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Home My WebLink About2000-04-25 - Orange Coast Pilot.. .. I j SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMJ.AUNmES SINCE 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM 1\JESDAY, APRIL 25, 2000 Srtryey :··~clrgeIB tr.affie relief laW · • • I •Of 4,000 who responded to the chamber poll, 87% say they support law that r~lieves traffic from new developments. NMkt Schw..U DAllY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -The preliminary results of a cham- ber survey showed that 87% of residents support the city's law that provides traffic relief from new developments. The finding is b8sed on an unscientific sampling of about 4,000 registered voters who responded to a survey conducted by the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. The chamber sent 30,000 questionnaires to registered voters in an attempt to find out what people think of the city's stringent law, which was recently amen ded to ease up on developers. To counter the Greenlight injtiative, whlch proposes to give voters the final say on cer- tain developments, local politi-Last month, the cnamber traffic relief law. The cham- cal and busipess ledders are in conducted a phone survey, ber also held infonnat1on the process of trymg to get an . which Greenlight advocates forums on the law last month. initiative on the ballot to seal called •dirty campaign-The mail-in survey is the the law mto the oty charter. ing. ·creenlight proponents latest step in the chamber's The new inibdtive would said the survey was aimed at efforts in informing people ensure that the traffic relief changmg voters' minds about about the traffic relief law - law could not be changed their slow-growth measure. which is at the center of a without a citywide vote. At the time, chamber officials strategy to usurp the G reen- Greenlight supporters say irlsisted that the 20-minute Hght irutiative's hold over their slow-growth measure -phone survey was legitimate trafhc-hatlng voters. formally called the Protect and simply part of its attempt From the chamber's per- from Traffic and Density tnitla-to shape an opposition. spective. the Greenlight mea- tive -would help the city get Chamber president sure won't stop traffic. but it rid of traffic problems. They Richard Luehrs sajd the tele· will stop growth in the city. have accused those behind phone poll of 600 residents •ihe lTrafhc Phasmg Ordi- the new lrutiative of trying to was intended to deterrrune if nancej reqUtres developers to contuse the city's vot~rs. people know about the city's fix bad mtersections, "Luehrs QUESTION /(GOOD IDEA? \ --do you ti** of the new.,.... th9t is based on the dty"s a.w hit p10VW. tnMc......, m.n .,.. .... D411N11t17 Call our Readers Hotline at (949) 642-6086 or e-mail your comments to daily pilotO/atimes.com. Please tell us your name and hometown,andindude a phone number (for verifJC.ation purposes only). said. ·we lhmk that's good. We don't see the Greenligbt inibative doing that.• SEE TRAFFIC PAGE 6 Residents object to report on store, office project BRIAN POBUOA I OAA.Y PllOT Denise Knutsen, prlndpal of Newport Beach Elementary School, dJsplays one of the sch ool's new neon green crosswalk sJgns, which were donated 1!J the local chapte r of Sons of the American Legio n. A good sign for safety Newport Elementary receives donation of florescent green school zone signs from Sons of the American Legion o.nette Goulet DAILY PILOT M otorlsts zipping down Balboa Boulevard will know when they reach the school zone for Newport Elementary School -now that there are Oorescent green street signs to mark it. All four of the school warning and school crossing signs sunounding Newport Elementary were replaced last week with shockingly bright neon warning signs. The signs were a gift from the Newport Harbor squadron of the Sons of the American Legion, a fund- raising organization compo ed of children and grandchildren of rrulJ . tary veterans. Organization member Michael Brigandi, whose 12-year-old grand- daughter, Taylor, attends Newport Elementary. saw neon school signs when be was out of state on a tnp. ·1 got very excited because they're dramatically more VlSible. • he sajd. Brigandi asked the city for approval and contacted the company that manufactures the signs, Zumar Industries Inc., for a price. He then went back to the Sons of the Ameri- can Legion for the money. For a little more than $500, the organization bought the s1gl'}S, which were edger- ly posted by the oty. •we're seeing more and more of (orgaruzations providing for conunuru- besJ. People ctre taking an mterest - espeadlly m schools.· Sclld Paul Kelle- her, who oversees traffic and signs for the oty of Newport Beach. ·rd hlce to see a lot more of it -it's great.• The move toward the more VlSible neon signs is one many conunurulles are making for Sdfety reasons, Kelle· her said. Newport Elementary Principal Denise Knutsen and pare nts are very SEE SIGN PAGE 6 • Some homeowners say project would block views, create·mnse and~create building with 'tacky' color scheme. Andrew Glazer DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -A report predictmg the impact of a home furnishings store and ofhce complex to the Hale- cresVHall of Fame neighbor- hood Ide.ks crucial IIlforma- llon, nedl'ly a dozen residents· told the Planrung Commis- sion at Monday's meeting. The residents said the report failed to disclose that the builcling nught block snowcapped mountdUl views from homes there And the neighborhood's streets could become noisier w1th LncredSed truck trdfbc. Not to menbon, said one homeowner. the buildmg's yellow-and-blue color scheme rnd}' clash with the earthy tones of nearby homes. "Those colors are very, very, very bright,• said Eloise Ott, who lives in the Hale- crest/Hall of Fame neighbor- hood near the site of the pro- posed !KEA store. "The bright yellow ... well it's sort of tacky. But being of Swedish decent, I don't really want to cnbcize the color scheme.· State environmental laws reqwre the developers. CJ. Segerstrom & Sons, to revtSe its report based on the infor- mation the public requested at Monday's bearing. The two-volume report already contains five pounds of data and cliagrams. SEE PROJECT PAGE 6 Writers share their r hyme alld reason • Newport Beach Public Library's Poetry Festival to begin today with writers reciting works from their favorite poets. Sue Doyle DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH - Mtfanway Kai er said her fourth-grade teacher first igruted her passion for poetry. The e days, the creative wnting teacher at Costa Mesa High School plants the power of poetry in her own students and others. Kaiser Is one of seven writ- ers who on Tuesday ·will read poetry dunng the fourth annu- al Poetry Festival at the New- port Beach Pubbc Llbrary The featured wnters will not read their own works. but the poetry or others wbo influ- enced or somehow affected their Hves, said Jacquelyn Beauregard Dillman, the founding chairwoman or the festival. •Not every poet will msp1re you. But certain poets speak. to SEE WRITERS PAGE 6 Humane Society must approve alligator adoption 11111 QmRD5 10 . • Claremont couple who wanted to save three maintain at their home in , Claremont The rruru -zoo con-alligators found in hot tub now being investigated. lAlJls spider monkeys, sqwrre1 monkeys and some turtles SU. Dorie clipped the Daily Pilot article But the Pomona Humane DMv PILOT that featured the couple and Society ii now revlewing per- sent it to the Hwnane Society. mits ihat allow the Jacobsens NEWPORT BBACH -A Humane Society investigation tbll weekend temporarily magged. Claremont family'• plam for the hnmecftate adop- tion ol tine juv.nile alllgaton. Jackie Jecoblen end her buibandf JobD. AN DOW Wail• Ang for approval from-the Pvmoaa Humane Society blb9 tb9y can acq,t tine :IC" found ID e N.w· , J::..':.':J':a: Offlcen from the state P11b to own the exotic animals and Garn~ Department last Jackie Jacoblen aaid she's Tuesday seized the three alli· not too 'concerned about the gaton from the home ol former inveebgation. She already bas professional surfer Daniel the proper permits for the ani- Plecky. He could not be mall, which heve lived on her l'MCbed for comment Monday. land for the pelt 25 yeen. •You lry to do a goad de+d -M ... wMM,-U.. Newport for IOIDebody and It endl up 8MCb aJHaaton are still bang not working out tbet wey, • blld at tfle Orange County Jackie JacobMIJ Mid. AnbMl !Miis. Tb9y'll remain The ~ wants to Mid the tbNe jlllgaton to a menagerie /ii. enhnele tbey mGATOISMMI CDPHlllITT ... 1 NllmU5 ' S1'0ll5 • nlval J -. · --:se!F~ ..... ., .... ....., .. ,... . . 2 Tuesday, April 25, 2000 Kids Talk BACK What is good about home schooling? We asked students at the Sycamore 'ltee Center in Costa Mesa what they thought about being· schooled at home. "It's great. I don't have to worry about all of the prob- lems in the public schools, like fighting. We do a lot of activi- ties, especially in science and spelling. Being home schooled makes me concentrate more.