S......
!hrs bustnen " con lht lollowini.t llt"lln\
ducted hy an tnd•vtdu•I ~" do111g b11\111ess as
ll•ve ynu stalled doing t ount3m ol J111ce, 11 ;I')
buslneu yet1 Ves. 0?/ [ Bi lboa Bl, B•ll•"• CA
06/<>004 92661
Ronda lea Herl• M•chael I 1to2a11. 1 I ~!J
This sl1temenl was I Balboa Bl H,11bl'I.,, r;11
hied wtlh the County 97613
Clerk of O.an11e County lhr\ busmes\ " 1.un·
on 07/13/04 du~ted by M• 1nd.-1dual
2004•t74 760 Have you ''••led du11111
011ly P1lol feb 19. 26 busine-.s 1~t> No
Mar 4, 11. 2004 Thl68 ~•d•acl 1 Houn
Daily Pilot
I"" rullow1111 per icml
•II do1n11 lw~u•tu "
Voer1 • ' Auoclftn. 2JI C Awoc•do SI • Cost•
Meu. CA 9?62 /
ROOftlll Wt1lle1 V1e1tt1,
231 C Av uudo Str~t
Cn"• M"'" CA 92627 l ho\ Ou\lneu os con
ducted by an rncl1v1du11
II••• you sl~1 lt'l do.na
l>u>rneu yet> No
Ron•ld W VoeuA
lh" 'laltlll4!nl w.15
filed w•lh the County
Cl~•k ot OrJu11e County
on O?n 0/04
2004H7SSH
Ot1l1 Pilot rob 16. M~o
4 . 11 IK, ?004 lhl'OR
MttM..-.
•S......
I ht lollow1nc per son'
ai. t!Ollllt busonttU ~~
C~l•l u C•I,, 17871
Sh ypar k Cu cle Su•I• 8
Irvine, CA 9i 614
Roy lro.uol flom 204J
Chdtlt St •C I Cn,t.i
M~u. CA 9?6? I
1 his hu"nes' ·~ ~on
ducted bv an 111div1du•I
lint' yo11 \tarted 0011111
bu"nc'\ w•l1 Yfl>. 10/ O? Roy ln<11nl Kom
lh" ~•at•mMI was
t.lud woth th• l!ounlv
Clerh ot 01•n~r Counly
on 02/U, Oil
2004H74713
OA1ly 1'1101 I eb 19, 76.
Mao 4 I 1 ?004 lhl/4
RctfflM~ ... s.....
The tullow1na '"" suM •re do111R bu~'"'" ft\
Oel Vall• R .. allors
l?/11 N•WJIOll A'it .
S111lc C. fu5t111 , CA
92180
Coar Ori Valle 45
P,11at1ne Apt ,43 1
11 vtne. I.a 9161?
I hi\ bu.,nes'> h c1m
du• te11 by An 1nc1iv1dual
Have yuu >la1h1t,1 d11111~ bu~lne~s yet,
Ye' 12 19 19911
Ce•a• Del Vall~
I tu\ ,t.tttmf'nl w'"
lrlrd with the I 0011ty
Cle•" ul ll1dn~~ Cou11ty
"" 02/20/04 200091SU 7
D••lv Print f ~h 7f> M.i1
4. 11 , Ill, 7004 lhl'.ll
rtdltiM-...U ..... s.......
