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Home My WebLink About2001-04-17 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -MF.SA CO~UNmES SINCE 1907 'ON ntE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM 1NESDAY, APRIL 17, 2001 . . I Qiurch, temple come together fOr . eteJ;nal light Temple Isaiah and Harbor Christian Church have shared a building for nearly 30 years. Mathis Winkler DAILY Pl\.OT I t all began as a temporary arrange- ment in the spring of 1974. Flory and Felix Van Beek had just founded Temple Isaiah in memo- ry of their son, Ralph, who had died of cancer at age 16. The young Newport Beach congregation -Conservative by denomination -had quickly out- grown meetings in private homes and Flory Van Beek managed to convince Jolks at the brand-new Harbor Christ- ___ ian Church to share their sanctuary. Now, more than a quarter century later, the two congregations still call the same Irvine Avenue building home. Over the years, they've lent singers lo each other's choirs, held common potluck dinners and joined in Thanksgiving services. Group seeking to retire mortgage • The effort to raise $300,000 is only one of several improvements underway at Someone Cares Soup Kitchen. Stefanie Frith DAllY PILOT COSTA MESA -The Someone Cares Soup Kitchen may not have to worry about its mortgage anymore. The Orange County-based nonprofit Fairshare 502 is in the process of raising $308,000 in order to retire the charity's 30-year mortgage. The soup kitchen currently pays $28,000 a year on its mortgage. It is in its fowth year in the building on 17th Street. ·we are flirting with the $308,000, and we won't guar- antee that we'll make it.• said Fairshare 502 board member Bill Furlow. ·But (a few years ago) we did retire Share Ow Selves· mortgage. But even if we fall short, we will still make a huge dent in the mortgage.• Michael Kang, a founding member of Fairshare 502 and owner of 5 Feet Restaurant in Laguna Beach, agreed. •we are still a little ways off. We are somewhere near s200,ooo.· Kang said. ·aut there are still donors out there and I hope we will be able to achieve our goal. We need to pump this up so we can get more people to help.• 1 SEE MORTGAGE PAGE 5 FYI The eternal light will be presented during a Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony Friday at 8 p.m. at Harbor Christian Church, 2401 Irvine Avenue. When Jewish holidays fall on a Sunday, the church's 200 members move out to a park for mass. The sanctuary's painted glass panels are neutral to both religions and simply fill the room with bursts of colorful light. A large wooden cross gets cov- ered with lsrael's flag dunng Friday services and the Jewish Holy Arc stands on wheels and is easily rolled into position in front or the altar. To honor the friendsrup and com- memorate the six million Jewish peo- ple murdered during the Holocaust. church members will present an eter- nal light to the temple congregation Friday. The lamp -made from a 150· year-old watchman's lantern that artist Lynda Nosanov found in the basement of a house in the JeWl.Sh quarter of Toledo, Spain -will remain lit permanently. While e ternal lights form an essential part of Roman Catholic churches as well as many others, denominations such as Harbor Chris- tian's -(Disciples of Chnst) that emphasize scripture -rarely have them. But "it's a nice symbol of God's presence,• said Rev. Dennis Short, the church's pastor. And "we wanted to honor Felix and Aory (Van Beek). We've enjoyed our relationship. We're very dose." Rabbi Marc Rubenstein, who leads Temple Isaiah's 100-family COO· gregation, said he likes to call the building "cburple· -a combination of church and temple. But "when we come here, we don't think of our sanctuary dS a church: he said. ·we think of it as a temple.; Ru~nstem added that he and Short would engage in a p ulpit exchange for the first time to cele· brate the eternal lighL Sitting in the sanctuary Monday morning, Flory Van Beek said the lamp was "fantastic." LIKE DUCKS ON A POND uON LEA(H OAILY Pit.OT Rev. Dennis Short presents a 150-year-old lamp to Flory and Felix Van Beek while Rabbi Marc RubensteiJl looks on. Nosanov "constructed 1t m such d ones for the 12 tnbf>s ol Israel: ~he way that there are six panels for the Sdld. sue aullien Jews fwho penshed dur· tng the Holocaust! dnd 12 smaller SEE .LIGHT PAGE 5 Council approves aid for charities • 14 Costa Mesa charities will benefit from grant. Jennifer Kho DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -In dn aUnosphNe or mosU't -.upport, the City Counnl on Mondd} voted to distnbute $214.050 m federal money to nty chdJ1b~ ·1 strongly urge you to sup· port the block grdnt • said James Dnscoll, d volunteer for Friends In SeMC'C To I {umd!U· ty, Share Our Selves and the Someone Cares Soup Kllchen "These are neighbors, good people and for the most pdfl working people.• Dozens of cornmurut} mern· bers CdJTle to the meeb.ng to speak to the counal, to llsten to others or to wttnes~ th<' coun· al's deos1on The annudl allocdllon of Commuruty Development Block Grant money to chanties normally does not dttract d big crowd, but chanbes have become a hot topic again in the last year. Several Costa Mesa 11 1- dents, including City Counal- r;{lan Cb.ns Steel, have said ffiey bebeve that some chan· bes are ·magnets• that attract illegal ururugrants, lower prop· erty values and hurt schools. SEAN Hill.ER I DAlY PlOf With spring in the air, a mother duck Unds refuge aboard Anne Lemen's boat on Balboa Island. Steel Sdld Monday that he did not have any problems with the chdllbcs that were selected, however, and only oneofaboutadozen speakers SEE GRANT PAGE 5 Hoag experiencing overcrowding in emergency room •••1 QAS.SllDS ____ • • Like many hospitals, the emergency room is often full for a variety of reasons. NEWPORT BBACH -For yean, Dolol9 Otting knew where para- medic:I would take her bedridden motbs-ID·law in •nergency lltua- tlom: Hoag HolpMal. But cm Alb. I md Meidl 16, 1mga didn't wen out that way. 0n bod! --......... ofldalt labmed ..... .., ... , a.w roam taranodlS,_... .... .._ would have to go to an emergency room at another hospital in the area. ·1 couldn't believe that the hospi- tal's been doled," Otting told City Council members last week. •BecaUle in CM!I' four years and 70 days of taking care of (my mother- in-law,) there bu never been a time when we haven't bad ac:cess to emergency medical 18Mces .• Otting added that the holpital'I Jeteet project. • 1100-million tower for women's health ..W.. eeemed to mm the pomt. •1 tbiDk we need basic holptal bedl and blllc medkwl ~---•• Iba laid. ·w. ........ and llC\n Wbll'8 we .. -but we'• DGt. And I Niiiy ddnll. • a • u•a+.....,. (wel "I think we need basic hospital beds and basic medical services. We feel safe and secure where we are -but we're not." DoloN9 Ottll• whlch is C\.U'Tel'ltty l.ioorl.sed for 416 beds, will be able to tak.e in more patients m its emerg~ room. said • Debra Legan, a hospital pokes- womon. Reasons for Hoag's need to tum pa bents away tndude an inc:rMla in the overall population, people ttay- mg at the bolPtal for longer periods and a growing number of ems· gency room patients with re&attvely minor aUrna1tl iucb as a cold or the nu. Legan takt. In COIDpedlOn wtth oebs bOIP- ta.11, 1-to.g bM ilfllllined CID the low Iida o1......-, room ctc.nl tar mmtmcmta-..J-...y .. SEE HOAG Ma I COMlllllY fOlllA -4 lmSTUIACI 2 SflOll5 ' l11Wlm(l 3 ...... ON 2 Tuesday, Aptil 17, 2001 Kids Talk BACK • It's time for a break The Daily Pilot asked lifth-groders at Harbor View Elementary 1n Corona de/ Mar: What are your plans for Spring Break? ·1 am taking cook- ing classes. My mom is going to teach me to make a lot of things like desserts and main dinner dishes. I am going to learn how to make pie and homemade ice cream. I am also going to learn lo make terlya.ki chicken.· Al.USON FOSTER. 10 Corona del Mar "I am gotng to Hawaii. We (my fami- rmn. OCC studenm honored for school work A tot.I of 49 Orange CoM College Students have been recogni~ed for_ ~ ~ tJV the college's sodal science honorary SOCM!ty, Phi Al~ Mu. To qualify for the society. frwstwnen must haw completed a minimum of of nine laiits, and sophomores 12 ~Its. of occ social science classes. All students also must NYe a grade point average of 3.5 or better in the courses. An overall grade point average of 3.0 or a.tter Is also required. . Membership in Phi Alpha Mu appHrs on Heh student's transcripts. Doily Pilot IN THE CLASSROOM ly! have a place there on Maui We go there two or three~ a year. I am probably going to surf most of the time I am there.· TMMY ROlffS, 11 Corona del Mar PHOTOS BY CAAL HIOAl.GO I OAl.V I'll.Of Harbor View Elementary Principal Karen Kendall lets go of one of the kindergarten dass' egg drop projects to see U the packaging worked. ·we (my family and I) are going to Morrow Bay. My grandparents live there. I am going to surf and play on the sand dunes.• TAYLOR FANMNG.11 Corona del Mar • 1 am going to do everything. I am going to a surfing camp in Hunt- ington Beach, I think. And I am going to sleep until 12 p.rn. And I am g0U1g to shop for spring clothes at Fashion Island .• RAOfElCOX. 10 Corona del Mar D•nette Goulet DAllY PILOT Students at Harbor View Elementary find out they have to break a few eggs to learn science to package one raw egg that could be dropped from the school roof andswvive. Up on the rooftop, Kendall climbed. Then one by one. with many eager eyes looking on, she launched the bizarre bundles off the roof and onto the blacktop. 1Winkie seems, it cannot protect an egg from an eight-foot drop. "Mine totally broke,• groaned Anna Chavez. 5. While some splattered -most survived. "My farruly is going to South Car· olina because my mom wants to move there and see how beautiful it is. Then we are going lo North Carolina because we're also thinking of moving there. Then we are going to Alabama to see my uncle's NASCAR race. I I f the kindergarten students at Harbor View Elementary School in Corona del Mar had dressed Humpty Dumpty that fateful morning, he wouldn't have needed the assistance of the king's horses or the king's men. Students packaged raw eggs so securely that very few met a messy end Friday morning when the schools' principal. Karen Kendall. tossed them off an eight-foot rooftop. And a little bit of padding seemed to go a long way. Cush- ioned in a box of plastic Easter bas- ket gTass -eggs survived. Sur- rounded by balloons -eggs sur- vived. Embedded in chunky peanut butt.er -the egg didn't even move, let alone break. ·Alex's broke. Ate you mad Alexr asked Jackie Buechler. 6. • 1 hope mine didn't break or I'll go crazy.• While Jaclqe's egg remained in tact, the demise of Alex's egg was a bit offsetting for viewers since it was packed in a model of a human brain. Judging by the innovative pack- aging jobs and adorable way some of the eggs were decorated, stu- dents may have had as much fun doing their homework as they did watching their principal pitch them off the roof. am gonna freak out when I see it.