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Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
FRIOAY, DECEMBER 27, 2002 .
Newport
eatery
sOid·to
Oitback
Lido Isle resident sells
Roy's, but keeps the
more casual Thaifoon,
his other Fashion
Island restaurant.
DHpa Bharath
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BF.ACH -Desert ls·
land Restaurants, an Arizona-based
company tha1 owns two eateries ln
Fashion Island, bas sold one and
kept the other..
Olief Executive Randy Schoeb said
his company, after almost a year of
negotiations. bas sold.Roy's ~ New-
port 8e1lch. a-higb-e~d restaurant
with a predo~'t1y seafood menu
. crafted by ~ Floy Yamaguchi. That
restaurant has now teamed up with
49utback Steakhouse.
But Schoch also owns Thaifoon -
Taste of Asia. which opened about
six weeks ago. That wW continue to
operate, he said Desert Island has
awned Roy's for about three and a
hUlfyears..
'"Roy's is a great restaurant, and I
love It,· the part-dme Udo Isle resi-
dent said •1t was hard for me emo-
tionally to make this move. It was
purdy a business decision.•
And a good one, for many reasons,
he said. •
"For one thing. the menu is com-
plicated," Schoch said. "It is totally
chef-driven. Ir's high-end"
He is now interested in moving
from fine dining to casual dining
that his 'Ib.aifoon restaurants epito-
mize, he said
"This is good dming for us,• he
said -nwt'oon and Roy's were to-
tally different concepts, and l didn't
want to run so many d.ltrerent con-
cepts at the same time.·
BON VOYAGE
Roy's also bas a restaurant in
Scottsdale that Outback bas taken
• OYet. However, the Roy's restaurant
in Phoenix will remain under Desert
KENT TREPTOW I DALY PLOT
Kayakers launch their boat into the waters of Pirate's Cove at Corona del Mar State Beach.
See EATERY, Pac• A4
.
(:ity gets a room with an artistic view
For the naming rights, the city makes a
$50,000 donation, which will help South
Coast Repertory meet its fund-raising goals.
lollb Harper
Daily Pilot
1ented repertory officials with
the check to bolster fund-ralsl.ng
efforts in expanding the theater.
In return for the dty's generous
contribution, the theater will
name a classroom after its
hometown: The Costa Mesa
room.
there will be a classroom there
for all the young children to see
that the city of Costa Mesa con-
tributed to the arts."
Dixon, who trained at various
professional arts academy tn her
youth, always pushed for her
council colleagues to see the im-
portance of the theater, visual art
and music. Her push to endorse
such a large contribution did not
come without serious council
scrutiny.
members wanted city recogni-
tion for the classroom without
the high prioe tag.
Then-Councilwoman Karen
Robinson suggested the amount
be cut in half and asked theater
offidaJs if the room could still be
named for the city in light of a
decreased amoWlL
City sued
for hiring
sex abuse
suspect
Parents of victims include
Newport Beach in civil suit
against ex-teacher accused
of sucking students' toes.
Deepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
SANTA ANA -Parent\ of three young
bo~ allegedly molested by a former New-
port Beach recreation coordinator have
sued the city for negligence and negligent
hiring. coun document<> '>how
The plaintiffs, whose names the Pilot is
withholding to protect che children's
identities, filed a law-.uit Dec. 11 in
Orange County Superior Court against
former city employee Trenton Veches and
the city.
In the suit, they <;ay city offiaaJ<. failed
to notice Veches' alleged crimes. which
police say had been happening for at
least two years before April 2002.
City Atty. Bob Burnham said Thursday
the city has not yt't been -;erved Wlth the
lawsuit
Veches, 32, of I funtington Beach, who
~ arre!>ted in April. I'> awaiting a cnm1-
nal tnaJ on 28 felony counts of lewd con-
tact with minor; and one misdemeanor
count of possessing child pornography.
He pleaded not guilty to all charge<;
fhe parents m theu complaint said V-
eches enticed their children with candy
and money and then touched them inap-
propriately. Police have said Vechcs had a
foot fetish and sucked <;everaJ chiJdren's
toes.
All of his alleged victuns were young
boys who attended several of the city's af-
ter-school, day-care and recreational pro-
grams that he supervised at Marine~
Park. West Newport Commuruty Center
on 15th Street and the Community Youth
Center on 5th Street m Corona del Mar.
Newport Beach Pohce mvesngator> ..ay
they found a stack of 36 photo:. i.n Veches'
home tha{ showed hlm suc:k:i.ng the toes
of sewraJ young boys who attended the
city's programs. They also ~y they found
more than 3.500 images of duld pornog-
raphy on CD ROMi. and Zip disks m a
cardboard box under tus bed.
See VECHES, Pa1e M
COSTA MESA -City leaders
have put their money where
their motto ls and presented a
$50,000 check to South Coast
~epertory, furthering the ef-
fort to become the city of the
aru.
In one of her lut oflldal acu.
Conner Mayor Uoda Dilon pre-
•1 think this ls a very big step
£or our com.munky and the
COUDdl." Dbon said. 'This is go-tnc to gu down in hlstory, and
When the item came before
the councll dt.trin3 budgiet dis-
cusaions in June. local leaders
questioned the amount Council
No, was the blunt answer
from theater representatives.
who said they have a &pedfic
donation requirement for recog-
nizing donors. Councll mem-
bers ~ told the dty would re-KENT TREPTOW I OM.Y Pl.OT
Fonner Mayor Linda Dixon, seated, with South Coast Repertory's
Janis Morrissette and Martin Benson in the new Studio C.
A quick guide to 'tM weekend
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PHOTO COURTESY~ MM •TTSOH N«J STAN COCHRAN
The motor yacht Vtda anchored in the Newport .Harbor ~ basin dtling the Ficht of the Snowbirds In 1941.
'
Vida led quite the active life
By John Btetch
T be motor yacht Vida. a large
ctipper-bowed diesel yacht.
considered Newport Harbor her
home port from 1939 to 1942. Vida
was 234-feet lo.rig, with a beam of 34 feet
and a draft of 12 feet. She was powered by
two Winton diesel engines. each bad
422-brab horsepower. With this ~.
she could cr;uise at 16 knot& r
Originally named Cambrioas, she was
designed by Cox and Stevens of New York
and built by Pussy and Jones of
Wilmington. Del., in 1930. When Erle P.
Halliburton, a member of the Newport
Harbor Yacht Club, acquired the yacht. he
dlanged her name to Vlda. after bis
daughter. Vida was registered in Honduras,
where Hallfbwton bad extensive oil and
cattle holdinp.
Vada was usually moored at the old
county doc:k near the Arches. Many times
she anchored in the Lido Turning Basin.
The yacht's boats were lowered, and a
shore boat service was established at
WHATS AFLOAT
• WHATS AR.CW" ia pubtlthed periodicelly.
tf you .,. planning • neuticel eYent. eubmtt
1he lnfonnation to 1he Delly Pilot, 330 w. Bay
St., Com Meae, CA 92627; bv fax to (949) ~170;orbyMneHto
"-llypHottllatimfJ&com.
CIUSES
Elecellc .......... of Newport Harbor
($76 per crulee). Round-trip hotel or
ofJ1he .. ..._ ,.._,rwrt lhtltde Mt'vioe la
ewileble. Plc*-1.1p from r'Mtauranta with
dodlll ii., W8Heble. Chartenld end
c-.'9d toura. (949) 291-1963 or
www.MIWll9on"-harbor.com.
llleNllwpott a..... .... •• 'r'•for
weddlog1 end recepllooa, codtt911 and
ligttllnlng cruiw, end me .. 1091. The cost
ii $IOO for1tl9 ... two..,..., plus $160 for
..,. eddllloc..i hour.,.., •1~.
F.-Z.. -...eo. ...... MlltsAI ....
~ •; daldl•t. .,, end• IO-fnlnute
cnlile (...._ •: dliti'en, .,, depMllig
from .... "'" lone.,.., • .,......
from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. dely. A 80-minutll
The former Newport Harbor
motor yacht voyaged to
Alaska and Honduras before
serving the U.S. Navy in
World War II.
Newport Harbor Yacht Oub.
Vtda was a very active yacht Cruises
were made to Alub. Mexico and ·
HondW'U, as were weekend trfpa to
CataHna. She was fitted with a
gyrostabWz.er system that. when turned
on. provided a smooth ride for the guests.
In early 1942. the u .s. Navy
requisitioned Vlda. Before tumhlg the
yacht over to the Navy. Halliburton had the
ship's saluting cannon rem<M!d. Thia was
donated to the Newport Harbor Yacht
Club, where lt st.ands today, adjacent to the
flagpole, and ls used on ceremonial
occasions.
After an extensive conve.ralon to a
warship. Vida was commiaaloned as the
U~ Qystal (PY-25) on Feb. Zl, 1942. After
a training and ababdown periodjn the
San Pedro u-. CryltaJ. aa.abe bad been
~med. reported for duty with the
Hawaiian Sea Frontier in May of 1942.
From May 1942 to Nov. 8, 1945, Crystal
led a very active naval life. She was baaed
at Midway Island, where she operated with
destroyen on anti-submartne patrol
Crystal WU also sent to tbe western Pldflc
as a weather station ship. On Nov. 17, 1945,
she WU eent back to San Pranciac:o.
The U~ Crystal WU decommiaaioned
on March 6, 1946, and o&red to
HaDiburton. who decided lp1nst
accepdog bis yacht becaule the COil of
putting her b9ck into "yacht condition..
Crystal WU acquired by other people who
used her u a freighter and pueeopr
vessel in' Central and South America.
• .ow llAICH la a Corona del Mar relident
and volunteer et the Newport Hafbor Nartlc:el
MUMUm. About once a month. he wrltel
hi.toriel of lntef9sting boeta thet graced
Newport Harbor.
showboat aunMt c:rUiae (adults, $6; children, 873-6246..
$1) leaves the Fun Zone et 7 p.m. dally.
Private charters are available. (949)
673-0240.
Cet8lnl .......... ...,,.. ..............
harbor aui... (adults, $8; children, $1) and
9().minute auleea (adutts, $8; children, $1),
departing from Balboa Fun Zone flllery 30
minutes from 11 a.m. to ':30 p.m. daily and
on the hour until 7 p.m. (949) 873-62'5.
C..-the......., abo9rd the a.tr., a
100-foot Oaaic Fantail YMMI. Charters wfth
catering are available for up to 1'5
passengers.. (949) 723-1089.
A11M'9eaoe._..._ ......... whle
cruising the hefbor are evaHebte et 8 p.m.
Frideya end et 7:30 p.m. Saturdays et
Hornblower CNile9. Events, 2431 w.
Coeat Highw9y, Newport a..cti. The fee la
$69.96 per pereon on Fftuy9 end $84 on
Seturd9ya. Btuncti cruiM9 8'90 are availabte .
(948) 831-Mee.
n..~ .................. lelboe
~et 9 e.m. dltHy end retumt from
c.t.llr'8 lllend et 4:30 p.m. $38 round-trip
for edulla; $20 round-trtp for cHkhn.
~are recommended. (949)
Homblo::JlMf ......... nd ..........
and Sundey chempegne brunch crufeea on
Newport Harbor that celebtate imeginetfve
cuisine end pampered ...W:.. 2431 W.
Coast Hlghwey, Suite 101, Newport Beech.
(949) 831-2489.
The~8tS.~a-w.. ...
cruiw around Newport Harbor from 12:30
to 2 p.m. wery Sundey et 3101 W. Coast
Highway, Newport Beactl. $20, lndudea
CNi9e, petting, cooldet end IOdes.
Reservlltion9 rwquired. (949) 860-2412.
FlSllNG Rll*'l .... ...,. ........... llt.
a.m. -'ld retum et 4 p.m. Mondeya end
Tueedeys. $126. (949) 873-2810.
Rll*'l ••11•• • Md boet ....... (open
perty end prtwte) .............. Oewv'•
Loc*er, 400 Main St., 8elboe (M) 873-1434;
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Palme, Sutt. F. Newport Bwtt (Mt)
875-0660.
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SURF AND SUN.
WEATHER FORECAST SURF
fnday, Oecemb« 27, 2002 Al
BEST BUYS
Getting tipsy with Sur La Table S party sets
' S top by Sur ta DIMe for
glNt New \'ear's Rw
through tcholanhip propns.
Art available Includes oila,
walel'COlon, photography.
ICUJpture and handaafted
~ Showcue Gallery ls at South
Coast Aa7.a Village, at Bear
Street and Suntlower Avenue. '
CaD (714) ~for bou.cs.
GRE•.t. . BUSSlABS AT MACYS .en ~ Soulh eo.t Plaa WYLDER has opened a new bliss1at;>e apa
. line boudq1,.1e. Blisslabs Is the
Fashion 1sLand in Newport Beach. Call
(949) 718--0533.
SOUi.CREW
In~~~
oew Solell Qew s.bl in Udo Marina
Village.
•1t is a small beautiful salon wUh
supetb professk>nal ~that you
would ~ually only find in mega salom, H
GET YQUR,~WASH Remmeysays. "Here.~.}'OUget
11dl UUle ,_.Wean Cotton has a the personal touch and undivided
Asaodatioo of~ County.
The stationery set lndudea 19 note
cards and nlne gift tap widl envelopes
and a 2003 single-page wall calendar.
It costs $16.50. Contact Linda Scheck
at (7 14) 283-1984, ext. 223 or at
Unda.schec~lz..org.
rrsAMOVE
party item&. The ~n
lDclucles festive red martirl
,._,., $26.95 for a set ot four;
~ mutini aprttzer that adds just
the Ogtlt amount of vermouth
(~ ~ teaspoons} for $11 .95; tipsy
onions and QI.Wes. $17.97 for the tel; cocbail bar: towels
~ldered with cock:tai1
mod&. $17.95 for a eet of lbree;
io o.tive~tbemed martini shaker 'Pr $16.95; c:ocktaiJ bar napkins.
a ,etor 10 for $l2.95; a 43-otmce glass
martini grande fo.r peanuts and other
snacb for $19.95 and a set of six
dwnpagne ftutes t'or $34.95.
skin-care choice or many celebrities. lt
YI& founded in 1996 ln New Yorlc Clty
by Marcia Kilgore, who treated bl.isslabs
for do-it-yourself apa services..
great new bath. akincare and bail-care anention ~f Your own beauty expert.H
line for kids. Hog Wash la a hair and Nikki at Soleil is offering a 50%
body wash wilb aloe, calendula and discoWlf to new clients. Salon hows are
chamomile. An 8-ounce bottle is 10 ILill. to 7 p.m. Tuesday through ·
$12.95. Oink Mint ls a moisturizer with Saturday. Soleil Crew Salon is at 3424 V'aa
Udo Consignment Gallery bas
moved to a new location on Coast
Highway in Newport Beach. The store .
buys and sells upscale furniture,
antiques, and art and home
accessories. It also off~rs coUectibles,
Oriental rugs and mi1Tors. Pick-up and
delivery is available.
Store hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m .
