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2000-02-09 - Orange Coast Pilot
' ' ' .. I 1 .SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNITIES SINCE 1907 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2000 A united front tO end bigotry -•Newport Harbor High students h~ar message from Johnston is part of a national organi.Zdtion cd.lled Facing His- tory and Ourselves, which asks students of diverse back- grounds to examine racism, prejudice and anti-Semitism in hopes of creating a more , hwnane citizenry. Boston police officer who worked in hate-crime unit. Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -A retired police officer from Boston delivered a frank talk with a powerful anti-hate mes- sage to Newport Harbor High School students Tuesday. "All haters are cowards,• said Bill Johnston, who spoke at the school in commemoration of Unity Month .. Johnston at one time was assigned to the hate- crime unit of the Boston Police Department. Many people may not have heard of Unity Month. That's Steve Marble NOTDOOI Greenlight: A slower version of same old song A short history "Of devel- opment in Newport Beach ... Back in the days when Newport Beach was a rwn- soaked town of gamblers, · risk-takers and opportunists, a man named Joseph Beek saw someUU:ng that others did not. Bi:tlboa Island. The sliver of land in New- port Harbor was rugged, wind-swept, forlorn -a place fit for birds and maybe an occasional fisherman. But Beek saw more than that. He visualized homes and com- merce and people. And so, during the early going of the centu- ry, Beek Colorful brought names, develop- ment to the high-voltage island and campaigns. started up a feny ser-But the theme has vice to bring in prospective always been custom ers. the same -At first, it catered to the well- appointed families from sl ow the growth. Pasadena who summered on the island and boarded up their cottages after Labor Day passed, leaving the island to the sea gulls and the wisps of fogs that blew tn off the water. Eventually lt became wha t it is now: a teeming, pictwesquc, bumper-to-bumper, high -dol- lar slice of heaven . And Allan Beek, ono of the pioneer's sons, h85 been trying to atone for ht dad' sins ever smce. Allan Beek is tho touch· stone for slow-growth causes in Newport Beach. Caltech· educated, bright, deadpan funny and quirky, Beek -as much as anyone else -has been the person who makes developers sqwnn and wince. And he'• back. Again. Beek ii a champlon of lometbing c.alled the Green· light lnitiatiVe. Though it IOUnds like IOllle binocent meuure to synduonlze traf • fie~ or lomethlng, it ~ ec:tudy giVe Yoter'I the oppoltUnlty '° dedde tbe Sii MAMLE MM 4 ' because they made 1t up at Newport Harbor. Sponsored by the interna- tional ambassadors club, it began five years ago as' Unity Week. This year, it has been expanded to encompa'ss a month. Student:; at Newport Harbor are guilty most often of ignoring foreign students and making them feel invisible, teacher Joe Robinson said. Johnston gave graphic testi- morual of mctdents he saw and expenenced pnor to ever jom- ing the hate-crime unit in Boston. Work.mg as a decoy in the city, Johnston was mugged many a· time. •There are more than 400 foreign-born students in this school, H said Mike Landers, student coordinator of Unity Month. "You do not have to be dif- ferent, just merely perceived as different..• be told students. SEE UNITY PAGE 4 BRIAN POBUD~ I OAllY PILOT Retired police officer William Johnston speaks to,students about the increase in hate crunes and racism during Tuesday's unity rally held at Newport Harbor High School. SEAN HlllER I OAl.Y Pll.OT Bus driver Rathel De La Cruz watches traffic as students exit her bus near the construction site at Uons Park. City officials agreed to move the stop during construction of the n e w f;o mnmnity center. The bus stops here. Andrew Glazer DAILY PtLOT WEST SIDE -It took the director of an alter-school pro- gram 10 phone calls and two weeks to get someone to listen to his seemingly simple reque t. But it took the city's duector of transportation 1ust two hours and one phone call to make 1t happen. Construction began for the new community center at Lions Park dl the end of Jtmuary and John Le Vere.-director of the Childs- Pace alter-school program there -noticed that his students were in danger. Trucks filled with dirt and rocks passed precariously close to where 15 backpack-toting stu- dents boarded and stwnbl<'d out of a yellow school bus. Ai ter weeks of trying, an after-school program director persuades city and school officials to move dangerous bus stop He wanted the Newport-Mesa Urufied School District to move the bus stop to a safer location, approximately 60 feet qown Antt- heun Street, away from the con- struction. · Tomas Cordero, who was wail· mg to pick up his 5-year-old daughter Grace from the bus stop Tuesday afternoon, said a truck almost hit her there last week. Nit's very dangerous,• he said. "They can't see the children.• 1Wo weeks ago. LeVere began calling various city, state and school agencies to have the bus stop moved. I le soon found him- self lo-.t m a whirlpool of bureau- c-racy. N It was unpossible to get anyone lo come out ht're, • he said Tuesday morning. •1t make.s you wonder if we we re on the other side of town. if 1t would tilke so long.• L<>Verc first asked the bus dri- • vor, Rdchel De La Cruz, lo drop the children off at d safer spot. But De 1.u Cruz, who also was worried dbout thl' children's safety there, said she couldn't change her route without her the approval of her boss. SEE BUS PAGE 4 Residents press ~ue to s~ve Balearic Park • School district officials ' agree that keeping open space in city is ideal ,for everyone involved. 0..tte GoUlet 0 AJLV PILOT NEWPORT-MESA -Costa Mesa residents and school hoard members found some common ground Tuesday night after weeks of debate over the p0tential sale of a neighborhood park. The reildentl' impe11loned plea to Nve Baleerlc Park hit home with 10me school board .......,...wbobaftbem~· Ing ..mDg tbe lud for .... Id• ed fund to maintain chool bulld- mg~. In tum, school officials con- vin,ed the park advocat tha t they, too, would like to see tht• property remain a park. A group of residents raised con - cerns more than a month ago when they teamed the Newport-Mesa Unified School District might Sell ome of its unused properties, such as Baleanc Park. to nlile money for the maintenance of sChool build· ings. They have rallied together, loudly protesting lbe notion ol la1- ~ pedc)lal open space. Cotta Meea reiident R1c:hard Mann's WOidt drew tbe •ttenb ot board IDllDben .... be ,,..,. tbet ...., mlgbt ....... tb8lr action iJ th y sold the park. Mann offered th Lo Angel Unifiefl School D1stnct a an ample of w ha t h ' considers shortsighted decision by local government. •nte only plate they can build new sohools 1S on the top of toxic waste dumps,• Mann satd. Mann is one of about 20 rest· de nts who are trying to block the ale by arcUlating •petition. 1be group hU more tban t,000 ligne· turel and lt pa.an. to &lunch • ...._.. writing oaD).JHllgn, Mid Mettle O'M.ara, one ol the Oolta Miia l"elidetl ............... ta.. a9- mlttee to .... BllMrk ltmtc. Tb• dilalllioa .... ,... ... mSTUDY City OKs analyst for Greenlight initiative • Slow-gr<?wlh supporters accuse say council is undermining the measure through an indepe ndent study. Noaki Schwartz DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -The City Council dpproved hiring an analyst to ~tudy the o- called Greenlight m1tidtive Tuesday night despite accu- sations by slow-growth sup- porters that the city is trying to·underrrune the measure "If we are the proponents of (the Greenlight measure), are you the City Council our official opponents?" asked Phil Arst, a spokesmttn for the commuruty activist group that drafted the imliative. #We believe that 1t is unfair and borders on the tllegdl to be using our own tdXpayer dol- lars to subsidize one side of a political cdmpaign. • City ofhoals !.dld the Pro- tection from Traffic Density Initiative, set to appear on the November ballot. deserves thorough examination because 1t thredtens to change the development process in Newport Beach. They contended that hiring a consultant is no ren ctton of personal op1mon. but a. oty service to inform voters. "I'm surpnscd that (the Greenlighl group) doesn't see that the oty hds o r spons1bil- ity to provide factual inJorma- tion to voters und city staff,• said C1ty Manager Homer Bludau. The initiallve, iJ pasi:.ed, would g1ve residents the final say on certain d~velopment SEE ANALYST PAGE 4 llDEI AlMAMAC --·---·-2 QASSHDS , , , --_7 TII RED COlUMlt • 3 PUIUC IOTim-·--·--' srorrs -_us -' 2 Wednesday, febn>ory 9, 2000 GrrnNG INVOLVED "I kid with my wife that I am going to retire soon. " DON LEACH I OAllV PILOT The heart of a lion • Not even a heart attack can slow down Hoag Hospital volunteer Bernie Forster. full one,• said Forster, a gentle person with silver hair and wide-framed glasses. staff with health screenings and health fairs, filing medical record information. making phone calls to patients and in.Sert- ing consumer information in new baby Amy R. Spurgeon DAILY PILOT Porst~r said it was his mother's hearty cooking -not the stress from the 38 years he worked for the city of Los Ange- les' Engineering Department -that led diaper bags. . Along with volunteering once a week, Forster fights stress by going to school, taking vacations with his wife and prac- ticing his calligraphy. to his dogged arteries. •She made all of the For A GOOD CAUSE good stuff,• Forster said. •Meat was a big part of my diet" After be was dis- •1 kid with my wife that I am gomg to retire soon,• he said. He also keeps busy visiting his two daughters and two grandsons in Los Angeles. When 74-year-old Huntington Beach resident Bernie Forster decided to volunteer at Hoag Heart Institute last year, he had no idea bow intimate he would become wrth ltis surroundings. . Just a few short months after joining the staff, Forster suffered a minor heart attack. Just like that, he had switched bats, from volunteer to patient. The heart attack wasn't enough to keep Forster away for long. The dedicat- ed volunteer compared hJs medical emer- gency to an infant elephant. · charged from the hospital, Forster suc- cessfully completed a 12-week rehabilita- tion program at the institute, which mcluded education, progressive acbvity and home discharge information. Forster dabbles with the idea of some- day volunteering in the hospital's mater- nity ward or Breast Care 1md Imaging Center. But it appears that the staff at the heart institute won't let him go. Today, Forster prefers working there rather than being worked on. ~lt was a baby elephant mstead of a He bas accumulated more than 200 hours during bis one year of assisting the •I don't think people realize how much the staff appreciates the volunteers,• said hospital spokeswoman Nancy Bartelt. "It is a tremendous help to the organization.