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Home My WebLink About2000-02-02 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA CQMMUNmES SINCE 1907 · WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2000 Bond sllpporters consider term limits Steve Marble EDITOR'S NOTEIOOK Shhhhh ... the library trustees are fighting ·1 'OK kids, step this way. Right through the • doors. There you go. •Notice the tile. Nlce stuff. These babies cost a ton. Sent a team of city types all the way over to England to visit the quany where the tile was cut. Kirkstone. Top drawer all the way. "OK. now over here. And please keep it quiet. This IS the reference desk. Kinda like a real-life search engine. Ask a question, get an answer. And a smile. Now down there you have your comput- ers. You can come in and get on the Inter- net, do a little res~arch. get on the old World Wide Web. In the r estless quiet that envelopes the Newport Beach Central Library, there is bad blood flowing. Yep. Now there's the chil· dren's section and, U you'll ... "What's that. Joey? Oh yeah, those are the adminis- trative offices. Lot of impor- tant people back there. Any- way, back to the .•. "The noise? What's the noise? Well Joey, that would be the Ubrary Boa.rd of nustees at work. "What are they doing? Well son. there doing what they always do. They're fighting.• Yes, they're fighting. ln the restless quiet that envelopes the Newport Beach Central Ubrary, there is bad blood flowing. The two citizens groups charged with nursing and caring rot the library -the Newport Beach Ubrary Foundation and the board of trustees -have pushed aside their manners and their better Judgment in favor of a good old-fashioned brouha- ha. The foundation is the group that helps raise money for the library. The trustees are in the business of spend- ing that money. All in all, the people on these two boards are sterling citizens -the refined, the cultured, the sort of people you'd imagine would enjoy spending an afternoon SEE MARBLE PAGE 4 , • Idea was pursued as a way to mend what some see as a rift between Newport-Mesa school board and the public. Danette Goulet DAILY PlLOT NEWPORT-MESA -The notion of creating term limits for school board members to help improve the public's faith in the district was momentarily considered as school supporters thought of ways to suc- cessfully pitch a bond measure lo local residents. The idea was one of several from See ~ated story on Page3 facilities comnut- tee member Scott Anderson as ts means of empha- §izing the board's dedication to edu- cational accountability -including its own. •It was part or a larger effort put forth that the future would not be business as usual,• Anderson said. ·r believe the public is very much down on the board because of its h1stonc reputation, and (term lmrits] gets 1l right out front on the table that il is not goinQ to be business as USUi.il. • The perceived distrust of the dis- trict precedes most current board members, but the public's memory is long. Anderson said the suggestion met with two reacbons -one he found logical; the other he descnbed as an overused argu- ment SEE BOARD PAGE 4 PHOTOS 8Y OON lfACH I DAllY PILOT Davis School band members Alida Kyo, left, and Kelly Rye pay attention to sheet music while violinists Khoi Tran. at rear, left, and John Nicoll await their turn during Tuesday's concert. Fine • Davis School k eeps the sound alive in a·program that has students learning how to play four different instruments. Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT Hun. dreds of sixth-graders at Davis School took the stage with violins in hand Tuesday and held their audience m thrall -after only rune weeks of instruction. It was one of three school concerts scheduled this week, marking the end of violin illstruction before students tackle the trumpet. Ill the sixth grade, students learn to play four instruments over the course of the year -one from each family of the orc..hestra, said mUSlc instructor Scott Fitzpatrick. *It's pretty fun because we get to try something new, .. 13-year-old Victor SEE DAVIS PAGE 4 After the concert. Davis sixth-graders Kayla Fleming, left. and Bethany Vergara pack up their violins In the hallway. · Vacant site's value bits higQs,' lows •While officials are mum on actual appraisal, property owner says number on Pacific Savings site is 'ridiculously low.' COSTA MESA -The value quoted by real estate appraiseri for a building the dty bu eyed for month.I u a poal- ble new City Hall looks fair, dty offi. dais said. But NiCkolu Shemmu, owner ol the Spuilb-ltyle bUildlng OD Nn)>Oft aow.vucl, Mid the ..,...... dkl DOI haft moucib blfanMilGD .., Kmlalllly detl1tmlM Im ....... SbaftnpM,. Loi ADgltill .,., .. , - .... lldd lt WOUid be '""1 dHe '° . make an accurate appraisal without a tenant there. The building has been vacant since 1991 when its last tenant, . Pacific Savings Bank, folded . Neither dty officials nor Shammas would release the actual property val- ue. Donald Lamm, the city's project manager, said the etty promised to keep the figure confidential when it agreed to share the $20,000 cost of appraising tbe building with Shammas. But Sha.rtunal Mid the value was "ln'elevant. • •1be number they computed was ridk'uloully k>w,. SbammM Mid. He Nkl tbe apprailen tOkl bllD they would haft valued the buildina at S30 mWiOft If .......... u... He llld he could rmt tbe bullding for S300,000 • month SllSITIMM4 ,..._ __ ~ ___________ _.. ________ ~--=~~ .. QUESTION Are term limits a good idea for the Newport-Mesa school board? Call our Readers Hotltne at (949) 642-6086 or e-mail your comments to dailypilot@latimes.com. Please tell us your name and hometown, and include a phone number (for verif ica· tion purposes only). "' Fishing crews heed call for help. after crash · •Employees of Davey's Locker quickly tum to recovering bodies and debris from crash of Alaska Airlines light. Greg Risling DAllV PILOT NEWPORT BEA Cl I -Don Brockman sa1d he wouldn't do tt. Honestly, not many people would. But lour ot Brockman's employees, who had been fish- ing for sqwd off the Santts Bar- bara coast Ule p..tst week, sud- denly found themselves hi>lpmg with the often grue!>ome cleanup of an Alaska Airlines plane that plwnmeted lrQm the sky Monday aJtemoon The four crew members aboard the 42-foot Donz Rig and 32-foot Sqwd A Lot, both based in Newport Beach, spent most of Monday cvemn9 sifting through debns dnd human remams looking for survwors They didn't hnd any "I can't stomach to think what my guys went through,• sa1d Brockman, co-owner of Davey's Locker on the Ba,lbod Perunsula. "They seem to be hold.mg up. but 1t probably has· n't set m for them.· The AJaska Airlines Jetliner was traveling from Puerto Val- larta, Mextco, en route to San Francisco when d1.Saster struck The plane's crew radioed air traffic control olhcers al Los Angeles International Airport that there were some •control difhculbes. • The plane was reportedly lo mg alutude qwck· ly and may have ultimately nose-dived mto the Pacific Ocean There were 88 people abod.rd. No survwors h,we been found. The two hshing vessels had been in sqwd-nch waten; about 20 miles off the Santa Barbara shore when the crac;h occurred. They received a call at about 7 .p.m. from the U.S. Coast Guard, SEE CRASH PAGE 4 11111 AUMMC 2 QASSlflEDS __ .. _____ , POUCl FIES _2 MUCIOlm 6 SPOlrs ... _ .. , _ ___s --·----··---· .. -·-· ~2 ...... . I 2 Wednesday, febtuory 2, 2000 ·GETI1NG INVOLVED Doily Pilot -"It was the right tmfu in my life to dedicate myself to something I believed in." Volunteer µnag es of the past ii Newport resident Selly Jenny created a painting program for Alzheimer's pa tients and care givers. Amy R. Spurgeon DAILY PILOT Struggle Humiliation. Isolation. Shdme. Frustration. Communication. Art? DIRECTORY • VOlUNTEElll DIRECTORY runs periodically 1n the Daily Pilot If you'd like information on getting your 0<ganlzation listed, call (949) 574-4228 OASIS SENIOR CENTER Meals on Wheels volun- teers arc needed to dis- tribute prepared dishes to homebound seniors in the Newport Beach area. The delivery lime is between t 1:30 a .m. and 1 p.m . dai- ly. For more information, call (949) 644-3244. OPEU PACIFIC The Opera Pacific Gwld Alliance, a support group for Opera Pacific, has activities for volunteers. For more m!ormation, call (949) 474-4488. OPERATION CLEAN SLATE AU of these influenced Newport Bedch resident and volunteer Selly Jenny when she developed a painting program cdlled Memories in the Mak- inq for Alzheimer's patients and the1r careefivors more than 15 years ago. · "I started Uus because the world did not Wlderstancl Alzheimer's patients, H ~did 72-yed!-old Jenny, whose mother, Meld Webber, died in 1985 of compli- KIM HAGGERTY lYUUS I DAILY PILOT Selly Jenny sits among artwork created by Alzheimer's patienli In lier Newport Beach home. Jenny is the cre- Operation Clean Sla te, a Costa Mesa-based orga- nization that focuses on graffiti prevention, needs volunteers to paint out graffiti and assist with other duties. For more inlormation. call Michael Howard a t (71 4) 435- 0745. ator of "Me mories in the Making,,. a program for Alzhel.mer's patients. • . . . F A ca t io n s or from the FYI MEMORIES The Alzheimer's Association of Orange County will present H An Evening of Memories," a gala fund- raising dinner and art auction that will honor Maureen Reagan for her role as a national spokesperson for the Alzheimer's Association, at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at t he f our Seasons HoteJ in Newport Beach. The process and the product have helped the program become a success, Jenny said. , _ Each year, a calendar comprising the artwork is made available for sale to the public to help raise public awareness about Alzheimet s disease. A special Memories in the Making mil- lennium edition information resource and engagement calendar is currently available through the Orange County Chapter. the brain, resulting in impaired memo- ry, thinking and behavior. The. disease was first recognized in 1907 by Alois Alzheimer when he discovered the hallmark plaques and tangles fu the brain cells of a woman who suffered Crom dementia. GOOD CAUSE dls~~b- Today, approximately 50,000 people i.Q Orange County suffer from the dis- ease, atcord.mg to Scheck. ORANGE COAST INIERFAITK SHELTER ber lived out her ddys under constant supervi- sion dJld spent much bme pacmg and wandenng Mound a nursing facility. I ler demenlla ulbmately robbed her from having any recogrution of her ddughter TI'le elderly woman often felt depressed for not recogruzing Jenny and scolded hersell for not being nicer to the ·stranger. H "Nobody at that pomt had any spe- ~fic coping techniques with - AJzhetm N's pdtients, H J enny said. "The best thing m those days was for me not to come visit. That way, she didn't grow upset.