. Sur La TubJe is at Corona del Mar
Pla7.a. 832 A\IOCado Ave. Call (949) 64o.-Oioo.
Popular services at.the original Sotto ingredients like chamomile, Opono, Suite 112 in Newport Beach. C.alJ Monday through Wednesday: 10 a.m.
ro 8 p.m. Thursday through Friday;
and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. The
store is at 2700 W. Pacific Coast
Highway, SuHe 115 in Newpon Beach
CaJJ (949) 650-7793.
MT SALE
An art sale Is being held at the
~ c.Dery through Jan. 4.
QrlgioaJ art Is pt1ced remarkably low.
Members of Orange County Fine Arts. a
rtonpro6t organization, run the show
and donate a portion of the profits to
~pport community college students
locadon are the triple oxygen facials, hot
milk pedicures, ginger rubs and more.
For a limited time, if you visit tbe
blisslabs counter you'll get a free
Complexion Pe'rfecting Mini FaciaJ when
cucumber, linden Oower.s, ~ {949) 675-2122.
marshmallow and yucca. An 8-ounce ,.
bottle is $12.95.
Whip Wash is pure natural soap that
comes in a jar unliXe any soaps you've
seen. It has a wonderful lavender scent
A 12:-<>unce jar is $16.95. Knot Gone is a
conditioning hair detangler. An 8-ounce
bottle is S 12.95. All of the products are
hypoallergenic, kid-tested and freshJy
scented This Uttle Piggy Store is at
MEMORIES IN ntE MAKING
Each year the Alzheimer As&>dacion
sells calendars and note cards caUed
Memories In the Making, painted by
patients suffering from Alzheimer's
clisease. Most of the artists never painted
before developing the illness. Proceeds
from the stationery go toward programs
and services of the Alzheimer's
you buy two blisslabs spa-strength
skincare products. Call (714) 556-06\l.
SALE SATURDAY
Gloria Godfrey at 1be American
Cancer Dllc::ovay Shop says the biggest
Newport thinks
about centennial
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Newport library 's 2003
Jecture series unveiled
Councilman Don
Webb says the
city should begin
planning now fat .. ·
2006 f ~~i'litJ~.~I
Jun~i!tindla
Daily P41~"' v-
NEWPORT BEACH -The
city's lOOth birthday isn't
until 2006, but the time lo
start planning the party is
now, Councilman Don
Webb said.
Sometime in the next few
months. the council wilJ
consider creating a citizens
committee to plan a centen-
nial celebration. ·rm just trying 10 get the
ball rolling so that when
2006 comes around we're
prepared,· Webb said
Most important is getting
to wort on an annJversary
book. assuming the com-
munity agrees thar this tra ·
dition, observed every 25
years. sboWd be continued.
For the oity's 75th anniver-
sary. the city published a
history boot of the city rold
from the perspecme of
longtime Jocab. Fonner
Newport Beach O ty Coun·
ciJwoman Jean wan was
among the residents who
shared stories for the book.
Webbi who was a New-
port ~~ sta1f' mem-..• -.
• r:.
ber at the time, said that
such a publication is at least
a year in the ~ irthat's
something the dty wants, it's
time lo start planning now.
But the citizens commit·
tee, if it Is created. will also
consider any and every way
lo celebrate the cit)t's lOOth
birthday. suggestions couJd
range from the innovative,
sud1 as a 7Sth anniversary
dance on the Coast High-
way bridge. which will have
just been built. to the crea-
tive, such as creating a Ooa1
for lhe Rose Parade.
"One person suggested an
entry in the Rose Parade.
Some cities do that." Webb
said. "Thal's probably more
expensive than something
we wouJd want to do. but
we want 10 get ideas."
A collaborative promo-
tional effon for lhe dry
could involve the Corona
del Mar and Newport Beach
chambers of commerce and
lhe Newpon Beach Confer-
ence and Visitors Bureau.
Webb said He also hopes to
see Newport Beach receive
counrywide recognition as
one of the first incorporated
cities in the county. ·u we get people to start
1ossing ideas out. maybe we
can come up with some-
thing unique and different
that Newpon Beach can use
ro showcase itself," Webb
said.
-·· FULL BAR
COCKTAILS
MEXICAN RESTAURANT
Among those taking part in
the Newport Beach c.entraJ U-
brary's sixth annual Martin W
Wine Distinguished Speakers
Lecture Series in 2003 are Jeremy
Rifldn. David Halberstam, David
Kessler and Ray Suarez.
Riflcin, a globaJ trend-tracker,
will lcick off the series on Feb. 21
and 22 with "Petroleum, Politics
and the Hydrogen Economy.· He
has authored 16 books on the ef-
fects or scientific and technologi-
cal change on the economy, soci·
ety and the environme nt
Halberstam. a Pulitter Prize-
winning journalist. will discuss
•New Olallenges in a Tune of
Uncertainty• on March 21 and
22. His works include "The Best
and the Brightest," •firehouse"
and "War III A TI.me of Peace:
Bush, Ointon, and the Gen-
eials."
Kessler, a former Food and
Drug Administration. commis-
sioner, will speak about HPre-
scription for Ufe: 'The F1l'. and
You" on April 25 and 26. In his
presentation, he will discuss his
battle to regulate the sales of
cigarettes during his 1990-97
term.
Suarez. a renowned news cor-
respondent for the Jim Lehrer
News Hour, will conclude these·
ries on May 16 and 17 with "On
the Border. Are We Still a Melting
FLORAL & GIFTS
Pot?H The former host of "Talk of
the NationH will taJJc about immi·
gration Issues. border patrol and
national security policies.
The lecture series will be held
al 7 p.m. Fridays and at 2 p.m.
Saturdays from February 10 May
a1 lbe c.entraJ Library. Tickets
will be available beginning Jan.
13. Evening shows. including
music and dinner, will cost $55,
while afternoon lectures, includ-
ing light refreshments. will cost
$18. Tickets can be ordered on·
Une at www.newportbeachli-
brary.org.
The library is al 1000 Avocado
Ave. For information, cal1 (949)
717-3801.
Costa Mesa cleanup
efforts slated for Apri I
The city of Costa Mesa invites
others to join in sprucing up
neighborhoods on Saturday.
April 26, as part of 20th bi-an-
nual "Neighbors for Neighbors·
community cleanup event The
spring event focuses on homes
in Canyon Park on the Westside
and on low·income. single-
family homes.
Homeowners interested in
participating are also welcome.
The event Will be performed
in conjunction with the Volun-
teer Center of Orange County.
Newport trash pickup
delayed a day this week
Areas in Newpon Beach that
usually expect trash pickup on
Wednesday will have to wait an
extra day oe"Xt week as a result
er Christmas
_Sale
50% to 75 %
OFF
NO PASSPORT IS NEEDED .
OURMIALSARIA TllPTOMIXICO Mon-Fri 10-6 • Sat 10.5 • Sun 10-4
369 E. 17th Street #13, Costa Mesa • (949) "'-'145
(Across from Ralphs)
• BEST BUYS appears Mondays and
Fridays. Send information to Greer Wylder
at grHrwyldsr al yahoo.com or 330 W. Bay
St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627. or via fax at
(949) 646-4170.
of the New Year's holiday. All
other areas in the city will also
be delayed a day.
Street sweeping. too, will be
skipped on Wednesday because
of the holiday.
For more information. call
the city's General Services De-
partment at (949) 644-3055.
Sandbags offered in
Newport Beach
Don't banen down the
hatches yet. but the city of
Newport Beach has begun of-
fering sandbags to residents
just in case El Nino comes
through as some predict.
Empty sandbags are available
at the city's Corporation Yard,
592, Superior Ave., between 7
a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Monday
through Friday.
They can also be pid.e<i up a t
fire stations between 7:30 a.m.
and 5 p.m.
Residents are limited to 10
sandbags each.
Since the bags will be empty,
residents may use the sand
along the beach, with the
understanding that the sand be
returned after the storm sea-
son. city officials said.
Seminar will discuss
scams, identity theft
·Building Business Expcr-
use, H a seminar focusing on
identity theft and other scams.
will be held in Newpon Beach
Central Library's Friends Meet·
ing Room at 5:30 p.m. Jan. 14
The ')eminar. which Will also
be a network.ing mixer, is co-
spo nsored by the library and
the Newport Beach Olamber of
Commerce.
Andi Querry, a crime preven·
tion '>pecialisl for the Newport
Beach Police De partment, will
present rhe seminar. She has
been wilh the Pohce Depart-
ment for six years.
Querry will define idenllty
1heft and discuss how identity
thieves obtain personal infor-
mation and what people can do
if they become victimi..
The lil;rary is at I 000 Avocado
Ave. For informa tion, caJJ (949)
7 l 7·3801.
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PUBLIC
SAFETY
&achcloscd
after sewage spill
A amaJI eewqe epUI
ptompced · county
health olld.U to doee
the ocean to IWimmen
at Harbor Patrol ee.ch
on Thursday.
1he spill of nearly 10
gallons occumd when
a line broke at a vesaet.
sewage pump-out sta-
tion, the • Oran8e
County Health Care
Ageocy reported Thurs-
day afternoon.
1be area at Harbor
Patrol beach and dock
will remain closed until
the water's· bactpia
levels meet acceptable
standards, the agency '
said.
The closure marlcs
the county's 38th this
year. Last yeM, the
agency report~ 5 l.
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• Harboe8oul9WWCI: An
attempted borglary was
reported in the 1900
block at 12:01 p.m.
Tuesday.
• Harbor 8ouleverct.
Petty theft was reported
in the 3000 blodt at 4:40
p.m. Tuesday.
• N9wpoft Boul9wrd:
Trespassing was
reported in the 2600
block at 1 :35 a.m.
Wednesday.
• Roc:hes1llr S1rWt:
Possession of a
dangerous weapon was
reported In the 100 block
at 1:19p.m. Tuesday.
• 19th StrMt llnd
N9wpoft Boulewrd:
Ppssession of a
controlled substance
was reported at 9:27
p.m. Wednesday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• 8-lboa Boulevard: A
vehicle burglary was
reported in the 3100
blodt at 2:59 a.m.
Thursday.
• c.tagene: An assault
was reported In the 1300
block at 7:09 p.m.
wedne9day.
•Welt Coat Hlghw.y
llnd Neu:JpCHt
BoWewlnl: A person
was reported drunk In
public at 11:52 a.m.
Wednesday.
• DonWito Ddw: A loud
party was reported In
the 800 block at 2:36
a.m. Wednelday.
• NWJpCMt Boulewrd:
An assault wu repc)rted
In the 3000blockat1:47
a.m. Thursday.
•Via XMthe: Grand
theft was reported in the
100 block at 7:61 1.m.
Thursday.
• Zurich Cirde: A home
burglary waa reported In
the 900 block et 9:23
p.m. Wednesday.
•18th 8trMt: loud
music was reported In
the 1700 block at 12:55
a.m. Thursday.
SEAH ttU..ER I DM.Y Pl.OT
At Thaifoon, gtass and water separate dinina room and kitchen.
EATERY
Cqntinued from Al
Island's banner through a ven-
ture created by local restaurateur
Franco Fazzuoli.
Schoch said he sees Th.a.lfoon
as His company's future.
NOTEBOOK
Continued from Al
nothing but tiny pink Ouffy sofas
embellished with rhinestones
and red roses O kid you not) .
The swami of ornament
addicts was getting closer. Their
leader spoke:
"Oleryl. honey," said a
woman dressed ln a Scottie dog
sweater, with jingle bell earrings
that really rang, "tell me if you
.see any French horns. Gold
French horns. My tree in the
family room has a French born
theme, and I have got to find
some more to fill up the gaps."
"There's a bin over there with
musical instruments, but I'm
not sure if they are French
horns," Oleryl answered. •r
thinJc. I saw some harps. Do you
need harps?"
"Where's the bin?" the fearless
leader demanded.
"OveT near Bonnie. Bonnie,
Bonnie, yoo hoo. • Oleryl
GETTING
INVOLVED
• GElllNG INVOlYB> runs
periodically in the Daily Piiot on a
rotating basis. For information on
adding your organization to this
llst. call (949) 574-4298.
~YEAR IN AMERICA
eo.te Mell famillM can hol1 a
German student and eam up to
$1,000 toward a number of
travel.abroad programs. Danielle
Carpino, (800) 322-HOST.
ALS ASSN., ORANGE
COUNTY CHAPTtR
The Amyotrophlc Laterel
Sclerosis Assn., which helps
lndMdual1 who have the
disorder that is alao known as
Lou Gehrig'• diseaM, needs
volunteers. (714) 376-1922.
ALZHEIMER'S ASSN.
0¥ ORANGE COUNTY
Support group leaders, Visiting
Volunteers. family reaource
consultams and office volunteers
are needed. Volunteers may wortc
on one-time projecta or ongoing
programs. Training aeulons are
av1ilable. (800) 660-1~.
Omle from tM!rl fabric
Sl)4es and 114 fabricblb
aimbiNllbns
lHJ.e CXltl!IUCDi:n-
JOlt ""* V.n5 ~befwftn1'* . .,..~
,.,. ,.,,,, fAJllff# .,
..,..._)Oll'room
wflt~dflcw
w.rwatr~
~ <XJf'l1()/
~ had a tremendous re-
sponse ln our Mnoo Island. lo-
cation," be said.· lb.ere is a1eo a
Thaifoon at the Irvine Spectn!Jll
entertainment center.
•DEEM BHARATH ~public
ufety and COUf1L She m8V be
reeched • (949) 574-4226 Of by &-mail
at deepa.bharathlllatimea.com.
tioUered across the store.
A garland shot up Wee a flare
from an aisle in the southeast
comer of holiday Hates.
"Over there." the leader said
and charged forward.
'They were heading straight for
me. I had nowhere to tum. I
pressed myself Into the
branches of one of the pretend
pines and held my breath.
Somehow, the mob of
over-zealous shoppers made
their way past me, but not
without one or their sleeves
catching on of the bogus
branches, whJch snapped back
and tagged me dead in the face.
It was a minoJ' injury
compared to the trauma I could
have suffered bad I stood in the
way of the unbending bargain
hunters.
How had.I gotten in the
middle of this, l asked myself.
One ininute I was loolcl.ng at
clearance picture frames, then I
stepped to the right to make
way for a stroller with a sleeping
Oucky) baby. Another step to
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
The Orange County Region of the
American Canoer Society aeeb
office volunteers. The society also
saeb volun1eers to answer calla
for the unit's Helpline lnfoCenter.
(949) 261-9446.
AMERICAN CANCER
SOCIETY DISCOVERY SHOP
The American Canoer Society
Discovery Shop needs unwanted
goods suet. as clothing. furniture,
jewelry, eocessories. antiques
and collectibtes to fund the
society'• rese1rctt, education and
patient services programs. The
goods may be dropped off et
2600 E. Coast Highway, Coron1
del Mar. Volunteers are also
needed from 10 1.m. to 6 p.m.