• ALMANAC DUI ARRESTS The following people have been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of an intoxicant. They have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime, and, as with an such crimes, are considered Innocent unW proved guilty. NEWPORT BEACH Feb.4 • Kurt Bnan Lagerfeldt, 35, Newport Beach • Kevin David Johnson, 31. Los Angeles Peb.5 •Richard Palmer Gladden, 71, Anaheim • David Brad Oppedahl, 45, Newport Beach • Jenrufer Louise McComb, 21, Garden Grove . Feb.7 • Stephen Anthony Huff, 33, Seattle REAL ESTATE TUNSACTIONS COSTA MESA • 1077 Corona Lane, $255,000 • 161 Mornstown Lane, $132,500 • 3413 Sununerset Circle, $360,000 • 810 Baker St., $149,000 • 2341 nconderoga Way, $141,000 • 590 Grand Haven Circle, $268,000 • 3078 Van Buren Ave., $225,000 • 941 Carnation Ave., $287,000 • 1782 Pitcairn Drive, $325,000 NEWPORT BEACH • 200 Pans Lane, $200,000 • 611 Lido Park Drive, $350,000 • 300 Cagney Lane, $165,000 • 109 28th St., $469,000 • 116 Via Udo Nord, $2,237,000 • 2951 28th St, $435,000 ENGAGEMENTS Perkins-Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mor- gan Perkins of Corona del Mar have announced the engagement of theJ.I daugh· ter, Prentice Samantha Perkins, of Corona del Mar, to Jeffry Robert Lewis, of Elkhorn, Wis., son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Robert Lewis of Elkhorn, Wis. The bride-to-be is a gradu- ate of Corona del Mar High School and Cal State Long Beach. The groom-to-be is a grad- uate of Elkhorn High School and the University of Wiscon- sin, ·Parkside and Azusa- Pacific University with a mas- ter's degree in education. A July 2000 wedding is planned at the Balboa Yacht Club in Corona del Mar. Volunteer DIRECTORY • VOLUNTEER DIRECTORY runs periodically on a rotating basis In the Daily Pilot. If you'd like information on having your organization hsted, call (949) 574-4228. ORANGE COUNTY CHILD A9USE PREVENTION CENTIR The center needs volun- teers to work with high- risk families and children, prov)ding weekly emo- tional support to families, infants and first-time mothers in their homes. OCCAPC is asking for a three-hour weekly com- mitment. For more infor- mation, call (949) 722- 1107. ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNIJY DMLOPMENT COUNCIL Volunteers are needed for a variety of functions. For information, call (714) 839-6199. ORANGE Doily Pilot ORANGE COUNTY WORKS Participate in life manage- ment and employment training workshops as a success coach to foster youths ages 16 to 18. For more information, call (949) 509-1451. ORGANIZATION FOR THE HUMANE CARE Of ANIMALS Volunteers are needed in the care of stray and lost 'animals in the Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Corona del Mar areas. For more information, call {949) 722-1357. ORTON DYSLEXIA SOCIETY ORANGE COUNTY BRANCH Volunteers are needed to teach reading skills, work on mailings and coordinate the adult group. For more infonnation, call (714)999- 0118 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. PACIFIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA COUNTY HOMELESS TASK FORCE The Orange County Pacif- ic Symphony Orchestra's The task force is recruibng Volunteers in Education volunteers for the Inter-Opportunities program faith Council Network to needs volunteers to assist work one-on-one with children in a variety or homeless adults in a pro-hands-on musical aetivi- gram on basic life skills. ties. Volunteers spend a For more information, call total of six Saturday mom- (949) 263-1774. _ ings with the children. For ORANGE COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART Learn more about art and share with your conununi- ty by becoming a docent at the Orange County Museum of Art. A docent is a volunteer who guides adults and school groups through the gallenes and teaches about the muse- um's collections and exhi- bitions. For more informa- tion, call (949) 7 59-1122, ext. 204. information, call (714) 755-5788, ext. 244. PEDIATRIC CANCE~ RESEARCH FOUNDATION . PCRF raises money to support lhe pediatric can- cer research laboratory at the Children's Hospital of Orange County. It needs volunteers for a variety of duties. For information, call the main ofhce at (714) 532-8692. •Monique Anntoinette Allen- baugh, 27, Newport Beach Feb.6 • Carlos Cruz, 33, Newport Beach • 3239 Clay St., $475,000 • 20 Goodwill Court, $230,000 • 1005 W. Buffington St., $93,000 • 231 Kings Place, $712,500 llEIGHIOIS Nomin.ations for Orange Coast College's "Staff Member of the Year" ewtld are In. Among the nine1'0minte5 are Costa ~ residents Undll Hehn, a senior iecmary in the Fine Arts DMsion; ........ "9n- -.,., an lnstructioNI course assistant in the Science Lecture Halls.; end TJ. sellng Dlvhion .... occ athletic dnct.or -..1•11n If a f Ml been Kmpted Into the "Leolden 2000" progrem. The pi ogram aims to help educMion ....,... •effectMty enter gr.ute tchool ln the f.at and par. to P"'UI a doctorMe degrM in~ ................... Of Newport ....... named to the Cllrlmont-McKenna (o6.. lege distinguished Khol.n list for the fall 1999 temeSter. Yartes 1s a grlldufte of NeW- port H9rbor High. She II the~ of ..... and Or I' I --of Nlwpon lwh ........ 'I. "I I I hlilf of N8vupott • Frederick Oliver Evans, 30, Irvine • Ziad Mohammed Othman, 44, Huntington Beach • 17 Hillsdale Drive, $685,000 • 207 Sapphire Ave., $865,000 • 1625 Lord.in Road, $796,000 • 312 Ruby Ave., $635,000 • 512 S Bayfront, $1,700,000 chlllenge ••~ eliminate bwrleB and aNte new~ to sutcesful sotutlons. • ... DINN...,-., EsUnda High School das of '96, gradulted In December 1999 with~ honors from the UnMnlty of M6lmi. Coral lwh, the IOn of .... and ---• Wllliam Ray Dean, 33, New- port Beach • 102 Scholz Place, $141,500 • 4 Starbun.t Court, $190,000 ...,, ... office cOOfdinator in the Coun-Gablls., Fla. A ct'8mittry me.tor. Marcus will II a•W alto mede the list. READERS t:toru~E (949) 642-6086 Record your comments about the Daily Pilot or MW\ tips VOL 94, NO. 34 ADDRESS Our address Is 330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627 THOMAS H. 10t4NSON, ~MECDONS Publisher It Is tti. Pilot'1 pchcy to prompt· TOHYOOOIRO, ly corr~all erron of subs1-nQ. 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HOW IQ BEACH US OrQ.Ndon The Time1 Orange County (800) 252·9141 Adwt1Jslng Clatllfied (949) 6G·5678 Oispl~ (949) 642-4321 EdhoNI Ne\Ns(949)642·5680 Sp6rts (949) 574-023 New.. Spom FM (949) 64M170 £·mall: dailyptlotelatimes com Mein Office Busu,.. Offke (949} 642~321 Buslnea fax (949) 631-7126 Nllitwd br l1ml!I ~~ ·"'*~~ '"' wm...~. ~ Edttor Mew Meftllt. MeMgin9 (dftor MM~ Oh(tor of Phot09r"eptiy ................. Senior ldltor. Copy o.tt • .,.. ftiwl OI llt ...,_ __.. WEATHER AND SUIF l"EWEMlURES 110ES Balboa TODAY 71151 First low Corona del Mar 5:10 a.m .................... 1.6 71152 First high Costa Mesa 11 :02 • m .................... 4.5 731S3 Second low Newport 8ffCh 5:40 p m .. "'"•m• .. -·"' 0 4 71152 Newport Coast second high nl• 71152 SURP FOMCAST nutSDAY First low The westerly swell decrealeS today f0t sets 6:11 a m .... " .. _ ...... " •• 1.7 in th• waist· to dlest· Fi"1 high high area 12.15 a m-·---4.4 Second low LOCATION Im 6 17 p.m ................... 09 Wed$re ..................... 2-4 w Second high Newport~ ................ 2 ... w 11 :56 p.m .................... 4.0 lladcles .. -.... " ........ 2-4 w Rivet' Jetty •nm .,.-2-4 W ... Cda.4. ""'""'" ... _ .... 2-4 w ~ SI POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • w.t llilkw Street: A purse and Its contents loYOrth SSO were stolen from • ur In the 600 block the evening of Jan. 22. • 1risto1 Street: A cellular phone worth S 100 was stolen from• car In the 2900 block betlNffn 10 a.m. and 4 p.m Feb.2 • Welt 11th Street: A com~ dlSC player Worth S200 w.s stolen from a car In the 600 block the wening of nn. 20. NEWPORT BEACH • lmt lelMNI •aulevent A biC)'cle worth S 160 was stolen In the 1000 block at 11:45 am.~. • w.t ..._ 9oull\Jad: A c..mera end sev.ral pieces of fishing equipment wOttt\ S5,200 wer. stoten from a CM In the 600 block at 5 p.m. ~. • GoldaNod ....._ Sfter.t light ff!Ctufe5 woitt\ S1,710 were stottn from a home In the 200 bk>dt SMur· day.wning. • ... d:ittlur c:..t: ""' ~ wOnh ueo w. *'-' from a~ In the 4'00 blodt betv•Hll ~and --. Daily Pilot · DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Officer' Andy Halpin ls one of two new school resource officers for Newport Beach schools. He will assume the duties of cop, teacher, and problem-solver. Officers in a class of their own Greg Risling DAllY PllOT NEWPORT BEACH ·-Police officer Andy Htt.lpm recogruzes most of the ldces hf> sees while walking around the Corona dC?I Mar High School campus. I te knew some of the teenage boys when they had thetr first crush, when their voices began to deepen and peach fuzz turned into splotches of stubble. 