• RI.EV SHAWLER, 11 Corona del Mar "I am going to stay home. My grandma's going to come over and I am going lo hang out with cousins. I will probably go over to my friend's houses a lot. We'll play on the com- puter and go skateboarding and play football.• It was a science project with Easter Dair. Each kindergartner was directed lrlefl1 .!m...:.. EDUmoON But other eggs did meet the same tragic fate as our old friend Humpty. Where the protection of a makeshift parachute succeeded, a propeller failed. As padded as a Tournament raises money for Orange ~t College Vanguard Coriunencenaent speaker annouilCed RKXEY VALDES. 10 Costa Mesa A <i'1m111t ol playen representing the South C.oMt Mello Rotary Cub captured the 2001 MudaJOnmge c.o.t Cdlage Golf Tournament title held Apil 2 al Mela Verde Country Cub in COltaMela. 1be 110 gdfen iD the tournament railed $25,000 '°~the QOnltruct1on ol a new s:z. Peter Kuzmlc, ~ of lbe n.JIDglml Cmnnieeton ol BvergsMmJ Pellowlblp and SupertNendmt Of the ~ Clluldl of VOL ts. NO. 101 THOMAS K. JOelllClft, Publilt'9f TONYDOOaO, Edit.or I.Jo.CAHN. Qty Editor INIB-. ~OtyEdltor •• UKMNW. f'eltur9 Editor .,_CAim._ Spor1I Edllar Ml& INIOllnl. 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Julie Buechler, left, pulls out an unbroken, peanut butter- covered egg belonging to Cloe Rodgers, 5. Croatia, bas been named as keynote speaker far Vanguard University's 2001 Comrnence- t exercises scheduled for Sat, May 5. c will address approximately 300 of Vanguard's graduating class. bis daughter, Kristina, who will receive bez diploma in theater arts. After growing up in Slovenia, in the for- mer Yugoslavia, Kuzmic was asked to become Croatia's Ambassador to the United States. Kuzmlc earned bis bachelor of arts degree in 1971 from Southern California College -now Vanguard Universiw. He then went on to earn bll muter'• and doctorate degrees. POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • ....._. 9CMlln•« Indecent ~e was reported In the 1200 block at 1:30 p.m. Sunday. • ._.. ser..t .,.. ....._: A hit and run was reported at8:17 a.m. Sunday • Newport 9CMllnarcl: Possession of drug, was repot19d In the 1800 blodc at 1:15 a.m. Sunday. • W1l1 m Alt•w A residenti.t burglMy w.n r~ed In the 2000 blodc at 8:29 p.m. Sunday. • IMt c...t .... ,_,, A llcente ptate w• r~ .,..,. fTom. QI In the 2100 blodc at 3;45 p.rn. SetunMy . • •• ..... ....... Otlofctettv (Oii~ lrwoMr'9 llaahal_,...._ ln .. SOOOblodc •"5p.m. ~ •~Ck•-..... c...t I._ ASJl ~of *'9 w,.,... • 7:l0 p.m. ,,.. • Doily Pilot TOO LATE DON LEACH I OAllV PILOT A Oyer Informs a late taxpayer with good news and bad. She missed the deadline for the Costa Mesa Post Office on Adams Avenue but has another chance In Santa Ana before the midnight deadline. Despite the tax deadline, the Costa Mesa Post Office operated under normal business hours, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tax day was pushed back a day this year because of Easter. Tue5doy, April 17, 2001 3 That crazy witchcraft N ot many people in this time and place have had much ex:pe· nence with witchcraft. How- ever, the readers of this col- umn may rest assured that its author is an expert in the field. Many moons ago I was an obscure Deputy District Attorney in the office of the Orange County District Attorney, an office wtuch seems to gamer more than its share of publicity, good or bad. One day Charlie Caml- lo, the cotirt interpreter and unofficial bridge between the Latino and Anglo popu· lations of Orange County, came into my oUice with two people. One was a big, strap· ping American lnchan, and the other was a pitiful, scrawny Latino woman. She was the man's wlfe and she had a homble, festenng wound on her leg. According to Charlie, the famtly that hved next door to the couple had put a hex on the poor lady, and she was dymg from 1t, which certainly looked to be the case. Not to worry, however. Bob Gardner, Deputy D.A was on the case. And so we drove to the scene of the Robert Gordner THE VER()ta ' ' I cnme/the two side-by-side h0\)8es. They were much alike, the houses, except around one of them, the Amencan lndian's, was a carefully placed senes of cactus fronds, or leaves or stalks or whatever cactus have I sat on one once and until this moment never thought about the title of the pamf ul thing attached to my rear end, but enough of etymology To the magic It was expla.med to me that the cactus was placed there to hex the woman. Ttus was rather outside my preVl· ous experience as a Deputy D.A., but I was undaunted. I walked around the hou~e of tbe woman against whom • the hex had been placed and carefully removed every cac- tus frond, leaf, stalk or what· ever they're called. Then I held up my hand and said, •Om.ma Gallia Omrua Gallia Omrua Gallia,• wtuch was as much as I remembered from my tugh school Laun and the introducilon to Caesar's <Sal- lie Wars. A few weeks later, Charlie Camilo brought the couple m to see me. Instead of a haggard woman wllh a fes- tenng wound on her leg ' · there was a l.lvely, smiling young woman who was posi- tively effusive m her thanks to me for having removed the hex that was killlng her. And so. modest though I may be. I must adrrut that I am an expert at removing hexes, and r am now malung an offer to assist those who may be the \'lctuns of a hex Of course, my fee has gone up since the above modent. J now charge $4 32 to remove a hex. Compet1t1on, you know. • ROBERT GARDNER 1s a Corona del Mar resident and a former judge. His column runs Tuesdays Boatman, architect remembered for contributions ·•Herbert E. Riley helped design John Wayne Airport and won the Newport to Ensenada Race. said he d1d whenever a business became more than a smaU operallon ning Vlrlually every ocean race in South- ern Ca.llfom1a, hlS wlfe saJd, indudmg wining the overaU trophy m the New- port to Ensenada Race tWlce. Club and secretary of the Southern Califorrua Yacht Racing Uruon Berruc~ theLT three ctuldren, Leonard Riley. Kathleen Pitch- er and DaVlS Rtlev dJld three Danette Goulet OAJlY PILOT UDO lSLE -He had an innovabve eye for design, a steady hand at the helm and a memory for JOkes. After half a century of l.lV10g on Udo Isle, Herbert E. Riley's passing on Apnl 9 at the age of 87 left many feehng the loss. ·Herb wdS JUSt a great guy.· said George Bissell, his fnend and business partner of many years. "When r hrst moved onto the island he was the first person who came Mound to introduce tum.sell." All those for whom Riley designed a home or office and anyone who took a sp111 on tus yacht while he entertdllled them with an end.Jess supply of Jokes will nuss tum, 81SSell said. "He loved people." added Berruce Riley, hJ.s wlfe of 52 year;, who cared for hlm dur- ing th·e 10-year battle with demenba, caused by strokes, that finally clauned tum. "H e was very gregarious. Long ago he had a wonderful repertoire of puns and 1okes." Riley sbll has an impact on many who travel through New- port Beach and Orange Coun- ty, whether they real.lze 1t or not. Not only were some of his early designs done for the lrvme Co., but he also had a hand in such monumental designs as Michelson Plaza and John Wayne Airport. The design at John Wayne, BRIEFLY Cox announces additions to staff For a guy rumored to be leaving his job, Rep. Christo· pher Cox (R-Newport Beach) is not showing it at the office. Cox announced Monday that he was adding three members to his House Police Committee staff. As chair- man of that committee, Cox helps the Republicans form their agenda and sits as the filth-ranking GOP member of the House. Newport Beach native Kevin Logan jo1DS the staff as a legislative aid. Daniel Schwartz and Rebekah Eekhoff also are begmning work for the committee. •Kevin, Daniel and Rebekah are all exceptional· ly bright people whose tal· ents are much ln demand on Capitol Hill; Cox said. •1•m looking forward to working With them on our ambitious agenda for the 107th Con- g-A)•.• Cox allo announced that Committee 1talfer JoMthan Bwke is leaving to be an 1 .U1iltaot to Vice Pr..tdent Cheney. Bwke 11 the third of c~·• staff to move to the vice presktent'1 omc.. -u~ ·He llked haVlng a small architecture office -hlm and a couple more guys - He was a veteran of World War ll, retiring as an officer Riley is survived by tus wlfe grandctuldren · Riley will be buned di sea lll a pnvate ceremony which uses self-circulating water tn the metal beams to prevent weakerung in a fire, won a steel industry award and was the first of tts lund ever built. ln 1960. Riley and 81Ssell opened Riley and Bissell Asso· etates in Newport Beach. Besides haVlilg offices in three states, the finn swept the Southern California Arctutects and Engineers Forum Design competition in 1971. because then he could pclrtic1pate actively in the design," she said. "But tus last office His contnbuuons to tus comrnuruty in Newport Beach are Herbert E. Riley also lengthy PSYCHICS/ ASTROLOGERS: Call our gifted intematJOnally known Psychics and Master Astrologers 1-900-226-7552 ln 1973 Riley retired from the business to tackle other ventures, something tus wlfe with Bissell was quite big. Every time hJ.s office got too big he retired. He scud when it got too big, he became a busi- ness man and the fellow in the back had the fun drawing: In the yachbng world Riley also knew great acclaim, win- Celestino's quality ME A TS I lie rU'ICSI \fffil £11'1<1 ~·n 'II c', \t'<llloh/c' &,.v;,,g Otsu Ma.11 for ovtT JO ~ilTI Fresh Froztn SWORDFlSH S1'FAKS $699 lb Otd·Fuhloned Savory Stuffed ClllCKEN BREA.sf s3~ Celestlno's Own Frail GROUND OIUCK . 51bs s21: Fresh Meat Loaf Mlx BEEF, PORK & VEAL l'ou Add the pkes s31g Apple Stuffed PORK CHOPS s3~ Lemon Cartk Marinated Yi CIUCKEN FRYERS He served on the city building code board of appeals for more than 20 years, Bernice Riley said. Riley also served as a com- modore of the l.Jdo !Sle Yacht or toll free 1-800"""51-8242 or call 10-10-~11 -678-71167 Intl. rates apply $3.99 per minute. 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N I W ~·o RT •I AC H ?=mt' - CoMMuNrrY 4 Tuesday. April 17, 200 l Nobody should annex West Santa Ana Heights Sondra Kaszynski COMMUNITY COMMENTARY I live on d V<'ry nice '>lrect m West Sdntd Ana I le1ghts. One ddy, d Costd M esa code enforcem<'nt ofhcer hap- pened to be on our cul-de-!>ac. My neighbors hdVC d nice h ou'>C' with d nice boat 1n thP1r front yMd. It has been then• for y<'M!.. They ldke it out to pldy, clcctn 11 up dncl ledve 11 for the next llnw. It doc'> not bolhN dnyone. A rod<' enforcement pHicN Wr<J((' them d tick<•I bc>CdUSC th£' hodt WrlS p<1rt1rllly off thf' drivcwc1y WP don't wc1nt to be• pc1rt of Co'>td Mc">d or actually N<.