• through positive interaction and feed- back with patients. Facilitators use bio- graphical facts to stir emotions in patients, who then create an image on canvas. Facilitators may also use the power of smell to spark a memory by spraying florals or spices near a partic- ipant. Jenny and a handful of others are crectited with the formation of the Alzheimer's Association Orange Coun- ty Chapter. It 1s one of 200 chapters nationwide that offers free services to the community, including counseling, support,~education, visitin~ volunteers, help line consultation and guidance for families throug h t.Qe progression of the disease. . · Success Crom the Memories in ,the Making program bas genera ted natJqnal and inte rnational attention. Jenny was handpicked to speak at the World Alzheimer's Congress 2000 con- ference in Washington, D.C. in July. She will be sharing success stories from her art program with physicians and caregivers from around the world. Despite the accolades and numer- ous awards the Alzheimer's Associa- tion has bestowed upon her, Jenny credits the. patients and the life lessons The largest family shelter m the county needs vol- unteers for its children's programs It especially desires tutors and those wh o can ta ke part m activities pa.st 6 p.m For more• information, call Lon Glover al (949) 631- 7213. ORANGE COUNTY CHAMBER ORCHESTRA The orchestra needs vol- unteers to help sell tick- ets, staff socidl affairs, work the office and dssist with mailing pdrties. For more inlorma uon: call Gil Abrams at (949) 644- 7019. In 1985, frustrated by the way most Alzheimer's patients were regarded, Jenny drew from dn drtistic back- ground to develop a nonverbal means of conunurucdtion that restored d.igmty to the afflicted "It is the validation of the individual by the art facilitator that occurs over a blank piece of paper as it becomes a painting,• said Linda Scheck, execu- tive director of the Alzheimer's Associ- ation of Orange County. "lt is the process that is the important part of Memories m the Making.• -she has been a pioneer," Scheck said of Jenny. "She is someone who has done everything from rolling up her sleeves and placing centerpieces . on tables at fund-raising galas, to serv- ing on the board of di.rectors.• they have taught her. · ·1 have gotten so much back. It was the right time in my life to dedicate myself to sometlung I believed in," Jenny said. •1t is all about how impor- tant communication is to the human being." Fdcihldlors play a key role in the Memones lil the Mak.mg program Alzheimer's disease is a progres- sive, degenerative disease that attacks ALMANAC The follo~mg information is collected on a weekly basis at the Orange County C/Nk Recorder's off1ce m Santa Ana. DU I ARRESTS The following people were arrested on suspicion of dri- ving under the influence of an intoxicant. They have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime, and, as with all such crimes, are consldered inno- cent until proved guilty. COSTA MESA Jan.29 • Steven Norman Boysen. 48, Costa Mesa • Stephanie Ann Wilds. 30, Newport Beach · • Rhonda Clau Tdylor, 32, Costa Mesa Jan. 30 •J ay Rlchardson, 25, Hunt- mgton Beach Jan.31 • Martha Mde Srruth, 52, Costa Mesa NEWPORT BEACH J an.25 • Llnda Mane Pelt, 51, Hunt- mgton Beach • Michael James Steppe, 26, Newport Beach Jan. 27 • Anthony Russo, 4~, Cosld Daily, Rilot VOL 94. NO. 28 TffOMAS H. JOHNSON, Put>hsher TONY DOOOlO, Ed1t0< J£Nlf£111 RAGLAND, Senior Oty Ed1t0< NANCY Ot(!VElll. Featur• Editor ROGER CAM.SON. Sports Editor MMC MAmrt l'tloto Editor AHnt0HY N'.CK, ~(d1t0f JOSI J. SAHfOS. P-ot0esl9Mf AJOY ounMG, ~f~ Advet"tisloO LMAJOtNON. ,.,omotlOm PMMOl>ltwt. Chitf flNndll Offt<tf ENGAGEMENTS Mesa • 439 Magnolia St., $505,000 • Wynton Russ Morvo, 43, • 246 Virginia Place, San Clemente $296,000 Striklin-De Revere Charles and Linda Jan.28 • 1090 Stone Brook Lane, - • Douglas Eugene Hanes, $227,000 53, Newport Beach Jan.29 NEWPORT BEACH •Jess Joseph Romo, 27, • 215 Villa Point Dnve, ruverside $175,500 • David Detar, 43, Hunting-• 6 Single tree Drive, $1,126,500 Stricklin of Newport Beach have announced the e ngagement of their daugh- ter, Llbby Anne, of Ne wport Beach, to Michael Steven De Revere, of Ne wport Beach , son of Dell and Car- ol De Revere of Newport Beach. ton Beach •Thomas Pendleton Her- nng, 28, Newport Beach REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS COSTA MESA • 290 Carefree Lane, $255,000 • 853 J oann St., $240,000 • 219 Pauline Place, $235,000 • 225 Camellia Lane, $311 ,000 • 2321 Santa Ana Ave .. $425,000 • 2626 Santa Ana Ave., $202.000 • 9 Crooked Stick Drive, $1 ,018,500 • 5 Rue Marseilles, $630,000 • 15 Long Bay Drive, $839,000 • 32 Valerio, $860,000 • 2329 Private Road, $750,000 MARRIAGES NEWPORT BEACH • Stuart V Anderson and Roni D. Jackson, married Jan. 21 m Newport Beach • Alan P. Modig and Chns- tine Mascharka, married Jan. 23 m Newport Beach • Scott C. Owen and An~ela L. Falasco, married Jan. 1 in The bride -to-be lS a graduate of Corona del Mar High School and Northe rn Arizona University. The groom-to-be is a graduate of Corona de l Mar High School and Northern Anzona University. A March 25 weddlng is planned a t Community Church Congregational m Corona del Mar. NEl&HIORS his students to participate In the 5Mdy OntN. group sales manag- Ameficao Legion programs for er for the Orange County Per· more than 10 years, received a forming Alts Center. and Shelly spe(ial award .... Qrange Coast SorMINt. a server and bartender co1•·s honors hst swells with at Bimlporetti's, we<e among • 789 W. 18th St., $155,000 Santa Ana At the.National Amerialn LeglOn's High Schoof C>fatoricaf Contest on Jan. 20, Cotonl del Mar High Sc::hoof llf1ior 5-1 ,..... w.lked ~ with first prize. Newport IWbor High freshman ~..,._took first runner· up. ~ NMvpof't Hatbor High frwshmln INtt Ralllll90ft took Second rumer-up. Fenton v.111 90 onto the Amel'lc.an Legion fiNls in ~Is In April. ... Corona del Mer SOCWll studies teacher ..... .....,, ~hes encoureged the names of local students those honofed .... The ladies of • 2552 Westmmster Ave., $315,000 COSTA MESA • 229 W. Wilson St., $155,000 • Donald A Gramme and • 650 Darrell St., $220,000 Heather R. Nichols, married • 2538 Westminster Ave., Jan. ;23 in Irvine $326,000 • Philip Nguyen and Thu H. • 24633 Irvine Ave., $325,000 Nguyen, married Jan. 24 in • 2845 Mes& Ver4e Dr , Santa Ana $159,000 • Long N. Pham and Xuan- • 2845 Mesa Verde Dr., hicp T. Le, married Jan. 19 in $204,000 Santa Ana Dozens from both Costa Mesa Virginia Castle, auxlhary of Anis· and Newport Bffctl earned the tance League of Newport-Mesa, dminction. Including o.t c. latr-collaborated to make Christmas lor, ......... M. Ms:i.OV•. Lliny stockings for the needy f0< the W s.wb. NMcy K; Abr--. sec~ yeer in a rCM, Among and llUe Uchlde .... The Orange ttio5e hetplng with thi effort County Toorlsm Council presented were Mrs. Quaalln Wiii. Mn. Its top Service EXcellence Awards ,. ,._. Lid, Mrs. • ]'lor4 Mra. to toorism industry~ in leny ........... ~,....., a c«emony at the Ooubletree ....._ L.ull*I and Mrs. DenrW Hotel m Costa Mesa last Tuesday. O'tt.n . READERS HQJUNE (949) 642-6086 0< adli9f1"41mt'flts hertin can be reprod~ without written per· mlSSIOn of copynght owner WEATHER AND SURF POLICE FILES Record yOur comments about the Daily Pilot or news tips ADPRESS Our 6ddress is 330 W Bay St., Cosu Mesa. CA 92627 CORBECDONS It Is the Pilot's Policy to prompt- ly correct all errOfS of substance. Please all (949) 57~68. EYJ The Newp«1 had~~ Daily Pilo\ (USl'S-144-800) "pub-h~ ~y through S.turday In ~ h.lch and eost. ~. subkrtptlonl are .vall.t>le only by sublcr1bing to The Tlmes Orange County (900) 252·9f41. 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LOCATION SIZI Wtdge."'"'"""~4-fi W/r'(W NeoNport .......... 4-6 'W/nw B!Mkles ... .-•• -4-6 wlrfw RNet ~ .... -4-6 wlnw CdM"'"'""•'•"'"4-6 IN/rW¥ TID£S TOOAY F1~t low 12:52 a.m .................... 2.2 First high 7:03 a.m ....................... 5.5 Second low 2·17 p.m.................. ·O.A Second high 8:45 p m ....................... 3.6 , ' TMUltSOAY First low 1:28 • m ..................... 2.1 ' 7.311 m ...... .. 5 8 Second low 2'47 p m ............. , ....... o 6 Sf<ond high 9 14 pm"" ................ 3 9 COSTA MESA • Newport 9ouMvwd: An orange blosSQm and several plants worth $680 were stol~ In the 2400 block the evening of Jan. 21. • 'lldfk Awnue: A backpack and its contents worth $161 were stolen from a car in the 2100 block between nOOf'I and 7 p.m. Friday. • 'IMil c.nt.r Drive: A cellular phone worth $300 was stolen from a business In the 3100 block between 6 30 and 11 p.m Jan. 23. • EMt 17th ~ A cellular phone wot1h S200 was stolen from a business in the 300 block at 1 a m. Jan. 23. • Welt 19th StNet: A toolboit worth $200 was stolen from a car In the SOO block the evening of Jan. 24. NEWPORT BEACH • CWUy Drive: Two palm trees worth $1,000 were rtoten In tht 1700 bfo(k Sund1y ewn1ng • lrw. Awilriue: About $180 wn stohtn from Ntwpoft ~ High Sd'OOl In the 600 block somttimt bttWHn ~~~. • Illes 11111rt C.... .,,..,_ A watch, •Mt of golf dulK ~I pelf of~ worth $4.000 MN l1oten from •~In the IOO btodl 8' 5 pm MondlY , .. ·~--,.. 