1-folpin i~ one of two police officers who will be pdtroUing school grounds over the next year. He and officer Steve Martinez have been ndmed the depart· ment's school resource officers. who will enforce the law as much as they will teach 1t on campus. "We will be building a better rapport with student<;, parents and staff,• Halpin said. "It's also a way for students to see the human side of law enforcement • One of the reasons Halpin was assigned to the newly created position was h.tl> familianty with the student pop- ulation at Corona de! Mar. Halpin was the DARE instructor the past five years at Ensign Intermediate School, so many of the high school students will know him from the drug-awareness classes. Halpin will move back and forth between Ensign and Corona del Mar four ddys d week while Martinez will be staboned al Newport Harbor for the same amount of wne. Newport officers Andy Halpin and Steve Martinez have been assigned to patrol Newport middle and high schools. The program 1s a collaborative effort between the city and the Newport-Mesd Unified School Dtstnct. Each entity pledged $70,000 last September to pay for the officers' salaries and equipment. Many high school students at Corond del Mar have seen police officers at theu respective campuses before, but not to this extent Halpin said the program will hopefully dispel the myth thaL129lice officers are targeting teens. •we want to break down that "us versus them' mentality: he sa.id. "The only time teens really talk with cops are when they get into trouble We'd Wee to change that and show them there are different aspects to our job.• Placing officers on school grounds is nothing new in the law enforcement community. Some cities m Orange County have received pos1bve feedback for employing sunilar measures. Halpin said he walked the' beat with a Tustin officer at one of the schools and found that it takes some time for students to COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL WIAPUP Inside CITY HALL WHAT HAPPENED: The City Council approved the annual rate changes for city-offered services. WHAT IT MEANS: The council agreed to adopt changes in the fees for services, which include dog licenses, plumbing petmits and basketball court rentals. WHAT THEY SAID: "I'm i~:i~gout for the lit- tle guy," said Mayor Gary Monahan. "But I met with the finance depart· ment and everything seemed fair. The city is not in the profit-making busi- ness." The council delayed grant- ing the permit because the United Children's Fund representative, Jerry Kaufman, was absent from the meeting. WHAT HAPPENED: The council voted to write a letter to the organi- zation in charge of assign- ing area codes, asking it to allow the entire city to adopt the 949 prefix. WHAT IT MEANS: · The Cali- fornia Pub- lic Util~ti~ Comm1ss1on Telecommu- nications warm up to the idea of a police ofhcer's constant presence. Besides walking around campus, the officers will lend a hand m the class- room. They can mlorm students about the law m government classes, offer motorist safety tips m dnver educdt.Jon classes, and discuss the pitfalls of drug and dlcohol abuse m health courses "It's a gredt benefit for students to have a police officer they can tdlk to,· said Newport Harbor principal Bob Boies. "Here you have a professiondl who knows a lot about various top1cs thal are useful to students We 5ee Steve (Martinez) as one of our faculty• Both police and school ofhc1als s<Ud the mtent of the program 1s to proV1de better interaction between students and officers as well dS enhancing campus safety . After the Columbine shooting in Col- orado. many school d1stncts reexammed their safety policies. Having officers on campus might not sit well with the entire student body, but 1t may prevent some of the delinquent behavior fre- quently demonstrated by teens ·1 think havmg an officer here will break down that sentiment that the police department is out to get them,• srud Don Martm, pnnopal at Corona del Mar. "The students will have the ofhcer as a resource, someone to tdlk to. It's someone they clidn't have before• WHAT HAPPENED: The City Council voted to delay granting a ch,rity group permission to solicit money door to door. Division predicts phone numbers in the 949 and 714 area codes will run out soon. Costa Mesa has both 949 and 714 area codes. Increases in cellular phone use, pagers and multiple phone lines have depleted the commission's stock of phone numbers sooner than in the past. The commission has rec- ommended creating a new area code for the region. However, many of the city's home and busi- ness ownen say a change In area codes would be costly and inconvenient. n,ey would need to change letterheads, busl· ness cards. edwrttsements and phone book ltsttngs. lift ICClllT llCTlll WHAT IT MIAllSs The United No Voll Children's Fund-a Weshlng· ton, O.C.- blsed chMlty tNt pro. vldes money to orv-nlu- tk>ns lnvoMd In chlld sat.ty, ml9l6ng chlkhn ~~---=--~· M~ Gary Monahan Will serid I '-tttr to the commission i:ecommend- lng tt kelp the Mt ... code In Costa .... Md lllmlnat91he 71' ... codls In the ~ ..... ,p ing tta. .... numbM .., the Mt prwftit. FUEUNRT reveal\ whar the insurance compante5 don't want you to know. Was your cu mjur~? You may he ro«>tl It m.iy hr Wttks. month1 or even years before you exrerien\.'e pain, 1tiffncs , headad\cs, ewn anhrau1t l>on't Httk youf cate until you ttad our free report. • • ~ • ~ I 1 . ::·<:·'. \ ~() ~ l ',() a I I t ' A Wednesday, February 9, 2000 3 House-call medicine has gone to the .dogs -and cats rumember the good old ays? When cheese tdn't come out of a tube? When you could bum trash in an incinerator behind your house? And when doctors made house calls? When they'd get out of their Buicks in front of your house, come in carrying that little medical bag, sit on the edge of your bed and ask, "Well, what seems to be the problem?• , We had one of those docs when l was a kid in Los Angeles. His nc1.IDe was Dr. Leland Hawkins and, sad to say, be was among the last of a breed. There's not much of a retro trend toward pbysi- oans making house calls According to the Wall Street Journal, only some 700 doc- tors nationwide regularly make house calls Once again, our pets· have it better than we do. Nowadays, house-call veterinarians are as upward a trend as online shopping. Dr. Nancy Hauer, who was the veterinarian at New- port Center Animal Hospital for severdl years, is now run- ning her own show out of a speoally equipped van Just so there's no question about the nature of her new enterpnse, Hauer calls 1t "House Calls Veterinary Ser- VlCe" "It's pretty much the same a~ a regular veterinary ser- VlCe, • said the pebte vet. "Except the pets and their owners don't have to leave home -1 go lo them.• And if you take-your pet to work, Hauer will go there. too. Most procedures for pets, she says, can just as easily and properly be done in the pet owner's home, with far less stress on an involved. Mostly, veterinary care involves checking various atlrnents, such as skin and ear problems, digestive problems, cleaning teeth. the requisite shots and cbagnos- bcs, blood work and minor surgenes. All can be done in Hauer's new vet van. The only dilference .is, she'll come to you. And you'll pay only a fraction more than an otflce call. For more senous prob- lems requinng X-rays or ma1or surgery, Hauer has contracted with a tull-servtce animal hospital to use its facilities. We were pet owners for 35 years, and I can testily that taking our critters to the Fred Martin THE FRED COLUMN vet was a pain for all con- cerned. With one exception, a fme little mutt named Ohv- er. our pe.ts hated 1t. Half the time we'd end up leaving the beast at the animal hos- pital for most of the day, sim- ply because Wd.Jts were so long. Given the opportunity, I'm sure pets would vote l1l favor ol the house call concept, too. "The beauty of Uus, • Hauer said. "1s how positive- ly pets react to not havmg to go to an anunal hospital for an appointment, and espe- cially haVLng to wait ma cage for several hours.· This IS not Hauer's hrsf . expenence with malung vet- erinary calls out of the office. Years ago, when she lived l1l Lo:. Alamos. N.M., the feder- al Bureau of Ldnd Mariage- ment ai.ked her to perform an autopsy on a dead wtld horse ·No problem,· she said, dild drove out to the forsak- en desert locauon she was given. "I got out to this desolate canyon ancl didn't see a horse. dead or alive,• Hauer said • Finally, I found It - on a ledge 12 feet up the cdJ\yon wdll. So I chmbed up there and did a complete autopsy• That's a pretty good example of the way Nancy Hauer tackles any problem. Becoming a vet-on- wheels wasn't a dlfhcult decision. She wanted a change, but didn't want to go mto hock with the huge cost of operung a fully eqwpped dJUJllal hospital Besides, she wartted to offer a servtce that, so far as I can find out, isn't bemg offered on the Orange Coast. And, as a smgle mom, she wanted more tune to spend with her daughter. How ruce to see a wm- wm-Wlll situation. • FRED MAmN Is a longtime Daily Pilot columnist who OOIN ltves In Fort Colltns, Colo. His col- llmn appears monthly. • . . 4 'Nednesdoy, February 9, 2000 MARBLE CONTINUED FROM 1 fate of certain proposed developments. In genercsl. plans that strayed greatly from the city's master plan would be p ut on the ballot. Ironically, 1t is hauntingly sunilar to Measure P, the South County-spawned ini- tiative that could kill aiJport plans for El Toro. Although the fat~ of Greenlight won't be tested until the November election, it's already had a chilling effect among developers.