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Home My WebLink About2000-05-08 - Orange Coast Pilotr:· .. ' I ·-=-=--=-=m'-= ....... -~~ • SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 . ) -.---. . . - ....... SCOOP Sid~ mix-up Ufreaks havoc on Blue Beet A fter the article announcing that Sid's Steakhouse was being closed by the Health Department, Newport's old- ti.mers inundated the Blue Beet with irate phone calls. Me,ssages criticized the man- agement for "lettirtg tQeir restaurant go to hell." The reason? The place used to be called Sid's Blue Beet, after the same owner as the Steakhouse. But current Blue Beet · owner Steve Lewis assures locals that they have •a fabu- lous reputation with the Health Department" and that there's no cause for' concern that it will be closing any time soon. The Health Department decided to legally close the Steakhouse after it found 35 violations -some of which could be considered rude table conversation. However, Sid Soffer, the ever-eccentric ·.. owner who is on the lam in Las Vegas. plans to put up a fight saying he's been treated He's scheduled a hearing with the department on May 15. COLOR BUND7 When researchers dumped 22 gallons of dye into the mouth of the Santa Ana River May l, they were hoping to learn something about the water currents in the area. But the study raised an entirely different quesbon: what color was the dye? The Pilot called it "red," •pink" and "magenta." The · Orange County Register decided it was "bright pink" and the Los Angeles limes went with "magenta." Study organizers, on the other hand, looked at things differently. They called it "reddish-orange." Ah, science! Where would we be without its precision? FUTURE FASHION PlATE OR PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR7 At last week's Newport Beach City Council meeting, a group of UC Irvine students dropped in as part of their urban planning course. One of the more colorfully dressed young men stood up to intro- duce bis classmates and chat with council members. Mayor John Noyes quipped that the loudly dressed fellow might have a future job as head of public works. Looking over at the current head of public works, Don Webb, who was dressed in a spring ensemble with a bright floral tie and check· ered-print jacket -council members and audjence roared with laughter. SEE SCOOP PAGE 6 . The ~_key .. tO beach aCcesS . ~ • Coastal Commissioners say upgrading a weatherwom path is fine, as long as the public.isn't forgotten in the process. Alex Coolman DAILY PILOT CAMEO SHORES -. For years it lay in rubble, the victim of harsh weather and challenging legal restrictions. · But a collapsed beach access way here could finally be repaired, a representative of the Cameo Community Assn. said last week. Commission. The path is impassable be- cause large sec- tio.ns of it have plummeted into the canyon. At the 'point where it ter- minates at the ocean, a small piece of a staircase with a broken bit of a handrail testifies to years of disuse. The private concrete path -which leads from a gated Milford Drive entrance down through Morning Canyon to a secluded beach -suffered serious damage from win- ter rains in 1997 and 1998, according to doc- uments filed with the California Coastal Since last sum.mer, the community asso- ciation has been struggling to come up with a proposal to repair the path that both area residents and the Coastal Commission· will consider acceptable. . A workable p roposal could be ready in the next 30 days, said Barbara Plimpton, a member of the community association's board of directors. . • DON LEAC~ I DAILY PILOT The end of broken down walkway south of Utile Corona beach, below Cameo Shores, lies in state of disrepair. The Coastal Commission wants to repair the walkway to original state, residents SEE CLOSER PAGE 6 want a more ela borate structure. PHO OS BY RYAN RAYBURN I DAILY PILOT Celebrity look alike Arlen Pantel as Austin Powers, entertains ·p:eople at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa on Sunday. Doing a double take I t was a star-studded day at the Orange County Market- place Sunday -or so it seemed at first glance. Look-alike's Dean Combs as Drew Carey and Barbara Hyde as Mimi from the Drew Carey Show entertain the spectators. "I got m touch Wlth these people because I wanted to have some fun," Ruggiero said The 56-year-old Costa Mesa resident said people have stopped bun all his life to ask if he was Rod Stewart. The lack of Regises was not a loss for those shopping at the swap meet, however, since the entertairunent company brought examples of other look-alikes to amaze onlookers. Cher did a number with the Overland Band, while Drew Carey impersonator Dean Combs danced with Barbara Celebrity look-alikes prowled the fairgrounds Sunday looking for a someone who could pass for Regis Philbin. Since the new game show, "Who WantslO Be a Millionaire?,. became a hit there is a great demand for Regis look- alikes, said Marsi Roberson, pro- ducer and co-owner of Animal Crackers Entertainment. Animal Crackers of Lake forest brings in the bands that perform at the marketplace each weekend. This weekend, they offered $100 cash and $1,000 worth of bookings for the best "Regis." Hyde who bears an uncanny resemblance to his nemesis Mimi, tro.m the Drew Carey Show. Unfortunately only a local Rod Stewart, Riccardo Ruggiero, put in an appearance .. -Danette Goulet •. Heavily taxed residents say bond is too much, unfair homeowners must help fix schools their kids will attend. Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT NEWPORT COAST -Sev- eral members of the Newport Coast community, who already pay more property taxes than other homeowners lll Newport Beach, are confident they can gam enough support to keep Measure A from passmg June 6. But other residents of the toastal commuruty who support taxing themselves to fix crum- bling schools say they don't foresee the group gamenng adequate opposition to stop the proposed $110-million school bond. Newport Coast resident Al Willinger LS spearheading the effort to stop the school bond m its tracks, saying it is unfair to homeowners in Mello-Roos dls- tncts such as lus. Res1dents of Mello-Roos dis- tricts pay a speoal tax, which pays off bonds to fund public unprovements. Willinger is trying to gain support in his cornmuruty as well as Newport Ridge, Bonita Village, Castaways and Harbor Cove. where they also pay an addibonal tax "In these communities the folks are paymg their normal 1 % property tax and lll addition they're paymg their Mello-Roos of $1,000 to $2,500 per year. per home,• Willinger said. •All of us whopurchasedherewereaware of this obligation .. . We 1ust strongly believe another layer of truces is unfair and unjustified.• SEE TAX PAGE 6 Impeachment captures ·show at Churchill Dowils r&111 court decision tq allow the county to start spending ~ain on it's plans for an El Toro airport. put the studenu in uniforms. •111 "SMiorftis has totally Sf!t ii'\• WHA1"S AIUW" _J w said. ·s.n1ors ~ ~ srl of It 8l'td don 'f rMlly c..." . .. ... . . .. . •Newport Beach couple Bob and Beverly Lewis are jubilant over horse's victory that they partitilly own. Impeachment, one of th1" bonet that Newport Beach couple Bob and Bever· ly Lewll are part ownen Of, aune from behind Siturday to capture tb1rd plam ln the Kantuckv [)wbv • .. The couple returned home Sunday exhausted, but exhil- arated with $25,000 in their pocket. In the Kentucky Derby, third plac:e t.akel 10% ol the St mlPion pune, said Bob Lewil. Since the couple owm a quarter of Impeachment they walked away with 125,000 of the $100,000 be brought bll ownen. •He ru tbtrd. and in the flrlt quuW Jlille WU running 19th. at the YarY end ...a doled that dlltance -It WU SEE HOME MGI I •1 just with ttt.y ~ filing a refwwKlum to purchase ttt. 1¥111 Mtd k"P It Of*'~· .. -Newport lffch ,..nnlng Commlnk>Mf Miile .,. .... ,. on efforts by Dunes opponents to put • ret.ren- dum Of) the~ betlot to overtum dty approval for the propoMd hotel. -n..y Jltould think long and lwd bdn .,.., Sfllrt fdfn9 dn"'* .. ,,..,,.. " .,,,, ~ utd b oww Md .,. ,., 'Mt ,_,,..., ...... _ .............. WOIMI' fw • '°""' County ~ ........ °''°"' ., want to know when~ m. /Gt tlrN JOINOody dl«J from • cockro«1t 1• -1611 .....,, owner of Ski's s~ on 11119ged ~ tioN ctt.d by thit county hMltt\ offtdah. ., think • lot of .,.. ,,.,.,,0 showN • COt1CWn b«.._ of ovr ~ on d9e l>Hch. Ow Irids .,.. '"""" wttlt .,.. publk. wltlt 04Jf P'a1f1"04l'NI on m. bNdl. So to " ... to dN;fy .. "*" """*"'"". -V. .. iht011M1.e Necuport......,~ ................... r-.t dld11l1n _,..... tlD ClmRD5 ' -Newport Harbor High Schoot student .... NUCllRll5 I .._...,one of the a.. at· 2000. Sl'all5 7 .,.,,, }uJ't 1..,,py d»t ., our friends CMN out todly-.Mb ..... ,,.,,. wflo kMW and bied Siem and.,.,.., ... , blOW dlty . '°" me .wl I btOW .,.... '°'1ii ..., .. ,. lw and fNn _,.,.. fO!ttf ID "' )OU flwau9't It. • .......... -a..-..... llt•---· fledtk ~ .......... PM. tlD s. 2 Monday, Moy 8, 2000 Terrance Philips THE HARBOR COLUMN Think about your boat slip first T he boat industry appears to be slipping. When I say slipping, I don't mean sliding. In fact, the monthly rental slips fees are esca- lating to oftentimes costing boat owners more than their monthly boat payment. ~ It's all a function of supply and demand. Larger slips accommodat- ing vessels 35 feet to 40 feet and above are difficult to locate. For ves- sels in the 50-foot and above lengths, slips are almost impossible to find. There are other issues-associat- ed with slip rental fees that must be taken into consideration. The condition of the docks and pilings; trash facilities; pump-out station accessibility; location of your slip from the parking lot and if ade- quate, overnight parking privileges are available. for the Bellport Group, an organi- -; . -' ... I ' MOtor Yaclii_.._~. Seyelyn II · Deity Pilot PHOTOS BY BRIAN P08UOA I DAl.Y PILOT Carpenters Alllster Mcintosh. back. and John Ward work to assemble the wood frame of a tugboat in the Newport Harbor Shipyard. James Nicoletti Is the general L~ h manager and director of operations a Q zati an ges California '--t--____.