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Home My WebLink About2004-04-06 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilotdot ] ' 3 • a1 Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 2004 A CLOS.ER LOOK Future of Corona del Mar eases down the road Plans to revamp the village area got a boost when Newport agreed to assume control of Coast Highway, but money woes still loom. munity. A five-year plan for city funding will cover about $2.5 millio11 only if the City Council approves funding each year. But while the distant furure- holds much uncertainly fo r the plan, the shorter term is much more likely to produce some re- sults, alhei1 preliminary ones. painted lines with elevated. landscaped islands complete with electrical wiring and irriga- tion lights and Oowt'rs. QUESTION Wh•t 1hould th• prioritl .. be In rwv•mping Corone d•I Mer7 Call our Reader's Hotline al ? • June Cuaerande Daily Pilot NEWPORT Bf.ACH -Now that the city has decided it will take over Coast Highway in Co- rona del Mar, the biggest hurdle to the Corona del Mar Vision beautification plan has been lev- eled. But now what had been the second-biggest hurdle i!> looking more enormous by the minute. The $12-million plan only has about $600.000 set aside in the city budget and another S40,000 pledged from the business com- Thus. the best-case scenario is a $9.5-miUion shortfall. "One of the firs1 things we'U be doing now is loolclng for money from state and federal funding sources," said Ed Selich. a city planning commissioner who has been helping push for the Vision plan in a volunteer role for years. The $600,000 set aside could go 10 work as soon as this faU , paying for nt'w medians and landscaping on Coast Highway in Corona del Mar. Vision. a plan of the Corona del Mar Business lmprovemcn1 Oi:.1ric1, calls for replacing rnedian~ tha1 are just It's one small step on whal continues to prove a very long and arduous journey. but ii~ a step that appeared 1wx1 10 im· possible before the Lit\ < 'ouncil agreed lo rnke ow111:r<>h1p of Coast I lighway ju!>t 1wo wt'ei._., (949) 642-6086 or send e-mail to da1/yp1lot@latimes.com: Please spell your name and tell us your hometown and phone numbers for verification purposes only. See FUTURE. Paie A4 A WALK IN THE PARK DOUGLAS ZIMMERMAN I DAILY PllOl Glen Mitchell of Costa Mesa rounds a grassy turn while enjoying a walk w1tti his dog A1ax on a Fairview Park trail. A1ax appears to approve. Judge denies motion in 1979 murder case A recanted story that William Bonin kille d 13-year-old Jam ey Trotter will not be admitted. Deepa Bharath Daily Pilot COSl/\ MESA -A Riverside County judge on Monday denied a re- quest made by James Crummel's de- fense team to admit evidence that could have exonerated him of charges in the lcilling of a Costa Mesa teenager in 1979. The defense team last spring un- successfully attempted lo connect ex- ecuted murderer William Bonin. t.he notorious "Freeway Killer," to 13· year·old lruney 1'totter's death. om- cials arrested Crummel in Newport Beach in 1997 in rnnnection with 'lr...,!'!et's death after he reportedly led police to the boy's remains on a wooded trail olT the Ortega Freeway. last week in Riverside County. the defense presented lame~ Munro. who they said told five people over a pe· riod of 22 years 1ha1 Bonin killed Trot- ter. Munro was a co-defendant of Bo- nin's and testified aKainst him in the last murder Bonin was convicted of. He is serving a life sentence for being an accomplice in one of Bonin's mur· ders. THE VERDICT But Munro initially refused IC> le~ tify and then recanted hjs s1ory link ing Troller's death to Bo nin in court last wet'k. Deputy Dist. Atty. Bill Mitchell said he is pleased wit11 Judge Dennis McConaghy's decision to find 1he evi - dence inadmissible. He said Munro was not a credible witness and that his statements were riddled \.vith in· consistencies. "Not hearing this piece of evidence will make the case shorter ... Mitchell said. "I'm relieved by this decision and wiU be even more relieved when the trial is over and (Crummell is found guilty." Crummel, the d ty's liist high·pro- file case involving Megan's Law, ha.-; Isometrically opposed to gyms Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE ON THE WEB: www.dat'yplk>t.com I 'm trying to figure out when we all started working out. Nobody bt'<'n behrnd har<> !>ince 1997 '' hl'll hl· w;1i. .Lm~c;tt'd on suspicion of m11rtkr lllE: l'toller. Resident!> pickclcd u.1y mid rnK)11 io get Cnammcl. idt•11t11ied by police a a high-ri~k ~ex uflr11dC'r, oul of their Newport Crb l rwighhur hooJ . The former Newport Beach rt•o,j. dent'~ rap sheet dates back three dee adc~ and unfurls a !>qualid history of child molestation. More rert•ntly. Cnimmel WdS senienced to 60 ye;.tr., 10 life for sexually abusing a 16 -year· old boy al his Newport Crest condo. Lead defense counsel Mary /\nn Galante said she is disappointed hy 1he judge' decision. See CASE, Pi&e A4 worked out in my youth. We did sports like swimmlng, but those were part of being in school. We didn't consider they were fuo things to do. not because of some physical benefit I rnlght gaJn from them. The same with walking. I walked because It was a good way to see things. At some polnt, however. society decided this wasn't enough. If I wanted to hold m y head up in the neighborhood. I had to start working out. But how? I wasn't going to start Ufting weights. I'd been a 96·pound weakling, WEATHER &~ swimming laps as working out, and we certainly didn't do any other sort of exercise to prepare ourselves for swimming like lifting weights. I suppose the football players ROBERT GARDNER did, but since I wasn't even big enough to be water boy, I don't know. Certainly, the grown-ups 1 knew didn't ~worti; out N They just worli;ed. AJ a young man I surfed and dld so01e skin diving. but that waa becaw1e and frankly. getting a littJe sand on me was preferable to the boredom of barbells. As for jogging. everyone I saw SH VERDICT, Pa1• M Another mostly cloudy morning and partly cloudy afternoon. SeePa1eA2 NEWS Newport Beadl le,11dera start talking budget. SeePa1eA3 SPORTS The Newport-Mesa Oreem Teem 11 named for glr1s basketball. SeePa1eA6 Groups demand pollution reduction Defend the Bay a nd a n ational organization reac t to news of contaminated fish in Newpo rt Harbor. Alicia Ro binson Daily P1lo1 NFWI'< Hl I 111 J\( .I I lwn cnvironmen· 1al group.. llll \ lo11d.1y demanded tlw Santa 1\n;i ll1·gwn.1l Waler Quality Control Boa.rd rl'dlllt' pollu1:1111~ in San Diego <.reek .md NLwpon 11.rrhor. foUowing a w-.irninE: la~t week thal fi.,h from the har- hm may be 1·on1a111inatl•t.l. The Natur.11 ne ... ottfl't''> Dt>fense Council and Newport Bl·ach·b.1~l·t.l Defend the Bay ... rnt a lcttl'r 111 waler h11Jrd executive offi- l"l'r Cerard I hihrault urging the board to iakt'· formal acl 1011 011 a plan by July 30. "Tiib i ... ti l'or11111J demand and we expect 111 hl' t•1111·rin~ negotiation:. with them and h.w1· i111plcmen1.11ion take plan· ... said Bob C111-.tin. f111111ding llirel'lor of Defend 1hc Hay .. l'IH'rl' .m' lcg;d righls if ii does 1101 happen " llw U \. l.m iron mental Protection AKericy -.et ... 1.mdar&. un the tolal maxi- mum <Jail> load~. or allnwablt: amounts, of IOXit poll111<11110, 111 Newpon I larbor and till' B11r~ Bay in Wn2. hut 1he water boarc\ ha-. 1111t d1•1'ided hc1w 11 will enforce those See POLLUTION, Pa&e A4 COSTA MESA Park closures to remain in state's hands Council decides not to pass o rdinance that would have given city more say making mobile h o me park changes. Deirdre Newman Daily Prlot COSTA Ml-..\A -The City Council has been listen ing lo fnislrated residents of the F.I Nido and Snug I !arbor trailer parks complain about the closure process for the last year. While thoc;e complaint~ were enough to inspir<· consideration of regulatio ns to clarify the process, they weren't enough to convinc<' 1he rnuncil 10 approve those regulations. On Monday, the council re- jected an o rdinance that would have given the city m ore authority over the closure and conversion of m obile hom e parks. The decision means the more general state law will remain as the on1y require· m ent. ·r think (the ordinance! will create un- necessary burdens for property owners." Councilman Allan Mansoor said. "I'm afraid 11 will make It too costly for owners to change or convert the use." Dick Matherly. a former Bl Nido residenc ................................................................................................... .. • A2 Tuesday, April 6, 2004 KIDS TALK BACK Tales to read till yo~'re tall The Daily Pilot visited Pomona Ele mentary.School and asked students in Megan Lord's first -grade class, "What is your favorite story?" "I like 'Sky Watching.' It's about space tliings and it's rrally interesting ... VIRIDIANA MONDRAGON, 7 Co~ia Mehl! "'Little Hear.' It'!\ about ;,i littlr bear whu want:. to gn to a .... how." JESSE LE CASTELO. 7 Coi.ta Mesa "I like 'Bi~c1iit.' Bbruit\ a duR. And I like ·c imfrrt'lla' bn·au~c 'hl.'~ nlCt'. DULCE BARRAGAN, 6 L<"Ht Me'a '"DinO'i<IUTS.' It'~ about \\1110 .... Jur ..... " JAYRO ALVAREZ, 7 Cc>'ita 7\le .... a "'I o:-.t!. be<:<1u .... e a lwar 1~ lo't 111 a hi~ city." RICARDO GUTIERREZ, 7 Ln~ta ~ le-.a /11t1•rr•w111s nnd pl1otogmphs 11111111iletl /Jy Marisa <J'N11il LUNCH MENU The Newport· Mesa Unified School District is on spring break this week. ,. . ON CAMPUS IN THE CLASSROOM PHOTOS BY MARK C. DUSTIN I DAILY PILOT Pomona Elementary School first-grader Diana Mondragon, 7, catches a sideward view into the jar as she dips her hand in to retrieve her egg . Lost in the excitement Children prepare for Spring Break by taking turns coloring Easter eggs MuluO'Nell Daily Pilot A few dozen eggs came in au nature) to Megan Lord's first-grade class at Pomona Elementary School and Jen well-dressed and ready for Easter. lWo days before Spring Break began. Lord added some color 10 her students' reading lesson with some Easter egg dying. While one group of students read with Lord, a second group bellied up to a bar of mason jars filled with brightly colort'd dye,, Joseline Arreaga. 7. went srraight for the red. Marlo Salas. 6. grabbed blue and Dulce Barragan, 6, ~derll·d a bright pink. Volunteer Co11nie Olerry picked up a v.'ire dipper and demonstrated the proper egg-dying technique to tJ1e s111denLS. Mario dlmked his first egg in the blue dye and concentrated caretuUy as he Jif1ed ii hack out. "like this?" Dulce a5ked a~ she !>tarted to lift her egg. colored with a faint wash of pink, out of the dye. "I .eave it in a little longer w1d go pick another color." 01erry ~uggested. Dulce took the jar of i.,rreen dye and lowered another egg into it. She looked up to see what the other children were using. "l want that one," she said, pointing at Marios blue. "I want that one," Joseline said, pointing at Dulce's pink. which matched Joseline's sweater almost perfectly. Meanwhile, Marios was ready. He took out his egg. colored a perfect robin's-egg blue. The girls gasped at its beauty. "Look at that, I want that!" Dulce exclaimed. "Me too!" Joseline added At Lord's table, students took turns reading from "Lost!" j story about a boy aJld a bear who get lost in Manhattan. In the story, tJ1e boy takes the bear to the park. for hot dogs and on an elevator -shocking fellow riders. Why. Lord asked. would that be such a i.urprise? .. A bear would eat you," said 7-year-old Ricardo Gutierrez. whose language skills belied having been in the country from Mexico since only Ckwber. Then it was 7-year-old Ron Urquii'..a's tum to read. Jennifer Rios. 6, sat across from him with her book open. hut her mind was clearly elsewhere. Jennifer leaned back in her seat. watching the other children dye their eggs. and waited for her group to head over for some decorating of their own. ,.. , ';;!·' Pomona Elementary School first-grader Mario Salas, 6, carefully reels in his egg from a jar of blue dye using a wire egg dipper on Thursday. Dally Pilot Daily A Pilot AllcU Roblneon Politics, business and environment reporter, (949) 764--4330 alicia.robinscrl@latlmes.com Luis "91\9 News assistant. (949) 574-4298 luis.pena@latimes.com PHOTOGRAPHERS changes to The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, CostaMesa. CA 92626. Copyright No news stories, illustrations, editorial matter or advertisements herein can be reproduced without written permission of copyright owner. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST A mostly cloudy morning should turn partly cloudy by the afternoon with light winds. High temperatures should be between 66 and 73. Expect the night to bring mostly cloudy conditions back, with areas of driule and fog and low temperatures from 47to 54. come from the northwest at 10 to 20 knots with wind waves at 2 feet or less in the morning. Waves should rise to 3 feet in the afternoon on a west swell of 5 to 7 feet at 12 seconds. Tonight. expect winds from the northwest to hit 15 to 25 knots on combined seas of 6 to 8 feet at nine seconds. VOL. 98, NO. 97 THOMAS H. JOHNSON StlwMcCl"llnll Publlsher TONYOOOERO Editor MARKEY DANIELS Advertising Manager LANA JOHNSON P•omotlons Director EDmNGSTAFF S.J. 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Expect J-foot wind waves in ttte evening to le11en to 2 feet or less on a west swell of 2 to J feet at nine l800nda. Farther out, winds should SURF Expect the surf to drop to about waist-high today at southwest breaks, with northwest breaks offering ctiest- to shoulder-high waves. w.ter queNty: www.surlrider.org TIDES Tlfn• 4:40a.m. 10:48a.m . 4:27 p.m . 10:41 p.m . Height -0.48 feet low 4.59 feet high 0.68 feet low 5.90 feet high WATER TEMPERATURE 60degrees - r-------....................... __________________________ ~~~-~~ Daily Pilot fuesd.1y, !\pol 6, 2004 Al Another balanced Newport Beach budget But the city's pla n for the n ext year isn't much bigger tha n the present o ne. A li stless econ omy and ri sing pe nsion cos ts blamed. June CHa1rande Daily Pilot NhWPORT lll:ACI I -J~1~1 year c11y budget plunners t.lidn't even bother counting on the car lax as a revernu• .;ourn• as they laid out their $15•1.9 mil lion spending plan. Thb ye:ir. they can prudently expect S4.l m illion in vehicle registra1iu11 fees. Yet thb year's pro1em•d ~Llend· ing plan, which calculates in 1hat revenue 1.uurce, is $155 million -only $100.000 morc than la..'1 year. Calculated thL' i.aml' way ai. the 20o:J-04 spenJi11~ plan. the.: 2004-05 'Pt!n<lin~ pl.111 would be $150.B million. Nilkd-.ir1d ujnw n•durtum~ in i ucontl' Ir 0111 vuno111' sou rct>s a rc 1a~ing a h111· 011t ot the hudgt•l, vt rlually Gtrtn•ling 11111 th<' bt•n 1•fib ol lht• rar tax .. Mu1•h or th~: shonfall is J tli - rt!cl ft'i.lllt of a thing,·are·1t1u1,:h- ull-ovcr l'C"Cllll)llly. nut ~l)llle i!