• JUSTIN CONKEY, 12 Sixth-grader Lakewood .... ot Oub Child THE WEEK Exchange Abuse Prevention Center • ~...NIZATION: Exchange Oub Child Abuse Prevention Center • CDNTAa. Ray Stanton, volunteer coordinator, at (949) 722-1107, Ext. 25 • ADDllESS: 2482 Newport Blvd., .. . . IN, THE~ CLISSROOM· Costa Mesa • ._ol: Diapers and at-home ~renJ aide volunteers. for homes at risk of child abuse. • WISH: That every child receives ~· Daily Pilot ,1 • , DIANA MUl\llHILL I OAl.Y PILOT "It's fun. But it's not fun for ~ reason because I don't get a recess. I have a from left, Matt Bolen, Curtis Tafoya and An Pham ~ a fish as classmates look on during an honors marine science class at OCC. wondertul teacher, my mom. I do math, language, arts, Eng- lish, science. But I still have a Jong way to go to decide what I want to do when I grow up. So I will deal with that when I am ta.· Picking apart the sea king~ JACOB YOUNG, 9 Th.i.rd-grader Newport Beach • IN THE a.ASSROOM is a wet*ly feature in which Daily Pilot education writer Danette Goulet visits a campus within the Newport-Mesa Unified School District and writes about~xperience. Students determine that squid rule m occ marine science class FYI .. •·WHO: Students in an honors marine science class ·1 like being ....------. home schooled because there are a lot of fun things to do. Mathemat- ics is my favorite subject. My father and my mother teach me. And when I grow up, I want to be a teacher in the schools." CASSANDRA RUPAY, 8 Second-grader Costa Mesa "Right now lam learn- ing about letters and colors. Sometimes ~ we rest for a moment. I also learn about letters on the computer. Next year, I will probably learn how to read and the names of the different kinds of animals.· STEPHANIE RUPAY, 5 Kindergartener Costa Mesa Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT T he pungent odors of fish and formaldehyde filled the 'air of the laboratory, where half of the students huddled on one side of the room and hal! on the other. Tom Garrison, professor of marine science at OCC, rubbed his hands together in exatement as he roamed between the two groups of students, making polnted observa- tions and asking leading questions .. It was the final lab day for his honors marine science class, which he says is his favorite. The Jab assignment was titled ·Masters of the Ocean Realm.• School MENUS ElemMtary school lunch menu for the Newport·~ Unified School Oistrlct: • Checks are not accepted for less than $11.50 •Elementary lunches are $1.7S • There are three menu choices MCh cMy. Students may~ a vegetarian entree, If desired. The vegetarian se~ varies and may be either a s.lad, sandWkh or hotentree. There are two alternate mastets, Garrison said. "Forget about marine mam- mals," he instructed students. "Th~y came later and all derive from land mammals. Let's go back lo the real masters.• Students in Ganison's class were divided evenly into two groups - fish proponents and squid propo- nents. After extolling some of the virtues and shortcomings of each marine creature, he had the divided class tum toward their respective tin pans filled with dark wax. On one side of the room, squid Jay in tin pans awaiting examina- tion. On the other side, a bass lay in one pan and a rockfish in another. TODAY Munch.Ible lunch ..... with~ fruit yogurt or two ~ with lettuce and plddes; froan 1~ fruit juke bw; choice of milk WIDlllDIY MuncfWM lunch ulad OI own-fried chicken wfth ·== ..... and low-f•t dretslng; eel dinner rolt; choice of fruit; choice of milk Students donned semitranspar- ent, green plastic gloves and care- fully began examining their speci- mens. They poked. They prodded. They sliced and dissected. Those of us who are slightly more faint of heart -or at least repelled by strong, obtrusive odors -stood back a bit while others dis- assembled several of the world's slimier creatures. The final goal of the Jab was for students to debate which creature was truly the master of the ocean realm. They were to prepare a case stat- ing "our animal is the cooler because ... , • Garrison said. Squid, be explained, are extraor- dinarily intelligent, but have an ct... undwk:h or bMf •rib-b-que• on a bun with cob of com; choice of mill(; giand chenies with whipped cream ..... , Munchlble lunda Yt.d or sourdough f'fwnch lnlld ct... pizza."tossed green ..a.I wfth low-flll dressing; choke of mllk llOllHY Mundwble lunch Mled or cheeseburger on • bun with lete.c. and pktdes; choQ of fruit ctlOb of milk . •. WHAT: Dissected fish and squid, then debated which was the master of the ocean • WHERE: Orange Coast College • WSON: To learn about and examine both marine creatures outdated body that limits them, while fish are streamlined but robotic and completely lacking of intelligence. When it was over the class took a vote, and although I'm told it is not the usual outcome, the squid took the title of master of the realm this year. It was clear that no matter what the age, students enjoy nothing more than being pitted against one another. NOn: The ·MuncNblll ua.....,. contains tossed~ dlMY •1•• cr~en and prOl9ln ...-... • cheese. sunnow. ..... ..,. ,.h. honey-f'OMted ....._,. ....... .. READERS HoruNE (949) 642-6086 Of advertisements herein can be reproduced without written per- mission of copyright ~- WEATHEI AllD SUIF POLICE FILES VOL 94. NO. 91 ntOIMS K. JOt-. Publistltr lalYDODaO, Editor .... Mil.AND. Senior City Editor • ,.._...., Alll9t.trlt City Editor NANCY~ FeMur8 Editor .,_CAii._ Sports Editor MMC ....... ""°'° Editor ............. N.wlfdltor .,..,. hgeo.lgrw MA SYD._', ~ ...... Nllf'fcm-. ClliiHl9d ..... 9 UM•lllll9l P'lomudul• MU-W Olllf Arwndll Offtcs Record your comments about the Daily Pilot or news tips. ADOBE SS Our eddress Is 330 W. 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" .............. 3.5 .... --. ............ ..J-41W - c.dal •••• -·-··-···· .. ··•2-4 M ~ 62 COSTA MESA • 11th Street: All assault was reported 1t a p.m. Sunday In the 500 block. ' • "-•Ila Avenue: A car w~ -~ stolen at 11 a.m. Sunday In the 1900 block. . • .._..,. ... Street: A. person was ~ mltllng It 10 a.m. s.turday In the 1600 block. NEWPORT BEACH • Jlltt 111-..t: A laptop C°"1>UtW Wftt'I an ~ value of Sloo MS "'POrted stolen bet\'"" midnight and 4 p.m. ~ In the 100 block. • ~ ..... Ari ltt9iiijltlid burglwy Wll iwpoi .... ' 12:JO a.m. Frldly In the 100 blc:Q, • a 11~,.,._. a..: Two windows ware ,.....,., llMlhed b9ttwan 2:JO and 4:JO p.m. In tN • lllDdl. • .._ _.._ A bib wht'I an _..,did wlul aA $ 1,000 WIS "PM&d ltolan Ill 1:50 p.m. SMLdlf In .. 4000bloct. Doily Pilot . Tuesday, April 25, 2000 3 In NeWporl Beach) earlhquakes meant you ran for the hi(ls Robert Gordner THE VERDIO . .. wave tut. He Sdid, •Darned if I know. I can't swun.• Then and there I dea;t Cal was an honest· to-God ero. 1 got to the botlse oc:cajp1ed by my sister and brc>qwr-in-Jaw, they were gone so,1 went to bed. It turned out Uiat they and the Finsters had gone to Santa Ana to stay with some old lnends. Of course, 1hfJ e was 00 tidal wave anqA.f the people · had only listened to Lancey Shennan, they wouJd not have run for µ(e hills. Laneey was a retired civil engineer and could have told them that if there was going to be a bdal wave, 1t would have hit almost simultaneously with the earthquake. At least that was what Lancey told anyone who would listen. everything west of the fault drops into the ocean and Barstow will be selling water- front lots. I don't beheve that, but rm tbmlo.ng of malang a down payment on a lot m Barstow, just in case. • llOllERT GHtDNEJt is a COf'ona del Mar resident and fOf'me< J~· His column runs Tuesdays. ) FOR THE ~CORD Teqmce Phillips' Hart>or ColUJl'!D in µie April 24 edi-' tion of the Daily Pilot listed an incorrect phone number and an incorrect date regard- tng operung-day ceremonies (or local yacht dubs. I seem to be preoccupied with natural disasters. t have written about the chubasco that roared out of the Gulf or California without warning and wiped out piers and sunk boats in all of South-en\ California. t have also writ- ten of the big Santa Ana River flood that tlrowned quite a few people here in Orange County. Somehow, I .seem to have ignored the Long Beach earth- quake or March 10, 1933. PHOTO COURTESY Of COSTA MESA HISTOIOCAI. SOCIETY Damage from the 1933 earthquake ln Costa Mesa. Of course, all of us who live in Souihem Califorrua. know that some day the Big One is going to happen -when the San Andreas Fault slips and The phone number for the Voyagers Yacht Club is (949) 723-5107 The Lido Isle Yacht Club and the Newport Harbor Yacht Club will host operung days Saturday, May 6 It was a pretty good earth- quake as earthquakes go, measuring 6.3 on the scale, killing· 115 people and injuring many more. . I was going to USC dt the time, and when the bricks stopped falling I dro'l(e to Bal- boa to see how my sister and brother-in-law were doing. In those days -before freeways -you drove through such metropolitan centers as Artesia and Clearwater to get to the beach. Needless to say that since those areas were basically agricultural, there wasn't much in the w<ty or earthquake damage, and the cows didn't seem much per- turbed by it either. The first sign that some- thing out of the ordinary had happeried was when t drove through what is now Costa Mesa -more farmland -and came down Newp0rt Boule- vard to the bluff now occupied by Hoag Hospital. On that bluff were what seemed like hundreds of campfires -people who had left the Balboo Peninsula to avoid the big tidal wave that was expected as a result of the earthquake. All those campfires resembled a pie· lure of Grdnt's army camped outside Vicksburg. I prowled through the Cdmpfires look- ing for my sister and brother- in-law, but couldn't find them and drove on down to the peninsula. It was deserted. I didn't see a soul until l came upon Offi· cer George Callihan, who was driving a police car. t asked him what he was doing and he said he was on the lookout for looters. t asked him what he was going to do when the tidal Free Report Reveals Why ... 