· The Irvine Co., for instance, bas pulled back its plans for an expansion of Newport Center, sayipg that the initia- tive added a heavy layer of tog to the already hazy busi- ness of getting approvals and penn.its for their proposal. Others have followed suit. For bUuders, the idea of jwnpmg through the hoops of bureaucracy only to have to fund an entue election campaign makes little sense. And maybe that's the whole idea. But to Beek, this is old hat. He helped Jead the charge, not once, but twice, by getting voters to go thumbs down on expansion plans for Newport Center. He was involved in a failed elec- tion-day effort to nuke plans for a sprawling housing com- plex along the bcmk of the Santa Ana River, a pro1ect that still has yet to get off the ground. He later attempted to win support for something called Gndlock, a slow- '"' growth initiative that used a complex formula for deter- rrurung the fate of proposed developments. Colorful names, high-volt- age campaigns. But the theme has always been the same -slow the growth. Voters, however, have bee n spotty on development matters. Sure, they shot down the expansion of New- port Center. But then again, they refused to spare the graceful Castaways property that overlooks Newport Har- bor. It's now dotted with homes. It's almost as if voters don't like development where development should go, but think it's OK to devel- op where development should not go. Or somethmg like that. Por all the elections and all the fights, nobody is really sure where Newport Beach stands on growth issues. It is, and will continue to be, a town of mixed messages. So in a way, Greenlight Will be a Woodstock reunion of sorts. All the old frlonds. All the old enemies. A little grayer. A little older. But still singing the same old songs. • STEVE MAULE is the managing editor for llmes Community News and can be re~ed at rteve.mar- bleOlatimes.com. BUS CO~TINUED FROM 1 So LeVere and a Childs- Pace board member· called Nancy Malone, the school district's transport.dtion direc- tor. The two said they leJt mes- sages with Malone's assis- tant. Malone Said she ncvor received the messages unW Monday. "That was the first I heard of it," Malone said. "When it's a safety issue, we-don't let it linger." • Meanwhile, feeling ignored, LeVcre called the California Highway Patrol. CHP officials said they would send someone right over. On Monday, a CHP inspector finally checked out the scene. After recogruzing the danger, she also called Malone. Le Vere tried calling the city's transportation depart- ment as well. But ofhcials from the department told hun they couldn't ask the school district to move the stop because doiilg so would ANALYST CONTINUED FROM 1 proposals in the oty. It wotild add another step to the already time- consuming process by which proposals are approved or declined. After a project passes through the Planmng Comnussion and City Council, it would then go to a citywide vote. So far, it has not been adequately evaluated how it would affect the city's 49 different neighborhoods. Greenlight activist Allan Beek admitted that some of his figures were less than accurate. The c;ouncil is spending $11 ,500 and banking on fonner city employee John Douglas to conduct a study on the measure's potential effects. Slow-growth advocates feel that the task of scruti- ntzlog the irutialive belongs to the media and proponents or opponents of the measure -not to the city. Some members suspect that because the council has openly stated its opposition to the mea- sure, it might be simply hunting for ammunition to stop ·the initiative. from passing. "This infonnation is not needed by the city until after the election and then on a case-by-case basis," Arst said, adding that his group should also receive $11,500 for their own efforts. The city's study is expected to be completed in two months. ~~~ St Michael 6 All Saints Episcopal Olurch 3233 Padtlc View Dr. <DRONA DR MAR 1-800-4-GOODWILL ~ m kc the city legally liable it any t'hild wtt m1urcd there. Levere aid a minor mira- dc happened Tuesday after- noon. Peter Naghavi, director of the city's transportation deportment, flnally got word of his request. After talking to LeVere and watching the bus unload the 15 children, Naghav1 Cdtled Malone and asked her r~~:~~~~-._._~~~~ to move the bus stop. He said . tt was the city's responsibility to become involved if chil- dren were at risk. Malone agreed to move lhe bus stop and De La Cruz will begin droppmg the chil- dren off at the safer location Thursday. Naghavi said he was glad the matter was taken care of in just two hours: "It should· n't take very Jong to move an unofficial bus stop (that] doesn't have aoy signs just a few feet" Le Vere shook his head quietly. 1:mu1 •u11 IQlllU ' Daily Pilot "It shouldn't have been like this," he said. "The mmute they became aware, they should have come out and done it." SEAN HU£R I DAll.Y Pl.OT A constructton worker closes an entrance to the work site on Anahetm Avenue. School officlals relocated a bus stop that was dangerously close to the site. UNITY CONTINUED FROM 1 •All the injuries I received, I received acting as a decoy commg out of a gay bar." When he was grabbed exiting cl straight bar, he said, he WdS roughed up only enough for criminals to get his money, whereas exiting a gay bar, he had his teeth knocked out and was stabbed tw1ce SWI, he sBJd, he was not senStl1ve to 1t. It was not until he watched an African American family tom apart by slurs and bro- ken wmdows that he under- stood the effect the acts he had always considered "Mickey Mouse crones• had on the victims. "It wasn't vanddlism -it wds terrorism." he said, Anat Herzog, student pres- ident of the ambassadors STUDY CONTINUED FROM 1 property transaction dQ1Tli- ndted the Tuesday study session; which also induded discussion about creating a reserve fund to maintain schools after upgrades are made on the buildlllgs. No deosions were made at the study session. Residents have feared that the district would sell the 9.25~acre park to devel Around TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa 92627; fax them to (949) 646-4170; or call (949) 764-4330. A complete list- ing may be found at da11yptlotcom. BRIAN POBUDA I DAILY PILOT Ninth-graders Weston Pohlmann, left, and Peter Peters watch Tuesday morning's unity rally from the balcony area of the Newport Harbor High School gym. club, said with the whole school hearing the presenta- opers because a facilities committee recommended the sale as a way to raise money . • Jt's an under-performing asset for the school distnct, • said Jim Ferryman, a board member. "We've got to opti- DllZe all our assets and that is one asset that is not being used. But I think I'm speak- ing for the board when I say I want to see it remain a park." After another round of commuruty pleas to leave the park as it ~s, Supt. TODAY The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Conunerce will hold a noon networla.ng lun- cheon with Scott Bailey of Sandler Sales Institute at the Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport tion, if just one student lis- tens, it would be worth all the Robert Barbot assured resi- dents that the district would work to create a win-win situation. Park advocates said they hope school offi- oals stick to their word. •1 think if they are hon- est, it will be fille," said O'Meara. In addition to the idea of selling the property, board members have also dis- cussed finding a long-term tenant for the park with a purchase option. Another solution could be the pur- chase of the park by its cur-· Beach. The event is $20 for members with a reservations, $25 at the door. For more information, call (949) 729- 4400 ~~ Sh erman library & Gardens will hold a dass titled "Grow- mg Plants Indoors ... the Easy Way" at 9:30 a.m. John Bish- op, the gardens' manager of horticulture, will discuss how to solve and prevept conunon problems with indoor plants. Registration fee is $20. The gardens are at 2647 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. For more information, call (949) 673-2261. Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW -COSMET1CALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! 3168 Harbor Blvd. Costa l'lesa One BIM.k 5ovth ot 405 Fwy (714) 548-7168 Salomon Smlth Barney will hold a seminar 0!1 managing The Long Beach Coin e3 Collectihlu Expo Pre.ttnlJ Tbt 151" Annual WU1ttr &po February 10-13, 2000 I <>'-<· B1 \< t1 ( <>'''''">' < ''''~ /(}0 St>. l'tiJLAvt., Lmg lkath, Calif. (f',ntrnnce t.I Parlait.tl 011 Pi.11r Avr.) Sh11w.1ilt pbmir(.562) 4J6-'i6J6 www.IOngbeOchshow.com HOURS: THURS-SAT 10am·7pm. SUN 10am-3pm C,in!\ • Stamps • Sport cards • Phone Cards • Collectibles •,Jewelry • U.S. & Foreign Coin Au ction F&TURING: SHIP OF GOLD DOCKS IN LONG BEACH! See tht' world'a flrat puhlic exhihit of$ I 0 miJlion in .. California Gold Ruah Sunken Tre.uure" from the S.S. <Antral America, which aank in 1857. Auction• by Heritage Numi1mutic Auction• and Ponterio & A.ao<-W... • Plus LOB RX 1 '00 ( tamp le(tion) Fe1nuinc the "Tht Year of the l)ragon ·Stamp. :s1-ow1 : Admiuion witla du. ad I Go2d all~ I trouble and expense. Judging by the reaction of junior Dan Marteski, it was money well spent. "I think it was really pow- erful," he said. "It had a big impact. He had a lot to say. There were a lot of examples. Every word he said was real- ly powerful. Other speakers come and go ... • Marteski and several of his fellow students said they did- n't feel these types of tb.l.ngs really happened dt Newport Harbor -too much. Johnston compared the bate to cancer and implored students to drop the preju- dices and slurs that often hurt people just as much as sticks and stones can hurt tbe 1.r bones. "Eliminate those words froni your vocabulary," John- ston told students. "I'm not just talking about the words that roll off your tongue, but the ones that are rolling around in your head." rent tenant, the oty of Costa Mesa. The Costa Mesa City Counol may discuss buying the park at an upcoming meeting, but it cannot do ahything until the distnct puts the property on the market. said Councilwoman Heather Somers, who with City Mariager Allen Roeder attended the study session. "The entire city of Costa Mesa is completely built out,· Somers said. "We do not want to lose any open space." distributions from 4 to 5 p.m. at 650 Town Center Drive, Suite 100, Costa Mesa. The event is free, counts for one hour of CPA continuing edu- cation credits and includes refreshments. For more information, call (800) 846- 6337. FlnancJal ExecuUves lnstt· tute, Orange County Chapter, will bold a meeting at 6 p.m. at The Center Club, 650 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Ralph Hake, executive vice president and chief financial officer of the Fluor Corp., will speak on •the changing rol~ of the CFO: To RSVP, or for more informa- tion, call (114) 278·6201. . KENNY PRINTER ZAHER FALLA.HI, CPA 28 yrs. exp. Acctg .