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Home My WebLink About2001-01-03 - Orange Coast Pilot( . . . . . SERVING THE NEWPORT -ft.Af.SA COM.MUNmES SINCE 1907 ON 1H£ WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 2001 ~ewport boat owner left with a sinking feeling •Fisherman lost his beloved 'Bonnie Jean' and now could face criminal charges for causing a fuel spill. Math)s Wlnkler DAILY PILOT "It looks like I'm gonna get in trouble." Gregory Harold Newport Beach fisherman ) the mooring just west of the Bal- boa Pavilion, Harold's boat bad already hit the ground 15 feet down. Losing his sowCJ:! of income isn't all Harold ~ have to deal with. Since Harold estimates about 35 gallons of diesel spilled into the i· harQ<>r as a result of his negli-I City asks for help creating standard boat fuel tanks NEWPORT BEACH -It's been a rough two weeks for Gregory ' Harold. boat alter hi.rrting on the engine to charge the batteries on Dec. 15. I.:eaving the 28-foot-long "Bon- nie Jecm• -named alter his late mother -unatt~ded~ Harold hadn't realized thJ\ a . nose came lose and pumped wat€r iA the boat. gence, he may face cnminal charges after harbor patrol invesll· gators band over their findings to the District Attorney's office. •In a letter to Reps. Cox and Rohrabacher, Councilman Tod Ridgeway urges them to investigate ways that would cut down on fuel spills in the harbor. . Mathis Wlnkter In a letter dated Dec. 15, Coun- £inking h1s boat was oi\e thing. But-facing possible criminal charges fot causing fuel to spill in th~ harbor means the new year DAILY PILOf olman :Tod Ridgeway asked Rep. . Chris Cox (R-Newport Beach) and • hasn't been too happy for the 43· • By the time o!ficers from the Or!Mlgc... County Sberiff'9. Harbor Patrol Department had amved at •it looks like I'm gonna get m trouble,· Harold sa1d Tuesday, adding that· he fel~ashamed for \ causing the fuel sp.ill. ·• .. A tishenna_? m Newport Beach NEWPORT BEACH -City ofh-· Rep. Dana Robrabacher (R-Hunt· cials· have urg~d their congress-mgton Beach) to assist the city in men to introduce legislation fl.s efforts to prevent pollution. , requiring boat manufacturers to "Unllke gas ti!hk inlets for cars, a.-• ye~·old Newport Beach fisher- man. Harold accidentally sunk his .. SEE BOAT PAGE 4 I use standardized tank mlets to / reduce fuel spills in the h~rbor. / SEE TANKS PAGE 4 . ( ,. , .. ,,~ I ·-- Defense attorney \//. John Barnett, who represents Eric Bechler, has secured acquittals fo~c hi -profile clients. Will it work for Bechler? ~TO UUSTRATION BY .10SE J SANTOS I OAILY Pl.OT 00HN BARNETT Pt«:>TO I CARL HDAL40. ERIC BECHlER PHOTO/ BRIAN POBUOA. TINA NEW ~O I OON LEACH) DffPai Bharath DAILY PILOT ohn Barnett was drawn to Eric Bechler's case like an '80s puzzle enthusiast to a Rubik's cube. For the ace defense lawyer, peeling away the layers of a complex case is like piecing together a puzzle. Irs what he enjoys most about his job. • Barnett, 52, is representing Bechler, who stands accused of killing his wife, Pegye, during a boating trip three years ago. The trial resumes today.after a two- week break. What makes the case inter· ~g and intriguing? The body of 38-year-old Pegye Bechler was never found. Barnett is best known for defending Los Angel~ Police Officer Theodore Briseno, who was acquitted in the 1992 state trial of the poliee beating of Rodney King. Barnett also won acclaim for successf:ully delend- ing fonner Marine Thomas Mer- rill, who was accused of a ttou- ble slaying in a 1989 robbery. at a Newport Beach coin shop, incarcerated for five yea.rs and then freed in 1995 when a jury acquitted him. But for the fi.fst time in 21 years, the man known to be Orange County's winningest defense attorney said, he is han· dling a case without a body. ·such cases are rare,• be said. "The sort of personalities involved in this case are unusu· p.. Many murder cases involve I criminals, gang members or'rob· bets." In contrast, the ~echlers Uved in glitzy Newport Beach, played volleyball and raised three children. SEE BARNETT PAGE 4 Annual frost arrives at Hoag· children center •For a fifth year in a row, preschoolers get a taste of winter. Del.-tte GOutet DAil Y PltOT cbMges to enjoy. &ch yeor the center's name- sake, now 90 years old, makes ll visit ~ uks the c:hildien it they would like a lotld of snow to play in, said Donna Ruiz, diredor ol the child caro center. Although mo.t ol them don't really know whet it ii, the an1wer It always yes,· Rui:i: added. And to tblU" •Aun Kathy,• Who wtlh her husbtnd. the late 0... Alhbadr. dODated Sl;S mlllon '° buDd the fedlity 10 l:" .:r.::-. ttaDar of •Mamlpy, could~-· • JOHNWNm • Aee: 52 •~Attorney at law • ttometown: Orange • FemAy: Wife Patty. two children in college • ~ t.awdegtM In 1973 from tti. Unlver5ity of Sao Francisco; Latin major as~ unde<graduate at UC Irvine. • c.w hltlhllghts: Won acquittal for Los Angeles Po&ice OfflcM Theodore Briseno in the 1992 state tr1al of the police t>Mtlng of Rodney King; succ~ fully deMt ided Of. Thomas GloM, who was chlfged with rNStennindlng the att.ck of John W~'s daugh~. Alssa Wa'jne; axoumel for funner Marine (.pl. Thomas Metrill, ~In 1995 In a ~ Be.0-. dOuble mutder, afte< second mnat, won acquittal for a for· mer Long s.adl police officer accused of shooting • mo10rist during • tr•fflc disp"9 In Fountain Valley aftet a 1«· ond July dedated ftsetf deadlocked. ·Maddie Kato, 2, getla look at~ mowwttb tbe beJp of ll@r dacl. JOft. TIM ddadaa. cmtlrat Holl lta1, .... ... .. ...... _., .... •t II Council I I renews~ skate park debate •A divi~d council rehashes old, controversial questions regarding site at Hamilton and Charle streets. Jennifer Kho DAILY PitOT COSTA MESA -Two City Coun- ctl members on Tue~day called for a new vote on a controversial skate- board park at Charle and Hamilton streets. A deadlocked and divided counal was forced to return to familiar, con- troversial ISsues surrounding a skate- board park at C'1arle and Hamilton streets. The council had not made a deci- sion by press time, but it appeared that a mollon made by CounoJ.r....-. woman Karen Robinson to reverse an earlier council decision to build the park and to research other sites would not pass. Robinson, along wtth Councilman Chris Steel, said that alter reviewing aty documents regardmg the deci· s1on, they don't want the city to build a park at that site. • 1 still have substantial concerns that the Charle and Hamilton site is not an appropriate one for a skate- board park,• Robinson sai,d, "The council is now on notice that this ls not a sale place. I believe we have a need for a skate park, we deserve two skate parks. But we cannot forego safety just to get one done. We need to pick the ct>rrect site.· The location of the park in a mixed residential zone instead of in a com- munity park. the size of \h~ lot, the proxunity to homes, the lack of restrooms on the site and the lack of sidewalks were some of the reasons Robinson said she opposes the site. Steel said he would like to revote on the issue with a full council and with more information from staff. Counc:ilrnan Gary Monahan, who has previously opposed the site and could have been a th>[d vote to drop the Charle and Hamilton street site, was absent from the meeting, SEE SKATE PAGE 4 llllD QAg& I &llCIS 2 Ml.ICllA'm 7 SPOl1S ' -2 ~.,... .. _,... ....... lft on ... 91'ro~I Jolw\_,.,. ....... ...... ........ I .. .. .. 2 WedQesday; January 3, 2001 COMMEN(ECOUNTDO\VN . PET OF' THE WEEK Molly ... MOlly, a 12-year-otd female cat; ls available to seniors wbo may beve trou- ble supporttng the veterinMy needs of an older ~on a 6xed inconle. The Community Network's new •Pets for Seni • program will rescue /' older~ that otherwise would be eutha.nlzed and pJ4ce·them in the homes of the elderly. The network will pay for the necessary veterinary needs • of the anltnal 10 contrlbute, make ·• c:becb payable to •pei.for SeniOn. For more information, visit the net· work'• Web lite at http://www.anJrnal network.otg or call (949) 759-3646. Donadom can be sent to the group, wblch Is the ftMndal ann for the Anl-11¥l1 Network of Orange County, at P.O. Box 86621 Newport Be&cb. CA 92658. ·Adoptions are bekl every Saturday and Sunday in fron ol Russo'• Pet Experience at fashion Island. suite 1013, 1013 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Gettl~. INVOLVED • GITTING INVOt.VED runs peri<>O- lcally In the Dally Pilot on a rotating basis. If you'd like infunnation on .cjdlng your Of9aniz.ation to this 11$1. call (949) 574-4228. · EllVIROllMEllTAl llATUIE CEllTER Volunteer trail guides needed to help visitors learn about their environment. (949) 645- 8489. EXCHANGE CLUI CHILD AIUSI -· PllYENTIQll CENIER Donate new sthool supplies or become a volunteer to help- C!hildren victipliz~ by child abllSe. Volunteers work with Daily Pilot and holiday ~ebrations to the Jewish residents and oth- ers at Fairview Developmen- tal Center in Costa Mesa. Vol- unteers will •adopt'" a facility to provicfe programming of Jewish content to the resi- dents on a monthly basis and will be r~ed to take a TB test and fifigerprinting back- ground check. Volunteers are needed to provide comfort and support to the Jewish ter- minally ill and their families. (714) 445-4950. • The Jewish Family Service of Orange COunty is sponsor· ing an ongoinq Jewish heal- ing SJlpport group for people experiencing qhronic illness at 7 p.m. Thursdays at the Jewish Family Service, 250 E. Baker St., Suite G, Costa Mesa .