__ T ma~as.Hes~dBellportopera~s i ~~-· -~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ · the Peninsula and Bair marinas in the San Francisco Bay area as well ~d~t~~~~~:~~ C::~a1;%:: Dusty, gray fiberglass bathtub will be transformed intQ a beautiful shiny tugboat represent approximately 20 slips in Newport Harbor. "It's definitely an issue of supp and demand. As long as market conditions continue as.they have, I don't see any reduction in slip fees,· Nicoletti said. The slips that Bellport controls can run from $11 a foot up to as much as $29.10 a foot. The largest vessel Bellport accommodates in Newport Harbor is 140-feet in length. Larger vessels are usually docked in the Udo Shipyard area; however, the Bayshore Marina has 9 slips 83-feet in length as well. Private dock space such as the Bal- boa Bay Club can also accommo- date large vessels. If you're think- ing about buying a boat of any length, you must take into consid- eration where you are going to -dock, especially if it's a larger boat. ln addition to finding a slip, you must take into consideration other issues. inexperienced boaters should balance their experience with the easy or not-so-easy acces- sibility of docking. Other items are: wind conditions at your marina; speed of currents; width of your slip vs. beam of the boat; location of the slip; relationship to bridges and rocks; shoal; and the position- ing of your neighbors boat and the difficulty in maneuvering around other bows or swim steps. Take each of these things into consideration before you leave the dock -in fact, before you rent a slip. As in any activity or sport that requires a degree of expertise, you should attend seamanship, sdfety and navigation classes prior to OP4;rating a boat. • TEIUtANCE PHIWPS Is the Daily Pilot's boating writer. His column runs Mondays. VOL 94, NO. 109 1"0MAS H. IOHHSON. Publisher TONYDOOaO, Editor .... MGl.AND. Senior City Editor Ma-La ~OtyEdltor llWICY OtmVIR, ~Editor .,.. CAlatol\ Sports Editor MMCMMT'IN. "'*Editor ......... N9wllchor WMIU._ ==: .. CllllMed Mts: 1111118 a.w•••• ,. ... ,ICAllll• ... ? ........ Otl9f flnlncW OMc9t ' .. "' Mcintosh d.rWa boles in a board as be works on a tug boat in the Newport Harbor Shipyard. What's AFLOAT Alex Coolman something that 75-year-old Ward DAILY Pllor and 60-year-old Mcintosh have been doing for ~longtime. B efore a boat looks beautiful, The men, a pair of Scots, both it looks like this. Before it bas started their trades when they were a glossy white hull or creamy 16-year-olds in their native land. wooden rails, it looks like this. "Everybody in Sa>tland, when In the lot of Ne\vport Harbor you leave school at 15, unless you Shipyard, ~er Mcintosh and want to be a banker, you become a John Ward are at work on some-coal miner or you work on the farm thing that looks like a dusty gray or you get a trade,• Mcintosh said. fibergla.s& bathtub. . The trade he learned was making What the two men - a boat salmon-fishing boats in Newburgh, builder and a shipwright, respec-Sa>tland, along the river Tuy. lively -can see in the dull shape Ward, who is from Glasgow is the artful vessel it will eventual-originally and spent· time working ly become: a snug, 24-foot tugboat in the shipyard that produced the with a gleaming teak. deck and a Queen Mary, said almost six tidy, efficient deckhouse. decades of toil haven't dulled the That's what it will be after a lot appeal of the job. of work. For now it's just a ttib and "Every boat is something dif- a pile of wood stacked up next to ferent," he said, taking a break a band saw. from installing the foundation 'tor 'D'ansfonning these mundane the tugboat's deckhouse. ingredients into boats that bring The handiwork-Of the two men tears of joy to seagoing eyes is . floats in many Newport slips. The at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Registration is $39. For more infor- mation. call (949) 645-9412. be distributed to all registrants. The trip is $259. For more informa- tion, call (949) 645-9412. woodwork on Windward Passage was installed in part by Mcintosh, and he can also recall doing some _ repair jobs on John Wayne's old boat, The Wild Goose. And the little tugboat they're working on will have a home on Balboa Island when it's finished. The ship is beir\g prepared for Island resident Mike Craig. The design of the tug is drawn from boats originally used by log- ging companies, said Jesse Salem, the owner of the shipyard. •When the timber industry cuts down fir trees, they use these boats to undo the logjams,• he said. Craig's plans for the tug, Salem believes, have more to do with pleasure than business. But most importantly, Mcintosh said, the new owner plans to fly a Scottish Dag from the tug. "He's got some Scottish blood in him,• Mcintosh noted. And so does the boat. • . • WHArs AR.OAT ruos periodically In the Daily Pilot on a rotat~ basis. If you know of an event or actMty that could appear in this column, please mail the Information to Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa 92627; fax It to (949) 646-4170; or e-mail it to dallypllotOlati~com . OCC'I ..rung program wW ofleT a weekend excursion to Catalina May 20-21 aboard the college's Cal 48, Glin de Mar. The cruise is designed for sailors with at least intemtediate-level skills. Gli.n He Mar wiU be ready for boarding at 9 a.m. Saturday at the college's Sell- ing Center, 1801 W. Pacific Coast Highway, Newport Beach. She will return at 5 p.m. Sunday. Glln de Mar iB fast and comfortable. A rec- onunended gear/clothing list will OCC's Salllng Program bat sched- uled 11 non-credit beginning sail- ing classes during June and July. The five-week classes will meet on successive Saturday or Sunday mornings, from 9 a .m. to 1 p.m. at OCC's Sailing Center, 1801 W. Pacific Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Weeklong classes will be Mondays through Fridays from 1:15 to 5:15 p.m . Evening classes will be from 5:15 to 7:45 p.m. Reg- istration is $95. For more fnfonna- tion, call (949) 645-9412. Eleven spectacular Puget Sound educational cruises have been scheduled for this summer aboard OCC's Norwester, a classic 75-foot w09den motor yacht that intro- duced actor John Wayne to yacht- ing five decades ago. It will mark the third sununer that Norwester has ta.ken students and community members on auises through Puget Sound. Excursions are set to run June 17-24, June 30 .July 6, July 8- 14, July 16-22, July 28-Aug.3, Aug. 5-11, Aug. 14-19, Aug. 25-31, Sept. 2-8: Sept. 12-20 and Sept. 23-0ct. 1. For reservations and costs, call (949) 645-9412. • SAILING CLASSES Afour-hournon-creclltworlubop designed to help sailors brush up on navigation skills needed to get them to Catalina and beyond will be offered from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday HOW JO REACH US CJftul9doft The llrMS Or~ County (IOO) 252-9141 Mwad*4 0..m.d (949) 642-5678 Display (94t) 642-4321 &ltDfW I News (Mt) 642-5680 SpofU~4-4223 News. , .. (Mt) ~110 EofNll: MslnOllD IUlinell Offtcl (Mt) 142-4321 '"*,.. , .. (Mt) 631 ·7126 Nllllhed br 1"'* ~"""' • """' Minor~· """ .. .............. ~ Editor ............ ==:-- OIN(tarof ....... .._,.,..... s..kwlclellf,C..,DMI _._OI,. ... _... WEATHER AID SURF TBJB L".AlURES S.lboa 55170 Corona del Mar 53178 Cost. Mesa 54174 Newport Buch 57168 Ne\tJport Coast 55170 ... IWCAST Southwftt swsls of 2- to 4-foot ~WIMS ~ mostty u.ny ** .,. apectect on the bNct'9S toct., . LOCATION SIZI w.dge • Nl\:ilPOf1 • ~ M .._Jttty M (.dM • TmU TODAY Flnt low 7:55•.m ....................... 0.7 F1nt high 12:19 e.m ..................... 5.6 Second low 7: 15 p.m ....................... 2.6 Second high 3:01 p.m ....................... 3.5 ' l'UlmAY Ftnt low t:Ol•.m ....................... 0.5 Ftrst high 1:2A •.m ....................... 5.1 ~low l:Slp.m. ................... 2.t Sec:IDnd high 4cJ7 p.m. ...................... ). 7 -.......... .. POLICE TIPS • "--gr8WI outllde wtndaw1 .._. ,_,.,. concerned about prowlers. The noise of someone stepping on ~ will serve to alert you. •s •• .....,...__,.~m.ybe~ In progress. Be• good neighbor, be ~ant ind w.tch fOf unusual actMty. •A,..ldenlllllwt. ... wteh• .......... ln It may mNn a burglary has occurred. Call poHce lmmedi..ty. •A 11tan11r ....... ,_. n1lal*•n ..._ when It Is unoccupied may be 1 burglw. - •Alll'Wtli'-'1 ....... .._.._.,,hhlTJ Of rape._ le oblervent and notify pola. •AllJW:w:cou1n1-········-~ or gllOllnt frOm 1 Qr lt*"d be,.,..... . ..... , ................. ... laoldng far• c. to.., or far •all• Ila ~lnthec.. ' • Doily Pilot .. 1be good with the bad N ot that we needed an · energy boost after the McFadden Square shootings, but a raft of big news stories managed to keep our reporting staff hot on the keyboards the last few days. Of course the most somber events of late had to be the t year anniversary or the preschool tragedy that took the lives of two innocent children. The parents of the children had their own personal memo- rials, one a t Pad.fie View in Corona del Mar and the other in the San Fernando Valley. Pam Wiener, the mother of Brandon, the 3-year-old boy who'was killed, wrote a heart-wrenching note to her · young son, which appeared on the Daily Pilot front page Wednesday. one year from the date of the tragedy. Hopefully both the Wiener family and the family of Sier- ra Soto, the other child who was killed, can find some sort of peace as time goes by. • Tony Dodero EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK tary students agreed to create a new dress standard for their children. who attend what is believed to be one of the only grammar school campuses that has the beach and Pacific Ocean as its pJayground. The colors are basically navy, white and khaki with at least one Hawaiian-style shirt. While parents seem overwhelming in favor of the dress standard, 71 % accord- ing to a school survey. the early reviews from the pupils aren't so bright. "How are we going to pJay Perhaps the biggest news soccer in these?