> heca11st• thL• 'llall', whil,e harldill- mg \ht• r.1r tax. b n1<\k.i11g up ~ume of tht' difkrcncc elw when•. Perhap~ tlw he-;t cxamµlt• 1' the statc'o; .. l·.clu1·atic111,d lkvenue Allh'111cntation l'tmu," nid named l·.RJ\E which •~ 1111>11ey 1he stall' w11hhc1fds from i:ity propcrty la' n•\'CllUL'" to puy tor t•d rn.:ation l.tl>I y"ar, 1hc "l<ill' ,kj111111cd ahou1 Sn 111ill1m1 lro111 N1•wport Reach for this fund. Ad-But the state can't tuke all the 111111is1rn1ivc Servicei, Director hlame for the reduced revenues. Dennis Danner .said. '11tls year,. Much of the problem lies ~th a lht' Male' will 1aki-ahou1 S7.35 listless eronomy. Reduced husi- 111dlro11 -,1 $1.35 million loss ness license applicatioos. build· 1ha1 un~cli. .1 b ig µurtion of the in!( permit and plan-check fee:. rar rax rect·1pts. and reduced participation in "11'1:1 a s1~nilkant ditTerenct!,.. paid city service~ sui:h as adult l>:umer said. spurts programs also l'.Onlrib- Anot.her example of late 1111:. i;iwth/statc t.ikcth away budget-"·nwse things add up ... Danner mg 1s evident in revenues from said. 1he State Uhrary ~rviCt!S Act. Perhaps lhe blggcsl crunch 011 ·niis fund source rnmpensate. this year's budget is the rU.inK d ty libr..iries fur the expense as-cost of the city's pension plan. \11cia1ed with providing library • The program wiU prohably wst M•rvi«es 10 11onresiden1s of their the city about $4 million morl' uwn citiel.. I.as\ year, the city re-this year than lasl and the cusls n:1vc<l a little more than will be covered with precision re- $400.000 from 1he stale for these ductiuns in v:mous depanmenLo;' library services. In lhe cu rrent budgets. lii.l<d year that ends 011 June 30. The capital impruvl'ment 1111• l'llY received about $l<Xl.OOO. projects portion of the budget. Nl•x1 y1•ar. Newport Beach wilJ which funds dt·~m·d work such gl·I $75.000. as park developmt·nt anJ he.1uli- Urban runoff source Of contamination UCI graduate and professor examine water quality in n orthern Orange County. One says viruses, not bacte ri a, s hould be l rnckt't.L Alicia Robinson ! Daily Pilot l\vo new stud1t!S poi111 111 111 - ban nmofT as the dl'liwry sy'll'r11 lur bacteria .md virL1st•s tti.11 make swimmers siek 111 11onlwm Ur.:ingc ( .ounty. A papt•r hy a·llC. lrv111e ~rJdll ate, just published 111 tht' Anw n c.:a11 luurnal o f Puhltc I kallh, i.ay:. thJt urhan ru11u lT sil'k1•ncd surfcrs ui.ing Newport amt I lun tinl{lon hcarhei. nearly twin· ·" often as those surfing rn rur.tl Santa Cruz Cow11y driring thl' winter ot I !:l~Jfl. Another ~tudy hy a Uc lrvin1• professor, to he puhthhed J,1ll'r thi:. montJ1 in tllC' Journal or /\JI plied Minohiology, s;ly~ when looking lor p<lll'ntial llL•alth h;11- ard:. in water. lht• 'talc would lw belier ~crvt!d l1101<..111g tor vinr~l'' ratlu:r than hacll•n.1 ll·wk The studies .1r1• ;11111mg a rrnp of rci:t·nt lt'~t>arch lo11 king at 11\1· causes nl pollu1ion 111 Orang1• County\ coastal watt·r-.. S1udie.., co·a111hored by llC,I pmft·M.or Slanlt·y (;rant. puhlishl'd 011H1\l' in lalc Marrh hy the l\11tl'rit:an BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Hilfige r to make Sou th Coast Plaza appearance A Om•k of c.:elebrit)• modrb ''ill strut lhc catwalk .11 ~outh 01.1,1 Plaza tonight for .1 'l>l'•'iJl ,1p pearancc by des1gr11·r To111111y I lilfigcr. who will la1111d1 lti' 11 I lilfigl'r .. pring lint·. Macy's al Sf1111h (.(1,1.,1 l'l;v.1 " hoi.ting the ewnt. whid1 will ll•a ture a runway :-.how w11h actrc~'> tulit!llt' IA'WIS. i.inger Mirh\'111· William~ of De:.1iny·., {hild, u · lcbrity I wire's il ~y Iii It on ,1ml other.; modeling I hlliµi •r\ dot.hes. I lilliger abo will ~iKll autographs for 1lw lira 150 ni'· 1o mer" in Macy':-mc11\ .:;torl' af ter the fashion show. l1w event hegins 111 <i:30 p.111. i11 lhc )l·wcl Court tll'ar Macy"• mall cnlrnnct' <II South Coast Pla;r.a, 1:133 firi,101 Sr.. <.o,t.1 Mesa. with the autogr.1ph-s1g11 ing around 7 p.m. in !ht' 11 shop in Mai:y's m en'-; slor<'. Security service that make. you smile Ow1nil',1I ~Ill H:ty. 1Tit 11T1.1·d 1 lw i.latl•.., lwa1•h w.ir11111g 'Y-.ll'1tl .1s 100 slow 111 lw ,·ftt•t llVl'. anti on I hurl'>tl,1y ti\\' Or.mg\' ( 11u11l\ I k al11t I .. m· i\i.;l'm ~ 1 .111Utllll'd .1h1 llll n .. 11 (Ultlam in al i1111 Ill l'wport Ila~ howtl 011 prl'lmd nary rL''ults 111 a '" 'd \ ,11 II hl'111g n 1111pk•t1•d hv thl' ~111tht·rri (.;1h· lunria c .oa.,1.11 \Vatt·r f(,•warrh l'rojt·t·t. '"I lws1• fir11lings n·rlai11ly arl'n't go111g to lw .1 '11rpn'l' 10 .my hoJv who 'urh 111 Urangt· Co11.111y. h111 thb ;., lhl' li"t 111u1· 11 ·s hc1·11 q1mntilkd, .. ~aid Hya11 Dwight, .1 :wo1 I)( I graduatl' who wrn1e tlw i.11rkr ''cknt·'' ,1uc..ly tor hi' l'hl> 1h''l'rl.1ti1111. ))wight llllt'I VICWt•(I .1lmol Will .,urfer~ a b11111 .. y111pton1' Siil it a' .. 10111;wlt 1111111. h'Vl'f'. '1111gh aml '~in i111l'1 111111' .11111 l lltrelah•d I hoi.t· \\ ll h how 11! h•n t ll1 ., w1·rt· in the \\:lh'r d11ri11g tho• \\1tlll't 111 l!l~IH <1rlll IY!-IY. Ills rt'"'"' 'howcd tlt,11 llw 111011: l').po111trl' 111 w.1h·r .,11rl<'" h.1d pn WC't'I..., the 11\llfl' 11111·11 thcv n•porh.'d 1'y111pt111ns, lit• ,,11J. Dwight u1>t•d Santa < .ru;. ( 011n1y '" ,1 n11npa1 '"'" <tll'<l lw· Help rcst<lcnls hcauti fy home~ at dean-up t.11,lil i\h•'·'· tilt' ( Jr.111g1· <.1111111y I .1iri.,troll1H f, ,r11rl lh1· Vriluntt'l'' < 1·11tl'r 111 < lr.111g1• l.OllltlV ht1v1• Jlllllt'tf ltlll 1'\ 10 111ga11111· lhl' "N\'11:11111111, tor N1•ighh111,.. ( 11111111u11rly a11d ( .1n}t111 l'.11~ ( 11·.111 up 1111 April l ·I. l'ht!>o '' lhe llhh y1•ar nl rlw progr;un, \\hit h w,1, 1·n•a11•d 111 lwlp lov .. 111runw I t''>tt.!1•111~ 111·.111111\ 1111'11 hlllllh .11111 hl'ip dt•,tll 11)1 ~11111111Ullllll'\. 1\h1111t i 110 voh11tl('Cf'> Mt· 1ll'1·tl1•d 1111 llw 1ll'1ghho1 h1101I dl"1nup .111tl 1111' par~ 1 .1n h.111 dlt· 11p lll blHl partit:rparH'. i\kmlwr., ol rlw l'11111111111111v 11111•11',ll•d 111 milking t .1s h 11r i11 ~tnd dmw111111~ of s11ppl1l'' ;111d / 111 food ,1i111tld '""' 171 11 75·1 lll!Jl. ·" 'ho11fd tho"' 1111t·n•,1nl 111 11.1r111•11i.11111g 111 pai1111ng t1nd/11r I lt•;11111p (l\'llVllH''> Wine ;ind car show to benefit ~enior ccnl~r fhc 'l't:r1111I annual l·111t• \Vi111• and h~~I C .;1" l'v1•111 111 bL·twlit llrt.' t .0,1.1 l\lt•sa Sl•t11111 ( L'nll·t 1·:i11M· 11's rnort· niral and gl'11er- .1lty hai. IWHt•r water 411ali1y and ll·.,~ runoff 111,111 Om11ge County. S11rf1•r' tlll'rl' reporlcd ft.wer .. ymp111111!>. in b111h 1>tutly yean. .111d n·ponnt dost· 10 half as 111;111y !»YlllPltJ111S ill> Orange < :uunty '1ufrr!> in 199/l, whl'n El 11111 ''"r"'' were l>la nil'd for '>llll'adin~ polhrt.tnls ulong thl' ( )1-.111g1· C ;1i11n1y n>asl. "Wlt.11 I think thb !ltudy brings 110 light ! '' 411a11111ied awarl'ne.-.:. of thb. hcaltl1 problem :md che nl•t•d to addrt•s., 11." Dwight said. "l:p11k111inl11gy '111dics net•d to IH' l'O t1d1w11•d with urhun run off." UO l'11v1ronml·n1al health, '1"1l'llC.:C and pulu,:y pr1Jfc:.sor ~11n11y Jiang ,1uc..lil'd virui.es in urban riVN'> in Soulhl'm C :alifor- 11i,1 Jntl l'Ondudt•d that current \-..11c·r· quality !>l:rnt.lard-. may not .tl t lll'olll'ly tlcpict the amount of v1ru:-t'' in thl' water. Wati·r ,1uality resou11:c~ would he hclll'r :.pl·nl st'arching lur the -.c111u·e:. ul virttl>e~ in thl' wall'r 1ha11 lc111ld11g lur bacterial c:on- 1.m1inat111n. li;u1g said. "I f1•d lik,· if we an• spenc..linK r111lli11n' uf dollars trl'ating inJi- 1 .1tor hacll•na. which rnay l>e turning from rnultipll' llitfercnt \11un'1'S 111dudi11g soil. Wl' ltrL' spl't11l1ng mont·y in tlw wrong will 1.1kt• pl,u t• April Lil at the i\llllHllllllVl' Jload Of f>rcam,, 1'h1M·Lrr11 al 1h1• Orange <.01111ty hiirgi 111rr1d ,. nu' l'\'('fll wi ll rt•afurl' C:alifnr- 11i,1 wirwrit·, w11h '>l'Vl'r;d local rhl'l1' .111d rt"•la urant~. It will <1bu tnd1111t• 'ilt·nl and liw auc- 111111\, jan L'nh·rtainnwnc and .rn 'l''s 111 till' l'Xhih11i11n of 40 .intiquc. ran· ,md rla~~ic.: cars i11 1111' 111111'elllll. Till' Jtl1t1i"io11 fee 111 advanrc I\ Z5 pt•r 1wr.,.in. ,111d 11rkcts \\Ill lw $:15 al 1hl· door I 1ckl'h t ,111 lw buugl11 by l .tlhrt~ (!M9) <W•·.ll.16, l'Xl. 16. or hy dow11- l11.1d11 1~ ore.le• lorrni. frnn1 //1111.il 11111•111UIIf1111/IJf j I'(' r<u1t/11f 1Jr1•11111,,1 om. J'1111·t·1·d~ lruni thl' lit ~cl '>ales • 111d .111rlio11i. will c..lirt't'tly ht·n· l'lit 1h1· ~l·nior n·1111•r. whid1 provide'> rl·1•n,a1ional. edura 111111;1!, pr;rt·t1tal anti tht•rapl'll ck o;ervitl''i and iltlivllie' 10 "l'l1111r' 1hrough11111 OrJng1· C.11un1y Ckttabasc o ffe rs chance to get a cureer goi ng Thr IJ.~. l>cpartml·nt of La- bor an nnunced Thur'itl ay that it plat e," she ~aid. "We rnuhl 1111~ the 1aiy.c1 Wl'0n.! luok111g for. whid1 is prcventi11~ hu1m111 di!>· t'a.<;es." I IN 1:11udy al,11 null'" that ur ban runoff, whil Ii carril'" vu ll!>t·~ into i:oaswl wa11·r "· . .;hould be mm1agcd lw11cr <luring '>IOflll~ to prevent ilhw-.:.. 1<111wtf from urha11 .ireas. winch can carry nutrients from forltlizers and othl'r dwmicah . htL'\ oflcn hl'l'n targeted as the l·ulpril in c11a"tal pollution. 'That\ why \\ll'.rl' lliVl'rllng l ' million gallons <1 day ofl 1111' lll'ach 1i11111 the 't'Wl'r ~y,lcrnl. Ill lry ant.I 111inimi1t· the impact of 1h1>:.c disd1argL-:.." 'aid Ken I hei- 'l'll. <111 environmental "'ll'rttb t with thl' S;in1.1 Ana Heginnal Wa- ll'r <)uality l .nntrol Roard. ·nw wall'r hoard is 1ryi11g 111 ~top runoff whl·n·vcr it n tn, .11111 other a~cnc11'' abn me \\11rk111~ 1m tht• issue, hl· ,,,id . l>wight '1> s111dy prohahly uvcr- ~!.tintatcs pulhr11011 lcwb 111 northern C )r,u1g1• I :ounly. h111 ll '' in tht• hallpar~. rltl'ISl'll """· Solving runoff prnblcrrn. 1·a11 ht: costly. llwi~e11 l'Stima•l'' J $l50.000 p11n· ttrg Jll'• i.t11r111 dr.1in lo cuncrol runon. d1wrt ii to st-wcr systl'lll.,, crt·atc ,1 wc1 - la11d 1rea1111c111 'Y'lem or 1ni.tall lilll'rs. ha' ,1 lrl'I' <1.11.1h.1~e f1•1 l'lll· ploy«r' lt•;il u111114 I ,llOO colll'~l' -;1ud1·n1s and r.•rt·nt gr;11l11alt'' with di,ahrlitil'' -;eeking \llm 111t•r ant.I pnn1J11t•nt Jllh npl'n 1ng.,. f'hc drp;.irtml'nt\ Olliu· of I >i~ahility I· 111pl11yment l'oliry. in 1·u11pcrn1i1m wi1h thl• lkparl rnent of I klt·rt~t'. olflor.; t lw tla1ahu-.c ol 1oh ~l'l'lc.,·r, wtth d1sahilitil'' thmu~h '" Work furn• Hcn111t111l'nt Prowam. I hl' pm14ram '' tnle nded 10 14rv1· 'tudt•nts wirlr d "t1b1l11i1·' illl' L'hani:e to 'tart lhl•rr rart'l'r' A lrc1· <.I> l<OM dat.1haw h·r., l'lllplnyers 'l'llrd1 for p111 1•n11:il J)lplkant' hy lidd of ,111dv, .,lilll' or 'r hool, in di'>I tpll!H'' lrnrn c11mp111t·r "l'll'lll"t'i. .111d busin ess 111 l1Jlllllllll1icatio11~ . t•11gi nel'nrtg ,md offirl' adml11- i,1r.11io11 !-.eard1c' g1·ner;ite rn nd11.l.J1l' profile,, al .ult' Ill it and t.lc1111114r.1ph1c data, .11111 r11111ac:1 111forma11011 lrom ,1p pliratiom rl't:ruill·<l lly till' pro gram from morl' than 1110 uil lt•i.;t•i. and 11n1vNf.ities. Till' c:u-no I and .1ddi111111al infornrn1i1111 are availahh· at h1111:l/111w111111rpjt1/1s.rnm. or hy c ,1llin~ Wl:ll li'l3-71.1110. fica11on projects, will shuulJer mud1 of tbe ftmu1d al hurc.li'n. Staff rnemher' un Monday l'k-till it'i. too early 111 put .i dollar li>.'l•re on thL' pmpm.cd rnpi1al im- prowmcn1 proj1·t·1i. budget. City dt-partnwnh s11h111l111·\I 1lwir propo!>ot'd spl'ndi11g pljrt' las1 n\c)nth., Srn11e, such a!> Hecn:a1io11 amt S1:11ior Service!.. ran roun1 on consutner-riai<.1 lei·~ to ('owr some flf tlwir cu~111. "In ~omr l'<L'>l'~. wl''re ahlt· to adt.f pmgrarn~ a111t <.,t•rvwl's 1f u:.er fet"I cover the costs,· said Maril' Knight, director of Re· r rcation a11d Scruur Services. S1lll. lhi:. year''> !>pending plan q11alilies a~ a !>talus 4uu budge1 ant.I, a' j lways, it's h:danced. Stall 's pmpused spe nding plan will lw distributed w City Coun- C'il 111e11tbl'r'i by April 30. Thcn 1h1· p1llitk aJ wr.1J1glfng begins. Counnl nH:mhcr:. Will hold talks <1l ,111<1y ~c~ions and regular i:ound l 11weting~ beginning jn • M.1y <111d t'lllling with 1he final .11l11p11011 on h1111· 22. CAPRIBLU l\Hnn NU• i1N ff\l'I: .. ,. 1\) .. 1\NO Tuesday Night Special! 40°/o OFF WINE ) · ti,,,, 1111 ~·'· f ,,, ";'' , .. ,,,,,,., FULL BAR· rRJVATE DINING 16 1 7 WESTCLIFf DRIVE. CORNER Of DOVER 949-548-4060 H •·~t u u r n 11 t (,'(, ] "z z C I u h -----blilbllstiefl tn 1962------- RIB EVE SPECIAL Orange County's Finest Selection of Steaks and Prime Beef. e«doHt~ 1'01w .50 Yr11r~ of I i111· Q1111lity'' i\11 Types of Window Treatmen ts • V.llanlC' & Lorn ill· l\o~l·l • lto111.111 Shad es • Hlind~ • Vcrt1l.ih • ~h11t1Cr\ • Ucdspread' Complimt11t11ry ConsMltntion in Yo11r H1mt ~·~ DESIGN CENTER h1ctorv & Shuwri111m 144li 11.irhnr 111vd., Co..,t,1 Ml'~a tlOI VM 10 Wilt< Oltifl>~IEA\ (949)642-8400 • ... m. PV1K11AS£ Of l!Orn f•ftlllC &1.AllOfl Enri4uc GodinC'Z. a Sl'curity officer al South CMl'll Plaza, ri>- ceivcd a Serv1cl' Excdll•ncc Award Wcdnesduy. BABY BACKS! ... Aru11.oa.otoa11nc.-4an111 The Ornnge County Tourbm Coundl gave out thl' awards at a dinner prescncalion at the Hyall Regency 1 luntingto n Beach lteson & Spa. Godinc1 Sil .~ ,.~ ~.,,£ ..... was honored in the Shoppi11~ ,;av-•111 ... ~ • .,,.tJ .. #/ Centers I Re tail catc·~ory. Godinez earned praise from one tenant for spoiling a hand cart full of producti. inadvcrt· ently lcfl in the pnrking garage. I le tracked down 1 he ow11N and delivered 1he goods to th e t<·n ant. The awards p rovide a chanct' ror employers and pa trons at tourism-relate<.1 businesses to recognize outstanding em- ployees who make sure visllnrs have a positive and memorable experience in Orange County. We Have A Lot Of Competition, But Our Ribs Don't ... Hop On Ov•For Eadeltlaad•r! Open 4 ..... dal17, ISIOO DOOD Oft WMkeada .................. 94MJl•ZllO ' Serves 6to8 $64.95 ~ 9to 12 S79.9S ' . . ' '• I AA Tuesday. Ai>r1I 6, 2004 PUBLIC SAFETY BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Sewage spi II ml!ssy. hut not dungerous I\ hlc11 k1•lllt'''> l\11111 d.ty ,11!1·111111111, <11111 1al' sui<.I. M.111111·111111t't' \\11rkt·r .. llOllt t•tl lht• .. pl)I Ill lht• i'llO bl111 k 11( llilh Stll'l'I JI • 11111111 'j p 11\. ,.,1itl krry Va.;qm·1. ,, 'P""-l''"'·H• for thl· t o't:i ~1t-... 1 ...... 1111.1ry I >hlrlt'I f'll'I' 111111:-1111111 •• h11,111t•" 1111 'l111w111ir /Is t·11111• hloda·ll a pipdll 11', 1·a11 .. i111<( tilt' IUW ).('\V,1).:1' Ill hat i.. up and nm, 11111 111 ,lllOlhl'I (ll(ll'. hl• 'illll. '>.1111tarv I >i~1r11·1 workt•r<. 111111.11111·lJ th1· 'fllll Ill .11111111 .111 ho111 . l'lw Oi.111~1· ( .011111y I h.•:ilth <..arl' Ag1•11 l'V l''ll1H,11t•tl lilt' '(1111 <It .!.OOCJ 111 .1,IHIO ~all1111' I Ill' '1"11 w.1~ 110 1 lt11:r.anl1111., 111 thl' p11hlt1 .11111 did n111 l olll'l' di,r11pl11111..,, V,t,1(111'/ ... 11tl h>rmcr C 1lho lic pries t -;cntqH.:cd A 7.' \'l'.11 nld ltn1111•1 1<11 rn1111 l..11 h11lt1 p111'''. \\ho "'' \•c·cl ..... 1 p.1111cl11al \ 11 ai .11 ~I Jo,11111111 I .11h11l11 ( JlUtt'll Ill ( 0 ... 