0Qily Pilot Costa Mesa salon owner guilty of sexual battery • Robert Keith Cryan gets three months in county jail for inappropriately touching a customer. Greg R,lsllng DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH A 39-year-old Costa Mesa man who ran a popular hair salon pleaded guilty recenUy to charges he fon- dled one of tus female cus- tomers during a massage. Robert Keith Cryan was sentenced last month to three months m county jail and three years of proba- tion for sexual battery and failure to obtain a massage license. Cryan must also register as a sex offender under stale law. Cryan owned the NYC Salon on Harbor Boule- vard, where he was arrest- ed last August when a 22- year-old woman said Cryan inappropriately touched her after she received a haircut. Cryan offered coupons to his mostly female clien- tele that allowed hun to massage them. The victim gave Cryan the coupon and the two went into a back room where the cnme occurred. The womdn was shaken enough that she wrote a letter to the court express- ing her dismay over Cryan's actions. MWhen I think of what he tlld, it makes me sick to my stomach," the woman wrote. "The embarrass- ment I've .experienced is nothing compared to the hurt I felt. He.has gotten away with this before and he planned to do it ag~in." The woman may have learned about other possi- ble victims alter Cryan's , arrest. Prosecutors were ready to call several women at trial who allegedly had similar prob-1, lems With Cryan. Howev- er, prosecutors didn't file the charges because Cryan was usually alone with one woman, making it difficult to gain a convic- tion. ·we were concerned there were other victims," said Costa Mesa police Lt. Ron Smith. •But when there is smoke, there is , usually a fire. We hope tlus stops him from ev~r vic- timizing . other women again." Last month, Cryan sold his business to a riew own- er, who reopened the salon last week under a new name -Millenni Cuts. The new owner, who asked to remain anony- mous, said Cryan gave tus reasons for selling his business. "He said he was gomg back to the Ahny," she said. "He said it was only going to be for a few months, but I believed hlm. I had no ided he was going to jail." Despite the convict.Jon, Cryan was also known for organizing a fund-raising drive last May to assist the families of the children who were killed and in1ured at Southcoast Early Childhood Learning Cen- ter. He enlisted the help ol four salons and barber shops. Together, they raised more than $1,300. Wednesday, February 2, 2000 3 Real estate attorney . Steven Kiser ls the most recent . appointee to the Planning Commis- sion. MARIANNA DAY MASSEY JDAll't' Pll.OT He's the man with the plan • Steven Kiser, local real estate attorney, is the newest member of the city's Planning Commission. -Noakt Schwartz better bring his sense of DAILY PILOT humor along for the nde. •vou need a sense of NEWPORT BEACH humor to deal With this stuff." The empty seal on the Plan-he said ·1 tlunk he'll be a rung Conuw.,s1on will finally good comrrussioner. He'll be be filled by locdl attorney the kind of guy that gets m Steven Kiser. there and will listen lo all "I uppbed becaw.e it's a sides of the lSsues. • position where 1 thought I lndeed, Kiser is walking could Clo ome good," Kiser into one of the more contro- said. ·Everyone should do versial years for the Planning theu part in volunteenng and Commission, with the so- publ.Jc service." called Greenllghl measure on Kiser bedt out 32 other the honzon lf approved, the applicdnts for the coveted measure will give residents spot dfter Mark Hoglund the opportunity to dpprove or resigned betore his term e nd-deny proposed developments ed. ThP new commissioner -something that Kiser does will serve until the end ot._ not entirely support. June 2004. u1 think the Greenlight 101- The other commissioners tiative is put forwdrd with the are looking forward to-hdvmg best of intentions,· he said, him on bodrd. However, chdlf adding that despite Uus, plan- Ed Sehch warned that Klset. rung declSlons are better made by people with the time and expertise to review the volumes or reports . Bdsed on his past dccom- phshments, Kiser has the expenence to make such decisions. The Otuo-bom real estate lawyer hds lived in Newport since 1974. He's sm.ce been involved with the Cdmeo Commuruty Assooation, the American Bar Association and the Buildmg Owners and Mandgers Ac,soc1at1on . He received hts ldw and business degrees dl UCl.:A, University of Maryland and Aonda State Uruvers1ty. J hs hobbies are pnmarilr athletic: snow skung, swim· nung und runrung K.i.:.er said he also en1oy~ spcnwng tune wtlh tus wlfe and two chil- dren. who Ct.re students at Corona del Mar I ligh School Bond is no shoo-in, but a campaign is ------ •Leaders of a Newport-Mesa facilities committee pave changed hats to prepare for bond measure. Danette Goulet DAILY PtLOT NEWPORT-MESA -A core group of members of a Newport-Mesa Unified School District committee that recently disbanded have joined forces again in antici- pation of an upcoming bond measure. Although th~ members are hesitant to discuss it prior to a school board vote, a cam- paign committee has been formed to support the pas- sage of a school bond. Mark Schultheis, co-chair and spokesperson of the for- mer facilities committee, will now assume the 54111e role, as will three others, for the new Around TOWN • Send AROUNO TOWN items to the Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627; fax them to (949) 646- 4170; or call (949) 764-4330. A com- plete listing may be found at d•ll'IP· llotcom . TODAY OCC wlll bold I tenilnar OD finanong a college education at 7 p.m. at the Robert B. Moore Theatre. Th two-hour scmmar will be given in Eng- lish, Sparush and Vietnamese. OCC 1 at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432- 0202, ext. 28122. the Newport Beach Public Library presents •uving the Good Lile on a Pixed Income,• a tree noon program. Plnan· dal Consultant Juon Sherr wW speak. The library 11 at 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport· ' Beach. for m<>re lnfonnauon, call (9'9) 717-3801. 1be Jewllb ~Cea· ter prwnts "Memola are forever,· am-week coune on orvamzmg pbOto tcnpboob. The coune nm Wedlmdayl. Nb. 2 lbroUah 23 ad ~ l and 8. ,_ii 112 pm: 11 .... for JCC ....... 115 .. 111d .. far 1111 .......... ,,. • campaign committee. "There is an effort being made to do whatever we can to advocate the passage of a bond measure by those of us who feel it's the right thing to do," Schultheis said. "lf you look at the timing of thmgs, I think it's a good idea to pre- pare." If the school board does put a bond measure on the ballot, the new committee will be prepared to campaign for it at full speed. "Once they approve 1t, the groundwork will be laid d.Dd we won't lose any time,• said Jill Money, Harbor Council PT A president. Money will act as the co- chair in charge of orgatllZIJlg center is at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The Costa Mesa Senior Cen- ter will bold e. ute Story Writ- ing class Wednesdays, Feb. 2 through June 7. The Center is at 695 West 19th St., Costa. Mesa. For more information, call (949) 645-2356. volllllteers. Hank Paruan will act as a third co-chair in · charge of communicating with senior citizens, and Arlene Schaf er will act as a fourth co-chair, d.lthough her specific dutie!; have yet to be determined. So far, the group has met twice in dn effort to become organized, but will not be vis- ible to the public unless the board approves the bond measure, Schultheis said. The campaign committee, whlch has about 15 support- ers so far, is preparing to raise money and collect endorse- ments as well as plotting a strategic plan and creating a volunteer base. •No one will do anything until the vote on March 7. So March 8, we'll be ready to tart,• Money said. •we'll have lost no tune.• Mother's Market wtl1 hold a hypcrbanc oxygen therapy semmar from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in its patio cafe Donal Jolly- Gabriel of the Whitaker Well- ness Institute will conduct the seminar. Mother's is dt 225 East 17th St., Costa Mesa. For more information, call (800) 595-MOMS. ON THE WATER FRONT IN NEWPORT llF.ACH. t · 4 'Nadoesday, February 2, 2000 MARBLE CONTINUED FROM 1 debating, let's say, whether it really was 1hlman CaR?te who wrote •Tu Kill A Mock· ingbird .• So the notion of them fighting is a bit like having an orchestra conductor suck· er-punch the first-chair viol.ul· 1st in the middle of a eonCE'rt, or having a food fight breuk out during high tea at Sher- m.an Library & Gardens These sorts of-people don't do these sorts of things. . But they are. The two groups have had a frosty relationship for months. It may be a personality conflict. Or maybe it's a control thing. It may have to do with m.flat· ed egos. It may have to do with one group feeling snubbed by the other. Jl mdy be that they simply don't like each other. I don't know SITE CONTINUED FROM 1 and has spoken to sevt:!rdl interested parties. Lamm said the Vdlue the appraisers determin<>d Wds considerably lower than $30 million. "It was accU.rate and fau in all respects," he said "It WdS not off the top of their head!>.· In September, the City Council, along with ShdJll· mas, commissioned the appraisers to determine the DAVIS CONTINUED FROM 1 Reyna said of the instrumen- tal variety. Students receive 50 min· utes of instruction each week, but are not able to bnng the instruments home because of the limited supply. Every nine weeks, they switch to a new instrument. By the end of the year, they have expenenced the clarinet, violin, drum pads and trumpet. "We've already played the clarinet," Victor said. "From There is money involved, of course. The foundation has 1 aiscd more thdJl $2 million, all m the name ot buymg books and enrichmg lives by putting on Uteraiy events. Some of th~ money -a lot of it, in fact -hclS bc.-.•n tucked away in an endowment fund. The library board ·ms to resent the fact that it can't get its hands on this endowm<'nt fund. The trustees ulw tunt ddlkly that the founddtion's accounting prclctices are poor, though there's no evidence of that. What remained or the relabonship betwf' n the two yroups was severed when the lJbrary board -that would be the sp<?nders - took up heavy arms and ordered the foundation out of the library. Forget the fact lbe foundation's predecessors hdd actually raised the mon- ey to build the library. The library trustees also threatened to strip the foun· value of the mission-style building at the comer of New- port Boulevard and 19th Street. The building is m a burgeoning downtown area across the street from Trtangle Square. MeanwluJe, Vanguard University officials say they are dllXiously wwting for the same appraisers to detemune the value of the Civic Center, which would be vacant if the oty decided to move down· town. University officials told the city tt would like lo build classrooms, parking . dnd a my point of view, I didn't like 1t very much. The clarinet has all these buttons." Victor was not alone in his preference. Most all students agreed. ·1 like the violin because it makes a neater sound,• said 11-year~old Ldcey Robinson. The limited number of instrwnents also calls for a highly organized concert per· formctnce. There are enough violins for two classes to play at once. So after a song ended, one cldss, which filled half the stage, would file out and hand off their instruments to Hj ura: 11am-lpm 10a""8pfn 11afti.lpm dation of its name and ordered the group to hand over its money. In the words of Jim Wood, trmaguzine publisher and chainnan of the library board, the dispute hai Cbealated into a •barroom brawl.