Monday through Saturday at the
same location. (949) 640-4777.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
ROAD TO RECOVERY
The transportation program
needs volunteers to drive cancer
patientl to and from medical
treatments free of cttarge. The
required commitment Is 1 few
hours each week or month.
Drivers must have a valid driver's
license and Insurance and be et
least 25. Volunteers may u•
either their own vehicles or
American Cancer Society vane.
(949) 26MM46 or
.:onHJrOcanct1r.org. The
American Cancer Society 19 eflO
looking for volunteer speekera for
its Spealtera Bureau prognim,
whlctt of'r.ra a free MMoe to
communltlea, ldlools end
corporetlone by providing trllned
apelltera to .cSdl-cancer
'-'-·The orgenimlon wHI nln
ell il......-.d voluneeera llt a
apedal MISion on Dec. 7 from
8:30 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m. et the
Spectrum Club, 1636 Deerpertc
Drive In Futterton. For
.....,,,lltlons. call Florence Dann
.. , .. , 687-0804 by Nov. 22.
I II &CM HEMT ASSN.
The Ameficen HNt1 Aaln. ..
~for volunteers to perfonn
wrtoua general offtca dudee In
the meln ofllce and Implement
ilkJ a 11' ~•and fund.raWng
~-Waugh Or-. County. ........ '°" neceaaaty. ~ wNI be pnMded. (948) --·
VE CHES
Conhld from Al
OeMctMI whi> 9eld6ld 8t a
IRMm1narY beuiog Jn Sepceln-ber aakl cine of the boys they
qUeldoned told them \fed)8I
would bib pictura tJf hll Ceet
and ol IUm lytna 00 'tiMs pool ta-
ble mmklnl funny facel.
Anocher boy -aon ol one of
the p&.lndffa-told imeldplon
that~ would -him If he could Rd on hla toes and
would ID abad and do it even If
the boy l8kl "no."
DetecdWI said they also
found unoDI Vechea' ~
s1ons eeYera1 pbotot or children
~ their own toesi playtng bafdoot or ah.Gtless. ,
In ~ suit, the plaintiffs al-
lege that the dty "breached Its
duties by failing to use care in
hiring, retaintng and supervising
Veches." 1be complaint further
states that Veches' e-mail ad-
dress before being hired · four
years ago by the city was wtl-
steer clear of a frantic employee
trying to push a cart full of
go-backs, and then a quick pivot
to avoid a t~g toddler on a
leash. and I found myself in the
middle of post-seasonal
purgatory.
I am a tough kid. I played
sports all my life and I am a
pugilist. for goodness sake, but
this was ju.st too much. .
At least in boxing, they give
you a mo~plece, head gear
and a minute's rest every now
and then. In the blood-thirsty
sport of post-Ouistmas bargain
hunting, I was unarmed and
aJone. I hadn't even stretched.
I paused to plan an escape
route.
If I went down the ftuffy pink
aisle, I would get tangled with
the mile-long line for what I
think was the cash register -
although you couldn't see the
actual register from where I was
standing.
Wandering down the musical
instrument aJsJe could have
meant another encounter with
481-5376.
ANIMAL NETWORK
Of ORANGE COUNTY
~ a bottle-feeder or take In
pregnant cats at your home.
Many shelters kill pregnant cats
upon arTival. Doge and cats are
also available for adoption.(949)
769-3646or
www.anlmalnetwort.orp.
ASSISTANCE LE.AGUE
Of NEWPORT-MESA
Volunteera looking for varying
levels of Involvement are needed
to help the organization with its
goal of helplng children In the
community. (949) 646-6929.
ASSN.RENAISSANCE
CREATORS
The Costa Mesa group sponsors
end iupportl outreach
community service programs,
suet. as the homeleu sanctuary.
Volunteers are needed. (714)
540-58()3.
BESTBUOOES
The nonprofit orgenizatlon ia
lootdng for volunteert 18 end
older to~ oompenlonshlp
for ldults with devek>pmental
disabilities. Ma •Citizen Buddy:"
vofunteers will vilit with a buddy
twice 1 mon1h end cell or e-mell
them once 1 week. The
organiudon lllO hat en
e-8uddies program that fonns
friendahlpa entirely over the
Internet. Volumeers for that
program mutt be at least 12 yea,.
old. tn.•> 646-1828 or
www.~org.
llG IROTIDS, 1M1i SISTERS
The locef ~la loolcing for
men and women older than 20
who have Nvad In Orenge County
for at leaet. monthl and haw
been on the Job for at lee.t three
months to....,.. big brod .....
or big...,. fordWlchn ...-e
to 11from ~It homM.
(714) 544:7773.
ll1V 1COUT1 OF MERICA INC.
YoluntlMr opportunltlee for the
OrMge County Council Include
funck91eing,progrem
ct.Yelopmefltand~ to
..... ... troope Md'**"" (714) 548 ,..,
~.
1be ..... doet not .... .
spedlc amount, but ..... 1111-
:i .:r w1~ ........ .,...Thi
plalntMrl bad aabmltt.ed dlilDI
10 the city amoundng to about
$4.5 m!Drn but the dty refected
thoee dllrm.
City ofBdall have condo~
said th8t they have done lbelr
part to hire good employ9a
ROOM
Continued from Al
cetve ...... tor the dilcounted
~ wwed h«councD man-·
ben to .J':ove lhe largllt amount .ud the lift ..,..,,
1ouc11y or~ dty'I reeoiVe to cre-
ate an ar11 dlstrtct In Cbe South
Cout area. An entire clulroom
named after the dty would be
much more monumental than a -
mere plaque.
She won bm aqpunent and re-
ceived majoritr approval from
her colleaguel.
"We flnlerprlnt our caocffdet•
and do backgrowld chec:il." City
Maoqer Komer Bludau uid Jn
September U be WU prepu:ina
to hire_ Veches' repJaceme.ot.
"But no method is' l~ fOol-
proof."
Vecbes quit hfi job after the al-·
legations. He is being held in
Oranae County jail in lieu of a
$500,000 bail. A pretrial' bearing
is set for Jan. 6 at the Centtal Jus-
tice Center in Santa Ana.
Dixon l8id she WU thrilled to ,
pt1!1tnt SoUtb Coast .Repertory
with the money tut month and
could not wait for bod.ding·
young acton and entertainers to
hone their skills in the Costa
Mesarodm. .
• DEEM 8HARATM COll8t'S pubtic
safety and OOUf1a. She m8V be
reedled at (949) 57~ Of by HT\811
at deepa.bhanthfllatynes.com.
• LDUTA HAN'fR covers Cost.a
Mua. She may be reec:tled at (949)
574-4275 or by ~I st
loln&hafPfKll/atima.com.
team Clleryl. and that was Just man and Oashed one of my
too risky. biggest ·
I bad no choice but to take my I-don't-want-any-trouble-smiles.
chances in the angel aisle. ·1 don't want any of your
Hopefully. the heavenly forces at tinsel or glass bulbs or snow won there would keep me from globes," I thought to myself. "I
harm. just want to get out of here."
From there, the exit sign So I squeezed my way past
above the door to the him and finally !JW!e It to the
subterranean paiting flashed useless kitchen gadgets section,
llke a beacon of hope on the which was all but deserted
horizon. because everybody in the store
The onJy thing that stood in Wa.s shopping for themselves. I
my way was a smartly dressed was never so happy to eee a
man -wearing a freshly combination salad
starched shirt. untucked over shooter/alann clock in my life.
designer jeans. and fabulous 1 took a moment to collect
loafers -who was bottling the myself and then beaded toward
end of the angel table with bis the door. I was empty handed,
four baskets of holiday boo~ but l didn't care. At least I was all
He was slapping away gnibb,y Jn one piece and. for tbe most
hands who dared venture into .. part. unscathed. Sigh..
his personal treasure troves. If I start training now, I might
•Anything in a red basket is be ready for~ day.after
mine, people," he said to the Olrlstmas sales~-
surrounding women, who were
looldng longingly at his
collection of heavenly
ornaments.
·F.xcuse me.· I said to the
tecttnology. Mary Johnson, (714)
821·5000, ext. 2113.
COIMNTY ANIMAL
NETWORK
The networt needl volunteers to
help control the riaing population
of wild cats In local
neighborhoods. Volun.teers
would trap and deliver cats to
local veterinarians for spaying or
neutering, end then release them
bade to the property where they
wenf found. The goal of the
program Is to aeva the lives of
stray cats. (949) 769-3646.
COSTA MESA
CMC PLAYHOUSE
The playhouae needl volunteers
for ushering, bacbtage wort.
mailings, typing, controlling
lights and tnanv other duties.
(949) 660-5269.
COSTA MESA
ttSTORICAL SOCIETY
• LOUT'A HARPER covers Costa
Mesa. She may be reached at (949)
574-4275 or by e-mail at
lolira.harper@latimn.com.
people to deliver meals to homes.
(949) 640-2356.
COSTA MESA SENOR CORP.
Tne nonprofit Ol"glnm.don et the eo.a Meu Senior Center le
looking fof new boefd members..
The fund-railing end polic:ymaklng
boerd needl wlunteera who will
partk:ipete In rnonthfy me9dngl. ooCa.ional comrniUee meednga
and apecial proiec:ts. Cat ddetel
should have c::on.-iec:donl In Cocta
Mesa and sum:iundng
oommunities and en lnterMt In
seNing the community by helping
aenk>rs. (949) 646-2366, ext. 18.
COURT-APPOWTl.D
SP£CW. ADVOCATU
Volunteers are needed to tefVe as
advocatel for lbuMd, neglected
and abendoned ct.Udren ..
Volunteers WOftc one on one with
a ct.lid for three houra a.week.
(714) 663-9034.
~~ The society preserves and
promotes the history of Costa
Mele end the herbor area.
Volunteers ere needed for the
1rcttlves, library. museum, docent
end public outreadl progrems.
(949) 631-6918.
-lhe nonprofit organization It
eeeldng volunteers for Its
expending tnlUl'N reaponM
program. Some vofuntMf's eaailt
COSTA MESA
LITERACY COUNCii.
The ea.ta M ... Literacy Center
needl volunteer tutors to tuctt
Engflah as a second language.
People who W9nt to leam English
111 aecond l1nguage ere also
encouraged to call. Cell to
regfater. (714) 436-3310 or (714)
~.
COSTA MESA Ml
saF.ffELP GROUP
The Orange County chapter of the
national Mutdple Sd"'°"9
Society hel lt8lted a new
Mlf-help group In Com Mela for
people newly~ Of with
mlnfmal symptome of rnuttlple
~orboeh. The~ m-. et 11 a.m. the ftrat Tu.dr(
of fNW'f month. (948) 8&0-79159.
law enforoement, ftreftghtera and
other ernergenc:y..typ
reepondera by prcMding
emotionll ftrat lid and IUpport to
Injured or traumett.d people.
Other YOluneeet'I provide
dispatdi and offtca support. No
experience II necauary. Training
will be provided. (9'9) 688-1414.
DISPUR RESOWnON
SEIMCU
Yolunteet~c... ..,. ......... ~
................. tohelpln•
wMtyof mecletlon ~
lllngual language ......
needed forofiSQe~ end
for~(M1)2t0-0• •
!AITElt IULI e.a.e.r Sa-. Medi-.... for
........... .,.., PfOl'WM
for c:Mdralt .... d'11t .... and
...... W9nla. (114 ~ml
,. .. •
AROUND TOWN
• Send AAOUND TOWN itema to
"'-Deily PiJot. 330 w. e.v St.,
Costa Mete, CA 82827; by tu to
(94f) 848-4170; or by ceWng (948)
674-4298. lndude the time, dete ·~ k>cedon of the event. .. well ••a contact phone number. A
complete listing Is evellable at
~.dallypilot.com.
SAT\JROAY
One of the ea.t memben from
the show ".Seu..al the Mutice1•
will be at Borden Boob Music
and Caf6 in South Coeet Plue er
11 a.m. to read Seuuicel·related
stottea..Qurtng this apedat story
tirTt'I, there will be 1 drewlng fore
family four-pact of tJd<etl to tNt
per1onnance at the Orange
County Performing Ans Center.
Borders is at 3333 Bear St. (714)
279-8933.
SUNDAY
The eo.t._ Meu s.nior Centllr
will hold a holiday performance
by Wanda's Dance Studio from
noon to 1 p.m. at center. The
center ls at 695 W. 19th St. For
lunch reservations, call (949)
645-2356.
TUESDAY
The OMls Senior Centllr wll host
a Monte Carto Casino Night from
6 to 10 p.m. at the center to ring in
the new yeer. A light meal and
wine will be provided. The center
is at 800 Marguerite Ave. T1durts
are $25 In advance, $30 at the
door. For more information, call
(949) 644-3244.
The Costa MMe Senior c.rt.r
will hold .a New Year's Eve party
from 6;30 p.m. to 12.:30 a.m. at the
center. The party will Include
dinner, dancing and a dlampaign
toast. The center Is at 695 W. 19th
St. $25 per person. For more
informatlon, call (949) 645-2356.
WEDNESDAY
Newport BMd\ Rwtion __ ... ... ,.. '
' t ... ~.
Sefvlcee wffl ho9t • 2003
Tournament of Roeee Petlde
£xcurWon from 8 Lm. to about 1
p.m. The 9*'11'9ion wll inckadl
tnlnepoftdon. deluxe ooech,
gtandetMd .-Ing on Cokndo
BouMvwd, • conlinenllll bteelctMt beb'9.....,,. end
lunch on 1he rtde home. The
~ wUI IMYe from 1he
Mertnera PMtt pertdng lot at
Dowr Dnw end Irvine 8oulwetd.
Tic:teta .,.. S80 for Ne'NpOlt Bw:h
re91dents, $100 for non,.....
For more infomuldon, eel UM8)
644-3151.
JM.a
A r..,.llU•llJllw .. be '-
at 7 p.m. at~• Dreerneln
Costa Meu. The eemlner will
explain how........,.., remedies
can be ~to lmproYe
health, relationehipe end
prosperity. ReMrvedone.,..
required. Vltiona a DNems la at
2482 Newport BM:i. For more
Information, cell (828) 288-1869
or visit
www.~u~.oom.
JAN.7
The COfON .. Mer a.... of
Commen:e wff( hold their
monthly bolrd of directors
meeting at7:16 e.m. In the
dlamber oflk:e. The oflk:e Is at
2855 E. Coast Higtrw.y. Solte 101.
For more Information, cell (949)
673-4050.
JAN.I
Newport~ Community
Services wlll host a new
drawing and painting worbhop
series on Wedneadeys from 10
a.m. to 12:30 p.m. today through
Feb. 26. The worbhop will
include Individual Instruction for
beginner through advanced
students in mixed media. The
worbhop will be held In the
Vince Jorgensen Center
adjacent to Mariners Library at
2005 Dover Drive. $66 for
resld~nta, $71 for nonresidents.
fi>r more Information, call (949)
~3151.
WE HAVE A FEW
REMAINING
AZUIU:
SBUES PRODUCED
AT CREWE
BEST BET
The Emerson String Quartet will return to Founders Hall
in the Orange County Performing Arts Center for a fourth
season at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 11. A tatk by Herbert Glass wil
be held at 6:45 p.m. The Center is at 600 Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa. $52. (714) 556-2787.