1.1 ~lt-,,1, W:ll> POUCE FILES COSTA MESA • Bristol StJ'fft: A hit and run was reµorlod 111 1he 300 bloc* at 8:45 a.m Sunday • Harbor Boulevard. I\ IJ111glary was rnporttid 111 llHl 7300 hlod al 1 52 a rn Surnt;iy • Irvine Avenue. Va11dalc:,rn was rnpo11ed in the 1600 block ''' t 49 a m Sund11v • Newport Boulevard: Pnny thult was reponecl 111 llw 2300 lllod at 3 51 .1 m Su11dt1y • Oak Street. Vundahsm wns roportfHI 111 lh(' 900 blodi ,11 noon Sum.Jay • Prnecreek Drive Va11d.1h~111 Wdl. ruporttid 111 thu 2800 hlod. 11t 6.40 a m Sw11l,1v • Villanova Road. A lt111 qt,11y WttS tPpmtPd II) tltt• 30lJ hh1r.i< 111 fl Ji .i rn !:>1111tfoy , CASE Continued tr om A I \\1• lwlt1•\1•tl II h ,1, ,t '111111~ 11111111111.' '"'' ... 11d .. /\II WI' h.111 Ill d11 w.1 ... to r.11,1· .1 ll'."1111.chlt- doul11 .11111 1\1' h.111• I'\ 11l1·11t 1• g11 Ill).; lt,11 ~ Ill ('Ill.'. \\lt1•11 \111111 11 told 111 .. ll<1111w1 t '!'11111.111· tlt.11 H11111n ~llll'll 1111111·1 1\11111111 '11•\1•1wd 111 ..... 1111' .ii 11•r 1111' 11i,1rn 1 .111111111·~ g111 10 h1111.' t .. 11:11111• ,,11tl \11111111 '' llJI 1111 a p.111111· 111'.111111: 111 ~·p11•111 h1•r ,111tl 111ltl 111•1 lw tl111•, 1u11 \\,1111 10 n1111 111, 1 h.11111'' 111 th.11 llt•.i1111K It) II'''''' 1111: 1111 alw tl1• PARK Continued fr orn Al who w;" 01w Ill lht' 11111 .. 1 \'Ill .ii nilll' nf tht• 11'111rcll1111111llt'1, ""d he IVfl' tl1:0.:t(l(lllillll',u1l' 111 a park" nnd "con vl'r'>lllll 111 a pork" aml w1111hl havt· rt't111ired 1ha1 a park ow11t'r lilt• .1 "rdnrution n·pun· i:ontal.nin~ inf11nnution on c11111 parahlt' 111oh11l• honw parks wilh· in .1 minimum 50-mlle mtliu ... Son11· purk ow11t'r-. :t'1,'\ll'd tlma a local law would Ill' too ll''' ru· tive "For II Ctly henl on IClltoVl'IOp· mcnl of the we,l1>idc, 11'), cldding new layen. of b un:a11nul"y und cost to anyont.· whn wa111<, "' n•- dcvelop 1.hclt land.'' <111ul lilm C.1r.ion. tlw owner of C i"-•t•nkaf '>l'lllt'llt:cd to 'llll 111011t h~ in w 11111y jail 1111 Friday fot wx11i.1lly a:-auhin>; J 15· yt·ar old girl, nffid;ih. 'uhl In lanuary, Gl·rnrdu J:i n·n<'lll fit11 ilo11i.; plt•udcd ~111ity 111 two ll'11111y i:nunh Ill I Clllllnllllll~ ol h•w<J ifft upon ,, ehthl. I It• wui. 'rrv 111g .111h1· 0 111 1 ~1dy ufc:11a· dalup1• I h•ll11 c J111rch 111 Sa 11 lll 1\11.1 .ii the t11111• of 1111' llll'ltklll. 1'11i..l·111111r-. 'aid la11i· 11111~ W,I, 'ill i 11~: Ill till' hal:k '''JI of a v1•l111 k 111').I 111. tht• v11 11111 wtw11 h1• K•opl'd 111•1 I h· ''"'" 1l·111111i11g lrom .1 d111rrh h1111 111111 with thl· girl .1ml h1•1 l;i111ily I he \ir1i111 told ht·r p.1r1•111:. .11111111 lht• grnp111A !>Ullll ;ii 11·1 ret11ri1111g 1101111'. nlfi t i.il .... ;i1d. ra11ilo11i.: l Jllll' lrtll11 lhc l'hihpp1111·' 111 11m1i .ind Ill'\ .11111• .1 prtl''I Ill l!l!-1<1. I >1t111•:.t• olliriab :.aid ht· w1 vt•d at !-it J11ad11111 lor two Yl'Jr~. ·1111-. wa' 1hc 1111ly u1mpla1111 bro11i.;h1 .1gai11:.1 TanilonJ( tu till' 1>1- lll'l''c. fonilong wa' p1•1 - 111a111•n1ly rt·movt'll fmrn 1h1• 1111111.,try f11 ll uw111g hi'> .1d111i,,11111 of h'\1111. I k WJ:. p 111 ull adminhtraalw lt'.1v1· 111 July wlwn till' allt'- g.1111111 wa' 111ad1· 'la11il1111g will 1111 l1111gt•r lw ,1ilnw1·d 111 h1111·tion p11hhdy ,,, a p11t''' or w1·•1r lh1• d l'l ll';iJ l'llilclr. l>1t1l'l''e official' 'Jid. NEWPORT BEACH • E11t Belboe Boulevard end M Sn-t: A physical fight was reponed at 7: 16 p.m Sunday • West Ocean Front: A loud party wus repor1ed tn the 3000 ulodo: at J· 12 µ.m Sunday • Newport Boulevard: Trespassing was reported en the 3300 bloc* a1 4 41 p.m Sunday • Newport Bouleverd and 16th Stre.t: A htl·and run wc.1s roµorted al 5·05 p.m. Sunu.ry • Prospect Stre.t. A vehicle burglary was reported en the 400 blvd\ al 11 ·13 d.m Sonday •San Miguel Dnve: Animal l.fllr•lfY WdS reµorted in tlte HJOO bloc.I< at 5 10 p.rn Sumiav •Santiago Drive Gr,md theft was rcpurtod m tho 1000 blod. .11 5 20 p 111 Sunday lt'll'l', l o.il.1111l' '·"" "0111 1•\·1d1·1111· " ... 1111111:.'" ... 1w ,,1111 "1111' 1i1,111c I .1llmtU') '' ftll 1111: 111 h.1v1· ,, 111111th 111111· p111vi11g 1111·11 t .1st• . \1111 h1•ll h.1 ..... 1111 111 llw pi!:o-1 11t.11 11t1· cli ... tui 1 .11111111ey\ ofllrl• lt.111 11111h111g to Jo with l\hmrn 1c•1.111111 1g 111-. ... 1111y 1 lw flll \ In.ti" -,1.·1 111 hc~111 1111 \11111d:1v .11 fhw ..,ldc• ~111wr111r I 11111 I • OE EPA BHARATH i;ovi..r !. nubl11 .. ~ofely .m0 1..0vrt~ 9!1tt "'·'Y be fl'llldict1 '" t'.)4915/4 422h w hv •·mail at tl1Jl'!/}i1 l1l1<1r<11/1 " /Jrrrnes nm1 l'.11!.. ( .rn1111·il nw111lll'1' I Jbby Cu- \\,111 ;111d c h11:0. ~ll·t·I .. upp11r1l'<.I th1• n r1.ltn.1111·1· "I do11't 1l1111k 11 .. h1111fd ht• l'asy 111 11111v1•11 or d11M" a mobile h111m· p.1r~ and I do11't think ii 'hmrld hl' 1111l'1t111:-.. and I don't 1l1111k tlll~ Is," (,t)W'dfl ~Id. "But thl'n· h..1.' 111 he o middle Kft>Und that w1• ,1s a rnmmunity take for. wun:I and say. 'I krc art' the rules and l"Cb'ltlntinns:· ~tall' law still requires mobile home pn.rk 1iw11er1> lo create rclo· <«Ilion impact repons if they're dosin~ or convf'rting n park. In Mardi, the council approved the 11•port fo r the Snug 1 larhor VtJ. law· and FJ Nido trailer parks. Owner Joe Rrown offered a relo· cation benefit of SJ.000 for sin· Wl'-wide trailers and $6,300 for duuble·wide mohile homes. • OEJRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa Mesa. She may be reached at !949) 574-4221 or bye mail at cht1rdre newmanl" latimes.com. FUTURE Continued from A I ugu. "We'w h1·1·11 Jrying for two yeaf'> 10 KCt lhl' permit:. u11dcr <..ahrans. lt'i. ht'l'll unl>t!lil'vablc," Sd1d1 said. < ~'.lllrans tuld alw C..:11ro11a <.Id MJr hustnb:. i:ommunity that 11 11 w.mlt'<.I to rt•rnuvc the paantl't· 2 feel numJwer. 1f1,1l'od of 1w11 I I-foot wide lines 011 ell her side of Coa.4'1 I lighw<iy. t111s i:uuld have meant 011e I I-foot lane and a 1:1-fdot lwll'. Ir could abo have meant IWfl I L·foot lane... but no one wa' talkin~ abo111 n··'ltripinJ: the highway. MORE THAN JUST BEAUTY ·nil' plan wao; renamed Corona dd Mar Vio;ion after iii. firl>t mm1c, <:Orona dl'i Mar Vision POLLUTION Continued from A 1 lit 1111 .... Ca us I in s;.ud On 111ur.<.lay 1 he Om11~e County I lt'aith Care Agt•m:y warned the publit: that liw 'ipe 1·1e'> of fish from Newpon I !arbor and the Aai:k Bay may rnn1ai11 two types of lingerin~ pollutants. Oall' of lho~e specie~. the Califor· 111a rnrbina. already wai. lht' sub· 11'\'I uf a ht-ahh advisory from lhl' C.1lilorniil OffiCl' ol l'.llVIWnmen· 1al I h-ahh I lazard A:.,es11ml·n1. Ilic hoard has tlw ri.;-i1 10 stop all dM·hurge~ of toKlll!> into the ,v;11e". b111 instead it h111.'el~ .1lw;ir lo!lkt'<.I rni't'ntble. I d1tln'1 111•1•tl to nrn to do that. /\ru i tlwn 1 lound tlw solution -''cmwtnl:!'. lu-.1 lhl' name gavt' 1111· l'11nfide11te IL .. 111mdetl i.o .. <'1t•111ific. and b11111l'trics hu<.I a lt111:l' advu11 aagt• owr other 1111•1l11>t.J.. of 1'Xl'rl°i'>I'. l~onwtric~ wtrl' 1•a ... y. If you wanted 10 '' n·111.rt lw11 your ann ... you didn't ... 1.1~1·r .1111u11J trying lo l'att:h a heavy UH'dtt 111c ball. All you had 111 down~ pu'h your palm' 111~t·1hc•1 a' h.1nJ a .. yo11 l'oul<.I for AROUND TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot, 330 W Bay SI .. Cosra Mesa, CA 92627; by e·mail to luis.pena "la11mes.com: by fax to (949) 646-4170; o r by calling (949) 574-4198. Include the time, date and loca11on of the event, as well as a contact phone number. TODAY Hoag Hospital will host a s1x·weel< educa11onal series fo r women newly diagnosed with breaS1 cancer and others wentmg lo learn more about the disease. The event 1s fr om 10 10 11 :30 a.m. April 6. 13, 20. 27 and May 4 and 11 at the Hoag Cancer Center, 1 Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. Information· (949) 722-6237. Macy's South Coast Plaza will host a fashion show featuring Tommy Hilfiger and his new H Hilfiger collection. The event will be from 6:30 to 7 p.m. al 3333 Bristol St .. Costa Mesa. The event will feature celebrity models such as Jason Lewfs, Nidty Hilton, Juliane Lewis. Michelle Williams of Destiny's Child, Aisha Tyler, Meredith Phillips and Ian McKee. Hilfiger will sign autographs following the fashion s how. Information: 714-556-0611 e>Cl 4231. WEDNESDAY Talking Hands TlMr..,.utic Massege and Bodywort will host a free wortshop on tri119er-pom1 therapy and its importance in treating chronic pain in patients. The workshop will be from 7 to 9 P·'TI· at 120 E. 18th St .. Costa Mase. Information and reservations: (949) 41 3-1567. dtmesser@earthlink.ntJt, http://WWW.ro yofasciaft herapy O'TJ Nilce wffl ho9t a Club Run for walkers to marathoners at 6:30 p.m. at Niketown in Triangle Square, 1876 Newpon Blvd .. Costa Mesa. The Club Run will feature trainers who will auist runners. along with product giveawey1, trying on shoes for a trial run and an after-party with food and beverages. Information: (888) 262-6463, http://WWW. nikerunhitwoMer.com. Upper Newport Bey wll pt9Mnt •Lett Play Opoeaumw from 10:30 to 11:15 a .m. at the Pwtet and Mary Muth Interpretive Center. 2301 Unlveralty Drive, Newport Beach. The cost Is S4 for children ages 3 and 4 Information: 19491 923-2296. Modw'1 ...... wfl host·-- Pet's Health: Bridging the 2004, pruvt.'d to be a mi.snom cr: No way was the work going 10 be I.lone by the t'llli of thi.-. yeru. leader:. decklt!<l. rhe pla11 ii; actually 11{1 ext en· '>IVc pn>8nun for not just beau1i- fica11on, but 1mpruvcd pc· destrian safety. Croi.i.-w.llks with Oabhing lights, like i.omc in I .tth'\ma Beach, are d central element to the plan. At 1t .. 1M soml' lighted cru~walks are h1111led hy the Sfl00.000 already 111 ha11d. and work to install them rnuld al"<' ht.-~n thb fall, City Mana~1'r 1 lomcr H~,u said. When more money is in t11c hank. the 11ex1 -;ter> will be tu re· plan• :.trec1 light pules· with dccom11ve Ont.''· Then comes the treet furniturc: new hcnch~ . trash cans and bus i.hchers. After that, the plan l'alls for new entry monuments. signs welcoming visitor' to tht' villaKe of Corona <.lei Mar. llesurfacing sidewalks with a yet-to·be·decidcd decorn· 1iw surfal'C will he the finishing cd St'WrJI studi~. avoidmg en· forremcnl I.hat would likely be unpopular with agendec; that dischal'):e water into the harbor and bay. C:austin said. "It's dwapl'f to fund a study nnd p11 .. 1punl' the ln1·vitahlc," Ill' -.aid. Aut,;i waler hoard uf'firial saul thl· hoartl is working on having a plan 111 reduce pollulanlb ready by Oecl·mher ;!()(JS. Tht· hoard j, now gatherinK mforrnauon needt.>d to dC'Vl'lnr a plan. ancl I he ).fUdll''> it has dOlll' ;m• a pan or that pruCl''-"· saiJ l\fa:h<1d Adarkapa1<1, diVl,ICln l'hil'f of the Santa A11a Ht~h'lrllml Wa11•r Qttali ty ( .ontrol lloartl "I 1h111k wht•11 we dt'\'dop •l .Ill srcond .... 1'111' ..;11nl' with your .. 1n111ad1. II you wanll•d tn tlalll'll ii, you didn't haVl' t11 do I 00 daily .. ii-up ... You ju'I pullt'll m your 'turnad1 n1u.~dc·-. .1~ hard as yo11 m u.Id. again for :10 scrnn<h. With a rC'){lme11 lik.l' that. I didn't have 16 go Ill a 1.ry1n. I t'Ollld work out tlllY plan'. I t ould du il>onwtril''> silting down. I rnuld do isometric' al work! Thal '-t1hJ me. I could du my job imd exerrn.e at thl· sam(' 11mc, 'll instead of having h> go 111 thl' gyr11 after wnrk. I rnuJd do .. onlt'thing fun .md worthwhile like drinking. I was '><>Id . I immed1all'fy put my nr·w re~1me 111111 pral'ti1'l'. l1wr1• I WJ,'>, silllng on ahe henrh. Nutritional Gap:· a free seminar by J im Wagoner and Designing Health, from 6:30 10 7·30 p.m .. in the Patio Cafe Thu market is localed al 225 E 17th St .. Costa Mesa Information and reservations: (800) 595-6667. TMURSDAY Hoag Hospital will preMnt a community edut;.allon class on His Insomnia Keeping You Up'" presented by Or. Paul Seledty at 6 p.m. at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (800) 5144624, http://wwwhoagl1ospita/.org. UpptH Newport Bay will present ·our Big Bad 'lard; animal ambassadors from North America from 1 to 2:30 pm. at the Peter and Mary Muth Interpretive Center, 2301 University Drive, Newport Beach. In formation: and reservations: (949) 923-2275. Th• Thursdey Morning Women's Club will present singer lee Stern during its monthly friendship luncheon at noon at the Radisson Hotel. 4545 MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beach. The cost is $23. Information: (9491645·9555. FRIDAY The Inventors Forum will host • panel of experts on "Frequently Asked Questions about Inventing." et 7 p.m. at the science lecture hall at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. Tidtets cost S5 10 $15. Information: (7 14) 54Q-2491. SATURDAY Lynct. MMfto wtll tign her new book, #Mafia Wife: My Story of Love, Murder and Madness; at 2 p.m. et Barnes and Noble Booksellers, Metro Pointe, 901 B South Coast Drive. Information: (714) 444-0226. The city of Newport Beedl end the Eastblun Village Center will host the 21st annual Spring Egg Hunt from 10 a.m. to 1 :JO p.m. et Eastbluff Park, 2556 Viste del Oro, and at Eastbluff VIiiage Center, 2500 Eastbluff Drive, Newport Beach. The event will feature musical entertainment. kids crafts, face painting and a limited number of complimentary photos with the Eftter Bunny wttile. Information: (949) 644-3161. l1'ea.-.o.v.._. ...... Improvement Dittrict will host the flret annual •eater by the Sea- cefebratlon from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the public parking lot on the comer of Balboa Boulevard end Palm Street. The event will feature live entertainment, photos with the Eastet Bunny Daily Piiot touch. to ta.kc ownershJp of the higbway Some dry work planned fo r between Newport Coast Drive the stretch of highwcly that's not and Jamboree Road for reasons pan of the Vision plan could also of, what else. money. Caltrans bt.-Wn this year. wdS offering to give the city $3.5 Moi.t notably, the city wiU mill.ion to cover the costs of have jurii.diction over t!1e street-maintaining t11e higbway. Some Lights 'iO it can synchronize their cicy leaders fell that, if the city timing. n 1e signal situation is a was going to take on the expense li11le rnnvoluted. Bludau ex-and liability of owning the road, plained . In a numberofintersec-they should get a lot more. lions. the nonh-south signals are In the end. it was a near-uni- owned by C:ah rans bct:au.se fled voice of the local business they're actually 011 Coast High· community that sealed the deal. way. At th1• 'Wlml' inl!-'rsections. "Caltrans just doesn't care though. signals al i.:ros~ streets about us as we care about our- are uwnt>d by the d ty. 