• And in the words of Lucille Kuehn, a fonncr New- port Beach mayor and long· time member of the founda· lion, the dispute has left her "beside myself Wlth grief." The City Council, which has precious httle authority over either group, suggested. that the groups needed pro- fessional help -cowiseling, mtervention, therapy, a group hug, something. · Meanwhile, after it was pomted out to the library board that it really dldn't have the authority to take the foundation's name or money, it softened its stance just a bit. Rat.her than boot the foun· dation's lone paid employee buildirig for music classes on the Civic Center Jot, which is adjacent to thE]ir campus on FairDnve. ·our campus is a little tight," said Jerry Clarke, director of planning and con- struction. HWe really need the space.• The university, which has 1,400 students, launched a $33-million fund-raising cam· paign in the fall of 1998 for campus expansions. City Manager Allan L. Roeder Sdld the aty would consider moving its offices only if it C"Ould sell its own students from another class waiting in the wings. Those students would then file ih and join the first class. 11ris continued until all 10 sixth· grade classes had performed. F1tzpatnck has been tack- ling the rotating schedule of instrwnenldl mstruction since the school opened three years ago.· "We've been very, very fortunate lo have h1rn and the fact that the Board· of Educa- tion recognizes the value of fine arts,• said Principal Cheryl Gallowdy. "Tiris may be the boys' and girls' only chance to play an instru- 3313 s. Bristol St .• South Coast Matro (en.tol & McNttU' ,..,. co Mlct-.1 1714J 141·7427 • from the library, it wOUld set· Ue for having the employee moved elsewhere in the library. hi other words, the library board felt the need to inflict some kind of p'uni.sh· ment, even if 1t just meant shuffling offices. Quick. look up the word •petty." Oh, ~d check out •cavalier,• too. Might fit. So while the refined and genteel quarrel and bicker, the library hums n.ght along. Kids check out books and learn and get inspired. Peo- ple read newspapers and magazines und explore the Internet. And peopl~ come to the literacy center, seeking the ultimate power: the abili- ty k> read. Even the ballooned egos at work here can't mess up a good library. • STEVE MARBLE is the manag- ing editor of Times Community News. He can be reached at st~ve.marbleOlatfmes.com . facility for an amowit equal to or greater thAn the cost of a new building. "We're still waiting it out to see what the Civic Center numbers are," Clarke said. "It would interrupt the deal if it is too lilgh." Lanun said he expects the Civic Center appraisal later th.ts week. He said he antici· pates the City Council would begin looking at the cost of moving to the downtown building in early March. At that time, h e expects the council will decide whether to pW'Chase the site. ment." Davis also offers music to students in the form of an afteM1chool band, called the All-Star Band, which was organized by concerned PTA parent Bonnie Saryan. "There just isn't enough music in our schools, so I put this together," Saryao said. •we needed to have kids interested in music and learn- ing to play instruments." Students rent their instru· ments and practice after school twice a week with Fitzpatrick. "I'm not even hoping for concert musicians here,• Saryan said. "I'm hoping for music appreciation." , Doily Pilot BOARD able~le.• CONTINUED FROM 1 While dty coundls in the area all have tenn limits, none of the school distncts surrounding Newport- The first reaction was Mesa, such as Huntington that of schoOl board presi-Beach, Irvine, Santa Ana dent Dana Black, who and Cftpistrano Unllied, argued that puttil)g a topic have them. u important as terin umtts "1be o~ very reel con- on the same ballot would cem tS that being the only confuse the 1SSue. district Jn the state to have "If it's a burning qut>.s· • (tcm1 limits) would be detri· lion, then I think we should mental.to the di~bict, • said do it first,• Black so.id. "It board member Judy Pran- takes a lot of study and-time co, who wlll have serve<l 21 and J wouldn't want to mar-year~ on the board this ry it. It warrants its own March. study session and tune.• DaVtS Brooks, vice presi· Her argument wa.<> dent of the school board and echoed L>y several commu-a newcomer in compariSoo ruty membeni who believe to Franco and other mem- the district needs to deal bcrs, having come<0~ro in with one issue at a time. April 1998, said there are "Several people felt that many reason to have term it will muddy the issue -limitc;, but trust m the board that it should just be the ic; not one of them." bond," said Jill Money, Har· "Current boardS inherit bor Council PTA president. whatever the board did "I'd never thought of it, but before them," he said.' I thought it was an intrigu· •Being the newest member, ing 1dea.• I am lumped in and blamed , Since confusing voters for what happened· in tho would defeat his purpose. late 1980s and early 1990s." Anderson agreed that plac· The sore spots include a ing bOth on the ballot may multimillion-Oollar embez- not be the answer. zlement by a school official The second argument and millions more lost in tho was that term limits would Orunge County bankruptcy. result m an inexperienced "If someone wdnts a board. position in this district, all •I am not against them, they have to do is run," per say, but I think it takes a . Brooks added. "No one has long time to understand ·. a lock on a pOSition. • state funding and such,• The end result was the Black said. postponement of the issue That argument carried -not a denial of the possi· no weight with Anderson. ble need for term limits. "It wasn't meant to throw "It is my hope that it • anyone off immediately,· would be discussed after 'Anderson said. "Retirement the bond issue," Anderson homes are full of indispcns-said. CRASH CONTtNUED FROM 1 asking for assistance and heeded the c.;all of the sea· when someone is m need, y~u help. Hlt's common courtesy and they all felt they were making the right choice,• said Brock- man, who noted that the crew wasn't reqwred to go to 'the crash site. "The ftshmg industry was right there help- ing out. giving it the!£ all." ' When his crews amved. the men weren't prepared for the carnage. Tuey discovered human remains too gory for description. They found lug- gage ripped to shreds. free peanutpackagesthatbobbqd like buoys. Most disturbing for the crew was finding the body of a baby, Brockman said. The fishermen managed to stom- ach the gruesome search and recovery effort, but one newspdper reporter who had l<1gged along for the ride had problems handling the scene and vorruted repeatedly. Mattress Outlet Stor They worked for seven hours, scooping body parts from the ocean and filling .several five-gallon buckets with the remains. Exhausted and weary from the expedi· tton, they slept most of Tues- day before returning to squid hshlng. BRAND NEW· COSMETJCALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! 3165 Harbor Blvd . COsta Mesa One Block South or 405 ~ (7 14) 545·7 168 "Those guys were taking it "' a lot better than I was,• Brockman said. "They didn't know what they were getting into at first. But they did the job they were asked to do." There were two plane crashes in less the d day across the world, but 1t didn't seem to stop anyone's travel plans. No flights were can- celed at John Wayne A.uport on Tuesday and many pas- sengers, although saddened by the Alaska Airlines crash, still boarded their planes to their final destinations. "Sure, you pause for a moment. But then you realize the chances are awful slim that your plane will crash," said Brad Davis of Hunting· ton Beach, who was traveling to San Francisco. "It does freak me out a httle, but I have somewhere to go. You can't let something like this get the better of you." ZAHER FALLAHI, CPA 28 yrs. exp. Accrg., Audits, laxe~ I 'i% Ji~ount 'to CM Rt-sidt"nts (714) 546-4272 J Daily Pilot .. BOYS TENNIS Star-~tudded field in place fo r national invitational • Brentwood, Beverly Hills and Clovis West (Fresnofjoin the mix. Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -The 16-team field is set for the inaugural Pavilions National High School All-American Team Invitational hosted by Corona del Mar High, March 16-18, at Palisades Tennis Club. Tim Mang, CdM boys ten- nis coach and executive director of the tournament, said Brentwood, Beverly Hills a11d. Fresno power Clovis West are the final three schools to commit to the event. North Medford, Ore., and Green Valley, of Henderson, Nev., dropped from the tour- nament last week because of scheduling problems, and one other spot needed to be filled to round out the con- tenders. "Clovis West is the power- house that beats Mater Dei m football a nd bas- ket b a 11 , and it has a n excel· lent tennis program," Mang said. "It is one of the top teams in that area. Tim Mang Also, we invited Brentwood. whtch .is one of the top Division Il schools m CIF (Southern Section), and Beverly Hills, which is very strong thts year and returns a lot or its top players... . The event is sanctioned by the National High School Tennis All-American Founda- tion, whtch Mang founded in 1998, and fedtures many of the nation's top boys tennis teams. accordirtg to the USA Today'r, final 1999 rdnkings. Corona del Mar, highlight· ed by Brian Morton and Cameron Ball, )\'On the CIF .Division I title last year and finished No. 2 in the national rankings behind Cardinal Gibbons of Fort Lauderdale, Aa. With the Palisades Club as headquarters, the invitational will host several nationally ranked tenrus teams from around the United States, includirtg privdte schools. It will be the most official national team tenrus charnpi· onship ever conceived, Mang said. CdM and Peninsula, No. 5 in the '99 national rankings, are the top two schools entered. Teams from Arizona, Flori- da, Virginia .