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There wiU be fashions modeled and refreshments. SPRING _TENT SALE Thursday, April 27th 8:30am • 7:00pm Friday, April 28th 8:30am • 7:00pm Saturday, April 29th 8:00am • 5:30pm Sunday, April 30th 8:00am ; 5:30pm ~ JOHn LEOnARD'~ •OLP 8MOP .L ·. 6'vr<fi<1{19 1/101ie.~~9011 to altuul q foe lec/11/ce. Speaker: Blanch. Kan Day: Tuesday, May 2nd Time: l lAM -lPM Comj>lime/lla'(f/ . 9'f<i'1)' tloemJrel)' &: ~J.e.swmtwt.\· Personal Tours are available. Limited Se;icing. Please RSVP by Monday, May 1 sc. 77J-+ . Y lENAISSANCE at INN AT THE PARK PR f ~I Efl SE'll OP. VI~.; l 0 Marquene, Irvine Ca 92612 (949) 854-3766 BABY BACKS ... ana rotS of other good stuff. Ia yoar poap, club or oqanlzation REALLY HAPPY wltla par carreDt banquet facWty? a..ct out..,~ ... Co •..... to oj/fJr, JIOU'll be happu! ... .. 4 T~ April 25, 2000 . . 'I ... Daily Pilot llWPOIT-11111 KIOOL 10111 PllVllW On Ille ·AGENDA · NEW SCHOOL CALENDAR • Whllt tD expect: The school board will consider adqpting a new school cal- endar tonight. The pro- posed calendar holds several changes from the calendar of past years, but leaves schools' start date right after Labor Day. Lorri McCune, assistant superin- tendent of human resources On The BOARD DllM 81.m. president David Brooks. vice president Judy France, clerk Jim Ferryman Martha Fluor Wendyl.HCe S.rene Stokes t Dana Black for the distrtct. will ....,, to the bo9rd how. commit- tee rMChed)ts dedskn on ~ strutture of the pro- posed schedule. ZERO-TOl.ERANCE POUCY • WhM to expect: Two . members of the Student Political Action Committee at Newport,tjarbor High School wlfl ma"e I presen· tatlon.to the school board to share their' findings from a town hall ,,,-ting held in December. After show· . Ing • short video of the meMing. stud9nts will INre the concerns and suggestions voiced by stu- dents and parents at the meeting about the contro- venial polky. DAY, WEEK OF THE TEAOtER ' ..... •...-Lt The ~board plans to pro-dam May 9 as Day of the TelCher, as estaf>llshed by the . State Legislature. They will also consider observing May 7-13 as Nationll Week of the Judy Franco - Jlm Ferryman T9ldw. bdt sctm lb will m pa., attMties lndMdwll>t. WHERE 10 MEET ClASSND SCHOOL EMPLOYH WEEK • WHO: Members of . • Wllllt to aped; The the. Newport-Mesa Uni- school bo8rd will look at fled School District passing • resolution pro-Board Of Education claiming the week of May . 21 -27 as Clauifled Employee ~ WHA~ Regular meet· Week, 1lso establlst\ed by ing the Legislature. School administrators wUI be direct-• WHEN: 7 p.m. ed to post the proclamation • WHIRi: District Edu-so that employees will know catio'n Center, 298S-A of the school board's appre- dation for them. Bear Street. Costa Mesa. Martha Fluor Wendy Leece Serene Stokes District Education Center, 2985-A Bear Street Costa Mesa .. New West Side group to meet tonight • Representatives of the homeowners group say they would like their area to look like Mesa Verde. Andrew Gluer DAILY PILOT \ WEST SIDE -A recently formed homeowners group will meet tonight to discuss how to boost property values in their neighborhood. The West Side Improve- ment Assn. came into being after consultants released a plan outlining how the city Welcome to One . SOURCE "Your Soutbem California Mobility SpecWists" JIC. 11.«qJUJ Showroom Hours Mon-Fri 9am-4:30pm 711 W. 17th St. Suite A-5 Cosca Mesa · 949-642-2010 ToU Free (888) 447-9056 • • c.rdiaJJy lnvi • Representing the full line of Pride Mobility Products • Service & Repair • Insurance Reim.bu.rsement Specialist Pride Scooten from $149S could improve traffic now, clean up trash and reduce crime in the area. The group's foun~ers said th~ pty-hired consultants used mput from various spe- cial-interest groups in draft· ing the report, but ignored homeowners. "They figured they could all put us and all the bad stuff in one little area and keep their little pristine hands off us,• fowider Janice Davidson said. City officials and a consul- tant from Los Angeles-based firm. EIP, Associates, main· lain that everyone in the neighborhood had and will have equal say in the plan- ning process. The consultants held sev- eral meetings before releas· ing the draft plan. And they will bold several public work· shops now that the plan has been released. But some neighborhood factions, such as the home- owners group, want to make sure they're heard. "Real Estate agents tell buyers the West Side is a dump,• said Eric Bever, co- founder of the. group. ·we think it's the nicest place in town. And we'd like to see that stigma go away.• Bever said he'd like the area -a checkerboard of small indusbies, homes and apartments -to look more like Mesa Verde. Davidson said the city should focus on enforcing the area's building and trash codes instead of developing dramatic long-term strategies. •we are the gem that is unpolished,• she said. ·r would be an old lady before any of these things happen.• The West Side Improve- ment Assn. will meet from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. today at Vic- toria Elementary School. 1025 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. 'fWENTIETH CENTURY Fox AND THE ExCHANGE CWB OF NEWPOKI' HARBOR pramt 11 sj>«UJ sCTttnint of Where The Heart Is Slllrrint Sill Field Ashley Judd Stockard C hanning Natalie Portman A Benefit For The O~ County Center For The Prevention Of Child Abuse & Other Local Charities. Thursday, April 27, 2000 &lwards Lido Theater 3459 Yta Lido, Newport Bach Footl Fatitl.J Mom 5:30pm 7:00pm For EftDt Information C..U1 (949)717-Slll $60 Dooacioa $60 Donation ... 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Sir Swany suffered ---/ spill is recovering and may be lung and throat pro~lems J released as early as next week. from 1ngE!$ting the fuel as be "He's still got lung prob-tried to clean himself. lems. ~ saii:f Deitdre Good-'"He ca.me in extremely friend of the Wetlands and thin and full of parasites," Wildlife Care Center of • Goodfriend said, adding that Orange County, which is the swan is being fed through looking after "Sir Swany. • a tube. The Japanese black-The center put the bird necked swan became through blood tests, a bath drenched in the floating with dishwashing detergent diesel fuel left from a boat and a charcoal shake to that ran aground Monday absorb the fuel. while it was leaving the New-Although the bird is still port In-Water Boat Show. 20o/.o below his normal Dunes officials called various weight, be is expected to live. agencies, which came out ·He is holding his own,• and said there was nothing Goodfriend said. 'IN BRIEF Newport to receive Tree City USA Award For the 10th ti.me, the city will receive a Tree City USA Award from the National Arbor Day Foundation at tonight's city council meeting. The award is given based on four qualifications: the city must have a tree department. a city tree ordinance, a compre- hensive community forestry program and an Arbor Day observance. , It appears Newport has all of the above and more. The city will also receive its fifth Growth Award for demonstrat- ing a higher level of tree care. The city's General Service Street Tree Division is the body responsible for looking after the more than 30,000 trees standing in Newport Beach. Maintenance includes trimming. spraying, pruning, planting and removing n:ees . ..-~'·~~·~·. ~ill . O\Y.IUSS • • EL:MNCHITO FllfTM ·~ •Full Service Quering • • Banquet Rooms • Party Trays To Go # . ~ Call (949)262-5256 ' i-. 