I h~ lulluwing per \nn•
a1,. dOJnv bu,me•.\ a~
5111~11 1 m•~ Pr 11 '>hflp
1091 Old hvure Blvd '"~''"· r ahlorn1• 97/Rt> l'•hy lu<h• I olvd~.
1913 Hd• bot Blvd Co•t~
M•u C.ilolor n•• 97671; f hi\ fHl\tnt>..-.'i. i'; ( Ofl
d111 led flV ~n 111dt111<111.ol
I lavP V"U •1101 t .,I 11t1111R
bu\111•" ytl' No
l'•t~y l "'I• l 1tvi1~ 1twJI> ,, .. h•11u1"1 w.t\
ltl~d with the <:ou"t v
Gl•rk 111 lhotn~~ l'ni•nly
on 0710J/04
20046913S44
Oiuly Polut r •IJ 'i I Z
19 <'6. 211().1 lttliltl
Ill•· lulluwma t)tl \on'
.ue llo•n~ bu~'""~' •
Clohdl t •<!Cl Su111 • 1
1'>6'> k M1 C:,1w A••
h Vtl\P. C: A 97(,14
ll•Lh l\\•otralP\ 1111
(f;At 1~6~ ti M1.t:•w
Av" It v111r Cl\ 92614
Th1\ bU,HJ("\\ I\ • HI
ductud by ,, lOrl/•1• ~l11m
11.ive yn11 ''A• trd do"'
b1111111!S\ y,.I I Nn ""t tt A,,,., • .,..... IJH
ll•d•Hcl rl1·lhuu•,•ye coo ltu' ,,,,,,,m,.nt wn
lil•U with llw Cuunl
Clc1 ~ ol CJ• dnge r uuul
fin 0 1 JIJ 04
20046973097
0~1ly 1'1lut r eb 5, 12.
l!I 76.1004 ThlJ/
This slal•m•nl "'~' ll1r lollow111g "~""" lrled with II•~ Co11nty ., ~ du1u11 ~U"llO\ •
Clerk ot Ot•net Cuunly Body B•«uhlul ( un\1111
I he lollow1n1 persons on 02/24/04 •nl\ Mii t:luu <11 Pl
.ire do1n1t bu11ness "' 20046t7St14 1..,nr l'A97F,()7
fhe Complete SAT Cln Daily Pilot rcb 76 Mai ll~nh !lmA) l1M1. 148
2141 Sanlt Ana Ave 4.11. 18, 2004 1hl96 l.llll•l h 1'1•1" hv111~ CA
Costa Mrs•. CA 926U • ll7f"17
Anthony I leddre ~....... lt11' 1111\nlf'\\ I\ rnn
?141 Santa An• Ave ... S..... dut led by •11 111C11v111u•I
Cosla Mes~. CA 92671 ti,1vr Y"" ''"'1~1l ll11111k This b11stncu os wn The lollowone Pc•s11n' b11\mPs~ vtt' N"
dueled by .. n 1ndmdu .1 ue dorna busrne5' o lt•nh ti mat It •n
Have you started doln& Kimono C•~•t•oni, 7101 r111~ •t'..rtmrnr w• bus1nes~ yel? No last l!>th •5. Newport Mno wrlh lh~ Cnunly
Anthony I /eddies Beach. CA 92663 Clmk ul 01.111~t r.uunty
lht\ •l•lemenl wu Yuko l 11ku11•11•. 2101 on 0.UI l /04
Med with lh• County Ent 15th •!'>. Newport 2004••74799
Cler• ol Oran1e County lln~h. CA 9?663 0•1ly P1h1l I tb l'I. 76
00 02/20/1)4 rh" busmen " cc>n Mei 4 11 ?004 tlrl66
20046t7SS72 d11cted by ~n 1nd1Y1d1111I
Dally Pilot Feb 26, Mai lfave vnu •la1te<1 <101ng
• 11 . 18, 2004 lh206 bu\inen yeP Ve\, Jin
28,?004
V11ko Tot.unaea
I his slat•ment w•s
Med .,.,lh the County
fhe f9llowrna pefson• Cler" ol 01.tnae Cnunty
A• e dome busrnes~ I\ on 0 I /30/1)4
Cods and Htto~. 37S £ 2004•'7H7S
18111 St •5, Costa Mu• O•lly Pilot r eh 5 1 :t,
CA 92627 19, 26, 2004 fhl24
Alec Mtthael hnace JI~ l 18th SI 1!>.Cost1
~sa. CA 926?7
fhts business is con
ducted by an 1ndivld11at
Hawe you sl••t•d do1n1
business yel? No
Alec Mlclleel lenace
lhos '.\latemtl'I wa.
Med with the Count
Cieri. of Ounae Count
on02/20/04 2004•t1SS17
01111 Piiot f'eb 26, Mar
4. I I, 18,:1004 Th201 .........
... s......
.
Th• lollowina penon
are do1n11 busmen n
Notaryf'101Go com, 3400
Avt ol the Arh 14202
Cosla Mtu . CA 92626
Judy II Ballen, 3400
Avt ot lllt Alta H202
Costa Meu , CA 92626
T hit busoneu " con
dueled by an incllvldoal
Han you 'tatted doln1
bu,IMu yel7 No
Jud1 II. Ballen
Thi• atattmtnt wn
hied with the County
Ctt1k of Dunc• County
on02/20/04 ,.....,u ..