• New York, Ore· gon, Colorado and Connecti- cut, as well as California, are entered and eager to prove that California, Texas and Flonda are not the only states with traditionally strong teams. Cheny Creek, Colo., for example, has won 323 straight dual matches -a streak that dates back to 1970 -and captured 26 or the last 27 state championships. E.C. Gld of Lynchburg, Va., ranked 15th nationally, No. 16 Harvard-W i;Uake of North Hollywood and No. 20 Brophy College Prep of Phoerux, Anz., ere also entered. The event, which kicks off with opening ceremonies March 16, will be played at various clubs tn the area, with PAlisedes hosting the March 18 title match. Proceeds from the touma· ment go toward recognizing hlgb IChool tennis All·Anieri· ams Vta the ~tional High Sc.bool tertnis All·Amerlam Fo\mdatioo. Tickett are avalleble through ETM at Vons and Pa~ stores. CaD (888) l'IM·TIXS or purcbul tick· • oDIDI •t www.etm.com. I • Quote Of 1HEDAY 111 think the girts just deOOed (rhe Trojans) weren't going to do that to us ... " Jim Weeks, Costa Mesa hoops coach I ' 9..!_ unNE R ... Feb 7 honoree DAVE PARSEl Wedne~y, February 2, 2000 5 Eagles go through the motio~s • Looking ahead, Estancia puts Laguna Beach ·away, 62-37. Joseph Boo D AILY PILOT COSTA MESA -Thursddy's PdCJfic Coast League game between Esldnc1d High and league-leader Corona del Mar's girls basketball team is a big one The Eagles, tied for second m the PCL, could nab a ClF Southern Section Divi- sion Ill playoff spot whtle keepmg CdM from chnching a share of the ledgue title. Yep, Thursday's a big mqht. Oh wail, Estancia also had to play Tuesday, against the PCL's last-place team, Laguna Beach. ThP 0-20 Artlsts, 0- 6 in league, are he,aded ford wtnless sea- son and need an act of God from several religions to avoid it. Although that didn't happen, lhe Gods at least winked at the Artists. Estancia was caught looking ahead dlld struggled before it pulled out a 62-37 wfu at home. "Could you tell?" Estancia Coach Paul Kirby sarcastically said about his led.Jll's focus on CdM. Nevertheless, Lagund Bedch had no answer clgainst Estancia seruor Lauren Cclssity, who drove maruacally to the basket for a game-high 29 points. lWe~ ty-six of hN points came m the pamt, the other three conung from free throws. Ct1ssity blew away wJ:iat little chance Ldguna Bff°dch had of winning in the sec- ond hc:Vf, scormg 19 as Estancia pulled awdy Well, a 28-20 halftime lead by the Eagles (13-9, 4-2 in league) was a pretty good tip-off. Laguna actually outscored the Eagles, 12-8. in the second quarter. Th.is against a team Estancia hammered, 74-23, in the previous meeting. Senior Becky Lenhart was second among Estancia's scorers wrth nine points on three three-pointers. Rounding out Estancia's trio of senior rught hon- orees, Jennifer Ollila had sLX pornls and four stedls. Laguna Beach (0-20) 0 6 Laguna Beach broke down EstanCJd's defense at times, spearheaded by Renee Ouimette, who had 10 points. Junior Lisa HJiald also had a ruce game for the Eagles, with six pomts, eight assists and Sl.lC steals • ' •Down 12 m first 10 minutes, and seven early in second halJ, Mustangs respond for important Pacific Coast LC>dgue victory. Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -As its seas~n con- tinued to crumble due to shooting woes, the inability to handle full-court pressure and defensive lapses, the Costa Mesa High girls bd.Sketball team learned Thursday night that attitude can indeed be everything. li'ailing, 17-5, almost 10 minutes into what was qwckly shaping up as their fifth straight loss, the Mustangs collectively conspired to stop the mad- ness. · "l think the gtrls ,}USt decided (the Trojans) weren't gotng to do that to us,• Mesa Coach Jun Weeks said. Mesa rallied to within 21-18 by halt· tune, then pwnmeled the visitors in the second half to claim a 57-40 Pacific Coast League triwnP.h d.Od fortify its rapidly receding confidence. ·1 really feel good about the way we played after the first quarter and I hope our girls do too," Weeks said. "Um came out and played hdfd, like tedffis have done against us during league. The word around the league is, •Play hard and pressure us and we're gomg to wilt.' But then, bodies started hitting the ground and we started to play wtlh a lot more energy." The Mustangs dived for loose balls, banged inside and tugged aggressive- ly on dual-possession calls offense bod'rds, · dnd tummu up th1• defensive dial to Nl~lll«' thP Tro11111 .... l"· 14, 1-4 in le<lguc) wPr<· tlw mws wl\ll withered The win improved l\lt•s,1, rctnk*'<I No. 8 m ClF SouthPrn S1•c:tion D1\ 1s1011 lll-AA, to 14-ll, 4-2. lht> Must.inqs share second pldce with Estancic1, l 112 games behind Corona' del l\lar, wh11 h . was idle Tuesday. Mesa is otf Thursd<1y, hdor<• do 11u1 out league pldy dt Lagun. B•'dl h IP• h 8) and dt CdM (Feb 10). • Barbarn Tre10 (two llurd-qu<HIN three-pointers) and Lauro t-.1umz thv • points) cdffie off the bench to c <id a spark But the true catalrts were All-CH· veterans Autumn Snulh, Jcnnv Ecmtt "t and Nancy Halsushi, the hrsl two hd\- ing been among three pldyer~ honurnd before bpoff on senior mqht. Snuth made her final hv~ fwld·~Joal attempts lo finish with Hi pomts and 13 rebounds. Earnest clupped m 14 pomts, Jou1 steals, four asstsls cmd four rchouncls, while Hatsush1, a junior point quarcl, dffia sed 10 points, 10 .1sststs c1ncl s~v en steals. STM M<CRANIC I DAILY Pl.OT Costa Mesa's Nancy Ha~ baWes with Unlverslty's Peggie Wu. They a lso began hitting shots (14 for 28 after intemussion), hitting the Earnest, whose wlcnUc'" elfoit wr1 contagious, connected on .s loyllp md c SEE MESA PAGE 6 SAILOR S FALL T O LAGUNA HILLS STANDINGS road.• Hawk (12-12, 3-3) . • After strong start, Newport succumbs to the Hawks, 50-16. Tony Altobelli DAILY PILOT Despite the lopsided loss. Savage was proud of his team's effort and hus- tle on defense. The Sailors started the game as the aggressor and kept the game close.. forcing some Hawks' turnover.>. NEWPORT BEACH -The knowl- edge continues to pile high for New- port Harbor High's girls basketball team. ·we played 100% better than we dld the last tune we played them,· Sav- age said. •w e were more aggressive on defense and we managed to keep it rather close for a while.• . The score was tied midway through the first be(ore a 9-2 Hawks' run, put Laguna Hills in control for good. It was the Sailors' turnovers that blew the game open down the stretch "We're still a little Jost against the zone," Savage said. "Our oftense struggled against their zone all mght, but we dld a httle better JOb of finding the open shooter. It's getting there. but it's gonna take some time to improve on it." Newport (4 19) 0 6 "We've been taking each game like a learning lesson/ C0c1c h Gregg Sav- age said following his team's 50-16 Sea View League loss to Vi.siting Laguna Hills Tue$day rught ·we know that these games will help us down the Molly Weedn led the Sailon; (4-19 •. 0-6 in league) with eight points, while Lindsay Moore, Nicole Ashton, Lauren Gallardo and Mariko Mikami each had two. Megan Aaker had 19 pomts and Shannon Owens added 17 for the ~Hilb so. Nel::cpoet ,, Irvine 6S. Aleo Nq.iel 51 "'511 •• R'f Sfi. 'Mxxbidge 53 (nonloague) Nw4port it 'Mxltbidge M-.eat~Hi* Mesa still -in the hunt with a tie • Mustangs dominate, but need a late goal from· Katie Roche for 1-1 standoff. Joseph Boo DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA-Costa Mc a Hlgh's girls soccer team demonstrated every possible w11y to score a goal against visiting Unwcrsity on Tuesday in a en.a· cial Pocilic Coast League game. But bad luck and a good Uni defense almost doomed Mesa until a f<atie Roche's goal in \he 65th minute tied the game. 1· 1. The tic keeps Mesa (8·3·7, 2-2·2 ln league) one point aheod of Ur\l (3·8·2, 2·2· 1) for third place ln the PCL and the r!nal automatic playoff spot In CIP Southern Section Dtvisk>n TV. But th• Trojans have a 3.0 vk:tOry aga1nlt Mell thll MUOn, and they have three gamea a.ft 9Gllinlt latt-place Bl&anda, 18CODd-placa LaGw 8wb and COIOIMl del Mar. UDdlf•ted ln PC1. Tbe Mm- tancP. only heft two gam91 llft wttb l.aguna BMda ad Corona d8I Mar. U tbse ti• tie for third. Iba GIRLS SOCCER University would take 1t with its earlier win ag~inst Mesa. Costa Mesa came out detcnnm d to pick up the wm: In the game's hrst 10 nunut , M a's Julie Kroening and Sharon Day combined to t up good opportunities on three shots, but nctthcr could srore. A Mesa comer kick was also cleared away. Uru converted in the 15th nunutP., when lhook Pe.rguson'1 shot went ln ahOve Mesa' goelie. The 'Irojena had aeveral good opportunities off of counter, but they COuld,n't convert, end went into ba1ftkne up, 1-0. The M\lltangl retoOk the momentum ln the sec- ond bd and MnuMd Uni'• goalie. Day bad • ~Of lbota tbat jUlt mtnad going In. Mae Pow· .. aJlo bid CIDe good lbat lbat WM Mftd. 8'lt Mme .. da1 •t C11wID0. eocb mnatt, wlma l'emlalda V..... lluncbed. pmt.d ... '° .......... ·-c:mw Of .... _.. ..... ...... m10il._... ..... ..,_. .. w ..... .. ~ ner and deOectcd out. •1 thought we r lly donunatet.l lh t half,• Co ta M a C'oad1 Don John ton cud • nd Fernanda had that one yo off th • J t TI1 t w bcautilul shot. But what can you do • After that cl call, th Mu t 11<1 con\inu d theu unrelenting attack. Th "'Y fin Uy l>mk Ouough Uru's dt~ense when Roch k'noc.ked i er pa from Day for the tylhg goal. •we had good composur cat tht c.nd1 nd U>at' what I liked best about our t am," Jolmston d . • •we suff red so many close c ll5 chmng lhP-gam , but the guls didn't get d •morahzed • It woUld have been easy for M a to 1Mml toward the end when a 1 would hav lx.oen dev· WMlag. lmteod, the Mustangs hang on lo their &mm fGr thl p&ayoftl -nae~ beipl, • JObftltM said, •But we'Ve '°do • ..,, •• ~ l.aa-a ..... .... ................... w.-. ........... ~ "'C'..'111·· -· _6_Wed __ M_sday __ .F_ebt_uory......