JAN.I
Mery end o.wln Bobl9t wll
preeent 1 IHde lecture about their
thfM-YNr ..Ulng adventure with
their two young 900S et 1 p.m. at
the Newport Beach Central
Ubrwy. The preeentation is part
of the llbtwy'1 armdlalr travelers
seriel. The 8oblet family left from
the Sen Frandslco Bay and
b-eveled to Mexico, Hawaii,
Samoa, Ajl end New Zealand.
The library la at 1000 Avocado
Ave. Free. For more information.
call (9.49) 717-3801.
JAN.11
Audition• for the School of
American Ballet's 2003 Summer
Course will be held at the Defore
Dance Center In Costa Mesa.
Auditions are open to
intermediate and advanced
student$ only and will be held
INDEPENDENT
LAND ROVER
SERVICE • PARTS
from 1 tb 2:30 p.m. for
13-year-olds, from 2:30 to 4 p.m.
for 15-yeal"Olds and from 4 to 5
p.m. for 16-to 18-year-okfs.
Students must register one hour
In adVance. For more
information. call (212) 769-6600
or (714) 241·9908.
JAN.17
The Newpot1 BMd\ Chamber of
Commen:e will host the Newport
Harbor Christmas Boat Parade
Awards Dinner and Auction from
6 to 11 p.m. at the Four Seasons
Hotel. The event will feature
parade winners and have
entertainment, a live and silent
auction, dinner and mudl more.
The hotel is at 690 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beach.
Tidcets are $75 per person, $900
for a table of 12. For more
information, call (949) 729-4400.
2037 HARBOR BLVD. 650 5860 COSTA MESA CA 949
• ~-·" •.: '~r •;.:,,:.'.~-~ ~~.:.;:.~ WWW PERFORMANCELTD COM
JAN.21
TheC.W .. Mer~ol
CommerCfl will h09t ... rnonthfy
networtdng ~It 11:30
a .m. ec the Aw Clowns
ReatMnnt. R11wwdonl
required. The ,_,f11nt la at 3801 e. COMt Highw9y. r'u mote
Information, cell (949) 8'r.MOSO.
ONGOIC
TheNea•att ....... N9woomen
Club holds• general meedng on
the third Wedneed9y of~
month. The orgeniz8don .. open
to etl Newport BMd'I reeidefrtl
who have lived In the.,.. fewer
than five years. For more
Information, cell (948) 646-9922,
or visit
IWM{COmftrj.~.orp.
"""~coupe.. wtth one Jewish partner are Invited to
participate in a dlacuulon group
at the Jewish Family Service of
Orange County o1floe. The group
Is geared toward deellng with
iuues between Interfaith
couples, such as rafslng dllldren,
obeervlng hofidays, 9Yfl\bol• in
the home and relationahlP. with
extended families. The co.t for
three aeaslons is $45 per cou~e.
Preregistration 11 required. Call to
sdledule date end time. The
oftice Is at 250 E. Baker St., Suite
G, eo.t.a Mesa. (714) 446-4950.
Women 50 and older CM join I
di9CI IUion group ooordneted bv
Jewish Family Serw. to address
-... suc:ti .. enxiety, depfession.
relationships, lonelinel8 and
famlly. The group meets from 10 to.
11 :30 a.m. Mondey9 at the agency
offioel, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G,
Co.ta Mesa. Pretegistlatioo
required. (714) 446-4950.
FMnds of the Newport Beach
Pubfic Library Used Book StDfe are
asking for patrons to donate boob
to ~the dwindling stodc.
Books mav be left at 8l'P( of the
three bf8ndl libraries -Bal>oa,
Mariner'I. or Corona del Mar -or in
the boot closet next to the Friends
Friday, Decerrar~2 M
Book ... Ill tOOO At.toc8do-..;
N.·~e.tfl.M ~91d
PIP8'bec* cbllllb-. wtlt1 ..
~·olmeud•91dllw
boolal. wll be. E ... lrtd .. -
dedldlble <• 7'!iN88l
The ..................
computer ct..... to peope. wtth
fading vision who have difftculty
seeing the computer ec:reen. The
Oaei9 Center at 800 Merguerite
Ave., Corona det Mar, often eix
.... 1on1. Call to sign up for
clu .... (714) 821·5000.
A aplrttuel care c:leea ....... et
7:16 p.m. ~nesday1 at 3400
Irvine Ave.,·Suite 114, NewpoJt
Beach. Call to r ... rve •.seat. ...-
(949) 263-1462.
The eo.t.a Meea ~of
Commerce hosts networtdng '
luncheon meetings Wedneedaya
from 11:46a.m. to 1 p.m. at the
Costa Mesa Country Club. The
cost 11 $13. The club is at 1701
Gott Course Drive, Costa Mesa.
(714) 885-9090.
A bniln tumor support group
meets the first and third
Thursdays of eadl month from 7
to 8:30 p.m. at the Hoag Cancer
Center at Hoag Hospital. 1 Hoag
Drive, Newport Beadl. Free.
Registration not required. The
group is designed to help
patients and their femilies
understand and cope with the
illness. (949) 574-6232.
The Jewish Family~ of
Orange County has a weekly
parenting support group. Parents
learn strategies for successful
parenting and for dealing with
the feeling.a and behavior of their
dlildren. The group meets from
10 to 11 :30 a.m. Mondays at the
Jewish Family Service office at
250 E. Baker St .. Suite G, Costa
Mesa. The group will cover
managing anger, anxiety and
peer pressure dlildren
e>Cperience. Preregistration
required. (714) 445-4950.
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21st, 10:00
1MAILBAG ·.
'Last Word' on ficus trees
wa5 fa18e advcmising
The "Last Wonr on SWlday is not
quite. You left out one minor detail . . . .
St,000 taxpayer doOan pQ:l to the
Balboa Arbor Society to COi/ei' lC. · ·,. .
attorney fees. Now, that ls ~'°rd
unless people like myself feel that it ls '
OK squandering our doDars when tl\ey "
could have been put to better use thlp, .
paying the tree bu~~
~rt heh
A few more points on a
potential E. Toro airport
Leonard Kranser wisely points out
that demand figures for the
two-airport Orange County airport
system were quickly abandoned
when resettlement of the John Wayne
limits •re renegotiated ("Orang~
County not right place for big
airport," Dec 17). He fails to mention,
however, thafthe Board of
Supervisors voted unanimously on
Johll Wayne limits, but the
two-airport plan was 3 to 2:
The supervisors have the same
information JCranser has, namely that
there are people in the noise zone at
John Wayne Airport, but no one ls ln
the noise zone of the planned El Toro
airport, even when operating at 30
million annual pa.sse.ngers. The fatal
tlaw in Kranser's reasoning. however,
is that we do not need the large
planned El Toro airport. Qeady, that
airport can not be John Wayne. The
demand is there. Ignoring the demand
does not solve the problem.
Finally, be 8$b what would have
happened in Orange County if the
Marines had not decided to leave El
Toro. A past commanding general of
the base has said he would be in favor
or joint military and commercial use
of the airport. The federal Aviation
Administration had a large aviation
traffic handling facility at El Toro more
than 20 years ago. The administration
holds title to hundreds of acres of El
Toro for future needs. No doubt this
I
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Main Street in Balboa Village looked like the aftermath of a hurricane after city crews removed ficus trees on Sept. 17.
avittion use upsets JCranser.
DONALDNYRE
Newport Beach
Local politicians should not
resort to these tactics
When we think or politics, we
generally think of dishonesty (or
worse). And, while th1s is a valid view,
it doesn't have to be tbat way
(especially at the local level). This past
Newport Beach City Council election
featured a political consultant, Dave
Ellis, with a track record of
questionable campaign tactics. ln this.
election alone, he lied about the
investigation ls definitely wananted.
Politics is a dirty business; but, we
want our local politics to be run
cleanly-free of individuals who have
difficulty working within the
parameters of acceP.table ethical
behavior. Message to Adams, Ellis and
others with questionable ethics: Admit
what you've done, take unwavering
responsibility and quit being part of
what is wrong with our country.
J.B. LITVAK
Costa Mesa
Leece played an important
role in the community
message and only took partial I read with great amusement the
responsibility after he was caogbt in letters published in the Daily Pilot
the lie. And. because Councilman Gary ' demanding that you cease publishing
Adams hired Bilis, he placed himself in letters about, photos of or comments
a precarious position as well. Yes, an from Wendy Leece. I especlally
enjoyed the fact that they appeared on
the same page as an editortal pralslng
Leece, among others. for her hard
work and contributions to the
community. .
Leece. whether you agree with any
or all of her posJtions on how to
educate our children, provided a very
valuable service to tbis community.
She stimulated debale Qf issues that
might otherwise have been ignored.
Her lone voice raised the level of
interest by citizens of this community
in the educational process that
continues to do an unsatisfactory job
of educating many of our children.
Only time will tell if her ouster from
the school board will result ln a better
education for our children.
In the meantime. rather than mufDe
her comments, my suggestion to the
D~ Pilot is, invite Leece to write an
occuional commentary oo
educadnMI llRm lbe feels are
tmportant to ~well-being of the
cblldren of dDa community.
· . GEOFfWEST
• • Costa Mesa
Thanks to the Olily Pilot and
Cl>o~man airis P>x
BndoeecUa a copy of a letter I
recently recet'wd from our
eongreseman. Rep. Chris Cox. The Daily
Pilot wu an integral pan of this action.
Your cooperadon la greatly appreciated.
Communication la extremely
important, in families, ln business, in
poUdca and in life Itself. I became
irritated with the congressman after
no response to several letters I had
written about a ~ increase in
medication coat at the Veterans'
Admlniatration Hospital Cox had
been working on the subject and
ensured me of a "futer response in
· the future." The letter I submJtted to
·the Pilot. which was printed on Nov.
15, lgnlted the whole project. Thanks.
J will be ln touch with the •
congressman's omee to follow up on
the sUbject. A special copy of his letter
bas been forwarded to The American
Legion Magazine, which is
headquartered ln Indiana. to advise aJl
fellow legionnaires throughout the
country to get lo touch with th~lr
representative and get behind Cox and
his bill, HR 2820, as well as to tell
them about the very important action
by Cox to present to the new Congress
e.uction to immediately repeal the
lnCnlasect co-payments.
Communkadon ii a wondeifu.I
thing. Let's keep It up~
~rt Beach
What Corona del Mar beach
needs is mo~ sand
As well as an:hitectuca.I
improvements Cor our small beach, we
need new sand. No new sand is
carried to the shore because of the
jetty, and the old sand is depleted and
worn out.
AUCEREMER
Corona del Mar
· ..,,Uosta Mesa Senior Center
2002
December 31, (1 02
6:30 p.nt. -12:30 a.m.
695 West 19th St.
Costa Mesa
(949)
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_ $25 wtl be matched by Rot.Aly Fountain for Youth Funds Ind buy JO Ndnc boob. '
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_ $100-wll be matched by Aotlly Fountain for Yoult ,_.Ind~ 120 ., .. ~
-Other arnoUnt '° be matched by Rataty fOUlialn fer VOUll9 ....
Michael Gracia 6f Costa Mesa visits his uncle Scott Johnst6n with
his mother Jil and grandparents Loy and Joni Johnston in Hawaii.
Ten Newport Beach residents on a trip,down the Mississippi River
from St. Louis to St. Paul.
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Barbara Stewart and Rick Othmer visit Jay Carlisle at his home in
Moorea, Tahiti. after thei' cnise on Wlndsong.
Mr. and Mrs. Raoul Breckenridge of Corona del Mar visit Glacier
Bay in Alaska.
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• '-· ~ 27, 2002
. -Unselfish Estancia rolls to
eighth straight win to open
Coast Classic Thursday.
=:ulkHr
CX>STA MESA -'lbe Estancia HJgb
ba,11 bubtball team took care of its Rift
•• •-. on the court lbunday. shar-ias tbe ball Jib lt was goqd will on the
way tD a ?fS.29 Yk:tory over Rancho Ala-
mllal in tbe Int round of the Estancia ea.. Clwk: at &bnda HJgb.
After opening a little alugglshly, allow-hlc tbe Vaqueros (0-7) to take an 11-9
ie.d wbh 2.-0. left 1n the first period, the P.ltlea (9-1) scored the next 24 points
and kept pouring it on, until they led,
69-17 tn the opening minute of the final
quarte!'.
Using their supreme height advan-
tage, bearing down on defense and
maintaining intensity long after the out·
come was decided,
the F.agles ex-
tended their win·
Ding streak to
eight They also
pleased Coach
Oui.s Sorce.
"'As a coach, you
get chills, because
you preach team.
R. Alamitoe 29 team, team,• Sorce
&tanda 76 said "And these
guys were the ulti-
mate teammates
in the third quarter. 1bat may have
been the most unselfish high school
basketball I've ever witnessed. I gu~
our guys still have the Christmas spirit,
because they.were playing as if it was
better to give than receive. They were
making the extra pass. it seemed, every
time down the court.•
Up comfortably, 35-13, at halftime,
P.standa. playing for the first time ln its
own gym. outscored the Garden Grove
League representative, 30-4, in the third
quarter. In the period. the B8gles made
12 of 21 fteld·goal attempts, while hold·
Ing the Yaqueros to just 2 of 12 from the
field Seven dilfereot Eagles scored in
the third-quarter blitz, which provided a
treat for the home aowd.
After a 6-0 spurt to open the quarter,
the Eagles answered Rancho's first sec-
ond-half field goal with eight straight
points, on a Joey Undquist follow shot
and layups by Matt Cachola. Undquist
and Zack Novak.
Rancho. held to a season-low scoring
output. netted its final field-goal of the
third period with 4:44 remaining.
prompting a 16-0 Estancia run that
helped the Eagles close out the quarter
with a 65-17 edge.
Baabrta by E.rtk Andersen and Hugo
F.scobedo gave the Eagles their biggest
lead. 69· l 7, matching the ma.rg1n they
defeated m Monte to set a achool ai.ngle-
game record. Dec. 16 in the Garden
Grove lbwnameot
But Rancho picked up its pace as &-
tanda emptied the bench, which in-
cluded a trio of freshmen whom Soroe
was happy to get some varsity exposure.
1Wo of those freshmen, 6-foot-3 Dal-
las ICopp and 5-5 Shaun Markley, hit
their only fteld goal attempt to 8n1sh
with two and three points, ~ly,
SEAN Hl.l.£R I OM.Y Pl.OT
Estancia High's Joey Lindquist breaks through the Rancho Alamitos defense in a scramble for the rebound Thursday.
much to the delight of the Estancia vet· . quarterfinals. Anaheim surprised Co·
erans who stood and cheered their rona del Mar, 43-41, ln Thursday's first
buckets from the bench. round.
•'lbat was nice to aee our older guys 1bw'14aY'1 victory saw four Blgles
cheering and pulling for the freshmen." either match or exceed their previous
Sorce said. career lingle-pme 9COring highs.
