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2001-04-20 - Orange Coast Pilot
" t • /, .. • • SERVING THE NEWPO~T -MESA eo~UNmES SINCE 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 2001 Fish Fry. organizers look to· the ·future • While 58th annual event has been canceled, Lions Club officials are preparing to resurrect the tradition in 2002. between the club and Orange Coast College, which has hosted the event for the last two years. ting the word out to the community if the site changes and getting them- selves back into "the working mode.• ardy becdUSE> of d lawsuit filed against the coUege lJl October Arlene WoUf, a 53-year-old Irvine resident, frdctured her left ankle and suffered lower leg 101unes when she lnppPd on a curb at the coUege June 3, accorchng to a claun hied by her auorney. Barry Binder. Jennifer Kho DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -Some people can't believe this year's Fish Fry is really gone, while others are already proceeding with plans for next year. "We're still kind of in a state of shock about not being able to do it, but we're starting right away and working to see what we can do in upcomi!1g years,• said Mike Scheafer, president-elect of the Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Uons Club. •1t is now the 'Somewhat Annual Fish Fry?' The 'New and Improved Fish Fry?' I think we'll continue with the numbers, but that's a question only a committee can decide.• Late Tuesday, the Lions Club offi- cially canceled the 58th annual event -scheduled for the first week in .June -after members were unable to solve a disagreement Club members were unable to find a new location for the event and were hoping to have it at Lions Park, the historic home of the Fish Fry. The city of Costa Mesa's Special Events Committee recommended the city avoid having the event at the park because of construction on the site and other previously booked events. Scheafer said club members will face challenges ~ preparing for next year's Fish Fry -finding a site, get- "l think a certain amount of peo- ple will say, 'No Fish Fry, no big deal,' and forget about it." be said ·1 do think we have the risk of los- ing the momentum. We hope that's not the case. but. realistically, I think this will hurt us. We run the risk of even having guys in our club who are Uons because of the Fish Fry dropping their membership because there's no Fish Fry.• Earlier this month, the club armounced the event was in jeop- Wolff dttended the Apple Com- puter Exhibit dt the coUege, stopped by the Fish Fry and then walked toward her car, tnpping over the curb before she reached 1t. accord· mg to the claun SEE FISH FRY PAGE 7 , I I School leaders protest alternative-fuel plan • Officials are among many who say proposed rule is too restrictive and will cost too much. D•nette Goulet DAILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA Newport-Mesa Umhed School District ofhcials are· among a host of angry voices protesting a proposed rule, up for consideration today, that would require all new school buses to use speaftc kinds of alternative fuel. The South Coast Air Qual- ity Management District. whJch is the r091onal govern- mental agency responsible for air pollution control in Orange and surrounding counties, will vote today on the rule. U passed, the rule would reqwre thdt 15'\. of all Ldrge fleets owned by school distncts and busmesses be replaced by Jan 1, 2003, said Mike Fine. Newport-Mesa dtstnct's dss1stant supennten- dent of business services For the Newport-Mesa dts- tnct, that would be 16 of its 64 h uses. The rule hds school dts- tncts up in arms because. despite rule makers' asser- tions to the contrary. 1t would cost school districts an exo1b1· tant sum, Fm e sa id. "The u.sue 1s forcmg us to go with only certain alterna- tive fu(>l as opposed lo a wider variety,• Fine said. ·And the ones they are forc- ing us to go with clre far more expensive· The acceptable alternative fuels under the propo ed rule SEE BUS PAGE 7 PK>TOS BY GREG FRY I DAILY PILOT Whittler Elementary School lntersessJon students Nydyyare Melgar, 9, left; Rebeca Saavadra, 8; and Adriana Perez, 9, right, look through items they can buy with p0i.nts they earned by completing reading assignments. · Newport physician considering House bid No -break for these students Children at Whittier Elementary School spend their week off improving their reading skills HOUIS A qulck I gula to the WtHJUnd CanMD Palacios ad Lull MednDo take ...m.. on books they've read to earn points to spend on goodies. D•nett• Goulet DAILY PILOT S tudents at Whittier Elementary School in Costa Mesa could hardly wait for their turn to take a test Thursday. even though it should have been their spring break. They vied for empty computers to prove their knowledge because a passing grade on an accelerated reader test meant points and prizes. When students read the indepen- dent reading books and pass the computer quizzes with an 80% or better, they earn points that may be exchanged for all sorts of cool prizes. •I need more points,• said Luis Medrano, 9. plopping down in front of a computer terminal. "I want a soccer ball.• SEE STORE PAGE 7 _,,, .. m llfJ MW, Orange C~ College's Ornamental Horticulture Oep8rtrnent will host 1 series of pl1nt s.tes tNt wlll lndude tomatoes, peppers. squ.shes, cucumbers. herbs and 1 variety of flowers from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. today In the Hortkutture Garden at the school, 2701 FalMew R«*l Costa Mesa. The Pfot"•m will also be offered April 27 and May 4. (714) 432- 0202. Ext. 26533. •Don Udall, who is related to one-time presi~ential candidate Mo Udall, ran last year for Rep. Ron Packard's seat. SJ.Cahn DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEAC H - Newport Beach restdent Don Udall, a me mber of the famous Artzona political fam- ily that includes House leg- end and one-time presiden- tial candidate Mo Udall. is mulling a run for Rep. Christopher Cox's seat. Udall. who has lived in Corona del Mar for 31 years and bas a medical practice in Newport Center, said Tbws- day be is considering jump- ing into what promises to be a crowded field to replace the Newport Beach Republican -if Cox steps down to take a federal judgeship. So far, Cox's possible chcmge of profession remains 1ust rumor However, since word leaked out of Washing- ton. D C , earlier tJus month thdt Cox is on President Bu h's c;hort list for a vacant sedt on the 9th C'lfCUlt Court of Appeals, It has provided the londlmg for a number of pos 1ble candJdaoes Top possible contenders include state Sen Dick Acker- mdJl (R-Tustm), Assemblyman 8111 Campbell (R-Villa Park) and Supervisor Todd Spitzer. Others who are conslder- tng a run include former Assemblywoman Marilyn Brewer. former Rep. Jim Rogan, Newport Beach phil- anthropist John Crean, state SEE UDALL PAGE 7 -~-----" --2 ruate.-nm II SfOIT\ •• -... _ Mu .. s.ton HlnS brings ........... '° the~thlln1ll1NL .. • • : .. .. . 