_2._2_000~~~----~~~~~~~~P{)R.'fS~----------------~------------0o_i~~P_i~_t IASEllLL Van~anl U. falls in 10, 2-1 • Tisthammer, Baeder both go 2 for 4 in loss. DOMINGUEZ HILLS - Vanguard University's base- ball team went into extra innings in the Lions' season opener Tuesday, ·but it was host Cal State Dominguez Hills which pulled out a 2-1 victory on the strength of Kevin Harmon's run-scoring ground.ball in the 10th inning. Matt nsttiammer and Samuel Bacder were each 2 for '4 and Vanguard teammate Kevin Candelaria had a first. inning RBI, scoring Tutham- mer, but the only other base hit for the Lions was account- ed for by Timothy Jara, who bad a single in four appear- ances. NOHCONfUENa DoMINGuEz Hus 2. VNtGUHm 1 5aM'9 by Innings Vanguard 100 000 000 0 -1 5 2 CSOH 001 000 000 1 -2 8 3 Case, Steele (7), Shaffer (10) and Dodos. Reidel, Cortes (7), Gonzalez (7) and Esqueda. W • Gon~lez. 1-1. L -Shaffer, 0-1. 2B • Oarlak (OH). SOFTBALL Bak~rsfield sweeps Vanguard, 1-0. 3-0 • Lions waste some opportunities, and the Bakersfield pitchers do their part in openers. COSTA MESA -Van- guard University's softball team opened the 2000 season with a doubleheade r loss to visiting Cal State Bakersfield Tuesday as the ~.nners blanked the hosts twice, 1-0 and 3-0, limiting the Lions to five hits over the course of the day. In the opener, Bakersfield nicked sophomore Gina Liebengood for just two sin- gles. Vanguard's best oppor-. tunity came in the third when Jill Ramsey led off with a dou- ble, but she was left stran(led. In the second game, Bak- ersfield combined six base hits with a pair of Vanguard errors to post the three-run margin. Left on the base paths for Vanguard were Andrea Saucedo, Stacey Caggiano, Christi Fortner and Devey Meredith, all with singles. Vanguard will try to make amends on Saturday with a doubleheader at Cal Luther- an. NONCC>NfPENCE Fintgame 8AKosAnD 1, VAHGUAAO 0 5aM'9 by Innings Bakersfield 000 100 O • 1 2 1 Vanguard 000 000 O -O 1 2 Guido, Wood (7) and Torres. Ueben~ and M~redlth. W ·Guido, 1-0. L • Uebengood,. 0-1. 2B . Ramsey (VU). ~~o 5aM'9 by "'""• Bakersfield 100 020 O -3 6 2 Vanguard 000 000 O • O 4 2 Guido and Torres. Atchley, Uebe~ (5), Smith (6) and Meredith. W • Guido, 2-0. L . Atchley, 0-1. 28 -Torres (B). HIGH SCHOOL GIRU SOCCER . Hawks nip Tars, 2-1 •Sea View encounter. NEWPORT BEACH - Newport Harbor High's girlS soccer team came up a little short against visiting Laguna Hills, losing, 2-1, in Tuesday's Sea View League action. Andrea Corkhill scored the lone goal for the Sailors (2· 1 O· ~ 2, 1-4 in league), while goal- keeper Amy Niles had 10 saves. Newport will travel to Woodbridge High Thursday for a 3:15 p.m. ,natchup with the Warriors. Estancia tumbles LAGUNA BEACH -After a 1-0 halftime deficit agru.nst Laguna Beach High, Estanda's girls soccer team went for broke in trying to score, but fell, 5-0, to the host Artists m a Pacific ·coast League game on Tuesday. Estancia goalie Helen Flores made 16 saves, and the Eagles' Amanda Abbott had a solid game, according to J;:stancia Coach Anton Striegl. SOCCER RANK1NGS OF DIVISION IV llOVS 1. Bishop Montgomery; 2. EtUncl~ 3 St. Francis; 4. La Canada; 5. Servite; 6. Beaumont; 7. Chaminade; 8. Santa Y~z; 9. Santa Paula; 10 Monrovia. OF DIVISION IV GIRLS 1. HarvardNVestlake; 2. Cot"OM del Mr. 3. Chaminade; ~. South Pasadena; 5. Bishop Montgomery; 6. Laguna Beach; 7 Marymount; 8. Beaumont; 9 Oak Park; 10. Flintridge Sacred Heart. .... ~.,._ (p ..................... =.---.. ............ lbl WI.... d'I\ c...-.11u• IOCXIR Dave Mohs, a NeW]>ort Beach resident and coach in the HunUngton Beach High School Dlstrld for years who died of cancer in 1998, was honored with the dedlcatton of Edison's gym last Friday. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL COLLEGE BASKETBALL 5TtVE MC CRANK I DAILY Pl.OT • Costa Mesa's Autumn Smith (left) looks for a clear shol MESA RALLIES, 57-40 CONTINUED FROM 5 15-footer to spark a 13-2 run early in the second quarter, drawing the hosts within 19- 18. After Uni pushed the lead to 25-18 one minute into the third quarter, three Earnest foul shots triggered a 15-1 blitz, which put the Mustangs ahead for good. 'Irejo's two treys came dur- ing this surge, which includ- ed seven of Uruversity's 31 turnovers. University senior Reagan Anders typified the lToJans' determination, collecting 17 points and 15 rebounds. •. !'C' ~,.,;~~ .. . ! . ' -. .t, " .. :•.'<._ ... Uni 's 5-3 guards Kristen Yeo and Peggie Wu, also showed no fear, penetrating all night to combine for 16 points, rune rebounds and four steals. Wu was knocked lo the floor twice, hitting the back of her head each time, prompt- ing Uni Coach Bob Bernal to ask Wee.ks "Are your guys trymg to put us in the hospi- tal?" .. Weeks addressed Bemal's concerns afterward, as both shook hands, assuring the Uni coach physical harm was not Mesa's intent. f'ACJFIC OOAST LEAGUE CosTA MESA 57, lJMvERsrry 40 Score by Quwten University 8 13 6 13 • 40 Costa Mesa 5 13 18 21 · 57 Unlv.nlty-Anders 17, Veo 9, Wu 7, Janda 4, von Tungeln 2, Ariazand 1. 3-pt. goals -Anders 1. Fouled out -None. Technicals -Coach Bernal 1, Costa Mesa -Smith 16, Earnest 14, Hatsushi 10, Trejo 8, Muniz 5, Caron 2, Marshall 2, Hitt 0, Cooper 0, Lazos 0. 3·pt. goals -Trejo 2, Hatsushl 2. routed out • Trejo. Technicals -Muniz 1. f'AORC OOAST LEAGUE ESTANOA 62. LAGUNA 8!AOt 37 5aM'9 by Qwlrten Laguna Beach 8 12 10 7 -37 Estancia 20 8 17 17 -62 l.Algww lffch ·Ouimette 10, Schmalzried 9, Morales 8, Offield 4, Dick 0, Duffy 4, Maloney 2. ·3-pt. goals • None. Fouled out • None. Technicals -None. , Estancia -casslty 29. Lenhart 9, Hirata 6, Ollila 6, Matsufujl 0, Barrera 5, Byfleld 2, Orellana 4, Rodriguez 0, Vasquez 0, Villa o. Avalos 1. 3-pt. goals -Lenhart 3, Barrera 1, Hirata 1. Fouled out -None. Technicals -None. HA VIEW LEAGUI I.Mil INA Htu.s 50 NEWPORT HAMOR 16 Score by~ Laguna Hills 13 16 8 13 • 50 Newport H•rbor 6 4 4 2 -16 ~ Hills -Aaker 19, Owens 17, Co. O'Ales.sandro 4, Leifer 4, Bengard 4, Elizondo 2. 3 pt. goals • Aaker 3. Fouled out -None. ~ H.-bor -Weedn 8, Gallardo 2, Ashton 2, Moore 2, Mikami 2, Woller O, Sundet 0, Castillo 0, Vasquez 0, Brooks 0, Gerlach 0. 3 pt. goals -None. Fouled out • None. JC TENNIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE MEN NONCONfUINCE PALC>M.M 8. ORANGE CoAsT 1 Singles· Copeland (P) def. Brouwer. 7-6, 6-3; Sandoval (P) def. Chemitigantl, 6-2, 6-2; Bass (P) def. Wei, 6-4, 7-6; lheveny (P) def. Vartanian, 6-2. 6-4; uble (P) def. Morales, 6-1, 6-3; Aldrete (P) won by default. Doubles • Brouwer-chemltiganti COCO def. Copeland-Sandoval, 6-0, 2-6, 7-6; Bass-Cable (P) def. Moral~Vartanlan, 6-3, 6-2; Theveny-Aldrete (P) won by default. Palomar, 1-0. OCC. 0-1 . Vanguard falls •Fifth-ranked Cougars too much for Lions, 87-78. COSTA MESA -Dennis Keane scored 21 points (or Vanguard University in Tues- day night's 87-78 men's bas- ketball loss to Azusa Pacific in Golden State Athletic Confer- ence action. John Kob.lhaas chipped in with 17 points e.nd seven rebounds, while Brandon Cablay added 15 points for the Lions (11·11, 3-7 in con- ference). Jerome Joseph led the Cougars (19-3, 9-1), ranked No. 5 by the NAIA, with 38 points, while Kevin Daley added 22. The Cougars led by 10 at the half by shooting 51 % from the field and led by as many as 19. Vanguard trimmed the lead down to seven late in the game, but could not get any closer. The Cougars dommated at the free-throw line, outscor- ing the Lions, 27-9, from the charity stripe. GOU>EN STAn: AntLEnC a>tC EllCHCE AzusA PAORC 87, VAHGUAJtD 78 .AntM Padflc -Joseph 38, Daley 22, Nichols 11, Stanlland 6, Dredge 6, Ra1bon 4. 3 pt. goals -Joseph 5, Daley 3 Fouled out -None. Vangu11rd ·Keane 21, Kohlhaas 17, Clblay 15, Lee II 10, Burgess 9, Beeler 6. 3 pt. goals -Burgess 3, Keane 2, Clblay 1, Kohlhaas 1. Fouled out · Curtrs, Beeler. Halftime -Azusa Pacific. 46-36 Lions t~p Azusa Pacific •Vanguard opens big lead, then hang on, 85-76. COSTA l'vfESA -In a bat- tle for first place in the Gold- en State Athletic Conference, Vanguard University used a balanced attack and held off Azusa Pacific, 85-76, Tuesday night in women's basketball action. All five starters scored m double figures for the Lions. ranked No. 13 in the NAIA. The win puts the Lions (19- 4, 8-2 in conference) a game up on the Cougars (16-5, 7-3). Kelly Boeke and Becki Huddle each had 16 _points, while Deborah Candelaria added 12 -fqr Vanguard. Th~ Lions led by as many as 19 points before Azusa cut TODAY .... etball Community college men - Orange Coast at Cypress, 7:30 p.m. Community college women - Orange Coast at cypress, 5:30 p.m. High school boys -Laguna Hiiis at Newport Harbor, 7 p.m.; Costa Mesa at University, 7 p.m.; Corona del Mar at Westminster, 7 p.m.; Estancia at Lagvna Beach, 7. • 5occw High school boys -Laguna Hills at Newport Harbor, 3:15 p.m.; the lead to 81-74 with t : 13 left to play. Allison Box led the Cougars with 25 points, while Jennifer Barbone added 24 GOl.DEN STAIE ATKEnC a>fffNHCE VAHGUAltD UHMRSnY 85 AzUSA PAOAC 76 Azusa plldfk ·Box 25, Barbone 24, Lemm 12, Herman 6, Clark 4, Solorio 3, Guerrero 2 3 pt. goals • Box 5, Solorio 1. Fouled out • Barbone. Vangullrd ·Boeke 16, Huddle ~. candelarla 12, Emde 11, Lee 10, Weidler 8, Fikse 6, Seaman 3, Hernando 3. 3 pt. goals -Emde 3, Weidler 2, Lee 2, Huddle 2, Seaman 1, Hernando 1. Fouleq out • Flkse. Technic.al fouls • Vanguard coach, 1. ~~1~~~ SCHEDULE ty, 3:15 p.m. •Water polo High school girls · Corona del Mar at University, 3 p.m.; Costa Mesa at Laguna Beach, 3 p.m • Softball Community college -Orange Coast at San Diego Mesa. 3 p.m. • Goff Community college men • Orange Coast vs. Santiago Canyon, at Spring Valley Lakes, noon \Ji"t"""' '•, •:,"'L"' ,. . .. , ~ ···~·: '1 •· • • . ' , I ;I • ·:. ., .... :-' ... '91 . "I: » ·, . ~·J, . ' ' • •=-"' •. ' Flctltloua BualneH Flctltloue Buelneaa Flctltloua BualneH I at1a11on of 1 P· gents ofltleUn 11 Ol be allowed to bid on the CNS1760373 IPleue useOOJ80381LJ PUBLIC NO N•me Stll'9ment Name Stllt.ment APPLICATION TO Neme S'9tem.nt prow1mately 2.300 lineal C.ltfornla.