>wport BPdC h for thdl mat- tC'r -bccc1u-.c 1t means more invasion in our lives. WC' tlon'L l1V(' m Irvine or d qc1tc<I community hecau'>c thC'1r ldW'> drf>, lrc1nkly, Commu- nistic OthN tnlkc; mak<' thc1t cho1c(' dncl God blc'>s thPm hPcc1u'><' th1c, 1c; AmC'ncc1 dnd Lhdl 1s thP1r nqht. You know whPn you buy thPrl'. tho<><• dH' thP r11IP'> Co-.td M0sc1 hc1'> ddopted n<'w nth'<, 9ovPrnmg whdt I cc1n do on my property My husbc1nd 1·<1nnol work on our Cdr and ledV(• II C>VNnlCJhl. Wl' ccinnot IPclV(' ~creE·n-. orr our windows even though I like to view my garden through a clear window. I can't have dead plants in my yard. What will happen if a code enforcement officer sees them gomg to seed for next year's spring extrava- ganza? When many of us brought these questions up at a fall meeting at Monte Vista School, we were told we were not who those rules were put into action for. The city wants teeth lo get those who crimmally neglect their neighbor's property values. We did not buy into a gated community, though some on the council want it retroactively that Wdy. If Costa M esa wants lo clean up residential areas, the laws should clearly be directed at people who make a profit renting to others. Some landlords do not hve in the city and put nothing back into their properties. Health and safety should be the concerns of code enforcement and that is all. Whether a nice boat in a nice )le1ghborhood has a wheel off m its own private driveway should be none of lhe city's business. • SANORA KASZYNSKI is a West Santa Ana Heights resident. MAILBAG GREG FRY I DAILY PILOT A genUy rising desert scene slopes upward from the sand-colored stone foundation of "California Scenario." Businesses should get priority over art This is in rC'gMds to Councilwoman Linda Dixon'o; Community Com- mentdry ("Public c1rt nc'cdc; protecl1on," A pnl I 2) Dixon '>ldt<•d. "It 1!. my de.,ir<' to prnl•·rt public Mt to th1• ntdx1rnum e>xte>nt poss1bf(' " It 1c, n1c(· to know that Dixon's mdm focus 1s art rdther lhdn whdt 1s m the best mler£>c;t of tht• city of Costa Mesd. I trunk that 1t LS about time that Dixon real- izes that lhP ma1ority ol Cos- ta ·M e a residents do not care about the Noguchi sculpture garden, also known as "\ah- fomia Scenano." Dixon is sending a m(>s- sage to the business commu- nity stalinq that Costa MPsa Is gomg to make it as hard as possible for your compa- ny, to conduct businC'ss with- in the city hm1ls. Eventually. the business community will grow tired of dealing with our clnti-busmess City Coun- cil and turn to other otic to operate theLr business Counctlmen Gary Mona- han and Chris Steel have been doing their best to assist the business commu- nity. Unfortunately, they are the nunority vote. ., The city of Costa Mesa needs leadership that Dixon cannot and will not provide. Dixon needs to cast aside her own personal agendas and do what is in the best interl'st of the entire Costa Mesd community. Dixon needs to remember why she wac; elected to office. RICK RODGERS Costa Mesa Editor's note: Rick Rodgers was defeated 1n a bid for a council seat in the last election. Residents don't welcome annexation On April 2, the Costa Mesa City Council demon· slrated its understanding of representative government. In a 3-2 vote, ("City seeks to annex island,• April 3) the council majority disregarded overwhelming opposition to the annexation of the Santa Ana Heights community and refused to release th.is neighborhood from its sphere of influence. Dozens of residents spoke or showed support for the release (Monahan stated over 90% oppose annexation by Costa Mesa), petitions have been filed With the Local Agency Formation Commission for release, and residents have clearly stated they will petition the locaJ agency to for<'e a vote to block the annexation. This input was ignored. The City Council majority obviously feels no need to listen to the people directly affe<'ted by its actions. If re - ldents ln the disputed ar eas needed another reason to oppose annexation, the council's arrogance and lnsuJUng disregard for pub· lie oplnion should be th d t rrn.lning factor. MrKE MCDONOUGH Santa Ana Helgblt The ' salD IT ' "[Police/ assured me that, most of the night, o//icers checked in stai rwells and in sewage drains. They checked every nook and cranny. " The Daily Pilot welcomes letters on Issues concttnlng Newport 8ffCh and Costa ~· . • lEJT'EllS -Mail to Editorial Page Editor ...,... Meler at the Dally Pilot. 330 W Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627 • READBS HCJ'R.M -Cati (949) 642-6086 • FAX _ Send to (949) 646-4170 -Steve Pavich, assistant principal at Costa Mesa High School, on efforts to assure safety in the wake of last week's bomb threat at the school. • E-MAIL -Send to dailypllotOlatim6cofT} All correspondenGe must 1nchJde full name. home-- town and phoM numb« (for verifteatlon purposes) The Pilot reseNeS the right to edit all submissions for clarity and length. Daily Pilot READERS RESPOND Should anyone tink0r with the Christmas boat parade? AT ISSUE: The Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce suggests shortening the tradition this year. N ot only should they cut down the boat parade route, but why does it have to be a whole week? H's like a week from hell for those of us that have to fight boat parade traffic coming home from work. As a resident, every year I dread the week of the boat parade. LINDA REED Newport Beach I laving been involved in the parades in the mid to late 1960s, I know how difficult com- mitting to the full week can be. Shortening lhe parade route might attract more interest from the current partici- pants and possibly add additional participants so why not give it a try? DON LEACli I OAllY PILOT The Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce has suggested that the annual Christmas parade be shortened either in distance or duraUon. starting Dec. 18, and end- ing Dec. 22 for a total of five nights, rather than seven. night for seven nights. four; days only PETE RABBITT Newport Beach KIRK S. ELLIOTI Newport Coast Each year, toward the end of the week, the boat parnde participants dwin- dle in numbers. Rather than curtail the route, I would suggest that the pc1rade be held each year If the ddtes don't coin- cide with a weekend. I suggest adjusting the dates smce it's iroportdnl to bold it over a weekend. This way. the boat owners Why fix ll if it ain't broke? DIANE CARSON Corond del Mar I have two recommen- dabons m regard to the b<>dt parade: 2. If the durdtion of th<· parade is to rcmdin the same, use altematf' rouh''> on alternate ddy'> '>O lhr1l everyone now v1ewinq the parade Cdn conlmu(• to do so The sch<.>dule of routes can be published 1n the newspaper pnor In and during the parade. • hopefully won't get burned out from havmg to be in the parade every t . Hold the parade for NANCY DONAHUE Newport Beach Newport Beach money better spent on utilities In the story (~Newport to give nedrly $3.7 million to El Toro Cd mpa1gn," March 15), the city of Newport Beach continues to fol- low lhe same worn-out policies, using the same old players With the same old rhetoric regarding El Toro. Bruce Nestande -the presi- dent and chief executive of Citi- zens for Jobs and the Economy - continues to stick bis foot in his mouth with tmpunity: "engclge the public to understand the final options." Three million dollars last year. $3.7 m11lion this year and pretty soon you are talking reaJ money -money that could be spent for road repair and bumps in Corona del Mar, West Newport and on the Peninsula. Since Edison has fallen on bard times, that money could be spent putting utilities underground to actuaJly increase our property values. Has an yone ever figured out the total dollars spent by Newport Beach and the county for promotion of the new El Toro airport? The Airport Working Group, Barbara Uchman, Citizens for Jobs and Economy, former Mayor Tom Edwards and Nestande con- tinually point to the funds spent by Irvine and the South County residents. However, those cities don't need underground utilities or their roads fixed. The Dally Pilot might want to do a little investigative reporting on this issue in the future, per- hap In September, when, as Nes· tande sugge ts, •the final options• are understood. RON AND ANNA WINSHIP Newport Beach 'Great Park' would add more unneeded traftlc Haa anyone asked the quostion of how aU the customers of the •oreat Park" are supposed to arrive and depart Orange County? Not only ar South County resi· dents refusmg to pull their weight •nd proftle tran1port~Uon for their own .,.. with a IDlall regloMJ airport at El Toro, It .,/, AIRPORT DEBATE appears they would create a new "Great Park,• attracting visitors on a scale similar to that of Florida's Disney World and Epcot Center. John Wayne Airport and the freeways are not designed nor intended for that sort of traffic flow, and we do not need this kind of attraction in Southern CaWomid until there is a transportation sys- tem in place to provide for it. What better place to have that transportation system -an airport -than as a part of the "Great Pcltk" itself, yet another reason for the El Toro Airport. ln addillon. there would be no need to expand the freeways to meet the vastly-increased needs of travelers to the "Great Park" in El Toro from John Wayne Airport. CAROLYN COOPER Newport Beach Other communities need to bare the burden I have been a resident of Newport-Mesa since 1972. I have gone to college here, gotten mar- ried here, built a business here and am raising a family here. Why? Becouse I love the area, the weather, the beaches, the Back Bay, the schools and the people. I own real estate here, not much by local standards, but in a good enough area where my daughter can attend an excellent public school in a relatively safe nelgbborhood1 one where we feel she wtll thrive. This has not been ea y or cheap. My husband and I, being good • mJddlo·class citizens, work hard to provide this environment for our family. And now we're con- cerned, very concerned when we see tho potential for our bard- eamed 11fe5tyle slipping away. This John Wayne Airport expansion lsaue has us staying awake at night, wondering and hoplng. thttt wo won't be affected by lhls whole El Toro airport ver· sua John Wayne Airport t11ue. How do we feel about constant airport traffic and <'OnUnual black Jet spray on out pauo1 Wbet wm happen to our property valued Not to menuon the potential dev· attation of the S.ck Bey. We I> ,., don't feel good folks For the sake of fairness, my husband dnd I know South County does n't want the airport, but neither do we. Let's promote dn expdns1on of Ontdrio Airport and support d light rail system solution. However, it appears dS though the battle lines are drawn and It will be a fight to the end. So you might say that they moved into this area already knowing about the airport and 1t serves them right. Does 1t redlly? Should orw small 500-acre area overlookmg one of the ldst natural estuaries m California clnd surrounded by communities full of churche'I, schools and residential dfeas support all of the air transporld- hon for Orange County and the surroundmg areas? The South County residents are NIMBYs. No one wants Ja1Js or landfills or airports. Every community needs to have these )hings to function and survive in contemporary society. And as such , each community n eds to be responsible for maintaining its own burden. Please don't place your burden upon us. JOAN RAMSTEDT-ANDERSEN Newport Beach Get out and support the El Toro airport Outstanding column by Jo eph Bell ("And the El Toro fight