• Audits, Taxes 15% diKC>unt to CM Residents (714) S"'-4272 .. . . • • Quote Of 111EDIY •God, I wonted this one. I just thooght we belonged .•. " Paul Orris, CdM bas~etball coach Spor 0 ts Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 44223 • Wednesday, Febroory 9, 2000 5 . . Corona del Mar coronation, 49-45 I • Too much McCoy for the Trojans to handle in 49-45 loss; CdM clinches a share of Pacific Coast League championship. GIRLS BASKETBALL Chris Eyre a\so stepped up tor CdM, ranked No. 6 m CIF Southern Section Division III-AA, sconng six ot her eight points in the fourth qudftN. Jumper trom Reagan Anders, who tin- 1shNl with 20 points and two fr~ lhrowc;; hy Kristen Yeo cut the Jedd to two. Tony Atto~lll Thursday night at 7. DAILY PILOT "I'm very happy nght now," Coach Alter d m1ssPd CdM shot, Uru had a . ch,mc:e to tw the game Wlth nine sec- ond:. h~fl. hut the TrojaAs missed two trPe th1ows .. , w Elbert Davis said. "You have to go mytNE -It WtlSn t d game for the -back pretty deep, I'm guessing, to hl~~ght _reels, bvt for Corona del Mar find out the last time we won 20 Hig? s girls ba.sketball tedm, Tues-games. This one was ugly, but we'll day s 49-45 Pacific Coast Le?gue wm take it." over host Umvers1ty will dehrutely be For the Trojans ( 10-15, 2-5 m remembered . . . league), it was a case of too much With th.e score bed with three 11110- utes remaining, Knstm ~frC:oy stepped up her game, sconng four points, grabbing three rebounds and dishing out three assists. Knslin McCoy grabbed the· rebound off the second miss dnd was mugged by a cast of Uni players. Shaken up but not phased, she ci:llmly sdnk two tree throws with 4.3 seconds rc>maimng, putting the game out or TPctCh. L..guna 84.'ach IO 221 0 8 Not only did the win give the Sea McCoy. Freshman Jackie McCoy led Kings 20 wms this season, not bad for the Sea .Kings (20-5, 6-1) Wlth 14 a team that had had not ma~e the points, while Juruor Knsbn McCoy playoffs since 1996, but they clinched added 10 points, eight rebounds and a share or. th_e Paofic Coast. League eight assists. crown, thetr hrst league title m recent "Usually we get one of the McCoys "It's her mental toughness thdt makes her so strong," Davis said. "No matter how tough the situation, it's no biggie to her." The elder McCoy's stronq play helped the Sea Kings go on a 6-0 rnn, pushing the lead to 47-41 Wlth unclf'T two minutes left. "Even if our offense struggles, our dl'IP.nse keeps stepping up for us,· Dow; said. "Thtit's what kept us in the gctrn<' when we weren't sconng " T~·sscores Corona dlt Mir 49, UMll'f'Slty 45 Costa Mesa 00, lJV.r'e Beach 23 EstiwDCl. Na ...... t Hllrbarll ~) memory. . . playing a good game." DaV1S said. "If . CdM could wm t~e title outnght we get both of them playing well, boy, with a home Will against Costa Mesa we're a hard team to beat." Costa Mesa at Corona dtl Mw Estancia at UnM?f'SltY GIRLS BASKETBALL Estancia rallies, 42 -38 • Eagles pull out nonleague win over Tars in the last 1 :30. Joseph Boo DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -On Satur- day, Newport Harbor Hlgh's girls basketball team almost caught Costa Mesa sleeping before losing, 37-23. On Tuesday, agdinst visiting Estancia, the Sailors were on the cusp of an epic upset. But Estancia woke up just in time to salvage a 42- 38 comeback win. "They came out playmg ·hard,· Estancia Coach Paul Kirby said. •Tuey outplayed us in every aspect of the game. They outhusUed us, they outrebounded us, they outshot us." Newport (4-22) came out fired up in it last home game of the year, tak- ing an early 8-3 lead in the first quar- ter. Estancia (15-9), which opened with three starters on the bench, took a 13-10 lead 30 seconds into the sec- ond quarter. To the shock of everyone m atten- dance, that was the last time Estancia led until the very end. The Sailors got turnovers and took advantage. Newport's Athena Vasquez turned two steals mto easy assists. Lindsay Moore and Nicole Ashton, who led Newport with 10 points, combined for three steals. •Torught we played a great game," Newport Harbor Coach Gregg Savage said. "We executed very well, and we took good sh ots.• Estancia, which didn't start its pn- mary offeflSlve weapon, Lauren Cas- sity, braced itsell ror a massive surge that would wipe Newport away. Except that Newport actually extended its 18-16 halftime lead, and -led 35-30 With four minutes left in the game. That's when Estancia's Erika Ava- los and Cassity took over. Avalos, who had a game-high 16 points got two consecutJve layups on a motion play. Cassity, scoreless in the first half, stole the ball and took it heiself for a layup to give her team a 38-37 lead with L28 left. She finished with 10 points. nus is one of those losses where Newport can only wonder, what if? The Sailors hit 5 of 18 free throws. Even more agonizing, six Newport shots went in and out in the first half. ·we missed way too man}" shots,• Savage said. •If a few of those went to, it would be a completely different C)a.11 game." Instead, th~e few rrusscs saved E tancia an embarrassing loss. Costa Mesa humbles Laguna Beach, 60-23 LAGUNA BEACH -Costa Mesa Higb's girls basketball team tuned up for its title &howdown at Corona del Mar Thursday nlght with a routine 60·23 Paafic: Coast League victory over wi.nless Laguna Bearh Tuesday. Senlor Autumn Smith led the woy wtth 12 points, 10 rebounds, five steals and five blocked shots. Seruor Jenny Earnest also had a nice game wtth 11 points, six steals three blocked shots and two usilts. Allo with a sterling eftort was junior Lawa Muniz, who knocked down a career .high 10 points, and bad MV8D reboUDdt and low ltelll. Calta M9le lmproYei to 16·9 OWJJ· au. $-2 In .... PCL. ....... 8Mdl ca. out the .... -~o.a. But back came the Tro1t1ns. A SEA KIN CONRAD lAU I DAILY PILOT C orona del Mar's K evin Hansen (above) puts one up as University's Sharif Elsherbiny is caught oU balance ln the Sea Kings' 69-52 Paclftc Coast League ba!ketball victory Tuesday night At left, Alec Hanson makes a move on · University's Mike Dale. Th(> Sec1 Kings' defense forced 26 UmvPrstly turnovers. END REGULAR stAsClN I • CdM seizes share of PCL llUe, its first since 1990, with 69-52 home victory over University. High school bots BASKETBALL Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT CORONA DEL MAR -It hasn't been so long that Coro- nt1 de! Mar High boys basket- bc1U COdch Paul Oms has for- gotten the chche He just couldn't bring himself to say it 1\l('sdc1y, after, arguably, his big~1est regular-season win in a decade. STANDINGS -~---' Pacific Coast league WL Tuesday's score "Defense wms ... ball-Coronade1Mllr69, UnM!f'Slty52 games," Sdid the 14-year head Tonight's game man. moctifymg the time-hon-~Beach at QaU Me$a ored expression which typi- Cctll y ends with "champi-Corona dlt Mir at c.c.u Mes. onships. • UnfllefSlty at Estlnda ThursdAy's games "Thal would be a little pre-Et«> REGUlAR SE..<soN mature,• Orris said. folloWing a 69-52 drubbing of visiting to finish 17 of 61 from the field Uruvers1ty, which clinched at (28%). least a share of the Pacific • 1t was the biggest game of Coast League title with one the year -for the league title league gdllle remaining. -but it was the worst game The Sed Kings (19-6, 5-2 in we've played all year,· Dm- league and ranked No 4 m neen said. "But (the Sea CtF Southern Section Division Kings) played well, so you m-AA) can claim lherr hrst have to give them credit. I just outright league crown since didn't think we could play that 1987 with a win Thursday at poorly.• Costa Mesa.~ CdM senior Kevin Hansen · Even with a loss Thursday, paced the winners with 28 · however, CdM, sprung this points and 10 rebounds, then season from the ultracompeti-tempered the giddy postgame live environs of the ~ea View feeling flowing m the Sea League, is assured a piece of King locker room its first league crown since "We're celebrating a little. t 990. ' but it's not tune, yet," Hansen And. much to its coach's s&d. ·we still need to win delight, CdM fashioned Tues-Thursday." day's tnumph with the old-Greatly aidmg Tuesday's school staple Orris began win was 6-foot-7 seruor'center teaching four decades ago, Joel Templeton, who spent beginning m 1970 with the most of the day m bed and rr~hmcn team. · · was looking forward to reclin- "The last three practices, mg after the game. we worked on offense maybe •r woke up with a 100· 15 nunutes, • Orris said. "I degree temperature," said thought, in general, our Templeton. who scored e1ght defense stepped up tonight. of his 12 pomt.s m the fourth l'd like to think that had some-quarter. ·rm gomg home to thing to do with Uru's lack of pass out.· consistent shooting.