Freshman Micllael McDaniels Scott Sankey, a 6-S junior, skied over
chipped in two rebounds in his limited smaller Vaqueros all night to collect a
minutes, giving those on band a pre-career-high 14 points, hitting 7 of 9
view of the years to come. field-goal attempts and ~ chipping in
This season continues tonight at 8, ftw rd>ounda.
when the P.agles, off to their best start Undqulst, the Bagles' 6-7 senior cen-
since the 1995·96 squad opened 12-1, ter, also had bla way in the paint against
meet Anaheim in the championship the Vaqa, whole tallest starter wu 6-0
senior Jose Perez. Undquist took full ad·
vantage, arna•fn8 game h.lgba in points
(21) and rebounds (12). He also blocked
two ahots, bit eight of 14 fleld-goal tries
and was S of 6 from the foul line, before
exiting with the rest of the atarten be-
fore the end of the third quarter.
P.lcobedO, a sophomore guard. wu 3
of 3 from the field, Including one of the
Eagles' three three-pointers, to post a
career-high semi point.a.
Cachola matched bla season high
SM fAGI ES, Paa• Al
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER
Olcemblr 30 llonofM
QEOllQE QRE!NWAL T ..
Oat/ Pilot
COLLEGES
Anteater freshman took
advantage of his first start
against Saint Mary's.
T wo months ago. Mlb
Efevberha was oo the verge of
being a redshirt. Now, the UC
Irvine'• Jone true fresholan is
bringing life to the UCI men's basketball
team.
While the Anteaters were losing to
Stanford last week, Fievberba said he
wu ltching to get lo the game. He
entered with 4:05 le.ft and the Cardinal
on lta Wily to a 84-57 win. Three days
. later, Efevberba received bis first
collegiate start and responded with a
career-high 17 -point
performance against
Saint Mary's.
Granted, Saint
MarY•isno
Stanford. but the
UOftesbman ~his athletic
akiDs and prollfic
scoring ability, .. •e .. :,. ..... ... leading the :ii
Anteaters to the .:.tWu ';; -.oe
victory. S I ~TC' -.
.He did whatever VIRGEN he wanted to do,·
Saint Mary's Coach Randy Bennett said
of EleYberha. ·He just scored at will on
ua in that first half.•
Scoring is not of unfamiliar territory
for Fievberba. He scored 58 points for
Ganesh& High In a win over Brea Olinda
last year. and he scored 20 or more
points in 20 games, 30 or more 10 times
and 40 or more in five other games. He
Jed Ganesba to a 24·5 record and the
VaDe Vista League tide. He was named
the Valle Vista League MVP, too.
When UCI Coach Pat Douglass first
talbd about the 6-foot·S freshman he
drew comparisons to Jerry Green.
Makes sense.
Both players are from the Pomona
area and both bring a rare excitement
to the court because of their ability to
score. So, I gueu it also makes sense
that Douglass thought to redsbirt
P.fevberha. just 11.ke he did with Green in
bla first year with the Anteaters.
However, DouglaA realized
P.fevber:ha's talents ~re too valuable to
atasb away for a season. He also bad
another quality trait Douglas.s admires.
Whenever Douglass talks about
Efevberba, the UCI coach usually says,
•He has a lot of confidence." ,11 ~'a confidence CO'tlfo' go a
loJl8 way in regard. lilll~ playing time
as Big West Conf~nce play is set to
begin Jan, ... '
All indication of P.fevberba's
confidence came in ucrs Midnight
Magic. when he responded after being
compared to Green. the Anteaters'
career ecoring leader who was Big West
Player of the Year the past two seasons.
•Jerry is a great player, I'll have some
big shoes to 6D over here.• Efevberha
SM COUEGES, P•1• AlO
.Sailors lose
in overtime
.,
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
SUMMARIES
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CdM • t1 10 18 .-'1
._..., -Rodriguez 2, Vllencla 8,
.......,. 12. Jonee 9, Oe\lllle 6,
MK8el191Z 15, Ben'loe 3.
3iJt goe19-Bemtra 1, M~Beottez 1. Fouled out -Rldrfguez. .
T~ll -none. c-w .. ...,_ ManclllM 19, Luce
2, Sheridl-Odom 0, Waktl o. MetMn
2. Nonhridge 15, S.bom 9, Freede .. 31Jt. gc>llls -M.nclll11 ... Northridge
1,SMbom 1.
Fouled out-none.
Technicell -none.
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FhtAound
&&.ode"· R. ~ 21 ..... bwa.... R. Al#nltoe fl 2 4 12 -29 ~ Ill 11 '° " -1'I ...,..., ~-Tnijillo 6, Per9Z 2,
~ 7, Tran 4, Cotlier 10.
""'Pl-gc>llls -f'9m)t 1.
Fouled out -none.
Technlcale -none.
&alacl9 -S.nkey 14, Pinto 5,
Undqul9t 21, Cac::hol• 9, Novak 5,
Strom•n 8, EICObedo 7. M•rtcley 3,
Anderaen 2, Kopp 2, Hoffman 0,
Melsener 0, Viramontes 0, McOaniela
0. 3iJt. goal• -Pinto 1, CadlOle 1,
Eacobeco 1, Mertcley 1.
Fouled out -none.
Tedmicela -none.
0...,.. HolMy a...ic
Rntround
Rodcln ... Costa Me.a 47 ..... bwau.-. CosteMea 111 I I IS -"1
Roddin 21 21 2A :zo -•
COllla Mi.--Molina 9, Knox 13, D.
Kn1corian 7. W.ldron 5, Stankovic 3,
Milwerd 7. T. Krikorian 3, Peplc 0,
AbedraboO.
:J..pt. goe6a -Knox 3, D. Krikorian 1, T.
Krikorian 1.
Fouled out -none.
Technlcale -none.
Aoddllt-At1(18132, &luwe1ller 3.
Wotth ... HocJitna .. ICulthe 5. Herben
8, Wwd 7. Olean 8, Scheitlin 6, Elston
~~*i~11er1,.
Anderton 1, W.rd 1, Lerma 1.
Fouled out -none.
Tec:hnlcai. -none.
St.OMlll~
RntRound
Su.le R..,w. ~uNr:w•._w:"-'rt 60 ..... by Newport 20 10 • 14 • !lO
Suak Rapids 10 n 1:1 1e • 511
N.wpcMt Harbof -Cameron e.
Rorden 4, Perrine 3, B. Lowenthal 11,
Pa}evlc 16, T. lowenthal 4, Pinesett 5,
Glnalc 0, Soza O. Hunter 0.
3-pt. goals-B. Lowenthal 2, Perrine 1,
Rorden 1.
Fouled out -Paievic.
Tectinlcala -none.
... A..,w. -Jepma 8. S.defgaah1
4, Ooetet 6, Hille 19, Sweeker b,
Naegeli 2. BotL 13.
31Jt. goals -none.
Fot.lled out -none.
Tec:hnlcal1 -no~.
GIRLS
~T---c
a..w.y ":. c,_ 38 ..... bwau.-. Estancia f1 a l 11 -31
Bertceley I 12 14 :ZO -M
&c.tde-Byfield 10, Gray 12, W.ae
9, Garcla 3, Castro 2. Pena 2. Mino o,
WllaonO.
3-pt. goals -none.
Fot.lled out -Mino, W-.
Tecnnicala -none. '
a.talley-Stephens 2, Wright 2,
Moto 3, Brown 4, V•ughan 6, White 4,
MooN 8, JemM 12, Cott 2, Muriaa 7.
Keys 2, JohMOn 6.
3-pt. goals -JamM 1, Moto 1.
Fouled out -none.
Tec:hnlcal8 -none.
FlrwtRowtd ~-Mwlt
W:>odbridge..... ~ Z2 ••
COlta MeN 7 M 11 7 • » Wa a ill.....,._ Corbin 9, Ericbon II,
Ooyte 12, -***>n 9, Alberti 8.
Moeller 8, Nlchol11, ~ 1'-
VMa S. 31Jt. goell -Doyte 2. Corbin t
Fouled out -noM.
Colllll M9M-Bric* 3, lAnderoe 2. Na« 11,......,.. 13, s.nc:n. 3, Klbln
3, Cluff o, Langmoa o, Montoya o,
NManlae 0, ~ 0, WeggoMf o.
3-pt. pl•-Brici: 1. Senchez 1, Klbin
1.
Fouled out-none.
... •
SPORTS
PHOTOS BY S£.AN HILLER I DAILY PILOl
EsLancia's Jordan Stroman (left) leaps, and right, Estancia's Carlos Pinto reaches over Rancho Alamrtos defender Jose Perez .
BOYS BASKETBALL
Friday, Oecem>ef 27, 2002 M
SCORES, SCHEDULE
RntRound
Villa Pert 68, Glendele ~r '.J7
Wotbnen 55. Notre Dame (Rtv.)
30
ChapatTal 80, Irvine 42
Edison 60, So. Torrance 67
Estancia 76, Rand\o Alamitos 29
Anaheim 43. Corona del Mar 41
Trabuco Hills 55, La Ouinta 43
Rosemead 59, Mayfeir 47
Tod9y
Championship Quarters
4:50 p.m. -I/Liia Part vs .
Workman
8 p m. -Chaparral vs. Edison
6:25 p.m. • Estancia v•. Anaheim
3:15 p.m. -Trabuco Hills 111.
Rosemead
Consolation Bracbt
Noon -Hoover 11s Notre Dame
(Riv.)
1:30 p.m. -So Torrance vs. lrvJne
9 a.m. -Corona del Mar vs
Rancho Alamitos
10:30 a.m -Mayfair 11-11. La Quinta'
EAGLES
Contmued from N3
with nine points, while al'>o con
tributing five a<..Sists and four
steals, typifying the un~lfhh
ness that warmed Sorce'l> heart.
Sophomore Carlo~ Pinto
added five points, four ill>'>l'>I'>
and four rebounds, while Novak
rounded ou1 I.he 'ilarten. with
five points and three 'iteals.
Junior Jordan Stroman added
eigh1 points and four rebounds,
while Tyler Hoffman contrihuted
three assists.
The Eagle<; path 10 a potenual
tit.le -game matchup Wlth Villa
Park wa<; bolswrcd when May
fair. the tournament''> No. 2 '>t'ed
lost tL'> fir'>t·round matchup after
reponedJy suspending 11 V-df'>llY
players for nusconduct dunnK d
recent mp to Hawaii
If the F..agles can get by Ana
heim. they would face tonigtn·s
Trabuco HilJc;-Rosemead Wlnner
in Sarurday'<i 6:25 pm semifinaJ
MesaKO'd Sailors
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Sailors break even in Vegas
Rocklin· outscores
Mustangs, 21-9, in
second quarter and
coasts to lopsided
86-47 win Thursday.
Steve Vlraen
Daily Pilot
ORANGE -Thursday's first-
round game was the calm before
the stonn for both Costa Mesa
High and Rock:lin. the two boys
basketball teams that played
against each other in the 38th
Orange Holiday Oassic at Olap-
man University.
The Costa Mesa Mustangs
(4·6) are sure to be disciplined by
their coach. Bob Serven. after
comm1tting several turnovers
and giving way 10 defensive
breakdowns. Meanwhile, Rock-
lin, after its 86-47 win over the
Mus~. will face prep power-
house Mater Del
The Rocklin Thunder (4-7), a
team from the Sacramento area.
used an effective full-court press
defense and received a dynamic
performance from senior point
gwud Ryan Angel. who scored 32
points in about two and a half
quarters of play. Angel. one of
the leading scorers in the Saaa-
meoto area. hit s.ix of his 10
three-point anempt.s and. over-
all, finished 12 of 18 from the
field, mainly oonverting on lay-
ups after steals from the defen-
sive press.
"We turned the ball over 100
many times," Serven said. ·Part
of that is youth. Part of that is Just bad dedaion making. There's
not a whole lot to say after a
game like that We're kind of in a
funk right now. We got to find a
way to get out of that·
Costa Mesa went up, 15-11,
with 2:22 left in the first quarter
after senior Danny Krikorian
swished in a three-pointer. But.
Rocklin. which has won its
league the past two seasons,
went on a 10-0 run to grab a 21 ·
15 lead to end the first quarter.
Costa Mesa freshman guard
Scott Knox led the Mustangs
with 13 points. while Krikorian
scored seven and Curtis Milward
came off the bench to add seven.
Knox drained 3 of7 from beyond
the arc.
Rock.lln outscored Mesa. 19-2.
in thf! opening 4:22 of the third
quarter. The Mustangs managed
only two field goals in the third
quarter, one with 18 seconds
spent and the other coming with
23 seconds left in the period.
Costa Mesa will face La Mirada
today at 9 a.m. at Chapman Uni-
versity.
run into
trouble
Suak Rapids takes
advantage of big
front line, and
Pajevic's foul trouble.
Sf. CWUD. Minn. -II didn't
take big and physical Suak Rap-
ids High too long to figure out
how to deal with Newport Har-
bor in the first round of the St.
Ooud Tuurnament Thursday as
it used its big front line (6-9, 6·5,
6-6) to an advantage. especially
in lieu of the fact ii was able to
get Newport Harbor's 6-foo:-8
Nedim Pajevic into foul trouble.
As a result the Sailors of New-
port Harbor were dealt a 58-50
loss and are in the consolation
round today at 2:30 p.m. against
Mahtomedi High.
Pajevic picked up two quick
fouls in the third quarter for his
third and fourth personals. forc-
ing him to the bench. He re-
turned late in the third quaner
and fouled out with 3:00 left
Newport runs
into Nevada
champion and
settles for split.
The Newport Harbor
High ~ basketball team
split two games Thursday in
the Las Vegas HolidayOas-
sic. topping Fountain Valley.
53-37, in the pool-play
opener, then falling to host
Centennial, the reigning
large schools state cham-
pion, 80-22.
Jilllaone Whitfield paced
the victory over Fountain
Valley with 25 points.
In the second game. Vic-
toria Swigert and Vanessa
Miller scored six points
aµiece for the Tars (8-4),
who continue in the tour·
nament today at noon
ag-ainst Desert Pines (Nev.).
Eagles lose, 54-38
Estancia High's ·Big
Three." Xochitl Byfield,
Tisha Gray and Tri'lha
Wase combined for 31
points, but it wasn't
enough as Berkeley won,
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Too little too late for CdM
Sea Kings' comeback
just falls short in
opening-round loss
to Anaheim, 43-41 .
54-38, m pool play of the
r:anyon lournaml•nt
Thursday 111 Anaheim
Hilh.
Gray <;cored I..! pomt'
and grabbed nme rt•
bounds. while Byfield con-
tributed 10 pomts and
seven rebounds and W~
nine points and 11 re
bounds l-..stanc1a feU 10
5-5.
Estancia will play at 7:30
tonight agamst Newbury
Park at Canyon J ligh.
Mesa fall s, 68-39
Costa Mesa High's girl<>
basketball team opened
the ir own tournament
Wlth one of the perennial
strong program s. Wood-
bridge, and was unable to
keep up the pace en route
10 a 68-39 loss in the first
round Thur day night.