2 Friday, April 20, 2001 Ac1i'n1 OUT .. .. Feel like catching a short play? Start.Ing at 8 p.m. today, Orange Coast College will hold tts annual Spring one-Act Play Festival at ~e Drama Lab Studl~, 2701 Fairview Road in Costa Mesa. The festival will run this weekend and Apnl 27-29, with curtain times at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 2 and 1. p.m. Sunday. $5. (714) 432-5640, Ext. 1. Daily Pilot CHECK IT OUT Wealth of ways to ~ fnake a difference T heir motives are diverse and their skills varied. Their rewards are measured in the heart, not the pocket- book. They share a willing- ness to contribute time and talent, to perform duties recognized with a hand- shake, not a paycheck. In Newport Beach, they number close to 300. They are the teens and adults who volunteer in public libraries, the Oasis Senior Center and other city venues. They encompass those who mend books, run lh'e Friends' Used Book- store in the Central Library and staff the travel office in the senior center. They are tutors in the Newport Beach Public Library's Literacy Program, offering one-on-one instruction to adults strug- information for each agency iS included in this tool for students. job seek· ers looking to enhance skills, and anyone wishing to contribute time and taJ. ent to help others. You can be part of a solution in another way, by taking a vacation that will make a difference. Find more than 2,000 options in the sixth edition of BW McMlllon's "Volunteer . VacaUons. •Possibilities include planting trees in Ecuador's forests, patrolling canoe trails in an Alaskan wildlife refuge and teach- ing English in China. In addition to detailed listings, there are inspiring Stefon Harris will play the vibraphone at the Oran ge County Performing Arts Center this w eekend. gling with basic com· munication skills. Their ran.ks also include teachers, attorneys, engineers and mar- vignettes from previous vol· unteers in this sourcebook for service-orien led escapes. Young Chang DAILY PILOT • Jazz artist Stefan Harris will bring his vibraphone to the Center this weekend FYI gan Jazz Club debut. WHAT: Stefan Harris keting professionalS who provide leadership on an array of boards and com- missions. U you're ready for extended commitment, learn bow to satisfy altruis· tic urges while immersed in another culture with "So, You Want to Join the Peace Corps." Written by forestry volunteer DWon Banerjee, this recently published guide covers everything from pre-application jitters and how to manage per- sonal affairs from abroad to medical concerns and post. Peace Corps Y01Ctl11~"~r.~RT issues. ·---·--·---•The :s tefon Harris can play more than 25 · instruments but Ghooses to focus on one that most people don't really understand -the vibraphone. WHEN: 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. today and Saturday WHERE: Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa ·with the vibraphone, there are pitches,• Harris said. "Whereas with the drums, there are no scales or chords.· And for an artist who focuses most- ly on the composition of each piece, it's important to work with a versatile, creative instrument. They are honored this month in numerous cele- brations during National Volunteer Week, which will kick off Sunday. In this time set aside by the Points of Light Foundation in Wash- ington, D.C., organizations throughout the country will highlight the ways volun- teers make a difference. U amassing wealth in this way appeals to you, find dozens of opportunities in "Orange County 2001 RaJnbow Resource Direc- tory,,. available at the refer- ence desks of all Newport Beach public libraries. Along with listings of local agenoes that recruit volun- teers, the newest edition of this directory Includes com- munity services for adop- tion, foster care, substance abuse and many other needs. volunteer chooses to cross the bor- der Simildf to d xylophone, the vibra- phone belongs to the classical percus· sion family and is made up of tubes of meld.I instead of strips like the xylo· phone. Harris, who will play this weekend at the Orange County Performing Arts Cente r. trained as a classical per· cussiomst but feU m love with the vibrdphone during college at the Manhattan School of Music. Though mtmy may not know what the mstrument 1s, Harris says 1t pro· duces a sound that everyone has heard -m the works of Roberta Flack, Chaka Kdhn and hip-hop artists. for example. cost: S44 or S38 CALl: (7 14) 740-7878 "It's almost d gldssy type of sound,· he said. "!L's very warm -a warm. metallic sound.• His friend Gary Armstrong, an associate publisher of marketing for US Magazine who worked with Har- ris several years ago for a Vanity Fair performance, understands how entk- ing that sound can be. "When I was a kid, I wanted a xylophone. Fisher Price had them. I thought it was cool, like a very pretty drum," Armstrong said. "Stefon loved the lushness of 1t and the uniqueness of the sound.· The 28-year-old -whose first recording, •A Cloud of Red Dust: was voted best recording at the 1999 NY Jazz Awards -will perform today and Saturday for his J .P. Mor- ·1rs a very important outlet for me in terms of finding your own style,• he said. •writing music is a very clear way to getting to your own voice. It's almost the same thing as improvisa- tion -it's very slow improvisation.• When asked to describe his own figurative voice, Harris chooses the word u angular.· •My playing is very close to the way we use language,· he said. "The rhythms of English, and I'm playing the language of the rhythms f'm hear- ing.• He and his band -made up of a drummer, bassist and pianist - recently played shows in Houston and St. Louis. They were well· received: Harris said. "Conceptually, when we're on stage, I think it's more about interact- ing with one another than having a grandstanding solo,· he added. For those willing to ven- ture farther afield, Harriet Kipps' •volunteer Ameri- ca: A Comprehensive NaUonal Gulde lo Oppor- tunlUes for Service, liain- lng and Work Experteace• featufes more than 1,450 organizations across Amer· lea. Complete contact between the surface delights of the protected life and the inner beauty of raw human existence,• writes Thomas Moore in the preface to "Voices from the Heart." Hear from vol· unteers Crom age 13 to 84 who reveal why they work for no monetary compensa- tion in Brian O'Connell's celebration of the spirit of giving. • CHECK IT OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Public Ubrary. This week's col· umn is by Melissa Adams, in col· labo<ation with Susan Warren. All titles may be reserved from home or office computers by accessing the catalog at http://www. newportbeach 11/nry.org. Brieflr through May 4, 2002, at SCR, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. The season includes five Main- stage plays -"The Circle" by W. Somerset Maugham, "The Home- coming" by Harold Pinter, "The School for Wives" by Mollere, •Getting Frankie Married ...._And Afterwords" by I lorton Foote and the Charles Dickens classic, ·A Christmas Carol." ond Stage seaton ranges from $52 to $180. Information: (714) 708-5555. and how it ii a retelling of an ancient JeWilb folk tale at 6:30 p.m. Sunday al Temple Beth Shalom. 2625 N. Tustin Ave., Santa Ana. Tbe COit& Mesa resident and lntematklnally recognlzed authori- ty on tbe psychology and sociology ol film will ICreet1 "Men in Black• prior to the dilcusslon. Admllston 1s s15. Information: (71'1432-5851. IN DITEBOOK South Coast Repertory announces new season South Coast Repertory will stage its 38th season of plays beginning Aug. 31 and continuing DailylP.ilot BEAQEBS ~QIU~E (949) 642-6086 Record your comments about the Dally Pilot or news tips. VOL. 95, NO. 105 ADQBESS Ou<~ Is 3)0 W. 1.-y St.. THOMAS H. JOHNSON, Corui MIN. CA 92627. P\blittlf( TONYDODIRO. CC>RlllCDON$ Ed!W It Is the Non polky to Pft,Wnpt· SJ.~ ly COfTkt .. 9"0n of~ City Edit« ~ call (949) 574-4233. JM9$ .... rn AsSlstant City Edit« The Ntwpol'\ ~Mesi , ... a:" MNw.. Diiiy "'°' MfS. , .... " Ptib- Futuret Editor llthtd ~ In H9wport leiictl and M)Gllt CNUON. • Costa MIM. ....,...., ....... Ible «ttt ~:=:::. n. Sporu Editor Tlmts Or ... Ccully m.. DIHllfA GIORGI. ,,.,, In ... OUbldl" Newport Htw1 Edltor lffdl lftd c-. .... Mea1p---~ tlonl to ... -flllot ft ~•II-,. Olllgll« ... «tty~ melt for S10 '* fflW MCCU.-. month.~--== at ea. Mele. CA.,.... ""°'° Ultof ..,...,,.. ... _..._.,..IDc(I_ .., POmMSTa.., .... ~onctor ~to Thi Newpoi1 LWMH•Oll ~Mlll~Nat,PO. IClll 1N0. C... MIN. CA tH2t Included in the series are four Second Stage plays -"Hold Please" by Annie Weisman, "Nostalgia" by Loretta Greco, "The Dazzle" by Richard Green- berg and the annual production of "La Posada Magica." Subscrip· tions for the Ma.instage season range from $65 to $238. The Sec- •Meli In Black' as a Jewish folk tale ~Collt CoUege professor H. Aldlllr '1kmlig will pNlellt his commentary on "Men ln Black" Copyright. No news nor..s, 111111-WEATHER AND SURF POUCE FILES tratiom, 9drtonal m11tt« Of lldller· tlM!IM!lU h«tin can be '9PtC> ductd without written pennmion TEMPUAJURES TIOU COSTA MESA of copvrtght tNt(tw Balboa TODAY • Felrvlew Roed: Grand theft was reported In tn. 2700 HOW IQ HMM US 65151 First low Corona del Mar 2:25 a.m ................... 1.2 block at 5:33 p.m. Wednes<Uy. aa.... 65151 First high • tW'9or 9oulw .... Md MeN _,. Drtw IMt: A The llMll ar.,.. COunty -..212-1'41 Costa Mesa 8:11 p.m ..................... 