• asked one. was the decision by a local And another, maybe a future judge that the county can Mr. Blackwell, had these reoc- Thursday, several readers e- mailed us or called to say they like the store's mustard color scheme. "It's colorful and adds a lot of pizazz to the street," said one Daily Pilot reader who · defended the store's look. For brighter news, local environmentalists sh ould be happy after reading Newp<;>rt Beac;h has become the state leader in electric cars with 20 • and Costa Mesa i.s making use of old tires by grinding them up to use for new asphalt on the Pilirview Road resurfacing project. Also, the Environmental Nature Center won its two- year fight to purchase the land that formerly housed the Newport-Mesa school district headquarters. On more serious notes, a Balboa man was arrested on suspicion of lewd conduct with young girls a nd allegedly showing those chil- dren pornographic material . indeed continue to spend curring thoughts: ·1 hate them, money on consultants and 1 hate them, 1 hate them.n · fighting lawsuits linked to To which I say, it could be Also, word came in from Las Vegas that Sid Soffer isn't going .to Jet a few cock- roach sightings by health officials dt his Old Newport Boulevard steakhouse force him to shut hls doors. the planned El Toro airport. worse. The ruling struck a blow to 1Ty wearing my elementary South County forces who had school uniform of salt and pep-My favorite quote from hoped their landslide ballot per corduroy pants, white shirt last week came from the sto- box success with Measure P, and red cardigan sweater. ry about Brent Neumeyer, a which requires a two-thirds Moving further down the Halecrest Hall of Fame resi- voter approval for an airport peninsula to The Wedge, body-dent who is opposed to the at the dosed Marine base, surfers are back in action as the n ew Home Ranch develop- would eternally stall the 10 a.m. to 5 p.m blackball for me·nt project m Costa Mesa county's momentum for an board surfers began May 1. that includes a nine-story alternative to John Wayne. The ban, which affects body office bwlcling and an IKEA Indeed, planning for the boarders, surfers and knee furniture store. airport remains in limbo and boarders, lasts until Oct. 3l. "I don't want sickos look- will so until the county super-And on the other side of ing down from the oChces visors give the go ahead to Newport Harbor, we learned with a telescope watching move forward again. that children are not the only m e watenng my tomatoes m And on June 23 the courts ones with discerning tastes. my underwear,• he said. will again address the por-R rtedl 'd Pardon me, but in this ti·on of Measure F. which epo y some resi ents are I' h uld unhappy with the color on case, m not sure w o wo • ~~e,2000 3 SHAllllG MEMORIES RAFAEL FRANCO I OAllV PILOT WWII Prisoner of War Robert M. Phillips and Special Forces Veteran Sid Hall- burn share an emotional moment at the 25th annual -yeterans Reunion at the .. old site of the Santa Ana Anny Air Base, now. Orange Coast College, Saturday. Put a few words to work for you. Call the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS 642-5678 bars taxpayer money from the new Albertson's in Coro-be offending whom. . 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"This represents 4,000 years of people -tha t they learned to accept one dnother and Li ve together. We are the lucky ones." It wa!. LhP dnnual Jewish Around TOWN • Send AROUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa 92627; fax to (949) 646-4170 °' call (949) 764-4330. A complete listing may be found at www.dallypilotcom. Comm uni· ty Center Fair that brings the Jewish communi- Jies of Orange County together to celebrate the inde- pendence of the state of Israel. Shapiro, 18, was one of more than a thousand A crowd of revelen oln hands ln celebra- Uon at the fair as they dance to "Naguna - Tic" song, an Eastern European tradltional folk dance popular for Its group dynamics. PHOTOS BY DON LEACH I DAILY Plt.Ol Harry Zipper rejoices ln the vibrant sounds of Pini Cohen and bis orchestra at the Jew- ish Community Center Fair ln Costa Mesa with Francis Cohen, rlghl Several hundred pe0ple turned out for traditional food, arts and dance at the annual event at Jewish Community Center. Jewish tJ community members who gathered at t,he Jewish Fed- eration ~pus in Costa Mesa. Sheila Lefkowitz remem- bers a time when there weren't Jewish restaurants in the area or even places to buy Jewish food. To her the fair is a way for the commu- nity to realize how that has TODAY Coastline Counseling Center of Newport Beach· will host an informative lecture on attention deficit disorder called ·ADD Overview• at 7 p.rn. at 1200 Quail Ave., Suite 105, Newport Beach. Free. For more infonna- changed. anniversary of Israel's inde- " Being Jewish is a very pendence,Mike Lefkowit2 comfortable' feeling now," said. she said. -But it is also a fund-rais- There was a dual purpose er for the Jewish center, to the event, said fair com-that brings in between mittee chair Mike Lefkowitz. • $10,000 and $20,00b each It unites the Jewish commu-year. nity in wbat is one of the This year, the cehter was largest Jewish gathering in hoping to make $15,000 Orange County and this through the fair - a number year celebrated the 52nd Mike Lefkowitz said they tion,call(949)476-0991. 'TUESDAY port for a three-day air show. The bombers Will be on dis- play next to Signature Aight Support from 3 to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, and from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday. For a donation of $350, enthu'siasts can take a ride on a B-24 Lib· easily surpassed. That money was raised through ticket sales, sponsors and the 101 booths ranging from food stands to temple information to arts and crafts for kids set up in a normally empty lot.· · To the families eating, laughing, dancing and socializing however, the day was not about money -it Morgan StanJey Dean Witter will host a free seminar titled "1-:fow to Invest Your ·Money and Why,• with guest speak- er Mary Be th Mueller, at 6:30 p.m. at the Wyndam Garden Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. -3209. erator or a B-17 Flying Judith Todero will present a Fortress. A tour through both free seminar from 6:30 to 7:30 aircraft is available for a dona-p.m. titled, •skin Solutions.· in was about freedom. ·we are from all different f)arts of the world -I am from Irvine, they are from South Africa, that man is from Ethiopia, n Shapiro said looking around the crowd. ·1 have been to 21 coun- tries, but in this country we have the freedom to cele- brate the way we want. It's wonderful.~ networking luncheon will fea- ture Vivian Shimoyamd, founder and president of Break- thru Unlimited, a business con- sulting company, at The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Cost for memt>ers is $20 with a reserva- tion. Cost for potential members at the door is $25. For more information,call(949)729-4400 . ( tioµ of $7. For reservations fpr the Patio Cafe at Mother's Mar-A Hoag Hospital neu.rologfst a flight or tour, call (904) 451-ket and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th will'present "Are You at Rrsk f--,rIT""'"-r-r-r.•;_,_-n----~---'i"""'."'"-,C-~9~5~0~.~F~. ~rm~orl5<....!.!inf~~~·.v.u...w.....~~.r-b<OS\il:-IVIE!SC~ . ...-eJH'E!Sel'¥a---&m-~o~k~a~?"-a ~m,....a-----1 or ar -era bombers the display, call Signature tions, call (800) 595-6667. Hoag Health Center, 1190 Bak· Award-wlnnlng novelist and poet Ron Koertge Will discuss his work and the process of writing at "Meet the Authors• at 1 p.m. at the Newport Beach Public Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. Adrnis· sion is free. For more informa- tion, call (949) 717-3801. • wpi fly into John Wayne Air· Aviation at (949) 263-5800. er St., Costa Mesa. Admission u, Free Report Reveals Why ... ''I Haven't Suffered From A Migraine In 6 Months!~', ,.... by Argus West Hayward, CA -1 used to have the worst headaches in the world. My doctors gave me pill after pill but nothing seemed to control my pains. And then [ stumbled upon a free report about headaches advertised in my local paper. That was 6 months ago and I haven't had one since! To discover my secret weapon against migraines, call'toll-free, 1-888-255-8029, 24 hr. recorded message. Don 'I Suffer From Headaches Another Day! WEDNESDAY A free program tilled "Feng Shui: Being in Harmony with Your Environment,• will be presented at noon in the New- port Beach Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. The event will be pre$enled by Sheila Wright and W\11 focus on the ancient Oriental art that empowers individuals through an aware- ness of relationships to per- sonal and professional envi- ronments. For more mforma- tion, call (949) 717-3801. The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce's noon free. Learn the major risk fac- tors and warning signs of stroke. Light refreshments will be provided. For more infonna- tion, call (800) 514-4624. A Hoag Hospital ob/gyn physician will prese nt, "Osteoporosis: Women Stay- ing Strong," at 6 p.m. at H0<1g Health Center, 1190 Baker SL, Costa Mesa. Admission ts free. The discussion will examine everything women need to understand about osteoporosis prevention. diagnosis and treatment options. For more informa- tion, call (800) 514-4624. SEE TOWN PAGE 5 PUBLIC PRESENTATION You ARE CORDIAUYi INVIT,ED TO THE l~AUaoRAL NEWPORT BEAQi SPR NG ANT QU ES SHOW ?P~NM 6y ~ J:/do. f~ 'Jl/o""Vl IT/uh THE SEGERSTROM HOME RANCH PROJECT C.J. SEGERSTROM & SONS & IKEA INVITE THE PUBLIC TO A PROJECT PRESENTATION THURSDAY, MAY 11 -7:00 -9:00 P.M. Victoria Room Costa Mesa Neighborhood Center 1845 Park Avenue BRING ~OUR QUESTIONS -GET ANSWERS. BRING YOUR OPINIONS -HA VE THEM HEARD. ITEMS TO BE ADDRESSED: Description or Project and Auociated CommuDity lmprovemeat1 The Eav~-eetal Review Proca1 Tbe Sc•edale of PabHc Bearlap bef'ore ·ne Cotta Mesa Plaaniaa Co••illlo• ud City CoucU TM Ord BavironmentaJ lq>ac:t Rlport (DEIR) foi' die project bu bemt rtlewd. CGpiii ... mvaillble for impec:tioa md rm.W It public librarill md It the Pllllnina ~in Ciay Hall. . I . CHILDHELP USA~ & SEC MA BENEFITING HARVEST Fooo ~r<JK OF ORANGE COUNTY 12 rs • 20 ltDO SLE CLUBHOUSE LIDO IS~E, NEWPORT ' ·FRIDAY MAY 12 , 10:00 A SATURDAY M AY 13, 10:00 \ DIRECTIONS: 405 NORTH OR ACROSS PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY lltlDOE. RIOHT TURN ONTO VIA LI 8 :00 P.M . L 6:00 P.M. .. CONTINUE SOUTH • &!AR LEFT ONTO l.JDo la.I LOW SIGNS 10 TH! I Daily Pilot TOWN CONTINUED FROM 4 •Natural Approaches to Car- diovascula.r Health,• a free seminar, will be pr~sented from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe at Mother's Mar- ket and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa. For reserva- ttons, call (800) 595-6667. Corona 'Ciel Mar Business Members are invited to an <>Pen house at 5 p.m. to 7 ,p.m. at Sherman Gardens, 2647 E. Coast Highway. Admission is free. For more information, call (949) 673-2261. THURSDAY "Drug-Proofing Your Teen, .. a free seminar on teenage drug and alcohol abuse, will begin at 7 p .m . at· H oag Memorial Hospital Presbyter- ian, One Hoag Drive, New- port Beach. For more infor: mation, call (949) 645-8600. l books, porcelain and antique linens. The event will be held from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. today; and 10 a.m to 6 p.m. on Sat- urday. Tickets cost $12 at the door, $10 in advance; S8 for a group of six or more. The Udo Isle Clubhouse is at 701 Via Udo Soud, Newport Beach. Por more information, call (949) 675-6838. MAY 13 Financial ad~sqr Michael Mohamed will )>r~nt a sem- inar on how to pay for college tuition at 2 p.m: at Borders Books, Music anc\ Cafe, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. The seminar is free. For IJlOre infor- mation, call (714) 432-7~. . \ Ea.stbluff Elementary School's PTA will host a semifonnal spring fund-raiser titled •A Night To Celebrate Our Stars" .:_ including a dinner, dance and silent auction - beginning at _6 p .m11at Village Cre an, 2300 Mesa Drive, Newport Beach. Tickets are $50. For advance ticket infor- mation, call (949) 515-5920. .The Newport Harbor Orcbld Soci~ty's third annual orchid show """'"eans of Orchids,~ will -presented through 'Sunday at mangle Square, 1870 l larbor Blvd., Costa "Investing In the 21st Centu- ry,• a seminar on how to pre- serve assets, will begin at 7 p .m. at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beflch. Admis- sion is free. For more informa- tion, call (949) 717-3801. Mesa. Hou.rs will be from 10 Author James Hlrsen, PhD. a.m. to 5 p .m. daily. Other will be a guest speaker a t the concurre nt -events wiU be Ba lboa Bay Repi.iblican video presentations. cUttural Wome n Federated meeting at lectures and orchid sales. 