goc nuclear," Apnl 12) and letter.t by Dayna Pettit ("South County also needs to endure an ru.rport," April 12) and Eleanor TuckN (Another airport is absolutely necessary,• April 12). Pettit hit the nau on the hPad when she scoldC'd Newport Beach and Costa Mesa for having out hea<U In the sand, She asked u to caU the Airport Working Group of Orange County to 1'CU how we could get Involved ln thJ fight of our bves to determine what'• really fair. How about tho DeUy Pilot pui,. lilhlng lhil phone number ln b'g let· ten IO we C4.n call tomeona to offset the damage that ls being done by Meg WatM and her group? I, for one, Would love to volunteer. l'm 1\11'8 there are others JU1t wanting to help but don't know hdw. mu HAW9CINS COltaMeM Doily Pilot HOAG CONTINUED FROM 1 dose down parts of the hospital for earthquake safely retrofitting required by the state had aggraval· ed the situation. LIGHT CONTINUED FROM 1 Diversion tunes -hours when the hospital had no beds available -mainly ranged between less than two hours and t 6 hours, accordmg to data collected by lbe county's health care agency. •our {patient load) is at an aU- bme high, as' is the case Wlth most hospitals." Heffernan said al last week's council mecbng. •As a director, 1 would be divert- ed just like any of you if (Hoag became) fulJ,• he said. "And it is because the emergency room can- not take another patient by ambu- lance if there's no1 bed for that health consequences dJld it's still too early to pin down any drops in response time or hnanoal costs to, the department, the situation •cer- tainly hos an incrementd.I unpact on our abd1ty to provide semces, • Riley Sd.id. The problem of overcrowded emergency rooms is clearly not lim- ited to Hoag H ospital, said Riley. adding that he had just returned from a conlerence on emergency medical services in Las Vegas, where a seminar addressed the Van Beek. whose slight accent still reveals a hint of her native country of the Netherlands, escaped the Nazis by hiding in Christian homes for three years. While / shP and her husband emigrated to Arneri· ca in 1948, many family members, 1.odud- ang her mother, were murdered in concen- lrallon camps. But in December 1999 and Janu- ary 2000, the emergency room diverted patients for more than 131 and 132 hol.¥'8 respectively. Numbers also started rising again last November, when diver- sions occurred for almost 26 hours. In December, diversions went on for 41 hours, followed by almost 102 h,ou.rs I.his January, 99 1/2 hours in February and 70 112 hours in March. patient in the hospital.• , Newport Beach fire department officials said they were well awar~' of the issue. issue. , Only about 5,200 of the Netherlands' .Jewish population of 140,000 survived the Holocaw.t and Van Beek collected her memories an her 1998 book, •Flory: Sur· vivaJ m the Valley ol Death." A growing health-care trend lo treat patients without hQspitalizuig them combined with population growth and a lack of additional hos- pital beds had led to the situation, Riley said. At last week's meeting, Mayor Gary Adams asked city officials to report back on the matter. Council- man John I leffeman, who sat!. on Hoag's board of direct.ors, said an increase in patients and the need to In January and February, the deparbnent's three param~q,.Units dropped off about 10% of emer- gency patients at hospitals other than Hoag, said Fire Chief Tam Riley. He added that his teams are the only ones in the city. "Clearly what that means to us IS longer times on a call." he saJd. While the diversions of patJents from Hoag haven't had any serio~ ln Orange County, the number of hours emergency rooms were• closed to additional pdtients hdve tripled since last year. While hospitals in the county dwerted patients for 827 hours m Fe9ruary of 2000, that number rose to 2.522 hours this yedr, Riley said. Standing In front of the HolY, Ale to deode on.the best place to hang the lamp from the celling, Van Beek again told Short how touched she was by the church' pre- M?nt. "We're all created by the same creator." she Sdld. ·we aU have two arms and two legs. AU of our ways of religion go to the 'Klmf> purpose Just in different ways.· MORTGAGE CONTINUED FROM 1 L To help raise the money for the mortgage, the 10- year-old Fairshare 502 wall/ hold a dinner and auction April 29 al the Ritz Carlton/ in Newport Beach. Retiring the mortgage IS not/ the onJy improvement gomg on at Someone Cdfcs. Th<> nonprofit org<ln12dti on Chrt'>I· mas an Apnl will be pdllltJnq the IIlSlde and outside of th<• soup kitchen on April 28 The chanty also recenUy rC'Cc1ved a $48,000 grant that enabled 11 to replace 1t-. roof "We feel very honor(>d, • said George Nc>urf'ulhcr. Someo'ne Cares develop· ment director "Thf>'>e improvements dnd th<' retired mortgdql' will hf'lp U'> provide better for the com· munity. I know lhdl 1l's beC'n a dream of !founder Merle Hatleberg'sl to cwt this building paid for " Along with the fund·rd1s· er and pnvate donations, the center has been relying on money from local foundcl· lions, Furlow said. "Some> of the members on our bodrd have hdd n long· standing rt•lataonl.h1p with Someone Cdrcs c;o th1<, year we got togC'ther dncl d(•cidPd that the event would qo toward ldk1ng over their mortgage," Furlow Sclid "It !the dinner! wlll be> a black· tJe affair With dinnN rm:>- pdred hy ('ighl Ort1nge BRIEFLY Unidentified body found NEWPORT Bf;ACJ I -An unidentified man found unconscious on the beach Sunday morning died of a heart dllack. ofhoal<> sdJd fol· lowing an dutopsy Monday. Passersby found the man, who was between JS and 40 years of age. lying uncon- scious on the sand near the jetty at around 11 a m., srud Deputy Cullen Elhnburgh of the Orange Coun ty Coroner's office The man was taken to Hoag Hospital where he was pronounced dead, he said. •Based on the way he was dressed , he seemed to have been running or jogging,· said C:IUnburgb. The man was wearing a gray Nike tank top, gray run· mng shoes and blue sweat shorts. Other than that, the man onJy had keys on his per· son, said EUinburgh, who described them as General Motors car key . Also, he chd not have any 1denUfication on him. The man bad long brown hair and blue eye , was 6 feet Lall and weighed about 225 pounds, he saJd Police had no luck finding the man's car either, aid Newport Beach Sgt. Steve FYI • What Fund-raiser for Someone Cares Soup Kitchen and a tribute to Ritz Carlton owner Hans Prager. • When: Sunday, April 29 • Time: 5 p.m. • Where: Ritz Carlton, Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach • Price: S250 • Phone: (949) 437-5748. County chels, including f t-hchael Kang.~ . fd1rshdre 502 has also helped to raise funds for Serving People in Need, Lodves and Fishes and Fam- ilies Forward. Kang said Fd1rshMe 502 will help any group that helps to feed hungry people. "Merle is just unbeliev- able and they [Someone Caresl don't have an orga- nized fund-raising depart- ment. So we want to help to get the operation running more smoothly." Kang said. "That's why every penny from our event goes toward lhe cause. (Someone Cdresl is our sole beneficiary this year. They do so much.• For Neureuther. the help that Someone Cares 1s rece1v109 from the commu- nity 1s pncc>less ·We are totally amazed dnd we can never say thanks enough." he said. GRANT CONTINUED FROM 1 opposed the city awardmq thP money lo charities. "We are subsid12ing Ille· get! dliens, • MartJn MillMd, d Costa Mesa resident, said. "I've hedrd more Englbh spoken in Ttjuand (thdll dl these charities! ... If tfiese aren't magnets, why dre they expanding? It's t;har~ tyl a big business in Costa Mesa. There\ d Line from a movie. 'lf you bwJd it, Wey will come ' II you remove 11. they will.go· Some altendC'Cs applaud/ ed after MH!ard's comments, but most of the l>pedkcrs favored givmg grdnl money to the chanties "None of us are vnperv1· ous to homelessness.· X11d Around TOWN TODAY Rep. Christopher Cox (R· Newport Beach) will speak al 7:30 a.m dt d mC>eting of the> Young Executives of Amened c1t the Pacific Club. 41 to MdcArthur Blvd , Newport Beach $lb for members. $25 for non- nwmbers (949) 759-5456 A notary seminar will be offerf'd by the National Rev. Kai:en Stoydnoll, mmi'>· ter dl Ordnge <'0<1'>1 Urnvcr- sall!>t Church ·Non<> of ll'> dJ'e imperv1ou'> to tJlnt•'>'> lnr d1sdb1hly.I I kno't. .incl 1 ><!heve firmly an thP '-Pf)clfd- tlon of church c1nd -,1c1tl', llul I'm here urginy you lo do what all churchc'> in th1• uty would urge you le> do " Joel Mc1'>kow1l1. d1c11r- man of the bOC"ird dnd chief executive olltcl'r ol Cerc1· dyne, Inc., c;c11cl LhP nty '>UP· port for cbant11•.., would ht•n- efil City bU'>IO(''>'>t ''> "l l>ctievf• thl' c on1Jnuc1- tJon of Uu!> '>Uppurt wall con· tmue to help thcN.> !>ef'VIC<''> which conllnu1• tu '>Upply entry·lr.vel·t\ pt' per..onl)t'I which will pruv1tlt• thf' lldl· a need work fore e n<>cc>c;'>tlry for mc1ny bll'>tn<·'>'-<''>.° h<· Sdld Tht> U S. D1•pdrtJ1wnt of I lousmq dnd Urbc1n Dl'vt>I· Notary Assn from ~J c1 m lo 3:30 p.m. Apnl 17, Apnl :.rn dfld May 9 di lh<.' I hlton Hotel. 3050 Bn'>ICll St., < ·o-.· ta Mesc1. $1Jq (HOO) tJS- NOTARY Orange Coast College will host "Fldvor; of Lht-World Day· from 11 d m tu 2 p m m OCC's qu,1d. 2701 r-a1rv1ew R<Htd, C'o'>ld Ml'"d The event will l<•c1turc• tnlN· nallondl c nlert.11nm<'nl ctrl and music Fre<• 17141 ·U:!- 0202. Ext 2h44<J The Costa Mesa Senior opment hd., grdnt('{J Co!>la Me!><l $1 4 nulhon lor rom- munity devPlopmPnt, up Lo 15'},, of wtuch Cdn lw U.'>ed for public wrv1n• pr0<Jrdrns for low-dnd moderdle· income Co'>ld l\.1P'>d re!>I· dent:;,. Nonprolll'> lhdt wiJI get d c;hdre of th<' rnon1•y dre the A!>SC!>'>OWnl cmd Trc·dtment S<'fVIC<''> C'l•ntc-r, thr• /\ssas- lcrnce LPdque ol Coc;td Mt•<.,d, Cdmpllrc· Boys dnd Gtrl'>. the Co..,lcl Me'>d Senior ('('nler. DdylP fl.klntoc;h C'C'nter for the IJISdbled. Fdm11i<''> Costd f\1ec;d rnendc; In St•rv1n· Lo I lumdmty. Gtrb Inc Ordnge C'Od<>l Interfaith Shelter, Ofdngc> County BM Founddl1on Sdve Our Youth, Senior M<>dls <lnd Sc•rvKec;, \A.omen Helping Wom€'n dnd Youth CmplO'f· nwnt Service'> C<•ntcr will host a meeting for pr<.>'iJ><.>ctJvc dnd current nwrnb<'rs c1l 1 ·:m p.m. dt the <PnlN, h45 W 19th St. Costa Mt''>d FrC'e (949) 645-2356 WEDNESDAY The 14th annual HIV/AIDS on tht> Front Line Con1er- <'nce will be held at 8 a.m at thP I illton I loteJ. 3050 Bnstol St . Costa MCSd. The event IS pre'K'nted by the AJDS Edu- c dtJon and TrdUUilg Center, UC Lrvme dlld the Or<lnge County HPalth Cd re \qenry 17141456-224<.i Shulman. ·we haven 't been able to locate a missing persons report either." he said. "It may be a few days before we identily this person or find out anything about him." Police and lbe Coroner are looking for information about this person. Anybody Wlth inlormation is ask ed to call the Orange County Coroner at (71 4) 647-7410. -Oeepa Bharath Two armed men rob Newport restaurant Two armed robbers escdped with an unknown amount of cash from a W1enerschnitzel restaurant in the 4500 block of Jamboree Road, officictls aid Monday The men walked mlo the restaurant around 1 I d.m . said Newport Beach Pohcc• Sgt. Steve Shulman. One ol them pulled out a blt1ck handgun, pomted 1l at the cashier and demanded mon- ey, be said. Roth mc•n wc>rc• last seC'n m d smdll. blc1rk ct1r headed northbound on Jamboree Road, Shulmdn sd1d Anyone with information as askPd to cdll Newport 13cc1ch Police di (949) b44- :l681 PSYCHICS I ASTROLOGY Cal our~ tniemationaly known Psychics end ~~ or toll free 1-886-588-3089 or call 10-10-288-011-678-71187 Intl. rates apply $3.99 per minute. Must be 18+ For Entertainment Purposes Only. ,_..,,.._•a.a. .... • 'r'* • .