O•it) Piiot f' ell ~. Mat 4. U, II, 2004 Th210
R.1119 .... .........
tile lollowina perso1"
.,, dofftl btnlntn •.t
t nvum ConMl"lflt, 40
K11oll1lt'1. lrvlnt, CA
9814
lttchel R Medina, 40
Mol!lltn. 111101, ca
lhe tollowlna pe,.on'
11 e doinc busines\ n
Mocle1n V1ntaae lewelry,
375 fast 18th Strr.el,
Cost• Mesa, CA 9?671
Mrehelle I yn B.:chler
375 Cul 1811> Street,
Co•it Mesa CA 97671
lhos bu.,neu r\ con
dueled by· tn 111d1Y1f1111I
Hawe yo11 st111ted 11011111
buJ1neu yet? Ye<. 11
16 OJ
Mlchelle Lyn Bechle.
lh11 shltment wn
tiled with the County
Cler" ol 01a111e County
unOl/06/04 ,... .. ,, .. s
0•111 Pilot feb 12, 19,
26. Mar 4, 2004 11!1'8 ......... ... s.......
fht lollowlnt personi
a1t doln& bus1neh 1H
Klch Plumb1n1. 134
Ylctor11 f'l•ce, Costa
Mesa, CA 926?1
D .. ld c L str 1<11. ?34
Ylc:to1l• Pt., Cod11 Meu .
CA 92627
Th'' bu11nen ll con·
duC'lltd by an lnd1vldu1l
Have you \I., Itel d0tnR
b\l•lllllU yet? No Onld C hll tda
This sleltment wn
filed w1lh tht County
Cl4trll. ol Ortn1t County
onOi'/OIM ,... . .,,",
0•11, ,.Hot reb 12. 19.
26. Mat. 4, 2004 Th I 4S
ficttlM ...... •s........
I he lollnwintt 1rftl\On
•• e dotnK bus'"en A\ ASP Consto uct1on Ser
~•er'. 14272 Hoove1 • 16
Wosrm1n\lff1, <:A 9<'683
r~r ol Evt-W•l"•n>
14?17 Ht1ove1 •1 6
W••t1111n•le1. Cf\ 97683
I hf\ butine<~ " •nn
d111 l•d by "'" mdl¥tdu~
llA•' yuu ''""°''' do1n11 bU'lllr\\ yr•t'
Ye\ 2 02 04
C••ol Iv" Wtl~tro\
lhl\ \tol•m•nl WO\
fll•d wolh the (!1rnnty
Ct~rk nl Or ao11t County
on 02/20/04
2004H7HH
Ut•ly P1lnt I ~b i>6 M~r
4 11 18. ?(l(M lh190
~ ..... ... --..
lhe loll11w111a pel\On•
•• e doma bu~m"5 •s M• r octc1en Rull y, 6
Seeb11d Courl. N"wpod
Buch. CA 92663
Rl(llarcl M.chacl Mc
f 8llden. ft Se•h11 ti r.11111 I,
Newport BeHh CA
91663
11111 bu\fnU\ I\ con
ducted by· .,. 1,,d1vld11•I
Hn• you ~lillfled dolna
bu"""~ Y•l1 Ho
Rlch11d Michael Mt r •ddtn
lhll \l•lt1trltnl WH
tiled woth tht County
Clerk ol 011nae Cou"ty
on 01/J0/04 2004 .. 1J0t4 O•llt Piiot ~ ~b S. 12.
19 16,2004 lhl?!I
FID .. -:;~
_1.1111_ ...... ____ Llllt..... -UlllW. ........... ,... ...... ... *'-' .........
Th• fotlo•lna Ptl\on' The lolkl•lnf ptnons tr• do111~ buS1neu ., fft do1111 bu,tneu a.