6 p .m. a t the Balboa Bay Admission is free. Valet park- Clu b, 1221 w. Coast High-ing w.ill be ~vailable. For way, Newport Beach. The more information, call (714) cost is $30. For reservations, • 647-7702. call (949) 515-1887 c 1 brl th d e e ty au or an lecturer FRIDAY The Lido Isle Women 's Club inaugural Newport Beach Spring Antiques Show on Mother's Day weekend _will featur.e Frenc~. English and Laura Doyle will facilitate a po werful . workshop JiUed , "How to Have the Intimate Re lationship You Always Dreamed Of,· from 1 to 5 p .m . at the Holiday Inn, 3131 Bris- tol St., Costa Mesa. Doyle will be using the principles from • Utrell• California art, pnnts, maps, dered Wife: A Woman's Spiri- Craig Brown Insurance "For life's little Accidents!" j Call today for auto & home ! ownt:r's Insurance! ' (949) 760-1255 • -'="l- Sold 7~ 'P~ 1~ wan:wPPLAIA 1Mne•l t7W'l 8t. ... .,,.,.....,_ ( .. ,., Teak is now Affordable! Costa Mesa Showroom by appointment 1240 Lopn Ave. Unit H (-•Ill Mc<li.-tl A ....... ) (714) 544-7288 www.teakoutcloon.com CGMIM DIL llM .at a "'1 n•a ,_ 0...Dlllllf (QrlllltJ-- • ~. 1'NlY 8, 2000 5 PIMPEIED BEAUTIES. RYAN RAYBURN I DAILY PILOT Jay McCullough of Huntington Beach wipes down bis 1934 Mercedes Be nz SOOK Roadster at the Strawberry Sunday Classic Car Show at the Orange County Fairgrounds Sunday. tual Guide to True Intimacy with a Man.• Preregistration is $39. Admission at the door is $50. For more information, call (7 14) 549'-9305. • MAY 16 ture is free. For more informa- tion, call (714) 432-7854. Paci.fie Club, 4110 MacArthur . Costd Mesa. For reservations, Blvd ., Newport Beach. call (800) 595-6667. Author, spea ke r, trainer Terry L. Mayfield will present a dis- cussion' on achieving' excep-MAY 17 tional customer service. Cost for members is $15. Cost for nonmembers at the door will be $20. For more information, call (949) 729-4400. -Award-wmning mystery writer Robert Crais. author of the popular ElVlS Cole novels, will b the fec1tured speaker dt "Celebrate the Center for Author Kent McArthur will discuss and sign copies of "How to Be Happy. Healthy, Wealthy and Wise: The Guide to Taking Control of Your Ute" at 7:30 p.m. _at Borders Books, Music and Cafe 334-3 Bear St., Costa M~. The lee- The Single Gourmet Orange County Chapter, an interna- tional fine-duung dub for sin- gles, will host a dinner party at 6:30 p.m . a t Pinot Provence, 686 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa. The cost is $63. For reserva tions, call (949) 854-6552. A free seminar, "Weight Loss the Book" at 7 p.m. at the & Healing with the Raw & Liv-Newport Beach Central •The Newport Harbor Area ing Food Diet.• will be present-Library. 1000 Avocado Ave .. Chamber of Co1TUJ1erce Busi-ep from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Newport Bpach Adnusc.,1on is ness Re(erraJ Br~ea=kf=a=s.,..t..,,will~· '---..P=ati""'. o;.,..;:;;Caf=e...:a=t...;,M,..=,o;:;.;th=ec;;.;rc..,;;;s....;;M...=ar;.;;;;k=e"'-t ----"'fr'-=ee . .-tF:.w...JJJ.1.1.U::...JJ.ll.LIJu.w:u.u.w_ ___ -f tak~ place at 7:30 a.m . !il The and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., cc1ll (949) 717-3801 Kids Eat Free It's true! 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CLOSER CONTINUED FROM 1 TWO MTHS DIVDGED When the path originally collapsed, residents respond- ed "1th a fairly ambitious plan, which WU intended to make swe the next structure built would be permanent The proposal invplved cre- ating a more elaborate path than is currently in place, with an 11-to 14-foot high wall and a large concrete apron extending out ... fnto the canyon. Parts of the canyon would bave been filled, and riprap, which is broken chunks of stones, added to support the structwe. But the plan was given a negative staff report in August of 1999 by the com- mission because of concerns about erosion and its effects on the stream that runs through the canyon,. said Anne Kramer, a staff analyst ,TAX CONTINUED FROM 1 Although they say they understand their neighbors arguments, other Newport Coast residents disagree. •1 feel that our kids are going to be going to these schools later on and I don't see any other way for these schools to get refw'bisbed, • Advertorial J Auto .. Facts --.aw _ ....... ., MMJ•• ...,,.,.,..... KIND OF A DRAG One of the likely causes of dragging brakes Ind lost b(lting powe;r is contaminated brake fluid. This si1uation usually occurs as a resuJI of openings around rubber seals or tiny breaks in flexible brak~ hoses thal allow moisture to mix wilh brake fluid. This is a pocenlially damaging scenario because brake fluid is highly hygroscopic, meaning ii absorbs moisture Crom the atmosphere. When Ibis occurs. it breaks down. and ilS abilicy to prevent corrosion is compr0mised along with its boiling point and lubricating properties. A lowered boiling point can result in a. serious loss of braking power during repeated quick stops or prolonged use while descending steep gr6des. To avert the$eproblems, brake fluid should be replaced at regular inltfVals. HINT: "Dragging brakes" refers to. brakes that remain partially applied even though pressure is no Ion.get beina exerted on the brake pedal. BY THE NUMBERS Most new pwenger cars are ouditled with 111-selOOO radial tires that are designaled with a "P" on the size code imprinted on the side- wall For iostaoc:e, P'21Sf70-ISR would be 1 common size. The "21 S" ref era in millimders to the section width of the tire. The "70" refm to the aspect ratio, a meas~ ot the tire'• height divjded by i~ width. Oenerally, a tire with an aspect ratio of 6S oc lower will be wide with a sboner sidewall, while a lire with an aspect nido of 6.S or biper would repreaeol I "nonnal" lized paaenaeJ <*tire widl I Wier sidewall desianed for general- purpoee ute. The "IS" refen to the diamecer of the whee! that the tire , will fit No m111er what kind of problem alls your c.:, Jarse or anall, we're aooct • dilpoeia Md fint-f'Me • Rlpllir.At UP. 94~10, 2090 Pl.benlia. we know wbM )'OU w-. ~ thlt ~ 90day'1 Clrl, folks who are UJIY IO deal with. Ind prices tbll n .,,....le ...i Chll's whir we offer. II you dlOOle 111 for yes amomoave wed, you ·u quickly dilcoYer why our aepidldoa for eueomocive w:elleftce is 10 nil --. \ with the Coutal Commil- lion's South Coast Diltrtct. Part ot what makes the region touchy, Kramer said, is the presence of the small stream, which runs through the canyon. and that the area has been certified as an •environmentally sensitive habitat area.• •The Coastal Act lipllts ' allowable uses in the case of filling in open coastal waters,• Kramer said. "To provide a private access way is not an allowable use.• THE ACass QUESJK>N Access bas never been an easy question for Cameo Shores. The community has three paths leading from its quiet streets down to the beach, but they are locked and usable only by residents. Though the beaches in front of Cameo shores are technically public from the mean high tide line seaward, the only way for most people to reach them is by walking from Corona del Mar or Crys- said resfdent Gianna Drake- Kerrison, who has been very active in the Newport Coast PTA and who has a 2-yea.r- old son. Ml'm not happy about it -ii someone can think of another idea I'll lis- ten, but I just don't see any other way.• Mark Schultheis, who has spearheaded the Measure A campaign, said the Mello- Roos argument poses no real threat to the bond campaign. ' I tal Cove=Jow tide. The of actually getting to these beaches .means that they are UMd pri- marily by cameo residents who have keys to the accea gates or beachfroot property. This kind of arrangement "is pretty limited• in Callfor- nia, Kramer said. •1t•1 only in Orange Coun- ty that you get these kinds of locked gate communities• directly ~adjacent to the beach, she said. At times over the years, the commission ha.a pushed Cameo residents to allow greater public access to the beaches. But with the path that starts at Milford Drive, the commission bas more lever- age behind its arguments than usual: Cameo residents themselves have restricted beach access. U the residents can't make the commission happy, they end up stuck in the same position as the general public -tantalizingly close to the •I agree with Willin~er that it's unfair, but he's got it all wrong,· Schultheis said. "They're absolutely right -it is an unfairness issue here ~ it would be entirely unfair for us to exclude them because the money they are . paying out of Mello-Roos goes to mit- igating the impacts of growth in our schools, it does not go to the repair and upgrades that would be paid for out of the bond measure.• Ii lil'MIU Al. IUllTI IP ~··-·LI, ........... !! • ' . l>01 beautiful lbGNliDe. but c:ut Uon letter from us• even for off by a wall of npmPve this relatively limited con- bomel. structlon. A SIMPLE PLAN INTENSE SCRUT1NY Though Ptimptoo Mid lbe Por a project that involves was reluctant to dilcuA . little more than a few yards of Ca,1J180 Sborel' plans foe the walkway, the Cameo Shores path in detail. abe Mid the path bu generated an poalbility that may relOlve intense degree of scrutiny the situation ii a simple and fairly protracted negotia- iestoration of the path. tionl. •we're looking at that Por the commtmon's part, (option),• she said. Kramer said the Cameo com-. A reconstruction along the munity association members ~ lines of the former structure have been •really good to • might not be u stwdy a.i the work With• in their attention ' community association would to i-equested changes. like, but it would lave the Though he has noted the option of being palatable to degree of attention the the Coastal Commtnton. ~ Coastal Commission bas paid If Cameo residents decide to this project, Dave Kilt, to take this approach, Kramer Newport Beach deputy city said the commission should manager, said be under- have no objection. stapds the intent behind the The regulatory agency bas scrutiny. a provision that allows a "Their charge is to protect structure damaged in a natur-coastal resources, and if they al disaster to be replaced. believe they're doing that in Kramer noted that the com-this case, I don't really have munity association would knowledge that would con- need to •receive an exemp-tradict that,• he said. Since the children of New-With the school district port Coast will eventually be needing to win over two attending Corona del Mar thirds of Newport-Mesa's res- middle and high· schools, idents, hQwever, Willinger .! their parents should not be said he feels the opposition ,... exempt from a tax to repair it, should have no trouble pre- Scbultheis said. vailing. •. ·What the coast people •we are gafuing monien- want is eminently unfair . tum,• be said. "In those (Mel- because they would get a free lo-Roos) communities I men- ride at. Corona del Mar," he tioned we will certainly get said. "I'd be paying for it -the majority and ... two-thirds the good people of Costa is historically very hard to Mesa would pa}' for it.