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Each writer begins w1th some sort of poetic ,Inspiration and acknowledges how that power creatively drives them in different ways. Before Dillman sits down to write, she pulls out poetry to change her mind- set. I~ frees her thinking, sbe said. "When I read.it before I write, lt frees the juices: It lightens the heart,•· Dill- man said. . Obviously, different poetic themes appeal to the writers' personalities. about the cycle ot life and death. •rm lnl.melted in what one flC>el through intamally. The bottom line ol all pollllS ls having mmpaNMm f« oa•elf ancf aD 1ivtng things,• Handehmen- Smlih said. Handelsman-Smith learned about poetry u a cbDd. Pemily memben occa· liooally shared poetry at the dinner table. The family would then talk about lt, she said. Now, u an adult, Handelsman-Smith started her own tradition. At Cbristmas- ,mie, she throws a salon where guests share their favorite poems. . •It encourages people to l~ go of their sbyn~ .about sbarl1'g from tbelr heart . .It shows what's important and meaningful to them,• Handeltman- Smith said. . Jonathan Farmer, Mindy Nettifee and Victor D. Infante will also read at the festival, moderated by Barbara DeMarco-Barrett. For JoAnn Mapson, it's how poet John Haines desaibes tpe landscape of Alaska. His poetry influenced the Costa Mesa resident to pack up and move to Alaska. Other writers, like Judith Handels- man-Smith, use p<>etry to gain different perspectives. She's motivated by poems ERIC SANl\JC Cl I DAILY Pl.OT Author JoAnn Mapson wUl read workf by her favorite wrtten today at the Newport Beach Public Ubrary's Poetry Festival. The public is invited to the readings, which will begin at 1 p.m. at the New- port Bead\ Central Library, 1000 Avoca- do Ave. in Corona del Mar. 1bere is no charge to attend. PROJECT CONTINUED FROM 1 The proposed 93-acre project would be located between Fairview Road and Harbor Boulevard, just north of the San Diego Freeway. The developer's plans call for the IKEA store and 2 mil· lion square feet of office space. The city originally designat- ed the land for homes and industries. But the Seg- erstroms are asking the city to make exceptions for the pro- ject. A Segerstrom spokesman said the developers would complete the updated report in three to five weeks. The Planning Commis- sion is scheduled to vote on the project at its meeting May 22. 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SIGN CONTINUED FROM 1 • concerned about the need for drivers to slow down in school zones. Because the school does not have a park- ing lot, students either walk to school or are dropped off at the curb, putting all the chil- GATORS CQNTINUED FROM l there until Fish and Game approves the adoption, said Kathy Francis, public educa- tion officer at the shelter. Aside from the Jacobsens, there have been no other "serious bids• on the alliga- tors, Francis said. If the' adoption falls through, Francis says the facility will search for other Doily Pilot The amendments not only changed the way costs were assigned to developers, but also lowered the number of council votes required to oventde the fees. U the proponents of the new initiative are able to col- lect 1,000 valid signatures in the next three weeks, the measure will appear next to the Greenligbt measure on the November ba1Jot. dren at the edge of the r~d · twice a day. · l Knutsen, who spen~f. her mornings alld aftemOQns out on the sidewalk IOQking out for cblldren's safety, is over- joyed by the new acquisition. •The flores~ent really stands out,· she said. "We're just fortunate that we have a community that cares so much.• alternatives. The shelter mainly houses cats and dogs. But it's not that easy. Francis says the Orange County Zoo doesn't have a facility for the alligators. Even larger zoos in Los Angeles and San Diego, where they have full-grown alligators, hesitate to take the little creatures. "The bigger zoos don't want to take them, because it would be detrimental to the health of the little guys,• Francis said. ~ 7ed 'Pati61~ Teak is now Affordable! We~Oirect, Eliminate the Middleman! Compare our Prices! 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I think everything deserves the The Daily Pilot llWkomes lett9n on ~ concerning Newport 8NCh and Cost. Mesa. There are fQUf Wll'tS to send in 'fOO" com- ments· same respect. " • LETTEJtS -Mail to the Daily P'ilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627 • llEADIM ~ -C.11 (949) 642-6Clli • FAX -Seod to (949) 646-4170 -Balboa resident RICHARD JONES, who cruises .. through Newport Hafbor each day in his electric wooden canoe. • E-MAIL -Send to cJ.llypilotftlatimacom All corr~e must Include yoi.x_ full name, hometown and phone number (fOf' verification purposes only). • Daily Pilot ' . ~ El Toro 's politt,cal rea:liti~s· :warrant\'\cha;nge tJ pon reading the rebuttal of Councilwoman Heat.Qer Somers to my propo9t\l to extend the John Wayne Settlement Agreement, and thereby ensure the quality of life in Newport Measure F will eventual· ly be declared unconstitu· tional, I believe that now is the time to sit down and discuss our. By1he way, her proposal or rev- enue sharing for El Toro lS an mter· esting one. However, she should )lave known that such a provision already exists in Measure A, passed in the county in 1994. This does not seem too compelling in light of the March 7 election on Measure F. Beach and Costa Mesa, I am struck by an a.mazing amowit of misinfor· · mation c·ouve branch at what cost?• April 8). Principal of which is an effort to continue to fight for a position that was overwhelmingly rejected by voters. Since 1987, I have been involved in the El Toro conversion. Moreover, I was involvedl as were many others in drafting M'easure A. which initially established the El Toro planning process. The idea of an a!Fport at El Toro.,ls a terrific idea. However, the city that has been principally involved in the Tom ( Edwards REBUTTAL I, too, have promoted the idea for an El Toro airport for the last 13 years. I've raised money for the idea, I have spent long hours arguing for its e nact- ment; however, the people of Ora,nge County have spoken. My proposal is a basis for discussion. It is in my opinion in the best interest of the city of Newport Beach, where I live, and the city I love. common interests about air- ports. My proposal is a basis for chs- cussion. It is in my opinion in the best interest of the city oJ Newport Beach, where I live, and the city I love. I also believe that it is much more realistic, grven the current political realities. My proposal Somers • fight has been the ,city of Newport Beach and frankly the brave efforts of one individual, George Argyros. addresses the political realities that exist.in the county. The El Toro Reuse Planning Authority cities are well organized. and well funded. When broken l down to its bare minimum, the South County cities and Newport Beach have much in common regarding their concerns about air- ports. And while I believe that rebuttal does· n'l address the proposal to extend the John Wayne Airport settlement agreement. Rather, she argues for an El Toro airport that I have argued for, for the last 13 years. Unfortunately, on March 7, the people spoke. Therefore, we must refocus our efforts to protect New- port Beach and Costa Mesa. Unfortunately, Somers and oth- ers are arguing for El Toro, belat- edJy, 1 might add, at the expense of the city of Newport Beach, and the potential expansion or John Wayne. • TOM C. EDWARDS is a Newport Beach resident, longtime airport activist and for· mer mayor. l)o your 'own homework on school bond issue Wbat'1 unfortunate in the prelude Jeecting up to the June 6 vote on Mea· an A it the likelihood that nine out ol 10 voters won't bother themselves to plCk up a copy of the bond resolu· tioD or the facilities master plan and give them a good bard study; won't mftlt in the mental calories required to make an informed decision about u Important issue. And that's too bad. Hent'I why. 1b bis aedit, Steve Smith has done what most of us won't do (•Tosstng brk:lm at tbe list of school 'repairs,'" Apdl 22). He's studied the issue. And it ls clear be does· ... Liii n't like what be sees. By his subjec· tiv9 measure, and it is subjective, be optD8I Measure A to be a pork·laden :lltimy ol IC:bool repairs. Therefore, it's ~of defeat. la's bis opinion. He's eif9".d to tl But I sharply and deeply ~withbim. 'lb bll ctisa'edit. Smith too readily awn. tbe mantle of mouthpiece for tbe rest of the Newport·Mesa commu- nity. When he writes dubious state· ments like, •This is not the bond you ~ht it was,• I'm wondering who •you is. It's not me. And it may not be a lot of other folks U only they studied the issue for themselves. Which brings me back to my lead thought. lbat Steve Smith has access to 25 lnchel ol newspaper space each '"8k to fire broadsides at Measure A malra bbn an extremely influential YOk9 in OW' cooununity. But bis i9 only a.voice. • My coocem ii that most fol.ks will buy Smitb'I reuoning because he's adroit at pUlbtng nouns and verbs tlogMbs; and tbey"ll do .o without baYlDg boCheNd to study the resolu· tioD and the fadlltiel muter plan to form lhelr own opinion. If Measure A IUICCUIDbs beceute of the loud albeit lubjecttve vaice ol one newspaper mhpnn._, and a gaggle of people :wbo buy what be aays without their own ID\l..tigatioo. that will be a ng.dy. IYRON DE MAKAL Coate Mesa BRIA"I P0800A I DAILY PILOT Crossing guard Adelaide Garulle leads children across the street from Whittier School on t 8th Street in Costa Mesa. The school site may be upgraded by the proposed West Side revitalization plan. ·Readers question new West Side project AT ISSUE: Costa Mesa residents have concerns about the West Side revitalization project. T lre process for Costa Mesa's West Side Sped.fie Plan has show-stopping flaws that may mad to the $150,000 effort's languishing on a dusty shell. A major llaw is that the cur· rent p~ is not getting West Sidritakeholders to join in a consensus. City staff and the con- sultant. EIP Associates, started off strongly and hopes were Initially high throughout West Side. But the process turned out to be flaw~ because the consul- tants held only serial events for various Readers groups to RESPOND r~th~ First. ~ere were homeowners preaching to one another. Later, business peo- ple met and preached to their choir. Still later, Latinos met and preached to one another. After each venting, staff/consultant would, like a weather vane, change the preliminary plan to indicate the direction of the latest blast o( polarized words. This week. West Siders bad a chance to comment on (but not dilcusa or debate) the consultent'I latest CW1!iather report which bas now been elevated to the status of •Draft Specific Plan.