'Illus. in a selves." John Bh1m. chairman oJ poignant metaphor rur the en-the Corona del Mar Business lm-':. tire situation, sometimes the city provemen1 District, told council !. says • "Ko" a~1d Callrans says members. "lltat higbway divides "stop." ' our city right in half and it pre· llte city h~ lonJ< taken on the vents us from being a village." expense of <,weeping the street. whkh it will continue to do. A DMDED VIUAGE Council members had strug· gled wilh the decision of whetl1er plan it has to be based on some sound sd em:e and we are look- ing for the i.demific basil> ror the plan." he :.aid. Till' ~• utlics are looking for the ~ourccs uf the pollutants and how they art• ~etting into the bay. Ada<:k.apam 'Hiid. Some data on mus.o;eb ha . ., shown Lhc amount of (lf1llutan1). in them has de- rrt>HSl'(), hl' o;aid. but h e wasn't s1tr1· over what lime period tl1e rctlucti1111 oct'urrcd. "What thl' study lof Newport 1 l:irhor fi~hl i" i11dirating, I think, j, what Wl' have known for wrnc tinw. lthatl there\ danger in eat- ing 1he fii.h." hl' said. Atlackapar.1 said he cxpects tht' hoard tu work w11 h the cnvi.; • JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport Beach and John Wayne Afrport She may be reached al (9491 5744232 or by e-mail at june.casagrande(w/atimes.com. roiunl'ntal groups on the plan. Once a draft plan is created, pub· lie workshops wiU be held, and a ,. final plan must be approved by : the EPA and the State Water " Quality Cont rol Board, he said. fhe environmental groups· have requested a response frorri, · the w.:1ter board by April 21. "it's pathetic," Caustin said. "You can't catch a fish and eat it without worrying about toxics. We're nut a Third World country. l'his ii. Orange County. C'...alif. • • ALICIA ROBINSON covers business. polltios and the environment. She may be reactied at (9491 764-4330 or by e-mail at alrc1a.robmsoncw/atimes.com. ------------------------ hl'anng a ra:o.c, amJ while I was lisll'ning ('arefuliy 10 the ev1dcrwe, I did rny i'ometric. ... I puo;hcd my palm<. together a.<. hard us I could. < Jnt• 1·xercist• down . I pulled my -;111mach 111usdc:o. in a ... hard a ... I <.'OuJd - .rntJ notitcd that tlw witnes!'. had ... 111ppcd talking and was staring al nw. as wa' everyone el'il' in l'Olln. llw hailiff hurried up 10 nic . "/\rl' you s1l'k?" he whi!ipered "Sick? No. newr hell er." I r1·plil'tl. "Why?" "Weil, yuu ln11k.ed hkc y1111 WNt' in agony." I hadn't rl'aiizcd that in pt•rforming my i!.0111ctric<, my tan· rcncctcd my efTon ... I i.tt1eo;.<. raffles and contests Information: (949) 723-1516. UC Irvine Libraries will hos1 "Gestures of Life: Martha Graham's Legacy Through the Lens of Barbara Morgan" at 5:30 p.m. m the Langson Library on campus. The event will highlight the legacy of dance choreographer Graham through rare photographs. Information: (949) 824-5300. •Metal Jam 2004· an old-scttool metal concert benefiti ng the Cure Autism Now Foundation will be from 8 p.m. to 1:15 a.m. at Hogue Barmichaels. 3950 Campus Drive, Newport Beach. Some of the bands scheduled to appear include the Iron Maidens, Wrathchild, Metal 101 and Sabotage. Information: hltp:llwww.cureaut1smnow.com . MONDAY •Glutamate Receptors on the Move: Implication for Synaptic Plasticity• will be a lecture by Dr. Roger A. Nicoll, professor of physiology and cellular and molecular pharmacology al UC San Francisco. The event will take place at 4:15 p.m. at Tamkin lecture Hall, UC Irvine. Information: (949) 824-5264. The Orange Coumy Sierra Singles monthly meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Community Center. 1845 Part Ave. The featured slide presentation will be highlights of a trip through the Alps. The cost is $2 for dinner. Bring your own eating utensils and beverage. Information: (714) 963-6345. APRtl 13 The UC lrvtne l:.ibrariet Spee._ Series and 01ange County Reads One Book will pr~ent •The Immigrant Experience: Bridging Two Worlds." The event will feature Firoozeh Dumes, author of "Funny in Farsi: A Memoir of Growing Up Iranian In America." The event will begin at 6 p.m .. and a book signing will be at 7:30 p.m. at the Monarch Bay rooms A and B In the UC Irvine Student Center. Information and reservation: (949) 824·5300. Hoeg tto.pltal wll .. ~. community education class on the "Management of Osteoporosis· at 8 p.m. at the Hoag Ho.pi.I Conference Center In Newport Beach. lnformetion and reservations: (800) 514-4824. APRH..14 l1'e FMndl of Or-.. Coeet CofleQe's Library will host ita 1mnuel spring book sele from 9 to 10 a.m. for membert of the I looked lilce I was having a hean attack. So much for working out, ill least in the counroom. After t.hat. I pretty much went hack to surfing and walking. Nowadays, it's just walking. ]Jle dog and I circle the block once or twice. depending on our energy level. However, I haven't given up entirely on those i~omctrics, so if you see an old man with a dachshund and the old man's making horrible faces, don't worry. It's not a h eart a11ad. victim. 11:c; just me. working out. • ROBERT GARDNER is a Corona del Mar resident and a lormer 1udge. His column rvns Tuesdays. Friends of the Library and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for students and the general public in front of the temporary library facility in the parking lot off Adams Avenue, at OCC, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Most hardbadts will be sold for $2, and paperbadts for 50 cents. Book donations for the sale are still being accepted. Information: (714) 432-0202 ex1. 21058. Hoag C.ncer Center's lung e11~ support group will present a discussion on #Chemotherapy for l ung Cancer# by nurse Carolyn Hendrix. The event will be from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Hoag Cancer Center. conferena! room A in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (949) 760-5542. Nike will host a Club Run for walkers to marathoners at 6:30 p.m. at Niketown in Triangle Square, 1B75 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. The Club Aun will feature trainers who will assist runners, along with product giveaways, trying on shoes for a trial run and an after-party with food and beverages. Information: (888) 252-6453. APRIL15 UC Irvine will host ·understanding the Columbia Shunle Accident," with Stanford University's Douglas 0 . Osheron. recipient of the 1996 Nobel Prize for Physics. Osheroff, a member of the space orbiter's investigation board, will diacun the efforts taken to determine the root causes of the accident The event will take place at 3:30 p.m. in Rowland Hall, Room 101 at UCI. Information: (949) 824-6216. Hoag Women's HNtth S.Vlc. will offer a community ed~r1 dasa ~n ·eoAUnence and Other Pelvic Floor Concerns.· Dr. Matthew Clark will present the class at 6 p.m. in the Hoag Hospital Conference Center In Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (800) 514--4624. Mother'•~ wll""' .,... Shu/ Your Way," a free .. minar by Sandi Miiier, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m .. in the Patio C.1'. The market is located at 225 E. 17th St , Coste Mesa. lnfC>rm8tion and re1ervatlon1: (800) 695-t667. l1'e~Nnn Center's founder Robert House will lead a free wefk through the center\ 14 native plent oommunffies. The event wlll be fn>m1'12 to 1 :30 p.m. mt the Erwtror.ment.al Nature c.m.. ll0118'tl St.. Newpoft Beed\. Information and~ {948)846 ••• ·•' iiiiii...------------------------~~ . .. .. • • lueSday, April 6. 2004 A5 FORUM HOW TOG.ET !"JBUS':iED -Letters: Mail to Editorial Page Editor Lolita Harper at the Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa. CA 92627 • Reed«s Hodine: Call (949) 642-6086 Fu: Send to (949} 646-4170 E-mail: Sendro da1/yp1/ot1.tJ1/at1mes.com •All correspondence must include full name, hometown and phone number (for verification purposes). The Pilot reserves the right to edit all s ubmissions for clarity and length. COMMUNITY COMMENTARY pownloading .on the lowdown does no favors By Sue Clark I .once substituted for ,, jeacher and stumhll·d ano.,, 1lil alarming discuwry. I hc students were occ:upied working out.of their lexthooks. so I pulled a few essay~ am.I assib'llments out of the file~ 111 see what topics wt'rL' being discussed. The first one I ~canncd "''" about racial discrimina1in11. I kuew the s tudent and I k111·w his vocahulary. 1 ht• t'""Y had been plagiarized fr0t11 tht• Internet a11d turned in :i-. original work. I called the studcnt up 111 thc desk and showed him 1he pllpn "Did you write thi~T' "Yes; that was an lntcml'l assignment," he s;iid. "What does 'cmui...ion' 1111•1111t' I le hesitated. "That wa' written a Ion~ 1i11w ;1go, n1.1 ylw monlhs,'' he said . "But you said ynu wn1tt· 11," I prodded. Again. he nodded. "So, again, what dot'' emulsion mean?" I a-.lced. lie gave me ;i luok th.11 -..11d. "Why are you doing th1~ 111 1111" I'm a good kid." "You used lht• word 111 }<1111 essay. Joe. What dm·~ 11 1m-.111'" I le hun~ hii; head. "I dnn'1 know," he said. "But I got a II 1111 ii. look there." 111! pointl'd 111 1111' grade on the front ol 1he P•tJlt'r. I wouldn't give him ;my p1·on·. "What doc" paradigm 11wan!' How aboul prodivi1yr I stopped. "You jus1 dow11l11adc•d these from a weh4'ile, di1hf1 yuu?" "Yes," he said. "h111 I alw;1y' ~el a good gr.ide." 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"You 111•t•d to k11ow how lo rcat.I ...crn11•th111g ;11111 wntt· .ihout ii in y1111r ow11 wnrlh." 1111' LbS-. 111'1 '11t1kl0d Oil Ill(', .111d 'illlll' gru11H"d. llllt' '\IUdt•lll -.;1111, "Wt• will do it wl1t•11 wr lt.1w 111 \Ve• cl1111'1 l1.1VI' lo i11 h1•H•.' I 111111.. 1111· cwo 11 lc11t1cal e"aY' o111d pla1·1•d llll'n1 wht"rl' tlw 11 ·.adwr \\ 1111ld ,1•1· I lw111. l'lw11 f,11 nl lht• l f,,..., ag;11n. "You 1-.llCM lhii. t!.11°1 right." I ,,CIC I \Jo 11111• \\mild 1111·t•1 my C'Vl''· I he• lwll r,111g .11111 thcy t''1 .1pl'd I ~111·1 clt.11 day I 1alk1•d 111 1111• 1c·a1 li1•1 .1h11u1 what I had l1111rul 'I h.111k you tor a1t•r1111g 1111· to 1111,," w," h1' IC'~pon~t· Wlil'n I w.1 ... an l'11gli-;h 1t o,11111'1, I .1.,.,1giwd a 1111 111 1H1lt11}.: .11111 gr.it.led .1 IOI 111 ''"•IY' Ir w.1~ oltl·n ;, pain, II I 1.111ght .1 'tlldl'lll pl:1gi.1ri~i11i.: 11111, wil' lll't111c• 111111111111.·r<.J, I w1111ld giw 1lw111 a11 I· .ind the ,,11m• kc lttlt' I'd ju~I gtVl'll. 'I h1' '11thl<1n I v1g1l.111n· and 1n11·r.11 tiw n.1t11rt• 111 high lcwl w111111g irhtnw1i1111 pulled nil' 11111of1111' fidd and into l c 11111 ... d111g. 11111 1m1 1· .111 I .11gh'h teadwr, ,1fw.1y' .111 b1gli~h lcat·her. I was 111111p1•ll1·d 1111.1"1' ,1fus.'11111hb 1"11(' lly .ere 1•p1111g d11w11loadt'd 111a11·r1al in lhe 1ia11w of es.;ays. Wt' olrt' do111g our young Pl'Oj)lt:• a wr1111,... 111-. .. 1·~ lt'e. 1 hl'y h1·wn w lr11ly tl1111k 11\ Of\ to plahtiarizl'. • SUE Cl.ARK "' a Newport Beach 1l'c;1cten1 and a high school qu1rlancc 1:01mselu1 at Creekside H1yh Sctinol in lrvano DAILY PILOT NEWS QUIZ A. They are on strike B. Thelr wortc permits ran out C. Their wortc was done O. They were fired I.Pt .... '/ ........ Ill F 1 I by d9e 0iru98 ...., ........ c.. ..., ... Wlllll(lhowed -•t.IUlbat ..., ____ Md __ ..... ,....to t ms_.. In loc:.al wllMf A. 8otOll IL. 9lllcone implantll CFllb • D. .... al n /\II of the above 4. After 24 yean. which law enforcement egenc:y will tab. atab •• operating ln the'2lat century by lnatalllng new compuler~l A. Newpon Beach Police Department 8. Orange Counry Sheriff~ Harbor Patrol C. Costa Mesa Police Department 0 . Costa Meta Code enforcement 5. What ............... olthll ~Or-.. ' County Mt A. The Year o( the Gnl~ Jammin' at the Fair 8. The Year of \M Onlngt; Orange )'OU glad to be aJive7 C. The Year of the PinfJ Nut; Not lust for .allds anymore O. The Year o( the Uma Bean; You cen thank m for South C'.out Plu.a ANSWP.RS: 1. R, 2. C 3. A. 4. C5.A MAILBAG FILE PHOIO DAILY PU OT Martin Zofchak vrsits the same Balboa bench daily to teed pigeons. which leaves some residents less than chipper. Trai s for planes: a fair swap for Orange County In hb April I "Bell Curv('" mlun111, "On the fate of El Toro. J. Edgar I tuovcr u11d the Pinks." loscph Rell raises -once again -the 11car-dl•ad i!>Sue of an El Torn airpon. and dwell~ on "how do we reverse tlw El Toro dedsi1111," In!> I cad of on "where do Wt' go fro111 lll're?" And I ... uspe1·1 1ha1, hl'l':JU!>t' Bell\ addre'~ i:. Santa l\na 1 ll'ight~. hii. primary concern i:. per,tmal, amJ 1101 nm1n1111111y-hased. Joh11 Waynr Airport servl·~ ah11111 H million u11nual passengl•rs I uday, \111d i' des1giwd to hunt.Ile 1'1 111illio11 annual pa!>.o;cngt•ri. wil.11 day1irn(' operallon~ (and U!> many as Ill· 111 LU·million annual passPngers with 111gh11i111c operations.) Or;mge County c:apal'ity 1~ nol lht• problem; minimii.ing demand growth 1:. Lite n•;a.I prohh-m. Instead of arg11111g to no end over l·.I Toro. communi1y interests region·wide arc hl'tter ... crved hy llcvcloping a solullon lh<1t will rcdun·, and even reVt'fM' w-owth in demand fnr more flights, l\n alternative fast anc.l q111e1 1ra111 -;yskm within the re~un, and lo nearby regional renter. "'ch as lhl' Bay i\rea, San l>ll'go, La~ Vegal> and Phoenix wouJd do four U1ings: First. it would ~hift up to <• Jhin.J ol all current and future pa!..'t'ngcr:. fro111 <1irplnne~ 111 fast trn111~. !)c'rc>11dly. a train sy'>tem would red11cc fl ights at LAX. John Waynl'. C )11tan11, 111111 .111 otherrewonal airporti. by up 111 a 1hird. A train would, 1hirdly. l'li111inall' the need for cver mon• runwily~. terminal~. gall'l>, haggagl' handling. aml p<Lrking farilitie~. /\ml finally. it would 1111prov1o· !-afcty In our aJrcady-nowdcd rq~i1111;1I sku·~ -and thl'rl' would tw ahl>11h11dy 110 tll'l'll to h111ltl more ninway' 111 < >ra11gt· C<nmty m t:l~t·when• within tlw n·gion. MICHAEL SMITH M i!>.,i1111 Vi('jo Pigeon-feeding should create u pcninsulur fl ap lkg.mling lhl' mill h app1't•c1atl·d artwk "Fl'1·di11g Frt•11zy," March .Ill: l'hl' o;elf lalwll-cl "fligt'nn Ma~I er," Martin i'ofchak. ,hould lt•ad hb lllt'"Y and 1111hcahhy lluck had lo hb 11w11 har~yard. f:ur Yl'ilr .... lht• pl'UJlll' Wflll oll'IUally livl' a11d work 1war I ht• F1111 i'.unc h;w1· oh1t'l'll'd 111 tlw lihh .1ml h111lwr or thl'~I' oht111)(im1~ hirdo; I rait1l'd 111 h'l'l that l'Vl'ry nwf\t•I of anyo1ll'·.., 1110<1 hdong' to lht•111. I Ill' ht•ahh ohjectio11 1-; uhv11111' 111 .111yo11c• oldcr 1han "the .1gl' 111 rca,1111" who i' not yet 'adly infiul'nced hy dementia. I IC'ahh is~m·s 1101w11hs1amli11g, sur1•ly ctw pt•r,01ial and hu~inl'~' 1·1111'1tkr<1l1111" of I lunler Mrrnnan and 111hc•r rt'!-Hkn1~ have prcfl'rt'lll'f' ow1 i'.11fd1ak and hi' d 11hllik1· touri~t' -who colll•c:tivt!ly prohahly spend 1111 more money in the i:un Znm· 1han thl' pigeons. 0 1lwr progressive d1ic:.. !-Uc:h "' San Franc-i-;co with its Union Square p1ge1111 prnhlem, have cffoctivt'ly rid tht>msl'lves uf this nuisancl'. Ti mt• ii. Ion~ ovl'n.lul' ll>r Newport lkach 111 follow tht'ir t')(a111ple. I lanR in tlwrc, Mr. S1ro111a11; yoltri. is a worthy rau'l' that 111dt·1·d tht• City Counnl ... 