• obtain.• SCOOP CONTINU ED FROM 1 THE PANTHERS The title of the article: ·swap Meat.• A WINDFALL FROM IRVINE The Irvine Co. officials must believe actions speak louder than words, because after funding 20 school I t----t--"~~~w.u~~.wu;e-=""-U11e..~~an~ts at the Ne rt-Mesa Schools Foundation dinner last week, they had a special surprise for the district's teachers of the year. ARE REPRODUONG I Like it or not, Costa the Daily Pilot will publish a "IASEIAU CARD" page just for the ~ayers! This page is designed to showcase the baRplayers here in our community. Your child can be on this page for just $25.001 Here's how it works: ill out the form below. Enclose a picture of your child in their basebal niform; a $25 check mode payable lo: •0ai~ P-dot' !or credit car umberJ, then moil lo~ ) Classified Deportment 330 West Boy Street ;Costa Mesa, CA 92627 If it is more convenient for you, feel ~ee to drop it by our office. We will des~n a •BASEBAll CARD' for your child and publish it on our special · pogel All photos wiU be returned to the address yoo provide below. ,--------------, I PlAYER'S NAME: ------'-.:.;....;.;...~~--AGf: __ l I TE.AM NAME: I I -~~~-1 I C~: I If yoo wish k> pay by a.ti cmd: I ~~RUM~O~L_I West Side swingers club iounded by the late "Wild BW" Goodwtn -has made national news. The partner-swapping parlor even popped onto the pages of the Sunday maga- zine of the pristine Old Gray l.ady;the New York 11mes. Online magazine, Salon wrote a multi·screen-long review on the recently released docwnentarf about the Panthe'r Palace,t•The Lifestyle: Group ,Sex in the ··· Suburbs.• I . HORSE CONTI NUED FROM 1 J quite remarkable,• Lewis said. But when a half-mile into the race, Impeachment was in last place it did not concern his owners. Although the colt's burst of energy may have surprised many viewers, it was what Lewis had been waiting for. •we knew that Impeach- ment was an excellent clos- er,• Lewis said. •tte really comes charging in at the end of the race, but there were also other horses that also had that running style.• Lewis did speculate that ii the race were a bit longer, Im~chment may have over- taken Fusaichi Pegasus, who Carol Hottman, vice presi- dent of community relations . for the company, announced that along with their acco- lades, each teacher would receive $3,000, except for the top-three teachers who would get $5,000. The $109,000 announcement bad teachers giddy with exdtemel)l _u Dally Pltot staff he said everyone can expect " to see great things from. The couple are also the · owners of Commendable ' who came in 17th and part owners of High Yield who ' came in 15th. Lewis said he has not yet spoken to Impeachments trainer Todd Pletcher or ' Wayne Lucas who trains High Yield and Commendable to discuss if the colts would be beaded on to the Preakness. It was the third time in four year that one of the couple's horses has placed at · Churchill Downs. Three years ago, their horse Silver Charm won the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness, but failed to ·• • capture first place at the Bel-• mont Stakes, which would have given them the coveted niple Crown of horse racing ... , Then in 1999 their 3-year-old ' • thoroughbred Charismatic • • captured first place after hav-• • ing suffered a broken leg the ' year before. ··· No fNtllr whit'°"' .. ~ ~ hamltawn ,......., ,.._NJ• ... '"'. I ..,,,. .. dad .... M•• ...,.... Newport Harbor High weightlifting coordinator _.,JS'-'e I 5ll'ORfS HMLOl FMa <llAIUI llllY --·- Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57 4-4223 • ~. ~ 8, 2000 7 Ill DI MUY MACHO! S~RTS · HALL OF FAME CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM ·Newport Harbor • Digging deep down memory lane from one of the Tars' best defensive ends of the 1970s. Richard Dunn DAILY PILOY-- Tie doesn't stop and illi ait for anybody, especially when you consider the vivid memories of your first varsity football game at Newport Harbor High. lining up against two future USC standouts from Fullerton and coming out on top on a warm September night. •Jt's amazing, when you look back on it, how time flies," former Newport Harbor defensive end Jim Helfrich said. •1t seems like esterda we were Keith Van Home and All-Pac 10 Conference tight end Hoby Brenner. "I remember lining up across from those two guys." Helfrich said. "(The Indians) were 11-lE team in the preseason, and they bad a huge fullback, as well, the coach's son, and Van Home and Brenner were big. . "I'd probably remember more had my brains not been scrambled throughout the game. Obviously they. were a huge team, but we kept banging the ball in and we beat them. There wasn't a lot of Sailors flex muscles at SoCal Clean and Jerk CQmpetition. Tony Attobelll 0Alt.Y PILOT GRANADA HILLS -Newport Harbor High's football team success- fully defended its three-year title at the Southern California Clean and Jerk Competition at Granada Hills High. In the eight categories, the Sailors took home five first-place honors in the eight-school competition, much to the delight of assistant coach and weightlifting coordinator Mike Bar- gas. •Are guys are all pretty disciplined and it the bard work which paid off, "Bargas said. "Our weight room is always busy with not only football players, but athletes from all the dif- ferent sports. We're never closed." Alan Saenz, who was a middle linebacker for the Division VI champi- on Sailors last year, defended his title at the 231-pound plµs class, lifting 315 pounds and shattering the old compe- FOOTBALL/WEIGHTLIFTING tition record. He· won the class last year with a 265-pound mark. Another record fell in the under 230-pound class when junior Andy Rankin lifted 290 pounds, bettertng the old mark of 285. One doesn't expect a quarterback to be in the category of heavy lifter, but Sailor QB Chris Manderino broke that stereotype by winning the under 210-pound class with a 275-pound lift. •vou don't expect to see a quarter- -back to be able to lilt as much as he can,"Bargas said. "Thal was very nice to see." The Tars were 1·2 in the under 187-class. Leading the way was junior Ryan Ortega (253 pounds), with sophomore David Marshall as the runner-up (2.15 pounds). In the under-125 class, freshman David Christiansen took the top spot with a 121-pound mark. Freshman Bobby Jacklin turned in a strong effort in the under-137 class, taking sec;ond with a marl( of 160 pounds, while freshman Jimmy Sanchez was third in the under-154 class with a 210-pound mark. ln the clean and jerk, lifters-bring the weight from the ground to their cbest, before pressing it over their · head. "Th.is conditionmg not only helps physically, but mentally as well, "Bar- gas said. "I think a lot of our success last year came when we wore down our opposition in· the fourth quarter, because of our strength and stamina. "In the dean a11d jerk, you not only have to be strong, but very coordinat- ed,· Bargas continued. ·success in football is the same thing. We've also been relatively healthy as a result of our weight· training and good coordi- nation. NeWport Harbor will next go mus- cle to muscle with the top schools in the area on July 27 at 9 a .m . when they host their own clean and jerk competition. TRACK & FIELD It 's official, CdM boys, girls PCL kingpins ready lo run out for the ' Fullerton game.• game.· inal count for · ls --~.;;.o;_ ________ __. Helfrich, the third of six children in his family who competed in athletics for NeWport in the 1970s, reflects on his achievements of yesteryear from his house on the water in Belvedere, a small harbor town just north of the Golden Gate Bridge., Among Helfrich's highlights were defeating highly touted Fullerton, 17-0, in the 1974 season opener, and playing alongside bis brother. Dave, throughout the campaign, a year in which Newport Harbor captured the Sunset League championship and advanced to · the CIF Southern Section 4-A quarterfinals at a time when the section's largest division had 32 teams. ·Being able to play with my brother, and having success that year -it was my junior year and bis senior year -is what comes to mind when I look back 25 years," said Helfrich, who also played center. "Thal and beating Corona del fv1ar. That never goes away.• A real estate developer who owns a company with offices in Washington D.C., New York, Seattle, Las Vegas, Portland and San Francisco (his headquarters), Helfrich has been in the Bay area for 15 years. But the images of those seasons under Newport Harbor Coach Bill Pizzica. especially the '74 team featuring Gordon Adams, Steve Foley, Art Sorce, Bucko Shaw, Pete McCowen and Vinnie Mulroy, are treasured moments for Helfrich •we had a great mix of players,• said Helfrich, who'll never forget the season-opening victory over Fullerton, which had future USC All-Am~can tackle In Week 2 of that season, the Tars went through Corona del Mar, 16-6, then lost their only non-playoff game of the season against Westminster in the third week. They defeated Edison, Los Alamitos, Marina, Fountain Valley, Loara and Western, then knocked off Long Beach Poly, 25-14, and ripped Pioneer. 37-0, in the CIF 4-A playoffs. The dream season ended, however, with a 24-0 loss to West Torrance. as<the Tars finished 10-2, the winningest season in school history (until 1992). Helfrich returned for his star-studded senior year, along with Adams and Foley, but the Sailors struggled at 4-5 in the fall . of 175. They beat CdM again in Week 2, 33-13. for the schOol's third straight win over its Back Bay rival. Helfrlch's sibllhgs Peter, Paul.. Dave, Claire and Karin all made their athletic strides in the long gray line at Newport Harbor. They were all one year apart ·u was fun at the time,• said the latest member of the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame. Helfrich, recently elected mayor of Belvedere, bas been a partner in a successful real estate development firm in San Francisco and is responsible for developing Walgreen Drug Stores around the country. Helfrich, who also wrestled at Newport Harbor in the 191-pound and heavyweight divisions, was 6-foot-1, 195 pounds and went on'to UCLA and became an intramural sports s.tar. while majoring in economics. He and his wile, Cindy,. have been married for 12 yea.rs and have three children: Jack, 11, Carty. 