4.5 hlt·an<kun WM reported at 12:02 a.m. ~ ........ 64151 Second low • Ml11lon Drtw: Vandalism was rtpCW1lld In tn. 1000 aa.tfled _, '42-5671 Newport Beech 2:32 p.m ..................... 0.3 DlfP~ .. 142-4321 Second high block •t 10·01 a.m. Wednesday. 65151 ...... 8:49 p.m ...................... 4.8 •South CWt Drtw: An •uto theft WM~ In"" NMsC.M2·5llO Newport Coast Spot1S (Mt) 574-422J 66149 SATUlllOAY 1000'block at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Hews. Spof11 Pu (M9) litM170 £-tl\el: dtitJPID~ WPOMCAIT Flnt low M.enO. 2:551.m ...................... 0.7 NEWPOIO' IEAOt I'*'-' Offtce (949) IG-4U1 Knee-to w•lst·hlgh wtth """-',.(Mt) 631-7121 f1ir conditions. First high • _. ........ .., .............. Dltofdtrly l :S4 p.m ..................... 4.6 conduct llWOMng tkohol w.s rtpe>Nd It 3:10 1.m. Second low . ~llJ"'-~ ...... ...... -.. Lot~ ... LOCATION sm 2:57 p.m~ .......... , ......... 0.4 Tueldey. Wtdge 2·3' Second high •a....1...-.~~ctll--~ _,...,Ol,.,..,.._... Newport 2·3' 9:10 p.m ..................... 5.1 In the 4400 bloct .. 10:55 1.m. ~ 11111 ~'s 2-J' "'-J9tty 2·3' .... • Dllflw11 • ....... A crtdtt CMd wtl ......... "°"" ---...... ~ COtOnl de4 Mir 2·J' ~ SS from 1 home In the JOO blodl It 1:M P-"'· ~ . . -- . . Daily Pilot Friday, April 20, 2001 J !f you think john WayneS tough, check ou t these aitports A s far as airports go, John Wayne is clean, effident and fairly ba.Ssle-free. Residents of Balboa Island, Udo Isle and Santa Apa Heights will beef about the jet noise. And sure, ticket prices are a little steeper than Los Angeles International and sev- eral of Southern California's other outlying airports. But at John Wayne, you won't be blindsided by a surprise tax when you reach the check-in counter. . It took a trip through the cramped, 1bird World airports of India, Nepal and Tibet for me to appreciate this fact. ' Don't get me wrong. These are three areas rich in culture and his- tory. It's the airports -and the Poul Ointon RE .. 'S NOTEBOOK /I sluggy;h, erratic bUfeaucrats who • run them -that can drive a travel- er to the brink of madness. The •departure tax• is one thing they leave off the trip expense list. Airport offida.ls in these counµies demand that you pay these charges before allowing you to step onto the plane. Most of these fees aren't high. It's just that they seem totally a.rbi· tiary. In Khajuraho -home to India's wonderlul Cbandela tem- ples -my fiancee and I were frisked for 230 rupees each (about $5) after being told that the airport had instituted a .. passenger service fee" beginning in April. This isn't the only creative fee you'll encounter in these countries, Before I could get on a China Southwest Airlines flight from Lhasa, Tibet, to Katmandu, Nepal, I had to pay an •airport maintenance and operations tax." That one was 90 Chinese yuan (a little more than $11). These little fees are nothing compared to the scam (I mean, cul· tural tradition) airport porters run at these places. Before you can leave your car, a porter has grabbed your bags and is beaded to check-m. They don't speak much EnglJ.sh, usually. But they know two words -·hello• and •np. • It's not that I mind tipping. Good service deserves it. But I'd like to have the choice about whether I carry my own luggage. The old adage about traveling -lay out all your clothes and money, then pack hall the former and twice the later -is really true. It's especially important to carry U.S. currency. To secure a visa for Nepal, you must produce $30. If you try to pay in the coun- try's own currency, Nepalese rupees, they throw you a stooe- faced reJecbon. The MaolSt guem.llas, who a.re conbnuously mounbng attacks on police outposts m Nepal's western frontier, have totally destabilized the country, making dollars the gold standard. Jn a few months' time, the exchange rate soared from 48 to 72 Nepalese rupees to the dollar. Guess they want to get more bang for their buck. • PAUL OJNTON coven the environment and John Wayne Airport for the Daily Pilot. Johnson drops controversial water-quality bill Briefly!n THE NEWS • Environmentalists feared the state senator's proposed legislation would hamper control of urban runoff. Paul Clinton DAILY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA -A state bill that originated in Newport Beach and that environmentalists worried would limit the regulation of wban runoff is dead in the water. The bill, initially sponsored by state Sen. Ross Johnson (R-lrvine), has been shelved after 5th District Supervisor Tom Wilson asked Johnson to pull the bill last week. The legislation, known as Sen- ate Bill 816, would have limited regional water boards in issuing cleanup orders for urban runoff. The board uses the orders as its primary enforcement mechanism. Johnson introduced the bill Feb. 23, and promptly drew criticism from envirorunentalists, who said it would have made it easier for pol· luters lo illegally discharge waste into the bay. •since there were concerns that were raised that could not be worked out, we dropped the bill,• said Susie Swatt, a spokeswoman for Johnson. Newport Beach Deputy City Manager Dave Kiff, who wrote the bill for the senator, said he still hopes to find a way to protect cities from cease-and-desist orders on wban runoff. Such orders can required a dty to eliminate runoff by a fairly strict timeline. That approach is unrealistic, Kitt said. •No city is going to be able to eliminate urban runoff in any less than three years,• Kiff said. "It isn't some nebulous polluter you can just fine. What we're talking about is everyday runoff from our homes.• A cleanup order naming New- port Beach would force the city to use its officers to police water use, Kiff said. Defend the Bay founder Bob Caustin, who lobbied heavily against the bill, rejoiced over its demise. Cities should work to educate the water-using public and adopt tougher rules for bigger commer- cial users, Caustin said. •1t was a bad idea from day one,• Caustin said about the bill. •Joe Sprinkler is not the problem. You've got guys in the commeroaJ business and restaurants that are dumping stuff in the bay .... For (city officials) to sidestep their responsibility is totally unaccept- able.· Kiff attributed the bill's failure to a quirk in the lanyuage. Klff said he regretted using the term ·non- pomt • to describe urban runoff that can't be traced to a specific source. Runoff can legally be traced to a "point" source when 1t enters a city gutter, accordl.ng to the regional board. Chocolate bar buyers may find the golden ticket Adams Elementary Scbool in Costa Mesa will hold its fourth annual Country Fair from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 19. There will be games, prizes, hot dogs, fdce painting, raf· fies, a disc jockey and more. The community outreach event js spon- sored by the school's PTA, along with local real estate agents and busines~es Students at the school are selling chocolate bars surular to "Willie Won- ka Bars" to promote the fau. 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Newport~ • S..•Aentlt•Slrvice Ciassifted ads work· for you! , .. • . . 4 friday, April 20, 2001 Rain, fog expected to roll in Don't dust off those beech umbrellas and sand cbain yet. 1\vo little storms brewing in the Gull of Alalka are expected to make their way to South- ern California this week- end, forecasters said Thurs- day. . •vou won't even recog- nize the first storm as a.~ storm,• said meteorologist Philip Gonzalves of the National Weather Service in San Diego. That storm, which will bit the area this morning, w01 produce only patchy fog, clouds and a mild driz- zle. The one to watch out for should swing through Saturday. It cQuld produce IOIDe showers. Things should clear up by Sunday monµng, Gon- ulves said. · •The sun will be out Sunday, and the rest of the weekend should be pretty decent,• he said. Also, the storms will not be the last the area will see of rain, Gonzalves said. Newport-Mesa can expect another storm to originate in the Gulf of Alaska by 1\aesday, which could pro- duce more showers. • • Daily Pilot Historical society reaches -milestone J • The Costa Mesa organization will celebtate its 35th anniversary Saturday with an open house. 