• Semor potnt guard Alec The TI-01ans (15-10, 4-3), Hanson added 11 pom~ for who JUSt six days earlier the winners, who also got reigned 16 three-point bas-quality minutes Irom senior kets on Cosld Mesa in a 94-67 reserves Elliott Patterson ( ix win, connected on 8 of 24 points, three rebound , two (33%} irom long range against assists and one blocked shot) the Sea Kings. and Brooks. Morns ( even But, Coach Mike Dinneen's pomt , tour board and one visitors were even worse tru 1dc the arc (9 of 37 for 24%) 'SEE COM PAGE 6 CdM's championship T-shirts have a great look •Two goals from Hanson made the CIF playoffs. Not only are GIRU SOCCER Though CdM thr w o small mon· nives Sea Kings a 2_0 win the Sea Kings going ~ year, but. key wrench mto Uni' playoff hope. ::7. they clinched a high seed and o S a Kmg taned out ~mcwhat th Sea King could make up for ll over Uni, and the PCL title. home game in the first round. luggi h. by knoc:king oft Costa Mesa on •Hopefully, thiS is the fu~t ot But they conv rted their ftrst Thwsday. A Uru win or tie ag&n t Joseph aoo many league titles,~ CdM C~ch g<>od conng chan m the 30th 14 l·plaro E tanda, coupled with a DAILY PILOT Ron Evans said. minute. CdM's Alb on Harvey CdM wm or ti with the Munangs. IRVINE ~Tho league chc'\mpl· Cd.M (l4·4•3• 7-o-o in lcagu(•) headed a throw-in to the middle of giv Unl the fiMl playoff spot. onship T-shirts were pnnttXi, W41t· made at look surpnsmgly easy the Mld, wh re Margit Vogel cen· •Thursday wUJ be tough,~ Evans ing in e box for Corona del Mar against a desperate Uru squad (3·9· t"'r"'d thP. hall for Hanton, who said. •Mesa needs to beat us. It wes l 1 2 3 2) "'·ttling Costa Mesa for "' "' tough in the first game t• IMt•tee· High's girl'i scx-cer team. rt was on Y • • • ua pounded n mto the net. 8 matter of the Sea Kings beating third place and the futal playoff pot Th Sea Kings gOt their second ond 1-0 CdM win), and W9 lbaUld host Univefllty on 1\Jesday to open 1n the PC~ Uni came in riding an goal at the start of the l8COnd haU. expect the aame. • the box. And they did, with two emotkmal blgb•=-tying second· With Unl' nn...ue _ _. Kaw Simon'• So tbe SM Kl.ngl 18 ~ ..., KNtin Hanson goell providing a piece L8gulla · !:=. .,.... ._._... ~ to make In dae ~ 2.0 win and a Padflc Coelt League •They've been playing very ' O'Ollf ~ fuuuu • wide opm l'WJ• Por QbW. the "1' I'• •-• title for CdM. well,• Bvana Mid. •we knew lt was son or u..:: tcOre Jcir CdM-. wbo gal .... ....,._.. It's been eight years llnce CdM, going to .,. a~ matc:b. • ·w pla~ our belt va.e ~ ....... T.-... ranked No. 2 In CJP SOUtberil Sec· . TM ,_. 'fll tOugb lot both year t• 2·0 wtn W-: La 9lini IYIUlll· llftD --·- Uon Dtvillon IV, won • 1 .. gue lklel. CdM dOwed one Unhhot on dey), E!vam -'4. IO we'*-out ....... ~ • .... _.. dwunpiODlhlp when It WU CO-goll In lbe tlllt W, with goAM a late tbaggWa. We WUd .-It M •fldlc cbamjlonoftbeS..VlewtAaGUi ... ~ --.. ol .... , .......................... ,. ~ ....... .., • nat wu allo the Jut Ume CclM Mftl In 'M bill. Ccai,.MJr, tlle dab9 Ill.. • ,JI•• ___ _ _6 ~w.d_M_sdo);~._Februo __ ry9~.2000 ____________ ~~---SPORfS Daily Pilot _ Lady lions tear up Point Loma SCHEDULE TODAY ·~ BASKETBALL SUMMARIES HIGH SOtoOI.. IOYS MO'K ClOAST &.IAGUI --.. Community colltgt men • lrYine V.all4rf at <>r-.nge Coast. no p "' •Vanguard whips foe, 69-51. . r.rll De~;fl~TAgoin~E~thoul HOOPS RIEFLY Chemitlqanti (OCO def Van Kleven), 6-2, 6-3; Wei (OCC) de1 Jasmerlan, 6-1, 6-2; Vartanran (OCQ def Ness, 6-1, 6-3; Moral~ (OCC) def. Go, 4 6, 7-6, 6-3, OCC lost to Janson, default CCMONA ML MAii 69, UM'VIJtsl'fY 52 - community college women • ll'\llne V~lley .i 0flllQ9 Coast. 5 JO p rn High tchool ~ • t...gune BMCh ti Costl Mat, 7 p m. •Soa. High school boys · COO>N del ~ at Costl MeM. 3, 15 pm •w.t...polo H19h Khool gifts • N.wport Harbor at Alita Niguel, 3 p.m.; Costa Mesa al Cofone del Mar, 3 p.m. • Vol..,_.I Community college men • Orange CoMt 111. Sao Diego Club, at San Diego State, 7 p.m. • • Softblltt comm'Un1ty colltgt • Orange c.oast at Plefc.e, J p m • Gotf Commoolty college men . Ot.nge COllSt w College of the Dew\ at Oe5ert Willow CC. 11 a m. WATER POLO Saddleback topples Emancia girls, 6-5 Estancia Higb's girls water polo team dropped a 6-5 non- league decision to visiting Saddleback Tue,sday as the · lat\~r conneetell with a last- second shot to offset the efforts of Estancia's Somer Flaherty (three goals), Hani Geider .(one goal) .and Katie Menden (one goal). Anna Rassmussen had 11 saves for Estancia. COM CONTINUED FROM 5 block) on senior night. "God, 1 wanted Uus one," Oms said with a clinched fist "I 1ust thought we belonged." CdM broke a 4-4 deiidlock with an 11-2 run, on its way to a 19· 11 first-quarter lead. Cd.M then pushed the advan- tage to 10 points, before Uni scored the final six points before halftime to trail, 32-27. But the Sea Kings opened the third ~er with a 12-2 blitz and, despite three straight three-pointers by the Trojans in a 79-second span late in the pertod, led, 48-42, at quarter's end. Uni opened the final quar- ter with a layup to close to within four, but Hanson con- verted bis own steal Wlth a layin and Hansen scored the next seven points. Before Uni scored its sec- ond held goal of the quarter with 3:39 left, CdM had reeled off a 17-1 spurt, ren- dering the final minutes garbage time. starting center Kelly Boeke (an ankle problem which has her Vanguard splits two tn·a doubtful status for Saturday's game with Concordia) Vanguard University's COSTA MESA ~ SOFTBALL women's basketba.U team put Point Gina Uebengood Loma Nazarene away with ease Tuesday spun a two-hitter as ruqht, taking a 69:51 Gold~n State ~th-Vanguard University shut visiting Cal lettc Conference Vlctory at The Pit, on State Dominguez down in the fin;t game the Vanguard campus. of a nonconf erence doubleheader Tues- l;aura Lee ~d Becki Huddle each day in college women's softball 3-1, but scored 2.0 points for Vilnguard, and the visitors salvaged a spUt with a s\x- Rachel Fikse had seven bOards as the run seventh inning in the nightcap en Uons improv~d to 21-.5 overall, 10-3 in route to 8 6-2 victory. the GSAC. Point Loma fell to 11-15, 7-6. Val Vanaken went 2 for 3 at the plate Vanguard men tumble COSTA MESA-Van-HOOPS guard University man- aged to hold Point Loma Nazarene to only 21 second-half shots in Tuesday's Golden State Athletic Confer- ence matchup. Unfortunately for the Lions, the Cru- saders made 13 of those shots and won the game. 72-62. Four Lions' players scored m double figures, led by Dennis Keane's 14 points. The Uons (11-14, 3-10 in conference) were outscored, 17-8, from the Cree- throw line. VU wW continue GSAC action Saturday night at 7:30 against Concordia University. OCC (5-0) still rolling In corv: ~~~ SOFTBALL Orange Coast Col- lege's softball team matched its win total from last year with a 2-0 shutout of visit- ing San Diego City Tuesday. The Pirates remain undefeated at 5-0 for the season. OCC scored in the first dlld sixth innings. Kristin Degree, who is battmg . 563, scored one run and stole two bdses, bringing her theft total to 13. NONCONfUENCE Orange Coast 2. 5*' Diego City 0 San Diego City 000 000 0 -0 4 0 Orange Coast 100 001 O • 2 5 2 Skanes and Martinez; Espinoza, Ortega (7) and Valdez. W • Espinoza; L -Skanes: SV -Ortega. 28 -Degree (OCQ 1, Guillen (OCQ 1. for Vanguard in the opene_r, and Van- guard appeared to have the second game wrapped with a two-run burst in the sixth, with Jill Jessen (2 for 3) keying the assault with a run-scoring double In the sixth. Cal State Dominguez, however, bounced back with six Wleamed runs tn the seventh, dropping Vahgua.rd to 3-3 overall. NONCONfU£NCE First game VANGUARD 3, CAL. ST. DoMtNGUEZ HIUS 1 Cal State Dominguez Hllls 100 000 o · 1 2 1 Vanguard University 003 000 x • 3 9 2 Rios and Flores; Liebengood and Meredith W • Liebengood, 2· 1. L • Rios, 0-2. 28 • Vanaken (VU), SeClond 'game C'1. ST. 0oMINGUE2 HIUS 6, VANGUARD 2 Cal State Dominguez Hills 000 000 6 • 6 3 2 ·Vanguard University 000 002 0 - 2 3 S Diaz and Flores; Atchley, Liebengood (7) and Meredith. W • Diaz, 2-0. L ·Atchley, 1·2. 28 • Jessen (VU). OCC defeats Mt. Sac, 7-2 WALNUT -Orange Coast College's men's tennis tea.m defeated TENNIS host Mt. San Antonio College, 7-2, Tues- day lo improve to 2-1 . OCC's No. I singles player Marrel Brouwer defeated Kevin Luu, 6-1, 7-5. He also teamed with Shatqi Chemibqan- ti. to win the No. 1 doubles match, 8-3. NONCONFERENCE occ 7, Mt. s.. Antonio 2 Singles -Brouwer (OCO def. Luu, 6-1, 7·5; DcMea.. -Brouwer·Chemttiqantl (OCC) def. Janson-Luu, 8-3; Wei.Vartanian (OCQ def Jasmerian-Ness, 8-4; OCC lost to V.n Kfeven-Olbrera, default. Vanguard U falls, 6-3. ·COSTA MESA-BASEBALL Jason Ingraham had a double and three RBis to lfad Cal State Stanislaus to a 6-3 nonconlerence baseball win over host Vanguard Uruven.1ty Tuesday ailemoon. Don Gemmel went the distance' for CSUS, striking out five, while walking only two. Erik Dodos had two ruts and an RBI for the Lions (0-4) The Lions kick off Golden State Ath- letic Conference play when they host Biola University in a doubleheader Sat- urday at 11 a.m. NONCOHR'RENCE CAL 5Wt Sw&.Au5 6, VN:GJAll/D UNvetsrrt 3 csus 100 102 002 . 6 11 2 Vanguard 010 010 100 -3 8 l Gemmel and Miiier; Williams, Shaffer (7) and Dodos. W ·Gemmel; L Wiiiiams, 28 -Miller (CSUS), Ingraham (CSUS). Steckler (VU), Jara (VU), Dodos (VU). Mesa ties Laguna Beach LAGUNA BEACH -SOCCER 1Wo second-haU goals by c;osta Mesa High's girls soccer team enabled the Mustangs escape with a 2-2 Pacific COclst League tie with host Lagwia Beach Tuesday evening· After the Artists jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first half, SPru"on Day and Katie Roche scored to deadlock the contest Day's goal came 1.0 the 42nd mmute, while Roche's tally came in the 18th minute. Margaret Landeros had six saves for the Mustangs (8-3-8, 2-2-3 in league). who hold a one-point edge over Uruver- sity for third place.in the PCL. The Tro1ans hold the tiebreaker edge over the Mustangs, so Thursday's 3:15 p.m. clash with host Cd.M is vital to Mesa's playoff chances. Rehling fire4 by Marina, steps aside as South All-Stars coach • Veteran Marina football coach, stunned by the ouster, passes on opportunity to coach All-Stars. Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT HUNTINGTON BEACH -Mark Rehling, who had been selected to coach the South in the 41st Orange County All-Star Football Game, announced Tuesday he has been forced to resign after five :;easons as head coach at Marina .High. Rehling, a Marina graduate who bas coached the last 27 seasons at his alma FOOTBALL mater, said the surprismg decision by the Marina administration to create "d change of vision and leadership," after the program's first CIF Southern Section playoff appearance in seven years, will make continuing as South coach prob- lematic. "I don't want to put my asSIStants in an awkward position by asking them to coach the All-Star Game with me, whtle they're trying to build a relationship with the new (Marina) coach," Rehling said. Rehling's replacement as South coach will be announced Tuesday at thP Orange County Newsmakcrs luncheon at the Arrowhead Pond. Rehling. who said he'll conllnuc to teach English at Marina, while seeking d coaching position elsewhere, was 18-31 -2 as a bead coach. The VLkings gave t 3-0-1 Newport Harbor the only blemish on the Sdllor~· CIF Division VT champ1onsrup season last fall with a 21-21 nonleague lle. Marina will play Newport Harbor for the si.xth straight year m Week 2 next fall. The Vikings had played Corona del Mar the last 11 ·seasons, but have dts- continued the series. Un1verMty 11 t6 15 10 • S2 "" COfON del M.'11 t9 13 16 21 • 69 • Un venfty-~WTen«< 16, Garey 13, Zlnchefst..y 1, Elshefb1ny 6, 01t. 4. Tr•n l, fboldolahbl J 3 pt, goak -L.awrenct 4, G.irey 2, Zinchefsky 1. Edabolahbl 1 Fouled out Date, Ekherbiny · eo.on. cNI Mar H1nwn 28, Templeton 12 Hanson 11, Morm 7, Patterson 6, Snell 3, Hletbr1nk 2, Sh1hanglan 0, Ower) 0, Bottom 0. 3·pt. goal1 Han~ 1, Hanson 1. fouled out Templeton HIGH SCHOC>l. GIRLS 'AOflC COAST l.IAGU& C.0..0HA ML MAii 49, UHIVPSITY 45 , Corona del Mar • 6 1J 16 14 • 49 Un1ven1ty 11 5 15 14 -45 CMona del MM·J M<Coy 14, K MtC<>v 12, Eyre I , Quon 4, Grubet 4, Hawkms4, ~ 2, Kawata l, Phamo 3 pt goats -none fouled out· none. ~venlty. Anders 20, Wu 7, At1be 6, Janda 5, von Tunglen 3, At1azand 2. Y.o 2. 3 pt goals· Wu 1, Fouled out none. MOflC COAST LfAGUE CosrA MtSA 60, l.M>UNA leACM 23 Costa~ 19 14 15 12 60 La9una Beach 2 4 6 11 23 COsta ~ • Cooper 4, Smith 12, Hatsuslu 8, Le 2, Muniz 10, Earnest t 1, Hitt 7, Lazos 6, Tre10 O 3·pt. goals none fO\Jled out ·•Lazos Ulgun11 aead\ Morales 2, Offield 4, OUlrnette 2, Schmalried ), Mayo 9, Maloney l )-pt gools none Foulod out OH1eld NONL.EAGUE ESTAHOA 4l. NIWPOllT HAMOll 38 Estancia 11 5 t 2 14 • 42 Newport Harbor 10 8 15 5 · 38 ErtwKill . Mat.sufujl 5, Lenhart 3, Orellana 2, Rodrl9ue1 0, Olhla 0, Aval()j 16, Villa 2, Vasquez 2, Hmna 0, Baffera 0. Cess1ty 10, Byfield 2 3 pt. ~Is . Lenhart 1. MatsulUjl t fouled out -none Newport HMbor -Ashton 10. Vasquez 7, MOOft 5, C.st1llo 4, Gerl.xh 0, Brooks 6, Gallardo 6 J pl goal\ • none Fouled out • none COUEGI WOMEN GOlDOI STAff Antl.ETIC aJllRllllHa VNG.l/ltl!O 69, Poelf lOM NAzNIEM 51 Pofnt Loma · Curtis 11, Beclcer o, Harm 4, Rumpel 5. Kellar 17, Medina 2, Babcock 1, Z119belman 2, Blalock 1, savage t J·pt goals Cunis 3, Savage 1 f'Ouled out none Vanguard let 20. Emde 12, Huddle 20. Cclndel1na 8, Flk~ 4 Lenderman 0, Weidler 0, Seaman 3. H«nando 2, Axel\On o. McKinney o 3-pt. goats • Lt't' 4, Emde 3, Huadlt' 2 Seaman 1. · •' Fooled out Candelar11 Halftime • V1ngua1d. 35 23 COUEGEMEN GOU>'lN S'TAJ'I ATHLETIC COHFERCNa Point ,Lon\a 72, Vanguard 62 '°'"t Loma · Lindstrom 18, foster 17, Frey 15, Foley 10, 811~ 5, Tenp.u 4, Williams 2, Eldund 1 3 pt goals • Undst1 om 2. Foster 2, Frey 1 Fouled out · None vanguard-Keane t4, Borg~ 13, C...blay 1 t, CUrt•S 10, IC.ohlhHS a. • Holectlek 3, Beeler 2. Corkery 1 3 p goa" -KohlhaM 1. Burgen 1 Fouled out • Kohlhaas Halftime-Point Loma, 31·26 I MUC ~ f ~~ [~~I I ,..llOllCIS J I PUU *>T1CU 11 PUBU:HOT\CES II tlve ~olntJi~; DoRoTHY ANNHASS CO:Jm;qu;;tTJ~: ouar9 natrucl t BSC 9157 heailng Your •P· pebuon or account aa PUBLIC NOTICES I C:Nlt7H:r17 the pereon repre· NOTICE Of Hntatl ve to take PE I ION TO many ao~ons wlth-11 out obtaining court ADMINISTER ~aTr Of: approval. Before llOQl1 .. 1.., taking certain very DEWIS MICHAEL Important eotlons, NAUGHTON MA however, th• per-DIWI II. 1onal repreeentetlva NAUOHTON wilt be rtqulred to CASE NO. give notice to Inter· A200783 aeted pereoM unleH To aH helra, they haw wtlived beneflclariH, cred~ notice or conaented tort, oontlngent to the propoaed credhora, and per-action.) TM lndepen- aone who may other-dent edminlttrttlon wiee b' interHted In authority will b• the will or eetateLor granted unleae •n both, of: DENNIS fntereeted peraon M I C H A E L filH en objection to NAUGHTON AKA tht petlt on end O E N N I S M • 1howe good cauee NAUGHTON why the oourt A PETITION h.. 1hould not grant tM been fifed by PENNY authority. NAUGHTON In tM A HEARING on Superior Court of the petition will be California, County of held on March 2, Orange. 2000 et 1 :45 P.M . THE PETITION In Dept. L73 loce1ed requeet1 that PENNY at 341 The City N A U G HT ON b 8 Drive Orenga • CA :rpolnted •e perton-92883. repreaantatlve to IF YOU OBJECT edminlater tM eatate TO the gra.ntlng of of the deoedent, the J•tltion, vou THE PETITION lhOU appear at the r a q u • 1 t 1 t h 8 hearing and state decedent'• WIL.L. •nd your oblectlon1 or oodicll1, If any, be fife wnrten obJ-c· admitted to probate. t1on1 with the court TM WILL end any before the hearing. cocllcilt are available Your eppurenoe for eHmlnatlon In I may be in pereon or the file kept by the by yoµr attorney. court. IF YOU ARE A THI! PETITION CREDITOR or a requHt• euthontv to oonunoerrt oreditor edmnltter tM tetate of the C:teoe .. ed, you llhder the tndepen-muet flit your ofawn dent AdmhvetreUon with the ooun end of E1tatee Aot. <Thi• mell • copy to the authority will allow pereonal repreMnt•· "Affordable Alternative" Discowit Casket, Cremation &. court within four A PETITION FOR ofal Notioe (lorm DE· II you desire lo contell NOTICE OF pearance may be In per· provided in Probate P 0 Box 1768 Newpon month. from tM PR08ATE h81 been 1~)ofth91111ngolanln-lhe lorteilure or this PETITION sonorbyyourauomey. Code section 1250 A Beach, CA 92658·8915 date of flr9t leeuanoe filed by HERBERT F. ventory and appralsal ot propeny, pursuant to TO ADMINISTER IF YOU ARE A CRED· Request lor Special No until 11 00 a.m on the of letter• .. provided HASS In the Supenor Htate asstll or ol any Health and Safety Code ESTATE OF· ITOA or oont1ngen1 cred· llOO 1orm 1s available 241h day of February In eeotlon 1100 of Court ol Calllornlt, petition or account as Section 11488.S, you • ltorolthedeoeased.you lromthocourtclor11 2000.atWhtenumesuch the C-'ifornla Pro-County ol ORANGE. provided In Probate musl hie• venhed clalm WILLIAM P. must hie your clam wrlh Attorney for the bfd1 shall be opened b•te Coda. TM time THE PETITION FOR Code MCllOll 1250. A 1ta1Jng your lnlerest In HADLEY the court and m8ll a PaUtlooer: end read for for flllng clelme will PROBATE requests ll'lal Request for Speoial No-the property. You must CASE NO. A20086:.l copy to the personal 111p· McDermott, Wiii t OCEAN FRONT not ••re before HERBERT F HASS be tlCe form II avallable hie lhlS clalm In IM Su· To aJI htlrt, benef1• resentatrve ep~nled by Emery STREET CND f h f appointed ti personal from Ula co.irt clertl parlor Court ol th• Qla~I, creditors, cont· the court within l~r Michael Schulman, IMPROVEMENTS.!. our E~t e Jom representative 10 admln· Attorney for the County ol Orange within lngant creditors, and months lrom the date bl Esq #111>14 60th, &2nd, CEDAH, tti. •-•no ate liter the estate ol the de· P9tltloner: thirty (30) days oC the pereona Who may other-IN first Issuance ol let· Sean K. Higgin•, WALNUT AHO nodced ebove. oedent. KenneU\ o. Solomon, first put>llcetlon ol tht• WIM be lnlerestld 1n tN ters as provided Kl Pro· Eeq. 11M1r LUGONIA STREETS YOU MAY EX· THE PETITION te· Eaq (CS8#""24) Nola, unless you re· willorHtate,orbolh,of bateCod41aection9HlO 11191 Von Karman lltleolProt-ct bAMtlt'! tMnfllelf~ept QUtalt the oec.dent'• 243 ·aroactway, Laguna celve actual nollce. WILLIAM P HADLEY The lime tor flkng <:la ms Ava .. Ste. soo. Irvine, ¢ons11'•a~t000No.OOS234 Y ,,. cou • you WiU and codtcil1, It any, BMch, CA 92651 (Plea" use 00J80361LI A PETITION FOR will not expire before CA 925124117 v, • are.• peraon lnterett· be admilled IO probate Pub lie had Newport You musl aerve en PROBATE hH been lour months lrom lhe Pub II shed Newport Engineer'• Eetlmtte ad tn lM 81tatt, you TheWl•endanycodlClle Beech·Cosle Mesa endorsed copy of IM llled by JOAN B hearing date notlead Baach·Costa Mell Approved by may file with the are available for ••· Dady Pile( FebMlry 9, clarm on the Olltrld At· HADLEY 1n ll'le Superlof abov9 Daily Pilot February 9, ISi Don Webb court • formal Re· aminaUon in the hie kepi 15, 18, 2000 tomey of Orange Counlv Court ol Calllornla. YOU MAY EXAMINE 15, t6, 2000 Public Work• Director qu .. t for Spaclel by the court. WT708 (Ann BUAL ESTES, County of OAANGE the Ide 1<ep1 by !tie ~rt wr1oe Pr06pective biddell Notice of tM filing THE PETITION re· FlctJtloua BuainHa Deputy Olstrtc:t Attorney) THE PETITION FOA II you are a peraon In· may obtain one Ml ol of •n Inventory tnd Qlllftl authonty to ad· N S t t at 700 Civic Canter PROOATE reque•• ll'lat tereited In the estate. bid clocvrneots at no IPP•aiul of .. late mm11ter tM Htale under •me ta ernen Dr1ve WNt. Santa Ana, JOAN B HADLEY be you may Ille With tna cor.I II lhe olf~ ol ttle a•••U or of lt"Y the Independent Admin· The lotlowitlg persona Ca 92701 within thirty appointed 81 l*t()NI ooun e Request 101 Si>e· Pubhc wor111 Depart· petition 01 account 11trallon of Estatea Act ara doing buslneas 85 (30) day• of the lllinO ol represencatlVe lo aomin-clel Notrce (IC>tm OE· CITY OF ment, 3300 Nvwpon n pro..,ided In•"~-(ThtsAulhotltyw411allow Aoer Associates, 360 th9clalmlnth9Supenor lltartneeatateofthede· 1~)olthef,ungofan ln· NEWPORT BEACH Boulevard, PO Box tlon 1 %60 of t e the pertonal represent· San Miguel, Newpor1 Br· CourvcMI OM$lon cedent venlofy and appraisal ol NOTICE 1788. Newport Boacn. Calife>rnla Probete etlve to lake many ac-lch, Ceh!Ofllla 92660 The lallure to Umely THE PETITION re· Hla!