-,,.n.w. . .....,• T#lllllll • TM Cle• tl'IMll llfll• • M-.ia. • ~ Wll\Mlt • f'llA1I • 9" *-" • ~-• llDt""""" HIW"4 tu•• <'Muir.- ~! .-:•--• • lE • d 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa OM Bloc.II South ol •o.s Fwy 545-7168 "Over 50 Ytars of Fint Quality'' All Typu of Window Treatments • VaJanccs lie Comicc Bous • Roman Shades • Blind! • Verticals • huttcra • Bed P'"d C..1li.nl4ry c.,.,,,u.,;.,, ;,, y..,. ff•.,. r'1NM4~ DESIGN CENTEI Fldory & Shawroom 1998 Harbor llvd., COlta Ma.a ~ (949)642-8400 .;.:-._ • ..:. Tuesdoy,Aptil 17, 2001 5 6 Tuesday, April 17, 2001 • Sports Editor Roger Corf son • 949-57 4-4223 • Sports Fax: 949.050-0170 ,,_ '-IDoklle farwd '° .. ., -. ltPn c:on.lloe Costa Mesa senior J)ftcher ,.. I ' Doily Pilot Torrey sho"Ys t;ue colors for s ·an0rs • Newport Harbor sophomore is strong on the mound, but Tars fall to Santa Ana Valley, 8-4, in Pride of the Coast Tournament Monday. Barry Faulkner DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -It Wds Pdtnots Ody at Fenway Pdrk, but d Tory, make that sophomore nght-hander Ryan Torrey. was crt>ating a poten- tial mound revolution Mon- day ilt Nrwport Harbor H1gh. Torrey, with only one pre- vious varsity pitching perfor- mdnce under his bell, worked four strong innings ol relief in the Satlors' 8-4 base- ball Joss to Sanlcl And Valley in the consolalion quarterfi- nals of the Pride of the Coast Tournament on the Sailors' diamond. Displaymg slow and slow- er variations of cl sweeping curveball and moong in his fa stball for effect, Torrey retired 11 of the 17 hitters he faced, y1l'ldmg four ruts and only one run. He struck out two, wdlk<•d one, let his defen'>e work for rum and thoroughly impressed his codch. Jim Kiefer. "He did d nice 1ob, • Kiefer sd1d. "He was our one hlgh- Ltght." wa .. this the type of per- f ormdncc that might edrn Torrey a few more pitchjng dss1gnmcnti. the rE>'il of the way? "Dehnilely," K1efC'r said. "Tht> key thing we're looking for from Ryan is the ability to changP speeds dnd throw strikes. When he does that, he can be effective.· Unfortunately for the Sailors (5-12), Torrey's hero- ics came after the Fdlcons (3- 14) had built a 7-0 lead, bash- ing eight hits, including four doubles and a Gus Navarro home run, in the first three innings. U, -as Kiefer has said, the Tars are snak e bit during their current swoon (losing nme of their last 10), the Fal- cons were also wondering when the Baseball gods were going to smile on them. "We've Jost nine one-run games.· Valley Coach Leon Smith said. Valley starting pitcher Juan Garcia entered with an 0-1 record, but he is among the team's lop hurlers, according to Smith. "His arm has been hurting, so we haven't pitched him a lot," SmHh said. "But he showed today what kind of pitcher he can be.· Garcia scattered stx hits through five innings, but appeared to tire in the hfth, when Harbor posted its sec- ond two-run inning to pull to withm 8-4. Angel_ Reyes worked two scoreless innings of relief to help the Falcons advance to today's 11 a.m. consolation semifinal al Costa M esa. which defeated Santa Ana, 2- 1, Monday. Newport hosts Santa Ana (6-13-1) today at 2 p.m. in a 13th-place sem.ifinal. Down by seven, Cody Forsythe put the hosts on the bodrd m the third by pulling a solo home run over the right- field fence. Mike Jones fol- lowed with a double and, after the second strikeout of BASEBALL the inning, Alan Lane lined an RBI single to left to make it 7-2. After Jose Rodriguez homered in the fifth for the visitors, Forsythe sparked another Sailor rally with a line-drive single. Jones and Donovan Wong followed-With walks to load the bases and Forsythe scored on the ensu- ing double play, the second of the game for the Falcons. Jones husUetl home on a wild pitch to cap the H arbor scor- ing. Jones, playing shortstop, , also made a difficult catch on a pop to shallow left. H e retreated and spun complete- ly around, seemjngly corkscrewing himself into the ground to stab the would-be bloop single. Jones was 2 for 2, while Forsythe was 2 for 3 to spark the Sailors' offense. Jon Van- dersloot, C hris Ward and Cameron Pemstein also had singles for the hosts, while senior catcher Garrett Brant had a stolen base and nailed a w ould-be Valley base steal- er at second. Garcia went 3 for 4 with a pfilr of doubles to help his own cause, while Robert Padilla was also 3 for 4 with a patr of doubles for the win- ners. ""-or THI Co.uT T~ CoMsol.ATION ~ SA V•lley 8, Newport·Harbor 4 Santa Ana Valley 403 010 0 -8 12 O Newport Harbor 002 020 o -4 8 3 Gama, Ang. Reyes and Navarro; Lane, Torrey (4) and Brant. W -Gar- cia, 1-1. l -Lane, 0-1. 28 -De La Riva (SAV), Garcia (SAV) 2, Padilla (SAV) 2, Jones (NH). HR -Navarro (SAV), Forsythe (NH), Rodriguez (SAV). GREG FRY I OAll.Y PILOT Newport Harbor Hlgh's Mike Jones slides safely into home while scoring his team's second run ln Monday's Pride of the Coast Tournament action against Santa Ana Valley. Sidearm lefty no longer a novelty for Mesa • Costelloe's impressive starting debut keys Costa Mesa's 2-1 tournament win over Santa Ana's Saints. Barry' Faulkner D AILY PILOT COSTA MESA -Costd Mesd High pitcher Ryan Costc>ll()(' 1s, dpparenUy, more than a novPlty mound act after all The semor s1d<•dnrung left- hdndcr, whose previous 13 2/3 rnnmgs lhJs sea.c;on had been spredd over 11 dppearances, made his first Vdrs1ty start Monday with 1mpress1ve rcsulL'i. CostellOC' surrendered JUSl three h1Lc; and one unearned run m 5 2/3 mnings to key a 2- 1 baseball victory over visiting Santa Ana in the consolation quarterfinals of the Pride of the Coast Tournament. Senfor Carlos Franco got the findl four ouL'> for his thlrd save of lh<' scdson, preserving BASEBALL CosteUoe's third victory m as many decisions. "I've been looking forward to this start,· said Costelloe, who faced the minimum in four t.nn.ings and would have done the same in the first, had rt not been for a two-put error. "(Costelloe has) pitched well all year,• said Mesa Coach Kirk Bauermeister, who has tried to spot Costelloe in relJef, to gwe hitters a different look. "He's very competitive out there, he's tough on left-han- ders and he can run the ball m on right-handers. Our theory has been, we think he's less effective the second or third"' time through the lineup. He was effective today, but l'f!l not real swprised.• Costelloe came in with 14 strikeouts, though his ERA (6.66) was skewed by one dis- astrous inning against Mater Dei. "It feels good to contribute in this role,· said Costelloe, who noted he made no adjust- DON LEACH I OAll..Y Pl.OT Costa Mesa center fielder Josh Feldman dives for a blooper ln shallow right Held, but comes up just short. Feldman, however, made a fine stop to bold the runner at fint base. ments to his relief mentality during the six-strlkeout perlor- mance. "I just tried to throw strikes and hit my spots. I did- n't want any more Mater Dei (debacles).• Costelloe's 73 pitches included 46 strikes, 15 first- pitch strlkes. The aforementioned two- out error, followed by a walk and an RBI double by John Madrid, put Costelloe and the ~gs in an early 1-0 hot~. But that didn't last long. / Wlth Costelloe settling in for one-two-three frames in the second, third and fourth, the Mustangs scored single runs in the se<:ond and tlurd to halt a two-game losing skid. The Mustangs ( 10-6-1 ), wtm had also lost five of their last six, got their second-inning spark from a one-out single by junior Billy Halverson. Brent Stevens followed. with a hit-and-run single into right field, putting runners a,t the comers. After Santa Ana starter Manuel Gomez struck out the next hitter, Ev'ah McGuire singled up the 11$1- dle to tie the game. , Michael McGuire sparkeCI the hosts in the third, reachi4'1g second with one out when l},is Oy ball was dropped in right field for a two-base error. . .. Franco drove the next pit(ll over the right fielder's head fQ.r an RBI single, though he w thrown out at second trying J.o stretch. - The Mustangs managed jUSt three singles th.e rest of the way to finish with eight hits. But it was all they would need with Costelloe and the hard-throw- ing Franco handling things. SEE MESA PAGE 7 . ORANGE COAST COLLEGE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Sea Kings rebound with big ·win, 9-~ • Dunzer ea.ms victory in first varsity start for CdM, while Marston closes the door on Saddleback. BASEBALL tournament, improved to 1-1. Marston struck out three and walked nobody. The Sea Kings (13-4), ranked CORONA DEL MAR -Sopbo-No. 9 in Orange County, will host more rlgbt·hander Griffin Dunzer Century in the consolation semW- won his first vanity start and reliev-nall today •t 2 p.m. er Matt Marston pitched thtee •Dunzer and Manton were huge shutout lnnings for bis first save for us,• Mid CdM Coacb John Monday aa COrona del Mar High'• Bmme, wh0te team rebounded hosting baseball team defeated from Saturday's 8-3 lou to Skyline Saddleback, 9-3, In the consolation of Utah. •n allowed us to give quarterfinals of the Pride of the (Cavan) Cuyler and (Nick) Rhodes Coast Tournament. their proper rest and it sell up (the Dunzer, who had only three pltcb&n9 rotation) rucely for the innings pitched tn two relief ~der ol the toumamenl • appearancet on the varsity prior to Rbodel, •left-bander with• •·O hi• start, allowed four hits aod record. will get the nod against walked four ln four 1nninal. Ounz. Century. • with Corona del Mar leading, .f•3, the Sea Kings scored five rum to provide Marston with breathing room. After consecutive singles by CdM's Billy Eagle, Andrew Jones and Eric Snell for one run in tbe fifth, Saddleba.ck committed a two- run throwing error on Wes Hocktn· son's socrilJce bunt. . Later, Jpem Sevopolos singled home HodrJnaon for the fourth CdM run of the inning, then the~ Kings scored again on another Sad- dleback error. In the third inning, Deve Knedit reached eecond on an enor -.S scored on Keltb Long'I double. Long ICONd -a.gle'I ...... tbiiD Begle ltOle MCond and came borM on snen-. tingle. er, c.aUed up from the Jf/ for the In U. bottom ol the Mh lmdng \.' J;;';.:;.__:::::=:i;~:...;.;..~--~:;._--------......;.,----l;,----~----------.....:-.-----~~~-'-----~----i....-....---------1~-------_..-~~---- Daily Pilot MESA CONTINUED FROM 6 Franco stranded two run- ners in the sixth by striking out the first hitter he faced to retire the side. H e walked two in the sev- enth, but left them on, as weU, getting the final out on three called strikes. "This one was good for us: said Franco. whose white pin- striped unifonn was blanketed with dirt. a conces ion to his superstition never to wash it after a loss (Saturday). "Now, 1 can wash my uniform.