1w11ld ;uJdn·"· GENE BEAVIN N1'WprHI B1·ad1 Story wonderful. name would have been, too I'm l'alhng aho111 'illldt•nt~ frn111 1\ndc·rM·n Hll>nwntary rl'lrhrnting Cl·sar < lrnVl':t. Day by working at a farm in lrv11w ("f'ulli11g up lesson~: l'h1ir,cfayl ·1 ht•y pullt·d up hroccoli and olhl'r 1hing.' 111 h1'tll'lil Second I larVl'i.I Food Bank. I lhmk thi~ i' <• wo11dcrl11I program and I loved llll' 'tury. I ju~I no\it'l;d thal thl' 11amc ol lllC' farm in lrvi1w wa' 1101 puhlhlwd. lf1ha1 farm i' 1·11ntrih uting al ll';...,1 1.000 pm1111b 111 hrnrroli and onion~ and 'trawllt'rric~ l'lr. for 1111• Sl•1·ond l larvt•,1 Food Uank, thl'll I think 1hai the 1rn111t· of lht• forrn ~h1111ld ab11 lw puhfo.,lwtl. Tht·rl' arc 11111.-.t• of 11s who would 'want 111 s11pp11rl a h1hllH'"111a11 who prov11 lt•d that. DIANE BAKER I uwna del Mar HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES CITY Of COSTA MESA Costa Mesa City Hall. 77 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626, (714) 754·5223 M-vor; Gary Monahan Council: Libby Cowan, Allan Mansoor, Mike Scheafcr and Chris Steel CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newµol1 Blvd .. Newport Beach, CA 92663, (949} 644-3309 Mayor. Tod Ridgeway Council: Gary Adams, Steve Bromberg. Joh n Heffernan, Die* Nichols, Steven Rosansky and Don Webb COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT District Office: 1370 Adams Ave .• Costa Mesa, CA 92626, (71 4) 432-5898 Cha'"*lor: William M. Vega &o.rd: President Paul Berger, Vice President Armando Ruiz, George Brown, Jerry Patterson and Walter G. Howald; student trustee Madeline Levy NEWPORT•.. JNIAEO SCHOOL DtSllttCT District Office: 298&-A·Bear St., Costa Mesa, CA 92626, (714) 424-5000 ....... ,..,Mt.m: Robert Barbot loerd: President Martha Fluor, Vice President Dana Bia<*. Clerk Serene Stokes, David Brooks, Tom Egan, Judy Franco and Linda Sneen MESA CONSOUDATEO WATER DISTRICT 1966 P1ecentla Ave .. Costa Mesa. CA 92627, (949) 631-1200 Boerd: President Fred 8oc:j{miller, Vice Presidenl Paul E. Shoenberger, Jim Adcinson, Mike Healey and Trudy Ohlig~all COSTA MESA SAMTARV DISTRICT P.O. BoK 1200, Costa Mesa. CA 92628·1200, (714) 754-6043 ao.d: Pntsldent Ar1ene Schafer, Jim ferryman, Art Perry, Greg Woodside and Den Worthington ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 200 Kalmus Onve, P.O. Box 9050, Costa Mesa. CA 92628-9050. (7141966-4000 Elizabeth D. Par1ter. member, Trustee Area 5, Cosla Mesa, Newport Beach ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana, CA 92701 •Jim Silva, 2nd District (Costa Mesa, Newport Beachl. (714) 834-3220 •Thomas Wilson. 5th District (Newpart Coast), (7141834-3550 ORANGE COUNTY FAIR 88 Fair Drive, Cos1a Mesa, CA 92626, (714) 708-FAIR Board: President Ruben A. Smith, Vice President Patricia Velasquez, Emily Sanford. Peggy Haidl, James Barlcti, Deborah ~ Carona. Leslie A. Ray and Frank Barbaro STATE SENATE Ross Johnson (RI. 35th District. 18552 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 395, Irvine, CA 92715, (949) 833-0180; fax: (949) 833-0696; Press Secretary Pat Joyce, (916) 323-1200 STATE ASSEMBLY •John Campbell (R), 70th District, State Capitol, Sacramento, CA 95814, (916} 319-2070 E-mail: distrlctlO@as!lembly.ca.gov • Ken Maddo>< (R), 68th District, State Capitol, Sacramento, CA 95814, (916) 319-2068; Or local office at 1503 South Coaat Otive, Suite 205, Costa Mesa 92626; (7141 668-2100; Fa><: (714) 668·2104 E-m ail: Ken.Maddo1<@asm.ca.gov STATE COASTAL CO.USION 45 Fremont St., Suite 2000, San Francisco, CA 94105, (4161904-5200; regional office In Long Beec:tt. (3101690-5071 GOVERNOR Arnold Schwarzenegger (R), State Ca pitol, Sacramento, CA 95814, (916) 445-2841 ; fax: (916) 445-4633 E-mail: governor1n1governor.ca.gov U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES •Chris Cox (R). 481h District. t Newport Place, Suite 1010, Newport Beach, CA 92660, 1949) 756·2244; or 2402 Rayburn Building, Washington, D.C. 20515, (202) 225·5611; fa1t (949) 251-9309 (represents most of Newpo11 Beach) E-m ail: christopher.co1<£almail.house.gov •Dana Rohrabacher (R), 45th District. 101 Main St., Suite 3C. Huntmgton Boach. CA 92648, (7141 960-6483; or 2338 Rayburn Building. Washington. D.C. 20515, (202) 225-241 5; fax: (71 4) 960-7806 (Represents Costa Mesa and West Newport) E-mail: dana (iil mail.house.gov U.S. SENATE •Barbara Boxer (0), 112 Hart Senate Bullding, Suite 11 2, Washington, D.C. 205 10, (202} 224-3553; or 312 N. Spring St., Suite 1748, Los Angeles, CA 90012. (2 13) 894-5000; fax (213) 894·6042; E-mail: http:l/boxer.senate.gov/contact/ webform.hrml. • Dianne Feinstein (0), 331 Hart Building, Washington, D.C. 20510, (202) 224-3841; or 1111 Santa Monica Blvd .. Suhe 915, Loa Angele&, CA 90025, (310) 914-7300 E-m•ll: senator@feinsteln.senste.gov. PRESIDENT G90f'ge W. Buth (R), White House, 1600 Pennsvtvanla Ave., Washington, O.C. 20800 Hotline: (6 1.m. to 2 p.m.I (2021456-1111 E-mail: presidenf@whitehoUH.gov. Fax:(202)456-2461 VICE PRESIDENT Didi Cheney (R). Capitol Building, Suite 212, Washington. O.C. 20500 E-mail: vQ.~ttilwhltehou•gov, ' 1, I 1 QUOTE Of THE DAY .. "We had a little case of the spring break blues ... We didn 'r del·erve to win." John Emme, CdM baseball coach A6 Tuesday, Aprrl 6. 2004 Estancia High senior center Nancy Castro (42) battles for a rebound with fellow Dream Team selection Susy Trujillo of Costa Mesa, during one of the two meetings between the crosstown rivals this season. Castro, who averaged 19 points and 9. 7 rebounds. won most of the battles she waged this season. allowing her to claim the title of Player of the Year on the Daily Pilot All·Newport- Mesa Dream Team. "'Aki\ t111SllN PAllYl'lLOf p I Sports Editor Richard Dunn: 1949) 574-4223 • Sports Fax: !949) 650-0170 GIRLS BASKETBALL REAM EAM Estancia seni o r Nancy Cas tro h eaqlines All- Newport-Mesa unit as Pl ayer of thr Year. Patrick Laverty Daily Pilot l'n111 10 1hc b\'g11\m11g of the girl~ ba..,l..l'1ball ~ea!>on. thl·n 1. ... 1anna I li~h Coach fanu Happa 'aid ~Ill' l'Xpected '-l'lllor ccmer 'anry Ca!llm 10 double ht•r prntluctio11 from a !ll'a'on ago. c:n,tro avcr,1ged 6 .. 1 point · l;_ist year. ~he more than tripled that n11111her this ,l',1~011. With averaKe!. of more than l!l points and ~.7 rebound!. per ~arne. Ca!>tro not only earns 1hc mo .. 1 impmwd player. she ah1> ha.'> b een named 1hl' Daily Pilot Newport-:>.lc..a Plj)t'r of the )'ear. She lead1> a 1>enior-dor111n.11ed ro~ter of six player' \\ho makt• up tlw :.!003-04 Dream Team. loir11ng c.a,1ro are b tmtcia ~nior point h'ttard I ri,ha \Vai.l', Cm.ta Mc~ senior shooting KUard Stt!>y Trujillo and a trio of Newport I !arbor players. sen· iuf!I lilllanne Whitfield and Victoria Swi· gart. iL~ well j1> junior Vanessa Miller. Cas1ro helped the Eaglel> finish third in the Golden Wt•!>t League and defeal Marshall in a Cir· ~uthcm Sectfon Di· vi ion Ill-A wild.card playoff game be- fore ei«ting the po~tSC<l!IOn with a lirst- row1d loss lo mp-seeded Rosary. A re- lentless worker imide the paint, the 5-foot-10 Castro was H handful for op- poMng defense:-.. par11cularly in leagut' play. when ~he hat! ~ix gamci. of 20 or more point~. It w;i!I a va~t improvement from the prt•viou~ st·ason when i.he !>rDred in doubll' lih•urc~ ju!ol three times and had a ~ea,llll·high of I l) poin1s. Po~ibly tit!' mmt rxciting player 111 the area. WaM• wai. rl'!!ponsible for feed· ing Ca!>tro wirh pa~'-l'\ in1u the pO!>I. A 5-fooH point gi.1,mJ. \Vase could do \O in spectacular fa!>hto11 . often throwing no -look pal>.\C~ that would catch the ti<'· fl'n~e off gtiard. Aho a capable shootl'r. Wa~e averaged I 0.1 points, but her big· ge't asset wa' h<'r pl.iymak.ing skills. Trujillo b a pure i.hooter who helped Cosra Mesa reach Llw postseason for the 15th srraiWit ~ea~un. Needing two wins in the last two gume' of tlle season to make the playoff,, Trujillo took charge. She !>Cored 25 point!> in an upset of Westminster and added 17 in a ,;ctory over Sama Ana. In the WeMminster win, she set a 1'choul record with sev<'n three-pointers. Her hot shooting continued into the playoff~. when 1>he made live shots from beyond the three-point arc m1d scored 17 points in a wild-card loss to El Sc· gum.lo. i:or the season, Trujillo averaged 11.7 points and l>ank 55 th ree-pointer'l. Whitfield. Swigan and Miller were th<' ringleaders behind Newport I !arbor\ ad~ncement to t.he '>ernnd round of the CIF Southern Section Division II-Al\ playoffs. They helped the Sailors earn their first postseuson victory since 1997 Se• DREAM , Paa• A7 ST(VE Mc CRANK I DAii Y PILOT Newport Harbor senior Jilhanne Wh1tf1elo h<id <1 sterling four-year varsity career. EYEOPENER Daily~ Apnl 12 honoree SEAN HYLTON Dally Piiot HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL ' . . La Habra cools off Sea Kings Highlanders end CdM's six-gam e winning streak with 4-1 quarterfinal triumph Monday. Steve Vlr1en • Daily Pilot COHONA DEi . MAH -While losing. 4-1, and having a ~ix-game winning streak snapped was a hum· bling experience, the Corona del Mar High basehall team also learned the im- portm1ce or comh.tency against a defen- sively s iund team from La Habra. Coro• ia del Mar. which had outscored opponents. 67-7, in its skein, played un- characteristically in a game that fea· tured above-average pitching from both sides Monday at the Sea l(jngs' dia- mond. Corona dcl Mar senior Blake Contant and La I labra !>enior Graham Velasco both wenl tJ1e distance and delivered solid performances that resulted in a . tightly contested ballgame through six innings. But the little tl1ings meant a lot in Corona del Mar's lo~. The Sea King~ (8·5} were down. 2-1. after six inning!> and finished the game with the same amount of hits, seven. as the I lighlanders. With Corona de! Mar's powerful of- fense. it would seem the Sea Kiugs could afford to maJce mistakes. But that was not the !:ase. With the lo:.~. the Sea l(jngs will play \ri'iiting Alic:o Niguel today at noon in • hC' fifth· pl:!:c semifinal. "You can't afford to make mistakes, ever... Coronu del Mar Coach John Emme said. "We had a little case of the ~pring break blues. We came out lethar- gic and we gu t beat by a good baseball icam. We didn't deserve to win." La I labra ( 10· I· 1 ). ranked No. 2 in CIF Southern Section nivision 111. scored "rnglc runs in the second and third in - nings before the Sea l(jngs. No. 7 in ClF Division rv. came within one in the third. In the top of the econd witl1 the bases loaded and one out La I labra catcher Eric River..1 hit an infield grounder. TI1e subsequent errant throw home on a fielder's choice produced a run as Casey Rihn slid in to break a scoreless tie. t\ s1rikeout and ground out enabled Contant tu get out of the jam. Contant He struck out live and walked two in his complete -game effort. Velasco also s1ruck out five and h ad one walk. La 1 labra scored an unearned run in the third. Michael RuvaJo reached on a bunt and made ii to third after a two- base throwing error on Daniel Momles' ground ball. Aflt'r a strikeout. Rihn brought Ruvalo home with a !>acrifict! fly. The Sea Kings answered with one run in the third inning and had the oppor- tunity to score more with the bases loaded and one out. With one out. sen- ior Ryan Kelly collected a base hk I le advanced to second on a bunt by senior Parker Fergulton. Senior Josh Bradbury SH COM, Paa• A8 ... HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL Mustangs bounce back for 2-0 win OCC ·ATHLETES OF THE WEEK Three Costa Mesa hurlers combine for one-hitter against Paramou nt. Steve Vlr1en Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -If the Costa Mesa 1 llgh Mustangs were left heanbroken af- ter a 7-6 loss Saturday. they sure didn~ show ii Monday. when they defeated visiting Paramount. 2-0. In a consola- tion quarterfinal of the Pride or the Coast baseball tournament. The Mustangs (6-6) earned all the runs they needed in the Brst Inning, when junior Alex Pisarski pounded his first home run of his high school career and junior Andrew Sanford added an RBI double. SenJor pitchers Gary Gonzalez. Daniel Cooper and Justin Peterson combined for a one-hitter. C'.osta Mesa had just four hits. but Pisarski and Sanford produced the most meaningful. Piskarsld. the Mustangs' leadotT hiner. sent an 0-I pitch over the fl!hce in left field. "I didn't really see it go over the fence." saJd Pisarski. who plays tl\lrd base. "I thJnk the wind helped it a lot. II was probably the worst pitch I've seen because It was at my nose. I was preny stoked. I'm usually a singles kind of guy.· With one out. Cooper reached on a fielder's choice. then scored on San- ford's double to right-center field. The Mustangs will face West Campus in the consolation semifinals today at noon. Peterson wtlJ start. Costa M~ Coach Doug Deats was • proud of his 1cam's abiht)' to respond fru•n :-..11ur- day'o; one-run r.1s~. In which it led. J-0, after four innings. The Mus- tangs' victory was also Im- pressive because Paramount had defealcd them. 10·4, in the New- port Elks tournament March 13. "TI1ey pitched a grl al game," said Paramow11 Coach John Guggiana. who~e team dropped to 5-8. "TI1ey played great defcno;c. We couldn't get the key hit. The) just bottled us up." Deats said Gon1.ulez was supposed to work just two innings. but he left him in an extra two. He logged 75 pitches. al- lowing one hit and four walks, before he gave the ball to Cooper with one out In the fifth inning. Gonz.alez stnick out SM MUSTANGS, Paa• A8 / ---------·------! I I Daily Pilot S PORTS PHO I OS iW MARK<" OUS llN I OAll V Pll 0 r Newport Harbor High senior V1ctona Swig9rt (14) led the Sailors in scoring and rebounding. DREAM Continued from A6 with a fi r,t ro1111tl \\ 111 m ,., IJ111 Vl'r'll) \\'h111idd. Nl'\\flOll 11.uhor\ lcad111g 'tur1·1 ,,, a 11111111r. t1111\.. 011 till' Hilt• 111 Jllllllt g11,11d thr-. -.1'.tMm. And 1hn11gh ht•1 M 11n11g a vl'ragt• dropp1•d 11 11111 11. I 111 ~.I. '>Ill' t111111d othl'I \\;1y-. lt1 1'1111 Jdhllll' It> till' lt'ulll 1\ l'lldl"h llll tll\' (.11\lll, ""''"' l1t Id \\," th1· \l'.1111-. \'m,11 h·u1.kc Ull lllll'll\l" ;tthl 11. kll'C ""\' \\d' tl11.· ll'.tm lt«llh·1 111 "tc.il' .i nd g1.1hheJ 5.J rl'1101111d' p1•r g;1111t• And wlw11 it c11111111•d llhht, ,111• !>llll touml th1· 11ppo1 t1J1llt) Ill :.uin·. t I ''•I' lwr 111.1'1 I 11 1 11,1-.1 lrurket • .-. time t•\pitt'll th.ii g,1\1• 1111' Sailor' 1lwrr two fH11tll \IC l11ry i11 till• f1r~I r Ollttd Of I Ill' playolh . With an·ragt'' Ill 1/1 It fHllllJ' a111.J 7.fl rt'IH11111th. :-iw1g.1r1 It'd lht• \itilor' 111 he11 h 1\11t•gt1nl'' 11111 her llll'·mmJ.! 111 lhl' u•.1111 Wl'lll much dl'l'fll'f P11,,1hl)' the llcrn•,1 compt'lltor. lwr Jl"''IClll ruhhl'd uff on her lt·.1mm.ttl''· Whc11 ... 1w rni-..,l'd t11111· l.11e 111 1hc rc'h'Ular sea,1111 lwrnt1M' ot .1 knee inju ry, 1h1• Srnlo" 111 ... 1 two of 1hn·1· gami·-.. II wa:-1111 sur· pri:-c lhal when 'Ill' n•t11111NI i11 lhl' plnyoffs. Nl·wport I larhor. which fi m,lwd with a w111ni11i.: rt'cord for llW lir't tlllW ll lldl'r third-year coach kn l hc11111,-,011, rt•lurneJ IO ih winnini.: way' l11e only junior 111 ma~1· tht• Dream ream, Milll'r prm ult•rl .1 Estancia High senior Tnsha Wase, left, consistently broke down de fenses, either setting up her teammates or scoring herself. 