~ Ptojeet ., prime oon· NOTICE OF You must HNe 1n TICE The following !Sersont The lollowtng per1on1 SELL ALCOHOLIC The foltowtng persona feet of duct bank con-Sealed Bids Wiii not be lt9Cto11. For lur1her In-SEIZURE endofled OC>eY of the NOTICE OF are dOlng buainesa H . ire dolno bullneM 11• BEVMAGES are dOlng bualneu 11, alstin~ ol tour-4-tnch accepted afllr: 2:00 formation, oonlact UCI PURSUANT TO clalm on the Ol&lr1ct Al-AVAILABILITY OF COMPIT.1. __ 220 B Nlck'a '"r1nt $hot) 900 Date of Allng Your Travel Consultant, condull, Thia duct bank P.M., Thurldey, FebN-Contract1 Departmtnt tomeyofOran~CounlY ANNUAL REPORT PalmerSt.,1.A>1ta M1 ... S Hart>or BM2 . Santa Application· 511 Seventeenth8trfft, wUI be lnatalled parallel 1ry10,2000. Wlthlo De1lgn a Con· HEALTit AND (Altn: BUAL .ESTES', .PurJuant to Section CaHtornla 92827·3478 Ana, C.hfomll 92704 January 12, 2000 Hunllnaton Beach, C.U· to tXlstlng drtlle• Ind Bid Secunty in lhe •tructlon S.Ntoe1· Lynn SAFETY CODE Deputy District Atfbmey) 81<>4(d) of Ille Internal Aon BelU 220 B N lcholu John T Whom 1 M Con 1om11G2848·4017 wall<wa~ amount of 10% of 1he Javleral(U.9)824-7009 SECTION 11471/ al 700 Civic Center RevenueCode,notioail Pelmer SI , cOata ....... Humphreys, 119071 r!n. 1 ay • B1rbare Robinson, Pert Two ol Ille Wortc Lump Sum Base Bid,••· or M41redlth Chelton 11 11488 AND NOTICl: Ortve WHI, Santa Ana, hereby grven thal the an- Ce/lfomla 92827·3478 Holley St •12, Hunt: The Name(•) o1 the 511 Sevenlffnlh Street. ol the Protect lnvolVet eluding 1lt11m1te1, shall (U.9) 824"e513 OF INTENDED ca 92701 within thirty nual repon lor the calen· Thia bustneu 11 con· tnoton Beac:h, Celilomil ADPllaant(s) Islar• Huntington Beactl, Call· the treocttlng and In-accompany ..en Bid. The auoceuful Bidder FORFEITURE (30) days of ~ filing ol dar year 1999 of lhe ducted by, 90 lndlvldull 91tJ.48 ROTHSCHILOS lomla 92848 4017 It a 11 a I Ion o f a p. The SUAllY Issuing I.he and Ml 6ubccntracl0fl PURSUANT TO 1he dalm In lhe SUptrlO< HIGH BlOOD PAES-H1ve you 1l1tt1d Thia bueinell II con-RESTAURANT INC Thia bualneu la C04'1· p<O)Clmalety 2,e<>O llneal Bid Bond 1"911 be, on the ~be f9QU1rec:t I<> folow COYn1CM1 Division SURE FOUNDATION, a doing butlneN y.1? No dueled by. an lndMc:lual The applicants llSted dueled by. in indMduel 1 .. 1 ol duct ti.lk oon-Bid Oaadlloe, htld In Ille~,... HEALTH AND The tlllure to tlmely priva1e foundation, 11 Aon Barall Have you started above 8,. •"""'IOO to Have you s1u11d 1l11ing of IW0·2·1ncll the latHt pubtl1hed QUlfementi Mt fol1tl 1n SAFETY CODE file and secure a verified availllble at ll'le foonda. Thil statement wu dotng bus1n1H yel? Ille Depinme:TO. ~ doing but4n111 yet? COndUttl In -omen11. State ol Cllifomla, 0.. the Bidding Docunents SECTION 11488.4 ctalrn stattnQ 1n lntere.i llon'1 p~ oftlee fof !!!!d ~~the Coun1VCoun Yea.1/1/00 hollc Beverage Conlrol VN, 12/Hl/19~ ~~~~w!'*.~f ~1rt~1,l,!_~~ tnd to pey ~ On Dec. 21 , 1999. at lnlhepropertylnlheSu· lna'*1lon unngreQIMn .....,It!"' ty N I ch o I•• J . 10 ull alcoholic Bert>ara K Roblnlon "-........ , ...,,,. ~ ..::. 1111T"' ·-·-:;o."'.. .....,1, .. •...., MO' ,.. .. at !tie loc:9· 2281 Foun111n Way peltof Court wlll Nltull In bu1inH1 t1our1 Trom Of\01-07· HIMTlohre~ ~·' Thia llltemenl was lend rom Nd'I"' .... to l'lnMCC ..... ety l'lllUf· llonoftt.Woltl East. Coc1ll Mesa, CA. the property beil'IQ de-900am IOSOOprn bt/ 2000M11112 Thfa 1laii.ment was 2407 e"COAST HWY hied with IN County m. new j)(Alboxe110 lhe lllOe In Thll SI.ate. The IUCQeMflA Bidder lhe PfOP91tY delCflbecl dared or orde<9d Tor1911 tny ort1zen wtlO l'9qUeW DalW Pilat Jan 1~19, llted With Ille County CORONA DEL MAR. Clertc Of Orange County E·~~ CON· c!,,~~ wW be requited to heve 11 s1 .029 ·us. CUR· to the Stal• ol Cllifomla II wfthln 180 dt~ alt« 28, f=eb 2, 2000 nv91 0.rl! Cf 0tanoe County CA 92826 on 12•13 99 the 1o1owtno Stile of RENCY, WIS Hlzed and dltllttKlted purtuanl ll'le dale of putlhc:allon on 01 •10.2000' 1111N114096 ITRUCTION COIT: ~re-Bid Job W•* Oaltfomta Contt11CIOl"I pwsuan« to Healltt and lo the prOYillOfll ol The loundlllOn'I PM• CLA881Pl•D • 2000M16at1 ..Im:.' .'~"~~ffe Duv PllOI Jan 12, 19, U00,000.00 ~ c:cnduc1ed on bflM cu~ II tti. S.lllY coo. Sec:lof'I Hellltt and 61'-ty Code ~ Olflce ie localed., Mt·H78 O.ilvP11otJ1n.12.111, GENERAL EATING 28,Feb 2,2000 W693 :;::do"::,,!..~ 2000,"•bF•=n v.'· ~of•ubmill«>n. oflhe 11471/1U88 by the SeetlOti 11'811 wtthOul 2880 Dunrobln W1y 26. Feb 2. 2000 W6llO PLACE 0: ...., COSTA MESA POLICE 1Uf1Mr nol!Qt or healtng YOfba Unda, CA 92817, Publlahed Newport ADVERTil!MENT ~lftcattofte In the ~ompay at 1 .00 A. • l1CEN81! Cl AS SI· DEP~TMENT. Publl•hed f"ewpon The prfncipel meneger "Affordable Alternative" Discount casket, Cremadon& Burial Service Why should you subject yourself & your family to paying inflateH 'prices f~r caskets & services???? CllJ Toll Pree •---~ lenill Orlll' A Sil I II «•Ct ... BHCh·COltl Mell FOR 8108 Contrect Documenta •111<:1pent9 lhal "*' FICATION: Tele• The properly wu 8Hch·Co11a Mell of the looodatlon le O•llv P11Q( January. 111, Subjecl lo condlliOnl may not M .. ...,.. for at· DESIGN ' commi.rnlcations Elec-Nlled WIO'l rnpect IO... Deily Plot January 20. MlchMI A Weber, M 0 26 . f:: b 2 2000 preeorlbed bY N under ewatd. trlCll . legect 11lolatl0ol(1) ol Februaiy 2, II, 2000 BILLIE RICCI, ~,· ' 1 Nlry ' w695 signed Malec! bidt lor a Bidding Oocumenta COHSTSERAl/Ul,£,T8ION LICENSE COO&: C·7 or section(•) 11351 d Ole W700 TrNt ol the Founcfe· lliiiiiim--lllliiiiiii;;;,! Lump Sum Con!rect are wttl be Milble IO Bid· "'"" C-10 Health and Salety COde tion, 21880 Dunrotlin lnYlled kif ll'le 10110w100 deft~~7 Thuredey' 2000, ~"= 3500~~ ;11ee ~ '"'feet tpeo6-You .,. hereby ~ PUBLIC NOTICE Wey. YO!bt Linda, CA WM ,_ lhet the Oletrtc1 A~ The annue1 l900ft of Itta 12817 MllDl!NTIAL be at. Ctlitomll, rvtne, 9'dder0-.lllflcallone Of Orlnge Coun4y has Thotn•• and Miriam Put>ll1h10 Nel!fport HOUllNO TIL.a-DESIGN & ltvlne. California nll•d for to ... lnltleted f)fOOMdlflgt lo Kendal Foundaion II Beac:ll•C0911 Mt .. ., COWUNICATIONI CONSTRUCTION .. 7-2450 ....... .. .... of forfeit the •bov•·de-.-able ... the addletl DlllY Plot Feoruaty 2, PfK>JICT NO. ll10n • 8EAVICES (Mal 8.U-e&30 llld lncllude, W.,. noc l(:f1bed property pur· lfloWn ~.!of inep.e. 2000 ~ .. UNIVERSITY OF 3500 a.rM!t)I PlllOI ATTIHDANCI AT nuu11ftey 1"'"9d to: M*1t IO Halllh and llOn dutlnO normal tMt "'- CALIFORNIA, IAVM ~,:. =·==--:: ~: (1) Plw JW ....... llf9IY .. 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OAbtN. ments cons t ol De· alSO been complctel1 fr1d1y, "ebru1ry 11, Stat n>ents, to reieet I 8(ICll In l1U5 s1111e• nd -------CALIFORNIA MESA COURT, the Offlce o1 Design & GRADUATE HOUSING $\gn De\leloj)mtn1 dlllw· The sucoeulul C>estgtt 2000, no S11tement1 arty and all Statements al Insurance pofi s 1~ tAVINE CAMPUS PROJECT NO Construcuon Sen11c:es, EXPANSION, PHASE Inga, 1nc;lud1ng lloor Build Team "'11 nffd to will be m11lld; they to w rve 1oy infomiehty quired to be oo Eld Ule ti~ NOTICE INVITING: 99631M The protect IS Attention: Mttedllh II , MESA COURT, plans etevauons and gainlinalapptOYalolth() mu11 be picked up 11 1nthc Statements and to thl De5ig11 8Ulld re11 DESIGN 8UIU> TEAM 1 "Mod1hed Design Ct111ton, Berkeley Pro)lct No. "'315A •• MCtlOnS, and a Proiect dra.,.ings lrom b01h 1r the above loceUon Inv~• lhOH quabt1ed ahaU bl r.ubjOci lO p REQUEST FOR BUiid p1oj&C1 and w. Place. SI.Ille 3500, un.. 0£SCRIPTION Of ~null. wtllCh w con· Slat• Fire Mar&MI Ind l l Urvver& ty hH WlatnS IO au00'\11 bids IOI ptCl'lal by Urvver 1ty IOI PREOUAl.IFICAllON include 1t1e oomplehon ver~tv of Calllorni• THE PROJECT~ s1st of Performance the DSA Access Com e&tabli:.hf:d two pflaH the proilCI • IO!m .rid &Ut>stance All M ft STATEMENTS of tht do&lgn prepara-I rvlne. Ca lll orn1a The Ptoiect consists ol Speoltea!lona, Design ~nee Secuon aoo the ral\f'tO ayst m for pre· 4 Prc>1peclive 't>ffog11 such PoltOeS r.ha oo 1$ FOR 0£SIGN AND llOn ol worklog drlWITTgS 92697·2450, unlll ten thrH•SIO(y, Type 5 Cnttrla. and a de$cnp. local Orange County qua@aif1on Cil bidders Build Teams deliMQ tc •ued by a company e Y' CONSTRUCTION OF (ahop drawings) and 5:00 P.M., Friday, Feb-Buliolngs. 101111ng tion of buil<flllg 1yatems Fire AuttlOnry Design Build Teams be prequahled are In Whic:tl 1s llSte<I by B ~• TttE coowuetlOll based on r\llfY 25, 2000. No Pre· 170,700 square 1111 llld their lunctlOll Adcl DESIGN BUILD TEAM wtio m t the minimum lortn41d thel "11Y muSI and ~II have 11 ral rig UNOERORAOUATE the Prehmlnary Design quaUation Statements The Proteet also In· 11onal 1nlormeboo 1vaU· PREOUALIFICATION 1equirem nt& ll'l PNH fully comply w th Ill 04 of A· or better al'ld a 11-0 • HOUSINQ Documents and Per· will be eooepled lifter cludH a 7.200 1 I able 10 bl<kle11 wlll 1n· PROCEDURES: I, Wiii be ~nterviewed a~ Irle bid requirements in·1 nanoal c:lass•li<:allOO ol (} EXPANSION, lormance Specillcattons this time. Howevef, the Academic/Wellness elude a Soils RePoO 1 Design Bu•ld Team part of Pllll&e 2 Of lh'6 c:1ud1ng meeting all, VIII OI better . ({, PHASE II, prepared by Executive University reserves lhe center, a 2,400 1 I prepared by Geot>ase. Prequal11fcat1on State pu~quahlic.ah<>11 bonding and Nurance THE REGENTS OF MESA COURT ArchlteCI Backen Ar· right 10 request, receive duple• apartment build· Inc , and a copy o1 the ments win be a11a1lab1e The Un1vers11v will • requitements THE UNIVERSITY OF M PROJECT NO. rigon1 & Ross and evaluate sup· 1ng, mod1lication or an University ol Caltlomla, Wedn11day, J1nuery Chen partorm 1nt11rvrew5 Bid Sacunty In the CALIFORNIA i14 99ell5A All Design Build ptemental lnloonatoo e.1ds11ng perking 101. end Irvine. Campus Stan 28, 2000 111 the Olhce ol w1111 eatll Team as p<1rt amount. of 10"JI. of th Januaiy 2000 /~/ " January, 2000 T11m1 who are In· from the Design Bulld damohllon of loor ulst· dard• and Dellgn Deslgn & Construction ol Pha~o 2 of the pre· LumpSumBaseBid,u· Published Newport Co" NOTICE IS HEREBY tere11ed In prequalllylng Team 11 deemed neces· Ing aubi;tandard rest Cnlona Servlces, located tn qu.illhca11on procen. ctuoing alternates. shall Beach·Cos1a Men GIVEN that Design Build for this project and wish sary 10 complete the dence halls The Design Develop· Berkeley Place Bu1tding Design Build Teams accompany eactl Bid Daily Pilot January 26 Team Requeat for Pre· to obtain Iha Pr9· evaluatlon of their quail· Bullding Con1truc· ment drawings will have Suite 3500, Un1ver&11y of who meet lhe minimum The Surety issuing February 2 2000 A GOOD ADI quahllcetion Statements quahllcallon Statements lications. OeslQn Build Uon Coit E11lmate: received prerlmlnary re· Calllornla. Irvine, Call· toQulrt.ment5 111 Phase 2 bOnds 101 the prOJe w 101 will t>e r•calvad t>y the may call either (949) Team Prequal1f1ca11on $23,171,600.00 vtew by the State Fire lom1a 92697·2450 The will be quahl1ed to shall be. on the S univetsJty ol. Cahlom1e, 824'·8117 (Hot Lina. Op· Statements shall be BID DOCUMENTS: Marshal and the Division Prequal1flcat1on Packet sulJmll bid• on this· Deacuine, hsred '" lh Good Job s lrvtne Campus, for quah· lion #3) or (949) 1ubm1tted In sealed Bid Documents are of the State Arct11tecl's can be mailed to poteo· pro,oct latest published State o ~ reliable services llcatlon 10 bid on the 824·6630 envelopes marked on scheduled to be avall· Access Compllance t•al teams unable 10 ob ;,i The Un•vers1ty re· California Department o UNDERGRADUATE DATE OF SUBMITTAL: the outside. "DHlgn able 10 prequahlled De· Section. A Campus ta1n them '" person by 1oerv11s the 119h1, alter re· Insurance list ol 'In Interesting things H 0 u s 1 N G t: x. Design Bund Team Bu II d T •• m Pre· s1gn Build Teams In Building Advisory Com· calling (949) 824·8l17 1118Yf ng t~ 011i.1gn Build su11rr; Adrriittad t Prequallllcation State· qualltlcatlon Aonl. 2000 Bid Oocu· m1ttee approval will have or C9491 824-66'.JO AltM Team ProQusuticahon Trani.act Surety ini;ur to buy Index .. Bow to Plaee A Po Hey ~ ....... .u, .... maa.UWI •MU , ... ~~•EIAD H Iii. ,111.I 111 .1dl111•. ,lfl ·111·1· I I '"I b.111:• ,, 111i .. 