0...,. Bhar•th D AILY PILOT ' COSTA MESA -History is not about the past. . It's about the future -preservmg the past for posterity, according to members of the Costa Mesa Historical Sode~ an orgilnization fueled entire- ly by the power of the community - otherwise lmown as volunteers. "It's important our children know where they live," said archivist and volunteer Mary Ellen Goddard. "1bis knowledge about where they live gives them a sense of belonging to the community.· It gives them roots, she said The historical society has been collecting and preserving local histor- ical data for 35 years and will cele- brate its anniversary Saturday with an open house. The organization began around the historic building it occupies - the Diego Sepulveda Adobe, bought by the Segerstrom family in 1940 and donated to the city by the family in 1963. A special committee of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce, which later became the nucleus of the Cos- ta Mesa Historical Society, assumed the task of furnishing and maintain- ing the building. FYI The Open House will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Costa Mesa Historical Society, at 1870 Anaheim Ave. in C~ M~. Information: (714i 631-5918. • Co. and the Mesa Verde HQmeown- ers Assn., and letters and bulletins from the Santa Ana Army Air Base. Another exhibit sure to generate interest is the Newport Harbor Eigh School comer, which featun!s pro- grams and report cards, a cheer- leader's uniform from the early '60s and an old tunic from the '30s. Also on display are the travel jour- nals and writings of Costa Mesa author Nell Murbager written between 1921and1921. Members of the historical society ~ay they are excited about the orga- nization's 35th anniversary. On Thursday, at least half a dozen volun- teers were setting up exhibits, dust- ing and vacuuming the display area. •It seems like the culmination of a ' lot of years of gathering pictures and documents,• said volunteer Gladys Retakes. #We need to get more peo- ple interested and appreciate the work that has been done so far.· The society now has fewer than 100 members. Goddard said the goal is to get 400 to 500 members. Gonzalves said the showers are not unseasonal and are consistent with the weather pattern for the area. SEAN Hfll£R I OAJLY P1LOT As storm clouds approach, a worker makes repairs to bleachers at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. Saturday's open house will feature several exhibits that are not usually on display because of a lack of space in the 4,000-square-foot building. The new exhibits will include coin collections from World War II, docu- ments from Santa Ana Heights Water "The important part of the open house is to introduce people to the historical society," shE: said. "We need to tell them who we are and what we do." proofing. Briefly_ Ill TllE NEWS Man dies from injury sustained from fall noon died of severe head injury ear- ly TI1ursday morning, officials said. Jesus Bele n Gallardo-Montoya succumbed to his injury in Hoag Hospital's intensive care unit al 2:10 a.m., a spokeswoman for the hospi- tal said. He was reportedly fastening or unfastening a tent around the house in the 300 block of 23rd Street when he must have tripped and fallen into the pool, police said. . happen under suspicious circum- stances. Deadjoggeridentified by coroner's office Kocher of Newport Beach, accord- ing to the Orange County Coroner's office. The 46-year-old man was reportedly jogging on the beach when he is believed to have suf- fered cardiac arrest. officials said. The coroner's office had trouble locating Kocher's family because he had no identification pn him, only a set of keys. Gallardo-Montoya was rushed to the hospital Wednesday after co- workers found him in the swimming pool of a house they were termite- Gallardo-Montoya was listed in stable condition Wednesday night. A man found l~g unconscious on the beach Sunday who officials later said died of a heart attack has been identified as Carne.ron Bailey A 29-year-old Costa Mesa man who was rescued from the noor of a swimming pool Wednesday after- Police officials are still investi- gating the incident but said it was probably an accident that did not Newport Harbor Nautical Museum and Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Co~merce presents --~ ~ -.....,_...._..,. ._ The -• -~ -21st Annual - CLEAN HARBOR DAY Partnership for Clean Water Sat., April 28th 8am-3pm • Family Fun ~ •Exhibits •Games for the Kids •Education and Seminars •Live Music •Food Live Audio Visual Hookup with Divers HELP CLEAN THE HARBOR JOINTHE FUN ATYOUR MUSEUM FOR MORE INFORMATION~. I CALL 949-675-8915 ~ ... ---- - -------- -- California Coastal Commission --:rr.::-ica···· ;q,,,,s, 8eeln Marine Shipyard .,,,,.-, * lonman Wash Systems Eatth Retourc•t • f u 2001 Attention 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th grade boys and girls It's time to sign up for the most exciting soccer tournament of the year. The Second Annual Pilot Cup!!! The Pilot Cup soccer tournament is a one weekend soccer tournament Oune 1-3) to sec which school has the best soccer team in the f<?llowing divisions. 3rd and 4th grade boys; 3rd and 4th grade girls 5th and 6th grade boys; 5th and 6th grade girls Winners will receive commemorative awards. Winning schools will receive the right to show off the Pilot Cup Pcrperual Trophy Award for one year. So go to the principal's office or the athletics office right now and sign up to represent your school in che most exciting soccer event of the year - The Pilot Cup 2001. The deadline to sign up is May 20. All participants receive a t-shirt. This tournament is sponsored by the Daily Pilot and the Youth Services Association. There is a $5 conuibution to cover the cost of the t-shirt. Don't miss out on chis chance to play soccer for your school and win the right to chc Pilot Cup Perpetual Trophy as che best soccer school in tOWn. Yes, we do need CCX1Ches. OBoy OGirl School:~~-:-~~..,..:-~------.......:.~--~---~------~---....-...:..0.. ........ ..-.. __ .... Gnid«:~~~~~~~~~--------~ ..... ~~~~~-'---'"----~....;~...-~ Daily Pilot • Send MOUND TOWN Items to the Dally Pilot, 330 w Bay St., Cos- ta Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to (949) 646-4170; or by calling (949) 574- 4298. Include the time, date and IOQtlon of the event, as well as a contact phone number A com· plete listing Is a.vallabte at http://www.dai/'ypilot com. TODAY Ora.nge Coast College's Omame ntaJ Horticulture Department wiU host a series of plant sales to include toma- toes, pe ppers, squashes, cucumbers, herbs and a vari- ety of flowers from 10 a .m. to 3 p.m. in the Horticulture Garden al the school, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa . The program wlll also be offered Aprll 27 and May 4. (714) 432-0202, Ext. 26533. The Orange County Chapter of the Archeological Institute of Amenca will celebrate its annual gala al 6:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesd Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa. $42.50, or $37 .50 for membe rs. (949) 476-2572. . Roy Asuega's band, "Island Breeze,· will host d fund·rdis- er concert and dinne r a t 7 p.m. at the American Legion HaU, 215 15th St.. Newport Beach. $30. (949) 855-6870. A program about the human genome project will take place al 7 p.m. today and at 2 p.m. Saturddy. The progrdm will be part of the 2001 Dis· tinguished Speakers Lecture Series at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avoca- do Ave. Call for pnce~. (949) 717-3800 A slide show and lecture on the John Mutr TrdaJ m the Sie rra Nf'vadd Mountdtn!> will tdke place di 7:30 p 01. dl The North Fan• store, 1870 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mcsd. Free. (949) 646-0909. SATURDAY Encore Plus wtll offer breast cancer scree nings dl Harbor Christian Fellowsh.ip , 740 W. Wilson Ave., Costa Mesa. Free. Call for an appoint· me nl. (714) 935-9720. Courses on how to buy and sell items on EBdy.com will be offered by EBay Uruversi- ty at 9 a .m. Saturday and Sunday at the Ne wport Beach Marriott Hotel. 