111n· contra't lo \Vl11llil'ld and ~wigart. with .i I-nark lor knock· 111g clown jumpl'" that hPlped oprn lhl' f11111r for t>llll'r pl.1yer;. ~tiller awr.igt•cl lw11c·r than I 0 pomr, pc•r KitlllC' for NPwport 11.trhor. an llH'fl'•"l' from ht'r av- BRIEFLY cragc of b.'.\ ai. ;1 -.o ph111 11ure. She ~cored a :-ca:.1111 l11~h :lll point'>. including four thrt•c•-poinll'r.,, in a la1e-...casw1 victory over La- f-'ltna llill' and It.id 1:1 or more point:-in 'ix ntllt'r ro11ll'"'' lhi:- SC'ason. Locals advance at Easter Bowl Coro rM def ~ldf I ligh Jt111111r Qm.lcn Rall tlt'lea1t·tl Andrt·w Bailey of TallahaMt'C, Ma.. li :.!. 6·3, in the round of :12 .11 1 ht' F.a.-. '<ler Bowl national wnni' champi- onsh ips at rhe Hivicrn lle~ort 111 Palm Springs. Ball, the No. 7 sct•d in the boyi. I Bs singles draw, ncctl'I om· mon! victory to cam a pote ntial quarterfinal dutt• agamsl No. 2- sceded Donald Youn~. Newporl l'lcach re-.idt•n1 Alexa Glatch, the No. 10 seed in the girls 18s singles draw, is i.chcd· uled 10 m eet No. fl -seeded An- drea Remynse of lla11le Creek. Mich. in today's round of 16. · Sailors come up short ' •BASEBALL: Mall Ni no's , two-out. 1hrec-n 111 horner • keyed a four-run first inning to : help visiting West Campus earn : art 8·3 win over Newport I lar· • bdr in the consolation quaner- : finals of the Pride of Lhe Const · baseball tournament Monday. Senior Andre rlnesctt was 3 for 3 with an HBI and one run : for the Sailors (7-6). who mee1 Paramount today at 3 p.m. al Costa Mesa High in n l 3lh- place semifinal. Joey Cantarella was :l fnr 2 for the Sailors. while teammates Olris Thompson and Kenny Knlgh' had one HBI apiece . • Pride of the Coast tournament Consolation quarterfinal West Campus 8, Newport Harbor 3 Score by Innings 401 JOO ll 8 ij 0 West Campus Nowpon ooo •110 Harbor J 9 3 Not available; EfU:ttson. Rowo (4). Y<iung (5). C1min1 (7) an!1 So11chol. W Milchell. l Erickson, 0 1 28 Nino (WC) HR Nino IWC) Schea fer shines in loss • BASEBAU..: rtir E . .,lancia High ba!tehaJI team outhit visit· Ing l;race Hrc1hrc11. hut still came away with an 11-1 loss Mo nrlay in a ro11solntlo11 quarterfinal al the Pride of the Coast tourna111cn1. E..;tancia sen ior Eric Scheafcr went 3 for 3, while freshman Trevor McDonald and Evan Van Gcem also had two hits apiece for the Eagles I I· l 0). Estan cia plays host to San- tiago today at 3 p.m. Pride of the Cotat tournament Consol•tlon quarterltnal Gr•ce Brethren I , Ettancla 1 Score by lnnlnas Grace 130 ,,o l 8 1 1 Estancia 000 010 o 1 a 2 Hubler. Colegrove (6) ond Hoclrnnberry, Gleason, McClenahan 16) ann Crom W -Hublor L - Gleason, O '1 28 -Crom IEI, Gallagher tGBl Sai lors in contention •GOLF: 111e Nl'wpurt I larhor I ligh boys golf team clll<'rs the 1oday's final day of the two·day Palm Springs invilational two shots off the pact• of lcu<lcr Los Altos. Pirates turned buck •GOLF: llos1 Santiago Cim - yon College earned a 3ttl -405 victory over Orange Coast Mon· day in an Orange Empire Con- ference m en's golf match at Los Serranos in Oilno 1 lills. Jason Cassidy shot 5-ovcr-par 77 to pace OCC scorers. who also included Peter Baker (79) and Shaun Vickers (80). FOR THE RECORD Fonner La Verne Uni· ventry buebao coach and rormer Loi Angelea Dodgen hktiJ1I lnstruc· tor Ben HAnea wu lnc:or· rectly klentlfted In Mon- day's edition. OCC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK COMMUNITY COLLEGES Pirates' athletes making the grade -- The 203 student:. who cornpeied on Orangt• Coa:.1 Col- lege's 11 fall and winter 2003·04 athleuc ~quads turned in an excellen t performance in the clasi.room <L~ wt•ll a~ on the alhlelic field. OCCs athll'les lol(f:cd a combined j,'ladc-1·>0im aw r.ige of 2.7 1 during the fall !tern~lcr. Orange Coast is the only Omnge County cc.immunity college that publiuly releases ii!. athle1il: grade-point avl•n,ges. lw u of the 11 1ea11)S had a combined team C..iPA better than 3.0. Coach Barbar.i llo nd's women's soccer team led the way during the fall wi1h a 3.22 GPA. OCCs women's water polo team, which finishl'd 15·] on the o;cason. had a :u s (;PA. The Pirates WBll'r polo team is coached by Mikl' (;ife,. Coach Mike l11ornto11's women':-baske1h.ill tl'am loggt•d a :l.84 GPA alld Barry Wal.lace's women's ~off \qU:td h:id a 2.fll (;PA. Coach John Knox·~ Mate champion wo111e11·~ cro&. coun· try le;un recordt'J a :l.76 CPA. OCC:s m en's water polo team. coached h>' Mikt• Stad1ow- ski, had a 2.73 C:l'A. Tlw Pirate:.' men's soccer team, cnarlll'd hy Laird I layes. had a 2.61 CPA. Ornnge Coa ... 1 ream GPAs: women's scircc•r. :1.22; women's watt'r polo, 3.15; women':. basketball. 2.1!4; wt11nl'11's golf, 2.lll ; women'o; n oi..o; country. 2.76; mt:n'~ watl'r polo. 2.7'.i; men's soccer, 2.61. mcn·s hasketball. 2.'IH. foo1b.tll. 2.4 7; wornl•n's volleyhull. 2.46; men's cm~ country, l .:!5. Sai lors' W alker to attend Orange Coast •SOCCER: Ncwpon I larbor I ligh ,c•nim lnl'I \Villkcr. who scored :15 goab and was na med huy' Mll't'1•r MVI' of the Se>i View League'. ~aid lw will play at Clrangl' Coa't C :c1lh:'J;t' next ~ca:.011. I le was c1111siderini.: UC San rne~o. hut o;a 1d he• wa111l·d to com:cnlrall' on -.uccl'r a nd 1ha1 oc:t : would hl' tht' lw'il selling for 1ha1. Iii' intent is to play 1111c• 'eai-1111 fo r 1hc l'i· rarc•s and lr;trhlN to a fo ur-year 1111ivc•r...11 y. Walker wa!t ah o naml'd firsl·lt•am All Ur Soulhl'rn Section l11vision II, .i::. he led 1he Sailo r!. Ill an appcar.111cc in the quarwrfi11al:-of rhc CU: playoff .... whl'rl' lhl'Y ""'· 1-0, in ~uddcn dl•ath ovc•rlinw 111 t'v1·11111al d1;1n1pio11 Thou~and Oab . SCHEDULE KEVIN PORTER *¥Jc!~.~983 Ill\ 180 pounds '-' Y9w: man Mafor: Sporu medicjne High school: Oovls West Sport: Track and field £v.nts: All jumps, 110-meter high hurdles Coach: John Knox Fa~ food: Trl·tlp . ,.vortt. movie: "Gladiator• Favortt. ll1hletk moment: "Vince Carter dunking over 7- foot·2 player in the Olympics." w.elt In review: His triple jump of 44 feet. 7 inches bettered his previous personal record by a foot. He also won the hi9h jump and wa~ second 1n the tnple jump in a three-way meet Friday. O:ll!y Plb Coli«t01 sportS card seri~ JOANNA WILLIAMS .A. Born: SepL 8, 198S e fi Height: S·foot-6 Weight 130 pounds Y.-: Freshman Major. Social work t4'gh Sc:hool: Santiago Sport: Track a.nd field Events: 100 mete~. 200, 400 relay, high jump F•vorite food: Pasta favorite movte: "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.· Favorite •thletlc moment H Achieving my personal record of 4 feet. 10 rnches in the high jump.• w.elt In review: Participated in multiple events, including triple jump, to help Pirates w in a tri- rneet ffidaOy. Diiiy "*- Co/l«tor sports <•rd Jenes TODAY Bueb.11 College -Fresno State at UC Irvine, 6 p.m .; Cal Baptist at Vanguard. 2:30 p.m . Paramount vs. Newpon Harbor. at Costa M esa, 3 p.m. Army-Navy Academy at Sage Hill, 3:45 p.m. Volleyball Toro. 3·1!> p.m Golf High school boys Ncwpon Hurbor at Palm Sprrnys tournament. l BA. Maler D•" vs. Say1~ Hill,"'' StrJWbf"rry f;mn<. GC.4·15 p.m Community college -Orange Coast at Palom ar tournament, 10 a.m . High school -Pride of the Coast tournament: Aliso Niguel at Corona def Mar, noon; West Campus at Costa Mesa, noon; Santiago at Estancia, 3 p.m.; Costa M esa at Trabuco Hrlls. 3:15 µm. Softball High school Bolsa Grande at Sage Hill, 3:45 p.m . Tennis co·mmun11y college m en - Orango Coast al Whittier, 2 p.m High school boys -Sage Hill at El WEDNESDAY Baseball High school Coron<1 def M.ir. Costa Mes.i. Esr;m c1d and Nowpor1 Harbor at Prtdtl of tlw Coast tournament. TBA Al Tuesday, April 6, 2004 BASEBALL Yankees slip past Athletics Timely hitting produces a 6-5 . victory in NHBA Mustang DiVision competition. rh1• Yankee'> earned ::1 (i·5 vie· tury ewer lht' A'lo in Newpun 1 lar- hur Ba,cb,lll As-;oda111111 fl.Iulo· htng Div1'mn actioll. 'fyter KJehnJe. Ouisto pher Sheppard ,1mJ Jake Stowell cad1 tlt'livercd hhi. 10 hre;ik ii 4·4 lie in tlw sixth i11111ng. Kiehnlt'. Shl'ppard .ind Nicolas Seargent held 1he A\ 111 chcd with .,, rung pitr hmg 1wrlorm .mn·i.. r hr A'.., \\l'rt.' lead by solid plll'hlll~ from Blake Pender, Conner Sw~ney and Sergio Va· lcnzuela In lllhl·r ~hi-tang a1 t11111. • <.uh, 14. 1.>otlger., I I ht' Luh' 'ma1·kcd lour tn· ph''· i11d1HJe11g IWO by Patrick Overslreet, lO .,parl 1hdr o l lt·rN:. Blake Norton and Mux RJ. chley t'<td l had one 1ripll'. Dash Johnson h.11.J .111 m'ide- 1 h1·· parl h11111e run and added 1hrt't' '1nkl'1111t' 111 rt>lil'I. 111· also 1.1ught ;1 111111 hall for lh(' ~ernnd 11111 of lhl' 111nth Hwhlev 1hrl'w 10 Jake Barber .ll 'ecu111.l w emf tht• gunw. ll ichll'y fanned )ix ol 1he sL·vcn li.tllCflo he l<in·d in IWIJ 111ninK!-.. T.K. McWhenor <o1ruck our 1w11 of1h1· 1hrl't' hJllt'r!-. he foccd Ryan r"Owler, Olandler Dally .11111 Jack Paul all tallic<l their fir ... 1 1111 ' nf thl' w .i-.011. • ( 1i<111" HJ. C.a nhnjJ, 4 I ht·< .1,1111' prmlun·d 1wo Ii\, .. mn 111111111-:' .111J Kilt -.111id pitd1· 111)! ro d11w11 ilw C m.J111.i1, l\·l:.trd1 11 lltrls tlan Ochoa p11d1t•d \Wll lt1r t\\11 11111111K'· fnllowt•d hy '11u11g l'll11r1 ., lrnm Ryan Schroth .i 11tl fake llall. Tynan Yanaga n·t11td .11l 1hn:1· h.11t('r ... Ill' IJn•<l 1n lht· 'txth Ian Baugh (tnplt·I. Wyall Muller. I k lio.1. ~chro1h. llall and \'anai::a led lht' olfrn\t' WllJlam Fuchs, Max NewMlm .1111.J Kyle Benfer It'd thl' C .ialll!-. dd t'll'l' • i\11}:1·1' 11. l'.1Jrt•, I J'J1ck Vuydu ... 11114kd. tnpk·d .11111 1alli1•tl 1w11 HllJ... 111 J1.,1d 1111' /\11gd' Ill tht• \fll'tory. Jason Wooding, Brice Man· nln~. Claris Okey and Ryan Da- vis t•a1 h ;11hlt•d :-.in141l'' whilt· Nick Vlerlu 1tl1111hlt•I .111<1 Dalton lensen 1111pl1•1 'ho\.H'd '011w IJlll\l'r Ionian C>esguln <;inKlt'd and tnplt·d lor tlw I'm.Ire~ whih• Addi· MJtl Macl.aren .,;nKled .111(! 'l llrt'd .1 n 111 Ma1111111i.:. \lll'na. \Vuod111g ,u11J Spencer O'ltarn li1rntnl tlw l';1 tire ... 10 1hr1·1· h11' and r 11cnh1rwd frn e1gh1 ... 1nkt'ou1,_ l>l'').'l 1111 l Ull ntl'ft•d \\ 11 h tiw '1nkr1111h 111 t'1Khl h.111n, l.u 1·d tlHOll).!h l\\Cl llllllllJ::' In 11111111 N,1t11111al pl,1\" •I t'.11loll hitter Nathan Om- COM Continued from A6 was then hil li\ a p11d1 10 load 1hc bases. Barrett Sprowl followed with a ... hallow Oy h.1ll 11>w-<1rd ni.:lll field. nie ou1ftelt.lcr appcan·d lo mis- play the ball and it wt•nt off his glow. allowing Kc•lly 10 'l'llrl', b111 lhc cenler fielder wn~ ,1hle to 1hrow 10 second for 11 forcl' o ut. Velasco KOi Lhe ncx1 halter In pop out to end 1hc lnntnR· "Both pitchers did an cxcelJent job: said La llabra Coach Male Borgogno. ~in these tight ball- g'Jmes. holh teams are jus1 hop- in.: ro get an opportunily to ger the hig h.it." The Highlanders p icked up a key hit in the seventh uming. Whh rwo outs and runnen. on the com ers. designated hiller Bryce Stowell smacked a double 10 the gap In righr-cenrer field. Both runners scored and Stowell atrempted to advance to third. but Kelly. the catcher. threw him out The final CdM at-bat seem ed promislng. as senior shortstop Jerttt Thayer led off with a single. Rut Velasco Induced a groundout and struck out the next two bar- 1ers to end the game and im· prove to 5·0. Thayer and Kelly each went 2 for 3 to lead the Sea Kings. SPO RT S YOUTH STEVE McCRANK /DAILY PILOr NHBA Cubs pitcher Ryan Albert delivers a pitch against the Giants m game at Bonita Canyon Park. ness had tw11 ... 111gll'' .11111 -.rort'd J run lor thl' Hncl il'., .1ga1n-.t tlw l'h1lht'' 0 11 :-~111mluy . Junior Najera rt•,1dwd haw 1w1n· with .1 'mglP and a walk. Shaun Velrovec a nd Bryan ShoUln pllrht•d well Im tlw fl11l'kit·'· Adam Josephson and Michael Reo .11h.h'd Kll'Jl play' Ill tllf' field Danny WILiett. Joshua Eakln, Parker Monroe .111t1 Davis Ver- heyen ;ell pluyed wdl for tlw noc 1..il' .... • Vl'I ro\'l't 1 nplt·d and rc•,1dw tl h,1,t· lour 11n1t'' 111 k•,1u tlw Hm l..1t'' 11ga111'1 thl' Pir.tll'' M.irl'!1 LO. )O'l'Jlh'Oll ,11ldl'd ,t fllll '101 · 111g '111glt' .tnd a)l'ra 't orrd 1w11 r1111-. ~holhn ,111tJ \\lillcll 1•ad 1 lwd IWn 'trikt'Ollt'. H1·11. l·ak111. 1\111nroc• and V1•1 ~ h(•\ I'll ,111 playt•d \\I'll •~an Perrier tlouhktl 111 I\\ n 1 u11~ lor llw Padre' a~mr .... 1 thl' l'l11lht'' Mnr<h 1:1. Hrandr Rucher added .1 111plt' 111 thl' fifth 11mmg wh1ll' Grant Moort' addt•d .i11 HHI '>lllgk• Shane MacGllfrey p1tt lwd tht' lir ... 1 two inning~ and thrnv to Iii '1 has1·rna11 Jake Hex.berg for .111 fllll •The Hot i..ll'' often"' prn· d11rt'd a.:ain'>t llll' <. a nJi11<11., in a g.11 nc l\1 arrh 1:1. l..t•Jdotl l11t1er Cl1am·.,., 11.,1rhcd haw fnur tinH:~'> and ~1·ur1•tl 1 \\licc wlulc l!eo singk<l 111 1wo run,. l-.al111 .111<1 JO'>l'Jlh'on 1·11d1 ... n ired 1w11 run~. awra and Willr11 l'at h p111 hl'd w1•ll tor thl' Hnrk11•' and Shnlhn reached h;.1w tw1ct• after h1•111g hit hy ,1 pllr h. V1•1rovcr rn.cd1• a do11hle play .11 fir,t II• l'nd tlw gamt'. 111 ~lwtland N.1111111<11 al·tion: • rl1c Hrt'Wl'ril. ll'd by Steven Faulconer, Jeremiah Sheldon, Jack RapUlo and Andrew Lai- dlaw. rt•1irl'd 15 of 22 <.uh hauen. 111 twu inmng .... l·aukorwr 'PC'ilrl'd a line drive a11cl Shl'ldon rl'nmled 11 putout.\ .11 liri.t. Oavld Fisher prugn''>'l'd ,11 lhe plait' • l!apill11 and ...,hl'ldo11 it'd the lln•wer' dt'fc•n.,iwly .111d offt·11 - !>n'1·ly ;iJong wilh l'a11lco11l'I .11111 I .<udlaw 3>(.lll1'1 tlw Marlin:-Oa· vid, Sydney and Matt Fisher. Jake Weyrlch, Ian Orlmec. Jack- son Kearl anti Sean Freemon all playt•J '>tr,011~. In Pony play: •Newport 1 larhor Swrm 5. Costa Mesa A.ngl'li. 4: Matt Sarvack wt.•nt l for 3. in- cluding the game-winning hit 1ha1'>cored 1.ack Gagnon to lead the Storm March 9. Gagnon fin· bhcd 2 for 3 with two runs '>cored and an HHI. Tim HJgh s1n1ck out the o;idt' 10 end the gaml· and added 1wo t'atchcs in deep· ce111er field. Nick Vlaha.kJs drew a ba:.c~ loadcd walk to giw the Swrrn a 4-J lead. Trevor Thomas walked a11d <,cored .i run while Danny Mos· kovlts added M>lid fielding at »hnrti.lop and ~in~led. •Stonn 6, Coi.ta ~tesa Oodg· e ri. O: Niko Hernandez tossed five !-.hulUut innings and wen1 I for l with a run scorc•d to lead lhe Storm. Eric HolJand pitcht:d tJ1e final 1wo inning,. C1agnon wenl :I for J while Sar- v.1ck had two hits in two at-bat:.. Moskovi1s doubll'd. scored a run and taJhed an Hiii whill• Ml- chaeJ Carscadden went I for 2 in the leadoff spot with a run :-cored. C.Oby Peterson !.Cored a run and played well in cen1er fielu. llCNT TREPTOW /OMLY PILOT CdM shortstop Jeritt Thayer throws to first for an out as teammate Jake lemmerman looks on. doesn't happen again." Ou.,,...... Daily f>llP( I '~I BASKETBALL Trojans, T-wolves win 1Wo youth basketball teams from California Elementary School in Costa Mesa claimed championships ln lhe Southern California Municipal Athletic federation Orange County tour· nament March 21. The Thojans, made up of sev· enth-and eighth-graders, used their size. speed and depth 10 overwhelm a team from Garden Grove in the final. 