Rhodi Naff had 15 points
and Rick:ell Reeve., had 13
points, but tt tailed off af-
ter that a.s Woodbridge had
too many weapons.
Co<.ta Mesa return~ to
the Ooor today at l :30 p m
against Lo Osos of Ran
cho Cucamonga.
Corona del Mar
attempts to defend
Pacific Coast League
title with one hurdle
to overcome -.
Calva.rf Chapel.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
OORONA DEL MAR -Corona
del Mar High wrestling coach
Gary Almquist got his preyers
answered.
•rm excited about (Santa Ana)
a.Jvary Olapel being in the
leastie." said Almquist about the
powerhous. Eagles moving into
the Pacific c.oast League this sea-
son. "I want the young kids to
get as tough as they can get and
we're going to find out how
tough we need to be." quvary Olapel bas won twQ of
the last three state titles and had
five wrestlers place In the top five
at the Masters tournament '8st
season. John Williams (171
pounds) went 38-1 to win the
state title and Masters tourna-
ment as an Eagle junior last sea-
son to claim The Times' Wrestler
of the Year recognition.
Fresh off Corona's first Pacific
Coast League title, Almquist bas
just three seniors off a team that
featured CIF Southern Section
Division ID champion Steven
Russell (heavyweight) and Ste-
phen Shipman (215 pounds),
who finished fifth at OF. along
with league champion Jeremy
Warner (118). Russell and Ship-
man both won league titles In
their respective weight classes.
HWe're a young team that will
work hard," said Almquist, now
in his seventh year coaching Sea
King wrestlers.. "We'll have noth-
ing but our work cut out for us. I
want guys who work hard over
guys with talent."
Returning for Corona include
seniors cam PoepisO (145), Du
Gushue (152) along and Joe
)(]under (171). Three junion ln-
cludµlg Ryan Shores (160), Dane
Robie (189} and Ala Diaz (215)
round out CdM's upperclaaa·
men.
' Shores, Roble arm Diaz all won
district championsb.ipl along
w\f.h. sophomore Brian Feeley ll
the Newport-Mesa District
Ownploosblps Dec. 19. The Sea
lCings went 1-2 against F.atanc,ta,
Costa Mesa and Newport Har·
bor.
Shores defeated a Costa Mesa
wrestler. 15·11, in one of the lon-
ger matches at the four-team
meet. ftnaDy wrapping bis arms
around the opponent's knees
and ftfpplng him on his back to
win. Gushue took second at the
Andrew Pena ·Cassie at lrvlne
High Dec. 14,
"(Shores} has really work.ed
hard," said Almquist, who was
IarEely responsible fpr organiz-
ing the fim·ever ~ewport·Mesa
championships. . .
Robie trailed his Newport Har-
bor counterpart, 15-4, during
their match last week but came
back to set himself up for a win-
ning pin where be strapped his
left arm around his opponent's
neck and flung him to the mat
Robie's win sent the Corona
crowd into cheers.
"I -credit Coach Almquist and .
all bis wrestling moves,• Robie
said afterward. "I never gave up."
Sophomores Matt Loeb (125),
Isaac Inouye (130), Jon Dean
(140), Robbie Richey .<heavy-
weight) and Tuytor Alston (103),
who gets bis cast off a broken
hand today, join freshman Tun
SUllivan as others to lead Co-
rona's charge this season. CdM
fills every cl1W except 112.
Almquist expects Tesoro. to
also be competitive when league
play begins.
"I believe in the saying, 'Sem-
per Rex Maris,' Latin for ~ys
Icing of the sea,'" Almquist said.
C Irvine
Basketball
Doubleheader
Monday, Dec. 30
Women "
vs.
Portland State
5:10· p.m.
Men
,
SPORTS
Corona del Mar's Ryan Shores battles a Costa Mesa opponent in a recent match
THE SEA KINGS
• Taylor Alston, So.
Brian Feeley, So.
Matt Loeb, So.
Isaac Inouye, So.
Tim Sullivan, Fr.
Jon ·Dean, So.
Cam Pospisil, Sr.
Dan Gushue, Sr.
Ryan Shore&, Jr.
Joe Klunder, Sr.
Dane Robie, Jr.
Alex Diaz. Jr.
Robbie Richey, So.
Coech: Gary Almquist
(seventh year)
Corona del Mar High's Brian Feeley, on his way to a victory by pin in a match against Costa Mesa.
COLLEGES
Cootinued from NJ,
said. "But I'm going to try my
best. Maybe I'll end up like him
or even better ... I want to help
the team out and help them get
into the Ne.AA Tournament I
want to do whatever It takes to
get this team there.•
Last week asainst Saint
Mary's, Efevberha began his
quest.
• Efevberha wasn't the only
new starter who gave ua 8 lift
against Saint Mary's. Sophomore
Greg Ethington also provided a
spark in his first start of the
season. The 6-8 sophomore,
who started In place of junior
center Adam Parada, scored
seven points and drew two key
offensive fouls. Bach time
Ethington planted his feet and
got the charge call. he provided
the Anteaters with momentum.
Ethington scored a
career-high 13 points.in the Joss
to Stanford. • ua will have a two-game
homest.and to close out the
nonconference season. The
Anteaters will host
Indiana-Purdue, Fort Wayne
Saturday at 7:05 p.m. and then
Florida Atlantic. a 2002 Ne.AA
Tournament participant.
Monday at 7:35 p.~
UCI has won 28 of its last 31
home games (.903} at the Bren
Events Center, dating back to the
end of the 1999-2000 season.
• 1n this week's Big West
Conference statistics, ua leads
the league in free-throw
WRESTLING
Three
sterling
E~gles
percentage at .811. The Estancia coach notes
Anteaters rank second in scoring
defense (64.6), three-point field achievements at
" • I
goal percentage defense (.330). recent tournament. • steals (8.57) and rebounding ,.,, h"
defense (30.1). Three I}'ltanda High wrestlers
Parada leads the conference in had jfn)iig perfonnances at the ;
field-goal percentage (.638) and 8,lg Bear Tuurnament, completed
Jeff Gloger ranks first in steals,. ''"~turda"f, said fourth-year Eagles'
with an average of 3.43 ~,, Coach Steve Perez.
game. Gloger leads the team . Senior Victor Carmona (125 •
with 21 assists and 24 steals. pounds) took tournament MVP •
Senior guard Mike Hood and honors after he went 4-0 on •
red.shirt freshman guard Ross three pins (one in the flnal) and a •
Schraeder have each hit 10 technical fall.
three-pointers through seven Carmona went 3-0 to win the "
games. district championship at 125
· pciunds Dec. 19 and placed •
fourth at the P.dison Tournament •
YOUTH BASKETBALL earlier this seaaon. ·
Junior Steve Pedroza (140) ad· •
vanced to the semlflnals of the
Big Bear Tuumament, also called •
the •King of the HW" Thuma-."
ment, while tophomore Raul ~
Cruz won three matches on plna. ·
Notch another win for Newport
The seventh-grade Newpon-
Mesa boys. National Junior
Baaketball All-Net team Im-
proved its record to 4-0 with a
49-46 victory over Fullerton.
Junie McGee led Newport
with 14 points and alx rebounds
while Robbie .,,.. bad nine
points. Joe l!bat..t (ef&bt), PJ.
.. ,,_ (four), ..,.. c..ldwtll
(four and six reboundl), Wll
XllJ (four), and ........ and
Al Hsd#n, MCh with two
points. contributed to Newport'•
ICOr1ng.
Newport tnOed for the Int
two and • half qmrten befslre
going to the full-court press.
The team will be participating
In the National Junior Buketball
Holiday Claasic this weekend
and will ,reaume d.Mtion play in
January.
•in eighth-grade glrls All-Net
acdon: •
Mlalion Viejo 48, Newport 30
.,_ Holdlll and BdUmy
O.Ym led Newport with 10
polnb each while Ame o..n-
..... and hy Mlllo added four
polntl 1plece for Newport. who
ICOl'lld only two points in the
third quarter aft.er tnJling, 30-18
al daebalf.
Estanda hosts a 52-acbool :
tournament Jan. 3-4 that will in-•
elude all four Newport-Meta •
schools <Newport Harbor, Estan-•
da, Coeta Mela and C.Orona del
Mar}, along with teams from the
rest of Orange County. Lu Vegas.
Omard, Loi ~ Rtvenkl& •
and San Diego.
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responses to the University's Prequehficalion QuestioM•ln for ; ~
llutld contud are SOUlflt lfom ~~; llle followlni proied: PMUM&~ATICMe ~-STIP6
PreiMt....._."Hl4 U..Vasln Of ~.V. ,.OUAIJftaTICMe Of PllOWICTM Ms.It~
tlle Uf1!venlty's primary objective In utilizin1 u<;-dtsl&n build epproac.h
Is to br1n1 the be$t avell1ble lnt•cr•ted dasi&n •nd construction eapatience
to this Proiect.. The University hes det.,mined that O.S11n Builders w1'o
submit proposak on tJ:its Prolect must IMt prequellfled .. Prequ•ttfltd Oesicn
luilders will be requwtd to have the follow1n1 C.lifCKnia contractor's
Ncense: OENERAl BUILOINC, -a·
91111aAl DISCWYIOlt Of WOU '
The pro,osed Projed Includes construction ol en approaimately sao
a.s.f. ,.,-"'C structure which wtl.I be e 4 to 5 level f~llity providi.c J~ Spaeu. The P•rtr.ina structure will be a relnfCKeed concrete lHll6dinc
with park-on ramps. Concrete block 1u•rdtells will tie·ln erchitactuulty
to adjacent bulldinp. The structure wlll be either • shew wall wuct.ural systam or • combl.ned mo-nt tr•med "'-w•ll system. The pertin
structure rs ~ •s • Type H·lire rated buildin1 wltll 811 S-4 OCCU4)aftCy.
There Is a tv•de ch1r11e between the north end south side' ot the site ~hat is rouctily equiv•lenl lo two levels; this chanae In topocrephy will ~ tceomrnodetad thfoueh the use ol slopes Md retalnlna wills. Tiie
strwcture win be vanliletecl naturllly ....... require Ulet •t least
-cent of the strllCt\Ke remain Ol*t,.-1he .,, Stairs •nd two elevetora
•Ill provide vwtlcal transport•OOn. l'rllllery vtllllclller ec:cns to the ~truclw• will be frOfl'I C.st Pelteson Drive. with sec.ondaty acuas from the proposed Scutlli ...... dtal
The P'OI! ~ t site Is located In ~ southeast qulldr•nl of the
UCI C•m•E Is bounded by East Pell.ason Drive to th•. south '•kin& Lo the north, the C•tew•y Encineerinc and E,.i-1ni
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The followlnl pet'MlftS
are d0in1 buslnea as:
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Services Company, 421
Brookhurst StrHt 1228·
A, Aneheim, CA 92801
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on 1 l/21,1)2
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studio 1n an uist1n1
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buslneu usa, loctted et
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TO All INTERESTED
PERSONS:
1. P•tltioner: Sharon
Smith Rooks flied •
petiUon with Uus court
for • decree chan11111 names •• follows· Sh., on
Smith Rooks to ShM1
Smith Rook'
2. THE COURT ORDERS
th1t d persons inlet·
astad in ltlis matter sheU
..,.,.., bef0te this court
•I the h11rln1 Indicated
below to show cause 1f
•ny, why the petition fOf
dl•n1e of name should
not be ar•nled.
NOTICE OF HEARING
Dete: 2·4-03 Time: 2·00
p.m Dept.: l73
The •ddfns of the court is ume as noted above
3. A eopy of this O.der to Show cauw shatt be
publlshed 1t IHsl once
Heh week for four successive weeks prior
to the dal• set fCK
hHrlnc on the petition
Ml the followlna news
paper of 1enaral circu
latlon. printed on this
county: Delly Piiot
DATh DIC 20, 200!
JUD91 RICHARD O.
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Tiii SUPOMNI COURT
Published Ne wport
Beach-Cost• Meu Daily
Pilot December 1.1, 2002,
l•nuary 3 10. 17.
2003 f 161
LMM>retory p lo the wnt and Middle E11ttll HouslflC to the east. Iii fbe new structure w1W be bullt over portions of the H1Stln1 Parkinc Lot TO ltc •nd 180. , IALE VIA CEA I lflED rw PfOf*1Y ....
An alternete to this Pro.iect Is the dnlan end construction of the core · an : MAL RETURH ftf. -~ by Jule
•IMl·U..11 t0t • !I0,000 pt ·ottice Bwldln< (also dtslcned as a Type 11 DAVID AU.EN Q1E11 C€IPT REOUESTED P. a.. Md .. S..
lir•ret.cl structure wiUI • 8 OCC:41P1ncy) whldl •ill be slructurllly CASE HO. A211797 .Miii P.a.. JOO falt .._ F...ity Tn.llt lrMstendina wflether °' nol tt •buts to or Is aapereted from the southwest To ,. helra. COMlt HllfM9y a,.. dlll9d OC11t1 wllh
eotner of tfle parkinl structur•. This •0ttlce Buildlftc" will be • slffl bel...,.... -m NlwllOn leeaft. CA DMl'lllll ...... V-. Eaced·f,._ end reinforced m-y structwe founded on l4ther spread·-...,__..., _,, "'* P. Ctw UC. """pura-cf
llf!IS CK dr'"-d p-s Sins end ... tor will provide varbcal 001eigent Cl9Cilln, mnd -~ N9wport .. ~ wtlO
ns,,ort•llon Plumb1n&. mechemcal, i.1ecommunicetions •nd electrlcal :.:'.:. .,.wnc:i ~ ..... CA ~ 'TM ...,... llO ,...,_ ..
wlll be rouctied into each floor. A sKond altern1te will be indudtd for In .. wll 01 -.... Ot ....._ F...itr 'rn.a ~ from ..
the destsn of ten1nl lmprowements f0t this laclNty. The completion ol boll ol DAVID AU.EN o.d 0Ct511 f70 Mc ~ locallo!1 lftU9t
tenant improvements w1U be edded by chance orde< attar approval by GIEM. Knllht DfM Af/A 2 raMOW .. mollll9-
the University A PETITION FOR UIUnl ..... CA t101M from Iha Pn A. thifd eltern1te to thli Pro11ct will be the desJcn and construction of PR08ATE ,_. beerl 12151 ,..,_. le .._ ""*t flw (5) ~
• pedestrian bridfe lo connect the ulstlnc Social Sciences P11tllln1 ~ DONNA M. .._. punuMt llO c.lf. from the ... oA pur-
Sttuctwe •1th the R1n1·Man ·spo11e• on the south side of u.. Graduate bm awl Codi ~ en.., llnd l'9fNt .,.,_
School of M•n•aement buildinc fhe brldp sh•ft consist of two &pens 0 A #CA DONNA llOfl 7alle Md C. ...... llO .. Pft far
• pte·en11nured steel structure H I on mnonry abutmenta beartna on GIEM In lie &c-tor """* Cos91"*clll dlllly .ear..,. .... d
• C:OmbHlllton of sptHd footln1s end drilled pien. Architeclur•I met•lwclftl Court ol calfomia. Codi 9ec:tlon 7210 ... S36.00 per dlty COfll-
•nd lclrt1n1 ere a pert of this Pro1tet. <::ountyTHE ~.,,,.,.,, .. talJOwll'I * r r1bed IMndng "-dw ._
ltelatecl roedwey imswove-ts include the desCll •nd construction of a r .. ,,,....,.. '""" """*""""MMlldby llftlr .. ..,. to ttw
rte• 1nt.,saction on East Peltason Drive to serve the parllin1 sttucture. ~PR08ATE ,...-~ "U.;-C=-1-::;.v;:;:;, ~ ~ .. ~ This intersection sh•h include traffic llcht controls activated by Jn-pavtment l ZAZUET,. , __ """" .....
se,,_.L The nlsl1n1 lntWS«tlon bet-Eut Peltuon and C•ielifM> ~ • ~ 11.ctJon to!!! ~~IN ~
will be lftOdrfttd into• T lftt.Mdion end the trllffic: control st~ M&ns ------lllddilr' ""' ...._ "' -~ •Ill be removed. ,.,_..,. ... .-...... ~ C81ft, In --.i _,., tlOIM INll be ~
P•rkl$1 Str•d•r• 4-slt• ••4 ceHtr•ctlH cHt Htl••••• :::~ -"' al .. u..ct-. or .... '°' ltl9 ..... oA ! 17 ,SJ ~~AO THE __, :f':: • Cllllllllr'1 ct.di. In .. l!pliCll d 1111 n.t1, OHie.a-..,._..,._ .. _ .... '-'"......., n;,,,,...... --.i -a1 .. -__. _.