• Free. i>re-Yegis~ti.OI\, required. (714) 44 5-4950. ' county referrals to assist high-JUNIOR LEAGUE· Of . risk victims of pareptai drug addiction. Drop off supplies at · oUNGE COU'NTY the Child Atf«se Center_ .i£Wso'™~...Yi..:tx'J'"s;t1 · · · • Office "in Ce>Sta ~ corMrltted ~o promoting voi- Newport Blvd., No. 7; or _ untarism developing the Union Bapk in . Ne~ort potential.' of women and- Beach at 1090 Bayside Dnve. improving communities (949) 722-1107 · through the eUective action FISH -MOBILE MEALS and leadership of trained vol- unteers, is seeking n~w mem- bers. (949) 261-0823'.' • KAISER PERMANENTE HOSPICE SERVICES , GREG FWI' I DAILY PILOT Call (949) 642-6060 to help .friends in Service to Human- ity (FISH) assist with the Mobile Meals program and provide ongoing emergency assistarlce to those in need. Both always seek volunteer assistance in a variety of areas. (949) 645-8050. Volunteers are needed to pro- vide four hours per week vis- iting patients qr doing errands Tor them or their care- givers in communities near volun\eers' homes. (562) 622- Skylar Miles, left, 9, and Andrew Belden, 14, take advantage of the recent spring-like weather to commence the countdown for the lallll;ch of a model rocket at Marl.ners Park. . ALMANAC DUI ARRESTS The following were arrested recent· ly on suspicion of driving under the influence. They have been arrested only on suspicJOn of a crime, and, as with all such crimes, they are innocent until proven guilty. COSTA MESA Jan. l • Brianne Riggtns, 19, Costa Mesa • Juho Cesar Antunez, 19, Santa Ana . • David Marcus Kelaila, 38, Irvine Dec. 31 • Hennino Rubio, 28, Costa Mesa •Richard Vanberc:J<elaer, 53, Costa Mesa · Dec. 30 • Darren Dean Beach, 30 Corona del Mar , NEIGHBORS The Salvation Army Advi- sory Boar4 presented New- port Beach resident...., ....-.. with a life mem-~lp on its Orange County Advisory Board It the recent Spirit of Giving Awards event. Tarbell became a member of the board in 198• and was the first woman chairperson of the advisory board. She is the foundt!r and director of Women of Vision, • ministry of World Vision. She teaches at the SNll· mar Leaming~ in • Costa Mesa and worta . FRIENDS OF THE NEWPOIU' LIBRARY • The bQ.ok store needs book donations for the Christmas . Book Sales. Good quality children's and nonfiction books are especially needed. They can be left at any of the branch libraries -Balboa, Mariners or Corona del Mar, or in the special book closet next fo the Friends Book Store at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. Volunteers are needed to ~taff the used book store located just inside the entrance of the central library. Volunteers must be· members of the Friends of the Llbrary and are asked to work one three-hour shif\ per month. (949) 759-9667. GIRL SCOllrS 3805. •. Y" LAGUNA GREENBELT INC. Volunteers are need ed to assist Laguna Coast Wilder- ness Park staff and James Dil- ley Preserve staff and docents with hiker registration and general public orientation. (949) 488-0287. LAGUNA SHANTI Laguna Shanti, an organiza- tion that works with sufferers of l:fiV and AIDS, is seeking ccUtng-volunteers to assist with running the front office, delivering meals, providing transportation and providing complimentary therapies such as massage, acupunc- ture and chiropractic care. Lisa Toghia, (949) 494-1446. LIFELINE LIVING CEN· TERS •Jeremy Loeak, 21, Costa Mesa •Mark Henry Terepening, 46, Redondo Beach •Robert Isbell, 47, Costa Mesa Dec. 29 • Ryan Hoi Lone Yee, 28, Encinitas •Fernando Martinez, 35, Orange• Dec. 27 • Claude Daniel Hinson, 43, Coro· na with the Orange County Mental Health Assn .... F.M. Amert. a senior vice president at RBF Consulting, which prOYfdes planning, design and constructlon setVlces. recently was appointed by Gov. Gr.y Devil to the state's Santa Ana Re1jlional Water Quality Control 8cwd .-id has been submitted to the state senate f6r confirmation. Am«I was IPPOinted to tM OrMge County Board of 5uperWon Development flrocti$1ng Review Commlttae In 1992.. where he tllfwd • the cheinMn Md Is still • mem- ber. He is a gradufte of C.I Poly Pomona with • bachelor's degree, end holds • mas- tef"s degre. from c.I State Long Buch. The water quality control board was created by the state Legislature In 1967 to ensure the highest rNSOMble quality of water of the state. It is composed of nin. reglOnal water ~control bollrds. The s.nta Ana region. which Includes Ne\tJpOrt-Mesa, CM' on behatfof AllAI •• neigh- bomood ~ Monarc:M'aytor Woodlrow,Md fortwomas- ter-plllnned communities -Coto de C.U~Lennar Communfties and S.. Elijo HHls ~ s.rt Elf.. Jo DeYelop- tne(lt Company ... DMK,a Tustin-based, multi-dlsclpllned building profesAona~ recentty comp&eted $270,000 In tenant lmprowmenu on Quiksilver Youth. • new ~·ty toddler-to-teen dotNl'ig state at Fmhion !Mand. The 1,40(Hqlw•foot pro- ject began In tMy, and Quilcsllwr Opened a few months before the holiday semof\ " Girl Scouts of Orange County needs volunteers to be trained as troop leaders, serve on special committees and give lectures, demonstrations or'classes. (714) 979-7900. GIRU INC. OF OUNGE COUNn Volunteers are needed to offer educational and enrich- ment opportunities for girls and boys. (949) 646-7181. Mentally ill adults rely on the Newport Beach center for reiidential housing. It needs professional fund-raisers to support and maintain this : resource. (949) 675-1700. HUMAN OPTIONS MASTER CHOULE OF OUNGE COUNTY NEWPORT BEACH Jan.1 •Marco Antonio Santibanez, 34, Santa Ana Dec. 31 • Rene Uriel Galindo Delgado, 39, Costa Mesa tlnUes to be one of the most r~ p · Ing ... of the state, Mtvlng fM ""'~ people •.• The ~gh ~ Inc. "' '°"'" . ta MeM has been nwnect a flnelilt fot t 5 awerds at the Feb. 24 MAME c'6ebretlon. ~ by thi Sates Wtd Mlltl9tif'9 Council of the Building lndUIWy ~· The The Anim.I Network of Orange County ~ed 82 ~ anm.ls during 1he month of Decembet. The group holds ~ tfoos eYefY s.turday .-id ~ lri fror1t of Russo's Pet ~1<e In Newport lwh. The organization shelters, counsels and educates abused women and children. It is looking fot volunteers. (949) 737-5~2. Ext. 24. The performing arts organi-. zation n~ volunteen for . computer input, ticketing, fil· ing and handling phones. (714) 556-6262. Qec. 29 MEDIATION CENTll • Steven Randall Mac Isaac. 44 , Dana Point Dec. 28 Mards~ honors~ In design.~ .nc:t ... Md f'IW· ketlng within the hofne.buadlng Industry. Roxburgh will compete for \op honors In to ~.The firm's m.ttettng eJCCeltenc. • -··-spotttghts ~ ....... In the(~.,.... dl'*1 nocewonhy Information to ~ Owlflg via fM at (949) 6*-4170, Ot tend ..m.11 to ypung.~tlmes.com. JEWISI FAMILY SERVICE OF OUllGI cou11n I • Volunteers are needed for The Mediation Center of Cos- ta Mesa needs volunteer mediators, case specialists and assistants {or mediation cases. Bilingualism ts a plus. (949) 574-5990. • Monica MaYT, 38, Los AJami'tos Dec. 27 -has been recognized for ~ complt_ted • Siizanne Garcia, 29, Costa Mesa VOL 95, NO.J THOMASK......._ P\.4bPltw TONYDGD90, Edltcr UCNll«, OtyEditor M.91-.... Allls1.lnt Oty Editor •••••MAHAL. ~Editor -CMl9°" $pOtU £dlt.or DUMM~ ~fcklr .,.,.....,., ~°"9W lft'WMOCllW. "'°'° .... Nt1't Ol'l1WCl • ...,.ll'ilfrll '*-W u..; •fl• PtotwAkn , REAQERS HQDJNE (949) 642-6086 Record your-comments about the Dally Pilot °' news tips, AQ08.E$$ Our addrG Is JlO w. '~St.. Com Mesa, CA 92627. CORBECTJONS It Is the Pilot's Polky to prompt· ly «Wrect all erron of substanca. ,...,. c.all (949) 574-4233. rn The N9wpoft~ ~ Delly Pi6ot CWS-14'-eoo> II P'A>- llhd ~ ttvough Slturdlly. In H9wpol't leed\ atld cc.... 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SURP flOMCAST F.U conditions In most •r..s with some spots g«ttlng good surf. W•kt· to ~J\Jgh Wf\lft~. .. J.5 1·5 s.;s H M 11DU 100AY First low t0'.A2 •.M.-........ " ........ t .9 F"trst high 3:5t •.m ........ """'"'""'4.4 Second~ 9;Jt p.m..p .................. 1.5 s.cond hfgh J:5S p.tn-........... ·-······ J.O TMUMDAY First IOw 11:A1 a.m-......... ,"'"'•' t.1 First high 4:32 •·m-............... "'" 4.8 S.COndlow 10:25 pm ........... _ t 7 Second high 23' p.m. __ .,... .o ... Ill &•• 51 COSTA~ESA •Amon .,._enl: Petty theft was repotted In the 500 block at 1:27 vn. Mondly. • AW of h AmeftcM: A CM Wti stoMn In the 3300 block It l.-o9 a.m. Monday. • Crb rtlo ~ V.ncs.tlsm WM reported In the 100 block et 9'.la .. ,,,. Mondly. NEWPORT IEAOf • ...,... Ati•w Vllfldlts sp.y~ • WOfMn•s r • I lwtrOOftl et Harbor C>Udtet t:441.m. ~ ....... a.-SI* -llft ""'* at ..... dO.OGO w....-..lnthe2IOOblockM 1t:1Sa.m. ..... • ,_..._A._.. 111-. w. ..,,_ .._ e cs"' .. ,_ 1161dl M' PA~ ' •I I , Doily Pilot It's time to mow El Toro battk to national sfage I t has always ~ a source of some cUriosity that the epic and bitter battle over Ult! fate of El Toro has been waged, for the most part, as a local quality-of-life issue: This is not to say that an El Toro airport or an expanded John Wayne Airport or both don't have real and weighty meaning for the constituents of South County or the citi- zens of Newport-Mesa. Indeed they do. Byron de Arokol BElWEEN THE .LINE5..r Nevertheless. I've never Airport/El Toro strategy that believed that the great wads more closely aligns its inter- of money, the endless ballot ests with the broad long-term initiatives, the interminable objectives of the federal gov- court challenges or the fl;:un-H h ing rhetoric that have fueled emment. ere's w y. The truth 15· , whether the airport warlare here would determine the final John Wayne Airport outcome. That's because a expands or El Toro becomes . a commercial atrport has far more powerful warrior never been a local issue. It with interests far more is, rather, a national question expansive and profound that will be decided ooe way than those that compel the or the other by the authority local combatants has yet to of the federal government . step into the tray. · · " acting in the long-term That Goliath-woulq be interests oJ healthy interstate the federal government.