• Most attendees were home- ownen. Out of some 250 atten· dees, only about 10 Latinoa showed. and onI'y a couple spoke. (For reference, Latinos make up about 50% of the West Side population.) Only about 20 business people showed, and maybe half of them spoke. Next stop in the process is apparently for staff and consul· tant to meet in a-back room and decide what is best for the West Side. Then it's on to a few more "comment" ventings, and finally the City Council will enshrtne il forever in the teneral Plan. But it won't Oy. Other cities' experiences show that. nowa· days, stakeholders want to decide their future, thank you very much. They don't buy the old patriarchal. •council/Consul- tant knows best. approach any more. The anger expressed Tues- day at the unresponsiveness of the draft plan is evidence of this. The Draft Specific Plan should be put on bold until we have a process that allows everybody to join in building a true consensus plan. TOM EGAN Costa Mesa As prev,iously reported in the local press, an overwhelming majority (83%) of those residents who took the initiative to attend the "otticially aanctioned• West Side planning meetings voted to replace the area 'I dilap.idated housing stock wttb new housing and condon1Jniums. This voting majority wants &ea density ~ real improvement. while the HIP draft plan ii calling for 1ncreUed density in the West Side, and a new rule that problbill the area from being redeveloped with • lower density properbes To adopt this high density require- ment would be insane. The West Stde Improvement Association is opposed. to the cur· rent plan because 1t offers no tan- gible benefit to Costd Mesa homeowners. Our vision includes a true revitalizatiop of the West Side which will improve property values, and quality of life for all of Costa Mesa. ln the early 1990!., Costa Mesa demol.tshed 85 single·faau· ly homes along Victoria Street in the name or civic tmprovement. The plan did unprove the com· dor as expected, great job' The value of this process lws been established nght here m Costa Mesa, and the dbzens voted for this approach for the West Side. A clean slate will allow the oty to be its best. While some res1· dents may be displaced, we need to bear in mind that the law requires relocabon payments for tenants and homeowners. The West Side redevelopment aree averages one half to one and one half miles from the Paaf- ic Ocean, and borders Newport Beach. The proxirruty to the ocean. its cool breezes and lifestyle dictate that the property is desinlble (if redeveloped). Build nice, new homes and let •pride of ownemup· take care of the area. The assodabon believes that Uus IS what the vast lMJOOty of involved dbzens voced for. ERIC IEVtlt Co.chair Wett Side Improvement Assooabon f OSta Mesa r Tuesdoy, April 25, 2000 7 Goy Geiser·Sondovol EDUCATIONALLY SPEAKING We have enough diversity to celebrate at borne · I went to Celebrate Diversity Weekend at a prestigious East Coast university and fowid myself in the least diverse setting I had been in since higti school My profession is one where I get to work with all types of peo· pie who were onginally from all over the world. Our neighborhood is one where·most every census box is represented. My children listen to"stones from their friends about the nabve lands they left to come to America. As far as 1 can tell. diversity weekends aren't even meant for all people of color, especially at a technology uruvers1ty. Apparently, there is no need to woo some types of students to fill their hal- lowed halls. Yet, as 1 observed the dress and demeanor of the invited guests, this •ruverse· group of parents and students from throughout the country seemed very similar. They all seemed very intelligent and very middle-class. Sometlmes. when we go on vacation to other areas, it is almost shocking to my kids to notice the sameness of the population. They look. dress, and sound the same. It felt that way to my daughter during tbJs weekend. As she pointed out. at her school, people from one race don't all duster together. •Diversity weekends• have been her first expenence of segregation. She doesn't understand why races need to dlvtde themselves up that way. We talked about bow people need the strength of the group when oth- ers •dJs• them on first SJgbt. But, she's nght, you know. lt would be nice to celebrate diversi· ty at the college level 'like we do at our local schools. It would be better if you could talk about your family's traditions and religious beliefs to those who don't partid· pate the same way you do. It's fun to share dances, songs, and cloth· ing styles of fellow classmates from dilferent parts of the world. I'm bopmg the kids from our com· mumty that have really expert· enced diversity can change the current outlook at the college lev· el. I'm hopmg that none of their ctuldren get invited to •01versity Weekend• because our country won't need that anymore Speaking of diversit)'. Davis School shared its diversity with the school board earlier this month. They took eight students who spoke different languages in their homes. and bad them tell about their school in their native tongues. I bad a friend in school whose father's job reqwn!d the family to transfeJ to Ewope for a year, She came back with ta& ol what it was like to go to the lntiematkmal School. where dlildren spoke dlll&&Jl Ian· guages at borne. end di ad; looked. and aclled c1111a.a rrom an ol 1.W. We were an ., j991Duat I a. P.eCt that the Ddl. Ona don't even know how lucky they are to be gmng to an inM•wt!oNI IChool. •GAY P UimllJIYll.llaC.O.. Mel~-"" ... """,_,,, dSjl She <Ml be reached .., ...... . ~cant. I Sports Editor Roger Corison • 949~7 44223 '11* ls .... ..,"..,.,,,,,,,,,. '""'., lrwto &;1,,...,.,.....,0(. -DOUG VOLDING. CdM girts swim coach . ... ., ..... DOI.ID Doily Pilot ! Newport Harbor handles-BaCk Ba~ _ri¥~ • Sailors' Snelgrove keeps teammate P.eirsol from . sweeping four events with strony 200 tree relay leg. ·earry Faulkner DAILY PILOT CORONA DEL MAR BOYS -Like many aqua~c athletes, Newport Har- bor High junior Joey Snelgrove prefers water polo to lane lines, flip turns and stopwatches. Up until Monday's nonleague dual meet against host Corona del Mar, sqelgrove swam to stay in sha~e and slay out of water polo coach Bill Barnett's ooghouse. But he accomplished something Monday as memorable as any feat he may ever perform in between goal cages, to help the Sailors han- dle their Back Bay rivals, 98-72. "There are not too many times when swimming becomes fun, but it was fun today,• said Snelgrove, whose anchor leg on the 200-yard freestyle relay was, arguably, the highlight of the meet. Typically a member bf the Tars' A relay quartet, Snelgrove was shifted to the B unit by Coach Brian Kreutzkamp, in an attempt to maxi- mize team points in the event. But, after Ryan Gough, Ryan Cook and Steve Jendrusina put him on the shoulder of Harbor star and A relay anchor Aaron Peirsol, Snel- grove made the most of the opportu- nity, pulling past and just touching out the potential Olympian to lead a one-two sweep with a victory by one-tenth of a second. "The B relay was really pumped up.• said Snelgrove, whose unex- pected surge helped take away some of the sting from a timing error in the 50 free, which likely cost him a CJF-qualifying time. "For the B team to beat the A team was big; then to top it off by beating an Olympian ... • Kreutzkamp was quick to praise the effort of the upset winners, but he also tried to put it in perspective. •I think the fact that (the B team) was out in lane six, kind of helped Joey sneak up on Aaron (in lane four),· Kreutzkarnp said. "I think Aaron was probably cruising a little, since he was focusing on CdM's A team in lane three. Aaron is as com· H~t~ school SWIMMING petitive a swimmer as you'll find and I think if he'd seen Joey, he would have done everything he could not to lose that one.