$4,HO;OM .. ..._.,, mnd ~ ....... tMdlt :;-.-..,--:.c., ... Pe4••~•-lr14t• llle•lt• -4 ce11•fHctl" , .. , Htl••••• ooclclll. W llftf, be ,.,_.. to 0..-~ In Iha f-..1 d s1...soo.-..-Mmllld b ~-..,..... v.g. u.c ._ ~ "°"'
PflOC...U The .. mndllftfcocldla ~ ....... "' .... , ~ ......
prequaWicabofl process •Ill be conduct..i -. two steps 1nd will res .. ~ lor "" .-...Y I, 21110J, Iii .. _ _.._.
In the Mtec:11on of two Ot more finelisb who will be prequ•llhed end wilt Wllll9tkli1 In .. .. .. NI .... tolow-INll "'90 .. ~-;
be iSSMCJ P'Ol>OAI documtnts f0t this Projed. Upl l ~I~ Int klolllon: IDO &Ill 1nY ........ 09lmed to
S ... 0.. will be the Mlbrnitt.81 of • Praq1111ification Questionnua dnuibecl THE ,...-Ca.t ~. ..... .. PM! dwrtng ..
in l'l'.IOfe det•ll below Altar receipt of Iha l"raqualjfication Questionnelre _.... to ......, • (tU • L1111f9-,...-cf .. 1ftOtt11e.
Iha University will review end determine• point -e f0t .. ell suf>mltt.( ....... undW .. taft\i:~c µrt 8leich, ....._ Thetllfllll......,. that meets the rn•nd•tory minimum requirements. Requuts '°' cl11tlty1 lndliOirlldlw1I CA l9ld .... tD dm on ... propsty
inform•tion will be "''* at thh time, If required. After receipt and r•v-~<llicll• al.:...... be....,...___. or lndldng 1 rt •d
of the tlwifketlom ucll PrequaflflC8tion Queallonnen ril r~n a fin8' Id. CTI* ......, .. WT9lllly • ID ,..... coMll, e iii rw, Md
poont -e. ~Inc of Oesip Bulldws for tMs flnl step •Ill be deter ,.,,,. .. ,,_,,.. *" llwal& ~ ...... cf .. cllll
by the 19pplo9Uon of an a.slebltshtd r•ttnc system (detailed submittal ilpiWWW...._ to ..,. cuwk •WW. or cie.r. °' ... ,.Mo .... le
r•••-nta and tlle ,.tin& system 11te conteiMd In the Prequ•liflc•tlon ~. edlorw ..._,. .... Oft II\ •• le" llM7.lt. n. 9UCt1c1f1 Quntlofta~~ ...... __ ........ _ __,_.. ~ ~ .............. n. .... --..,, .. 0...,. Bu-.. '""' .. _, """ m1._....m requir-b and aciore mon _.. ,,.....,, _...... • 119 .,..,_ ot r ,,..
11\en 80 percent on the ,.tN11 srst"" ln Step Ona, w;tt be lntarvlewltd .,,.,., ldlonl, MN 19 Pl I I .... • h · 11f1t Oft .. ,,-.
:!:"Two o1111t~1~ ~!_!quelificetlon !l'Ocnl. ~. .. .....,., lllllllMe: YWll ......, -"'t ....., ....
.... lw. w -""" lnt-i.w. 0.-. Builders will be notified whetlMr r9pr1wwwA11 1 111111 119 ...._ 1• Kif D.C8f 009' GI h .-. o.ct
ot -.t ttley have btefl MlectH tar ttM lntwwiew st8'1. Tiie lntentew wll ,.... top,.'-*-to ~ ~ t'lec r Ml 11i 111111
.... _ the it-described IL' the f'reQUallficatlori QuestJormalre TI-. ~ ...... ...... Hwtbw.. Qregary ..... a .... ~ of the Interview will be Mt*•tel) sco,..d based on an as......,_ w-.. 1t11y ._. ~ llllCXlaW1111N drllM, Inc..~ c:-..
r1h tyalem. Oes1cn Builder wtlo ._, tfle mlnlnwrn reqvir-b In nolc» flt ••• to 90X11JaW111• n. of = .._ a St• lwo wlll be Prequ-allfi.d to a6lbfnlt Pr°"""' f.,. on dtis ,.,.ottct. .. plllapa.d -*'n.) ..,.. ...._. cf .. Al 11 Ina.. ho NICIYft'-CAnoetSCMIMU The llidlpeidlll ....... ~ 19; y......,.,.._..__ ~·.:::...'r~=-~~t~·:"o::;e,.c-..... .,.uctiolt ..... =c-= ~ ~Delia-..-eo: ~ ......... c .... .,. Sen~ UNMJtSITY M lfCMtMA, .,.._, S20l c ........ A"-9 Sulla l.f'lllll 911 ..... m .,._ ft'm: :;_tloftc:~;.;r;r..:.1~':"~,i=-·~. f• 911 ~-= '•lllRilllfll, '°r" •• :
...... '----• -· I .............. GDod ... CA .... -.... -r , -· • mandlltory Pr1 ....... ~ will a.. ._ -.. OOUlt n. ..... ~ o. Ala .__. \II. cionductff llePnlflt proftllltly at 2;00 1'.M. o.tr Detlp Builders .,_ nci _ .. lllM .... ..,. .. UC Aa»ltl010
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,.,_.,.llflcatlofl 0-.Uonnaira.s. P-. wrMllc attar 2:05 p .M. '#II A HEAMG -t 1n7
M •llowtd to wbmit h•qu•liflcatlorl Qvestlor!nafrt1. Pwtidpanb A on .. ·~~~·~-11111,.._..,,..,._,.. ... •--• -t at: ~n & CoMtrvctlon Servlc .. , UNIYERSITY ~ CM.If°"* Dll*lr'I • ... fllld an 'n.rt ... Ill. tWll1 1-1 d :T..:.:; ~ ............. ,..,..I ,.,-._,. A ~.,,. 250 •··"' ' 0t/2MIS • 1:9111 In .... ---.. -... -.,_ • .o • .._, .,,.., .,..,,_...., llMut, ....... e , -Vtlt & Wrltflt Coflfere.ce o.il l·-L --~ :.':;.. :::.:::: .::'. '!.'.~,.. ::::::::., _. -... "'*"·""'-·CA 12117-2450. fot ,.,...., lllfor-tlotl, c..tKt LYM.,,.., Mt . IOI ..... ·---'"" -., --... .. (949) 124-7009. ~ .. !.!! ~-..... fl___.. .. ..,. • ....... ....
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lualneu '"' l'rofn · D• of ':!:.i A#I· fhe foltowina. par perwftt fhe ,......_ ,__ ~ .. ~.::·-cO~ ="' Ow; II 19, :.:..::t ~ :· :!':.' M:::..:: 1
NEM'OllT llllSA stL,, To Whot11 It Mer 3134 Countr1 tau41 Ortwe ZI071 ~ c.wt:
SlOAAC(, ~ ,._,.,.t CoMf/t-11: Tlw ..__{•) Coele M.w, CA ~ Lac-....... CA tari
llwd., Cosu Met.a, CA of ltlo ~Mt(•) Isl 2144 ~-RMe' Saw
92627 wlll ull llJ ere: l'~C::IFIC WHEY Devld P 9«11M4, 3134 2807J ~ ~·
CM!Ptlltift lllMw on CltYSTAL COYI L ,.,,.,. Country Club Orin, l 'lutta ........ CA tan
feOruary 'D, 2002 ·et The flHljcub listed Costa Meu, CA '26215· Thia 1111.--1 • CAN!•
10:00 •.m. A«Uon to be ebova e'8 ~lnl to 2344 duded by: 111 lftdlvld\lal
held at Z550 Newport tlle Department ot Thia business k c;on .._.,. ,_ ltart.d dolfll
Blwcl .. Costa Mtla, CA. Altollolle Bevara1e ducted by an lndrvldual t>vslfMu y.tl ... 92627. f'ropeny to be c-trot to ... altoholtc Have yo., •tart.ad doin& AllC£la Savap ~Id H fOllowa; mltul· bever11ea et: 7961 buslneu yatl No Th& stai.ms11t wu
leneoua llovubold l'AClflC COAST HWY, David P. Berlland fllecl with CM Count_y ~. ,.,._., ~. NEWf'OltT COAST. CA Tllis Sl•l-.t ... CWll of OJanee Covnty
fur11llutt, 9"118"CH , t2167 med with tile County on 12/l."'°2
•n6 dothint betonallla Type ot llcense(s) Cieri! ol Oranc-County too1...,1721J
to U.. fotlowlnt; .Aslc>lled fCK: 41 • ON· on 12/10/02 Oady l'llot O.C 'D 2002 ,.._·Uilltt SAU 8£ER NflJ WINE . l!M2M26SJI Jan 3. 10, 17 2ooj nfri
...,... GerrNn, L.8-37 EATINC Pl.AC( Detty P;4ot Dec. 13, l'O. ' hlinct.O'Ca111,70 O•ilyPllotOac.Z7,2002 27 2002 Ji11 3 •
l'at Richards, UI Jan. 3, 10, 2003 F160 2003 . Fl46 Vinneo lkdlcal Cro119. .......... ... ....... ~Mnle,330 G ... A. Younir. 340
Jolin Cooper. 365
Karyn Bro09, 50S
Joe Grady, 717
RICHARD SIDdERS.
AUCTIONEER
Publish•d Newport
Beach·Coste Mau Dally
Pilot Oacernkf 27, 2002,
Jenu.,y 3, 2003 f 169 .......... ..........
The followln1 per son.
are do1111 business as
MECT FLORA. 120 N
Tustin Ave., ~It& A,
Newport Beach, Call
f0tnia 92663
MECT, INC (CA), 2700
W Coast Hwy ~1te
•2!17. New1>«t Beach.
C1fllCKnia 92663
This busmen Is con
ducted by: an tnd1vodual
Have you •l9'ted doina
business yet? No
MECT. Inc .. /s/ Pres
tdent
Thrs statement wu
hied with the Co11nty
Clerk of Oranae County
on 11/27/02
20026925257
Da~y Pilot Dec V. 2002.
Jan. 3.10, 17, 2003 Fl70 .......... ... s......
The follow1n1 per sons
are doln1 busln.ss u
The Bnch Ball, 2116 W
Oceanfront, Newport
Beach, CA 92663
The Beach Ball CCKpo·
ration (CA), 3700 New·
port Blvd. 1100. Hew
port Beech. CA 92663
This bus1nHS 1s con·
ducted by· a cOfporetion
Have you slMted do"'C
but1neu yet? Yes. 1980
The Beach Ball Cor
pCKal>e>n
Sando CoHet. President
This statement was
filed with the County
Clerk Gt Ounce County on 11/13/02
2002H2S61S
Daily Pilot Dec 13. 20.
27, 2'002 hn 3,
ZOOJ f 147
.......... ... s..... The fo~ .--e" doff1a b-aa:
Tbe lollowma parso11$ .,. doinc ~ ..
Gennleft's Wies, 369 E
17th St. 12. Cost• Mesa.
CA 92627
Classic Cre•llofts, 193Jl
Echo Pess Rd .. Tr~
.CanY•:CA 92179
G11ty JoMJ)tl Mir ande,
19331 l cho Pass Rd.,
Trabuco Ceny4ln, CA
92679 Kim Adela Perry, 101
Pinon Tret lane. Costa
Meu. CA 92627 This busmess 1$ con ducted by an rndJvtduel
Hawe you started dolftC
bui.neH 1•11 Ko
This bus1ne'5 Is con
dueled by an 1nd1Y1duel
Have you started dotn1
business yet' Yes, l/l/
98
c .,y J Miranda
lh" •l•t•ment wu fried with the County
Clert. ol 0. a nae County on 11/07/0?
Kim Perry
Thts sl•tement wu
filed with th« County
Cleril of Orenae County
on 12126/0?
2002 .. UUJ
Delly Pilot Dec 6, 13,
20. 27.2002 f1 42 2902 .. 27772
D"IY Pilot Dec 27, 2001
Jen 3. 10. 17,2003 fl71 ,.... ..... ... s...... ,.... .....
...s......
The follow1na persons
are dofn& business u Abyss Construcl14ln
6 141 P•l1sadt Or Hunhncton Beach, CA
92647
The lollow1n1 persons .,,. doinc buiuneu as
M1j0f C•r Sales, l!I06l Sprindale St •107,
Huntrn1ton BHch CA 92649
Antoine I Cerm•nos,
8182 Cepe Hope cw
•205. Hunton1ton Buch
CA92646 Denrel Senders 6141
Pal.Ude Or . Hunton11on
Buch, CA 92647 This business is con
dut.led by an md1w1duel
Hawe you started dotn&
businus, yet' No
This business 1s con
ducted by an rndrvodual
Have you sterted doln1
bu!.tness yet? No Anlorne I Ceomanos
lhts statement was
filed with the County
Clerk of 0. •nae Count1
on 12/03/02
2002H2SMO
D•nrel S•n<kfl This, statemeni wu
hied with the County
Clerk ol 0.enae County
00 12/17/02
2002.00.27032
Oarly Poiol Dec 6 13,
20. 21. 2002 r1•1 Dt~y Pilot Dec 27. 2002
Jan 3. 10. 11. 2003 r 165
IS( 12'11
mna Of rnn111110
AH ra ESTATt Of: SELL
your stuff
tlYougti
classified!