900 Newport Center Dnve. $25 (408) 558-7400. "The Ultimate PerennJal Gar- den• will be the subject of a discussion at 9:30 a .m. at the Sherman Library & Gardens, 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Free. (949) 673-2261. The Costa Mesa Hlstortcal Society will host an open house from 10 a .m . to 3 p.m. at the historical society, 1870 Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 631-5918. Newport Bay Naturalist and Friends will present their Earth Day cele bration from 10 a.m. to 3 p .m. at Shellmak· er Island, Newport Beach , adjacent to Newport Dunes. at the comer of Jamboree Road and Back Bay Drive. Parking is available at New- port Dunes' comer lot. Free. (949) 640-6746. "Becke r" and "Cheers" pro- ducer Tun Berry will host a workshop on what it taJces to produce a ne twork television show, from 10 a .m. to 3 p.m .. al Orange Coast College. 2701 Fauview Road, Costa Mesa. CaJJ for prices. (714) 432-5880. SUNDAY A bridal show will be hosted by the Adventures at Sea Y dChl C harters from 2 to 4 p.m. on the yacht, 3101 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Free. Reservations required. (949) 650-2412. Steven Sears, a uthor of "Wealth and Asset Protedlon," will sign his book al 2 p.m. at Barnes & Noble Booksellers at Fashion Island, 953 Newport Center Drive, Newport Bedch. Free. (949) 759-0982. MONDAY Whole Foods Market will offer a speciaJ marke t tour from 5 to 7 p.m. to highltght new ways lo prepare natural foods. The Border Girls -Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger - will conduct the tour. The store is at 1870 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. (949) 574-3800. . ' TUESDAY The inaugural City of Hope fund-raising golf tournament to benefit reseMch programs at the City of Hope Cancer Center will take place al the Pe lican Hill Golf Course. 22651 Pelican Hill Road, New- port Beach. Call for tee blnes •Dinner • Sunday Brunch ,_...., ,._.__. ...... .,._ • .,_,.,.~ ·~· T.,.... • TMOll•lftloW..._ 0 ...,._ • ~ W...,_•PaAtl• llrolm-.,,. •Mll"•c 1'1111,... .... ,.._..._.C'u••CNl.nCNlll ...,, __ , CODIADILIW 2101 E.. Pllllc Colll - llOt a~- (141) 1'ltlll AROUNI) ToWN . -. . . .. . . Friday, April 20, 2001 5 and prices. (800) 200-HOPE. A markeH.ng and promotion work.shop will be offered from ~ a .m . to noon at Nation- al Uruversity, 3390 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. $25. (714) 550·7420. The Corona del Mar Cham- ber of Commerce will host a networking luncheon at 11 :30 a.m. at the Five Crowns Restaurant, 3801 E. Coast Highway. Corona del Mar. $15. (949) 673-4050. Orange Coast College stu- dents who are interested in trying ·out tq be the gradua- tion speaker may do so at 2 p.m. in the college's Litera- ture and Language Building. Orange Coast College is at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesd. (714) 432-0202. Elder Care Consultants wtll off e r a seminar on family dynamics a nd elder care al 2 p.m. at Borders Books. Music & Cafe, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 645-8007. The Citizens for the Improve- ment of Costa Mesa will host a public meeting at 6 p.m. at the Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave .. Costa Mesa. Free. (949) 642-4480. Tamara Bower, author of "The Shipwrecked Sailor, tt will read and sign her book at 7 p.m. al Barnes & Noble Bookselle rs al Fashion Island, 953 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Free. (949) 759·0982. WEDNESDAY The Oasis Senior Center will ho<>l a day of msptration and inionnallon for women from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the cen- ter, 800 Marguerite Ave .. Corond dcl Mar $10. (949) 644-3244 A representaUve from the University of Santa Cruz Adnussion's Ofhce will visit Orange Coast College from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the cam- pus, 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 432· 5894. An after-hours rBtxer will be hosted by the Costa Mesa C hamber of Commerce at 5 p.m. at Zen Bistro Restaurant, 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. $10, or free for mem- bers. (714) 885-9090. Learn how to better keep track of your money during a workshop hosted by the Con· sumer Credit Counseling Ser- vice of Orange County at 6 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Fed- eral Credit Union, 2701· Har· bor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 547-2227, Ext. 122. Mother's Market wtll present a seminar on pet and animal health at 6:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe. 225 E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa. Free. (800) 595- MOMS. John Pina Craven wtll sign his book, "The Silent War,• at 7 p.m. at Barnes & Noble Booksellers al Fashion Island. 953 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Pree. (949) 759-0982. The West Newport Beach Assn. will host a public forum meeting about the stale of the city and John Wayne Airport at 7 p.m. at the Ne wport Beach City Hall, 3300 New- port Blvd. Free. (949) 644· 3309. THURSDAY Dragon Tech-Knowledgy Solutions LLC will host a workshop on how to become more technicaJJy savvy from 8 to 10:30 a.m. al the Newport Beach Mamou. 900 Newport Center Drive. $49. (949) 723· 9372. The Center for Leadenb.lp Studies will present a work- shop on situational parenting at Antonello Ristorante, 3800 Plaza Dnve, Costa Mesa. The workshop wiJl take place from 9 a.m . to 2 p.m. or from 5 lo 10 p.m., and will focus on helping parents enhance thear child's readiness in accomplishing tasks. making decisions and constructively filling free time. Daytime workshop is $95; evening workshop is $145. Price includes all materials anH a five-star lunch or dinner. (714) 957-8333. The 28th annual Jloman Feast and Charity Auction, hosted by the Youth Employment Services of the Harbor Area Inc., will begin at 6 p.m. al the Costd Mesa Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. C hristine Carr, (949) 642-8306. PatneWebber wtll host a workshop on money man- agers and Fortune 500 com- panies at 6 p.m. at Paine Web· ber, 888 San Clemente Drive, Suite JOO, Newport Beach. Free. Dinner will be served. (949) 717-3919. A discussion about sleep problems will be offered at 6 p.m. al Hoag Health Center. 1190 Baker St .. Costa Mesa. Free. (800) 514-HOAG. Orange County Sheriff Mike Carona wiU be honored at 6 p.m. at the home of Brian and John Foster, 14 Skycrest. Newport Coast. $150. (949) 888-0178 Mother's Market wtll present the seminar ·A Natural Approach to Asthma & Alla'· gies• at 6:30 p .m . at tpe·P• Cafe, 225 E 17th St., cot.a Mesa. Free. (800) 595-MOMS. APRIL 27 Orange Coast Co1le9e'1 A#o- ciated Students will boll a conference for high school student leaders from 8 a.m . to 1:30 p .m. at OCC, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Pree. (714) 432-0202, PN· 26449. The reception and awards presentation for the 10th annual Orange County High School Invitational Photogra- phy Contest will take place at 7 p .m. at South Coast P1'za, in the Crate & Barrel Wing, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Newport-Mesa students will have their works exlubited. Free. (7 14 ) 424-7575. Youth Expo 2001 will be beld at 9 a.m. April 27 through 29 at the Orange County fair· grounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 708·1543. The Volunteer Cente r of Orange County will hold its ninth annual Volunteer Con- nection Days, "Putting the Unity in Community,· from April 27 to 30. The event will include more than 110 pro- jects offered. Kelley Searcy, (714) 953-5757. APRIL 28 The 16th biannual Neigbbon for Ne ighbors community cleanup project will take place from 8:30 a.m. to noon at Canyon Park and at low- income, smgle-family homes an Costa Mesa. CaJJ for addresses and more mforma- t:Jon. Free. (714) 754-4892. a;~ Mattress Outlet Store BRAND NEW · COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best tor Less! t::nw;-• : '=•-•11paatJ . • _. 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 0ne 11&oc11 Souu. o1 •os rwy 545-7168 g£/V/0Rfi.~ L/(///Vcj .