# Snelgrove acknowledged the cir- cwnstances behind the upset, but he'll savor it, nonetheless. "The Sailors (5-1 and ranked No. 3 in Orange County) will also savor bragging rights for the next year, after extending their winning streak over CdM to two years. The loss dropped CdM, No. 7 in the county, to 6-1 , ruining Coach Jon Moore's published prediction of victory. •we posted that the day it came out and highlighted it,• Kreutzkamp said of Moore's ill-fated prognostica- tion. "You don't need much help getting fired up for Newport-Coro- na, but that didn't hurt any.# Peirsol's presence dido 't hurt either. In his final regular-season meet with the Sailors -he'll trian with his club program -he won the 200 individual m~ey (2:02.31) and the 100 backstroke (53.27). He also swam the backstroke leg on the win SEE BOYS PAGE 9 I I I I I I I I I I BRIAN P08UDA I DAILY PILOT 1 Newport Harbor's Ryan Lean (above) stretches It out ln the butterfly. Below, Corona del Mar's John Graas~~ ~es ln the freestyle at Monday's nonleague Battle(s) of the Bay, which were swept by Newport Harbor. I Murphy sisters .help Harbor cruise, 104-65 N ewport Harbor een.lor Amy Murphy, a wtnaer In tbe 200-yard Individual medley and tbe 50 lreeltyle, chums away In the lree. Al left. Newport's Hayley Petnol tweepl toleCOadplacelDtbe 100 bullllrtly at Mon- day'l latlle of .... Bay. Newport'I boya wl gtrll wen .tdoltom .............. wt .......... twoa.m 8-ypowera. 8IQAN POIUOA • /OMYPLOT • Amy edges Jenna in 200 IM, as well-stocked Sailors roll over Cd.M in nonleague swimming. Barry Faulkner after a tom rotator cuff, won the • 't DAILY PILOT 100 and 200 freestyle events, , CORONA DEL clocking times of 54.02 and MAR -Newport GIRLS 1:51.27, respectively. Geehr was , Harbor High senior also on the winning 200 medley · • Amy Murphy figured her best relay and the 400 relay, both of competition Monday would be which Amy Murphy anchored coming from across the Back Bay. Jenna Murphy didn't let her Instead, it came from across the narrow miss in the IM ruin her breakfast table. day. She won the 100 backstroke Murphy edged her, sister Jen-(1 :o.t.49) and led off the victorious na Murphy, a freshman, by two-400 free relay. hundredths of a second to win "She's really good," Amy the 200-yard individual medley. Murphy said of her sibling. ~But I It was one of two individual wins had morning workout today and for the elder Murphy, who, she didn't. And I just got back thanks to an influx of young tal-from a training trip in Hawaii, so ent. was part of a dominant 104· my body clock is still messed up.# 65 nonleague girls swimming Harbor freshman Hayley Peir- victory at CorQna del Mar. sol also messed up any chance "This year has been incredi-CdM bad of extending its series • bl # • d Am M h b winning streak to two. Peirsol ~~res~ ~n h~~wth~ won the 500 free (5:10.12) and most prominent of few club was second in the 100 butterfly. swimmers at Newport Coach She also swam on the both New- Ken Lamont's disposal port relay winners. This spring, however, Har-Jennifer Arrow, a junior, won · bor has added a noteworthy the 100 breaststroke for the Tars ' ' freshmen class, as well as (4-2), and was third in the IM. sophomore transfer Carly She also chipped in on the victo- Geehr, to tum the tide in this rious medley relay. typically bard-fought series. Lauren Powers, a junior, pro- • I've been coaching here duced the lone individual victory since 1985 and we've won our for the Sea Kings (5-2), topping share against Newport," CdM the field in the 100 buttelfly Coach Doug Voiding said. "But (1:02.66). She also anchored a we knew what we were up . CdM victory in the 200 ~relay. against today. This Is a sped4l Hayley Hapeman (second in group for Newport Harbor. I the 100 free), Bridgett lnglis (tee· think they have a legitimate shot ond in the 50 free) and Brittney at winning CIF {Southern Section Bowlus (third in the 50 free) Division I)." rounded out CdM's relay winner, Newport dominated even which qualified for CIP with a without the services of fresh-time ol 1:46.77. . man Nicole Mackey, whom Voiding, rel8nting to New- Lamont allowed to concentrate port's strength. ltackad hil lineup on training with her dub pro-for bMll at CIF~ tlmet, gram Monday. rather than a lielm victory. ' "'lbole (younger swimmen) Powers (buttmly), ad Hape. are my beroel, • Amy Murphy man (100 tree) .,_.tCIF Dlvi- expletned. •They Mt tbe ltml· lkJll D qudfylag ltmdardl, a : dard for me to want to g8t belt8r. dkl the ,.._... md9y nilay rm u..s to l*nci oae of tbe only of Melinda 1\lcbr, JKlde dub IWlmmin OD CU tllmD. bat ~. Powers and Bowlul tbil Y91f, 1 haft to walk to...,. (1:58.12). tbe Nillyl wtlb tblm.. "Pamaa& cf tv. w ....... a.br, ldll bWk'ag • aJla ..., •• YoldlDg .... ' , .. . . ---------------.-----------------SPORIS~------------~~~1~~·~Apri_·,~2s._2000 __ 1 SWIMSUWlllS BOYS ~ CONTINUED FROM 8 .. . NII irom HIM Dll 7& 0.0. D1L MM n 2IO ...... ., ....., -1. Newport tiarbor (Peirsol, McClain, Welner,Snelgroye), 1 :44.67. 200 free -1. Lffn (NH). 1 :48.57; • 2. l(epner (NH). 1:52.80; 3. Gruss (CdM), 1:52.98. JOO IM -1. Peirsol (NH). 2:02.31; 2. Kim (CdM), 2:06.49; 3. Kattan (CdM), 2:12.75. !IO free -1. Belden (NH), 22.57; 2. Sne&grow (NH), 22.92; 3. JohnstOf'I (CdM), 23.08. 100 fly -1. Street (CdM), 56.11: 2. Weiner (NH), 59.70; 3. Fabian (CdM), 59.80. 100 free -Belden (NH), S0.03; 2. Gr.ass (CdM), 50.50; 3. Gough (NH), 51 .74. SOD free -1. ICepner (NH), 5:15.41; • 2. Moore (CdM), S:24.75; 3. Pantullano (CdM), 5:25.50. . JOI free .....,., -1. Newport Harbor 8 (Gough, Coolc. · ; Jendrusina, snetgrove). 1'!33.20. 100 blldl -1. Peliiol (NH), 53.27; 2. Gentry (CdM), 1:00.61 ; 3. Street (CdM), 1:02.76. ; 100 ..,._. • 1. Johnston (CdM). 1 :06.29; 2. Kim (CdM), ; 1:08.96; 3. McOain(NH), 1:09.60 . ._,.... ntt.y -·1. Newport Harbor (Gough, Cook.. Lean. Belden), 3:30.07. Girts Newpott Hwbor 104. Corona .. Mlw 65 200 medl•Y. rel8y • 1. Newport Harbor (Geehr. Arrow, Pelrsol, A. Murphy), 1:5733. 200 free -1. C. Geehr (NH), 1:51.21; 2. Tagima (NH), 2:08.68; 3. Belden (NH), 2:13.87. 200 IM -t. A. Murphy (NH), 2:16.88; 2. J. Murphy (NH), 2:16.90; 3. Arrow (NH), 2:22.60. 50 free -1. A. Murphy (NH), 26.37; 2. Inglis (CdM). 26.79; 3. Bow1us (CdM), 27.00. 100 fir -1. Powers (CdM), 1 :02.66; 2. Peirsol (NH), 1 :03.45; 3. Luchesi (CdM), 1 :08.66. 100 free -1. Gffhr (NH), 54.02; 2. Hapeman (CdM), 57.40; 3. Ball (NH), 58.57. 500 free -1. Peirsol (NH), 5:10.12; 2. Beebe (NH), 5:51.73; 3. lanslng (NH), 5:56. 70. JOO fNe rel-r -1. Corona del Mar (Hapeman, Bowlus, Inglis, Powers), 1:46.77. 100 blldt -1. J. Murphy (NH), 1:04.49; 2. Ball (NH), 1:04.93; 3. Tagima (NH), 1:05.69. 100 ~ -1. Arraw (NH). 1:09.31; 2. J. McCoy (CdM), JC VOLLEYBALL , 1:12.73; 3. Hendrickson (CdM), 1:16.70 . .a frM ret.y -t. 1 Newport Harbor (J. Murphy, Peirsol, Geehr, A. Murphy), I );44.15. 11C 1410 NOTICE TO LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF CONTRACTORS NOTICE OF PEmlON lfMTIHG ltDS PUBLIC SALE TO ADMNSTER NOTICE IS HERES\' OF ABANDONED ESTATE OF: GIVEN llwl lhe 8oetd of PROPERTY OMETA 1E1M SALO TIUMee of the Foun!MI Not1ct 11 hereby g1wn Ilka OMETA IALO Vtllttrt Sdlool ~ of lhll the lllldefalgnecl wll • NETA SCHOCK ~~bid.~ Mii 11 publlc auction, Ilka NETA SALO and 1ndudlrQ 11:00 A.M. ~~·; ~oeu:=o~ Ilka N«TA SALO May 11, 200<>, II lhl ProtllliOMI COCS., ttlt CASE NO. A201Mt District 8utlneal Olflce, following d11crlb1d To all n.n, '*1efl· 17210 Oek S1rMt. Foun-prope11y to wit: o19tfM ~ cont· llirl Vtltr/, CA. 92108 . SABRINA EDWARDS. lngenl' CfedltorS, and Al lhll fime. dll•, Mid UNIT 8 13, SNOW penone. wt10 mey Olher· plaoa. bids will be pub-8 0 AR 0 . MISC. ... be ~ In 1fle licty ~ •.nd INd FURNITURE, ANO • or ....... or bolt!, al: ~ tor Bid No. IXMi, BOXES , ONETA BETH SALO .. CONTRACTOR FOR SCOTT YARD.:. UNIT a11a OHETA SALO w CARPET INSTALLA· 052, WAl>HE'R, NETA SQiOCK ab TIOH" 11 lndat9d In DRYER. STEREO tETA SALO ab ANITA the Bid Specification. EQUIPMENT, COM· SALO Bid docum1n11 and PVTEA. BIKE & PARTS A PETITION FOR ~" -on Illa ANO MISC BOXES PR08ATE hae t>-.n 11 lht Otatrld Purc:ha9-CHRIS VANGOEY, lllld by MAit< LB.ANO Ing ~rtlMnl, '7210 UNIT 045. BED, LAMP, SM.O tn Chi Superior Oak Strffl, Fount•ln ANO MISC. ITEMS Court of California. Vakv. CA. 92708. (71 4) LUCAS CHERRY. Countv d QRANGE 843-3245. UNIT 0 69. LUGGAGE. THE PETITION F~ A .. M1ndal0ty Prtbkl WASHER & DRYER, PAOBATE req&.IMll M Conl111nc1 and Job ANO MISC. HOUSE· MARK LELAND SAlO Wa"' .. Wiii be held Of\ tiOLD rTEMS be ~~ M I*· M•y 2, 2000. It 9:00 Sale will be by OOITI· t0nel reprM«ltllive to a.m. 11 ltMt Oillrtc:t Meiln-petltlve bidding (written _,...,.... h ...... o1 ten.nee Ofllca. '7890 1Mi.d bide IMY bl fie dlcedarC. N.wlllnd StrMt. Foun-MHTiltted In 9dYll'Ct) THE PETITION re· !Ml Vichy, CA. 92708. ON TIE 02NO OF MA'f QUMtt IN dlced«ll'e All blddtl'I muat bl J>rM-2PM. AT THE PREMISE W11 nt codlclle, 11 Inf, ant 11 lhla llml lo be WHERE "Id prop.tty be admllMd to pnlbel• coneld•red for 1111• hu bHrl ator9d and ,,. Wll and Inf codlclll PfOtKt. Which le located II .,. •11t1llM>l1 for I X· Thi 8oatd ol TIUllMI AYRES SELF ~In fie flt ~ reMIWI h r1iltll to,. STORAGE. 