• Halverson and Stevens were both 2 for 3, wlule Mike Carrasco and Michael McGwre also added singles. Cosld Mesa advances to today's 11 a.m. consolation Costa Mesa's Carlos Franco is tagged out at second by Manny Pedroza while trying to stretch an RBI single into a double after knocking in the go-ahead run in Mesa's 2-1 win over Santa Ana. DON LEACH/ DAILY PILOT semifinal against visiting San- ta Ana ValJey (3·14). The Fal- cons topped Newport Harbor. 8-4, Monday. ,,._ °' ~ COAsT T~ CoNso!.AnoN ~ Costa Mesa 2. s.nta Ana 1 santa Ana 100 000 0 . 1 3 Costa Mesa 011 000 0 • 2 8 I Gomez and Lopez; Costelloe, Fran- co (6) and Carrasco. W • Costelloe, 3-0. L ·Gomez, 1-6. Sv ·Franco (3). 28 • Madrid (SA). SOFTIAll CdM 1-2 in tourney IRVINE -The Corona del Mar High softball team was defeated by Villa Park, 7·4, Monday in the second round of consolation play m the Woodbridge Tournament at Bob Barber Park. M onday:s loss came after the Sea Kings split a pair Saturday, wben they defeat· ed Serra, 7·11 after a 3-2 loss to Faith Baptist. In the victory over Serra, seruor Mi1anou Pham tossed a complete-game two-hitter, while freshman outfielder Ka\nna R.Jdelsche4l\er. caUed COM CONTINUED FROM 6 In the fourth, CdM ddded one run when Danny Whit- taker stngled with two outi>, stole second and scored on an error. Eagle went 2 for 4 with TODAY'S SCHEDULE • Baseball High school · Santa Ana Valley at Costa Mesa, 1 l a.m.; Century at Corona del Mar. 2 p.m.; Santa Ana at Newport Harbor, 2 pm., all con· I I• up from the juruor varsity, wa. 2 for 3 with an RBI. Alissa ZoeUe went 2 for 3 'with an RBI to lead the suc. hit attack against Villa Park. CdM Coach Terry Chns- taano said freshmen Sara Stem dlld Aroka Gaar also performed well m thel! first varsity acbon, after spending the season with the N. Sophomore Meaghan Bunney had a double and drove m a run w1th a walk against Villa Park. CdM (9·7) returns to tour- nament play with two games Saturday, dgamst opponent!> to be detemuned one RBI. while Snell went 2 for 3 with two RBis ,.._ Oii n11 COAsT T- Cof'ONI del Matt 9, Saddleback 3 5addlebac:k 000 300 o 3 7 4 Cd M 003 150 x 9 10 0 Nelson, Valenzuela (S) and Gonza· lez; Dunzer. Marston (5) and McK· eever W -Dunzer. 1 I L · Nelson. Sv • Marston, 1 28 Long (CdM). Knecht (CdM). solat1on games in Pride of the Coast Tournament: Estancia at Templeton Tournament Community college Saddleback at Orange Coast, 2 p m. College -The Master's at Van· guard University. 3 p.m. Tuesday, April 17, 2001 7 DEEP SEA MONDAY'S COUNTS Ne""'*1 l.llndng • 2 boats; 34 anglers. 1 calKo bass, 13 sand bass. 1 hallbut. 6 rodtfish, 22 sculpin, 2 ~ad. 1 white- fish, 3 sole, 2 l'NICkerel o.wys Lodt• • 4 boats, 112 anglers. l 16 bonito. 25 cahco bass, 15 sand bass, 2 halibut 135 rockflsh, 129 whitefish, 27 red snapper, 15 shttphead. 13 sculptn, 63 blue perch HAPPY BIRTHDAY r--------------------, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I L--------------------~ I ~Mnml( 'Mi.c*>lUSll ~*>mSll ~*'TUSll ~NOTmll ~NOmSll M~NOTUSll ~~11 ~NOTUSll PU8UC NOTICO I NOTICE TO NOTICl!'OFTRUSTEE'S Fictitious Business STATEMENT OF Fictitious BualneH Fictitious Business son or by your attorney t>ate Code section 9100 prov1s10ns ol Ca1tlorn1a len than one hunared CREDfTORS SALE Na e Statement ABANDONMENT OF Name Statement Name Statement IF VOU ARE A CRED· ThO lime for Ming claims BuSJness and percent IHJO'lol of tM 10- m ITOA OI contingent cred-will not expire before Profession& Code lal bod pnce and turno'>ll OF BULK SAL.£ TS No 01~ Loin No The lollowmg persons USE OF FICTmOUS The tollowing persons The following persons •IOI of the deceased you four months trom the Sectt0n 7028 15 and cert1hcates evidencing {Notice )Mlf9uant to n9t805 Trte Order No are dooll!I business as BUSINESS NAME 81~ ~ ~ asw a~e ~wi::b5~~1S must tire your cta1m with hearing date notoced Puoloc Con1ract Cooe tnal the requ•reo 1nsu• UCCS.C.t105) ono1191S In~ Conf1den1 Com· The following person(s) a.11 ros n e ""'"'"'Y rhe court and ma11 a abOve Sec:tlOll 3300 the O'Nner ance Iii 1n elfl!C1 1n ~ NOTICE IS HEREBY No 1659738729 N'N No municauon. 9582 Hamil-has (have) 1bandorled Balboa Blvd Newpon 9610 Hamilton Ave copy to the personal rep· vou MAV EXAMINE requires tha1 the b400er amounts sci forth n me GIVEN that a blilll ule i$ 93009 7111 Ion •i342 Huntington the use o( the ftciJllOUS Beach. CA 9266t Hunti~gton Beach CA resen1a11ve appotnte<I by 1he hie kept by ttle court possess rhe ctass1· general cond11tons I~ lbout to be made YOU AAE IN DEFAULT Beactl. CA 92646 business name. Cra~ Cunis Smith. 9264 the court w1th1n four II you are a person In f1ca11on 01 contractors 1he even• ol ta1lure to The name(a) and IJNOER A OEEO OF Christine Marie HMC Reel Estate ~2t rt B~tboah Bt~A 96f~'"~~~llto~ag;;: months tram the dale of terestod 1n the estate. license no1ed aboVe al enter into the con1rac1 .............. , ) ot TRUST. OATEO 03/25193 Dausch. 1300 Adams Group. 1060-A Calle Ne-ewpo eac · B h CA the first !Ssuance ot lei· you may hie with the the lime the b•d is and e~ecute the re blaness -~• UNlESS YOO TAKE Avenue. #7R Costa goc10 San Clemente. 9266 I Huntmgton eac ters as PIO\llded in Pro-oou11 a Reques1 fOf ~ submitted Pursuant to quired documents suc:h "" ..a.(1) la/are. ACTION TO PROTECT Mesa, CA 92626 California. 92673 Rosemary Smith 521 92646 bate Code sectl()l'I 9t00 c1at Notice 1form DE Busi0ess and btd secunty ""'' be 10< BRUCE GENGER. 192 YOUR PROPERTY IT MAV This bus1n8'1s IS con-The F1Ct1hous Bus•· W Balboa Blvd New· Keven S Shin 9GIO The hmo fa< hlong claims tS41 ol tile l~IOQ ol an 111 Profess•oni. Code te1tect The Fa.tll!UI Pe<· T~ Dnw. Suites ee SOU> AT A 0 PIJBLJC ducted t>v-an tn<!Mduel nes& name referred to P«1 S.ach. CA 92661 Hamilton Ave Hunl· will not expire before venta<y and appraisal ot Section 7028 t5 no tormance Bond snal re 0 I R. llWll, CA SALE IF YOO NEED AH Have you started above was fried •n Or· This business is conj 9;1on geach CA 92646 four months trom lhe estate assets or of any payment Sha" be made mam 111 luN loroe ano el Doing bultnest as: EXPLAHATION OF ™E doing buslOOSS yeg No ange County on d~ed by ~n ~~:d du:i'!J ~~ne~s ~enc~; hearing date noltced pelttK>n or accoun1 as tor worll or matenal un lect mrougn tl'le guaran INTEWSCAN NATURE OF THE Ctlristtne mOrle 07/26/00 ave Y u ? aoove provided on Probate der the coniract unless tee periOd as specified in Al Oltl8f t>usineu p EEOING AGAINST Dausch FILE NO 20006835348 doing business yet partnership VOU MAY EXAMINE Code section 1250 A and unt~ the R&q15trar of lhe gnneral ~hons name(&) and addreu(es) voROC YOU SHOUl..O This slatement was HoUy MIChelte Moorer· Vas. Otl0t/9t Have you 11;n~ the Mo kept by ttie court Requesr IOI Spec.al No-Contractors verohes to ihe DISTRICT r~ UMd by 11'9 aeller(s) CO~ACT A LAWYER hied with the County Kincaid t060·A Calle ~raig Cu~iS ~irh ~ ~ne~a:a9~1 11 you are 8 per.;on 1n· uce form is available tile Otstncl that the con-servn 1t1e ngtll 10 re,ec1 wittWa 1111 put lhree Nola., .._.... ... ..., lhal Ctelll !_~ange County Negoc:io San Clemen1e. 11 J115 t~a ~i:e"co:n8tys :h":sa 5tatement was 1erested in lhe es1a1e trom rhe court clelll tractor was properly any or 111 l><ds or to _, by the ·~-, ... on 03.vu<vvl Cafiforma 92673 1 e wi ... you may file with the Attorney for Petitioner l.oensed al tile t•me Ille ""a1vo any rregulant·es years 11 Ila CTC Rue Ellata ~ 20016856864 ThtS business is con· Clerlt ol Orange Coon!y Med wnh 111" County court a Roquest !or Spa STEPHEN S ASAKI, bid was subminect Any Of mformallt•es "' any aelleoi•). la/are FKA CTC Forec:tosu.'e Dally Pllol Mar 27 Apr ducted by an lrldrvldual on 03/30/200l Clelll 01 Orllnge County cial Notice (lorm OE ESQ. contractor not so b<ls or 1n lt!e brdd•llQ INTEWSCANS. ..... 2 1 7 6 SeMC8S c:orixnuon. •• 31 10, 17, 2001 T365 Holly Michelle Moorer· 0 1 P !ooi:e&go~) on 04~J16860865 154) of the hltng of an m WHhlngton Mutual licensed 1s sub1ect to As required by Section Tec:hnololw, "'"' 1 • OOly ·~ INS1" Kincaid ai Y llol pr · 1 · t ventory and appraisal ol Bank Bldg. penantes under the law 1773 ol the Celitom1& INlne. CA92918 punuanl IO IN Deed °' Fictitious Business This statement was ?41 2001 T37 ~:ityM P~t ~t tO'rd:s esta1e assets or ol any 3502 KATELLA AVE.. and the contract w1H be l.al>Or Code tne Director The location in Trull 0~ by CRAIG A. Name Statement hted w11h the County NOTICE OF -· ay • pe111ion or account as STE. 206 considered void II the of lhe Department or In Cltibnil d 1111 cNel ARMSTRONG AHO LISA S The fo"-~···pets-· Clertl of Orange County PUBLIC SALE Fictitious Business provided in Probate LOS ALAMITOS. CA hcen5e class1hca1ton dustnal RelatlO'IS of Ille uecutiYe ofllc:e ol the AAMSTRONG HUS8AHD ,..,.,. "'"" on 031291200I Code sectiOO 1250 A 90720 spec.f1e<1 here1naher ~ S1a1e of C1llfom11 hu Mier II/Irr Same AHO WIFE AS JOINT ere doing as 20016859972 The m101 storage faCll· Name St.atement ReQuesi fOJ 5peoa1 No-Publlshed Newport !hat ot 1 ·spec.ally oon· dfltermilled Ille general The name(•) and ~NAHTS Cllled 03/26/93 K1ncatd Real Estate Dally Pilot APf 3. 10. 17. 11y according to t"': Tiie following persons 11ce 1orm 15 available Beach-Costa Mesa tractor' as det1ned 1n preva11tng rares ol bus11'181S aclclrW of the and rac:orlled 04i'05193, 11 Group 4500 Campus 24, 2QQ t T374 provisions of DIVISIO!l are dOtng buSIOGSS as from the court clerk Dally P1101 April 11 t 7 Section 7058 ol the Cali· wa99s 1n the IOCalrty 1n buyer( ) la/are 1ns1n1nen1 No. ~757. Dnva, •572. Newport ol the Business and J A G Consulting. Attorney for Pe11tloner: 18 200t 1orn1a Business and wh!Cll lh1s worlo. 1s to be A°""'~ON PRINT d Offloal ~ In the Beach. Catllomla, 92660 Protess1ons Code. 26622 Paseo Durango, ASHWORTH, HAYES & WTh389 Professions Code the performed Cop1e\ ot ,.,...,..."' olfa °' N Collnly Hoity M Kincaid, 1465 Fictitious Business Chapter 10, Section San Ju8ll Capistrano, MORAN !1pec1a1ty con1rac101 rhese rate tletermma MANAGEMENT '*'°'°" d ar.ng. CoR1ly Galuy Ortve. Newport Name Statement 2 t 707 (a) hereby ON•• CA 92675 Bernard L Mora.n Esq NOTICE TO awarded the contract IOf hons are on ~ 11 Ille SERVICES. INC . 8856 Slate d calorN """ ,.j S.ach. Cab1omta 92660 The following persons NOTICE OF PUBLIC Jean Go11schafl 28202 Clbol Rd. ' ' CONTRACTORS 1t1<S won Sha~ rtsetf con-DISTRICT and c~s E Gage Avenue. Loi 05/0llOl 11 2:0of'M Al Th11 business 1s con-are domg buS1neSS as SALE 26622 Peseo Durango Ste. too CALLING FOR BIDS stl\JCI a ma,c>11ty of Ille may oe obtained upon Angeles, CA 900'0 on Nor1tl fnJnC ~ IO ducted by an llldMduat H & 0 TV SERVICE E )(TA A s ELF San Juan Cep1strano Laguna Niguel CA wor1< WI llCCOfdance 11t11h request The conlrtJCIOr The ..-. being Ille r-.-.. CounhouM 700 Have you started CENTER. 