- A great wag to advertise to our mature market! Here is ANOTHER GREAT OPPORTUN ITY to get the word out to residents in Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Corpna del Mar and Newport Coast! Call today for details! 949-642-4321 PUBLISHES: Friday, April 27 54th Annual N-pon Ocan Selliag A#ocieiioa P.O. 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Under the direction of Penny Newman, the designer salon at Nordstrom at South Coast Plaza presented a dazzling couture fashion show of the spring and summer lines recently at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Irvine. The presentation, staged for the Sophisticates of ATSC, attracted nearly ,,, ,t.,. * Inter- national ,!, designer '•" Christian , •, Lacroix 't" designed , this multi-~t~ colored strapless :y: corset worn ,!, with a '•" coordi-,•, nating --: .. skirt. , Paula ::~ Miranda displays .. !, her '•" elegant ,!, shoulders '• ... in this , Asian-::~ inspired . t, evening :• outfit. • 1,000 Newport-Mesa fashion lovers to witness the high style of interna- t ional designers. Of course, art is judged in the eye of the beholder, or in the case of fashion, the wearer. *Celine designs this tailored and masculine three-piece ensemble consisting of a chocolate two-pocket short jacket worn with putty colored slacks. Model • Oarienne I!. Arnold wears a white cotton tank top under the jacket. * Wildly popular Dolce & Gabbana designs this black spaghetti-strap mini-dress with a definite cowgirl feel -especially when model Oidiayer K.G. Leworthy wears high-heeled rhinestone boots and a bandanna. Take away the boots and bandanna, add some black slides and a string of pearls, and you go from cowgirl to .. _________ .. Holly Golightly. NEWPOIIT BFACH OPEN C,01..F CHAMP10NSHJPS CASINO NIGHT PARTY -------~-------- A Full Casino inside the showroom with Blackjack, Roulette, Craps and more! Delicious Food & Hosted Cocktails/ Silent Auction/ Drawing for a one year lease on a Sterling BMW! ~ $10,000 Putting Contest/ A Bes* C<-ll~lt-nol~ -lei~ ~ Sunday, April 22 • 6:00 pm· to 11:00 pm STERUNO BMW 3000 w. 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The measure would apply lo some 8,800 school buses in the air quality district's jwisdiction, including about 3,700 operat- ed by school districts, 4,900 operated by private finns and 200 by private schools. Fine and representatives of other districts say they are not opposed to cleaning up the air, just to being restrict- ed to. using certain expen- sive fuels such as com- pressed natural gas. · "What they are saying is they want all new bus pur- chases to be of alternate fuel, and to them alternate fuel is CNG (compressed natural gas),• said Sandy Fiddler,. transportation ana- lyst for the Orange County Department of Education. The compressed natural gas buses would cost the Newport-Mesa district an estimated $1 37,000 per bus, with a possible grant cover- ing $112,000 of that expense. The $12,000 difference per bus and the cost of installing a filling station for the com- pressed natural gas would require taking money out of the classrooms, Fine said. That is why Newport- Mesa and scores of other school districts have asked that other options be includ- ed in the rule. including dean diesel or "green fuel,· which would cost about $40,000 less per bus a nd would not re quire n ew fuel- ing infrastructure. "lf they want lo pass lhal, what they are forcing us lo do is go take money out of salaries, books and dassrooms, and force us to spend it on new school buses." Fine said. "They should relax that stand- point and don't force us to buy the more expensive buses.· Overall. lhe total cost of the rule is estimated lo be $13.1 milUon annually - $4.4 million for public and private schools and $8.7 mil- lion for school bus contrac- tors, according to air quality district reports. That estimate includes the cost of buying and main- taining alternative fuel bus- es, installing fueling sta- tions, train.log mechanics and making a ny needed modifications to repair shops, the reports show. The air qu_ality district pro- posal also stales that "incen- tive programs are expected to pay the entire cost to pub- lic schools and a substantial portion of the cost to private schools and bus contractors.~ But Fiddle r said the incentive programs will not cover the many costs the new buses would place on the schools. HThere is no way the (air quality district! can say this won't lake any money out of the classroom, because it will, H she said. • Orange County's two rep- resentatives on the air quali- ty district board are Newport Beach Councilwoman Nor- ma Glover, who could not be reached for comment this week, and 2nd DistTict Supervisor Jim Silva, who was appointed lo the com- mittee in January. Hl have a very strong con- cern about the financial impact to schools, and I know that the air resources board have OKd the use of green dlesel," Silva said . Silva said that while he has met with several school dis- tricts on the subject, he did not know the air quality district's reason for fOC\L'>ing on com- pressed natural gas or for exduding dean diesel from lhe rule. He expects to be briefed on it before the. vote today. Silva added that he has some questions about the natural gas. "I just want to make sure what we're doing L5 safe,~ he said. HI have some concerns with leaks if they are using natural gas on lhe bus. H The board 1s scheduled lo meet and discuss lhe issue at 9 a.m. today. • AJJ districts are saying is we need for (the air quality distnctJ not lo sponsor a par- ticular product, in this case" compressed naturnl gas, Fiddler said. "We need lo have a choice. That's really what we're arguing for -to get the choice· because we know what our districts need and how to run them." F.d.U. Aluut'• MlmltNN•nulo11, Hylhotltmn, M11tlc1,,/ltlk1rt, Stt•• RH1111, BoJ1 w,.,, & Sen••. Hfl.d11.r, 81tcm'7.U. PrwlJ, Motltt,..lo-Bt, G!fl Ctttlficlllu & ,..,, (949) 644-6672 • www.spag~riea.com ln Newpon Center, between l!4werds Cinemas Ill MuJdoont \ I FISH FRY CONTINUED FROM 1 The college in November asked the Llons Club to han- dle the dose to $80,000 law- suit. The Lions Club's insur- ance company, Lions Club International, denied the claim. The unresolved lawsuit has led to a dispute about whether the Lions Club should be responsible for any lawsuit sparked by an inci- dent during the Fish Fry, regardless of whether the club is responsible for the incident. The Lions Club can't accept responsibility for any- thing that it can't. change, such as a curb at the college, Scheafer said, adding that the club has bad the same policy for as long as he can remem- ber. Coast Community College District Trustee Walt Howald said the Orange Coast Col- lege policy of requiring "blanket coverage• from groups holding events at the college has been the same for years, as well. HThe college didn't under- stand the coverage we gave them, and we didn't under- stand the requirement they gave us," Scheafer said. HThey required more than what our policy had in it and accepted our policy, which relieved us from the requirement. Neither of us did our homework, so I really don't think we can blame each other. H UDALL CONTINUED FROM 1 Sen. Ross Johnson (R-lrvine), Newport Beach Realtor Bill Cote, former state Sen. John Le wis and Tustin millionaire Mark Chapin Johnson. Both Scbeafer and Howald thing accomplished I ll~nk said they hope to have the we can do it. We should do it Fish Fry at the college again even lf we have to uurnp next year. somebody from one park into John Morris, a Costa Mesa a smalle r park." resident since 1960, sa.Jd he is Steel suggested that the wil.liDg to do whatever it Lions Club consid er the takes to bring the Fish Fry Orange County Fairgrounds. b&ck in 2002. Estancia High School, Coi.li:l ·J "Do they need money?" Mesa High School, Fairview h:e said. "A place for it? I Park, Mariners Park in New- would be happy to donate port Beach or Home Ra nrh , a money if it would help. The 90-acre lima bean fann bor- Fish Pry should be a civic dered by the San Diego Free- pride. It's a favorite landmark way, Fairview Road, Harbor of the people that should not Boule va rd a nd Sunflower be let go. H Avenue. Scheafer said he is