MMI Oe"l"'· 1824 W Independent Ctut••• 8alboa 81vd . Newport 160 Ceder W•y 1r '
8ucll. CA 91663 l •cuna Buch CA 9Z6~i
David Rldeth, 1824 ludov1c 8•1nvel l60
W 81lbo1 81vd .. New Cedar W•y •r l~run1 port e .. ch. CA 92663 Su ell, CA 926!>i
This busineu 1, con This bullfleh " con
INcltd by tn 1n<11vldutl ducted by .n 111d1viduil
tlave you slafltd doln& Have yuu ,,_,led do1nr
buslnus Y•l1 Yes, 1990 busi11eu yet1 Yes 01/
David R1ckelb 24/04 '
This st1lem1nt wo l udu•IC B11nv•I
Med with Ille County This ~lotemenl wo
Clerk of Or•n&t Cuu111y hied w11h the County
on 02/13/()4 Clerk ol 0 11nre County
2004H74771 on 02/03/04
011ly Pilot f tb 19 , 26 2004H7 JS 11
Mar. 4, II, 2004 Thl73 Daily Pilot reb !>. 12.
,..._....._ 19. 26. 200-4 lh120
... s........
The lollowine pel\ons
are do1n11 busine~~ n
Mesa latl0 1$, 2/90
tlarbor Bl •ID!>, Coste
Mesa. CA 92626
Ant D11nat11n. 24101
t<alhy Ave , La~e Forest.
CA 926.30
"'" bus1neu " con· ducted by an 111d1v1du~I
Ha.e you st11 led doina
bu$1nHs yet7 Yu 1/1/ 04
An1 D11nattan
lll1s Sl•lemer>I wu
fifed with ll1e County
Clerk of Oran1e County
un0\/30/04
20046t7.SO ..
D411y Pilot Feb.
19, 26. 2004
lht lonowio& ptf\on•
ar • doina bu•1nes. as
Sell Pr OmOllon• I ~!>112
S B SI •A Tustin CA 92780
hma1 • Renee lmlkn IS582 South 8 Strut
•A hi\ltn CA 92780
lhl\ busme•• •• con·
dueled by •n mdMdu•I
Have yo11 •I•• led do1nK bu'lntu yel' No
lar11ilr<1 Renee J1v•d•n
This \t1temen1 wn
hied with lllt County
Cieri\ of Otani!• Counly
on02/10 04
2004H7SS76
Daily Pilot Feb ?6. Mo1r.
4, 11. 18. 2004 lh202
Policy
Thi lollowrna person•
111 dotnl bu11neu u
8oolls llepl Clean, 17
Danlofth Avenue. L111u
na N1c11•t. Ce 92677
AllysO<I Hu11l11 Con
stanltno, 17 D1nlorth
Avenue. l •&un1 N•auel, c. 92677
I hi\ busrneu " con·
ducted by an 1nd1v1du•I
Hllve you st.rled dom&
business yet f No
Allyson Const1nt1110
ll11• \Utemenl .,.,.
hied With lht COullh
Clerk ol D1 ans• Counly
on 01/10/04
20CMH74H4
Daily Pilot f"t b 12 19.
26, Mar. 4, 2004 Th I !>6
The lollow1ne perso ns
are do•n& bu\lneu 's
Service F1•sl Capllal
1684 Whit lier Ave •41.
Cost• Mn • CA 92627 W1lh~m l•mn Mills
1684 Wh1U1e1 Ave '41. Co\I~ Me\a, C'A 9?627
lhl\ bu\1neH •~ C01t·
dueled by •n 1nd1v1d1,.1
II~•• vou \IAtl•d tlnina bu)lness y~P No
W•lll•IH l•rnn Mill'
lh1s Sl•lement was
hied with lhe County
Clerk ol 01•111111 County•
Olt 02 24104
2004H7Sf04
Daily P1lol f eb 26, M~t
4, II. 18, 2004 Thl91
The lollow1n1 p11 sons
11e do1n1 bu11ntu u ·
D r ull11 Conu rucllon
Services, 2201 Amtrte1n
Ave •A. Cost• Men , CA 92627
Daniel E. fuller , 2201
An1e11c1n Av• •A, Cosu
Mesa. CA 92627
l hll bu&iness •s con·
dueled by an md1v1du1I
Have yuu ''"ltd do1n11
bu"neu yet 1 ko
D1n1el [ rullet
lh" s l1l•rn•nl was
hied with lhe County
Clerk ol 011n11 County
on 02/13/04
2004H747SI
Oa11v Piiot Feb 19. 26.