52-30 . The Timberwolves. comprised of third-and founh-graders. fin· ished the season undefeated, fol- lowing a 43 -29 victory in lhe final agalnst a ream from Garden Grove. The Trojans (9-1) defeated an - other team from Garden Grove in the semifinals. after posting a 55- l 8 triumph over Buena Park in the first round. Aaahlah Vanna, Andrew Ayala, Nicholas Pope, Eddie Tormsek, Luu Nguyen. Sean Ulrich, CA>nnor McXendry, Ly Nguyen, Troy MdJanahan and Ryan Reddlng made up the nojans. Six teams from Costa Mesa's Recreation Division qualified for the tournament. Another team from Garden Grove pushed the Timberwolves (9-0) ro lhe limit in the second round. but Costa Mesa prevailed. 37-36. ln the final, Cosla Mesa used a 16·4 third-quarter run and even· tually pulled away for the title. Tunberwolves' players in· eluded Brandon Hau. Robert Sullivan, DanJeUe Moran, Jeff' Carlyle, Jordan Parke, Klmo Wa- ldm, Melinda Sulltvan, Brandon KJ.npJey, Scott Witgner and Rob- ert Blackwell. In Newpon-Mesa National Junior Basketball All-Star action: •Newport-Mesa's eighth-grade team won two of three games March 27-28 to qualify for the NIB national tournament. R.f. D'Cruz led all scorers with 20 points to lead Newpon IO a 51 -41 victory over Santa Ana South In an elimination game. David Dalton grabbed eighl rebounds and scored eight points as Newport took a five-poinl lead inco halftime. Newpon jumped to a double- digit lead in the second half on the slrength of a full -court press. Travis Kuhns (nine points) and Brandon Davis (six poinls) contributed to Newpon 's scoring. ln earlier tournament action: • Newpon 65. Santa Ana 52: D'Cruz led Newpon with 17 points while Kuhns added eight points to go with seven points and eighr assists from Niko Her" nandez. Ian McEwan added six points and four rebounds while John ~ tallied six points. four re- bounds and four assists. " Trey LaGnndeur grab.bed five rebounds in the first quarter and finished with fout points. Taytor Stnenson helped lead Newport's charge. •Los Alamitos 68, Newport 60: Newport. which lost to Los Alamitos -the tournament's 1op seed -by 35 points a week ear· lier. showed grit, but came up just short. Newport took a brief lead at lhe beginning of the second half, receiving strong defense from Hernandez. who finished with JO' points. WW Kelly added nine points and tough defense to go wilh l4 rebounds and eight points from Brandon Whitefield. ln other NJB competjtion: •The Newport-Mesa Fighting Blue Hens captured the Division I seventh· and eighth-grade Na- tional Junior Basketball Olampi- on:;hlp with a 58-52 come-from· behind win over Anaheim. Co-caplain WUI Kelly led the Hens with 18 poinls and five steals while fellow co-captain John Swift added 12 polnts an<t six assists. Branden Whltfldd rallied 12 points and 15 reboun<\i . to go with 10 points and fou.( • s1eals from Matt Joslyn. · · Parker Rhodes contribu1ed six points, lhree steals and three as,: · s ists and played stellar defense. : : Jake Stac.howwiak. Qay &q-: ver and Chris BenvenutJ spear-· • headed a swarming full-couit • press 1ha1 helped Newport ovet· • come a seven-poin l haJftime deficit. Newport finished their season 12-1. In Newport-Mesa fiflh-grade All-Star news: •The girls went undefeated in area play to win the South Orange Counry sectional NIB tournament Saturday and Sun- day. Team members include: Kas- sie Stratton, Samantha Archle, Laura Martinez. Kylee Malone, Kelsey Woo, Ellle NadaJ, Duran Sharp, Saylor Schroff, AllJe Mos· kovlts and AJex AJeUo. Sam Aiel- lo and Lonn.le Nadal coached the team. TRACK ANb FIELD Youth meet set for April 16 Children ages 6-15 are invited to compe1e on a recreational level at the Youlh Track and Field 01ampionships at Newpon I far· bor 1 ligh April 16 from 4'.30 to 8 p.m .. Co-:.pomored by Newport Aeach llecreation Services and the Newport ·Balboa Ro1ary Oub. the multi-even\ compclition will include individual running along with throwing and jumping events. All participants wiU receive an evenl T-shirt. First·. second· and third-place winners will receive MUSTANGS Continued from A6 four and earned the win 10 im· prow 10. I· I. Cooper struck out the first two bauers he faced. I le retired the side in order in the sixth inning. ending the frame with another strikeout. In the seventh inning. he in- duced a groundou1 and walked the next batter. Then Peterson came on to dose it out. The left· hander walked the first batter he faced. but struck out the next two to e nd the game. "We're playing better:· said Deats. who has been trying to preserve his pitchers' strength. "We played welJ on Satuniay. But we're just trying to get through lhe tournament. I think we've got one too many lgamesl. and on Saturday we got burned.~ While Deats was pleased with the victory he said lhe Mustangs could have generated more of- fense. considering they started off so hot and Paramount pitcher Chutes Parra seemed to tire as the game went on. awards and will qualify to repre- sent Newpon Beach in lh(' Orange County Championship meet in May. Optional clinics are held a1 various school and park sites and are included in the $10 pre-regis- tration fee. Meet and event rime!> can be viewed at www.city.newporl· beach.ca.us. Oick on Depart· ments. lhen Recreation and fol· low the links. For information or 10 obtain a registration form, call (949) 644· 3151. cho drew a walk to open the frame. After a strikeout. he a~ vanced to second on an error from a Jeremy Lara groundbalJ. Camacho then went 10 lhird base. tagging up on a ny ball by Alvaro Vasquez. It wus the only time the Pira1es had a runner on third. Bui Gonzalez induced a groundout, a ball that Pisarski. the third baseman, gloved and made the throw to Sanford ar fl.nit to end the inning. Sanford went 2 for J with an RBI and a stolen base. I le nearly was perfect. but Paramount left fielder James Martinez made a diving calch to s1eal a would-be single. ln the fourth inning, Sanfont led off with an infield single. us- lng his speed to bear the throw from third. He never scored be· cause the Mustangs OJed out three straight times. Alex Domin· guez. Costa Mesa's designated hitter. was also apparenllt robbed of a single. as Martinez • left his feet for another highlight : play in the fourth Inning. ~ ,,, ... c...c...,.,.. ~~ eo..Mwi 0 Thayer Is now 6 for 7 in rhe tour- n1unent. "We made some crilical men- tal mistakes thal gaw them a couple runs,· Emme said. "That was the difference in the ball· game. We have to make sure that CdM plays hoM to Aliso Niguel today at noon In a fifth-place ~mlOnal. La..._ 4, eoton. def M• 1 · ICON by lnmnn La Habra on ooo ") -• 7 CdM 001 ooo o · 1 7 VelalCO and Rivera, Cont.ant and t<elly. W -1.'elal()O, ~. L -Content, 3>-2. 28 -Stowell (L8l. Lucld.ty for the Mustangs, they o did not need the runs mainly be- ' cause of their pitching and de- fense. looreby.,... Paramount ooo ooo o • o 1 J Coti. 200 000 0 ' 2 4 , Mesa '-"-and Aguller. Gonulet. COOS* (51. Pwtenon (71 end Beneon. W - Gonnlez. 1-1. l-PI"•· 2-3. 28 -Sanford (CM). HR -Pller9icl ICt.11. In the fourth inning, Para· mount shortsrop Marco Ca.ma· ..................... .......... ......... ......... rhe fotlowinc penons .,. dolnt buslneu n · fNCd11~t. 7925 We1t- m1nst11 Blvd., Wn t- mmatllf, C111forn1a 92683 Trun1 Ho.na. 2020 s. Nevis Ct., An•h•tm, C1llfornla 92802 Thls bus1neu Is con. duclad by: an lnd1w1du1I Haw• you started do1na bu~ln•u yet? No Trun1 Hoene This stalettMnt wu lll•d wrlh the County Clt<ll of Oran11e County on 03/08/04 2004 .. 17SU D•lfv Pilot Mtr 23, 30. Apr 6, 13, 2004 T962 ..ulHTIFF'S &TATE•NTOF IWUOES C.. No. IC 071121 ~~-~ SUl'E..Jboum Of TMEITATEOF CAUFONilA FOR TME COUHYY OF lOIMIGUES MICHAEL ""ll..ER. Ptall'lllll. .... PETE A AANOLO AAHOlD MANAGEMENf GROUP. Ill et o.Mndanll TO OEFENOANTS. PE'TEA AANOLO ANO AANOl.O MANAGEMENT GAOUP, ANO TO THEIR A TTOANEYS OF RECOfU> HEREIN Plaintiff. MICHAfl. Milt.ER. '*8tlV 11Mes ~~ on fie~ on 1119 het4lin In the llmO\M'tl ot S3U75 00, 10Qethtr ""'1 ,,.,..,... ..,_ acconilnO to prod at trial 2 AellO l9bie aftOmeys ::c:.,~~~ laWIUI ~ to proof .,.., l!lel ~~~r:i[~R2004 In Pto P9r 966& Wllahtfe 8o\ilelrerd Suite 801 ~Hillt,CA0-212 03116/0.t. 03/231()4, ~~ HE'ln'Offf BEACH-COSTA •SA OM Y Pk.OT IS<141SS llOlll Of fl1nlDl fOAIS iiW mAllOfi PA'llCI lll01llY 0'81 CA$1 llO. A224423 fo 111 h11rs, btnefi· c111lu, credlloll, con tlncent crednon, and P••sons l'fhO m1y olh •••1'41 be lnleruled tn the will 01 estate, Of both. ot PATRICK l lM-OTHY O'NEILL A PETITION FOR PRO BAT[ ha. been foled by MARY HAUf' T on the Supertor Court of C1h fornta, County of Or. •nu THE PC llTION FOR PROBATE requests that MARY HAUPT be 1p pointed a~ pe1son1I •epru enh t1v1 lo ad· mm11tef the u tate ot tht dtctdent THE PETlrtON requesb aulho11ty lo 1dmon1ster the tSl1te unde1 the Independent Admon1s tratoon of [Slatu At.I (This •uthoroly will allow the petsonal represen tat1Ye lo l1he rnany achons w1thuut obta1n- 1ne COUii •PPI oval. Before lahine cerlaon very 1mpotlanl achons. hol'fever. the per son al representative will be iequ11ed to aiv• 11oticc In Interested person> unless they h-v• waived notice 01 consented to the pr oposed action ) The 1ndependont ad m1n1sh a hon authority will be ar anted unless •n inter es led per son liles an ob1ecllon to the pellt•on and show~ anod cause why the cour I should not g1 ""' the aulho11ty A Hf.ARING on the pelit•on will be held on 4/79/04 ~· I '4!> p. fl\ In Dept t /J IOC~ted .it 341 I he Coty 011ve South Dranie, CA. 97613 tr YOU OOJLCt to the aranllna ol lh~ pet1hon, you should appu1 41 the h~artne and s tate your ob1ecllon' or lilt written obje<t1ons with th1 court Poli cy bttOf• lhe l\e111n1 Your ·~"•"« m•y bt 1n pu son o r by your attorney If 'YOU AR£ A CR£0f f OR or (Ont1naen t creditor ot lht dtct1sed, you must lite your ct1lm with !ht COUI t i nd mill • copy lo lhe personal represent.live 1poo1nttd by lhe court within loo• months lrom the 11•1• ol the first 1ssu1nct of letters u p1ov1ded 1n Probate Code section 9100 lhe llm• ''' 1!11n1 ct•ims will "not u p1r1 betote tou1 month~ horn the hear1na d•I• nohced above. YOU MAY CICAMtN( lhe hie kept by the court ti you are a person In· terested In the estate, you m1v file with the court a Request lut Spet.1•l Nohce ( lo111l Of. 154 J of the t111na ol an onventory end appra1ul ol n tate as.ets or of any peltll-On or accoun t n provided 1n Probate Code sect.on 11~ A Hequnt for Special Nohce torm 1s 1w11tahle from the com I ct11h AHer-y fw Petlt'-r1 JOMM •• llAU, n o. 2747 N. GllANO AVI., nu SANTA ANA, CA 9 270 5 Published Ne wport Beach/Cnsta Meu Daily Pilot March 30, Arml 5. 6, 2004 lM96~ S......tf .. I '"'""' flctlllM ......... The follow1ne per ion h•s abandoned the use ol the r1ct1t1ous Bu\1 ness Name Prel~11•d Insulation C1mtrAclors. 1678 Sn l ewl\ Street, Anahoem. CA 9780~ lhe F1thhou~ lh1\1ne$\ name refe11ed lo ahu•c wo loted '" Or JllR• County on 01 22 2001 f IL( NO 20016852fi52 Piet er ,.,.d l 11v11 0 11 mental SutuhfH1'-, tnr (CA>. 4926 Via Cv11ttnto. Yorba Linda. CA 9?886 l h1s bui1ne~~ 1~ cun duded by • cor pur aho11 Prcfeuad Enyuvn RMnlal Solution~. Rt&m• Sl11nh1us. Ste of COf p Thts st1temenl wa• hied with the County Cle1ll ol Ounae County on 04{0S/04 2004 .. 11041 0•1ly Piiot Apr . Ii, 13, 20, 27. 2004 T969 ........ ... I ........ ........... lhe lollow1ne peuon hu 1b1"doned Ille use ol llM! ftct1hous Butt ness N•me A/C 4 t ess. 2018 W Chdndler Ave , Sent• An•, CA 92704 Th• f (s:llllous Bus111ess name t efe11 ed to above wh h ied 111 Or a nee County on 08/99. rtLE NO 19996814421 M1euel Alberto Crut, 2018 W. Ch•r1dte1 •Avt , Santa Ana, CA 92704 Javier Suartl 1940 W Marh St , Santa Ana, CA 92703 This business Is Lon dUtleO by co-par tnPrs M1auel A Cru1 lh1> st .. temcnl w.l\ foled with the County Cler~ of Oranae County on 03/12/04 2004'971206 Daily P1tol Ma•. 16, 23. 30.Apr 6.20CM T957 fldltlMlllslrim It.ts..._. I he lot1ow1111i per sou' .ire do111~ bu•me•\ a\ Cu.u tline Propert y Managen\ent 16'.>H Bol\a Chica Soule 700, ltunl111Rlon Buell C/\ 91649 ld leyba, ?981 Ink woOd Place. Cosio Mes•. CA 91626 I h1> bu.oness. 1s con ducted by an md1v1nual !lave you started no1n11 b11s111ess yet? Yes 04 01/2004 Ed LevbJ This 1tatemenl w,i, liled with tht County Clef k of Om net County 01104/02/04 2004691091S Hun1tn11lu11 Beath t11d• pe"dent A111 6. 13. /0 27. 2004 1966 .......... -~ The lollow1n11 11111 )Oii> •• e 110111& bu,.ncu ~~ •> r •ntu y ll•uball M•n•a•• ol tile Yur b) Fantai y B•>eball Moty, c} Motv. 2'!>27 Andover Pt.. Cost• Mesa. C~h torn11 92616 Sh1wn D•v1d Wood. 7'.l? I Andove1 Pl Co•t~ Mesa, Calito1 rH~ 92626 Th1$ IJu:une),), t~ t.on ducted by "" md1v1du•I Hawe you s tar led duma bus1nn~ y•P No Sh ... n 01\VICI Won\l lh1\ >l~tem~nl WI\ tiled w1t11 lht Count_y Clerk ot 01111te Cour1ty on 03Jli;04 200097041 Daily Pilot MJI 16, 71, 30,Apo &.?004 19~0 · flctlt•illnillns --.s ....... lhe follow111g ''""'"" "' e. doma bu"lmes\ tt' Qudllty Co111l111 t !>y>t~m> Mec,\111~,tl 2'>00 W 01anarth1Jr11• fl•• Su•I• ·u-I ull•r '"" t<1htr n•~ 9783.l I••••• s11 .. ~1 1009 " Hai bm Blvd •44 An• helfl1, Calo Im nid 9280!> lt11b bU~U\f!.$\ t~ LUU ducted l)y •n 111t:t1v•t111.11 llave ynu ~IMINI 1ln111~ bu~one" yrt7 Nn J11111uf St1tttt•1 "'" ,1,1tomcnt wu> tiled with llw C'.u1111ty Clerk ol u1a11~e Co1111ty Oii OJ/17104 l 004U71201 0,11ly l'ot!\I MM If> ?l, JO Apr 6. 2004 19S8 fictlllM lulMss --.s ..... f he luUnw111g p .. l ,Un'\ Me dCllfl~ ht1•110il''\' .-1' I mp11 e IJt"ll" t .i1(i "•µ~ A"ull•le>. 1,11") WruorH Avt· f,r. Hu11 t111~tn111!1'11111 ('/\ 'l~MI Mnt t~/d MHh.wl "'·' 6/()0 WMI ""' llVIJ hC: ll1mtingt1111 ll•A1 II I.II 92647 ftH), ou~1n('••, ·~ '"'' dudt:tf b y <H I 1fl<l1v11l1t.:1t Have vuu ... tdr kd dOlflt: bu\lnt'~ v~I ' l 1q (>4 r111 1Cfl I /Ir• 1111~ •IUemeot wo hied with th" Counh Cle•~ ot 01 ant• t:nuntv Oil O:t/19/04 2004H 792'7 0•1ly Pllol MM :tJ. JO. A11r 6, IJ, 2004 1961 ~ ...... NmtS...... I he toll11w1n11 P" \on~ •• • d111nit bu••n~>\ o One llut 1 Da11Ltnli ')? Cr eek Ro•d • 1.17 llYrn• C4lolorit1d 9;>&().4 Ah~un Brown, 22 C1 eek Rd •132. trvone C1h 101 n"' 9?604 I h1)i. bus1n~v. '' "on 1h,.ted by •11 111d1v1du•l ll1tve you ''"'led do111i1 bu\lnes• v•ll Ye\ Of>• 01/03 All~on Brown ltllS 't<1l•m•11I WJ\ ftled w1lh 111" Cnuntv C:teik ot OrM1t~ C:ouoty on OJ/O'J/04 l 004H777SI Daily P1lut Mdr 16 j!J 30.Av• & 2004 19!>1 RdltiM ..... "-S....... 111~ tullnw1112 l)eo SOii\ "' *' cto111a ll11)111t''' ~> Hm lntt Rt'nuv .. t1un & P,u11t111,;, !>847 ( ROLh 111~ Hor\t• W.tv •b, Or dllgu. Cdhlu• n•• ')?869 llllM\ $(nil lt1)r IOI\ ~114/ I lluCklllM llW ~e Way •6 Utt.lllKP C1..1\1 ........ 9711(,'I flus 011\111t'\!