-,. commerce and er sate and And that sound you hear -efficient national transporta- inside the Beltway is the tion system. government loading its If in its stewardMlip of our authority into the breach. national econqmy and air ~y? Because ~e · . transportation scheme, intractable and mconclus1ve wa~gton decides a Great shap~ of th~ local battle PaTk iS a bad idea and an El --hee:.$~9'-~~ro airport"soimds pretty broad .eco.R6~c;a!1d trans-good, Irvine Mayor Larry J5ort~tion u:npllca~<;>ns -Agran, the good people of , none of them positive ~ ~at his city and the flame throw- the federal gove~ent will ers in South County can not suffer gladly, if ~t all. visualize all they want. The To understand this -and park won't happen and the l am hopeful ~e fresh ~ew-planes will fly. But the feder- port ~e~ch City Council and al blade has the potential - a ma1onty of the Oran!:1~ perhaps more so -to cut County Board of ~upervis:o.rs . just as harshly against the ~o -IS to_ recogruze that its Newport-Mesa community's tune to shift the El Toro battle desire to keep John Warne strategy,l:\way t.rom the costly · Airport within its current ~er ~~tely m.cons~en-bQundaries. ln fact, the million folks. More ominous-port-Mesa perspective, that Jy, airport spokeswoman Ann additional capacity resides McCarley said John Wayne at El Toro. The folks in is on track to reach 8 million South County think other- passengers by the end of its wise. They want El Toro off reporting year on Mareh..31. the table, period. And their That's dangerously close to strategy -myopic and mis- the settlement agreement taken -shows it. They now caps, and is the strongiast openly talk of filing dass- evidence yet that John actj.on lawsuits to have the Wayne will slam head long passenger limits of the John into its 8.4-million-passenger Wayne Airport settlement limit before the current agreement thrown out agteement expires in 2005. unless the Newport-Mesa Confronted with a nation-community stands down in al air transportation system its push for an El Toro air- in near grtdlock, it is folly lo port. It's a false choice that assume Congress, the Fed-assumes John Wayne's eral Aviation Administration, structural capacity of 14 mil· the Depart:nient of Trans-lion passengers -along portation, the Commerce with Southern California's Department or the airlines other regional airports -is and their hired guns will sufficient to satisfy the embrace a 20-year extension nation's air transportation of the current settlement needs well into this century. agreement restrictions. Nor Worse, it baldly igriores the is it at all clear that the 1990 equitable distJibution of ai~- Airport Noise and Capacity port capacity now and well . Act, which protects the cur-into the future. · · .. rent settlement agreement, We can't hope any longer will provide safe harbo.f. for a to persuade South County negotiated extension of the that an El Toro airport !s a caps and curfews. And the fair and equitable solutibn to reasons are clear. Two our nation's air transporta- decades is j~t too long of a .--tion needs. Knowing th"al.' horiion t9 assume air traffic it's time to re-deploy assets demand will re~ain stag-' and take the El Toro battle-- nant or decline. And giv~ to the nabonal theater that, it's improba!,>l~ thaf ilie where -in alliance with the powers in Washington will federal .go_vemment -we· imprison the nation's econo-· can fight for the health of my and air travelers to our~national economy and mounting flight delays, dete-air transpo~ation system. riorating air safety and wors- ening bottlenecks in inter- state commerce without some other opportunity to expand airport capacity in the region. Clearly. from the New- • BYRON DE ARAKAL is a wnter and communications consultant. He lives in Costa Mesa. His colurnn runs Wednesdays. Readers can reach him with news tips and comments via e-mail at byron writer@msn.com. .... Wedlle$day, January 3, 2001 3 BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Wmter winds stir .up little trouble High winds blew through Newport-Mesa on Tuesday, clocking in at 34 miles per hour at John Wayne Airport. Although a wind adVI~ sory was up beginning Monday night until noon today for Orange Couhty coastal areas, tbe winds have not caused much damage in the area. The only known inci- dent that could have been caused by the wind involved a boat breaking away from its mooring at the Balboa Yacht Club in Corona del Mar. The 40-foot boat drift- ed a short .distance into the bay, 'but Orange -County Sheriff's Harbor Patrol officers brought it back to the shore 11.fithin a matter of minutes. Nobody was on boari:t. authorities said. The windy conditions are oot1i.kely to cause any :damage locally, said. -Brandt Maxwell, meteo- rologist for the NattonaJ Weather Service in San · Diego. ~ • "These gusts are big enougp for people to look up-6.0d notice the wihd blowing." he said. "But it's not big enough lo be · destru:ct_ive-. • The mild weather 1s due partially to the warm Santa Ana winds that originate in the desert, said Maxwell. The winds combined with bright sunshine will keep it mild through the week. lytaxwell said although windy conditions are pretty normal fol' this time of the year, there have been more windy days than usual th.is winter. That is largely because of a change in weather pat- terns. -Deep• Bharath Water District selects new officer Tbe Orange County Water District board has elected a new slate of offi- cers and elevated New- port Beach's representa- tive to the presidency, Jerry A. King -who represents Newport Beach, Irvine and Tustin -was named to the top post by his 10 colleagues last month. King also serves on the board of the Newport Center Assn. Voters elected King, a Newport Beach resident, to the board in 1998. King ii a vice presid0e-nt.,__ _ _. at Costa MeSa-bas.ed Pso- mas. a· consulting firm specializing in land development aad water 1Ssues. He also holds a seat cm the Orange Coun- ty Beaches and Parks Commission and Santa Ana--Watershed Pro1ect Authority:"" 'the state legi.slature formed the ·water district in , 1933 to oversee the ground water basin under northern and i central Orange County. bal sldmuehes wi_th o\)_[ probability here U; more --.......:...._ ?outh County brethren. troubling for our twin cities. ---instead, we should proaden, That's because John ~esce ~d strengthen our Wayne AifPort officials alli~ces with ~?se South~rn recently reported that as of Calif~rma governments with November the facility's constituents who already car-annual passenger count_ ry ~ f~ b.urden of our. limited to 8.4 million bodies nations &r transporta~on each year by the 1985 settle- needs. And we should for-rrcent agreement _ had mulate a joint John Wayne grown 4.7% over 1999 to 7.1 .. 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I-or more information: ww .. ,.1fwtollroads.com 1 -800-~78-TRAK 1x7i~· YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO PRESENT 20 MINU~ES AGO. W-E'RE SURE THEY'LL UNDERwrAND. -,- When it comes to doing business In Orange County, The Toll RMds can ~l you to the right place at the right llm~. Thanks to a moft dl~1. unlnterrupu-ddri~. you11 ~ .. -e at )"OUf mttt1njtt AM •ppointmenu a tot quJckn. And • lot 1~ tttaM'Cl. That's te>methint ~f)'OM' C'ln undattand. The-.oino.d• ..CMIWll ~ .... ~. ... ~ .......... ....... 4 Wednesday. Jonuory 3, 2001 . ' I TANKS CONTINUED FROM 1 . there does not appear to be an industrywide stand.a.rd for the inlet style and size for boat ta.nkJ, • the letter reads. •unto~tely, a poor con- nection tletween the tanks, and the gas hose nozzles can cause serious fuel spills that pollute !iignificant portions of our Bay." Should boat mam,ifactur- ing standards fall under the domain of the U.S. Coast Guard or another federal agency, Ridgeway asked the legislators to help investigate the issue. But if Congress were responsible for imposing new standards, ·we urge you to consider introducing legisla- tion -or encouraging an administrative order -that would apply these uniform standards to all newly manu- factured boats in as soon a time as is practicable,'! the letter continued. · Cox and Robrabacher, as well as operators for Newport .,.. Beach's fueling docks, could not be reached for comment ·BOAT • ~~way siud Tuesday BARNEIT that an increase in complaints about tuel spills bad prompt-CONTINUED FROM 1 ed the move. "It'• probably a bigger •1t can by no means be problem than we wspect," called a criminal setting," said Deputy City Manager ~d Ba.melt. Dave Kiff, adding that three .. Bechler, 33, was arrestM main fueling docks exist in .4n October 1999 after he told the harbor. "We're trying to 1ormer girlfriend Tina New look at a way that would pre-du.ring a secretly recorded vent (fuel] leakage." ·............_ ~~versation about killing his • Eric leChler fltei his flnt .uotMy and hi• ..nwtt In anu.ry 2000. • After .wr•I deleys. the trt.I .,....,, tn ~· • The trial ,.,mes today after• brMk during the holidays . .,. While tracing a spill U>i a -,vue. Barnett's defense so far boat isn't always easy, thpse has been that Bechler lled to patrolling the harbor· said New to convince her he was a nesses -aggressively. Rather, they take negUgent b~havior "bad boy.