1880 WHIT· by h oourt. jacl tnJ and ailfl*le Wld TIER AVE., COSTA TH£ PETITION r•· to W.W. ll'l"f wrl{IUlarily MESA. CA. 92827, QUMta all1tlority lo ad· Nr91n. Th9 rl\tll Tl allO (949) 850-1282. Land-,,.._, t19 ..... IA'ldlr rM9IWd by h 8olwd °' l'ord r1MM1 ttw r1gt'll IO fie l11dapaudant ~ Tiumae to -.ct '*"' bid at lh• 1111. IMralion of ENI .. Ad. ~lnlCOP9 ,..!a_~ Purch1111 mual b1 ~~·~~-·~~-·-~~~~~ IN l*'IOf181 r9J>'9Mnl· bMt -IN nMd9 of lor 11 tlll lima of 1111\'9 10 ._ mini IC-h oi.oct. W .,._ .... f)Ul'thlM. Al ~ llont wflllout OC>t9lning Pr9¥allllg • --goodl .,. IOld •• ii and <X>Ur1 appt'OY•I. Balor• will IA>IY ~ II on Fill muet bl ~ II tlma WklnQ CIMitl Y1f11 Im• 09'*I 9"' 11111 <lily of d eala. Sai9 le Uj9ct IO poMnt ec:rlona, how-~. 2000 cancaldon In lhl IWf1I .-. .,. l*'90nll r9fW: By~-P*tctl 0 Oulm, of Mtlllm.nl batWfffl ~ w11 be ~ Oft-,.., i.ncllotd and Obllgat9d ...._ notlc9 In-~tclllttae p•r1y. Publial\9d on ~ :... Publleh•d ~1~por1 APRIL 18THIAPAIL lhey ~.::S noc1o9 Buoll·Co1t• Miu 25TH 2000 or coneant.cS 10 t'1I Daily Piiot April 18, 25. AY RES GROUP ~~Jm~ 2000 182.l =·l~EA ._..__ •• ....-. wlll bl AYTM ~'09· f1-. ~-~ an In-NOTICE TO ld9r!t ---· ..-ad ptrt0n ... .,, CONTRACTORS Publl1h1d N•wport ~ to IN pMltiorl INVTT1NO BIDS 8ucll·Coa11 M111 and lflOWI good cal.a NOTICE IS HEREBY = Piiot Aplll 18, 2~. wtiy h ~ It'°'*' not GIVEN that ltl9 8oetd ol T824 IJWll 1111 IUll'lolly T NltNI d fie F°"1llli1 ------"_ .... _.._. __ A HEARING on IM varr.y SctlOOI Olltlict of ...... .. '"""'°" wil bl held on OfanOI ,.~...... c.Mtcw MAY ". 2000 It 1:'5 nlu ll ,..;;'bica up _; p.m. In Dept. L73 lo-and lnClldoll 10:00 f..M. 09t.d at set Th9 City ~ 1J. ~·-~. DttYe Soulh, Or1ng9, --..,.,_ CA l2MI. 17210 Oak 5'rMI. filun. IF YOO OBJECT to 11in V*Y. CA. 82708 b ~fie ,,.... M WI ilml, date, and :'tJ°" llaamO •"= =-·~ wfl ~ ~ >'°'If ~· or .. Ibid tor Bid No. 00-7, ~ Cllltdol• 'tWfttl .. CONTRACTOR FOA die ~ ~ h ASPHALT INSTAU.A· haerlng. 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Cali. 92829 Thie busl.ntu Is con- duc:Ced by: an individua.1 Heve you started doing bu1ln1u y11? v ... 1995 K.lhlffll Loclce Thie ltlltmtnt WU flied with Ula Couoty Cllftt of Orange Colny on 03·13-2000 2000tt22444 ~Ploe •• 11, 18, 2 v 2. 2000 T819 ,/;:-· . ~ -·~ ' ·~~~,,-~~ RICRUTION SCHEDULE WATER POLO ' TODAY ........ College • wewnont It V1ngu.rd Unlwnity, l pm. Community c.ollege • Or~ Co.st tt ~nta Anl. 2:15 pm • High fChool • ~ at CorON del ~. l lS p.m.;,s.ddleb.ldt at COStt ~.3.1Sp.m. . ....... High school boYl • CorON ~ ~ at COJu Mewl, l: 15 p.m.; Uniwnity tt ~1.~:15p.m •VOl..ywll High school boYl • Laguna titlls at ~arbor, 5 45 p.m C«!lmunrty coflegt • Santa AN al· Or.nge eo.st. l p m. High Khoo(· Costa Mesa at C~a dtl Mar, 3:15 pm~ EStllncla at Un~J·IS p m. • Goff . ·High school boys • Tustin "'· Newpoi't HMbor, •t 8lg Canyon CC, 2 p m~ • Laguna lff<fi"' ~ ~. at eon. M-sa GKC. Mesa Linda Course, 2 p.m.; Unilleflity "'· Corona del Mar, at Newport 8Ndl CC. 3:30 p.m. Oilers topple Sailors HUNTINGTON BEACH - Newport Harbor High's boys golf team could not hold on to BOYS GOLF an eight-shot lead after nine. boles agamst nonleague host Huntington Beach and lost. 394 -398, M onday. K.evin Olson was the medalist with C!.D,JB-hole total of 74 for the ~atlors (13-2). Scott Tippett (78), Daniel Kush (78), Jake Allanach (81), as well as M itch Johns and Pete Watson (87 combined) also scored for the Sailors. USA falls in French Open finals, 10-9 . . .. NICE. France -Tbe Unit· ed States men's national water polo team l~t. 11-10, to Italy in the finals of the French Open Sunday. 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No ct111drtn, pets, smolUng or liquot Musi be dean. neat Ind good driver Our c:ar Cell Mr. Taylor dly !Mt-644-4110 tvtn!na t4M75-7957 P/f Office AlllstMlt fleXlble hours 0 c OtSign Co ~ or~noztd perion. ~sds,Word & OuQSooks a P'll Fax ~ & sataiy ho:.IOfY i14~5-9202. • nng~laridoll1ce com penclng, new pelnt/etrpet. 2217 Hwbor Blvd CALL 714-$41-2990 Phone 949-646-9393 : ANNE i Call 877-355-6801 S1900/mo yrly. Gey Phone IMM45-4840 e (CAL 'SCANI 8atbol l1l1nd Reilly i.gm;;;;;;====--1.111 ARE YOU CONNECTED? RECEPTIONIST/FT •• WILLEY •• • 949-673-8700 I lnWnet Ut«I Went.cl •NEWPORT HEIGHTS• I .,._ ... , • 1 '54 FURNITURE 1 .!!.~~ r"!.t .. lkOf lmnled, $9•l2/per how : 949·574·4249 : so x 127, wilh lllty, p1ent Uke New de! 28' 1n1, wtth IOI ,_,_ . . ......,.,..,..._ ..,. dopendlng on quahtlCllJQO$ • • tYlll. 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SM....,_1 ...... asan ...,. organized Oen/Bey Dflw By. $3251( lnves!Of Propeity 28' 28a EASTSIDE C.M. 2Br 18a belch, gelld COflWTIUllilY, ctndidalt "'lh exctffenl Pau !!II 94M7$-Sl20 tront house plus 2Br 2Ba -.th yard, gar1191 & lntefb pool, near river 1raflt AUTO RENIR SHOP phone llcllls. fronl ollic:. upper unrt Both w/sepa11110-laundry, new paint, ctrpet, ~/mo ~139 LHtll« Lounf' Cllelr Located In c M needl demeanor and teaJTt work I lndry laalrtles. 3c gar, plus lloors & landtcapt. AvaM dirk grHn, Hancock l EXP'D SHOP FOREMAN/ altllUde Is what we're look· 11 ~ I tBr tBa apartment, front & lmmedtlly. 326 E 16th Pt. Balbol It. Young mtle Moore, Xlnl COl'ld, orig TECHNICIANS 10 perlorm Ing for Somt dala enlry SALE back yuds Exclusive $I ,375fMo Agtnl prof _., Amt. Shirt $280(). $500 949-780-0823 ITIUltenlllOllrepair work on reqilired. Cd !M~ A IESA LA$11'& Call Bon Coluccio. 949.759.3797 4br 2111 lloute, •rm ma BMW, Mtrcedll Benz. ~O.~rlene----._.ex_t....:204=.:... __ _ . Prd Alty 949-631-tlJl E'Sldt 18r hou6e ~ ~2br-~ . ..:~ ~ ...:-...; .::::: ~w...:.e;:~\LY RETAIL·EXP'D SALES 1110 ·-1 ~eaQUISlrpet ~~ ~ Ml!*~· Seaflot • 94M!J0.22n or Fu ~f"r_:11,'!"P tonlct ~ I NEW HOMES Oualily buJt ~ angl lam homes '" Euisidt 2110-2220 SF AQ!n! 949-645-6345 • EASTSIDE-2 ON A LOT pU Ado 2 Sptcious 28' 29t unit.I, 3c gar. pnvale ytrcll, very deen Great -or Income prOptfty &cklalvt liltino Priltj>als Only. $479,000. Cell Bob Coluccio, Prlld Ca Realty 94U31-l 131. "r' '" • -.............. ""' H8 "' 5br "°'* to ..,... f2!!! Mt-7G&-Ol27 ReSUTlt io 949-650-6563 f .. sea mens COST A MEe • Ilk• pets <*. r9lid'f May / .. end ledies apparel 11 ,_ 1 S1llnmo 949-64$-1732 wipool. All •-UH, 1uMoy1 "/PT poeltlon upectlt Slort 111 NB golf . Adtm1 I Brookllunt. I I .......,.. AelOblt hoill 1 COUf1t Salary • comm Best Value In Town I I l42H51S 71~12·1050 • N1'I grNI woitdng ~ John MHS2-tlft 1Br $795 Ind Ing Quiel, 112 ~ 1-Y• I UftlTOCI F'N8380CnMnl1 E. r~~ hke new Great tenants FOR 8 _ _ ..._. A•t•lt & 1oca11on 949-548-0492 NEWPOfrr IEAClt •Adofable kltMM• ADrkv Mon-Sil" a111r 2 oo Hallmark Gifts Y • I WMk1 old. Cl.ER1CAL P/f If you tnioy a busy luo 132 APTS early Rtnttl In VIiie Wlllte encl Of'lllgt, S15M. Part·llmt epprox 25-30r'hrt1 tnvrronmenl, have high B1lbo1 I Br t den t 25 141-141·1908 ""r 't¥81k,. Monday·F""'•w, tntrO!, and custome1 svc NEWPORT BEACH Bath, gated. WID batcony, VACATION RENTALS ,,.. ss1s l ,.,., 0111n1 ..... we would loYe to Frplc, $1400/Mo Agent oft Octlrl Front 3 to 48r'• 1 t 1111 1" legal depart· meet you FIPT ell &h1tts, a49-675-4912 S1200/ptf WMk. 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Hondl Accord LX 't I WID, ~. -*>. t*, S1erao cd changer, 1-owner, lady dnven, l?otl ll'i. cleen, mus1 s... $4995 firm. ~ 941-720-0$21 HONDA ACCORD LX ._ 3=. miles. Hunyl . (1 112,117 LO lllSSIOH VIEJO Mt-364-0M4 Full tme, tnerget.; 1or Mortgage Co. Mm to S600 "'oe~ • benehla; sales ·~ ~ d Conlac:I Melissa 949·250·57t9 ml, 1 owner. mint cond. HONDA CffV 'f7 $23,90CWobo Mt-75N565 .Top of the line!! A~ . BMW sill '17 loldld. hlld IO fincl' ' Low Miles. co 'w:Js lllSSOf ~ 4 71 EtlPLOYMEHT SEAYICH (3UTS851) $32, ... ~ (15 00. 528'1 IO dloole) : CREVIER BlllW A PM1f1C1r1 • 1 .,......--714-135·3171 LOI ed, wllllt, lllfT, .. BMW 5351 '87 AJ Powtr. Vin W4415411 ,M LAND A6m( PINN be """ !hit tllt lltllnga In thlt Cit.gory mar require you 10 eel 1 900 number In whlcll there la I CNrgt ptl minute. Slln rool, """ Int, IUlo 111111, Ntwpol1 ·a.di good oood. needs paint, 14M4H445 owner has d melnl recordl $2995 714~·t490 --XJS • BMW 740ll 'f7 J;.:. c-1llfe :.:. .........------' CO. Wlwte •is.nd BAUER JAGUAR (3VJM781 $37.995 714·t53-4IOO """' be Wlll'f Of out ol •••• compenlu. Checll with tile Ioctl e.ner Bu•l!1eH Bu· rMU before you Hild 1ny money or '"' for 1trvlcee. Rttd and undtrellnd any conlrte19 before you algn. MAKE GOOO SS l'I hOml from ~ COft'C)Uler 11/TWlg $500-!iOOOmio Fl'T ...,,.,. mak!QO(!dmOney net Merine B11elntU on h gll VIMWly lliMI Pnct rldcls trallerable boat Inventory, used boat flWll(l/llMCt, c;ompuletlztd nnanoe Ind Inventory aytttm, Internet site Brokll!. 949-646·2011 CflEVIER 8111W 714-US-3171 CIClilac .... 't1 CollY Ptatl whtn>lll lop & int loaded 42h mi. S21.500. mm cond Mt 144 aw. CAOILI.AC Concour1 ._.