Pim• llOlll•
"'nJ.11<1111 •,.. m 110111 •Plf'fl wm IUISIMU. • Plf'tl J.1U151Wl
WllO.A21"41
lo ~II her<s. benei•
coarres, creditor... con
toncenl creditors end
persons who may oth
UWIMI be 1nternted Ml
the will or nlate, or
both of PCGYE JANN
BECHLCR ah PECYE I
BECHLCR ak1 PECYC
BCCHlER •h PECYE
JANN MARSHALL alr.1 P[GYl J MARSHALL
A "£ TrTIOH FOR PAO
BATE hn bttn hied by KIMBERLY MARSHALL
FllAHCOS rn the s-
rlOf Cowl of Calif or nJA,
County of ORANGE
THE PETITION fOR
PROBATE requests tflat
KI MBERLY MARSHALL
FRAHCOS be appo.nte4
es personel reprewnt•
love lo edmonlster the
estate of the dec9C!Mt
THE PETITIOfil requnb
authority to actmw11star
the estate undtf Ille
Independent Adrn1n1s
l1atton of Estates Act
(This Autho,.,ty w1H allow
the personel •ei>f-11
lahve to lake rnanr tcbons wrtt>out obteon
'"l court approval
Bet CK• tel11n1 certeln very 1mportenl ectlon:s,
howanr the penonal ,..,. ....... tr.. ..., be
requwed to I'"' noi-to interested perw..,
unlflu I.hey have wa1vM
l'IOllce Of consanted to
Ula Pf~ ecllon )
Th• independent ad
m1nlstralt4ln authority
Wiii lie IJ8nlff lllltn£
a11 interested ,_..°"
files en obfSCIJoon to the
petition end ttlow5 fooO
ceu" wtty the -t
sh<Mlld not er ...t the
au~lty
A HEARING °" the
pe1rtoott wltl be held Oii
JAMJAAY 23, 2003 at
I .lO p.1t1. Ml 01i1K. l73
located .. 341 """ City Ofive SouUI. Of 11\P. CA 92161.
ff YOO OllECT to "'1
crent1111 of the c-titivll, yov "'°'-'Id ..,_., at tlla
~"" •lid stete ,_ obtKUoos Of fN wotta. OOlscttoM wlt9' ttle c..t
before ttt. ...,. .. Y-
_..,_. ftWY be "' perso11 or llr yoljr
'"°'"''· If YOU AM A CfllDt-
T Olt or e1111t111e11t
crMMofofttM -....., ,.. _. '* ,.. a.e. Wftfl the co.ir1 M4 INlll
• copy lo the .-.oMI
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VOUllMYC.....• ....... .., .. -'.. ............... .................. ,...., .......... i: I ; : 'etw!. .T. , ......... . . ,,, ... ........ .,, ...... ~ ... ................ ........... ,...... c. .......... :Z:-:..'-i., .. , .. ..... _. ..... -··c: -
Policy .How to Place A·
Monday ...................... Friday 5:00pm Rates and deadlines are subject to
change without notice. The publisher
reserves the right to censor, reclassify,
revise or reject any classified
advertisement. Please report any CO'Of
that may be in your classified . ad
immediately'. The Daily Pilot acccpcs
no liability for any em>r in an
advertisement for which it may be
responsible except for the cost of the
space actually occupied by the error.
Credit can only be allowed for the first
insertion.
• • CLASSIFIEiAD -iii Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pm : ..
AlltOUIKOIDITS
& MISC. 1010-1110
GARAGE
SAil 1419
IUSINESS &
FllWKW
All real estate 1dve1·
hsina In this ~
IS aubjact to the Fader•I hlr Ho\1$1n1 Act of 1968
es emended which
mikes it llleaal to advtt"tlw "any prefer·
•nee, !Imitation or
d1scrimlnatlon based on
race, color', rell~. sex.
handicap, famU1al status
or n•tlonal onaln, or en
Intention to make any
such preference, limib·
lion CK dlsaimlnatlon."
This newspaper will
not knowln&IY accept
any advertisement for
rHI estate wfllch Is In
violation of the lew. Our
readers are hereby
informed that •II dwell·
Ines IMhrertlsad in this newspaper are available
on en equal opportunity
2305-2490
. CONSIGN~1HHS j
. I
J .:...-
SOUTH COAST AUCftON
1411
buis. -------To complain of dis·
almin.tlon, cal HUO toll·
free at 1·800-424-8590.
............ 0.,...
SAU, 5401 Rlvw Ava, ~---SATa-1, ..........
1DET
_CBITER ___ 1475_ :VS.oo
.................. IPl:llUIN:O ~
4 VP .... Be-1y ,_ GUIW~ iUNU
HQW..lln 12. 11.*.<0> -------vi.... Wortwidl-115.0XV •1111111• • el. 714-7'Sl·U97. W-322· ._._ -
6591Tu Deductible. -~-----~-
PUTARW
WOIDSTO
WOllfOI
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cvrrently owed money
from abandoned P'ot*'·
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COlftPlel•, en co!*tlon. 714-846-6129
By Fax By Phone
(949) 642-5678
By Mail/In Person:
330 West ltay Street
Wednesday .............. Tuesday 5:00pm
Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm (949) 631-6594
(Plea. liw:t.ie ~ -Ind
phone nwpber md -·11 call
you *,k with a pricle quocc.)
Costa M~ CA 9UJ27
At Newport Blvd. .t: Bay Sl Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm •
Thlepbooe 8:30am-5:00pm
Monday-Friday
Hours
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Walk-In 8:30am-5:00pm
Monday-Friday
Saturday ..................... Friday 3:00pm
Sunday ....................... Friday 5:00pm
llAa.ESTAn lltR SALE SOOS-SISO
Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week ... ~~ .;"·
~»lotl!IP-' $32 per week (4week minimutn) ~
Lorraine •I (949) 574-4245
BIBJtY/ 3480
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PRECIOUS METALS
C-.tt•N ... Old Coins! Cold, sllve1.
~.WlllcMs,.ntiq!Ms
collectibles 949-642·94A8
Clll 3110
•AdlJPl• wn. ~ cats. cq:s rmln or 91*1'
•ver't Sat-Sun 12--4pm
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•••••••• NlaOWSTMAS
'°"'"SAIL. ......s Blacks. er-. T ortoita
Shlls, Red Tabbys. ~ $1IX). ,, Shob MM51 ••••••••
mca.LMEOUS
MERCHMOISE ........ ...... -AU snn autUH1Mts
Yr End CINnncll ~ Oii!
Must Selll 40160,
50x100, 601150
Rick SS00~775·1507
OlmltrU. -C.Mf.tfrwy c-f-'
55 reeweli at 8fls1J;>I. JOO S.F. rlvata Bath.
S42S/MO. 949-646-9165
IACtt IAY CINTll
2651 lnine Ave, aotf
view. rat.ii on·stt.. 714-
571-7780
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VACATlOM
PROPERTY
FOR SALE .......... -......._.a-..
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ftnd ~ ,......,,.. "°"" or~-~· .... v..
===~ mca.LMEOUS IBTAU
RlnlllToaa.. .. .... ,_._._
rent. Welk to beech,
utilities p11d S565/mo
94M75·3009 press 1
IASneol 11r, ,..,
amal kit/LR , prlyela
entry. w/d, utlb incl.
$775+dap Mt-548-0871
Ma Sit.re 41r 11/ ..
TownhollM w/1 £son,
pnp, w/:.:.7 incl utile. Mike 233-1927 . _ ..... •• .....
dull mest. ln~t
Rm Acita $800-1m +1 utllM9431 ..... ........... ..
Ml/Oc-VI.-rooms,
0cHnfronV22nd. pvt
rm, unfurn, sher• Ila,
utll pd, n/amq. kltdl·
aMtte, lndry, 1 block to
Newport Piaf. "'5m· C .. Sam at 949-• .
t• 2h i..., hu~ mstr
suite w/fp + fp in llv rm
walk in clost's, jac tub,
le pr. 949·721·51'47
, .. HA house, din, fp,
laund, 2 c ,., l 1/2 b•
to bch & sho9s. AYlll I· 15 $2500lno 949-6.11-211.5
CClllllllll
I & 29''• from $910mo.
In lovely ptad comm
nur Trl·Squere, frlda•.
lsr/sl0t•1•. Kleift Mnll. 17. 704-(1649 • 9200
Wl'ml 2 br hse-Fncd
ywd W/O hlu.~. OW. Ill ett'd ....... Wllllr/lrah
pd. DOO Oil. $\375+115(X)
dip (714) 545-0442 .
{949) 122.0270 eves/ .....
Mr aedl hy, ell remod
28f 1.58• condo, 2c pr,
Fp, Wd·hkUps, no .,.U..
$1375/mo. 949·548·8384
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wd hkups, above 1ar, P'!t yd, 4 blks to bc:h !!75mo 714.37....-z .........
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COTIMIS
Print• Beach, Pool
end Spa. Wa• to
<>cun. Shops flld
Rntauranll. laUA 6/mo-2yr+.
Boat $Uo AYallabla
710&.90PM«N. 94M73-60l0 or
949-723-5830
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in Classified!
Be a part of it,
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-the beach, Zbr, lba 2tit 2b• •at $1500-$1850
' 949-293-4630
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joltt the 1111nutl fund.
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uf'is r /T or P /T hosV
hottns. Hourly pos1·
ll•. Submit •pphcetion lo fnt•ur ant Qvtshons
cap949-721·1222
Blst.neo In Irvine seelis r /J office person.
Duties Include licht
aclllllnlstr ahva work and
b~kkeep 1 n1. some
ho1tnsln1 Hourly
poaltion. Monday-Fri d•t· Faa resume to 949·
75;t·S999 or fill out • .,_Ncatlon. Q11eslions
ce• 949-752·5222.
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tee.I $!iOO or..-.
(tallot cw ...... lab)
.. bftted by !tie
C:.nllactors Stat• iJu.M Bowd. State
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c'tlltnicten ktclv*
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., .... jobs that
tflal In• lha11 $500 -•t aa.t. 111 their ..,t6Mments tbal
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ml, metallic 1r•n/rr•Y lthr, CO. mnrl. fully
lo•ded, like new ¥624521
$15,995 fin & w•n ev•il
Bkr 949·586· 1888 -.~.c,_
IMW 'ts 540! lOOk
ml, ~k/blll. beautiful
0tl1in•I cond hnanc1n1
& warr avail v•249762
$10,995 Bkt 9't9 581).1888
IMW 740! 'tt 691< mt,
3 year warr avail. sitver I
IJ•Y leather. cd, beau·
tiful ori1lnal cond,
$26,995 Fin ao1I
oc:pabl 949 586_.,;!Jll8·
IMW-tt 748t•ft •I,
3 yr warr •va1I. silver I
ei:ti\lfhr. CO, beaut one eo..d, $26,995, fin nail
Bkr 949 ·586 1888 -.~.<-
C9,.lllec 'It S."•• DeVlle 4.5 V8, blue/
blue int. clwome whb,
fwy miles. superb me cll11nicel & body cond,
v724598 $1895 Bkr -~---
GMC '00 o.-11 4w .. ,
3911 m1. ,11ver /2 tone
crey llhr, CO On'w
system, premium sound,
runnmc boards. dlfome
whb , tow pk1 hlle new,
$26,995 v5572Al fn &
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18' m•. metathc: blue/
CJ•Y lthr mnrf. CO. clwm
Whls, full fK tory warr
v272512 S27.99S fin
avail Bkr 949·586-1888
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ARHIBHUl)'I '18771 ...... . -1 ...... .. l"1111ec11l•t. wlllte/
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Mere•"•• le11a c2sos.,.-·•2 Black BHutr.
Only8K mlles.
'11Ht 522,HO
...... s.4-1 ...
White, low miles.
Pf iced to sell QUlcllly '1UH $1S,MO
MZEHOS.....'96
Perfect whit• w/lthr.
lowmli.s.
•1•606 $ lt,tlO
IMWD....._.,.
Shiney red w/blll
lthr. Gr HI Conv. nano su,tao
IMW MIO C...,. "t5 'Th1$ is one RICI,
rare BMW Coupe.
low miles!
•11167 $2t,HO
JeepWr••1ler'tt
Reef w/tan Interior,
6c:yl, 5spd, I H mil
•IHUC $U,tl0
CONSIGN MINTS
WllCOMID
t4t-S74 -7777
PHILLIPS AHO
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....... 'fflUll 1411 .. ,
full fact warr, white/
oatn.al lthr, CO, chr-
whls, like new. imells
new v'9S2871 $35,995 ., _., lllir -.oaifl&aJm
t4t-SH-tlll
1..-r 'ff XH Conv 32K mo, lull fact warr,
~·dark blue/ctaMI lthr, CO, chrome wtlls.
l4lpef'b Ille new cond,
v2~751 $3!5,995 firm hn
avat Bkr 94g..5&1>-1888
• JAGUAll XH '2001
Xkl COUPI Silver/Grey,
showroom condition and
mlleace. $68,995 Call
949-706-0640
......... ,.,oe.-y
Serles II. 28" mi. full
fact warr, solver/1rey
IOlr , 4uel mnrf, rear
seats, CO, Ilk• new.
v492471 $23.99S fin av• Slit WWW .oqJl9bl.c:om Mt-586-1 ...
"-"' ·--'00 .__. lte¥er 4.0 SI 40k mi.
full fact warr, black/
oatmeal lthr . CD. mnfr.
chrome whls. .. rww,
v875Zl4 $2.8,995 filnlncq
av.ti 8lu www~ t4t-SM-tua
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110,915 fill • -r avu
Bllr 90·516· 1111
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IUv, lllrf1 CO, bealfUfUI ~ mnd, "4!'ifl62l 119.985
811r 949-586· 1118 -.~.<em
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28k 11'11, tun.fact warr,
blacll/bll, CO, c:hto!M
whls, 1ara1ed, n/smllr.
Il ka new, v852621
$31.995 hn avail Bllr.
9 49 -586 -1888
-.ecpe111.c-
Mercwy .. S S.W. GS
6611, V6, whVblue Int.
very clean. lint cond, all
pwr, $4500 310-92S-8027
Perulle 'tt leater
Conv. 21k ml, 5spd.
wlliU, &r•Y lthr, full fKt
w•r. 1arapd. non smllr Ilka new v126695
$29.995 Slit 9$58S-1888
..... ---'t7 4.6 HSE, 60ll mi, metallic
dwta sreen. Ollmeal lthr,
18" wttls. fabulous car
fabulous cond, $18,995
fw m d265124 flfl/wwr
evall Bkr. 94g:586-1888
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• vwy fair price tor. 'fO'oll
-• Vtn or ndl peid fQr ar not Cal Oi:il Rey @
T~,.., S.S. Jn.
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CASH FOii CAltS
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for or nol Phillips Auto
Asll tor Malcolm
949-574-7777
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