Mar 4. II. 2004 Thl79
~ ...... .... s.......
The lollowina pei son>
are doing busmen n
V11tu<JI Adrn1n 3114
Oublln Sir eel. Cos la
Mesa, CA 92626
Che11ese ll1dd1e, JI t4
Oubltn St reet. Co•la
Meu: CA 9:>626
I his busrness " con·
dueled bv an 1ndmdual
liave you sl•rted do•na business yel7 ko
Che11es• II 1dd1e
This •l•lemtnl wu
hied with the County
Clerk of Oran1e County
on 02110/04
20046t70U
D11ly P1lol Feb
26. Mar. 4, 2004
lhe tollow1na peHons
11t dO•na bus.nu s o
8enchm11k Construe
tton, 186 l rolello l ane.
Aliso Viti(> CA 926!>6
C•e&o• y I Lundqul\I,
186 frolello line Ahso
Vttio, CA 92656
This bu'inus ts con
dueled bv· 1n tnd•vldual
H1v1 you •111 ltd do1111
bu11nen ytt7 No
Cfe&ory J. lundqu1SI
Thi• sl1lemtnt wn
hied with the County
Cl" k of Or •n&e County
on 01/l0/04
20046t7"ffS
Dally Pilot ftb !'>. 12.
19. 26. 2004 Thl26
MllMllllllN .... s.......
The lollow11t& person•
aie dom& bu"nen n
The U1b1n C1rc1tne1. 81~
W I ~lh SI ~A. N11wpo1 I
Beach, CA 92663
ll•lhy Taylor 81!> W
l51h St •!>A New1101 I
Beach. CA 92663
I h" bu~mus ·~ con
ducted by ~n 1nd1v1duol
Han you •larleo do.n2
bus•neu vel 1
Yes. 2 16 2004
ll•thy T •rlor
lhti \laltnlfnt Wb\
hied with lht <:ountv
Cl.,rk ol 01 •nae County
on 02124 04
2004't7SH2
Daily P1lol f eb 26. Mdf
4. 11, 18. 2004 Thl94
~ .... .... s.......
ll11t lollow•na per ~on•
111 • do•na buJ•neo u
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GARAGE
SALE
BUSINESS &
FINANCIAL
Colllctillla/
Mlmarltlllla 1160
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.Ill Allee. Splu. lube amps
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sm chest w/cameo.
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amRTAJNMENT
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OPPOIMITY
All 1ul e\lale &dverll~
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sub1ecl lo the f edtr al
f"a11 Housina Act ol 1968
•• amended whic h
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advertise ·any prefer
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race, color. 1eha1on, sei .
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or nal1onal onaln. 01 an
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lt0n or d1scrnn1n1hnn •
This newspaper will not
know1nely acupl •ny
ad•erl1semenl lor 1ul
esta te which •~ "' v1olat10n of the l3w Our
readers are hereby
informed lh1I all dwell·
inas advertised in lh"
newspaper ., e av•llible
on an equal oppo• tunlly
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To complain of d•"
crlmrnation. uU HVO toll·
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SERVICES 2600
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MERCHANDISE
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OVf RS IOCK(D AIRllNC
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only S!>9 pu rChbH
benef11111g the National
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ORANGE 5400
COUNTY
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O,.lHSAT-SUH 1-S
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122 at 180' ut•llna
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SI S2 400 000 DA Yid
1'11oce 114 81? '>668
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closed po''"· leasod
land S?!>O 000
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RESORT/
VACATION
PROP£R1Y
FOR SALE
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SEVEN 2br 2b1 homes.
No common walls, prl
nlc 1•1ds & pttlos,
pool, 2 tuptr 11111 R·3
loh W•lk 10 •hop• • Sl.~.000 1031
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949 697 8437 cell
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ORANGE 7400
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RENTALS
Dtlllt Renlats 7915
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Call a plumbe1.
p1lnler. ll1ndyman.
O• any of the 11ut
UI YICU hsl1d h11 e In
OUI service d11eclOt y!