• • be ~ake the tack of cornering seriously and pass the cases Barnett has nut only them with deceptively mild- on to the Orange County Dis-argued that New fantas~ mannered questioning and trtct Attorney's office. about romance with danger-meticulous preparation. "We're fairly successful in ous men, but in a line of care-"Il's almost like he treats gaining restitution from who-ful qU'htioning to the key them with respect,• said Jin ever pollutes the harbor," prosecution witness, be Chung, a recent law school said Capi. Marty Kasules, the worked to W}dennined her graduate who came to watch harbor master for the Orange credibility in the eyes of the the Bechler trial to "learn County Sheriff's Harbor jurors, inclucjing grilling her from the best.• Patrol Department. about .whether New believed Barnett displayed his .Kasules added that pa~l she was psychic. attention to detail when .tie 0~1cers try to contain spills His strategy has won the fielped jurors in the Bechler with booms whenever possi-admiration of colleague. trial visualize a story that was ble. . . Orange County public etched 10 his mind. But getting fuel spills defender Denise Gragg said As he made <bis opening cleaned up is the boat own-Barnett defends his clients statements. Barnett outlined ~r's . cesponsibillty, h~ said, with a combinatiQJl of •great events chronQlogically on a adding that comparues can intelligence and professionaJ large. white board, covering charge thobsands·of dollars to demeanor.· each episode with a P~st-it remove the fuel. · "He combines a brilliant note. He rippee off ~ n~tes J..egal mind with a great per· progressively as he {\aerated iOQ.allty. • she said._ . tlie story.' • .. Samett's not the kind to .. "l like to -diagram cases,· avoid _,EE.Oblems-...::d:.::unn:.:·=q~th;.;· e:;,__te_ar__.-=d-own;;;....-.:..P_rosecution wit-. he sald. ~t:or me it's fun. It's Christmas Boat parade, - - - which started Dec. 17. Do ily Pilot . what I like to do all the time. It's o hobby and a profe . sion.• Yet Barnett understands that no matter bow much tame and acclaim his job can give him, it can't give him popularity. "I've defended people accused of heinous crimes,• be said. •Kidnapping, mur- dering kids, multiple mur- ders. Yes, people ask me "How do you sleep at night?' But the satisfaction comes from knowing that he sent an innocent person home, he said. •When a doctor cures a person with cancer, every- body is happy,• he said. •1t could be Attila the Hun, but they're happy. But when someone is acquitted you h~ a lot of angry people ... People ·often confuse the defendant with the defense attorney." ~bove all, Barnett appreo- ates bis job as a thinker and as a man who likes to walk on the razor's edge. . "The stakes are high here -it's people's lives.• he said . "It takes practice before you get comfortable doing that. You've got to like doin~. , •And I fQel fortunate and blessed ,to be able fd do that ·every single day." CONTINUED FROM 1 for 28 years, Harold said that on top of the $1,600 it had cost him to get the bQat lifted out of the water, he'll need to come up with at least another $3,000 to get the 11-year-old ship to work again. "They used 11,000 pounds . of lift bagi and couldn't get it off the bottom,· said Capt. Marty Kasules, t.Qe Sheriff's harbor master. SKATE CONTINUED FROM 1 0een interested in bull ~~~. ~"...!JJM lffl !illW.S a park for 10 years and .Wate.r district'to began lookl.ng at locations i.n 1998, when state law swear in new board ·And that's without much electronics,· he said. Kasules said the company finally brought in a crane the following Monday and pulled the boat out of the harbor. Mayor Libby Cowan and Councilwoman Lirtda Dixon both spoke against reconsidering the decision, saying they believe the Chaile and Hamilton site is a good one. Harbor Patrol officials said after the company Harold had called to raise the boat didn't get on the case right away, six department officers had bied to lift the "Bonnie Jean• to After harbor patrol investi- gators finish their report and forward it to the District Attorney's office, it will be up to prosecutors to decide whether to press charges, Kasules said. •I will not support this motion,• Cowan said. ·we have a skateboard park. It is finalized. I think the £harle and Hamilton site serves dur needs very well." .,~ Mattress Outlet Store .. Ci\)i officials and resi- dents have debated the location of the park for more than two years. The ~ty h<,is 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One Block Soutb of 405 l'Wy '545-71 68 .. Entrep~eurs DficoverTheRoad TQ~ Making Money On The Internet May Prove Too·~! Entrepreneur Generates Nearly $100,000 in Sales. in One M\)nth! Want A Second Paycheck (Thousands of Dollari/Montb) Without Getting A Second Job? 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Gary Magner, one ol the great high school foot· ball playe.rs to ever oome out of Costa Mesa, died Dec. 21. He WM 55. His death bU been attributed to a heart pn;ti- lem, aggravated by rec.em_: hip replacement-surgery. Services in tbe northern California town of Sonoma were held Dec 30. A Dlilly Pilot Hall of Pamer out of Costa Mesa, be was a blue chip player for Mater Del High, Orange Coast College and USC. He· spent two sea· sons in the NFL in the late '60s. The ol(iest ~on of Grace and Jim Magner, he leaves wife Nancy, daughters Kelly and Kristi, grandchil· dren Andrew and Morgan. broth~rs Richard and Mi· chael and sister Pamela Fristed. · Donations in his memo- ry can be made to ~e Juvenile Diabetes Founda- . ti.on, 121 2nd SL, 2nd. floor, San Frandso 94105. Please endose a note w1tb your name and address i~unem ory of Gary Magner. -by Roger Carbon COWGE HOOPS nmmcs Vanguard University Men (4-8, 0-1) g tp •VV· Kemmy Burgess 12 238 19.8 Dennis Keane 12 180 1S.O Brandon Cablay 10 101 10.1 Ian Boys 12 102 8.S Ardis Cunis 12 79 6.6 Garid Beeler 7 42 6.0 Kevin Candelaria 10 S 1 S. 1 Gabe Goldman 10 36 3.6 Shawn Corkery 11 30 2.7 THE lJoNs 70 The Master's Colle<Je 64 Loyola Marymount 78 Unrv of Mary, ND 88 South Dakota Tech 54 Cal State Los Angeles 81 Western Montana 78 87 (Or) 82 n SS •• , • ~ HIU..ER I DAILY Pl.OT 85 Rocky Mountain Colle<Je 65 Lewis-Clark 51 Cal State Nortridge 101 80 S8 96 68 91 Vanguard's Kem.my Burgess goes up for a bucket In the Uons' game agalnSt Azusa Pad.fie. 79 Anderson University., Ind. 69 Cal Poly Pomona GOLDEN STATE Al'HLE11C CC>f4~NCE 75 Azusa Pacific (OT') 84 Jan. 4 -at Cal Baptist. 7:30 Jan. 6 · at Fresno Pacific. 7:30 Jan. 9 vs. Point Loma Nazarene, 7:30 Jan. 13 · at Concordia, 7:30 Jan. 16 ·vs. Westmont. 7:30 Jan. 20 · at Biola, 7:30 Icy Lions Jan. 23 -at Christtan Heritage, 7:30 Jan. 27 · vs Hope International, 7:30 ~!~· ~o-·:_t ~uBS:;~f~~36:30 fi ll Feb. 3 vs Fresno Pacific. 7:30 a Feb. 6 • at Point Loma Nazarene, 7:30 Feb. JO • vs Concordia, 7:30 Feb. 13, at Westmont. 7:30 Feb 17 ·vs B1ola, 7:30 Feb 20 · vs Christian Heritage, 7:30 Feb. 24 · at Hope International, 7:30· Feb 28 · GSAC Tournament Vanguard University Women (7·1, 0-1) g tp •VV· Kelly Boeke 10 128 12.8 Laura Lee 10 111 1 1. 1 Beth Weidler 10 101 10. I Becki Huddle 10 92 9.2 Erm Edmiston 10 85 8.5 prey •Sloppy opening does in Vanguard, 68-49, and that was j~t the start. Courtney McKinney 10 79 7.9 Tony AttObelli Marisa Emde 3 19 6.3 Robbin D1ttenblr 10 SS 5.5 DAILY PILOT Ritcher Fikse 7 31 4.8 ME~~ : ~ts WOMEN'S Deborah Candelaria 10 44 4.4 Paulette Seaman I 4 4.0 Jessica Linderman 9 21 2.3 not even enough time IOOPS Jill Trader 4 7 1.8 Kristen Axelson 10 11 I. I to reheat day-old pizza, but in 38 just 90 seconds the Vanguard ss University W'bmen's ba.sket- 88 ball fell into a hole it just ~ couldn't get out of. THI lK>NS 100 La Sierra 1 12 Patten College 72 Cal Poty Pamona 78 Grand (anyoR 56 UC San Diego 107 4 Sierra S8 Hoty Names 1 OS Lawrence Une~rsrty 5 I Rocky Mountain eoti. GOLDPtlTAft AntU'nC ~ 49 Azusa Pacrllc Jan 4 · at Cll lapbst. 5:30 Jan. 6 • at Fresno PKlfK. 5:30 27 1n the opening minute and s1 a half, the Uons committed 41 five twnoven and gave up 45 the first 12 pOints of the game en route to a 68-49 home loss lQ Azusa Pad.fie 1n both team's 68 Golden State Athletic Confer- ence opener Tuesday night. Jan. 9 -YS Point I.Oma~ 5:30 •After that poor early go\ng, we just couldn't get In sync,• Vanguard Cooch Russ Davis said. •All the credit Jan. 13 • at Coocordla, 5:30 Jan. I 6 -vs Westmont. 5:30 J.n 20 -at liola Uniwrslty, 5:30 Jan 23 -at Chrlsti.n 1-Witlge, 5:30 ~-27 -vs.Hope1ntefNtlonat, 530 goes to Azusa Podfic. We J.1n. )0 -at Azusa P.clflc, 5:30 1 w~re outpleyed, outhUJtled, Feb. 1 -vs .• c.r bpttn. 5:30 \..Ql.atcoached ... everything.• Feb. 3 -vs. FfWlnO Pedflc. 5·30 It didn't get much belt = ~o ~ ~~::"' sJO ofter that 0pen1ng 90 teCOndl. Feb 13'. at w.tmont. S:JO lbo lJoN didp't ICOl9 foe aves Feb, 11 • w. llolt ~ 5;)() ·• three minutes, while lh• Ftb 20 -w. ontian ~ S;lO tumov c:oounued eo pUe up. ftlb. 21 • w. Thi Ma•D•, 7:30 . 'The defending GSAC reg- feb. lA -• HoPt .,.....,.., 5:JO ulal'·IHIOn champon .IJonl ~.r.:w T~. tit, (7-3), ranked No, 9 la the *OOfiCOilfwi .. a AJA !Mltianal palll, pl9yed anything like a ranked team in the first half, falling prey to the Cougars' relenUes9 defense as well as the hot shooting of Catherine Solorio. Solono was 9-oC-12 shoot- ing from U\e held and scored • game-high 25 points for the Cougm (5-5). Stephanie Pat· ten added 10. Delplte the poor play, Van· guard tratled only by fiv points midway Uiri>ugh th~ Hrtt holf, Th '11 d shrunk to four before Azusa Pedf c went.on a 10·0 run for• 33-19 adVU\\og , llriil Edmllton I d the Llonl with nine ~. Whlle r Kelly Boeke chipped in with eight. Rachel Fikse scored five of her seven pol.nls in the final minute of the first half, cut- Ung the Cougars' lead to 10, despite 17 first-tiaU turnovers. The second half st.attod just like the first u the Cougars scored 11 of the flrtt 13 points, Jumping out to n 19-potnt advnntnge and n - er 1ooktng back. ~We hav to realize that &oam coming after ua. so we have to p1dt up our intensity,. Da Id • w ·u Wednesday if we bowlce bedl from tlda ld9. .. •Vanguard University pushes nationally-ranked Cougars from Azusa Pacific to the limit, but the visitors prevail in overtime, 84-75, at The Pit. Tony Altobelli DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -Tbe Vanguard Uni-MEN'S HOOPS versity men's basketball team~made vis- 1tin9 Azusa Pad.fie earn this one. Not shying away from the NAIA's eighth-ranked Cougars, the Llons nea4y pulled off the upset, but a couple of defensive laJ?SeS proved costly in Tuesday night's 84-75 overtime loss at The Pit. It was both teams' Golden Stace Athletic Conlerence opener. • , reel so bad for the play~rs because they gave a tremendous eUort out there.