<t. ·~ c 011 d1u;tl'Lf by •"' u1d1v1duJI fhJVI• VOii ,1.u ,,.u dom~ bU'\~ltC\"> V•'l 1 N11 ft11tU1lt111 100 Hw. '•\i\h:ooont -..."' filod w1lh lhr fou11ty ct •• ~ "' Or •"'I(• l:ounty n11UI l':l 04 20046979078 0.111~ l-'1lnt M.11 7 I IO Apo 6. I I 1004 1'.16 I fktl1iM lusiitss N.tStattfllllll lh" l11llt1 .... llll!. JICl•llll' .u 1• lhJttUI IJU";ttl11\' '"· '''""'' th lpt•t •,' ''l ~ ~ •• ,.,,,,. Sh r1,t t 11•.t.t M1•~ I A. 'llt.71 I lo"' to Plat·e A duded by a COi por alwn Havr you •ldrled do1n11 busone.> yet' No Coasl•I C•te Int l•rn•• S Rober h /CEO/ Prtside11t Th•' st••••n.,nt w .. s llled with thr County Clerk of Oranar County nn 04/02/04 2004 ... 0 .. 4 0~1ly Ptlut . Ap1 6 13. 20. 27. 2004 T968 .............. "-S....... The lulluwme 11er suns dt,. dum" bui1ness ~s A c; 4 l us. ?500 W 01 an11etllo111t> An Suite ·u· rullrrlun. Cahlorn1~ 9711JJ l•v1er SuAre, 1009 S liar bor Blvd #44, An~ 11•1111. CA l'!2805 l tu,. bus1(le'\s 11. t: nn dut led by lln 111rt1v11l11•I ll~ve you starltd do11111 t>u .. 111'' yet 1 No la•1c1 Suar el I h1> st .. tement Wd~ hied with the Cuunty Cler~ ot Or anite tountv nn03/IU 04 20046971209 041ly P1lut M•r lb 2J JO. Al'r 6. 2004 T9'.>6 flcftlM~ ..... S""-' I he lnllowmK ''"'<On' t\tf! dnwg bUSIOHSS a\ M A.110.n M•111•. 'l Noo val. Nl'Wj)ul t Beadt, Cal1tu1111• \!i!6~7 K•nu•tll fn111111. l'hvu 2 Nc tvdl N1·w1Hnt Brdtll Cahluonoa 926'>7 I tu' h11~111ess 1s ton d\I\ h a.rt b~ an mdt\Hduat Hdvf: yuu .,I.tr t~d 11,ung bU\lllC~~ yet' Ye' l/ I'!> 121»1 K~1rnr-lh I 1111ng Chou I h1' ,f,1trmeut WA' l•l•rl with the C111111ly 1'1.,1\ or ll1•11ge Couuty "" 0 j 79 ()4 '10046980148 0.1lly l'llut M•• JO. Apr (, ~~ l'lf·~· FktltlM luslnns .... s ........ Av.11111, Or•na•. C:al1 for ma 92861 Cynthia ~ C11 lu 1207 [ l1er1ton AVtiflUC. 01 dOQC C•lrtOr nod 92867 O~v1d W Cdo tor. 1207 C Tr11n10 11 Avenue Or•nw•. Callforuoa 92867 fhtS bU"\1114'&.) tS COil· .JucttO by husb~nd and wile H•we yuu ,1,rt«I dG11111 busmen Y•t7 No Cynth11 II Ce• I•• th1' ''•lemenl wa• loled with the County C:te1 h ol Ou nee County on 0311?/0' 20CM .. 7UOI O~oty Pilot M•1 lb 23, 30 7004 Ap1 6 2004 I~!> llOllCI Of APPUCAnbl TO W AlCOllOU( IMIAGlS °"'",... ........ Io Whon1 II May Concoru lht Name(s) ul the APllllrantl\) •~/ .ur BROWN RtCllAHI) Kt Nt IR lhe dllPh<•nh h•ted •bove •re •1111tw111g to tllf Uepullmenl ol Mu>1•ol1c u.,,,.,, ~•• rontrol lo '"" ''" o1h{>ll( ll••e1 ditt' •I ?26J r AIR\llCW RD Sll t COSt/\ MCSA I A 9261/ lv1•~ 111 li.en\c(sJ A11111.-,1 lu1 41 ON Si\I t tit IR WINl I fl llNG l'l /\Ct Publ1~hed Newpo•I llc~d; Co•.to Mt••• O••ty l'otut A1>1 1l b l J i'O, )()()4 1970 D TUe.sday, Al>nl 6, 2004 A9 -------2MI .......... -..... .... ... s...... The tollow1ne per soil• are doon11 buMil••• H Murucip~t Jua1ement Rec:ovt"Y Set vices. )01 South fuchd Street Lot 54. Santa Ana. CA 92704 Melissa K Davies !>07 South £ udld St Lot S4, Santa Ano, CA 92704 t hts busmes' •• con ducted by· •n 1nd1v1d1••I Have you star led do1na busmen yeP No Mehua K Bayle> fhi> st•temenl wll• llled with th• County Cler~ of Ot an11e County 01103/12/04 2004'97U20 D•llY l'llol M~• 16. 23. 20, Apr 6, 2004 •. T9!>2 fktlKM ..... , "-*-" lhe followm11 pvt lOR• are dutnv bu~•Ot:\~ ~~ AP£)l Cf.M. 676!'> we,, m1nste1 Bl•d Suite I. •4S8. Westm•n,le•. Cahlor111• 9268J \lu Le 8!'>32 M1•n1 Ave Westmtn>let C•t 1to1 ma 92683 This busmes). '' \.Ull ducted by an ondmdual !lave you •tar led do111g bus111ess y~P y._, Jl/15/200J 1/11 Le lh" ,1.tcmcrll w,1\ 111•'1 wolh lh• Co11111y Clor~ ut 01 an11~ Co11111y 111103/08/04 '1004'97 7"11 Od1ly P1lc>I Al'I 6. I 1, 20.77.2004 1!11)/ .......... ... s...... fhe loflow11111 pi!t•on• lie doma bu~1nu~ n Sp1d1~ 2U, J 8!'>6 I I lornfo St t4026 llu11t10j(I01I Buch, Cahfurnoa !1?6411 Carolynu Su~ Kuti~ 18561 ftor1da SI #4026 flunt11111to11 Beat h , CAh h11ntd 9Z648 I his bu\1t1ess is ' 0 11 ducl•d hy An uuhv1d1Jal H••~ you •tortcd (IOOI~ bU•llle•s ycl' No Cat ul~n Kestle fht~ ~1 .. terneot w .. :, hied w1tfl lfltl Cc>u11ty Clot~ of Oran11• t.u1111ty on Ol/12/04 20046971S:S7 Oa1Jy Pilot Mar 16, .13, 20. A11r. 6, l004 T\149 Tell Us About YOUR GARAGE SAU! In CLASSIFIED (949)642-5678 ''••fl ym1r ( 'ur "r ( 'lauifit'tl ! Best place in the world to advertise! Call today to place your ad Classified 642·5&78 ___ D<·adlines--- Rates and deadli11cs arc subject to change without notice. The publisher reserves the right to censor. reclassify. revise or reject any classified adven isement. Please repon any error that may be in your classified ad immediately. 1be Daily Pilot accepts no 1Jabili1y for any error m an advenisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be all owed for the first irisen ion. CLASSIFIErAD -I~ Monduy ...................... r:mh1y 5:00pm Tuesday ................... Monday 5:00pm ANNOUNCEMENTS & MISC. GARAGE SALE BUSINESS & FINANOAl Cclflecaltla/ TQET _Mll_moni_llll __ lla __ n_&a CENTER 1475 '°" ss 4 •1co•os n c --------lllo.. <::llwa:, l tc. ~s & Ens .Ill Allee. SiAr. tube arrv. 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Canr un ftorlda, • 31 other destination• I 800 891 0556 Aldlalll 141.1 WANTED ANTIQUES ()!def Style Fumlt"'• PIANOS & Col~ .,-......,'6.•l~ •\(•-·~·~·'""''"'· M CASH PAID SS ..... ,... . .,~~ wt•UYUTATU ·-·~...,.,,-,..,.. . . CO,JSl!iN~1FIHS Hy Fax 11>.JQ) 6' I 6"iQ.J 4 Nc..·.1'4.'. ult tmk .)itur o.ml< .. u~J '''""" nu111tic1 ""d .... ·u ,.u1 \t•U k.K ~ V.ttlt II f"t\.C' f.l~Olc:" I lh Phorw 1(i,H1 M1-"i67X I lour~ B)r l\lail/ln Pl'r!'\on: 'If) \\'t''' B.1y Strl'CI t ""''·' Mc,a l '1\ 1)~6~7 At Ncwpon Hl\J & ll.1~ St Wl:drn.·sday .............. Tuesday 5 :OOpm Thur-;day ............ Wt'd nt'~day .S:OOpm Friday .................... Thur-.<.lay 5Jl(lpm Saturday ..................... Fnday J :OOpm T.:kphn11e 11::-IOam-~ 0011111 M11mlay-l·ml:1) \\'.,I~ 111 X lO:u11 "i OOp111 M1111dJy l ·n.l.1~ Su11day ....................... Fnday 5:00pnt l ESTATE R SALE Gtllenl Announcemm 1610 HOU5I SITTllG Wt1ter wnrklllR un oon fiction twok will llOll\C Sii & care Im yo11r home Prel•o b mn comm1tmenl nr lllllR~I Rnb 949·647 '1044 HEN.. TH SERVICES Mllllcal StfVlcll 2515 MSCIWT1l Y MO COST te y.olt New Po-wi-t Chan St'.OOll'f\ 11@,rntv d1SCl)41nled '" e.ci 111t1orl\ C<JM toll free 1 i.nsu. 9199 24 ho\,~ • d.'.ty to set rt VOi• quoNfy (CAL•SCAtO HOME IMPROVEMOO SERVICES 2600 ........ .... -MOVI£ WATCHERS CARN up to S 1200 per week to rent and wtch mnvlM l'fllh friends •nd l•moly App I V on I 1 n e l'fWW.mowoemob coni I· 954--537-~ (CAI. SCAN> HOME RMIHllGS ,..... -.... , 0 c-..... cond SIOO. t bl.:t. W-~..,a.-,~ mul l aee 949·!166·9000 NASA mtm11ry fo1m mi tt lll "'w In ptn hc w/w11t1Anly $696 deliver 949 3!>'!> 8097 "" (HlllY SUIOH 110 ~ -i. brllOd -'1 box nnt -WIYlll ssi> sac S2!I() g&e, 07 ~ 3010-3940 m SOOS·SISO Furniture 3'35 leather Sola & luveso t bf ~m1 ntW m the ' ';\tf" M115I S~ll C~n d•l1•r1 S/9'> 949 1!>) 809/ ---DHk• l lorg• <om•• de~k' h~ht m•ple r cherr y desh. ? rnatt111n11 t.ltau s 114 SOI 6015 JEWELRY/ 3460 DIAMONDS/ PRECIOUS METALS c .... c ........... Old Co111s! Cold, s1lv~r, 111we~y. w~tches, anhqoes roll11ct1btes 949-647 9448 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS """°' 3510 --... ==· btlbr •• '"" ~ ' ' Wlrlbn. .., yrs i*1. nvsl ... $tfiJ) OOo 714943 2975 STOU&ClAU Bahy Q-nl. w/r:Mfw al ~ & ~· 10 YI_, r1rlty $1«'i0 14-&til:' cm 3110 HSCUI 911 l rte ·~ Uneer h lnlln Ht1t>Penl Pet Owners Need llelp. Well Mannered A dull Cats & Older Oo1s need new homes Ad1>11t Adult An1m1h 30 d•Y return Polley. WWW 1ntmalMl•0th Oii ._ ICl1'TU5 & CATS Ontt on II n 11 -••1•~"°1~ """'~l)D.y ...... ... l*iod lil!9d. ndnd .. dtlwllm!d. .... ~ ~.....,h.W..r., a 11*11 12.,, 986441:DJ I.~. I f ndt'X IULESTATE [m1 llll'ALS 7402-7U6 91.0YMENT ~J lWOlnllmEs aoos-as10 AUIOMOTM& 1¢1 lll8CltA110ll MISCELLANEOUS MERCHANDISE Mllcellaneoos Mefdlandlse 3855 SHCI 01Jlll11Nt.~; ~O" .. lt~'\'j fft,lft l,..IJlll/t•fffH1ll1tl ""o•.-t1th \wll C,tt ·H't"• '-hHIJ\ t.ttt lh H,, HV Covrf' /\mer u ,, •. ''·'" e-.,.1 to rn''••lf 'Y''' m' All\1tlt1l11 $1""1 I fill 1111 J/17 4JI Hl'.i.fttOt 111111lt1\ WWW l\b\uh•tr''l"l'I .... 1 <Cllt <\fANl 9000-9750 Prime Offl<• Sull • llllJ>"" f,$(1 I lrM1 l I /I. Iii' 1,1 .11 i 1 ll!J ~I 'llllw tlr,,, N1·W1'111\ t r-nt,.r Aw.11l.1t1I" 'I I /41J It llHI LOTS/ACREAGE Lois/Acreage Wanted 4740 NtlR 1111 llN NI W Ml XII 0 f'oon ..... , • 1 u1tt1l~ \p•-• ,,., ul 11 IAU .. ,. h1.v,h ( .. ,,.,,, y ' '"' h M .1t1tr• r111uh·1u•,1 •11· f1u t11u1mt.m1 mt·,ulow' ·~11(1" w ..... , rm ~:··ou' vu•wir. 1lhm•il.111f ••lk 1' rll"•H Y••,u lt•111Ht ih t '°'·" "lh1flvul11hlr H1•t l'flt Business Oppottunltin Businesses 1nd Fnnchlses 3905 '"'·Ut Y"V, htll m '-iUI '""I' pr 11 1••1 I " "'•II At I t;A.~ll C:ANllV ll"lllC (u>\n'l '11)11 Will ,, Oo 'ft111 ,.,., 11 SROO 111 4 1111111 •• Mu,t ~·'r' C:'411 ''''Y? -Vo111 own trn ''' ow1tt>1 (f1> NMI K Xf,f, 1 •nlly H111I• 1111 h11t.-lO 111 'ilh f II Ill • S( A.N I mAt funtl' .uul t Andy All - 101 S9 9'.J~ Mulllvrn(l llUt00"1l NI W Ml JUC:ll 11 C 880 1:1.11111 Al•t1 140 M 011ly S49 'JOO O~tt P~1i. NV 1171'1 Ad1~1••111to N~to1111,1l l lk HOO '1911 \II ND I nt ~'I ti•• 1 '""'II ICfll ·st flN) v..1m• f\!111!111111 k.1111 It AISOlUTI GOLDMINll 60 VMdln~ ITOM hort~\/ e.cclle11t kl<•'"''" •II lot S 10,9'1.i l!OO l,J.1 6411~ I EIXl V•mltl1" «lO Mi.. hil•'' S8./60 ti... Re~t I 1H" hon\ I ~ lll6 '4!i4 ?4/ hi\ (CAl •.SCAN) WATDlntOM._ OfS...UTOti...S AVAIA. 71~ 371?2001/1>.ll _ ........ ~Ulm •1 AND AUC llQN• ?OO P!()f)~rllel """' he •01'11 l ow dol'fn/f I F 1n•nr In&. rrct u talo14 80 0 !IJ6 9 1 ~4 WWW I ANt>AIK' llON COM t'Oll$~1 ,,,,.,,., v~ ln1 A(Jtltttl ptf lltotOrO\ U1U"tl 'f)1'C ~ C.rn11I ~1mt "fl1<-0 Jtt•ot Ahs11l11ll'IW A•,111111111 v1tt1111t rnd l11mf Htrn1u1~ 1. pr1v~t,. hut w1Ut y11t1u ftHttHt ro11c1 "'' f "''· 1md '"" "" r I 1111•• 111 ~~'-'""~ Rmd'•'o 64:'\t r11MllClllll Miii 1888 ?9:> WIJ (r.At •st.AN) I tOMC.S f-OA SAi I: ORANGE 5400 COUNTY Under the Scn·icc Directory Banner Reach 80,000 H omes Each Weck For Only $32 per week (4week minimum) Call Lorraine at (949) 574-4245 STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? • • • • • • • • • • • J1lf ltgal Drp11rtmrnt ot thr Doil] Pdot 11 pfttJJtd to announa a ntw smil(t 1101111//lntlablr to nrw bum1rJ1ts. Wf wt!/ now SEARCH tllf namr far JO" at no extra charge, and J1111t you tht 11mr and thr trip to thr Court Housr m Santa Ana. Thtn, of rouru. 11ftrr thr It'llrd1 is comp!ttld wr will flit your fictitious busintJJ namr 11a1rmm 1 umh tht County Cltrk. publish oner a wtrk for four Wtrks as rrquirrd by law tmd thm ft/( yo11r proof of publication with thr County Clrrk. Pl.tast 1top by f() flit your fictitious businm namr stattmmt at thr Daily Pi/oi, 330 W. BaJ St, Oma Mrsa. If JOU cannot stQp by. plra;r rail us 111 (949) 642-431 I and Wt wiU mtlkr amingrmmts for JOU f() h11ndlt 1l11s pr()(rdurr by mail If JO" 1hould lwt anJ fa rther quations. pltllSf caU us and UN' will br morr than glad"' a;1i11 JO"· Good fufk m your new business! ~~-~~~~~~--------------------------------------------------~~~~~~- • ,. I !i AIO Tuesdfy, Af)f~ 6, 2004 ...................... ........... ...., ... 1'1 NEIDTO SEll YOUR PROPERTY OUR HOMES OF THE WEEK PAGE ON SATURDAYS CAN HELP CALL ANN GINOIOUS '4t-S74-424' lOllAll OOOlllU 949-S74-424S Wetorlro•t cott•10. canal•. LI P•lk>. lb1 , lb• w/ofllce • detached I bt. I b1, 1•• • 2 X prl1111. ..Ail !I/I yr ly S2800/mu lor both uhl~ incl t 4 t -2'0·12•0 btr•t doc~ •••~o ev411 ISH Mk-Qu"'t St Jb<. Jse&i bllh, MW etpl:s,/ pnt ~ts. 1< p . S18nn Cut1el 714-tl S-2064 Corona del Mir s1 .. dlo, lowe r """· quiet new cupet no P•h S8S0 mo • ullhlto t49·222·6'01 2"' I loo NIW ~Ill 1)4f11, '"'~"'' .,ondo'W\ I • i"' • opeoe< w 11 lliolJV; ""' .., ______ _.,_ llel uk Sl4'>0 949 640 16) tuWPOlttltllGHH .,, n.1v ~ t11 ••n V.-w 1111 111, • S1u'tt•1 '.1111 ~t ~ l'XJ U> I lloyoe•t/Dov•• Slto.e• '> (lolrHI 4 tl•th I ""I l'lllNl'trl\I <; ONl Y I 1t1I 11»1 °)44 ' ~I'> t 8AOlBAY COTIAGI ,,, (h I 1•1 fU ~··---·· lll> lf1 luillM h h t:'•d \•UI i~l"l1' !\N/f) llh l RESORT/ VACATION PROPERTY FOR SALE Mountain Property 5965 I I •JI 111011111 111\NI II I • l~I "' V'l'IC"' ly }1 / •• ,,..,, • ._ • • Vc,11 I I t , .. ,. 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""''· SYFJ ""' 1ao r /ht '"""' 94\1 M!> l//h EASTSIDl ~111 llv ln1 d VJttil O"I u" \Iii fl i1w 111 I .tltt!lt° U¥till ~11~1 ~ttl ; w•I•·• loJ\lt tMltl ll4!bfn • S'~Jl dq1 l l"IO t• I (7 14) SJIS·0447 EAST SIDI 71>1 11,. hut" .. 1t,.n l1vrnt duum ht y,,u1t H• ~Wt wd lif!r.Ull SI •1~0 in" 'WI t,,/ 1 /'ii I 41N 2bo ............ ... t ,.,I• t. fr,..·J1 I'·""' flll)'f"t yi111I S.,' •l• i1t11 ~' I orn.t I "' hi" tM•t 1.4•1 'r'1I f , , u,.u1 110.111 111y I 0 -... l l r ?la Pool Hom• t l fH I• !;'t1h .. , • ,,11 ' 11111 ft .. ){d f14fh 1 ' ., '.1·11 ''" '" I •.-.11 111 y1 f1 ll1J \ttlh HI • .t J\~' MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS 1 111t1pltttf"'1v '••mrnJ .. lt1-if Hh I pt111f i Jfl(.)0 UHi IOI I •"" 11• " .. ' '14•) f\4h /h/ C Irvine Sh.dy ,....,.., c...-. "'• 4':t.i.t '"'4! ,by I"'""' I' K·•t .. o R•" n1 '\C huHI-.; Sl!JUD ""CW! 171 'Jllll llental To Share 6030 Newport Budl Uulboo I p1 1f m ,1.. -·~ \ ....... , t .... ,. 11.1 .. h'..1 Il l! l•U1H1,,f1 )'''' /111 It I,.,., •WI Ir/'•,,,,~- Storage/Garage Space fOf Rent 6060 to•n '' ti .. '•' "'' •4(t t ,,.,.,. , ...... ,, , .. , 111 I t '<N t•lt .1tl ,, lv11 "\'I M1 t 1 «"«J I 11 ~ II I "I I I 111 •ii ORANGE t:OUNlY Balboa Island 7400 YlAltl Y UASlS flNl NlWPOttT HOMlS 81U GRUffOY RlAl.TotlS 949-6 7 S-6161 o.-tr ........ Apt lutty fur"'d. hl<n llftf. will '"" "' lraclt for personel tr"'"'"' 949 400 !>0!19 llr llo Aftt. l1Z blot~ Ir uni lhe huch, PMklll~ IJIOVll!t!d Sl2001nlO c.11 Sam hetween 'l.,n !>pm 94t-278-7tOS WAllt TO HACN Ibo & }t>r New \.dtprt. \trtrnH4 tole ""· nrw 4PPh•m"' w Wd \htH ' dry1•r IWUcJfl Udo •Pl l11i 1n1 I /bt S14'1'1 'M9 646 7'114 St6SO..., 1742 ....... trS A11 y ~1Jdll1•U'> ?tJr l l>a. f 1J ll<W \ltl\. 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Sout.lukah "rung ""Ith Wc.1\ u1cn:all of ooc nu ttump, lhc comb1n1111on ol onl) one spudc st~r and four cards 1n t.hc Olhn ma,or mllkL'1 a takeout cklubtc the ~upcnor .:hok r. With ull 1111! ckfemtvc >~ngth uuppcJ bt-t"f<'n rwo good hand..~. North·~ IC.tip lo four Spades IS Ix) ond rcpro.ich. wi-:..•rr • K 7 NOKTH •9 "652 A2 11 6 s •.A K 6 OJ to'> A Q J 2 • CJ 10 7 t:A!\I . " 7 6 5 .&3 IO'I •JIJSJ 2 SOl!"fll ·~~Jl0 3 K7 ·U • 11-' Opl"tlln~ knJ· ()uc:cn ul It )Oii '"'"""' "" cn111. )l>u i:,1111101 w111plj11t 11 lli.: pun"hmcnt 111' tilt' • rtflK' Uut 111 hJvc tn pay the p1pc•r 14h<n you h~"~ nc~ tr.1m)_IJ'l'~\t'\l I\ h.ll'h 1mkeJ West led the q11t.-cn of hea.r1'. I lad Wc>I opt((( for u luktout duubk mthcr than tlflC no trump. dcd111w might h:l\'c won in dummy anJ lllkcn !he ,pai.1c fino~. lllld been <kfc~tl<d. 8111 1hc uut.111111 markcJ Wc~t with the kinjt or lrunt~ and dec~r \,\ollo\ quick tu take advantage ot 1h1~ ~nowll:\lg<'. 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