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PCOPl£ CAN tl(lf'
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WlTTMOtfT HYWAU
All e>hnes •m/lra tobs
CLIANI 20yr&, 111•. fr ee est L41DXJ> 714-6» I 44 f
Bridge
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
ONC!o: IS E.'IOUCH
NORTH
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h.Jd oo problem rumng lO game.
Wnt lcd the Jack ofhcarb. v.on in
huntl wilh Lhc king. Wilh five tricks in
the major ~uib. declurcr. Roger Ba1e1.
or Mc~ Aru .. unmcduucly ran I.he
<'lfhl or diamonds I li!d '~" woo this tnd. wilh lhc jack. cklclam would
ha'c had dcill ~l111g Hov.c•c1. a
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C'on\1drr th1' dt-<11
lllld Sou1h repc<1~d lhe finc-.w. lhe
.:1Ntln1Cl would ha'c hoen delealed
Occlarer v.ould ncod 1wo entnc> 10
~•abli>h anJ run Lhc Ji:m1001h. and
Lhelt w~ only Olk' 1N1 lhc table.
Hnw,'vcr. ul tcr Ion~ thoudit SoU1h
dliublc-croo.scd Wl by leading a Jia-
montl 10 Lhc queen. complimcn1lng
Ea\I on fine defl-n\c! 1 Nnw nolhinp
c.'OOld defea1 Lhc rontr.icc ru. lhl· can!s
IK' ~1ncc Lhc dJamood'> lOuld be run
wlio:lhcr o< lllll Ease llN>k 1hi'> Ind
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J1111Mllld~ 10 the Jlal=L. Ulld a '4lL'OOd fine~ Wlh the ooly w.ty co litnd chc
COOll1J(.1'! Thi~ dt:al would ne\cr have
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OllMR OONl'AHY. fCAMS
and 0/0 C1u1 Oenehts!
I •le Model r quipmentl
Gnat Miles' CaN I D•Y$
a Wedi! F aflllly owned
a nd operated! Navajo
E•P•en 800 800 1440
(CAL•SCAN)
OllM,R Clns A all tn
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10< Real ( slale ollh.e m
Nt!WPOf I Beach, pleine
lu 1ew 111t 949 720 7301
s-tt. <•••• l'loa• " luok1nc 101 Set ut1ly
Olht~•• tu 1u11• out
tum• Shon& l U\IOmr1
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dnv1na: te,otd a mu\t
I •U llenl ben•llh &
1ncPnt 1ve \t Apply 10
per \011 al SCP Set1mly
Orpl JJJ3 6r,.111I SI
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<•4lll•t All-le 'It
lwu lot>• 191. mi. very
eood cond11ton '17.000
EOE I CAllS flOM SSOOI
l'ohce Impounds
949·613-0763
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Child Care
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Teachers/ Assistants
K.1ndt!f'Qarten & school-aged child care
Teachers (1<'-24 ECE units. 2 yn> eJtp) end I
Mei•tanta (6 mo exp) needed for YMCA
c enters on Centrol(Newport) & Sou th
Orange Co AM/PM/Part Time available
Must be 18 S8 50·$10/hr DOE I 'YMCA of Oran e County otters a great
w orkrng env~ronment, co mpet1t1ve
pay/benefits, free YMCA membership. , I paid time for training & many opportunities
for career and pert1onal 9rowth! Positions
throughout Central an So OC Send
resume to recn.11lerOymcaoc net, tax
71 4 731 6480 , 13821 Newport Ave, Ste
200, Tustin. CA 92780. or apply onllne atj
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l .l .C. llectrlc low pra,.,..
11-.c.1 Ulllll «lo.-00 fOb too ......,., no tob loo be. Rrf\
lClQO t~l I M;t().810,l(ll
(7 t4)142 1410
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Re111ur remodel. lani ,
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~istalllltlon, si.te cerlfllic. llWbll, S10r4 a... lt7S
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714 ~ 714"1m-ZIDl
714-715-2121
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I 800 319 3323 ul A02S
C ... vrelet '•4 , ........