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Fo.Onl\ UI ;,'814 •lo.....,_,. c.I LtfNiM .. 642·5611 a2AS G:t EQUAL llOUSING OPPOR HJNITY All IHI tlllll lfnrll1t11 II !~Is HWl'l'tr II 11&ltct It l•t h d 10 Wll'"U"~ llV"......,F5R'sill COSTA MESA E'Sld1, 81Uer Hurryl Spacioua 3Br 2Ba. lam nn, !rg yard. great locl $339,900 Earl & Judy Taylor, agents 949·642-11722 tttl rttr l!"slnt Act el IMI ., r:=======~ 19 HOUSE&'OOHDOS FOR SALE HUNTIHGTON BEACH 1mud1d wMch maku II 1111111 It ldHrlln ·u, pr1l111nc1, !lmll1!!11 " .iu rt111l11t111 •tsU II llU , ctltt, rtlltltn, .... u n.iu, 11mllt1l 1!1!•• ., U!ltlll trlfll tr II l1ltnll .. It mah .. , uc• ,ttlt!HCI. "-M_O_D_E_Lt_P_E_R_FE_c ""'r- lt111lt•.ll•• 11 dltcrt111hltllff • I Upgilded IO the MuJ 4Br '"' "'"''''" •Ill H I ' 28a pool home in H B UO' lH•hltlr m tJI ••f •••"11n def $270 000 Cal belore its "''" ltf rut nt1t1 •Ille• h .. gone! Agln1 949-887· 1199 '"""" " '"' '"' Ow ,. •• .,. - - •••lll•t• 1ht1!lud la 11111 32 HOUSESJCOftDOS 1 1~~1 132 APTS NEWPORT BEACH FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON (,AHD <::OM\iUNlrY RY fA'>lll0:-.1 l'il.ANO Beautrh:I l•!'l l1nl:!d stroct1 and 9011 cour~e views. Enic~ cc.rche•} hv1r9 tn your large 2 BR apartrnenl home1 • • Twc>-t.Jr garogc • Wa•.hcr/dryor hool<ups • F'rn:place (wood & grlto) • Air concJ1tion1ng •Wot bar • !;2,260 to S2.500 Please call (949) 644·0509 AoothC1' Esso11 Community . ..... .. ' 112 HOOSESICOHDOS FOR RENT NEWPORT BEACH 1'-------.J OH THE BAY 3bf 2b1 home. frplc, 111 •P· pllanc .. , deck with vle'W, S3000fmo. Mt-723-7482 VILLA BALBOA Gated'Pools"Spas Tennes"Clubhouse'GYM $1,650 2Br 2Ba • Famllv Rm Large patio NO 1rattlc llOlse $1,700 2BR 2BA • Pa1IO Gorgeous European Decor MaryAnn McGuire 94~770 Prvdentlal Clld Really elG CANYON BROADMORE .,. ,.,,,, tat., ........ •II I I .. ,.,,,,., "' "'"'"' .. " FOR SALECH 14111 .,,er1 .. 11, -HIJ ,, U IW• NEWPORT BEA r::J lllahi ti dtfctll11lallletl. u tl HUD IWI _____ .....,.....,~ L[f: 1111 t1t t t 1-• m H• Jtr WATER FRONT FIXER Well loc 4Br 3Ba lmmed occupancy. 0. cond lrg yrd, I::. lease $4500imo ~eu,,1port .. ll<rri,,1a ~ 94£°~ ......... 1'parl.J7U!,,/.~ 1202 I ttte Wn•lllf1••· oc "" '"'" THE PRICE B.ayfronc commun1ry with priv;ate ~:h.h ~ mt 111101Wf 3* Will. AMAZE YOU I ~~ ' ... HtoUSE -~ •V.A .• SO DOWN· SO MOYE·IN FREE FREE 714-534·8800 ..... "'. ••••••••••••••••• : HOMES OF : • • : THE WEEK : : Showcase : • Homes • : For Sale In Our Sat Real Estate Supplement I Display Ads Start at $85. Deadline Tuesday 5PM AGENT 94~723-8120 & m u i n2. W;aJk co B;Jbo;a lsbnd shops. • • Minu1cs from Fuhion Island Extra· large apartments wi1h v.ood burning flrcpl~cc and p riw1e g3ugc. FREE NUGHBORHOOD REPORT! of tht Riii Eltlte market In your na. Agent MMIM 199 6$ LOTS/LAND • FOR SALE • Bo.u slip\ av;ail;ablc • Sorry No Peu NOW LEASING l BR12BA an.I 2BR12BA wit h dC'n s 1995-$2800 · Please call (949) 7~0-~9 l 9 ~~~~~~~1·1 1~.t~ l I 111 ~1 .,.., pertect e.100' c1ma1e • • • COAONA1i'iiii . Spac11cular moun111n Th• 8111 of Newport CORONA DEL MAR views. borders state land BtlCh gated convnunily w/ Easy t11rns Call AZLR resOl1 pools/spa Studios. 1 3BR VIEW HOMES 1·877·244-8439 & 2Br plans stlrt lrom $2,300 • S2.750JMo (CAL'SCAN) to $1450 9491722·3898 AGENT, (949) 717-4746 104 APTS 3IBr Apt Hm• trom s1m. Houte wnwdWOOd llools. Motel MANAGERS •SPECIAL• $15400+ tax Wkly (M\1$1 present this Ad) 235 rms & kllChenens Situated 00 beautrfully landscaped grounds FEATURES· 24·Hour Lobby/Dheel dlal phories/Frte HBO, ESPN & OisclPoot & Jacuu.I, Guest laun- dry Close to 405 & 55 Fwv-. Min's llom 0 c. F alfgrda, collage and bcl\s Wal!Ung diS· tance 10 $llOpl 11¥1 rtsiaurl(ltl COSTA MESA MOTOR INN 22n Harbor Blvd Pt1one 9'M45 •••o I I 2llk TWnhm• from $1575. Comlorl•ble 2Br 181 BALBOA QAHO Spacious Floor Plans hreplace. ga11ge, smlll • • Vtulted Ceals, Resort Sr,1e yanl, $169S'mo AVIMble l!=====s:::;:~ IBf 18a a.age Ap(. Pool, Lush l.indlClplng Fib 15 A" 94H7s-4912 N.BJW. Octanlronl/22.nd. Pvt •~rtia. llfOt pv1 71~5-0252 •ocElN s10£ PCH' 1 112 Prtvalt room "'"""1whael. dedl. ~II ~IChtn v.I blockl to buchl 31k 2bl. shale blltl. _. peid, non Ing 0uitt-0teat IOcallon BtautlM 1& w'pvc 1 atory. vu ... moo. ~ ~ ~ SI 250/mo MM75-7625 oat. WIO. Fp, dfamatlc AgU4 5'-6SIO $535 OO'pef mo Cal Sam gated ertty On site 2Bf 18i eottage 427·~ Ins at &49-67's-4808 (betwean Also... _. , l Open House " 109 APTS • Listings Avl. CO"°¥ DEL MAR t>uslf~ cntr Perfect so ol PCH New Mex pev• 96-Sp) Hewpoll Cout l.oc: llrs w'd hkVPI Open Sun ;;;:;;;:;:;====:;; From $1380 Worn 12-4,Sl350!HQ-leo-0416 L.8st' HIS9•211M45I RENTALS AND SALES 208 OFFICES ======:::::!! Lido l•I• 48r 2.5S. Avt FOR A8mLEASE • Deadline wa111 to t>eachl 2& & : Thursday ~=· 2:· =i. L\f ~ : 5PM 310~ Irle 7IO-M5.a823 : It Pays to '19·9904823 cell • Advertise : In the Best : LOCAL Real Estate Section • Call Today II LISA RIVERA 949-574-4252 ANNE WILLEY 949-574-4249 ................. I •THEt SHORES APTS ............. Short term Corporate Rentals Starting et $1095/MO. Furnl1hed 1pt1 avail. 6 block• from the beach. 949-644-2611 ~ 1 ' • . ,. Bllu1ifUI 2Br ~lpvl gar, WID, Fp On 5'10 bUsll~ Clltr. Per1ect Nwprt Cst Loe oo edge Of CdM From $1595 1 ·88&-279-4451 Beaullfvl 28' v.1pYt gat, W/O. Fp, drl/Tlll l:llCld. entry On Sit• ~ atr Nr'CdM From S1585 Won·1 1..Mtl 1~279-4451 --- ~·. ·~ .,~ . ~ .......... -~ er · · ··· \ -· -..;,, I •"'• . ·1 P HEIGHTS, lg ltlractlvt apace 1or ercttittct or comm dt11gnt( to 1h1re MO/MO MM31-42H OfC ·~ Iii Eutbluti Exec blclg, IMv rooms. I 20-I 40lq It, convenienl loc aomt m '• 949-840-2142 l••••rrrf HUtktEvtieLA Slops Hetpa Ou1bluksl ~ aucc:.ss rite Toi fr .. 1-877 EVERClR lnlo www evttclr com (CAL'tCAH) t ... j I \I .... I \ '1_!11.2- 1 '" • I • ----Deadlines ---- Hours \11111.l.1\ ........... f ri·b~ :1·llOp111 111111 .. d.11 .• \\1 ilru • .i.1\ );OOftJ!I 1111·,iJ.1, ......... \l1111il." :1•IHll'111 I rul,f\. 111111 .. d.11 )·tM1p111 \\,·d1w .. rla1 .... l111·~1!J1 );110f1rtl :-.1tunlJ~ ..• ._h11l.I\ ).1~1p111 LOST& FOUND Lott Jan. 21 Him• 1y1n kitten. Whit• emo old male. Me11 Verde er11 REWARD 714-444-3499 412 CEMETERY LOTS 448 ANTIQUES/ART 11,50 APPLIANCES 11 '60 MUSICAL I /COLLECTIBLES 1 INSTRUMENTS --GE FRIG STEIN WAY BABYI $50 949-278· 1001 GRANO 611 IOin 11!$l018d 1 ITEM TO k1!'tmo11 R1frid9trator pertect con<! muM r.1en1.ce1 Ho'· EHOLO 21cublc ft. Almond tncolor $25 000 949·722 8t44 u . top treezer very Clean. $85 1\\llQt ~., lllllll\ .. A 11ea11 949·642·5937 THROUGH CLASSIFIED Tell your loved one how cl,Peadthey are ... and Say 970pp_y CVa!entUie4 flJf!!I I llM ·' l 1nes '• 4'!1nn . 9lfl/J/?V . (/)(l/V//UIC J .0 t1v \....,, \~lmnnn . . tJ.Ulrn A '" /W'Uln • t . . 474 WORK WANTED HOUSEMAN MGR WOlkJf19 181 ii' a&! 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CARtlTRUCU I 3Yfl ttlltld ••P rlCJllrld HANOYMAN IUSlfilESS N~ Pl1111 IH resume to Eltab 20 yr1. • • 948·7M-2706 0t .-fTIAI 10 lncl11d11 fllll lrlllllng. ::::====== "51CUSIM!Veaol com Truckl, tool1, iuoolltt llaCUllY MILS 17 flETAll IMMl1-660i. "8,._.,llllb& SALES ASSOCIATES EAANUOiCPERYEAR. wlndne UHO CASH FOR CARS lllTRADIRS All MAKES l MODELS JNe come to you. Nothing over 10 years old. Buyer: Paul Ritchie (714) 404 SM2 (714) 741.0054 FULL·TIMEJPART TIME = medcal ~ l0t n411911.- STATIONERY I PAINTINO pOl1 =,n, ~ -------...1 ,,. ..... ~ B1Mlhll\ralnlnwlldvenco r 1 q u 1 r e d • c. a 1 1 Acur1 LIOlftd "L" '80 L~!ml5if!!.. __ J men!. Ptlone MJ.ta·1200 Hls&-660-6893 llCI tee wtlte, 4<11, "VB, 11110, AIC, Pereonn1I Olol. 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Ken <lfody 111,000. can Dlvld Representawe foreclosures, late pay: Uncoln M«cury MW7M7t5 ~· !888)942-4053 meots-ll's Ol(t Purctiase.,... 714-522 .. 700 MERCEDES 560 SEC'90 (CAL SCAN) nnanoe. debl consotldallon, Hondl Accord EX 165 Whrtwgrey Inter 80K m1 Wicks f urniture home Improvement. coupe,wlllte,4cyl,11Uto,42k always garaged & covered' In Cost.a Mesa 11 now hi 101163658/0RE vetilication ml. S\lnr1, nu 111es ldnl condl lull rlCO<dS l orlnser whl$ • WAREHOUSE WORKE1ia 1(916)227·0931. Plalilum $13,000 obo 949-64<1-8319 II Jooking' for 111 sec: CLERICAUCUST SVC Capital HI00-699·5363 HONDA CIVIC OX '85 123.500. 949-650-7272 CONCIERGES www p1alfrwmcapltal com Auto. lf!Vlm stereo, CD, 1111 Mercury COUg1r XR·7 '16 Corpor1t1 btntflt pack· (CAL SCAN) wtletl. Wat llir bags VB auto alr cond M 191 Included. Full Ind DEBT CONSOLIDATION. (SH522312) 18,115 P<>Wer. l&alher. cast. bit, P111 111'1\o polltlon1 hell. lowet payments! Slop late Ken Grody crubt. Wal air bags R1t1ll houra. Plt•H lf>Ply lees! Stop or re<Juce in-. Uncofn Mtrcury (Tfft10031) 111,995 In perM>f't o 3200 Harbor tere.su Stop collector calsl 714•522 .. 700 Ken Gtody Blvd, Colta Mtaa ~C~~ Hood• CRX '80 Lincoln Mtrcuty 4 PHONE REPS. Recor:ed mes?a':Z ~·~ ,~~~ g; 71~j700as .99 Full !mt, lnefgoCIC IOt 1-80().729-7964 CaH MM75-JM2 AAr = "'~"4"'.._. .... Morlgage Co tam 10 S600 www.lamlycrtci1.0tg • o. -· .... +~ • benefrts, 511te (CAL'SCAN) lnlinltl 130 ~ 4D 'M CNM, anVlm cass, ful pwr, 1xp prel'd Contac1 Melissa -S2A,"5 IMl75 wal lllr begs, ""1f wtlHll 949-250-5719 I I BAUER JAGUAR (XK811133) 111,toO 484 MONEY 714.tS)-4800 'Ken Grody 1 .. 78 ..... 1 0-1 TO LSOWANT!D JAGUAR VANOEN P1u et Uncoln Mercury .. l:lml'~ •~• -------•• Gtwy, uctlltnt cond1tlan. 714-522-t700 S!JMC1S Art you drowning In ONLY 70ftml, tilult Seti MERCURY TrllCel' C:S 'i1 • • ovttdut bllll? 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