· Wltlle pearl, tan lealhet, CO, ~ & morel (214268) $14.988 NABERS (7141540-9100 CADIUAC SEV1UE '12 4 5 v.a. lllYer. lellhei. • bag & rt'IO!e! (8031:18) S8,988 NABERS (714\540=1100 CADILLAC Stvlllt Sia 'M While peart, tan leather, ••· celenl cond ' low 43lc mitt' (801504) $21984 NABERS (714 )540:9100 CREDIT CARO oem CADILLAC SEVl..LE '17 AVOld benktvptcy 'Slop Low 21k mill, dlrtl dleny colect.on CJ4ls 'CIA inallCt lelllllr, Bal °' wwr ctwges 'CIJI peymenta up (817466) S23.1188 to ~ Oe1JC COllldldlltlOn NABERS Fast Applcwell No credit {714)540:1100 check ~eoomo-9894 CADIUAC SEVIUE 'to l""C""'AL::..'=.;SC:.:;A~I ----4 5 l V8, lllver, leatl\tr, :.S !.hape, won'! lull 1 191 SM.BOATS I _' --'""") ""'NA~B"'-ER=S.::::.._Sll '188 . . 1m1s.0&1100 NAPLES SABOT FOR CHEVY CAMERO RS •ta SALE New ult. 2 Pf**» V·&, 425th 1nn1vtr11ry '8h ,_ Vlmllhld. sin '°' model, IUlo, llir, new ~ C11S ,_ boom rww ftllilh new smog c:e11 ,.. 11*1> 11500 Alu !M9-n 1-1113 $49SOIOOO !M9=723-1504 JAGUAR XJ6 L 17 t SEOAH 40 m .-fT-43152 BAUER JAQUAR 714.t53-4t00 JAGUAR XJ6 L 'f7 SEDAH 40 135,995 11-. BAUER JAGUAR , 714·153-4800 JAGUAR XJI L '17 I SEDAN 40 135.115 t7-6CIOI BAUER JAGU~A 714-tu-41GO JAGUAR XJI L 't7 , SEDAN 40 '31,185 17.aM BAUER JAQUA.A ·y - 714-ISMIOO : JAGUAR XJI 'II ' SEDAN 40 S31,185 tM'4s BAUER JAGUAR 714-153-4100 JAGUAR XJI .,., I SEDAN 40 135.. ..,..., BAUER JAGUAR 714-t63-4IOO JAGUAR XJI 'f7 SEDAH 40 S3e,tt5 17 ..... 1 BAUER JAGUAR 714·15MIOO JEEP LAREDO 'M Bl1el!, low 111110, YI!! WC2l7'240 S1~MD ACiml ...... ...... , We low 9teve & Waffle for their kind •hd gentle eplrlt, their uncondttlonal low, and atl thoN wet kleeee In the momlne His name is Kid. Here, I'll protect! you from that 1 Hf ROCICSI camera!. ' • FIND an apartment -through classified SW. YOUR CAR IN CLASSIFIED WUI HM 't3 71K 1111, I 91tc CD ~, lttlr !Mir, -Of'WlfM, r" p I lfl color, 11!11 ~ ,1IMld ...._ S14.5d0 ...... , .. ,33 LEXUS 8300 .. lotded, ltllr, MllOOI, cd (037221) 927.471 LEXUS ~ VIEJO .......... ATTENTION! ALL PARENTS OF LITTLE-LEAGUERS · AND BASEBALL PLAYERS UNDER 18! Tuesday, M ay 23rd ~.Pilot BASEBALL CARD PAGE This page is designed to showcase the ball players here in our community. Your child can be on this page for just $25.00. --------Here's how it works: -------- Flll out the form below. Enclose a picture of your chtld in their baseball uniform, a $25.-00 check made payable to the Daily Pilot (or credit card number? then mail to: Classified Department 330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa. Ca 92627 DEADLINE! FRIDAY, MAY 19THI If It is more convenient for you, feel free to drop by our office. We will design a "BASEBALL CARO" for your child and publish it on our special page! AL.L PHOTOS WILL BE RETURNED TO THE ADDRESS YOU PROVIDE BELOW. PLAYER'S NAME I NUMBER: ----------~GE-· __ TI!AM NAME: ___________ posmoN:. ____ ~ AddreM f<H retum of photo: Strweit:: _____________________ _ City: Zip Code----- ff YCMI wt.fi to pay by cr.dlt card: --) Vl!lA MASTER CARD___AMERlCAN EXPRESS __ DISCOVER_ Catd Number:------------Explretlon1;,..· ---- IMgneture of C.rdtlo6det. ----------'------- '.AXES T Al le Acool1N11NC Pllol'!SSJONAJ.S ElearMk • .... ,..,..,... ..W•l•lckyt..UML YI NOll'49-IS1·"76 POLICY In en llllllt 10 olltr flt bell ..a DOlllliM IO cu rW- .. ltid llMllllrl, WI wl • ,.. Conlr'ICtol1 who .... In .. Serva Clirtdofy IO Include lhlir Contraclora LlcenH number In llltir ldvtftlM. 1111n1. Y<Nt oo-of*'lliOn II ....... _ ----.. ~ HouM CIMnlng By Lucy Local ref's. rtaSCNlble 1118$ 12 y_.. Ea:p. Olfices too' 949-2416-1942, 9.631-4980 V1C1tY'S CLEAHIHG We olfe< TitE BEST Haute & Wr/OJw ~ 10yis ·~· xnt rersi "1cl!y • 714-Ml-0395 llltdl 8lodl 5'oflt Tiie Conc:rett Pabo, Dnwwey, FftPc. eea·.. Refs 25y\'I m T!!Y 71~·7594 * BRICK WORK * Smal jobs & repair worit. C-'I DOUG HARUNE MM4M762 BUILD YOUR DREAll HOllE K K Weet Conoectoll c•n helpl Custom homll, room edcidor1I remodel• custom dtckl Wt lllkl Y'OIK ...,,. llllm Conclp4 to Compltlion" K K Weal, dtttgnJbulld t.a-SOM150 CAH41577 f"' ,-•• - r . . . ' . . ~ ..... t.' .•. . >#: -~ 1n lhe COll\'9llotnee cf )'Ollr homeoroffu Prowm' .......... Sii-up h.nong lot Al. C~Aapo.•& IS y.-i tq POlltnl JodyMomi 94f.SU.1997 DllAPPIA&IN8 ICUINI for Doors, French Doors & WtndowS. Invisible when not In use. High Ouellty European 0111go. F19e Estimete, SpecWty Sc:l'9Ml8 ..... 7418 www.....i.cn.-.oom UCl7U8116 \ I r T~.April25, 2000 II Bridge By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE and TANNAH HIRSCH MADE IN THE f.ND Bodi vulnerable Wes1 duh. Wei.I marked fur n'l~t or the mmina \lrcngl]l. Notth·Soulh n:ached a ru '°"3blc f wr·bt.lrt contnct. NO Rm • AJ 10'3 o A86J <> J5 • 6 2 WEST •85 o K4 o KQI09 • ~Q843 EAST •KQ972 0 52 The operuna ~ of the king of diamonds -won Ill the elosec! hlftd wuh the~ and. 1n ca:.c wmethma aood would happen. doclan:f cashed the ace ors~ and fUffed a spade hi&h. Next came, !be queen or hearts. covered hy the kl~ and won wuh the ICC, and anolher Splde WU ruffed high. When 11 became evident !hat lhl: ~ 1u11wasnot10U1g IO set esW>- hsh.:d, dccl~r drew the remaining ll'Unl(IS, heavina • si&h or relief when they broke 11v1:nly, and c:JUtc:d w11h a diamvod 0 643 •J 109 SOUTH ... 0 Q J 1097 <> A872 +K ?S ™bidding:· WEST NORTH ~'T 1() •• Pall .... 30 ....... ,_ .... "- Opening lead: King of <> SOUTH 10 40. The secret 10 some hands 1s simply clcl•)'i11a the inev11ablc:. We!>! was lcfi 1wuti.ng m the w1nJ on llu deal Len "'ith n0t111na but m1n11r ~11 c;vd>. w~ IOOk Ifie quetn of J1.i monch .ind conunued wilh the ten. Had iJcclarcr rufl$G. Ille d.:fcnckn; wuulJ ha11¢ ~ a total of four 1n.:ks in the minor 6u1b 5111ee onl} two !rumps remained on the lilble But declarer had anolhcr idea ln,tead, 1wo club\ were J1..carded frcim durnm)' un the di11monch a\ th<: defenders completed lhl:ir l•ook Thiit lch Ww eodpla}'cd The ~ club exit was run to the king in the closed hanO (leading lhe ~ "'oold ti..vc hcen no better). and the 111.0 lo\lng club\ were rurfed in dummy to bnng declW'cr·s tncl.. total to ten W11h t""o minor suits and o hand not woog enough f~ • reverse. West c:lect.:d lo open 1n the sho<ter but hiaher·rt111lo.ng 1111 rlOI' to provide for " comfMable rebid. This probably had no effect on the 11uc11on and, with LEXUS LS ~ '97 C1shmerellvOfY, fuM optioll LIX~ Celtffied, orly 41 k (071212) S37,917 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 84Nl4--0M4 LEXUS LX450 '97 Lotded, white, mutt ... 1 Vin V015&431 S3U96 LAHD ROVER Htwport 8Nell MH4H445 MERCEDES E320 '97 while, Parchment chrome wlleels. S 5** CD Player lo miles, Xlnl cond, By Ownr $38.900 714-436-6161 O< 949·760-9160 MUSTANG 2000 Llkt new au10 tcans. apoole1 alum Whls, 3 8l V.fJ SOOOmt, Financing Ava liable $14,900/obo 949-644·5594 NISSAH AL TIMA GXE 't;i AUIO pow9f locks & ..,,, u m dean. orly 34k miles (17033I) S9,U7 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO Mt-364.o684 Oldsmobllt lnlrtgut GI •oo Only 100 "*'· leelhtr co 8*ICI ol wamny MERCEDES 190E '89 2.8, 8 CYL, dealer evc'd low 83K ml, pwr ... , •• morel peoo 714-751-2464 TOYQJA CEUCA GT '93 indlng cond, only 30K ml. auto, P/W, Pll, CC, lilt. PIS, ~ entry, alatm 1p1em. Am-Fm up- gr1ded aterao, $13,000. 949-644-9246 TOYOTA Coro1t1 Ot '96 AlllO 8lf dNt'I Le.adHI (475120) $10.498 LEXUS MISSION V1EJO 941-384.()664 Toyoll Lind Cruiser 99 Loedtd, gr1y, mu•l ... , Vin X0026811 "5,995 I.AND ROYER Htwport Bffcll 949-t41>-6445 T oyOtl Llndcntlt« '95 FULLY LOADED cd player. moon rocA, 10Wlng package S27 000 949-729·1019 TOYOTA 4RUNNER '98 Uke new' air 6 cy1 lo moles 1oe2m1 W ,491 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 949-364--0664 (128201) S23 988 NABERS (714)540-9100 TOYOTA Lind Crull« '97 Loedld, wllhl, -t ••l Vin VOtl3315 Vo4ksw191n Jette GLX Oldlmobllt Sllhouttt• '" 7 pass. dual doof, ,.., ill( $34,995 LAHD ROYER '97. ~ bli. ,. 11'9) lh lfll Htwport 8Nctl reai lpl)llei oewly i.nted Mt-Mo-8445 11111ldows new ~rK 44K me 8o$8 Cass'Ster001$pea1t· Toyotl 4 Runner '2000 trs S14 900 714 ~1005 VOLVO S70 T-5 SOtf '91 ~.995 99-5007 BAUER JAGUAR 714·953-4800 VW BUG '68 Needs engine work S700 or best offer 949-262-3452 CO & morll Blllnc:e ol war· r1ttf prt'llOUS "'11.11 LOldtd. lllMfl, one ol • E.n 219 klnd! 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After re vi ewin g 2 1 pre-owned vehicl e programs, IntelliChoice® nan1 ed Jaguar Select Edition the \ . country's Bes t C.ertified Pre-0,vned Program and Best Pre-Owned Warranty.~. • 6-y ar/100,000-mile warranty ) • 120-point cosmetic & n:ie~hanical inspection • 24-h our roadside assis tance "\ • Financing and lea. ing option • Available at author~zed Jaguar ~ dealer only .. ~ JAGUAR , SELECT EDITIO N PRE-OWN ED AUTOMOBILES BauerJag~ar 1455 South Auto Mall Drive Santa Ana • 5 5 Freeway at Edinger 7 14·953·4800 • www.bauerjaguar.com Coverage includes remaining new-car warranty ~lus the Selca Edition premium warranty, which provides COYerag"e for an additional 2 ya.nl 50.000 milee on eligible 1996 modd year vehicles or newer. Coverage for 1995 modd year vehicles wiU differ. See yow dealer for dctaib on thu limited coverage. Not all CUI co be IOld. Selecc Edition. •IntdliChoicc Inc., www.intellichoicc.com, September 1999 review of21 manufacrurcr programs. Jaguar tied for fim place. For more information, call 1-I00"4 JAGUAR or vilit www.jaguar.com/us. C2000 Jaguar Cars. I I