SS 127. 2d• coupe •try
Off&•nal & clean. P•. hit. $11,500 /14-/!>I 7464
F....t '7S ~ »I CT/4 -v w....,.i & or!p\M US
moclel ydkM,,.. I'll Jbt,
""· $18.5 714 7!>1 2464
fer4 'DI •••'•"I Con•. spo• I pi.a 361. mo.
melalhc a•een/ &•ey llhr
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buuttful 11!.r nrw ('On
dollon. S899!> v96174 l
8 111 94 9 586 1888
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949-67 s.!IW
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.......... Dally Pilot
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....... 't4 Clwk OX 4
cir, auto, •c. ps, •m·fm,
CCO, loob & tuns &JHt,
1ecent sefVICt racorlb.
$41!>0 obo 114·377-11~
/14 ?71-1904 cell
....,._ '00 lJt bur
&undy/o•lmol llht, CO.
11n11at1on. lull lact0ty
wart. beeutiful hlle new
cond $28.99!> v481210
8 ~ r 9 49 ~86-1888
www ......... -
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n on/sm kr. hnhs tic
cond lhrouahoul, supe<b
value $23,99!> v89124 I
e~. 949·!>86-1888
www . .c ..... I.•-
J.,.._ 'tt lU c-.
24k actu•I mrles, white
oatmeal lth1. Ian lop,
CO, beaul!ful like new
cond, S32K "'87242 Bk1 Ht-sa•-•au www • .,...w.c-
JHP 'l•U7
I XCI l l£ NI CONOll lt>N
$6500 949 4?1-66!>/
'-" .__ 't7 .,.._,_..,
Sll low m1, melaHK d.itk
lllu~ l~n 11111 mntl 10 1
.,, <;O, t hrome whl\,
~upt1 ll cond lh•oll&hout
SI0.995 v872421 Bk• •
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WMWUM s.tvtor /81k, Only 341<
Ml.lo.did
<BZJIS7) $22.900
'91 .. WX-J.l.O
Sllvef. N1v111t1011.
Prem Sound. Phone
(M632J0) SJS,900
'01 hnl ,_,Ml
BleclVCre y, "7 Ult
Kit, •35 Tttn , And
Motet
(A849!>9l S72.900
'".__.. 1-'10
~
White/Ct ey. Auto,
Low Mtles, Nit<! Car
(7 38495) S22. 900
'ff Mere .. • l·SS AMfil~
Black/Black, 601sll,
l ow Mile•. Super
fa.st•
(867038) $3!>.900
'O I f'WldN , J I c...-Sllvet. 601sll, ·1e
Whl\, Only 7!>K Mt,
Peditt-1
(620426) $!>2,900
'00 ...... c-z•o
~
Blll/SAnd, Soper Low
M1 S<rle P1 iced! (~7846) $19.900
'OJ#ow•Htlo , __
Btue/Blll. Only IOK
M1 . Mull! CO Why
Buy New?
( 3000205) S20. 900 w--..•-•-• HSI
Ok Blue/Sand. Prem
Sound. 601sll, low
m1te1
( 44-4846) SJ I 900 •02•-••1-•xs
6 SP, Only 151'. m1~.
like new!
(221498) $17.900
Ht-U0-2222
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ltloca1s com
'-" ..._ "' Dh<overy ,,...,1all1C da1 k blu• u•I
meal Ith<. PS cu. ChlOllW'
wheeli, beaulrlul 01111rn•I
cond. $13.995 v')6)1JJ
Bill 949 586 18811 ................ ,_
U..c.i.. ·o 1 Novltol••
4wd ~ m1. full la,torv
wa,,1n1y t hJmp•an•
Ian ll/u. chromt whl'
beauhlul ltkt n•W cond
$28.995 v57l989 B••
Ht-s ... 1111 ___ .....,...,,,_
Merc•du '00 C2JO
Conll)f~ Sonrl Sol""'
buuty 40i 1111 dwon>n
aulo Sl8150 714 /51 2464
Merc•4•• '9 S ll20
BIAck/bll. buul •II opl
none n,._.,,-new ma'°'
\vc SIO.~ /14 /!II ?464
........... ,, U 20
Waeon. fwy mile\ s1lvt1
grey llhr mtltf CO
heAled \eAI, s uperb
co n d lh10111h o u t
$19,99!> •815269 Bk•
ut-s ... 1111 -............ ,_
lat pl1ce
latlttworkl
te.n.rtbe!
c.11 ..., te Dttce '°"' 11111 etmlfletl "2-5171
Halling
,_.•·11-Aw.y ..........