9, and Ted, 8. TAYA KASHUBA I DAILY PILOT Orange Coast College's John Altobelli greets a GWC coach in the aftermath. Coast felled, 7 -0 • Golden West pitcher strikes out 14 with shutout conquest. HUNTINGTON BEACH -Orange Coast BASEBALL dropped a 7-0 Orange Empire Confer- ence baseball decision to district rival Golden West Saturday, falling to 18-23, 8-16 in the OEC. The Pirates were limited to four base hits by Golden West pitcher Todd Gelat- ka, who spun a complete game shutout, striking out 14 and allowing two walks. Phil Archer set the tone in the first inning when he delivered a three-run homer. He finished 2 for 4 with three RBis and scored twice. Nick German had two hits. including a two-run single in Golden West's four-run eighth inning.Golden West improves to 21-20, 10-14. ORIUIGl .... COr SUJC2 Go&-.. WllsT 7, OR•-c:o.uT 1 Orange Coast 000 000 000 • 0 4 1 Golden West 300 000 04x -7 1 O 0 Urey. Coteman (8), Partcln (8) and Keller; Getatka Md Archer. w -Gelatka, 4-5. L • carey, 2·9. HR • Archer (GW). Coast out of the running EAST LOS ANGE-SWIMMING LES -Orange Coast College finished well down the ladder at the State Swim Md Diving Finals Satur- day at the conclusion of the three-day meet, the men 13th with 65 points and the women 17th with 44 points. Golden West was the runaway win- ner in both categories, the men sconng 656 points, the women 658 points. BBC hosts JC state tourney NEWPORT BEACH -The Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club TENNIS will host the Hyundai-California Com- munity College Men's and Women's Tennis State Championships Fnday and Saturday. Events on Friday begi(I at 11 a.m. with practice matches and matches beginning at noon. The State Championships begin Sat- urday at 8:45 a.m. For info~aUon. call (949) 759-0711. is 160-160, and with dual meet sweep the Sea Kings win it all. IRVINE Confusion caused by the closeness of the Pacific Coast League lrack and Field Finals Friday night at Irvine High was cleared up later in the evening and wbeft all of the points were double checked, it was indeed a 160- 160 tie in the Finals between Corona del Mar and Universi- ty High girls. Thus Bill Sumner's CdM Sea Kings reign as undisuput-~ ed league champions in boys and girls track and field. Both teams were runaway winners in the dual meets. and in the Finals, the boys prevailed, 164-119 over Uni- versity, and the girls, with the standoff in the finals, claim the outright crown. YOUTH HOOPS Costa Mesa to host NJB youth camp COSTA MESA-The.Col- la Mesa High basketball pro- gram, in conjunction with National Junior Basketball. will host a youth basketball camp July 24-28 from 9 a.m. to noon.· The cost ls $80 per player and the camp is for young- sters entenng grades 6-8. Each youngster will receive a basketball and T-shirt for partici1>4ting and the camp will be limited to only 40 pa.rtidpants. For registration informa- tion, call Costa Mele High at (714) 424-8715. Ojai king Abrams no{ 'rfuite .ready for scalpel •The Stanford captain and former Newport Harbor High standout erfters the NCAA Championships as a favorite, then it's on to the satellite circuit, where he'll take a shot. Ever since Geoff Abrams decided to get sertoua about tennis, he became e youth phenom et age 13 and dreamed about playing et Stanford and ooe day turning pro. That day ii obout to come. No matter how Abrama and bis CanBnal teammates finilb at the NCAA men .. tenms cbempamtaipl tater um month ln Athens, Ga., tllll YMr'I Stanford .... ceptaln llDd top plays Wiil join Ille b6g, bed wOlld al .... pro futUIW and ...... clradll. wbent many are •p1aytag -.... ..., .• . 8Ut Mn1m.. Hmnu ... ~---, ..... =-IDbea: aa dodor, ................. • championship teams as a freshman and sophomore in 1997 and '98, would love to cap bis stellar collegiate career with another NCAA teem title. with a three-set victory over doubles parff'ler Alex Kim. • ft'I been wonderful BO far," Abnml said of bil aperieDce at Stanford. •But to win the NCAA title goUllg out , .... Mnk>r) would be-one of tbe nkest lklad Dllln tblngl. So far, tr. been rtWftldng I could hope Abrams, ranked No. 4 in NCAA Division I in singles lhil year and No. 1 tn doubles with Kim. became the (int player in hiltory to Win the boys 14s, 161, ClP and men's Pee 10 singles titles at Ojai, arguably "the most plWtlgiotJI Open te.nn1s tournament on the West Cont. tor.• ••• Abra:a, wbo wt1l ~,...... 9IMfont Oil June l l and h --= mrt playing pro =:~ ,..... ............. ~_..__..,_.,o Ccdll-... ..... ch ...... p .. Qiegi 'LlllW lo .... H &tanda tlgb Mndoul Mlb l..eoGald. wbo -111CCM19CI ,.... bNln......, ............. .., ... • ...... Clldlliim u..w-1111, -~ .......... lAamnl.. niilldrt ....... . for the Homed Frogs, was told during a routine physical examination in his flesbman yell' that something was wroav with .. eyes and it W81 suggmtm Leanard .ee a spedalist. At ftnt, dodon told Leomrcl be was suf.fertng ma .wonen oplk nel'Y9, but then. after u MIU. I was di8co¥ered that be Md a bnllD tumor. smce the tumor w• loulld...,. dodan g&ft l..eanmd a good :::::. ..... ..., ..... ..... 1-nllid ':C ... TCU ........ ......., ...... ... lAGlillnl .. ....,. ... _ .. .... apialt'I ..... ..,.. ~., ...... A .... a91111 ..... ..... _ ... .., ' . 8 Mondayt May 8, 2000 • • Ryan Achterberg looking for some sisterly vocal voodoo at Princeton in Ivy League Championships. It worked at CdM. record of 12·2. l8ClODd ID the Old Dominion Atbletk: Conference and placed third ln the Atlantic State Champiomhip. batted .571 (8 for 14) for tbe week. IMcttng the Uam to a pair of CODfenmce wtlll. He ICOl'8d 8Ye rum. bid two doublal. three boml rum and alght RBis for tbe week. L ook out Dartmouth, Katie Achterberg ls on the way and she's bringing her tunes with her! before the Sea Kings took on Sea View League big dog, Santa Margarita. title for the ngen. Despite losing the second game to Cornell, 11-10, Achterberg went 5 for 7 with two RBis and two runs scored. He ls currently' batting .316 th.is yea{. Concordia UniTenity pitcher Matt Broee•mle (Cotta Mela ltigh) WU named Region JI Bueball Pitcher of the Week. He' pitched 8 213 strong lnDingl 1n a win over Westmont. helptag the BagJel IOU' into a poltleUoD berth. He allowed only three rum and struck out a career-high 10 1n the 6-5 win. San Diego Padres reliever nevor Hoffman bas ACIDC's "Hell's Bells,"; "Major League" pitcher RicltY Vaughrt has, "Wild Thing," and Golden West College football team has, "Taps.· Well, something in notes in Katie's voice soothed the savage Eagles' squad as the Sea Kings spanked th!! big dog on the butt with a . newspaper, winning the game .. 12-11. Of course, Ryan had a monster· day, with a single, double and two home runs, leading the Sea Kings to the upset win. Tony Altobelli . COWGES ) Hardt placed 10th ln the 200-yard freestyle and wu a niember of the third·pl4ce 800 freestyle relay team. A vUa.1 member of the varsity swim program at Hollins The reputation of Newport Beach lODAY Basically everyone has a musical tune to get them fired up for whatever sport they are playing. For Ryan Achterberg, it'.s the "Star Spangled Banner.• Why, you ask? Achterberg, now a sophomore at Princeton University was a standout baseball player for Corona del Mar High. Guess what? Katie will be singing the anthem before Game 1 of the three-game Ivy League Chainpionship series as Achterberg's Tigers take on Dartmouth. aquatics has spanned the globe, but in Roanoke, V1.tginia, Hollins University had gotten right to the "Hardt" of that reputation. Before I pun myself to death, I am refening to Courtney Hardt, a former Newport Harbor High girls · since her freshman year, she began her swimming career on the Harbor View Swim Team, where she will coach again this summer. Locab dominated the NAlA Players of the Week department this week. Vanguard Univenity softball player Cheli Smith WU named Region U Softball Pitcher of tbe Week, allowing only one run in 122/3 inningl this week. ........ High school • Corona de! Mar at Coste Mesi. 3: 1 S p.m.; University et ENncia, 3:15 p.m. •SUN M High school • Unlwrsity .t COION del Mar, 3:15 p.m.; ~ .i Northwood, 3:1 s p.m.; lAguM BNch vs. Coste MeY. .i TeWlnkle Peri(, 3:15 p.m. In 1998, his sister. Katie, sang the National Anthem Achterberg was instrumental. so to speak, in Princeton's 7-4 win over Cornell, clinching the L swim standout and current Hollins University senior. Hardt helped HU finish the regular season with a Kevin Candelaria from Vanguard University was named the Region ll Baseball flayer of the Week .. He She threw a compll9te game in the Uom' 2-1 win over Azusa Padftc, ranked fifth ln the nation by the NAlA. fifth straight Gerhig Division TENNIS CONTINUED FROM 7 tradition in Newport Beach and celebrating its 39th year, will feature several new twists this year, including the tournament headquarters. Newport Beach Tennis Club, also hosting the players' party. with Pete Sampras for the most career Grand Slam singles titles (12). Emerson held the mark for numerous years, until Sampras captured the Australian Open championship this year. Player entries for the Adoption Guild, i;anctioned this year for the first time by the United States Ten- nis Association, are open until May 1;2. court at the Balboa Bay Club in 1962, and has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars throughout the years for Holy Family Services, a nonprofit organization providing counseling, adoption and foster care services. are also hosting rounds. Paramount Sports in Costa Mesa is giving away $200 gift certificates to ea.ch winning team from 5.0 to 3.5. Details: (949) 760-8394. third career Grand Slam singles title, he:aJ.thy enough to win the only Grand Sl4m .she has yet to claim? •Yeah, I'm psyched (about going _to the Prench), • said Davenport, who leaves for Europe this week to rejoin the Women's Tennis Association Tour. Newport Beach Tennis Club is the event's host site, but matches will be played at several clubs in tbe area. PallMdes Tennb Clab'a IJDdlay Davenport, slo~y an ankle injury, was spotted =eek at RC1, where she's pra · g on the clay cowts in preparation or the French Open later this month at Also, Roy Emerson has Jent his name to the event. A Newport Beach resident, Emerson is tied One of the oldest continuous sporting events in Orange County, the Adoption Guild started on one The Adoption Guild is May 27-29 and JWle 3-4. The Palisades Qub, Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club and Racquet Club of Irvine !loland Carros. · . Is Davenport, who won tbe Australian Open in January for her Newport Beacb'1 Andrew Cbmey reached the men's open • semifinals at Ojai, losing to eventual champion Mark Ellis of Ventura. I.,. ' , ••• ~.,. ~·1~ .... "1ifC),, ...... ,,.., 'A..