deter-Vartessa Cocroft, a long- m.ined to have a Pish Fry next time resid ent and regular year and would be willj.ng to Fish Fry attendee, said she consider getting a better thinks it should be held cll the insurance policy if it would Farm Sports Complex. help 'to reach a co~promise Other. reside nts SdY they with the college. have n't gotten past the ~If I have to set up a stand mourning stage. on a comer somewhere and Diane Swarts, the laciuties give out fish tacos, I'll do it," manager al the Co~ta M<•sa he said. ~we're going to have Senior Center, said that an event next year." everybody a l the center Wds But while Scheafer and talking about lhe Fish Fry on Morris are already focusing Thursday. their energy on future Fish "They are all angry." i.he Prys. some city residents are said. "Nobody knows whdt to ' not ready to give up on this do. It's like somelhmq h~ year's event. been yanked from Lhe1r IJvei:.. Councilman Chris Steel What am I goinq to clo1' I'm said he thinks the City C oun- going to have to bdng on cil should do what it can to doors asking for fish . Tht1 11-.h save the Fish Fry. was my favorite pdrl I havf' 1 "I'm very disappointed gone lo every !Fish Fryl that I about the Fish f ry," he said. can remember. 11 Wd'> hkf' d "I think OCC is being unrea-Costa Mesa reunion You '>ttw sonable. The Fish Fry should people there--thol you don't and can go on this year. The · · see any other lime nl th<' y£•ar City Council should call a It's been a pa11 ~f n,iy ('Jll!>· special meeting, look at a tence." number of alternatives and make a decision -the soon-• Daily Pilot staff wnter STEFANIE er the better -to get this FRITH contribllted to this report He temporarily moved into the district, where he has long owned property, during the campaign. Udall, who jokingly blamed a "defective familial gene" for his desire to run, said he is considering enter- ing the race "because I've had the experience . It was a tough but edifying experi- ence.· ate Republican, emphastLed that he know., he would nc>ed lo get some ~lronq l'ndorc;t•- ments to win the sedl dnd that it would be unl1kt•ly tht1I he would run without them He could hope tor -.nmf' family help. I It' h<l~ twu cousins -both Demorrt1L!> - serving in the I louse, d!'> well as one in the Senate. Sen. Gordon Smith (R-Ore.). Friday, April 20, 2001 7 STORE CONTINUED FROM 1 Lws, however, kept p1dc· ing up a blue three-ring binder with great interest. MI wonde r how much this JS,· he pondered. momen- tarily distracted from his goal of gathenng 25 points for a soccer ball. LUis was -0ne of 126 chil- dren lfl the second and third grades at WhHtier who were in school this week lor Super School. a four-day interces- sion that focuses on voc:;abu- ldry, read.In g comprehensjon dnd math compre hension. Many elementary schools in lhe district use the acceler- dted reader program. Jt large- ly involves reading books and t.akmg comprehension qutzze, on computers. At Wh 1tllf>r, students accumulate pomls for the qULzzes each week. At the e nd or the week, they receive a sup of paper not- ing their points. They Cdn exchangf' those pomls for pnzes or save up for some- thing Ing A single potnl rould earn c1 student a marhl<' or e ras- er. For three, a student could huy a book or a '>nack. Five points would gel c1 notebook or Hacky Sc1ck, whil<• 10 would get mMkers or d pldsllc llZard hi their qlory. students meande red around the ldbles lc1den with goodies. They wPre interested in the various notebooks and ::.chool suppues. But whlle most students c;eemed to go tor thP pencils, notebooks c1nrl erasers. sonw couldn't n ''>lSl th<• lure of a big pldS· tic li1:ard Buddies Andrew Guere, 7, ctnd Jose Alvarado, 9, pool<>d their points to buy a glow-m-lhe-ddrk plastic lizard lor 10 poinl::.. "I lhmk rt's gomg to be a wePk al a time al each house.·• Andrew said of how lhe boy'> would share the toy. Udall ran unsuccessfully lasl year for the seat of retir- ing Rep. Ron Packard (R· Oceanside) in a crowded field that turned into a bitter GOP battle between state Sen. Bill Morrow (R -Ocean- side) and eventual winner Darrell Issa. Like the other p otentiaJ candidates, Udall said he would wait to make any firm, final decision until Cox actu- ally vacates his seat. ~.l!J.."E ~~ 30o/o Udall, a Mormon who described himself as a moder- LOSE 20 POUNDS IN TWO WEEKS! 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"_ ... _ ..... 23-.. TOii DllOI Daily Pilot One special lettefjrom Pops G rowing up bleeding blue as the biggest Dodger lover in Orange County, I learned to appreciate' the National League and its sluggers who hit home runs at Dodger Stadium farther than any Dodger. As a kid who almost never missed a Dodger game on radio or television, you could be sure any time they played the Pirates, Vin Scully would refer to the big gentleman first baseman by his first name. It was always "Wilver" Stargell, as if Scully was trying to scare the daylights out of you when he stepped to the plate. It was Willie Stargell, after all, the gold-star father of Pittsburgh's 1979 World Series championship team, who clouted the longest home runs at Chavez Ravine. But this column isn't about the late Stargell 's 475 career home runs or distinctive pinwheel twirl of his bat that kept time with the pitchers' mob on. It's about losing d real childhood hero. When I heard last week that Stargell had died at 61, the same day a 12-foot bronze statue of him in a batting stance was unveiled at brand new PNC Park in Pittsburgh. my first thought was of Aug. 1, 1975. During swnmer months, my best frtencl. John Christensen, and I would write letters virtually every day to sports stars, mostly baseball players, a campaign we started in the sununer of 1975. The significance of Stargell being the first player to •wrtte back" was overwhelming. I'll never forget digging in the mailbox that day and pulling out an envelope with the Pittsburgh Pirates' logo in the upper-left comer. My heart began pounding hard. 1 couldn't open it fast enough. I'd written so many letters to that point, it was difficult to assess exactly who the letter could be from, although l think Stargell came to mind because there weren't very many Pirates on the early hit list. (Yes. later I even wrote letters to guys like Richie Hebner and Richie Zisk.) As I opened my first return, following hours of butlering up players with my mighty pen, I saw Pirates digging big hole • Orange Coast loses its fourth straight, and second consecutive conference game, falls to fourth place in Orange Empire Conference. Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT the black and white photograph of Stargell, signed personally by the seven-time National League All-Star. bat during neighborhood games. The Day of the Stargell Letter led to other opportunities for my friend and I, after reading through the material about starti.Qg a fan club for your favorite Pirate. Inside, there was also a cool Pirates sticker, a pocket se,bedule and various other nlcknacks, which I still have somewhere. All that really matte.red was the fact that Stargell was the first of my numerous sports heroes to respond. Richard Dunn IASEIAU The ligbtbulb went on. •Hey, what about starting a fan club for one of the Angels?