• ots:eta or of any INVITING BIDS CA 92858 8915 R llol\s without obtaining ROQ4!f E. Alley, DOS Irle and Mc:Ure a venlled ~'""ltl t"• '"oA•'"tnt'e PLANS For further lnlorma· Coclt. A ·~•et for ooun epproval a.tore Inc• (CA), 400 Ntwp0t1 cialm stating an lntereat ... ,,. v ...., ' lion, call Stephen Luy, Spec~ Notice form teklng cert1ln very Im· Center Or1ve, Newport In the property In the Su· ~111~~i::S:'•pr~~l'. On the move? SPECIFICATIONS Project Men ager ti la •Ye1leble from the portan\ actlons, how· Beach, Cahlomta 92660 peoor Coun· will result In The win and eny eodlells AND CONTRACT CIMO! 644 3311 court clerl<. ever, lht personal 111pre· Thia bualne19 I• con-the property being de-are avatlat>le tor 111, Sell your eX1ra DOCUMENTS Published Newpo11 A"onwy for aentatrve wtll be 1'9QU!rect ductod by a corporation c1are<1 or o"'9red 1or1e11 tlon In the lilt kept household Sealed bids may be Beach Co111 Men ,. .. .,.,. lo gtve notice to In· Hav• you started 10 tl'le Stato ol Cahlornla ~~:;:court received at th9 olhoe ol Darty Pilot February a, 9, Lew Oflloe. of terested porsona unless doing business yc117 No and dtalrlbutld pursuint THE PETITION re· Items the City Clerk, 3300 2000 Dol..i-D. adorw they have walwd notloe AOQ81 E. Alley, ODS, to the provisions ol quell• authOlity to ad· In Classlflod Newoor1 aou1ava1d, ThW373 18792 llaaA111u or OMHnted to the 10£J. Aoge. r E. Alley, Health and Safety Code minister lht e1tate under ........... 300 f,ropolfd actton) TM Du;:,, Pres Section 11489 W1lll0ut tM tndependenl Adm1n· .,,._ CA U912 ndependen1 edmlnl•· Thia statement was further llO(ice or heallna. 111ration Of Ettatea Act 02/09, 02/10. 02111 ttellon euthot1ty wlll be hied with th9 COunty Publlahed Newpo1l (Thia Authority wlll allow BSC 9156 granted unle11 an In· Clettt 01 Orange County Be1ch·Coe1a Meu the personal 19Preaent· NOTICE OF ferHled peraon Idea en on OM0-~16312 Daily Pilot J~ 26, awe lo Ilka many ac· PETmON :r:::.!o ~c:~i: Deity Pilot Feb D, 16, Febiuary 2. 9• W700 tklnl Wltho\A obta!Nng TO A.OMINl$TER wtty the CX>U~'id no1 23. Mar 1, 2000 W707 .-------:'~ •:v: ve8r:~~ ESTATE OF: QIW'lt the 1utnonty CNS1760373 z: ponent ecuone. how· DOROTHY HASS A HEAAtNQ on th9 NOTICE OF 9YClr, the pereonat 19pre· aka DORY HAU petrtlOn WIU be held on SEIZURE 1eo1e11ve w111 be '9QUlfed alul DOROTHY MARCH D, 2000 at 1.45 PURSUANT TO 1D o!Vt notloe to In· ANN HASS ~':1ict ~1 ~~ T~3 0tc:;, HEALTH AND terftted persona unless STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? To fll heirs. benefi-CA92'88. ' ""-'w"" SECTION 114711 ~~n!~1on~ .::: e e e e e e e e e e e CASE NO. A200897 DIM Sou1t1 rv.,,.,.;,f SAFETY CODE (!) they ~e waNed nota Cilrlu, Cl9drtort, conl• IF YOU OBJECT to 11411 AND NOTICE Independent dmlnlt· lnQenl CM1tor1, Ind IM grwitlt\Q ot lht peU· OF INTENDED lrttlon tulhonty Wiii be pereoM wtto may otMr· taon .. you lfiould 1ppear FORFEITURE ~ granted unltat an In WIM be Inter eel In 1"9 ti the heer1ng and elate PURSUANT TO 1eret1ed person hits en will or Hiiie. or bolh, ct your objectlOnl or Mt HE ... 'TH •No otJjeetlon to tN pel!ll(Jrl DOROTHY HASS aka wrlllen ~ w11tl .... " ~ nd ...___ r= -..... OOAY HA88 ek• ....... -·rt belOte ...... SAFETY cooe • ......... -v ... • .. YVV U.. wfly the COIJ lhOUtd not httrlng. Your •P· SECTION 11411.A grllnt IM euthor1ty pearance may be In per· On Dec: 21, HHID, 11 A HEARING on the eon or bV your attorney 228 t Fountain Way petition w111 be held on IF YOO AAE A CAEO Ea•I, Cotta Muei, CA, MARCH ~-2000 al 1 4S ITOR or~ a.d the pr0peny dttctlbed p "' 1n 1,19p1 L 73 '°" ._ ______ .. ltorofthe~.you ... '1.029 U.S. CUA· cateCI II 3(1 The Cny NClltC VllW tnu11t I .. your clelrn *1th AENCY, w11 NIH" Dr1ve South. Oreng.t, MIMONM. 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Mondav 5:00pm \\t>dnt>sdlly ......... 1'u~~dav 5:00pm By Fu (9-+'I) (1:i1-h )<)i 1111-•• ~ 111< lui~ \lfllf ll~ll~ ..... 1 1'1~•11<" uuml .. r ~n11,.,:11, ull rnu lo,ul ,nh~J•rtn •1u111r ) By Phone ('Ii'>) t>i:!-:ih"'H By MaMn Person: :no \\ 1·,1 B." ""' m 1 Hours 1;0lrpli1Jllt' a :1oa111-;1·11fl11111 \I"'"'" I n·IJ\ Thur ... day ...... \\r-dm·sdu\ ,') OOpm . Friclay ............... ThtH'"lay 5:00prn ............ Short term Corporate Rental a Starting at $1095/MO. Furnished apta avail. 6 blocks from the beach. 949-644-2611 220. 291 FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON GATED COMMUNTIY BY FASHION ISi.AND Beautiful ~lined aveeta and golf courM views. Enloy carefree living In your large 2 BR apartment hc>m91 ( 41,111 \lt·,,1 ( \ 11'.lh:!:' \\ .1lk-l11 g .W,1111-·,·llllp111 \l1~1tl" I •1•tn • \I '""I"''' 1111.1 ... B.11 ... , Saturda) ............... Frida) S:OOpru Index ay Crta +lrg olc, 2.58a. sngl-$1y, 7500Si lot Avail 3/t 12G©'lll0. • DIN• by and see ttis great family neighborhood. Open Sun 1 M, 111 I t..ward Ln Mt-574-5552 1-~1 Plcltlc View Primt loClllOn Megnoua Coun, hllltop double Cltmlllon niche . e.tHoo--0907, 9'278-4801 , . ·tvert ;, ·lie!; tfoa ' ~lt~ A GOOD ADI 420 430 . 461 1 ITEM TO HOUSEHOLD A1'TlQL~-' Born,., COi t ~Cl 1111 ~-' .. "''fl\(,!'- p,, rrHn SCASH PAID$ Ill>'"'" "' 1\1 .,.p,,rl II· .ll h 9'1 !J.67J,tj'.!23 OFFICE FURNfTURE Eucutlve dttk, Hon Hit cablntts, cN•l'I • mortl 94M4S-tsl6 SOf• fr lov1•1t, 16f>C dining .. , • bedroom tumiture t4H44-804&. 1458 UYEST~ I 88 GALLON FRESH FISH TANK Wlltt •gt·llS, 3 h~tfS. 5tand. f1Sh $150 714 S«>-5995 470. 471 476 EMPLOYMENT OPPOATUHmES 690 . 697 Earn Extra Money - Wo rk for Census 2000 Census 2000 is recru1t1ng ind1v1duals to help take the Census in communities across the country. This 1ob offers · flexible hours, compet1t1ve pay, and work close-to-home If you want a second JOb or are retired, it''s perfect! Most Census f ield JObs last approximately four to six weeks. We prov1d training and milQage reimbursement, and we pay our Census takers and crew leaders weekJy. We need you. so call the Local Census 'Offic~ or our toll free number. Do it Now! 1-888-325-7733 . www.census.gov/jobs2000 OOIOHSTRA TOf'S Wt llHd help now1 PT lood Oemol needed from COM 10 Sin Clernenle and IMll Wa CM1 w0111 good pey up ·~~··Cal TN 94~ 1357 ext 2 DANEAS·WHEN IT ciom. to bentltll MVI OOI .... btlll and wh6lel -Paid WMkly 'GrMI P1Y 'St 000 llgll-on boroa "T r8*W1g op- po rt u n 111 U SRT 1-8n BIG-PAYOAY (t 8n·2<M 7293) Toi Fr11 (CAL'SCAN) HOTEL FRONT DESK CLERK n/PT wlR train. Co1t1 Meta Mot« Inn. 22n Hllt>or BIYd CM Low~ ._. Ntwpoi1 Bell 0n1ultlng Co. AMCll WPS tlphont Stal Cal Sul • 2pm t4MI0-0212 Tell xour loved one how cl);eaat'they are ... and Say 97¥..P.J' q)ahztme_j g)~ I Um ll Hinn 4Unn v If.. ntints Mts1Aftl Allllt•rin~ Ftb 4 h ' I I . - 20 Characters per line You may use aH •lines for larger Ids, can an•• rep today! •. ., -"it.., /w FAX thla form to (949) 831-8514 Nlme''"-------------------------~--............ '9IOMNo·.-.------------SfoNhlft;,._ ____________ ._, ___________________________ _ Iii! my CttdllClnll·--...... --------------------------~··'*'':-..--------- • /~ lo. 1·,.,..,- • 8 Wedntidoy, Fe&uorY 9, 2000 · I TODAY'S . __ c_s_o __ ss_\V __ O_R_o __ r_u_z_z _LE __ ..... ,,,.. . .-.... ' I • \'' t .·), . . . I f 81'11'19 !flY ~..a.ES GOMH wkh <>MAit SHARIF and TANNAH HINSCH GUESS WHAT? Both vulnerable. South deal . . SOUTH • Vc»d EAST • Q 10 7 6. 03 OK7652 • Q6 0 ~J 10911 0 08 +IC J 10912 The hiddin1 S<>lTl H WEST NORTH EAST 10 ,._ 10 , ... l + ..... so ,... 60 , .. ,_ .... Openina le.cl: Ten of o Looking Ill the red 'uits 1n 1sola- 1ioo, lhe com:ct technal play 1s to iake lhe diamond flne'sc and' spurn the Onesse 1n he&IU In fa\IOI' Of tl)'- 1n1 to drop the queen. Yet the late, a:reat Sidney Sifodor did just the oppoguel ·South's band wu noc worth a hi&h reverse '" temu or hiah cards. How- r~.._...,...., ' •, j '· • '. l ~· ' r .. -· ~ _.,_ . ··- i:~. lhc LnCk· 1Ak1ns pott>nual ""'' \'¥1, tspeei»Uy in ~ICW (If 1ho loCC• <>ndlry honor'" r«p0ndcr'1 su11, anJ lhe 1lam was qu.ckly reach«! WCJ>I led the ten of di1monJ\, lllil S1lodor rt19e wuh dummy's ace and dropped the queen from hand! The ne11t move wlb to come to hand with the ace of heans and run the Jack. Wh1:n lhat held, declarer drew the n:moin1ng trump, cashed the ace of clubs and continued with 11 c:luh Oeclan:r'~.1ntenJion wu 10 play for a normal "\.2 d1v1sion by n.onm1 a club with dumnl)''S laSl trump 10 \Cl up the '-llit, but that became unn«e~\llY when the ~n appeattd Dummy' three n:mavilna diamonch We~ dis· c:anled on c:lubs, the d1.:imond was trumped on the 111>1e and d«:lam c:la1med the balance for an overttid .. Note the tie.uty of declanr's con· ccpllon. Suppose the JllC It of hearts had lost to the queen Would East 1hen attempt lo cash the "-'"I of d11- monds, riskins selling up 1he J1Cl for a discard $hould dcclaru rufr? Prohe· bly not. And after eny other rc1um, declarer would lltll have play for the slam via establishing the club suu for d1:1mond d15Cllds from the table. Talcina e\lcrylhms into con ldenilion, South deserved the overtnck. P1taat bt ...,. ll'llt the fitting• II\ this utegory 111ay 19qun you lo call 1 900 number In which 1""9 II I ch•ge pit minute. 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