• Vanguard Coach Stephen French said. "They played their butts off and bung tough with one or the top teams around. We gave up some wide-open shots down th_e stretch, which the good teams like Azusa will make time after time.· The Lions (4-8) led, 68-64 with just over two minut~ remain- ing, but three-pointers by Jeff Staniland ·and B~!!lt Michel gave ~e Co,!!gars 114-1) an extra five minutes or We, which they took full acf vanlage of.~ -. - Vanguard opened the overtime period with the opening bas- ket, but Azus& Pacific went on a 7-2 run and neve.r relinquished its advantage from that point on. ( • Two free throws by Kemmy Burgess (22 points) and one by Ardis-Curtis cut the deficit to 77-75 before another Michel trey with 25 seconds remaining in overtime, sealed the win. "We've got to tiglit~n up certain areas of our defense so we don't give up those wide-open three-point opportunilles, • French sald. "Especially a good three-point shooting team W<e Azusa.· Corning into the contest, one of French's main concerns was stopping the Cougars offense an? rebound.mg in the pamt. The Lions responded to French's advice and outrebounded the Cougars, 22-15, and trailed only by two points after the hrst half. ·we played terribly in our previous game (a 91-69 loss at Cal Poly Pomona on Saturday), so I knew we would have better inten- sity tonight,• French said. "It isn't too hard to get up for Azusa, that's for sure.· ..). Burgess, Dennis Keane (18 points) and Brandon Cablay (14 points) took control early in the second hall as the Llons Jumped out ln front for the first time in the game. Cougars explosive point guard Caleb Gervm gave the momen- tum back to Azusa. The six-foot sophomore leaped high into the night and slammed in a missed Cougars' shot. capping a ~-0 run and giving the Cougars a 43-38 lead. The lead was four when the Lions' guard Demus Keane ripped off five straight points, followed by a three-pointer from Burgess. giving the Lions a four-point advantage with 10:26 remaining.• After the Cougars tied the game, four ma'de free throws by Kevin Candelaria and Cablay pushed th~ lead back to four with 3:30 left in reglJlatiop. Another 4-0 run t;!~ the g~e for Azusa before Burgess hit his fourth three-pointer of the game. Following a successful Azusa free throw, Cablay made a nice move to the hoop for a layup and a four-point Lions' advantage with 2:05 remaining. That's when the three's started falling on the Cougars' side of the court. Staniland (14 points) worked his way free and drilled a trey from the comer with 1 :40 left, cutting the lead to one. Following a big basket by Keane, it was Michel's tum to get open in the comer. His three tied the game with 50 seconds left. The Lions missed on their possession and alter a scramble for the lose ball, Azusa's Steve Mcilwain tossed up a 20-footer at the buuer that rimmed out. · - The Lions play at Cal Baptist on Thursday, followed by a road trip to Fresno Pacific on Sal11rday. Both games begin at 7;30 p .m. ._. STM MC.CRANK I DALY l'l.OT Azusa Padflc'I Jennller Barbone (42), left. pub a Ud on Kelly Boeke's lhot attempt Above, Vanguard's Paulette Seaman goes ln for a layup, which lhe converted lnto a three-point play. • ' . Doity Pilot SPORTS Wad~. Jonuory 3, 200 I 7 HIGH SCHOOL flOYS AND GIRU IASKUBALL SEASON STATISTICS, LOGS, SCHEDULES BULLETIN BOARD CM AL signups Cit•.., ......... ......... ---' .... SCHEDULE TODAY .... ~ .. High school boys -Orange at Costa Mesa, 7 p.m.; El Monte at Corona del Mar, 7 p.m . High school girls -Santa Margarita at Newport Harbor, 1 p.m.; Corona del Mar at Canyon. 6 p.m; (osta Mesa at El Modena, 7p.m. • Socci9f" High school boys -Servrte at Estancia, 3: t S p m. •Wrestling High school -Newport Harbor at Corona del Mar, 6 p.m. TMURSDAY • BMketb.11 ~ College men -Vanguard at Cal Baptist, 7:30 p.m. College women. -Vangyard at Cal Baptist, 5:30 p.fl'.'I. -• So«.er-'-"' High school girls -Mater Dei at Newport Harbor; l1S p.m. RU DAY '-!. .. -.11 High school boys -Estancia at Newport Harbor; 7 p.m.; M ission Viejo at Corona del Mar, 7 p.m. • Wat« polo High school girls -El Toro at Newport Harbor; 10 a.m. • Soexier High school boys -~diS9n at Newport Harbor, 3:15 p.m . • Wrestting High sdlool -Newport Ha'fbor. Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa at Estancia Tournament all day. .... ,,. HAlllOll llOVS (t2·J) Tony ~um ,, ii' ~ 'I A.Iron V.mtl 15 209 I l 9 2A Greg~ 15 150 100 21 ,...'lb6'G 15 12 s.s 11 £1111. '-tenon 1 s 56 3 7 12 Jamie oi.fenbactl 11 35 l.2 I 0 >ordaft Spigner I) 17 2.. 7 0*'9 Ctnillton 1l lS 2. 7 I N«tlm hjeYI< 1l 17 1.l 6 lr8d.. 7 7 1.0 2 Tte11k Tl1mble 1 0 0 0 0 n.~ 7J Huntington INch. 76 Corona del Mar 67 Loa Colt.a C..nyon 64 Foothill 13 C..labe.MIJ 50 "-ncho Verde 41 El Toro 6J ~Lutt..ran 41 Maonolia 49 El'roro SO ~rano Valley 74 EdfMX'I 55 Shorewood, Wlllh 62 Mlnaton, WllSh. SO ,.._High ~on, a.c..) JM! 5 -Es1Mld4I (home), 7 Jlln. 6 • Fount.t111 \/alley (home), 7 S..Vloew ...... JM! 10 ·at IMne, 7 Jan 12 • UQUN Hllh (home), 7 Jan 17 ·at Woodbfidoe ,7 Jtt1 24 • Allto Niguel Chomel ,7 J•n. 26 • lrv.ne (home) ,7 Jan. 3 I -•t LMJuna Hills, 7 Feb. 2 ·Woodbridge (home), 7 Feb. 9 • at Alli<> Nlguel. 7 5l )) 46 S2 41 19 Sl 49 17 66 n 6J SI 57 l9 NlWPOllT HAM0a GIRLS (2· 12) Evrta Castillo f4 ~2 ~ ~ Jllhanne Whltfleld 14 94 6 0 12 Athena V.HqueZ 14 65 4 6 10 =oolovK tO 17 l 7 10 lJ Woller 14 SO 1.6 t1 s.ra 8 24 3 O 7 l(tyJUll Mino 10 , 27 2 7 12 Amanda C.rnpbtll 11 18 I 6 4 8rlanna Broolu 12 17 1 4 8 Alex11 Kerns l 2 06 2 Allen a 6 oa 2 Tiffany LJndyy l O 0.0 0 Mtllm ScNrfe 4 0 0 0 0 T .. ~ 31 Fountain Valley M hper•nu 19 Univenlty , ~7 Mm1on Vleio 38 Trabuco Hilk 44 Co«a Mesa • 27 Weslchener ]1 Nontiwood 11 Alhlnnbr• 4S Brrttan.a, 8 C 31 Oomlnguel- 23 i..lr.e W~1ngton l7 <>aanv,_ ll fovn1a1n Valley Jan 3 -Santa Marganta (home), 7 S..\llew ...... Jan 9 -at Irvine, 7 Jan. 1 1 l..a9un. Hills (ho~). 7 Jan. 16 · at Woodbridge, 7 Jan 23 · Allto Niguel (home). 7 Jan. 25 • IMne (home). 7 72 61 51 41 4) 56 65 (OT) ]6 36 22 26 so 48 so Jan 27 -CO<on4I del M.lr (home), 7• Jan lO · at Laguna Hills, 7 F.o. 1 • Woodbridge (home), 7 • ~-I • at Alti0 Niguel. 7 • nonlqgue game ~ oa. MAI Ion (S-t) =Snell 1' I~ ~ ';, ~ 14 tl6 91 22 trewste< 14 114 a.1 16 ICtllln MMlcill# If 7l S.2 10 °*119 Ahhulef 14 69 4 9 12 M.n Marn.otl I) l4 16 s GMrwtt 8owkd 4 I 10 4 TIUl'iWtl Grev I 16 2 0 1l llake MlndllM 9 16 I I 4 EikGlett II 11 , 15 S 0...~ II 16 15 4 Tim~ 10 9 09 4 AIDG«o 2 0 00 0 l'lekA"-ll Newport 1-Wbor ll SI. JOlvi 8of<,o 46 s.dd .. b«t SO SllnU AN valley : r=a:~Wihon 55 Whfftr.r C'hl'lnlan 5l SantaAN 60 Mont<laif Prep 47 GanWla JS Ell Dorado S6 Glendale Hoover 61 HotteOame~ 65 ~Star Jan l -El Monte o-ntl. 7 Jan S M11ilon ~), 7 hcH'k ~ Jan IO -al L..loguna lffch, 7 } Jan 12 -NolttTwood (home). 7 Jan. 17 . EstM>C:IA (homt), 7 Jan 19 • Untwnlty (homt), 7 Jan. 24 · at CostA ~ 7 ,." 26 · l..itQuna Be.ch (home). 7 ,.n l1 -a1~wood. 7 Feb. 2 · lit Esi.ntla, 7 ffl>. 6 • at Uni~ 7 Feb. 8 -Costa Mesa {home), 7 76 71 41 S6 52 52 45 49 78 75 as 62 59 59 ColloNA DEL MNI GlllU (4-9) Krkt1n McCoy \ ~6 ~~ ~ J.c:kie McCoy 10 97 9 7 16 Counney IC.Wlau 11 78 6 o 1 I Kellyluu -9 4C 4 9 9 Carrie ~·m 7 30 4 S 9 AndrH Grvbef 12 49 4 I 8 Kel~nn Klien 8 27 3 4 8 M11anou Pham 11 29 2 6 ' S COiieen MMks 11 2) 2 1 12 Snow I 2 20 2 MMl1M>n Otteri>ien 6 I 1 • 1 8 8 SlacyM~ 8 12 15 4 i..urM Snell 15 15 I 0 s Naz Alateha 10 10 I 0 4 R~hel ~sum 2 2 1 0 2 Parks 1 0 0 0 0 T•Su"-64 Lix Amigos ~J ~w~~ci:~•lley 40 Troy l8 Capi~r ~~ 32 S..n e 4 I MunelU lley 9 lnnn. l6 CefTllOS 36 Katella 41 Solntiago 61 eanvon 46 El Modena Uln l -at CanY9'1, 6 Jan 6 • El ~home), 6 CoutL....-Jan 9 at ~n. Bead\ 1 Jan 11 Nciithwood (home), 7 Jan. 16 · Estancia (home), 1 Jan. 18 • University (home), 7 Jan 23 · at Cost.ii Mesa, 7 Jan. 25 · L.agun<1 Beach (home!. 7 Jan 27 ·al Newpon H•rbor. 1• J.ln JO • •t Nortnwood. 7 ftb 1 • at Estatlda, 7 ftb. 6 ·at Un~. 7 Feb. 8 Costa Mes4I (home), 1 • nonle~ 941"" 35 42 48 64 42 63 59 55 SS 39 46 S4 49 OFFICIAL PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF THE HOME RANCH DRAFT PROGRAM ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT NO. 1048 The Draft Program Environmental Impact Repon No. 1048 (EIR) for the proposed development of the Home Rench site is now available for public review end comment. The 93-acre Home Ranch site is predominantly undeveloped and i.s generally bounded by Sunflower Avenue to the nonh. San Diego Freeway (1-405) to the south, Fairvi~w Road to the -east, end Harbor Boulevard to the west in the C'W -Of-Co&ta-Me.sa..- The Home Ranch project includes the phased development of a 308.000 square- foot IKEA home furnishings store on 17 .2 acres. 