16262 Shasta STORAGE will conduct CA 9267& 92g77•1247 · Sc!loot Distnct the provisions of Calrfa<· shall post a copy of lold 119 =ly Ille,,__ "1 w domg business yet? No Ln • Fountain Vahey, CA a public sale ot the con· This business Is con· Published Newport Honu~ Beach Union noa 6us1ness and tl'leSe rares at each fOb de9aibed 11: er ~ Center Or!Yt Ml. Hofty M. Kincaid 92708 1en11 ot the storeoe dueled by en tndlVldual Beach Costa Mesa High O.stnct Profess10ns Code site The con1rac1or and aoftware and hi are s.tu 1-M. CA 111 public This statement was My Dao. 509 S Har· space(s) named below, Have you started Da~y Pilol Apnl 11 17 Obtain Documents SectlOll 7059 any subeontractoi under and. mllcllllneool olllce eudlon. '° Ille hoGt*4 hied Wlttl the County bor, Santa Ana CA with the contents be.;::? doing buS1ness yet? No 18 2001 and Bid Due 81 Hunt· Time is ot the es· 11 snan pay not -~ lhan IUmlltW1ga and ~~~or~-: Ciarlo. ot Orange County 92704 sold to ~~~st ol. Jean Gottschall · WTh386 ~.~~n Sc~9!~h Di~~~~ 5el1Ctl AM wor11 must be the specif~ p<eva11tnq _. ...... .,...,...., ,..,_ on 03/29/2001 This busmess is coo-der for 1a ... .,. money Th•s statement was --,2 completed w1thm 21 ra1es of .. ages to an equpnent ....._..., t 11A II bme °'Nie. II nOlll. 2001118511974 ducted by an lfldMduaJ lhe United States ol Med with the County BSC 10554 •O 51 Yon.t~wn Als• consecu11ve calendar wort11111 employed by and are """""'" 1 1111e. "'° 1n1ereea ~ Daily Pilot A.pr 3, 10 t7 Have you slarted America (cash) Clerk of Orange County NOTICE OF PurchaSJng oom 1 days from tile dote spec· inem "' tt>e executlOl'I ot 192 Tacllnology Drive, 10 end now Mid by rt uncler 24. 2901 T375 doing business ye1? The sate is beiog held on 04/05/2001 PETITION Hunungton Beach CA 1foed on the Notice 10 the contract SuitesO&R,llVINl,CA t11<1 0..0 °' Tnist. In the Yes. 3120/0t 10 satisfy a landlotd'a 2001fS860703 TO ADMINISTER ::"4~~141 964·3339 Proceed issued by the No b•dOer mey The bUlk Ille la property .. iuetld In Mid My Dao llen and will be hold at Dally Piiot A.pr 10. 17. ESTATE OF· Due Date FNday. Aix~ D1st11ct Failure 10 com· w1thdlaw any l>td tor a lnl8nded to be County and Slalt llld 11 Fictitious Bualneaa This statement was 17692 Sampson Ln · 24. Max 11 W1 T388 · 27 2001 at 2 00 pm plele the worlt Within the penod of suety 1601 dav!. ~ at the more f\tly OMc:nbed 1n lht Name Statement hle<I w11h 1he Counry Hun11ng1on Beach CA ISABEL M. NOTICE IS HEREBY lime set t~h here;n will aVter the dale ser 10< the OClk:e of JOHN KELLY 9110Ve rel..-Oeld al The lollow1no persons Clertl ol Orange County 92647 on April 25. 2001 B SC 10555 HORGEN result WI the imposition ol open.ng of bods ASTOR. Esq., ASTOR & Trull The sweet .-.. are doing ~~ as on ()4,Q2J2001 at t2 Pm NOTICE OF CASE NO. A207G43 GIVEN ltlar lhe Hunt· ltquldaled damages tor Pursuanl to Sec1100 PHIWPS. 333 City "'° ouw conman Pacific Legends 3617 20016860146 Auctioneef's Name KE PETITION To all heirs, benefl mgton Beach Union each day ol delay 111 the 22300 o1 tile Puolic Con 8outevatd WMt. #705 delqlatlon 11 eny d Ille E Coast Highway Daily Pilot A.pr 3 10 17. Auction TO ADMINISTER c1anes creditors cont Htgll ~ly°Ctr::;i Or· amount ol 5100 per day lract Code tne contract Orange CA 928e8 and rut ~ ~ Corona del Mar. CA 24, 2901 T378 Phone • (909)863·113t 1ngen1 creditors, and :~ i::~nd thr~s Each 01dder shall will contain provision~ ........:........._. Ille date 11 llUf'POrlld to t>e: 92625 Address P 0 Box 508, ESTATE OF: persons wtio may other G Bo d hE subm11. on the form perm1111ng lhl!' 5uc !'t;;~3 200--1 :9 SANTA ANA AVENUE COM Travel Service, Fictitious Business Patton. CA 92369 ELEANOR S. wise be 1n1eres1ed 111 the tn~~.:~"~~lerr~ 10 er:~ tumtshed with the coo· ceutul bidder to .. l'he' lk Ille • , COSTA MESA. CA. (CA) 3617 E Coast Name Stetement 13ond• K-050 19-4 GREENE will or tstaia oi both. ol OISTRICi' ""'" r-tve 1rac1 ~a e list of subs11tute secunhes for bu 11 ' The ,....___. Highway Corona det The totlowmg persons The public IS llW•led lo aka ELEANOR ISABEL M HORGEN bu lat than the p<opose<J subcon· any moneyt witnneld by eublect to Califomla 92927 ----Mar. CA 92625 attend Terms are caall GREENE A PETITION FOR up ro 1 not ei tractors on INS prot41e1 the 0.5toct 10 9fl5ure tMlibm Commerclal Trustee d!9dlilrr9 ""'I This business 11 C(l(I· aC=h~ p~. onty Owner reserves CASE NO. A207080 PAOBA TE has been the above-staled lime as requ111d by Ille perlofmance u<lder lhe Code Sedlon 6109.2. lebl!Y lor ""'I::;::: ducted by a COfl)0(8tlOO tice Management Solu· the nght to bid To 811 heirs. beneh· filed by SANORA M ::':::' ofbi~~nlr~o~s 1::! Sutllett•ng and Subcon· conlraC1 or permitting The name and d lie lll'MI Heve you started tions 2413 w Mar18n A gener.I descnptlOO of BAIJTISTA in Ille Supe· tract•ng F111 Practices payment ol re1en110ns eddreu of the panon Olllet common ~uon. doing business yet? Ave . Anaheim, CA the propeny bell'lg sold, cianes. creditors, cont· rior Court of Calllomia, tti;,~~:;:"'\:~~ . Act Public Con1rac1 earned directly ir•to wfttl whom clllml mey be 11 any, lllCIWn herein. The ves, 1955 92804 along wlltl the Identity ol ~~=:;.;1 =1~~~· ~~ County ol ORANGE Reroohng Buildlng •0 • Code Secllon 4 tOO et escrow "'8o Is JOHN KELLY 10lll emount d Ille llnPlld COM Travel ServlGe Evangeline J Berry, the ()ccypan1 renting the WISe be IOlere~ted in the THE PETITION FOR 81 Weslminster Higl'I seq BY: Govemln9 Botrd ASTOR. Esq. ASTOR & blill'ICI "'4111 lnlerMI Alalfl Bemard, Pf8sldent 2413 W Manan Ave space are ca! INOotlows wil 0< estate, O< both. of· PR08ATE requests ltlat School Each bod W. be ac· Slgntd: PHIWPS '333 Qty '*"°" al Ille obljgltion ThlS statement was Anahetm CA 92804 SPA "' • GREE E SANORA M BAllTISTA Manda Job w lk companied by • cefllflt!d IS/ Su9I al.ane, ' #7o6. MCUr9CI by Ill P'Ol*'Y IO hied with 1he County Th bu OCCUPANT ELEANOR S N be appotnled as per tory 1 0< castw• c:tiec:k or bid Director Procur .. Boulevard,. .. ~~ • ......,4 lie eoro plUI r-*ill Clertl of Onlnoe COUfllY '5 110951~1 PROPERTY •ka ELEANOR sonar rGPfesent.atrve 10 ~8am200~~= bond .., an amount not ment/Energy Con· Orange, "" •'-"-" eall"nl18d C101ia. ~ on 04J061200I cllcled by an d DESCRIPTION GREENE lldmtnisltr the estate ot less than ltll percent .. rvatlon FAX NO. (714) ~ "'°~et thelme al 200l 6fl0797 Have you starte B·212, MICHAEL A PETITION FOR tile decedent ~School 14325 (1o-i.) ol IN total btd Published Newport end"" lal1 day for fllng "'lnlllaf pdc:atjon rJ Ille Detty Pilot Apr 17, 24. ~~~gF~:~e~;, J;,1,7 SUTTON, Boxes. ~~o::i~T ~~~N~~~ THE PETITION ro· ~911 St ::s prlct. peyabte to the Beach Costa MH• dllma by ttrY c:redllot Holc:I al sate II May t1 8. 20()1 T396 Evangeline J Berry Furniture. T v.. the Suponor CQ'un of quest• the decedent's ~";~er. t0ense DISTRICT as a guaran· Daily Piiot A.pnl 10 17 111911 be Mey 2. ~1. 1108341 &9 II ts poQlble This etatement was Suitcase 0 0 Callfoml1, County of Win and codicils, ~ any 8.ds shell be recelVtd tee that tile blddel rl •ts 2001 wtictl 11 h ~day ""81 1119 111ne a1 u1e the filed wtth the <:ounty 0·214, A BERT OR .. NGE be admrrted to probate _ 1 .. _ place ,......,111._. proposal is accepted ;r389 beb9 h entidpstld GPdlO bid nwy 11e lea STATEMENT OF Clerit of Orange County VISSCHERS, Mattreas· THE PETITION FOR The Wil end any codlclla ;bo-.:; end ;haj; ';; a/\811 promptly execute .... dMI 9')90fted ,_Ill lolel ~ ABANDONMENT Ot::_ on 03/12/2001 Futon, Deslt SONNY PROBATE requests that are av111a1>1e tor ea-opened and pubhcly the AgrMmenl lumlsll a ~ oi. In addllloll IO c.n. lie USE OF FICTITlOUS 20011857166 B·258• PAT TIERNEY be ap-aminatlOll .., tile file kept read aloud al tne above-satl$fad0ry Fallttlul Per· ,....._.~ 13 2001 I S N'"ME ,...,..., ""-• ~ 10 17 ANDERSON. by the court formance Bond 1n an .._, • TM* .. acaiill c:Wlllr'• BUS HES .. ......., r....,. . • Big Screen TV. Tools. pointed u perwonal rep. THE PETITION re· 11a1e<1 date time and amounl not tess than JOHN EL.LY ASTOR, cfltdca cir-on • lllle or Tht following pereon(•) 24, ¥11Y I.I !385 Receiver, Boies, Bike resentatlve lo ldminlSter quests 1u1ho11ty to ad place Plans and 1?9Clfl· one hundred percent Buy91'(t) ne11on11 l:llnll. • ~ hH (have) abandoned Raclc. Bnelcase. the astato ol the dace-minister the estate under cations e'8 on rile 111 the (l00%) 01 the total bid Newport Beec:h-<:osta """" by • llMI or _., ltie use of the ~tklos Fictitious Business Vacuum, Baby 8uoov dent the tn<lopondenl Admln-address kstoo abcwe lumlSh Pit t Meu Oeiy Cfd lftOll, or ' c:nedr buslntN name Heme Stet~nt C-069, JOE' MAATNO, THE PETITION re· lllretlon ot Estates Act In ~nee with Iha c Ill an ~ CNe0834e BSC1oeo5 ~by a 911te or llOllll H M C. 1060·A Calle Tht tollo'#ing per.ans GarOlln Tool. 2 Mower. ~st• the decedenl s (Thil Authollty \11111 allow J.frt 17, 2001 l9WIOI end lolfl ~· San Clemente. .,. doing bu1fness u. W11her, 5 LaddH, and oodlala. If any lht ptflOnal repreMnt· -*"'-MW9 Ca omia 92873 Revelatk>n D11ton1 Gran Blower, Whfft. bt ~ 10 probate a1111e to take many ac· 11MOOMan.or19W9bel* Tht Fictitious Busi and Christian Clothing, barrow, Chain Saw. The Wrl and any OOCllCola t1001 wllhoul obtaming ..,..., "5edlorl 5102 o1 neu name referred to 1380 Village Way. #1, GraM Sp<eader, Box... art available tor u· court apptoval a.to,. lhl l'tntnctel Codi end above WU flied In Or· ea.ta Mesa, CA 92626 Furniture llMlation 111 the file kept taking cen1in verv im· IUflor!ZlldlDdo~ltl ~ Coonly on David E Lopez, 1380 C·221. DENISE byT~ a;:~TtTtON re-por11n1 actions. hOw· ........ Slid ...... lie ~Lo,~ 1991)6780967 Village Way, .,, Costa BRADBURN, Tablea. quests authonty to Id· aver. !he peflOl'lll ..... l'Mdl. n Ill •AS 11" Mnllu Mictltlle Moofef MNI. CA 11262& Chairl, ClolhesD NNA "*'°'* Ille "111• under l«llatlve Wit bt f9QUlftd CllllClllDn. 11111 ...._ .,;_:::(id, 1,,,,.,. A Ca~ This buelnas iS con-C-280, IA ... _ hldepetldent Adrnln-10 give nota to 1n _,.,. °' ~ ...... _ VVV" ~ ...,. .,, lndMdll8I McGRATH. Fum1tu,. u19 "'"*' ptrlOllS un6Ms _.... 16 .......-, Negodo, San Cltmtnta, Have-' you started Plano/01oan, Cloth, istrabon of Esi.tee Act -...., heYe w8lYed nota ,...,.,. ... ......-i Calitomll 92873 doing bulinesl ~ No Vloeoa {T'h!t AU'ltlontf1 Wlfl allow or con .. 111.cs to lht 16 ~to 18.Wt Thll buslnell 11 con· Dellld E Lopez E·017, JAMES BUT· tht pertona repreMnt· l>f'OPoMCI action.) The 111 llodfttld'*8 NCUnld ~ ~ ~-Thia atatement was LEA. Waahtr, Dryer. ~!! ':,,= ':~:in=:; lnoependent admlnla· ~ .., Died o1 Tr-. Kincaid flied With the County Compu~ lrlnler, court approval 8alofl tration authoflty will be ~ ......, Wiii Thia atatement wH Clerk of Orange County BoXff. umtture. t.akino oertaln very Im· oranled unlau an In· ...... • ~ .ftd 111 Mad Wiit\ the County on 03/30r'2001 Bl<:ycle, Golt Club9, ......... t actlOnt, how· ~ ptflOfl hln .,, ~ 111111 NIM 20011HOOS7 Sale, SICis ,...,_, oo,ec110n to h pttlljOr1 STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?. :.::, ~ _, Deed ol Cletit~~ Coonly Delly Pi1oc. 3, 10, 17, E·03t. MIC= ::.:: ~,.::::; and WWI good c:awa T• ........ ""°" on 2001111H71 24• 2001 .Tm ~l<y~'wullaf: IO Olvt notlca 10 in. ;:z.r;.~~ not ••••••••••• • prMMcl ~ ~ D~ P1IOt •· 3, 10.:J7, ~ Dtyef. Alt Ceblnet. le<Nted ~ unlna A HEAAINO on the '*" -. ----241 2001 .!.!!l3 •tn c:omp1111noa with Ille waoon. sntllt, Boll .. , they hew •e!V«I nooce P8C11loll w11 bt held on ...,.. of "' 1l\lllM Public llllf)tC110n Ra· Mieioweve. &na• H8nd Of coneanted to the MAY 10. 