Ru 1dence Vau n,tes Tr nh Oeb11s Junk
• 949 63/-381 7 • Open 7 Deya
LowAatM
St~ Sp9clela
Sinc4t 1981
949-64~545
HST MOYlaS SS5/"'-
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haolp 323 6:.l 9971 ceH lrrlpbon, ~. Custom
Qullrly Work~ 71 .... 2-4211 PUBLIC NOTICE
Tiit Cahl Pubhc
Ut1llllts Commrss1on
req1mes that all used
houullold a o ocls
movers p11nl lherr
P.U.C. Cal T number,
limos and chauffeuri
p11nt the11 I C P
numbe1 1n all adver
tlHments If you have
any questions about
the le1allty o l •
mo ve•. limo 0 1
chauffeur. call.
PUIUC UTIUTIH
COMMtlSION
177 ..... 7
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Merc•4H 'tt U10
wa1on, fwy ml. stlvtf/
11ey Ith•, mntf, CO, hid
UllS. >UP•• b cond.
$19,995. 8kr. Sl9.99S
v457231 8lu 949-!illti-l888 --.-..-a-·-
• .,.. ... '•7 JOOSI
Cabrrolel 1 are clus1c,
)UP"'' clean runs 111ut
S28 5 (714) 86!> 2464
~ ... 560 s.a
llWllJIY loaded, "'lO&'!d & -viced In NeWf)UI I f7!>00
000 ~240-<Xm call
....... ,.... .,. JOOO
C rt Spor h coup11 0111-
1n a I own •• books/
records, dul o, red(brt.
1lh1 111111 I, CD. hke new
cono, mu~t u e lo
app1eciJ1e SIO 995
~42 ~ 949-!'186 1888
--....... <am
17 lmlllSlll llAil
Black &•r•ttd, well
ma1nla1ned, smo&&ed Jan
5 sp. CO, 391. miles.
$4000 f IRM O~y 949 574·
4249 n u 949 !>I~ 0337
hncli• 'I• 9HS -'•· 83k m1. buoks/•ecords,
\tl•er /bu1 aundy llhr.
mnr I. ch• ome whls.
lant••l1l 1.ond. SI0.995
v 129742 8111 949 586 1888
-•-•cpoltl.c•"'
SAAi 'tt t .SSl S.4-
46k ""· dark g1ny/lan lhll mnrf. CO. hbulous
condlttOO. Sl2,995 089252
Bkr 949 586 1888 .............. _
TOYOTA ~ 2002
s.lw< alnl cond, l!l 511 mr.
4!>mpg. a/c. ps, pw pl,
1111. u.. '>Ide aw ball$. am·
Im ~II .• 1bs, doys, CO
~. new Illes. hCti l>lue Sl7.llO ~ $16.500
Iv ms& 949 675 8407
Teyoto Slenno '02 CE
20I. nu lady owned.
\five• CO, rear •11. full
fdl l Wdrt. bu ul ltke new
cond Sl5.99!> v014796
Bkr 949-!>86 1888
w-.oc,.bl.co"'
V.tn '9t SIO 2.t
terqulose blue/ar•y llhr.
CO, mnrf, chri>tnt whls.
low "''· Irk• new cond Sl 3,995 v792548 a..._
t4t-H6-1aU -. ..-Le-
Y.,_ '00 SIO T6 , ...
nu, mel•lllc silver. blue/
oalmul lthr. mnrt. CO,
bHul1ful hi.e new cond,
Sl8,99S v-457281 Bkr
t4t-SH-lau --.ecpea.i.<-
Y.._ '00 V70 OU
w11on Ch.,npaan•/O•I
mul llh•. CO. mnrf.
&upe• b cond lh1ou11houl
Sl4,995 v296741 Blu •••-sa•-, ... -. ...w.c-
AUTOS WANTLO -.-. •lffWll c. rd. To.dis. ~~Cidl.frm
I~ Wt come '° ~ w/crtt Pay SJOOZlOO,SU:Xll.s:m> Ut-HS-1710
BOATS
POWlr Bolls 11515
2 000 c us l o m I 711
CIHSIC eln t w/leak/
Holly deck vat noshed
wood inlet, new cu)h
ions. Surrey top & lull
covet SJ500 9'&500-3:250
ClmijWil
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