791 ,050 square feet of office and office-related uses on 45.4 acres, 252,648 square feet of industrial park development on 14.6 acres, and 464 high-density apartments on 16.0 acres. Additionally. the project includes improvements to the Greenville-Banning and Gisler flood control channels. Retention of the Segerstrom House, guest house, garage and t;>arn are assumed as part, of the project. The remaining structures would not be retained on the site at project build out. The Draft Program EIR addresses the following environmental issues: land use and planning; biological reso'urces; aesthetics; transportation and circulation; air quality; cultural resources; jobs/housing balance; geology; hydrology and drainage; noise; and public services and utilities. \ The Draft Program 'e1R Is avattable for a 45-day ravfew period from January 3. 2001 to February 16, 2001: Copies of the Draft Program EIR are available for review at the fo!lowlng locations: e CITY OF COSTA MESA PLANNING DIVISION, 77 FAIR DRIVE, COSTA MESA • MESA VERDE LIBRARY, 2989 MESA VERDE DRIVE EAST. COST A MESA • COSTA MESA LIBRARY, 1855 PARK AVENUE, COSTA MESA The Cost~Mesa Planning Commission will also hold a public hearing for "'consideration of comments on the Draft Program EIR. This public hearing will be held as follows: DATE: TIME: PLACE: Mondey, February 12, 2081 8:30 p.m . or as soon ea poaalble thereafter City Council Chamber• et City Hall 77 Fair Drive, Costa Meae, California Public comments In either oral or written form may be presented during the P11nnlng Commi11lon public hearing or provided In written form to the Planning OJvlslon by mall or e-malf. Pteaee eddreas any corrHpondence to: R. MlchHI Roblnton, Planning end Redevelopment Manager City of Cotta MeH Plannlng Olvlllon P.O. Bo~ 1200 Cotti M111, CA 92828· 1200 mlkerobfn1on@cl.coste·me11.ca.u1 Written comment• must be received by February 19, 2001. For further Information, telephone (714, 754-5245, or vl1lt th~ Planning Division, Second Floor of City Hell, 77 Fair Drive, Coat• Meae. The Pfenning Dlvlaton 11 open 7:30 a.m. to 5 :00 p.m., Mond•y through Frldey. OFFICIAL PUBLIC NOTICE CosfA Mlsa Bon (t-5) St-WMUlktr f4 :fg m· 'I Olad Vllkill 14 IS2 10.9 21 lsTAMOA Ion (~7} en_. MaldonlldQ ~ it ~ '2'f Mic.eh Young 12 205 17.t 2S 04Md Conte 1J 135 10 4 IS Mike P'Y'Mt 14 124 8 9 22 ~""°" 9 ... u 16 Kenny Villbuena t 1 SS S 0 11 Nolan OMk 13 65 5 0 14 Jun Gllndi.t 13 59 4 s 20 OllnnyVtlbuena 12 45 15 9 o.n~orlMI 14 61 4 3 12 OiMd Stoddard 9 l7 l 0 I Nk:lt t 16 1 9 6 Matt Cl<tlolt I 21 2 6 6 Jason Miiiward I I 11 I 6 4 Sun l!!i19lo I S 0 6 S (Mb FregOIO 7 4 0 6 2 Freddy Rodngu.i 10 22 2'! 6 C-llQrneto 10 1 O 2 Don l'tlan 5 2 0 2 CNrllt Ari\burc;iev S 2 0 4 2 Rldl>e lefame 6 0 0 0 0 TMi,.._ Jeff Nile\ 4 0 00 0 49 Lo41ra 61 F..ii.d J•hld I 0 0 0 0 86 El Modena 66 52 Troy i; 1 47 Fullt>fton 51 Trabuco Hills 59 S4 \Nellem 61 s.ddltb.Kk 19 54 Loa MtrMla 57 Westminster 52 50 IC.ennedy 49 Ltovna Hills 52 47 IMne 68 A IJ. Mlli.< 72 52 OltmOl\d Jlar ~: :i~5:1 ~ !~ ~:;:~ngtoo Beach ~ i.. M ~i 74 e.ltw., W~ 70 ~~'(WW. )9 ~ ~~tnU 45 Foothil 42 71 Kennedy Jan l • O<=l'\of'N), 7 J11n 5 at Plewpon Hatbof, 7 J1n. 10. at ~g ~ Jan 6 at tfunt~ kad\ 7 J.ln. 12 • ~ Un 7 hdftC GoMt LM9ue Jlln 17 • North ~!home), 7 J.\n. 10 -Cost.I MeM (home), 7 Jan 19 '="9una 8ffch (home). 7 Jan. 12 ·.it l...gUl\ll S.ach, 1 an 24 #CJ:iion11 del Mar I~). 7 Jan 15 at S.nt..l MMQatit.a, 7• Jan 26 -Enanci. (home), 7 J.n t7 at '°'°"" def Mar, 7 Jan. 27 -V5 St John BoKo. at PyTamod, B 30 Jen 19 NOtthwood (home), 7 • m. • Jan 24 UnMnitv (home), 7 Jan 11 Unlvenlty (h<>me), 7 Jtn. 26 ·at Cos1a Met<1, 7 Feb. 2 at NonhWood, 7 Jan. 3 I -Lll9un.a 8Hch (home) 7 Feb. 6 -at Llguna Beac:h. 7 Feb 2 -Coron• del Mar (home\. 7 Feb 8.-a1 Corona del Mar, 7 , __ • •• Feb. 6 Northwood (home), 7 CosfA M£sA GlllLS (8-7) F~l.~~l~ty, 7 T• fMIUll 62 48 36 6l 56 Sl 67 so 61 52 79 66 COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa Amencan UttJe League will be-hdvtng its registrauon on Saturday from 9 a m to noon dt- Costa Meta Hlgb'i gymnasium. The fees for the upconung 2001 season are $95, $75 for T-ball and the told! famdy cost ti. not to exceed S225 A proof or res1denCi? ts requued upon reg1' trabon For mformdUon, call (94<11 262-7864 CM NL signups COSTA MESA -Regtstratm11 for the upcoming Coslcl M"~' Nabond.I LJttle Ll>ague bdi.t-bdll season will ldkl' pldce Sdturddy al TeWinkJe Elementdf)· lroru '• am to 1 pm The COM I!. $80 per pldV \\1th dO $180 per f.uru.Jy ffidXlJllUJll New pldyl'ri. dft' a!>kf>d to bnng a bllth cerW1Cdlc dOd utili- ty b1U upon reglStrdU011. Tryout.. begin on Jdn 11 for mJormd!Hm. call (714) %6-2b55 Nanc, HalSW!o P4 .lfo Wli ~ ESTAMOA Gw.s (8-7} Rhondo N.ff 14 425 9 0 16 tp ft'tl· ha Leigh Marshall 44 llB B 9 t7 XocMI Byfield fs l76 11.7 21 NJB clinic signups COSTA to.IESA Ne\' 1mrt-Barbara Tr_eio 14 75 S 3 13 Zuy1n Barrera 14 160 11 4 17 Christine C.lron 14 66 4 1 12 Tnsha w-ll I 19 91 17 Mesa NdUOndl Junior Ba~kPtbdll wtll bt• holding d n1ne·\\~k youth bc1:.ketbdU c IJrur t>Pgtnnmrr Sunddy0e'l C'osl..i f\te'd High from l-2.3tt.p m J I.aura Muniz ll SS 4 2 11 w Horaw IS 9S 6.3 12 Mor.tndll Cooper 13 )6 2 8 6 Tisha Gray 13 68 S 2 12 ~u~ ~!_°'nc:h 1 12 3 3023 ~ 9 3 ~ TOfY MftiUfoJ• 15 59 3 9 11 "" ·~"....., JesSIUI Orellana 14 51 3 6 9 Jasmohe Grewal 4 6 I S 4 Mane Rodriguez 13 32 2.5 8 Ciyst1na Poncher 6 8 I l 3 Hilpa Va\quer 10 • U 1.2 6 ~yM Trinh 4 4 1 0 2 J f Ca 12 1J 11 4 Eileen Bello 7 4 0 6 2 s~~n~; ~i. B 4 M 2 The clinic !~. op(>n lor youn4- sters in krndergMten through second grade dnd lhf' fee b $70 The fee Includes d new bct&- kettIBU, T-'>h1rt dnd rune Wl'Pk ... ol bciSketbdU I09truC1Jon Pauhne Le THf"~~s 4 0 6 2 ~ynthia JoMson I 0 0.0 0 63 Notre oa-Acbdemy 34 T .. IAGus S6 Valley Chmtia(I 6856 44 Catti.dral City ~ ~.j,-lamilO\ (OT) 61 ~ ~~~ 56 NWIJ)Ort Harbor . 4445 48 Tr•b\KO Hill\ 56 Cypreu • 60 • ~ Beach Jordan 6 3 1-64 M 1u1on V1eJ0 59 i;'1i" r 65 Notre Oa .... Ac.ademy S6 Nogll~ 41 57 Oana H1I~ 64 Fontana 36 42 leuZ•"CJer 39 ~hr 70 68 M419nOl1a SO Rubtclo.nr 27 I 50 ~na Hills 68 OcNn V~w 57 52 Pac:iflU 56 lAke Washington 60 56 Santa Mar9arit• 45 ~•nsler 67 SS South Torrance Jan 3 -•t El Modena, 7 49 O.ma Hills f'Mffic Coa-1 L.ffvue 52 Colony. Ala\ka Jan. 9 -at Estancia, 1 Jan I I · at Un111etl<ty, 7 Jan 16 Northwoocf(horne), I Jan 18 . L.>guna Beach (hor!14l), 7 Jan 23 · Coron• del Mar (home). 7 Jan ZS -estanna (home), 1 f'edfic Coast~ Jan 9 (osta M~ home),_ / f Jan I I at l..t9una ~tach, 7 Jan 17 . at w~tm1nnt1, 7• Jan 16 .it Corona del Mar. 7 Ian 18 at Northwood. 7 Jan 23 Un.-..ermy (home), 7 Ian 25 -at CO'it. MNO, 7 Jan 30 · Universil)I (home), 1 Feb I ·at Northwood, 7 Feb 6 • at L.iJ9una Beach. 1 ~ 8 · at Coron• del M.Jr. 7 Note. Gahr game rt.tt•«•CS un.tvd•l~e Ian 30 -L.agun. Buch (home)1 7 Feb I CO<ON dtt Motr Chome1. 7 Feb 6 -Northwood (homlt), 7 Feb B at Unr.enity, 7 Fictitious Buslne11 NOTICE OF TRU$TEFI NOTICE Of Name Statement SALE FILE NO:-· PETTTION TO The lotfowlng persons 001400403+ SERVICER ADMINISTER are doing business as -WENDOVER #1197340 ESTATE OF: JMEX Cotieclions, 1433 BOMOWER • KEJ..L Y OOftJS G. VAH Supenor Avenue. •306 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT \ CLEAVE Newport Beae11 Cahtor-UNDER A DEED OF CASE NO. A205498 ma 92663 TRUST, DATED tt7111. T Ill ._.. · Cathenne Bach. 1433 UNL.!$5 YOU TAKE o • Superior Avenue. 1306 ACTION '1'0 PJlllOTECT bentllc:llllM, Cl'tdilOri, Newport Beach. Car.tor YOUlt PltOf'!RTY, IT OOn1lngent a.d*>tl, and nia 92663 MAY BE SOlD AT A petlOna #10 "W1 Thro business is COO· PUIUC SALE. IF YOU ~ be lnlllrllted d\lded by an ·~al HUD AH !XPl.AHA-in ~ wll OI .... OI Have you alar1ed TION OF THE NATVRE boUI d DORIS G. VNf doing business ytl.7 °'TH! PROCEEDINGS CLEAVE. Yes. 01/14/2000 AGAINST YOU, YOU A PETITION FOR Catherine Bach SHOULD CONTACT A PROeATE hea been fled This a1aternen1 was L.AWY!R. On January by Al YCE S. GOlOING hied w1lh the Counly 1!i 1001 It 2:00 PM, ICI In tie Supeitor Col.rt cl Cieri! ol Orange CoYnly P'UNDtN01 II duly c:atlfon*, Coooty of on 1212112000 1ppolntea Trust• deed OAANGE. 200041149953 of .trust dltad Septtm· THE PETTTION FOR Dally Pilot Jan 3. 10. H. blr 2.1• uecuted by PROBATE 19Q1*11 tt.i 2i. 2001 W292 K!VIN KnlY 11 tnl~ ALYCE S. GOlDING be '°'· r9ConMd ~ IC>POI led .. Ptf'IOnll SUPERIOR COURT s.ptembef 9, 1999 H n OF CALIFORNIA, tnsttumeilt No. ::::': ..-~ COUNTY OF 1"90C63112 In Boo11. -IN dladent. ORANGE Page -ot the otrlc:lal THE PETmON ,_,... 341 The City Dnve reconSs of ttle · re-w!I Ind Post Office Box 14171 cORtef'• omce ot °"" lie deoldene'• • • ~~16~~ ~!~llfA'T ~IO~ r:: IN THE MATIE,A OF ~sue AUCTION TO ~ ': :=.= THE PETITION TO THI HIGHEST llDOER ·. ....._ .,_ ~-..., ...._ CHANGE THE NAME t0< cash, Of c:uhlef'• "' ... ,.. -... v1 .... OF 01Clne B4Jbonjo. ~~~(!_~!ndof pay-~PETITlON ...,._ Vivian on behalf of -.. .,,.. ....,,. .... • ~ ;::-:-i-.-::.:-: Jonpll Thomas In llWfUI money ol the eulhority ID ldmi1lil9f Manning; MlNOR(S) United .... u aped-tie ... under the NOTICE Of HEARING tied In MCtJon 6102 cl ~ TO NON-PETITIONING the fllnana.I Codt), AT Adl1*liA'l1lon d Ealllls PARE NT THI NOlt'TH FftONT NJ.. (TNa dlOlty .. (CODE. OF ENTMHC! TO TH.I r/law .. l*D* CIVIL PROC£DURE COUffTY COURT· 1.-.aei.. kl .-a SECTION 1277) HOUU, 100 CMC rfW'f'J . ldlcrlS wltlCM CASE NUM8fA: CINTEJt ~MST, cJCt1in1nO acut ~ A205302 SANTA MA, CA all &-. ~ -C1N1r1 TO James Clayton nght, title .end lntM9St ~ ~ K1o1-. Man~nog ICE IS GIVEN .conveyed to and ~ l'oM'M. .. penanll 1 ff held by It und• -,..._Qt¥e w11 be THAT Diane Buoonic· DMc1 of TNat In tM ID rJte na1c1 to V1v1an on behatt ol follOW!ng duc11bed ~ Joseph Thomas oro1M1ftY altua1ed In tM l*D" Ma1\nlfl9. hes Ill~ a iito;.uld County . Ind unleet they hive weNed petition Jo cnangt the 1t1t9 LOT 10 AHD THI nodol OI m•llld' ti name OI your child °' tilt iOUTHWi:STmU. y 1 lht Pf'OPOMd ' ecllon.) nalTIN of your chlldrtn l'OOT °' LOT 11 IN The 11-.mit 2 You may refer lo the IOOK 71 °' ·THe ld'lllnlllrllon liUChDrlly lrted petition tor further IUV!R ~ NEW· .. be ~ ~ 91 particulars (AH ol tht "°"T iUCH:.if THI lnlnleld pertan .. 