·--··''~~ N0~8il~T~GA°iivE PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~a~ DECLARATION The Reinhold SEIZURE THE COSTA MESA Foudetlon. PURSU"'NT TO PLANNING DIVISION The Foundation 1 1n-" HAS PREPARED A nual rerum wt11 be 1vail-HEALTH ANO NEGATIVE OECLARA· able fOf ln8'*1ion oo or SAFETY CODE TION ADDRESSING alter 15 May 2000 at: SECTION 11471/ m-~--"'---f"G881 ~ ~~~~°'~·-1-~!!!!-~P_NQTI ENVIRONMENTAL IM· C .,.....25 r, 0 INTENDED PACTS FOfl THE FOL· "'" FORFEJTURE LOWING PROJECT: Pleue caa 10< an ap-OEVELOPMENT RE· polntment: PURSUANT TO VIEW OR·00-15 FOR B. Terry Reinhold, HEALTH ANO STOA ARCHITECTS/ P1Nlden1 ()( Cerol Anne SSEAC'TIOFETYN 1c1~~~.4 PATRICK O'OALY AU· Reimold, CFO 0 ..,._ THORIZED AGENT 949-760·8006 On March 2, 2000, at FOR 330 WEST BAY Publlahed Newport 439 Hamilton, A·10S, LLCIRICHARD DICK. B11ch-Co1t1 M111 Coate Meaa, CA. the TO CONSTRUCT A Dally Piiot May 8, 2000 property deacrlbed a1: 12 91M1 SOOARE FOOT M833 S2,232 U.S. CUA· OFRCE BUILDING LO. RENCY. wH Hlzed CATE> AT 330 WEST pureuant to Health end BAY ST IN A C2 ZONE. Saltly Code s.ctlon E'HVIRONMENTAL OE· GOQfJ}Q& 11471/11488 by the T E R M I N A TI O N : NEWPORT S"EACH PREVIOUS NEGATIVE POLICE DEPART· DECLARATION. MENT. IF YOU WISH TO D'CH ~ DHJ The property w11 PROVIDE COMMENTS AfilJJIDL£ Mlzed wiltl rMP9d to ... OR OBTAIN FURTHER leged Ylolatlon(I) ol INF 0 R M AT I 0 N . SERVJCFS. Seclion(•) 11378 of the PLEASE CALL THE Heallh Ind Safely Code. PLANNING DIVISION You are hereby notified AT (714) 754-52,45 Iha! the Olsll1c:t Altomey Publl1h1d Newport INTERFSilrlf ol Orange County hat B11oh-Co1t1 Meu 1f 1 Initiated p1oceeding$ to Dally Pllol May 8, 2000 forfeit the 1bove-de- ;::=====M8:!!32 IlllNGS acrlbed p1operty pur· 1u1nt to Health and 5n.I. YOUR CAft Safety Cod• Section IN CL.AUIFIED 1148& 4. : :!/~ 1 • .,, (~~ I I . • ..... ... ...... ~ ml-MWAY Mortuery • Chapel Oemation 110 Brolidway CostaMeu 842-9180 TO BUY. You are lnswcted that ii you deelrt to oon1nt • the forfeiture ol thl1 /TisAU property, pur1u1nt to Health and Safely Code Section 11488.6. you must file 1 verified clalm m'IJD'C 1t1tlng your Interest In £1\£ the property. You must Ille ttli9 dlim 1n Ille Su- EVE' D vn~y ~;~,~~ l\11111 thirty (30) dlya of the llra1 publlcellon ol thla IN Notice, unless you re- ceive 1ctu11 nonce. [Pl111e Ult CUSS1F.m OOF7oeo7>C). You must -In tndorNd oov; of lhe dlllm on the DI-. (949\ 642·5678 ~rE~ = '} AttO<My) al 100 CMc Center Drive WHt, Santa Ana, Ca. 92701 I ) i '(_. o u n t ( ~a , Ii c t .., ltirty (30) da)'9 of the fling d h deltn In the $uperiof CourtlCMI Olvlllon. ni. llHure to ttmety .. end NCUrl a V9l1fled dUn lilatlng en lnlereet In the ~ In the Su-~ Coult wtl 1'9«.111 In I ,, ti I •II It ,, ! ••I• I .1 ' \ C.ri111 Snvitt """ Qwlli'Y Gult.m for las Ditect Cremation •• $49S Immediate Burial •. $995 (I MiwJn <:.Jktt) Prearrangement Programs Available for Funeral Scrvica, Cremations and Cask.cu c c 1\11' \I~ I ,,,,1 •,\\I I .": .' : ·'• • 1 c \ ', h I I STARTING ANEW BUSINESSPr .,.gro::~ to the State of Cllllomrl Ind dlelrtbuled purauant to the provl1lon1 of Heellh Ind Saftty Code Section 11489 Wlttlout ful1tier nocloe Of hMrlng. Publl1h1d Newport Beach·Co1t1 M111 Delly ~ Aptl 2't, May 1. 8, 2000 CNS177H20 CNS177111a NOTICE TO complete the Work INll oonfonn eo ep-lumWled wW1 the oon- NOTICE OF NOTICE OF CONTRACTORS wlflin the time Mt'°"" ==.--Olderl. NCmCa TO lr8d documenll, e Mlt.oC SEIZURE SEIZURE CALLING FOR BIOi t..in wtM 1Mu1t In !he 9Y-!!. ....... -CONT'RACTORI lie propoMd auboon-PURSUANT TO .PURSUANT TO School Olttfld: lmpoelllon of llQIJd9ted Id ... _ ._._ CALUNCI P0R lllOI tndDrl on 1111 project HEALTH AND HEALTH ANO " COASTCOMMUNfTY demegeeloreedldeyof .D .. et.1nla • ldloaloi.lct. H required by the SAFETY CODE SAFETY CODE COLLEGE DISTRICT delliy In thl 8fnOUllt Mt C08lll Ca• unllJ COAST CXWJNITY ~ end Suboon- SECTION 11471/ SECTION 11471/ Blcl Deadline: '°"" lri the "1n•onne1Jon ~~:z~:r:.wpon OOUEQE ~ tndna J:elr p~!!! ~ 1~l1CE-J Eec:tt .,.; mu.t con-htth Ooele M-.H lld DeedN: Ari.. cJowmmenl .,...,. "OFFORINTFEEITNUDREED OF INTENDED 2:~":i. Bid Receipt· form end be ~ DdV Plot Mly 1, 8, 2:00 PA Eec:tt Bid lhd -:· ~ FORFEITURE Office of Director Of to the oonncc doc:U· 2000 ,..... of lld Aecelpt compenled bv •certified PURSUANT TO PURSUANT TO Putetlu~, eo..t Com· mente. Eedl bidder w • !!21 Olb ol DINc*>f of or celNet'e d.x Of bid HEAL TH AND HEAL TH AND f!IU"lly Diltrlct, IUbmlt, on the form ~:OMt Com-bopd In en emount not SAFETY CODE SAFETY CODE Bldg. "O", 1 · Amini furnlahed wllt1 l'9 oon-Flotflloue ...._. ~ .... INn lltn peiwnt SECTION 11411.4 SECTION 11418.4 ~-Cole.a MMe, nctdocumentl,ellel ol .... ............ .._. • AdelM (10%) of h lol9I bid On 3f20J2000, 81 Coela On 3'17/2000, It 2265 Project ldeltlflcatlon the propoeed tubooo-The taelowlna petlOM a:;:.eo. Mele, e:::•~tolheDll· Mell Pol. Dept, CA. 1llt Miner, •B. n3 W. Natne· Golden Weit ::'*:q:'rec1 '* b~°t: .,. dolll8 ~ ea: ,,.._ ldelidlcallol1 hi~~:::::: r,~rr dJ~~~U~: ::"PottC~ = cOlleg9Ref'OofCourlMJ-~end Wloon-~ A:-r::.: ...... : Oolderl WMt II eccepted, 1hall RENCV, WU H IZtd M cA. the ~ Ing ilnd Melnlenence lr8Clna 'J:elr P'8dloel Newpcwt -. ~ ~ :cwllc 81gn; ~ •"*'* the purlUlnt to H111th and ~ s&.415.25 end Ooer9tlenl Bullet-Ari.. <Jovemmenc Codi nle t2eeO ~~ lumllh a S.ltty Code s.ct.lon U.S. CUR::~CY, ~aa tnaa; Bid No. 1114 Secllol'l 4100 et aeq. JMne ~ 1280 ...... Ilda.,. on Ill u•ifa»y FtlflflA ,_,. 11471111488 by th1 11lzed purau1nt to P"9ol 8ldl.,. on... Eedl Bid at\1111 be ac-8iaofl Aw. ~. ~ .. ~~-= bmenC9 Bond In .,., COSTA MESA POLICE Heallh and Safety Coda :"' .. ~~-= :"'~~~ =-=.oawn. c.9or· Coordlnetor, Ardith =--~IMI~ DEPARTMENT. Sedlon 11471/11488 by Coordinator Ardith bond In en enlOUrll not ......... ....._..,...__ -... Aldly, Coe11 Com· (1~~h ._, b4ll The property WH the Cotta ~ Police A • Co ...__ ...__ __, --·-~ Oalaaa Dlllrtc:t Mlud wilh rtapeot to el-Oepahr1mtnl. ~· ~I~ (W%1v;• ./: ~ E. a.Ir. Cl., bning;, 1370 Mlanll ~"9., Bldg. Ci In en ~ ~.f~~~(~.: ..J.:wie:=1::: 1370Adeln9Aw .• Bldg. =.·~IOflel)la.. ~iu:.:'1a ~ (f,'4)~CA 11M fl8" one IUldf9d Healtl'i Ind Slftty Coda. leged viol1tlon(1) ol (f,'4)~ ... CA .,. :::.,~ ~ dldld by. Jl*'lt ""*" Wet» .. : =:": (1~) of lie ~ You.,. -~eby nollfiecl s.ctlon{•) 11351 of the Web SJle· la eccepted, 1hall ~v:...=· ~l1Hoed -.cacd........... ~· :::.."".:'!: tllat the OliCl1cl Attomly Health and Safely Coda. WWW ocod.~ -eucute !he -.. ,_, NOT1CE • HEAEllY ....._, ......_ -"-' ........ :! ol Orange County ha1 Vou are hereby notified NOTICE IS HEREBY ~~ Jama L lAwll OIYBt ll9l lie~ •-.... .._. ........ . fnltl1ttd procetding1 to tllat lflt 01a1r1ct Allomey GIVEN ht lhe ...__ ...,,._,_..,, fumilh 8 Thia llalemelll Wiii nemed ldloal DllCltc:l o1 ance la In .,._. In the A forfeit the 1.bov1.ft-of Orange County hu named School~ =Y~ ~ flled wlltt the Colny 0..,.. Counly c:.lfor· 81'11CU1111o ... '°"" tn !tit acrlbed p1operty pur-lnitf•!ed prOCffdlngs to Orange County Calfof· 8mounl not .... lhe(I C1e1t1 of er.nae Coun1y nlli, ectl"G bY end ~~ COlol~ = au1nt lo Health and lo~e1t the 1bov1·dt· nla, acting by and one hundfed peroent on 04-2rr2000" tll'OUllh 11 ~ -. ...__ -.... S1ltty Code Stctloo 1Cnbed property pur· tl'lroUOh 111 ao....mng (100%) of the 11:11111 bid IHlllHHI llOMI. ,..,...,.. ,. ~ v .. f;"'- 11488.4. avant 10 Health and Board. hereinafter ,.. Plb. fumiah a Peyment ~ Mey 1, I. 15, lerritd to M "Dtl-qtJr9cle=.,. ~ ii Y;! •:..':1':'~r.:! s1111z Code Section lerre<l to .. "DIS· llond° In en emount not -MRI ~,;.,. W:.., '-= J: bid ~ .. tie for- th• lorf11ture ol thl• 1 ~: a~ inelnicted that ~.'~not W:~ J: IMa hn one hundr.d CNl1771111 •bove·•t•l•d time, e.lled. The FtlflflA Pef. r=,rty. pursuant to 11 you desire to conlMt above-ataled"ii:n, :':f'~~.J:= NaT1CI OP = o1ii:" ~ '= bmenC9 Bond al,. Ind Safely Coda the forfeiture ol thl• •Nied bide for the oertlftallN evtdenclng lllZURI fie DldecC dalcftbed M: ::",::::In II.II ': end * Section 1 !488.S, you property, purau1nt to 8WMS. of 1 oonlr9ct for hit the 1'9qU1'9d tneur-PURIUANT TO lrlieal two 9'aclrolilc lal .=t must lilt 1 venfied olllm H .. llh and Slftty Code the pn)jecl deeCttbed ea· ence 19 In tfted In the ._"'"TH ... ._ ~ ...... --..• __ ....__ 1t1tlng your lntereet In Section 11488.5, you Rerooftwo ... .-.....Clf emounta M1 IOl1tl In the ~ -· ... _...,._ ....,.......,.,., the property. Vou mutt mull file 1 vlrillfd c1AJm approxlmateiY2s"'is3 ~ 001idlllon1. In Wen' CODE wtl be NO Ttle DISTRICT r•• file this claim In the Su-1\lllng your tntereat In eque,. feet wllt1 ',,,.. h eY9r1I of feluN to llCT10H 114TI/ ~ ... ol MIWI .. ltat1C '° t9jlC:I perlor Court ol th• the property. You must c:Nnlc:elly lutened 72 .,..r Into the oontrm 11• MD NOTICE ~or .. lilda or to County ol Orange within Ille ltlil clllfn In the Su-tTlit relnlolced PVC roo1 end enaae the ,.._ OP INTINDID In 8: ~be~ Ml ~ thirty (30) d1y1 ot the 1>•rlor Coun ol ,th• memDnine. ~ Oocumenel, IUCh PORPlnvU llbcM, ;;;;-,._ bldl or lnlom" ••11 In MY fiflt publlc1t1on of thla County ol Orange willWi Thel9 w11 be • Aw bid ~ Wll be tor· l'UlllUMT TO .,_. be ~ end bldl °'In !he bidding. Notte., unlee1 you re-thirty (30) dlya ol the ($5) dolef non-...,_ telled. The Fellllul P9f· u.a•TH .a-ll'Mdr MM mllf~ 1#,~ .. ~ c1lv1 ectuel notice first publlcatlon of this debte ~ rwqulf9d tormence Bond lt'8I ,.. ,__ -IN ~ .,.,. , ~ L,. [Pleale UM OOF02295). Notice, untee1 you re-tor eec:f1 Mt of bid dol» meln In ful toiw end flf· 1AP11'Y CODI end ......_ ..--......,., fie enc.a, 't'ou mu11 HIVI an c1lv1 1ctu11 notice. mente. Ohedca atlOUld f9d lhrough fie"'**" ACTION 11~ ln 800Uidlaim ~,. cf 119 r=::: cf ln- •ndo<Hd ~the ~PlllH UH J02o4&7CJ. be medl peyeb1e to •pertocf•IPei:Meclln On 3'10 & .-,e, IOOO, It °"""*"*cf 019Drn1a :-'o1 c:.lforriacf= ~ ~ ~ ~ e~''r.o;rv~ ~ ~~ Col-... ~~er~·,. ~ ~ c:.= N11o car... Code a.wnad .. ~ ~.:... BURL ESTES, olllm on the o.tr1ct M· 8ida 1N11 be teceMd wvee the 111N to ,__. ...... CA. .. llfoPMr ::'°"....::0.-':.: • pl'Mlllng ralM d ~&, o.trict Attorney) tomey of Orwigt County In -plllca ld9f'tlllad ""' Of .. lllda Of '° dMQibed •: . .,,. -,_ .. IDlow-: In .. laceMy Ill • CMc Cant11 ~.:... BURL ESTES, eboW, end 110ae bldl -1119 ~ .,,...,.._ U.S. CUMENCY. .. Ing rt R .-,, o1 con-..,..,,::._ ~ i: g:-92~:'· ~ Anl, ~&, Diltttct ~ INll be opwd end Of inbwl ... I In tlf'I lelHd .J"ttAW'lt 10 nc.ofa ~ • fie .... Ml09 ,... 0. (30i c11y1 'o. lht N:~ ~ w..f~c.,,~ ~.,.,,: bldl«tnlle~ =.. 11•~~eo; ........ _.... .. tel1ftlnettone, en&ltted the dllm In the ~ C.. 92701 within !Nrty and plla. 1#.. ~ ~ lie COSTA MESA POL._ ~. C 45 PMVMJHO"WAOE Coul'1/CMI Olvlllon (30) da)'9 of flt llllng of ln8CCOldMCI~ .. LallorCode,hDINc*>t ICE OEPAR'TWNT. U.. ~~ 11e'":ci':'::e'::= ~~In~~='°'~:.:..~:::. ...!!:.l:::-'aeto'7. ~BH: MtliLic:, :C:.et 1310~ claim Ullllg an 11'-.erMt The flllure to timely Sdorl 3300, .. '*'-... °' c:.lforria ... Med vtoldon(•) of WAUC ~ I -. •• coma =:-; -0.\ :.:::~."'~~ :menc1~:= ::::=-:-:.:: =--~ .. ~ ="!.1=~ ~~~"1: ~-~ lhe property belno de-In the~ In the&... Ing dHllllc:atlon of con-..... In lie llally In You .,. ,__ llGIRad ~ 1:00 p.m., ~ '° Ml !fir dlred Of ordered lorleit perlor Coult wlll '-* In ftclor'I ..,_ It IN wNdl fie WOrll II ID be M lie Dllttclf" ,.,,,,,,, Oc*lel\ Wiaet ~ --' ~ upon .. to lhe StMe of Celllomit the Pfoperty be1no di-time 1N11N connc:t 11 ~ °°'*' cf cf OrWlgl Cour"Y hlii ...,,_..,_ 0epal1· QUl8C. The -~ end dlterlbultd ~ olafld Of ordertd lorflll ~: ttw ..,_ ,... a. lrlllleted ~ m 111., to 111ent1 looeted off INI poeu copy of "' to the provlllcina ol lo the &lie of~ ColltlW*JI. C 31 termlnellone, entttled toi19lt !he ebou1 da a.-1 m f • ,,,_.,. be-dOaUIMat • 89dl IDI> Hellltl and Seftty Coda and dllll'lluled L.ICenM f'MYM.JNQ WAGE ecrtbed '""*'Y pur-,._. Claldlait W. Md Ill. Ttle ~Md =:~..a:,:;: ~he.J~ eo: ~~s~r~· ::::~"--=:: -~t4Nltls.c:: car.=--June .. :Li:;:-:.u: Publl1h1d Newport Section t 1489 wtlhoul WALK THA0UGtt. loaelilcl et 1370 AdelM 1 t411.4. IDOO • l:'OO pJll, fie ,.. ..... B11oh-Co1t1 Mete lurlhef no11ct Of hMrtng. Welldtwouatill,,_ ......... C08l8 Meea. CA You•~ M .aMDDAlW: ,.._ ol~IO el Diiiy Piiot ~I 2.4, Me' Publl1htd Newport delafy, Dile: Mir H, iii2e: ~ ,... I yau ..._ 10 _... June 11, lllCIO ..._. In .. 1, 8, 2000 Beach-Co1ta Me11 2000 et 10:00 e.m., ... """""" end .,. the btiltln of 1111 No ....... .,.. be ~ Of ~ _____ _..M..,.8...,.23 Oelltf Piiot Aptl 2.4, May Gdderl Wlaet ~ .....,.. • IO MJ In-~. ~ to ::---:,--.. Of.,..._ bet. F,__,___ • .. -•w• 1, 8, 2000 Mllll••ioa I Cpeftt. ....... ,_,, ~ ,.. Hailll llnd =Coda ..._ ....... -.. -=: ~'.!... ~·. "'-..-_ ... _ -----Mt ... 22 .. '°"' ~ • ...... The ·eoi... 8eollOft 1t ,... __ of_il'Wll ___ ~ -.... Heme ......,.. *8d °" Md'8ddal1,,,. ... -• ClllPW ol 1111 """' • • dalnl ... '£&.. ,... of ., dM The' folowlna "'*"" --~ Goldlrl dool -· • *" • .. ~ ..... Ill ... .. ... for .. .,.. doing bueWllM u: WHt end Gotherd .... TtleOonlnlcllorend fie......-. You"""' :::..-._... • ..,.. -. C111cep1J. 134 s. n£~ -=-DATE: June I, :i..:;:~~ = ...... ~In!-~ ......... ...., A ........ Gla1MI ~t.. Orenge, \;Ul&llll'IW -·-· _.. Uf ... --..._........... be......, llflor lo•· Celllornla 82188 2000. ~ ~ .. .....--al a..., ..... -_.., _.... eaulan 114 .. OOfWIO Jeff C.lhcll1, 134 8. r ti. ,llOMO ~ . -°':ftiD .. ~ -.,. °' .. =:o .. " :'r:lnot ·.: ......... In .. '°"" OluMI St , Ofanoe, s June 21, IOOO ....... .. .. tlrlt jV fl 1 of 1111 ...... ·--._ .. .,..,_ti\ .. ~ Cellfomla 82188 No ........ etlll be -*" of CC. ....._ ...._ ,_. ,. I .. .-..._.: dlaufff-. Thia buell'letl .. oon--...... tor --Cit.,... .... ..... ...... ....... ..... ....... lo ...... IMetd by an lndMtMI NI..,... r. aanncit No llldder "'•Y ..._ ... • 111• 5 ..... •J~ ..,.oflieNlaO... Have you 111rted r-frt• .,,...,..unll .. "91t-...._=..,. •• 'tou 1111111 .,.. • :\:! -.. ... .._... dolnll ~ Yf/1(1 Ho .... of OOi• •• ,.. ....... of ., ........ 8111'1 .. .. ·--.. ... .... ,,.,, ......._,., ... IO .. 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Gj 1u:n1~ EQUAL l40U$1MC OPPORTUNITY l M real llllt• advenismo In tllls ~ Is subjeet to !tie federal fair HouslnO ~ of 1968 u amtndtd Yftllch makes It 111eoa1 to llMftiM •111y preference. llmilallon or dis:r111111Wi<K1 baNd on rlet, C019r, rellg· Ion, m . lland!Qjl, tamillal StltUS OI national ongin. or 111 inttnllOfl to 1111te lll'f sucll preft1ff'lct. !Imitation °t~~~ will not knowingly accept any adve11laement for real tsllte which Is In vlolition of Ille llw Our ruders 11e hereby Informed that all dWtlNngs ad'Wtlsed In this nHSj)lp« are available on Ill tQllll °':£:My ti.siS To com · of d1SCn1T11-nltlon, cal HUD toll·tree it t-80IM24·8590. • • • ,, .. l l ' -~ . &L-o.J f ByMllMllP\!11•• ,l:\0 \c·" 8:" , O"r'tl ( Al•lll ''"""· C.:\ lr.!.(J,!7 \t \,..,p.,.. Rh •I ti IW• " ...., Half'\ nm! k 1uJli11h 11n-i.11l>r·•1 10 du111Jl" "icbouc 001ic?. 11at p11hh•lll'r ""'-'""" 1hr rl;xh1 w fl'11-.1r. m·lib~ir,. rn1.-f or n-jr<i ~II) dR-.ifk-.l 111h 1·ni.,.1111 Ill: Plru..r ff'llOl1 an' 'trror 1J11111111y be ·~· '!"" 1·Li ... rir;I a1l 111111lf'(hlltl'I~ • nlt' 1)3ih 1'1~)4 OCl'f'tll' no lm&1h1~ (1u 1111~ c•rrot 1111111111hc•r11 ... •nl(·11t ftir •liid1 it11ia\ IH' l'\'•j14111'\lhl1• l'\l'f'fll ror 1(11 IV-I of tilt' -t•IM1' OCllWll~ lll~'llj>'ictl IJ~ 1l11· 1 rror ,cm .. l111·11n 11111~ hr alltN~oJ (or th<-lil'l't tn'4'rtioo. --------Deadllne8 ------ Mfmgay: ........... Friday 5:00pm 1l11miduy .. Wednt"!!day S:OOprn •• • H1•w· 'fi·lrl'hot1f' 8::10..111-:> 0011111 \h•l.n.-lroloo1 \l11IL-l11 H::IOa111-:l OOpm \litOW\n-1 "''" Tu~'lllu)' ......... Mcmday a:OOpm f'riJny .......... Thur<!dlly S:OOpm Wed11P'ld3)' .... 'fut'!<doy 5:00pm Sa1urday .......... .friday S:OOpm r . . . .. . . · 1 t ,_ --__ ~".I VACATION RENTALS olf 0... Fl'OllC I to Wt ,,_.,., ... Ptoptrty ltcMI. • MMU-3860 VACATIOM RENTAL 2 & 38' 28a specious deliJXt, Condo. lutf lum, '1eps to bch. 2c spr. 94ffiS.7130 OuHn•lze plllow top bo1apri119 & m11trt11, never u .. d. w/30 yr warranty $2115/obo. Cheny Ric. Po.ltf 7 pc brdln Mt, s 1115t\'obo Ctn dlllftf. 149-307-7095 Girls Just W Hiring Friendly full or Pff Sal employees for yandcomm •. LO.I. ,,... ... 0 d colored. 9mo's old. el lr.=============:::i I -LOlr • 1 Dog lof .... Lhasa Apse), VVft shots He IS VtfY I"'°"! ,__ ____ __.. $175 11'"36M2 o Bookkeeper ~ti I Cleric:ll PT Phones light house-~eepmg typing l1hng compu\!f ~~S.2422 Olderllwlt~ PIANOS·~ . ....._. __ .,..... ....... aa. ........ .. CAlllMID .. _.,.. __ ..._ •9UYDTATa . ...,......,_ ·-· .... ·~ ..... _....... ·-·-· HOUSE llTTER AVAIL MOW! MPI .,..., llnt ""· lllllMI lover. c.11 ...... ,.aa Newport Beach Investment Banking firm is seeking a candidate with a minimum of 2-5 yrs. bookkeeping experie,nce and the ability to work In a busy, professional office environment. .. RECEPTIONIST•• Full/PT aoaltlonal Grul btneflta. Rtlieble, ltlendly, prolualonl. Five Crown• Rtttaumit 3801 E. COM! Hwy. Apply Mon-Sit Siem •• 4:3o pm. RETAIL Neeo exp <I Sales Mloclale or Des1~ntr Woman's Boutique, 1n Newpo11 8dl PrtY "* In beltM wom-tn s llll!*ll ~eten.d Fu resume 129-7fl6.50511 Sales Before Need Cemetery Sales Full Trelnlng, Flnlble Hours, BeMll1•. HlghHt Commlulon• In tht lndu•ttyl .. MAICE GOOD SI In homl ..J':" ~~F/PT www.malc!QOOd!!!O!l!'t.ntl Marine llHllllHI on high VISabily ltJ9IJI. Pra inddl ~ boa.I inVtnlOry, used boAI ~. computtnzed -lfnano. and W1Yenl0t'f ayslem, lnltmtl Ille BtoMr. ~2011 MEDICAL Bil.UNO Unlinited income pOllnCilJ. FrH ll'l!o & CD-AOM ~ veatmenl $4,9951$11,1195 An. aval lslancl 1'uloma1'd Medical Se111ict1 Inc ~322·1139 •Xl.2101 WWW .b\J$1neSS·l1artup.com (CAL'SCAN) \4:iwml OVER Y~ Kl.AD in debl??? Do 'P' need more brealtling room??? Debt consolidation no quali- lyvigl" 'FREE CQlllli. ltllon (800) 556· 1549 www 1n1wh orlzon org ~. bonded non- pt'OfttlN lCAL'SCAN) •] BOSTOH WHALER I 21' OUTRAGE, 250 Y...._ ..... .-.oi-. ...... .. S2UOO MM6MIM 717.otl2 El.ECTIW: 80AT 2111 OUFFY ~ 0... t Owntf. s 17 OOOIOeO 71""967·2902. lv M!Q --· c .............. .. ..., -- lMD --·"""" llMlt ...... • v TODAY'S CRQSSWORQ RUZZLE When you write a classified ad include' all the facts a~d get the results you want. Call today and we will help . ' Bitdge ANSWEJtS TO Wlt&kLY BIUDGB QUIZ Q l . Neidw \l\dnerable, • Soulh you hold: •11,J o A6 O KJltl •A,17' The biddina bM orocceded: SOl111I lVES't NOllTll I.AST lo ,_ 2• ,_ ' Whal do you ~ now? A • Whh a weallh of orime ens and • rufliu value, yCNC hind it suit..00-enced. If you bid two no uwnp now. you will haw a job coaviaeina pil'l· ner lafa' lhM you have Uvee.ed spede IUpp(lft. Fi I die ll'Wnp sWl by raising to three apedes. Q 2 • Boch vuJocpble. as South you hold: •AJ7 o AK76• O A7 6 •15 Whal is your opening bid? A • There are many players who refuse 10 open oae no trump~ hands that conllin a fi\'0-Clld ~.i« and a weak doublelOn, but whit are you going 10 rebid should p111ner respond eith!Jr one lpede CK one no aump? Using standard methods only, 1ou avoid tllOIC problems by open· 1J18 one no trump. even thouah that runs the risk of missing a S-1 fit in the major. 'v Q 3 -Both vulnerable, IS Soucb )'Oii hold: I • 7 6 O A 4 o A K 10 8 6 5 • A 4 3 The biddina has oroceeded: NOR'nl f.ASI' soum WEST I• .._ l o .,_ l o .._ 1 Wba1 do you bid now? A · Three diamonds Is not forci ng. four diamonds byj>uses three no uump and coosumes a lo< of bidding room and two no trwnp mlgbc be passed. The solution is 10 make a iemporizing bid in a suit lower rank· ing than y~ first Bid three clubs. What Q 4 • Bodi vulneni*I, M Soud1 )'OU hold; •l o AltU o U •AltQ UJ The biddlna bM moceeded: NOllTR LVI" 80Vl1I WEST l o ,_ 36 ,_ Jo ,_ ' Whit do you bid now? A • ftrtner's tebid lw lfCMIY enbaDccd &lam protpCCIS. but you migtic need a lot of room io investi· plC the polJibilitiel f CK a puct- allm. For the moment, you·noed do DO more d.mJ Id.I l*1DO' of your strong support for hearts, ainoc yow jllmp lbil\·was an unooodilional game force. Bid tine beans. Q 5 :Neither vlllnenble, as Soulh yoo hold: •AJ65 4 o XJ7 0 73 4A"4l The biddina hu Dl"OCCCded: SOt1l1I ~ NORTll EAST 1• ,_ l o .._ ' Whit do you bid now? A -In the good old days a bid of two 11Q trump showed ewa values, so )'Oii bid two spides with a minimum. n-days, )'Oii bid two no ll'Ump with a mini.mum and stoppen in die unbid suits. Since that describes y04JT band perfectly, bid two no uurnp. Q 6 • Neither vulnerable, as South • )'Oii hold: •9763 o QI0'87:Z o AQJ •Vdd The biddina has proceeded: NOR'nl !AS1'" SOU11f WEST INI' ,_. 1 Whal do you bid now? A -£ven should panncr hold four spades. lhac Is no JUaranlce th11 the band $hould play in spades. We th.ink you beloog in beans, and would get to the game ln one bid if we do nbl employ a tninsfer sequence. Bid four hearts. happens If you'don't BUICK ROADMAmR W CAD~W LTD, low 58k mies, ~· Loeded. whlle, lllUlt _, advertise? Ian letther, rear-wheel driVe XR40074t .... (421451) $11,988 LAND ROVER NABERS NEWPORT BEACH {1'4~1100 MM44M445 NOTHING. CdlK Devlllt ... f.ALL Low miles, leather, air bag. ABS & morel ~IFIED (211927) $13,988 ~ABERS {714~1100 Cali the TODAY AND Cacllw; Eldlndo .. ClassHieds GET THE WORD Low mies. VB Nolttl$1ar, si-ver, leather. (619359) $19,988 9 (!14)540.9100 642·5678 TOMORROW! FIND (949) 642·5678 1 220 -11-=--11• POLICY ,__ _____ __. ,__ _____ __. 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