2001 •I 1.30 llld 111 .. _,......., t, quirement of Pflvele Tooll, Stooll ptopoetd KIJOn I The pm 111 ~ L73 io. -Deed fl,..,_, a... F1ctttloue luelMM Ctwlrbble ~lion. E.OS4 L~ COl· lndepe*nt 1.dm<n11· Cll'8d •t :Ml The City ~OI01 CT'C ,_... ..._ Nemt ~ and • ~ lot lhe UHS. 81cyde, F'urnllunl, lflllOll •utnonty Wll be Offve ~ e>r.nge, ltllllOla ~ CT'C The lollowerlg penone P~F. !!.,I AT~~~ T'.V., Atlrlget11or. gran'8d ~ ... (Ill ::; CA 8291!18 fOl9drmn ltlw:. ere dOlncl ~ M u,. ....,... ..... ._ Boll... ~ Equipc • ~ ,......90 _ -· ,_ tF YOU OBJECT 10 ~ 400 RN't ~ CPA, 27451 Charitable Ttvll ot Aaoordl. Tl'uck Ctrptt _,__, ... ..--· fie Qr1t111na of h pe41-~ w.v. av.-. C~ Mt.alon Vi.Jo, .tlOfn Thomaa lkttaw Kit, Tennta ~ end ~ C8liM tton.-you .no.llcl _,.., ... ~. CA aott CADllMt '1.....,. Theletn. ~Ell~~~ E·209tb D~O ;:::. ~not at fie hMftnO and"* "'*'-' CIOtl i»tatl, 27~"1 ,...,!;,,:;;.,, ........ ._ ""' _ _. -..m lot lex MARTIN, ~ r t, A HEAAINO on IN YQllf objk1IOfll Of Ille .. ~ i-l171-""' ...,.....,., __...., -••-f~, _..,, rletl WfMen ~-Wiii •it Ir. 4'TNllll a. Vle!O CA t2e11 YMt 2000 le~ Aqull!Um, 9fNll T v. ~ wll be held on .,. coun "'°'9 ._ a..r Pnidle M ~. '°' lnepec-.1 Mid ,.. ~ Cate, l"letl-MAY 10. 2001 M 1 30 hetr•ng y0111 •P· CT'C,_... .._..,._11 ~.T~, Alleo ~ ':': ~ 1!19 '°'"' 8o1 ~ ~"'at~ ~3 ~ .....,... _,be In I*' ~ ,... ....., .....,. m. bllMneM i. oon-1no. 1Mne, CA moe. ~~.~~., ~i.1:rt °"" ~. C>nwlf9. ';' M 3l A~ :...= ,;.::-.. ": duotld by. 0011M•• Pfiol'8 ( .... ) ~1'74 le1ch-Co1ta ..... ~ '= 08JECl 90 no.. or cu•-• ftldo _..., ... ""911 .::t:..= ;:~ = ::-~ ~ ~ Plot .. 10. t1, "' ""*" al "' .,... -of.. .. It, Yoll W1. 04''7 .. 1, ,._.. M ~?If II 1IO _. ol HI pub-200t 1111\,·yaw .._.. _.. ::-.:,rur.:-:. ~ n. e........ ... lllfled ~ fMl'I ,. ......... and .. ~ ........... .. ~--tied wt11 .. ~ .... ......,,, of llid yol# llteelO • OI 1le ,,_ ... 19 _...., 111¥ S ELI .. your home through c l a-lf led °"" al qr.,.. Col..; ......... ...., ~-.... ONt ..... tow on OMM001 lllublllllecl Newpof1 ,. CIOUl'I ~ ,. ,..... lllMI ,. -al •1"'1114 .. IOfl·Cotla Mell "9erlnt, Your •P· .. W ..._ of .... ~ •• 3, 10.J!.: -Noc ...... 17, ICI01 ~,,., 1111 II\ pet• ....._ • --"' ,.,.. ~1 ~ ' Tiii ,..., ............ ' <.~SIFlED 11 '• ll:lC' ..oluUon you're ~--Ing ror-whftJkr you'tt K<eklow • t..lme,1~1. pt'COr O<'W CX'C\l patlof\J 8 Tue,doy. April 17, 2001 f wmj ,.---,..----_-= --] f w-.f f wlDlmJ f ...,.,., __ , -~ BSC 10588 le<ffted f*IOtlt unlMI above. Fl tltl B I PUBL ______ _, .__ _____ _;ii NOTICE OF !hey have waived nociol YOU MAY EXAMINE c ou• ua nne IC NOTICE Flctltloue BuelMU She movtd to Holly· BARKER PETITION °' contented lo the !ht fie kept by Ille COUl1 N•me SUltetMnt TN IMual repon of Name SUlternent wood In 1tn to WOil To ADMINISTER Pfopoted ICtlon l The H you are 1 ~ In-The foflowlng Plr.oN !"' ~rstrom The fofto.-n Pll'IOOI for MGM Studloa, Roy u-11•--• ...._.., lnde~ndent admlnll· ,.,Hied in the estate, are doing ~ II roun<laliOfl II 1v1llable. are doonO ~ u wh9rt she met --. • ..=;"'" -.i::. ESTATE OF: 1r11tton auttionty will bl yov may rile 1111th the Tahiti 1.~•· 38!7 11 Ille addfe1I noted Franoe Ltgtndt. 3017 writer Willer 13: '2001m11Wff1 ... H G IGSIANBBEOLTTL ou ~anted unlHt an In· coun • Requeat f0t Soe CE Cout .. ~I .. '!· C ~w. IOI lln~I tlon E Cout ~. ft...._..,.___ ........ --, NIWpOtt I ... ternted person lllel 111 cial Nolie. (loml OE· orooa ""' ...,., A .,...iog norma ""' ""' COrona def Mar, CA ...,. .. .....,... .,,. ",.,. 9-tl. He .. bom In CASE NO. A207158 obfectlOll IO the pelltioll 154) ol the filing of an In· 0~625 hOu,., by any citi2en 92625 ri9d lftd h9d '-dllf. PontlllC lltchlgM He To all ho111, beMli· and shows good cause venltxy and 1ppra1Nl ot COM Travel Service. wf\O '° reciu-att wllhm COM Travel SeMCe, dNn, Shltla lftd Ellen WM '-. ... In c11riea. credllora, cont· why the couri ll\olil<I not esiale asstlS or ot any <CA), \!6l7 E. Coast l80 days alter put>llca-(CA), 3817 E Co111 Widowed In 1947: 1-~...,...m 1ngen1 creduora and gran1 lh4I authority. pe1lt1011 or ac;oount 11 Highway. Coro!'la dtl lion ol this notloa ol It• Highway. Corona del Doro«hy 1'911 l"Mlded In .. _...,.... Ind Tue1Jn persons wno may Olher· A HEARING on the provided in Probate Mar, CA 92625 avallllbllity Mar, CA 02625 fMwDort 8Mc:h, C.11· for 40 V-S· He Wiii I -be ll'llerested on IN pebtlon wt• be hlld on Code sactlOll 1250 A This bus111e11 It oon· The Seoerstrom Foun-This bu11ne11 I• oon· rornl1 •Inca 1H2, member or J 'St. wdl or 8$181e or both ol MAY 17, 2001 II 1 30 Reques1 IOt Speclal No-dueled by • corporlllon dation. 33l5 FaJNlew dllcted by • COl'p()tllllOfl ..... ___ .. _ ... __ .. 35 Andrews Pretbytwn ISABELL p m 1n Dept L73 lo· tlce foflTl •• available Have you 11a11ed Road, Costa Mesa, CA Have you •tarted ..,_. .... ,_.., Church. HIGGINBOTTOM caled al J.41 The Ctly trom lhe ooun dtlt! dotng bu11ne11 yet? 92626 doing but1nau ytt? wonderful yurs with He la IUNtwd by hla A PETITION FOR Onve South. Orange, Attorney for Petltlonw: Yes. 1955 II ~~f pr:::.:; Y". 1955 Francia l . Tooley. ..,. GnlCll ~ PROBATE hu beon CA 92868 KEVIN M .. FEHRM.ANN, COM Travel S,rvtee COM Travel SeMoe "Wiiiy" touched meny ("•~) ~1 ~--.. hied by LINDA IF vou OBJECT lo ESQ.. SBN 076371 , Alain Bemald PrlSldenl Pubhshed Newporl Alall'I Bernard Preslderll llv.. with her gen. ...... hlld'' ana 9:." .. -,~ PEOTlEA on tne Supe lhe granting of the pell-4425 JAMBOREE RD.. This sta1emen1 was 8each·Coa111 Mua Thts tlalement was erou1 tov., klndnHI c ren. .amor II uor Court ol Calllorma. hon. 'fOlJ should appear 1190, NEWPORT hied with 11141 Coumy Daily Ptlol Apt'1I 17, 200f filed w1tti .Iha County Ind hulnOf, end will be urvlce wlll bt Counry of ORANGE al the hearing and stale BEACH, CA 92660 Cieri! of Or11nge COi/iiiy T397 Clelt! of Orange County lovingly remtfTlbeted Wednffdey, Aprll 19, TH'E PETITION FOR yoor objections or Irle .PubHshed Newpor1 Oii 03129/2001 Fl tltl B I on 03130/2001 ~..__ ...._ .. _,.-...,,., 1t 2:00 p.m. In tht PR08ATE requests thll wntlen obftctlons wllll Beac:h·Costa Meaa 20018859957 c oui us neu 20018160040 ,,., •wv -.... ·-chapel 1t St. AndNws LINDA PEOTIEA be the. court before the Dally Piiot Ap<11 11 23 Daily P11ot Apr 17. 24. Name Stetement' Daily Pilot Apr 17, 24, 111 end Ellen, her PrHbyttrlln Church appotnled 85 personal heanng Your •P· 24, 2001 May 1. 8. 2001 T394 The following persons May 1, 8, 2001 TJ95 gr•ndclllldren Kelley, In Newpor1 Belch wlttl represeneawe 10 adrl'lln pearance may be 111 pet· TM3@0 are doing buSlllelS as Kevin ind Scott -•-._.._ In oste• lhe es1aee of the do $0ll °' by your attorney American auto ads, Ker1t1k1 and Ml J""'"""""' "' ,,_,..., cedent IF YOU ARE A CAEO-Wh t h 'f d 1 179 E. 171h SI Costa ' ry lieu of flowefs friends THE PETITION ro ITOA or COObngelll Cfed-a appens I you on t Mesa CA 92627 I Ind Vlctorl• ShN, u m1y contribute to ques1s aulhorny 10 ad 1tor or Ille deceased, you Sean MacMiiian, 179 115 OllfTUAMI well 11 by Frank Wotld Vlalon Intern. m1111s1er the es1a1e undor must hie your cialm wilh adverti'se?, E 171h St Colle Mesa, Tooley, hll three tlon1I. Arr1ngemtnt1 tho 1noependen1 Adnun, 1he court and mail a CA 92627 dlughtera and grind-by Piclflc View 1seration 01 Est.11os Act copy 10 the personal rep· This business 11 con· DONALDSON children, 1long with Mortuiry Me.f44.27oo PIEllCI W11IEll IBl llOADWAY Mortuary * Chapel Cremation 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 842-9150 Doily Pik>t Sttvldg (OIWy 949.SS 1.4261'· 800.266.111 i CAil JA ~IFIED , TODAY AND GET TIIE WOif> OUT TOMORROW! (949) 642-5678 (Th<s Autho111y will allow resenlalNe a~nted by NO TiHlNG. ducted by an 1nd1vklual many Hltnded famlly -tne personal 1epresen1 1ho coun w11hin lour Have you started Dorothy "W•lll" members '"d friends. r--~-~---~111111--llll!"-ll"!' ________ ,.. 8hve 10 lake many at months lrom the dato of doing bu5'11ess yel? No We celebrete, honor Everyday is a grea .. dr! looros woll'IOUI obea1n1ng the lust issuance of lel· Sean MacMillan Don11d1on Augu1t 1, end carry on the •""rtt 1 ' CllY coun approval ee1ore 1ers as ptOVlded on Pro-This statement was 1907 ·April 13, 2001 fhlt -r in Classified! laking certain very Im bale Code SOCllOll 9100 Call the Class1'f1'eds (949) 642·5678 filed w11h lhe County Born In Brooklyn, New with Wh ch •h• llved po'1anl achons how The lime lor r~ing c:ta1ms Clef1c of Orange Coullly YOik, Dorothy beglll I her Ille. Funer1I Be a part of it ever ltlo personal ropre will not expire before on 04113/2001 dancing and ICtlng ce-1rr1ng1ment1 by · ' sen1e1t1te w~I bo requ11ed lour months from lhe l\i:ill11 Pilot 20016861557 the I Ptclflc View Mortuary ' place your ad fOdayf 10 give no11co 10 in· hearing date noticed lllW.1 Dally Pilot Apr 17, 24, reer at ege 0 13• 949-644·2700. May 1, 8, 2001 T393 949 642·5678 Index If.mm a 1 .... f --•u llMU11111 ~ ....... c.::J •n -•n SERVICE 0IRECTOI2Y -ftH All Your Home .ind Bu5ines Needs -.......... ...., ........ - Ho"' to Plaee A ~IFIEIAD ~, t'n.'\: R~' Phone <11•1 1o 11 ,, ·,111 ., ..... ,, •...! ·.,.-:~ I ........ , ... , .. I I • I 4 .. 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Ill worlt oo this deal from a l'TlllJOf 1n1ema1ional pair evcnL FiN, nolc lhe fanh Sooth pl~ on partner's \IUlneniblc: uverc-illl The good ~ in lpa!ki muni lh111 the uu could prubebly play oppu51te a doubleton and, ince II Aee11'lCd hkcly lluil four hearul would make, goln& down two Joubled would show a profi1 agaln~t a vulnerable game: Wolff led hi~ ~ingleton club Decl~r rose with dumm}•~ ace and unmc:dialcly played lhe ~uecn, king and tM.:e uf diamondi, do..canling 1 hclll1 u Weo;i nilTcd. On~ tM:c lncp, Ea.1, Hamman, followed with cigl11f seven and ~ht of diamonds rc~pcaivelf. Since Ea..~ coultl have played thci.c cards tn any order he chose. it wa.' 00\ltOU.' 10 ..Yest that pattncr was sug-gc<>ung an entry in flc:ln., (Willl no h1g.h card m hcans, East would have played h1' low.:.~1 diamond firll.) We l dullfully led a hean away fmm the occ-king. In wnh 1hc queen, ~ ca•hcd till! f,,.ing ol club-; and gave p:inncr a club ruff Thai pcm1111ed the defcndct"'I lO colla.1 IV.O high ~~. a hart and a club 111 go with their ruff~ m d1amon<b anti clubs, down three for 800 A' I.he canb he, I.hen: wt:n: other way' 10 colh.."Ct \ix tncb agamst four ~padc' doubled. Huwcvcr, they depended on s~1fK: dh tnbutions v.htJc th1~ wa~ a sure thing ::l::~1 .. ---CARtmU:a-/V_AllllUVl ____ l I~~ 11 ·~·I 114-971-2500 ------ otdelnoOlle llrl\lldl '00 Low 7 .500 ml, While, co. (125400) St9.988 NABERS (714)S40=!100 OldtmoOlle Cutlaal '91 V6, Low milet, leather (3t5109) $12.988 ·HABEAS (7t4)S40:!100 ~ &llouellt '98 GlS, Beiga, 181'1 leather. CD (242080) SIS,118 NABERS (714)$40:!100 H GARDENER •• Formally 1ram,d. vast expenenoe, llex houri. refs IVal '*Ill 714-371-1'30 PORSCHE CARRERA '97 Ill t Coupe, ltptromc auto lrans, rear wtll dnve, AC. al power. 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