111 case doc:Umtntl, liled aTY ()Ill ~ objldlxl iD 119 pilloll Wl1t1 tie court art •~ MACH eouNTY °' and ttlOlll good ca11t able '°' examination In OMNOa, ITAn Of' .,,,.,., tie cout atlCUI not lht cae Ne kepi by 1M ~ AS fltR 11M...!1:~'Yon _ court ~) Ml# ~ 1H A ..........,._ v• 3. A hearing on lhe IOOK c, l'AOI 2t Ol' ~ w11 be Mid on pet1ti0n w111 be held In MllCILLArteOUI b112M11 II 1:'SPM In o.par11Mnt L · ~ ol the Miii. .. THI COuNTv Dlclt. L 13 loc::alild II 3'W Or8ll09 County Superlot IUlC~ OI MIO M CITY DAM. Courl., laultd ti 341 COUNTY. 111 .rH ORAHGE,C.02983 Ult City onv.. Orenge, IT"8WT NIWPOftT IF YOU O&IECT to b C.Womle 0'1 JANUARY llACH, c:A IZIA APH ...-Of --16, 2001 at 200 P.M. u:a-m-11 TM u.ncler• •--.. •• .,._,, ~ ..... ,.,~ ............ ·-.... ~--.. rn. 1-ring lftd lntONn dilN tll'/ lleblMt\' for -:. :-..C ~n ~u~ : ~~ any tncon9dneU of • ,. cNt ~. fi. eo1111 may 1M ..,.. lddrtM Md f1' '-*1g. Yw arn tw pe1a1on actw c.Gm1J1011 delllt-"'ea 1 roe nwy be In ~~~· ~ 12. =~~= ,._, 01 ~ ,ollf lei A08ERT A. ,..._, M ~ ~OU Ml A WALMIUY ~ °' Wlll"rfty, CRE.Dn'OA 01 I ~ R. ......... Of.,...... ........ ~"-WALMSLEY , ,.........,.. ttae. poe-1ltdmd 1111' Ml.llt .. si.ta Ger No. 132248, ~ Of ~ ..... dllrll ... COllt VAN OEUSEN --..._ 40 pey .vie •-_.. .. YOUMANS ANo ~ Pflndpll Ind mm I CllPY to W~!Y. 615 CIVIC ._ of lfta ~.•J plflOIW t$WWW .. IC CTR DR W, '300, "1QINd by -~ 4'y fie CIOllt SANTA ANA, CA 92701 of truM. wltl .,.... 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I ...... .. --~-............. .. 35 S6 52 28 27 51 29 65 48 42 SS 61 57 42 56 For tnlormallon c diJ Tdra~ Young dl (944) 722-13:17 Bobby Sox signups NEWPORT REACI i -RPgl'· lrdlJOn for lht-upcqminq Pdolrc CO<l~t Bobby Sox <,oftbctll '>t'd'>on tS Saturday. lrom 9 ll. m to n11c1n di Bomt,a C-reek Park Glrli. 5-15 drc• mv1tt>d .in<I practlcei. will l.>f'gin in Ft:'brudn FIISt-wnt> plr:1yPri. ncf'd l<1 li.ru111 a copy or their btrlh rertlf1Cdte For mlormdllon call 14441 224-9409, or v1s1t the ledguc ~ Web slle at www pcsollballorg ~tor P9lloner LAW-OfFlCES· OF LARRY KIRSCHENBAUM 616 CIVIC CENTER OR W.STE230 SANTA Nu.. CA 81701 01m/01, 01/0oW1, 01110/01 CMl-1- SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF ORANGE 341 Tht Qty Onw. Post Olfq Bol 14117 I Orange, CA 92613·1571 IN THE MATIER OF THE PETITION TO CHANGE THE NAME OF Diane But>o<l!c- Vflllan on behall of Joeepti Thomes Manncng. • MinOr OADER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NAME CASE NUMBER: A205302 PETITIONER(S) Diane Bubonic-VMan on behalf of JoHph Thoma.a Manning HAS FILED A PETITION FOR AN ORDER TO CHANGE NAMES FROM Joffptl Thomas Manning TO JoHph Thomu BubonlC II fl heteby or~ed !hat all ~raona In· terested In lhta m11tter IJleNI before ~ oourt WI Depertmenl l 73 ol the er.nge County Supenor Court el me add1eu etlOWn above C(I H&-2001, et 2 oclock p.m .. llld lhen and the!e show-ceUM, If llf1Y tliey have, why me ~lltton for change of name(a) lholJld not t>e grarned II Is further 0tdtre<I met a copy o1 lhls 01dtf IO ll10W ceUM be pub· fished In Newport ee.c.wco.ca Mesa Oelly Pilot; a ~r oC genttal circullllon pub- letled WI Ihle county el 1eaat once • lltHk lot tour oonaecuttve wMkl pl1or ID Ille day ol the llM11ng DA'n; DEC 01. 2000 RICHARD O. f:RAZU, IA.. JUOGf/ CO .. MIUIOHER O' THE . SUPERIOR COURT AOBERT R W'-LMSLEY. Slate e. No 132248 VAN OEUSEH, YOUMANS AHO WALMSUY. tl6 CIVIC CTR. OR. w. •300. SANT A AHA. CA 82701 ATTORNEY FOR Pi "°'* Pllbltshtld Newport 8HCh·Coata Mtaa DlllY Nol Oecemo.r 20. 'l!T, 2000, ....., 3, 10, m1 ram s.ll~r ..... .-- ·~IW..., ... l"tta<•• c'e•~-' (H9r:;.r.,.,. Lola Kathleen Beem. rs .died December 21 , 2000 In an extended ctrt center in Coaling~ CA. • A memorlll service will be held 11 2:00PM on Saturday Januaiy 6, 2001 at Calvary Prt1byttrlan Church In Riverside, CA.. Mre. Beem was born on March ii 1925 In Riverside, CA to Loren K. and Allie Patty. She attended school• in Rlvaralde and gradu- ated from high school In 1942. She was united In mamage lo Hlf1ey Beem on June 20. 1944. They lived In Rlversldm and Newport Buch CA until l'llCefltly movinv to Sin Lula Obispo to be cloaer lo their children. She I• survived by her huaband ol 56 yttra Harley Beem ol San Lule Obispo, CA 3 eona, Stephen ot Ciem11ntown. TN. and Martt and o.vld Beem both of San Lula Oblapo CA. and 7 grandchildren Oonsllona may be mldt to tht Alzhehntt Assocl1t1on. • · A memorial Mrv1ce wlll be Sat Jan 6. st 2pm 11 Calvery Preabyterlln Church, Rlvwslde CA. What happens If you don't advertise? NOTHING. ....... , .. .......... , Mortuery • Ch8pol °'9metlon 110 GrOedway Costa~ I ) i "~ • l t I 11 ( ( • l ' k t' t r.:.~·~~~ ---------------.1 =-· ~=-·--~ ;sri ..;,;;;;;;;;,;...;;.;;;;:..;.;.; _______ , ' • . ' • • • r \ Polley Bu11·• u111f dt•1.11lli111·., on· ~ohjt>N lo .. 1111ni.t1· \\ i1liu111 11111ic·r. 1'111· pul1lii.Jwr 11· .. 1·rw• tlw ri~l11 ro .n·11'1(11' rc·dn~ .. ir~. re•, i..i· or n·11·1·1 1111\ l'lu .... ilii·cl I . . . ' Monday ............... Friday S:OOpm 1'ue~ch1y ............. Monday 5:00pm 111h1·ni .. 1·11w111 Pl1•11.,.· n·111111 nm l'mir 1lau1 mm lw in \our du.,.,ific·cl ml i1111111·1l1111..I~. l11r Duih l'ilo1<1111Tt'I'" 1111 liul1ilit\ for um 1·rr111 i11 1111 111hl'rt i,1·11w111 for \\hirlt 11 lllll~ lw n·.,porp,ihl .. e~rq11 for tl11· rn .. 1 of tlu· 'f'H~Ul'lllllll~ IH'l'llfliC·d f 1~ tf11· 1'11'01. By Fax (949) 6:i 1-6!>9i ByPhone By MaDlln Person: Wednesday ........ 1uesday S:OOpm (Pim~· indudt• Hllll n111m· 11ncl phorw 111011114•1 111111 "r'll roll \llt1 l1111·k "'itli II pri11• IJHlllC.) (9-+9) 642-5678 Hours :330 \Vest Bur Srrrt•t Costa ~1t>sn. CA 92<>2? \1 \1·-11on Bh J. ~ Rm ~I. Thu rsday ...... Wednesday 5:00pm - Friday ............. 1nursday S:OOpm ( ·n·d11 1·a11 1111h f,,. allo\\ 1·1• lur dw Telephone 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-F.riday Walk-In 8:30am-5 :00pm Monday-Friday r,,..., "'''·11i1111. G:t EOUAI. HOUS1NG OPPORlUtillY All rnl eslale E "O In !hi'; newspaper I I to the federal fa1 using Act of 1968 as 1m,nded which makes 11 Illegal to ad~e'1ise ·any pleference. lim1tlhon or d1sc.nmrnahon based Oil race. color. reHo· ion. sex handicap, lam1Ual status or na1100at oroom. 01 an intention to ma~e any such 1>1eference 11m1Uhon or dl5Ctllll111allon • rn1s newspaper wm nol knowingly accep1 any advertisement tor, real estlle which 1$ ~olah<!J! of ltlf law .Our r~e hereby informed lhill illl d\lttlllng5 aove'1lst<l In tlus newsp.ipe1 are avallable on an equal opportunity b.lsls To comrlain ol d1sc11m1· nation t.al HUD toll rree at 1 800<124'8$90 ' HOUSEMX>NDOS FOR SALE GENERAL 0-.ESTOP Hm1EBn1NG SUPERSTORE ElJ'J W111l N<X1 na Cnwn I© ~ Ev..ld1H11 lrre ~QI>• fl<.rton I tti· Credi ~ Fttt' (J(1,.ll Yf<(;c, lJSl V/\1,Hlo'.Mtc.<" h te.6 nt.dl.d r.~ r.,l'\' t..aOO.UJ.6157 24 hrs Vettnn Rt.al fatalt ~ EMAIL~--- Y.A.. to lilOve.4N .... c ....... .... UltOf .... HUONA MPOI 714-114 AOO V....Allllf.-1..it: •rt11•ednc.com ' 'atunlay .............. Friday S:OOpm ., Index 1 •IS C20 • 11 101 • 216 430. 461 rJ .. '90. 697 ...................... , ··-· Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week For Only $28 per week (4 wk, min.) Call Lorraine at 642·5671 x24 ·coo. c12 470 • C71 32~ 111ocosrA G I· uocosTA :m 1202 FOR~ , , .. ~ I BEACH GIANT 7Br 48a, 3 ear garage $775,000 ....... On The Water Amazing Low Price Agent 94!).723-8120 Open Sun 12-5 1 ol the newel unrts. s.nt;e leve4 end unrt 28' 28.JU.. many qutJ lly features $4!>0.000 Bart>ara Sanregiet R .. ttor 949·644·O195 PRIME ESTATES Lots & Ocetn Views! ~Patrick TtnOJe- Agent 949-856-9705 S379,000 3BR. t BLOCK TO BEACH AND BAY. AGENT Mi-723-8120 Bluflt 1 ·tlory fixer S-449,000. 3 · 2 Prime lol A!l!ht 94H22-e652. Big Canyon SI, 119,000 Spectacular V«Slllltls plan 48r 4 588 chtn lomial dttWl(j/ rm Jc gM. ~ ttnd ctf 111!.WS CIJIOI A.II.ton 89' 949·644· 1950 33 HOUSESICONDOI FOR SAlf NEWPORT COAST PRIME ESTATES Lots & Ocean Vien! Call P1trlclt Tenore Agent 949-856-9705 r. sotml COAST METRO f' SEAS~S GREETINGS Cl'lammg Junior, 1 8eOroom g 2 Bedroom 1 Balh. sumnided by tennil, pool, In gated COIMUllly CHEERSI CHEERS! CHEERSI Ask llbclul our holiday epecial C1ll 714-557.()075 E'Side new oozy 18' I Ba mlle to bch, valAted oetl. Ing. SICNe. no pe1. S750m t $500 dep OAC 1628 Newpon BIYd !M*42-4998 9!:5p 1.·a ::N! 11 :.:.::I BuH unlum, ublelpftn, Weclcllft Condo 28r 2Ba. 1111le p<e1, nofpelllamltg, 1 154 HOUS8ICOll)08 j fig plllO. pool, ,_ C8li>ft' S4eO t utl•. Avtll now FOR -jllint. •vd immed $1400' 'MM4$=9S1S Ul.l)l llAll1 f-2!..;11111se!!!!!;l!~·...;!!M9:1~~~=-hc"'oww>UL:"· 28r 2ea 110U11 w1 IOPORT --=:--COAST-prefd, S650Jmo 1 112 llt1s, Ukl MW, 3br 3ba. tonn11 rvn ,_, am now 9'H18-367e dlnrm, •h•red 111111119 6 WANTED ANTIQUES Older Style Furniture PIANOS & Collectlblet • AQpl,..,...s • T~ • S1er.o. • AwtO\ • O't_.e r vrl'llt""9 ;:64M922~ 1183 ..,,.--1 d. vllAt '*"· Clble, gar, fem WO, nall now upper CMlttwe 2Bt 2.58a condo, duplex, nr bell. S2500/mo. --------maator ava11 w/baU1. bale. SOUTH COAST AA1 IMM7J..4082 38r Houtl lam rm, Fp, air bMf view, pron & Mn*r AUCTION 1'55 ":1!1 Owners Unll tolllly remodeled, up&IMS dl4Jllx 4br 3be. 2 Ip s. qtlMI ti .. $2600(mo 949-723-1502 'LOVELY HOME' on lg lot pier Incl. 4bf, 11udy, kif. 11111 dlnrm, 5bl, 2 lfpce, 3 c11 ger. l1nl••llc vu of i.ttY. ocn & COM Avail 2·15 S.SOOnio Laure Vince R9altorl 94M73-40S2 yard & 88.q, comm pool, S6SO/mo 949·548·8956 2202 So • ....., St. llJI, gated comm, 2 car gar S.... AM, CA 92707 :=~::·~:0 I *FOR ~ 1, .:~:.:S I CrHI upgrlded, cost~ • • """" ~ri.uu-."11; rltd 48' 38a. l&m1ly rm. $5500fmo 6 °' 12 mo 1se FV Oft bldg lof 1M 823-1196 Tnde< RE !M9-640-8&41 ex st X/Mrle SQu.re 10840 For S.Jelt 2 ~ 949·306-2526 Clll 1 w=: 7~5~2~ ~~""Wl-=:...:-o;.;:.331=-30lb-c1Mnc1tyen __ I 2m ROOMS., • FOR ..an: ; CM SO. COAST PLAZA Whirlpool-11hlg1111or/ 300lqtl $330/mo ff1tm. Runt good, S100 714-641-4808 949-675·2869 949-t73-5494 Motel I'°'-& 11 ''°a I MANAGERS • SPECIAL• $154.00+ tax Wkly (t.UI Pf-11 hi NJ) 235 ""' & lo1cheneCls Sctlalld on beUllAy landlaiped grooodt FEATURES 24·Houf I -LOST I , , 454 FUllNITUR£ I • FOUND • ClasSIC tum 811 s1ip covered -------ae.n IOla. rOl.nd dlll1I Olk Found Blac:t PUOC>Y lbl. 2 oak capt8rtf cti-s. wtmarlungs, OCC · 1111 desk. 949-722· TM5 (CoSll Mesi) no taga, cal 949·642· 1822 I I Sm. 1Br Rlmodeltd ovtt gai Apt IVs. no pets. $125CY mo ond i.-94H7s.&829 work 949·263-3428 105 Stepe to S.ncll 2Br 181. new Clp(/pnl, d/w Ip, f~ stove wfd ,..upt. pr\ng S18Sll-'mo or 18' llBa. * Hugi E'Sldl Towni- 3& 2.SBe. lwig rm. lamtly rm, Frplc upgraded kltdltn, 2c {lllf, oomm pool & lennit YACANT $1900/Mo Aoent 949-733-6074. 3br 21>1 houM, gerege, lrplc, prv petlo, y11d. Drive by only. Do not dl1turb ten1nt1. 2711 Portol1. Avell Jan. 11eocw-. 71Me2-311t Lobby/0111c1 d11I phontsfFrH HBO. ESPN & OlscJPool & Jacuzzi, Guest laun- Q-y Cloee to 405 & 55 Fwys. Min'a from O.C. Felrgrda, oollege and l>Cht Walking di.t- lallOI lo tl\opt Ind ltlllUflnla. COSTA ME.SA MOTOR INN 2277 Hllt)or llhd "*-.. ~ FOUND PUPPY LIVUTO« '·-·-----mll-~ E 1lde Cotti .,... nnr _ 2111 6 Ortnge Bleck/ brown. IMi-7""3573 FOi.iND RABBIT DEC Hlh, Brow!\ lope 1tn,CDM Mt-723-3371 AKC Pug Puppies avflll Jan 13, excellent pedigr1t. rai!ed In home, 4 male•. $1000/ea 949-642·7497 local klttlM, ceta, clop lor =1¥WY Set 6 SUll Fuhlon lllend L NETWORK Info M~71 WWW Anllllllnetworti.or1 $1175/mo 5&2=§28·8802 1172 •"tfla I I !:-oa111 j_ . - -.-n-~ 'e_'_'/J, __ 1 br condo "'1oll. bulil In ~ w ( 141·· -l=I •••••••••• ARE YOU A 28r IS.. StlOOltrto. llplllOlt W/O. ,_ pelnt/cerpetlllfl. 1100$1,ifrplc. latge dedl. 1c ,_ JeneorMIMlin S1300 ~. uti 1)11(1. Avt/A Now1 949-&45-15n 3()7·9696 Call 949-2n·5n5 x 257 l*::F.11 Jleifi- A GOOD ADI · Cll . • 11.tcrtncet Two Peclflc VllW l.ot9. l'l1rne IOp New- por1 Vllll Loe. l t0,000 Cll oollc:I ~184 ANIMAL LOVER? Hirt'• 1 gttal way to t.-prw Ill Spon9of • pe1 on our spec1el "luv-n.f>1t1 S-• Ute' JllQI on .,.,., llllY 10. 2001 Ort( 119 n. llplCill Piii' hie __, hUndredl cl w.. •• OWi Ill stall, ..... IO lllClClll IM YIM For ~ ~ .... •MN7~211 •••••••••••• LAKlA TICUT1 (2) ~~lo", ml~ourt. , ~ ..... , ldel -~. g111 • WMTID • WOlff TA.INNO llEDI TAN AT HOME COAST COIN NEEDS BUY DlflECT AHO IAVll OlD COINS! Gold. ll!Ytt, COMMEACIAUHOME Jtl!ellY. Wleheil, ~. tMlill llun S 199 00 oo!1!c!t!!n i'Hq·!MZ ~ ~ = T°' ltllRICOflOll C!1 !'f00:7!..!:!!~ Jt.D A I 8, ~ Aoc*. IC 50'e I IO't .-cE t!tf4HOQI (19)•-1111 .. •71 EMPLOYllOO OPPORTUNrTIES Bcllt .,,_ For 11te Bat People To Worflt Rr.Smvmo~ ' AGJINl'S Full-lime lk11 & ncninj( ~hills 812-815 TOp· Prod uccrs ll~hcr • II..~. Lloilll leniu ·~l·KIW • l'ald nallo• • U..-1m1 niplul...i l>tnUl-.hctl In I !IH'l tn ( rl!IUI \f"'J .... IU1"'1ttjl (all£ or Uf~• -888-313-47 44 Admlnl1trlllvt Aa1l1tllnt Seeking PT Admm AsSts1 Flex hours. ~ Booll· keeping & general office WOii! Must know MS WOid E.acel & Ouocken $1 Shr Send le51#11e by 1.10 10 Newport Halbcx Ede F0t.n- dahon. 600 lMnt Ave N!wpo!t Bch I CA 92663 SEU. YOUR CAR IN CLASSIFIED •76 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNrTIES APPLICATION AND EX· AMtntormatton l0t GOV'lf POST Al JOOS Eam 141 10 $18 35 hour Full beoehts No experttnce 1 · 888 726·9083 Eal 1 7.am·7pm CST (~AL'SCANI ASSIST MANAGER PIT En4huslabC. team playet lex nit storeoe 111 Newporl BNctl 2 • Days I' week dlpefldable ..... and ndt lull 949-64-4·2747 AVOH looking tor a ~ income? Mort llexrble hours? lndepe"denc1? AVOO has flhel youre look· 1nb 101 L•I• '11nk· 1 888)5~1 ·2866 .CAL'SCANI CARING PEOPLE Needed' PTlllH ptld hra. Mtkt I dltlet'enol In thl llwa of the tldaf1y In lhllf homff. Companlonthlp, meal1, emndl, .. their per10l\ll 119. No c1rtllicatlon r!Qlllred. 714-444-4lllO Generll Oftlce/Secr.lllrial Som• a.In 1xpenence ~ Mon-Fn S1Mlr plus 9&723-4021 47~ EMPLOYMOO OPPORTUHmes , •71 EllPLOYllOf OPPORTUNmES L.lcenM<I or not we're WORK FROM HOME hiring .-! ERA Rlll.ny & lnttm11honal Co Rapldly lJc7td ol ~ 8etl Wiii Ex;>andlno. PT 3-Mn pet pay tor your bnM & tr-. W.-earn $50().$1500 per .l!!Q 800-4<»5391 IXI 119 mo FT S20llws per wit earn $2000-S.SOOO per mo Many OFFICE ~ion avail. Wtll train We need exp Ole Managef. Call 1~51'93 20hrs per week, Microsoft bth1ppYCHh.com ~~==1 I encouraged 949'~-6661 •78 · EJll:!-,.'?.~ or la.l res M.W.1313 • 00&:nn••10• • OWN A COMPUTER, put JI 10 WOftt. Up to S2S-$7Mv PT/FT 1.-ocM52"352 cnhqulcll:4you.com Own • compuW1 Piii It to ~· Up lo S2s.t75 p« hr. PT/FT 1~20 -w.11rnextrecaah.n11 Pff S.lee Aasltlllnt lor bfolle<age finn lrom 9-3 Musi be reeponslble and organrzed Ffnanci81 exp preferred Salary DOE Fu resume: MM7~ C1ll MM7W969 TliE GAU.UP POU NOW HIRING FTIPT P11d traincng lie• tchedute. no &ales um from $9 12Jhr phone surveys. lrom our IMnt Center R«n.wtl don duullto 80().713-2595 ""9M be ..... lhll the llstlnp In thlt cMlgory mey ~ you to cell • toO number In whlcfl thlt9 la a chirp per minute. Can't seem to get to all those - repair jobs aroun~ the house? ,. Let the Cl...tfted Service Directory help you find reliable help. Have . A Garage Sale! Call the Piiat Claaalflada at CB49J 842·E5B7B t:a Place Your Garage Sala Ad! ' f ~ Doily Pilot . ,~., _!Ai)~ :; ....... a..-yo1 .. h ~ ..... 1111 .... .... IOOll !, . ...., ............ ......... fCMI ... ,,,,, MMY Of .... lof ....... AMII .... ~ Illy ..,.,.....,.~ ''•"· ll!otCAL llU.IHO lJnllmlled Income poten- !Ill Cllenl ~ Pro-~ lnvMtmlnl lrom Anlnq _... llllnd ~ Me<bl ~ (800)322·1139 lltl 2101 www.bullne ... atartup.com (CAL'KAN) f41-=I 1U NlED A LOAN? Try dlbt ~ llOlddonl No If>- pllc1t1on 111111 1-800-863-900e Ext 949. www.t:,t,,.r· bill.com {CAb 'SC , ... ~-ii~ ChaMlf lot 52lt ~& 11111 belrn Oii-thOr9 P4H 17.eoG7 Udo .. 1\t lot ..... 14' IO 851 Md -.n I 211 « "*· tide ......... elecl.' !!!! h:ld ~M73-7m 1---J llMW 5a 10 ~ IUIO, .. P'#f, 15211 ml, loeded, mlinl rtcoldl, Pftn1 whll s,ooo obo ~-:nee WW 1311 'II Moolwoof, lolded, IOll ml, mint COfld7'o. lthr fntlf, llOOO .,,. .. lkiidi ~'f7 V-t. 2911111, , CO. l"'**2, gnged, ~. llk1 new $9,995. '41-Slf.I ... llUIC1( L.ES4BRE ... V6. ~blot (461054) $2,988 HA BERS 1714)540:9100 CADIU.AC DEWU '00 Low 17\ ml; btorut, lldllr ~730) NABERS $29~ (714)5!0:1100 CADILLAC EJcbtdo 't4 ve. ""*· ,.,,.,_, (814744) 111,988 NABERS (714)540.9100. CADILLAC EJcbtdo W Low 7511 ""· red, tan lllv' (602315) Sll,988 IJIABERS (714)540-9100 Cacllec s... 97 Low "'· Pao Ottltl (800031) $19 988 NABERS (114)540..1100 STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?~ . ·-· ....... . . , FOAD EXPl.OYER 4XA 'ti XL l , Wit bkit, lolldecl, 1111711. !OK ml, ,,.,. CGnd. 111,000 7I0-73t2U! FOAD TAURUS 'ti St.tlOft Wep. 71K 1111, ...., wlncloon, roof ract. Itta ......... l8550fobo t4M54-54a Hltlf l!mar1c11JnQ 0 earthtinll ntt r-~----_.._ .... _ .......... -"'-·----! ~--... ~-~ The ugaL Department at '"" Dat~'I f'i/01 IS pkased ((I am1011nu a flt'UI Jt'rVJ('t now available to 11ew b1isinmrs. We will now SEARCH the name }or yuu at TIO rxtra ch11rge. aT1d s1111t yo11 the time and the mp 10 tlu Court Hume m .::i11111a Afla. Thm, of couru, 11fur thr Starch II compkttd Wt' wlfl fiu JOUr ficttttOUS businrss namr statnnrnt u111/, tht' County Ckrlr, publish oner" 11Hek for fo ur u1uks 111 rrq11md by law 1111d thrn file your proof of frUblication with the Co1111ry Clerk_ PkllSt stop by to file your fictitious bus111tss statrmmt at the Daily 1'1/01, 330 W. Bay St, Costa MrSll Jfyou c11n1101 uop by. pkau call us at (Y 19) 642-4321 and u'e wi/J maltr arrangements far you to handlr 1his proculu" by mail. If you should haw any fimhrr questions, pk1ur call 1111111d 111r will br more 1h11n gfad to as.sist you. Good /uclt in your new bumms! TOO MANY .fo1NF.SSF~~ Boch vulnerable. North deal!.. (Of 11Am WFST • 9153 c;i 41 () 1085 2 •QJJ NORTH • A6 'Q lO 9 6 AK" •AX 7 SOlTTH EAST~ • K 197 4 l ~5 • ~~642 • QJ AKJ87 .l 743 • 85 ~1owJy. 11 cllhcr the klllJ of aDl!dcl or q~n of diMmonds •~ wuh W~t. you CIUVIOC be defeated While llY odds in favor of that ate ' I0-1 1n favor, declarn can do better. lndccd. by !Kiil& lbe diamond ftnet>e: fll'St. and evco 191J1 II\ that sun will see you home. Yet a (unller unprovelTlt'llt is 11vailable. C1111 you M:e boW'I 1be 11mwer l' simple: lf the d.ia-- mond fioe~\C wurb, you do noc need to lake n! Win the fin.I md. m dummy and draw tJUmps in II.\ mlllly round~._, 11 lllke\. Next~ lhe ace and king of d1111nood.\ in ca'le the qUCC11 ~ If not.h111g good has happened. i:a'>h tile rernammg h1~h WF.ST dub and clear the ~II w11h a rull m Pa.a lwld, then lead a dwnond loward the .... )llCk Opening lclld Queen or • If Wei;t followh. m-.ert Jwnmy·~ 1ai:t.. of diam~. If 11 wins, you 1.an only tosc;.a spade trick Should it lose 10 the qu&n, there 1s a long d~ You haw bid well 10 rc<ICh 11 good 1n dummy to Ukc cill'C of lhc ~padc contr.1<c1 o( itx he.iru. C o•cr the E.bt -lcxcr W~I hand' :Uld decide wluch f~ What If Wn1 show~ OUI un the yoo would take 1n,an attcmpc to make third dlalll(lf'ld. "1.1 lha1 t.aM 1:.ui wm , ·yoonlllm. 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