• we thought. One thing led to another, and, after My letter to Stargell was only one of thousands, no doubt, and I would learn later in life that not every athlete reads or sees his fan mail. Often, PR interns handie the organization's mail to the players. (I'm still convinced that Stargell's autograph was legitimate and not forged by someone else.) On that day, Mr. Wilver Stargell turned a boy's heart to gold, a kid who was already in love with baseball, and, like most every other American boy growing up in the 1970s, loved to copy Stargell's patented pinwheel push with the believing Nolan Ryan was too big already for whom to start a fan dub, John and I decided to start one for Frank Tanana -the only other reason to attend an Angels game back then, besides going to see the Express. In '75, Tanana was a second-year pitcher. He was 14-19 as a rookie, had a lot of strikeouts and won the American League Rqokie Pitcher of the Year Award, so John and l figured we would jump on his bandwagon. Next thing you know, we're given four free tickets to an Angels game and invited to meet Tanana on the field at Anaheim Stadium in front of the dugout. Later, an 8 x 11 autographed photo of me, John and Frank Tanana arrives in the mail. It was the start of our next campoign: Starting fan clubs for .visiting players and trying lo get free tickets from them, but that's for another column. The Tanana Fan Club never grew beyond the two of us, but we cheered for him as loud as we could. As for Stargell, bis three home runs in the '79 World Series came at a good time -right after I'd broken up with my first girlfriend. I was pretty bummed, but the singing of ·w e Are Family" and watching •pops" lead the Pirates to the title soothed my soul. (I always loved the Pirates, because that was the name of my Uttle League team for three years and Roberto Clemente was my first true baseball idol.) I never covered Stargell as a sportswfiter and never before wrote about him. Until now. The circle pf life seems to always include baseball. CYPRESS -The hole sunk deeper for the Orange Coast College baseball team as it lost, 7 -5. allowing four unearned runs at Cypress Thursday. Ye t, with three Orange Emp1Ie Conference games remaining, it is the Pirates (22-12, t 0-8 in the OEC) who hold the shovels. They can either dig downward or cover up the mess quickly in order to make the playotts. GREG FRY I OAll.Y Pl.OT OCC third baseman Ryan Marcos has a throw get away In the ttrst lnnlng, allowing Cypress baserunner Ryan Hubbard to score. The Bucs began the week in third place in the OEC. But after their 4-3 loss to Saddle- back Tuesday. combined with the setback at Cypress and the Gauchos' 13-12 victory over Fullerton Thursday, Orange Coast is now in a fourth-place lie with Cypress. The Bucs hold the head-to-head advantage, defeating the Char{Jers twice this season, including a 12-1 t win in 10 innings. "Destiny is in our own hands." Coast Coach John Altobelli said. "We need to take care of ourselves and not worry about what the other teams do and that's despite playing catch, knowing the signs and trusting each other. Right now, I don't think the guys are trusting themselves." Altobelli reacted to his Bucs' performance Thursday when they committed four errors, three in the sixth inning to help the Chargers (25-12, 10-8) extended their advantage to 7- 1. "There's a lot of frustration right now," Altobelli said, after delivering more than 10 minutes of a postgame speech to his players. •I keep telling myself we're still very young and making a lot of young mistakes. We just have to ride through this bumpy time in our season, come back and get ready to go for Riverside on Saturday. We don't have time to feel sorry for ourselves.• The Chargers opened the door in the eighth inning when they committed three errors and allowed four runs, three unearned. OCC left fielder noy Bokosky, who went 2 for 4, led off with a single and Shaun Shuck followed with a double to right field. Orange Coast shortstop Glenn Hedg- peth, who slammed a solo home run in the JC BASEBALL third. sent a blooper to center field which scored Bokosky. Cypress shortstop Sal DeAnda ran down the ball and kicked it when trying to pick it up, allowing Shuck to score. Pirates Scott Beerer and Josh McCanne hit grounders that resulted in wild throws to first base, scoring two more runs for OCC. But the Bucs could not get any closer. OCC starting right-handed pitcher, Beer- er, a Newport Harbor High product, suffered his second loss of the season. Yet, he rebounded from a four-run first inning. Cypre51; designated hitter Jeff Tuttle smashed a three-run home run after the Chargers had scored an unearned run. Beerer then retired 12 of the next 13 bat- ters, including 11 in a row. with two strike- outs and nine groundouls. "Scotty is a bulldog,· Altobelli said of Beerer. "He's always going to come back and I knew he would." The Pirates host second-place Riverside, Saturday at noon, then play at Golden West Tuesday and end the s~ason hosting OEC- leader Santa Ana. •All aspects of our game our horrible right now,• Altobelli said. "We've been getting pretty good pitching. But, when you only got one-third of your game working, it's going to be pretty tough to win, especially in this con- ference." ORANGE BloW'ME C:CN' BIBtCl CYPMSS 7, Olwtca CoAsT 5 Orange Coa.st 001 000 040 -5 9 4 Cypress 400 003 OOx • 7 6 4 Beerer, Erkkson 0), Foxman (8) and Murphy; Aguilar and Snapp, Duursma (8). W • Aguilar. 6-1. L • Beerer, 3-2. 28 • Shuck (OCQ, Ruzleckl (Q, Snapp (Q. HR • Hedgpeth (OCQ, Tuttle (Q. Ocean fishing warming up; local lakes hot .... '"""" Flftl 11ow11t.,.. on 11a11 nauow trto c• "' 1111 ...-. ' L ocally, fishing is picking up for the Newport Harbor-based sportfishing Oeet. There has been a good bile on calico and sand bass along the coast. At the islands, there has been a couple of quick Dashes on yellowtail and white seabass at both Catalina and San Clemente. Also showing up in dock totals are barracuda, which is a good indicator of things to come for the local Oeet. The water temperature is sWl a bit on the cool side due to all the stormy weather that passed through, but conditions are improving daily. Skippers on private boats and six pack charters are targeting offshore islands when condiUons permit and the outlook for an excellent late spring bite are very promiling. There ii ample bait in the c:bannel and even though the lqUid have not piled up at catdM Ike they have tbe .,... cO\lpl9 ol yean, there is • very lllliable populetton of white ... bul at the llland. 1bele aceHent Mting big ao&ker are apt to bite any- tblng that com. jn front ol OUTDOOll their nose when they go into a full bite, which could produce some respectable fishing on sardines, anchovies, thawed squid and jigs. Half day and 3/Hlay boats running out of Davey's Locker and Newport Landing Sportfishlng are returning to the docks with fairly good counts of shallow water rock fish. The bulk of the fish bagged bas consisted of sculpin, rock cod, grouper, white fish, a few bonito, Spanish jacks and assorted other bottom feeders. Anglers returning !rom Cabo and East Cape report slow fishing for marlin, dorado, roosterfi.sh and tuna. Water temperature ii still on the cool side, off color with lots of green water along the beach and strong windl have really knocked down the action. lbe word comina up from Hotel Buenavilta Beach R..art (800-752-3555) is that conditionl are bnpi"cMDg d&Uy and that good fishing lhOuld be on tap for anglers SU OUTD00"5 MGI t . ' . .. Daily Pilot SPORTS 9• Friday, Af'il 20, 2001 'I t chance! As of press time Thursday night, officially, less than 12,()()(),000 votes have been cast, so your chances are still good that it'll be you that becomes the cotton picker of the year. Don't hesi.tate. Pick 'em from your gut f eelings! DAILY PILOT SPORTS CONTEST The Daily Pilot's Irrelevant Week XXVI Very Most Relevant Contest IV NO STRINGS AlTACHED EVERYONE'S ELIGIBLE, EXCEPT nm JUDGE AND tns ENTIRE FAMILY TREE. BECOME AN INSTANT EXPERT.~RESSESPN. IMPRESS 'YOUR WALLET. XXVI BE AN NFL 2001 DRAFTNIK. ENTRY FEE: ZERO KNOWLEDGE REQUIREMENTS: NONE One Dally Pilot reader has a SSOO payoff coming to him or her, with world-class fanfare. TifE FINE PR.INT Here's what you have to do. Pick the most first-round picks for each lndlvlduaJ team ln the April 21-22 National Football League Draft. How easy ls that? 1\e-breakers: If somebody out there ts lucky enough to tie you, than the first tie-breake r ls consecutive first-round plckl, starting with No. t. Still Ued1 Than U's Mr. Irrelevant, the last player to be picked ln the 2001 Draft If you picked him, you're 1n. Whatl Still ttecn Then it's overall H.rst-team picks, regardless of who did the picking. WhaU Another tie? Then It's the pick closest to Mr. Irrelevant. the last player plcked on Sunday, the 22nd. It's somewhere ln the mld-200s ... depending on last-minute deals. U lhil thing Is still Ued, then It goes to a coln.OJp, or series of colnillps, by the Big Cheese hlmsell, the Linda Isle Flash, honorary mayor of Newport Harbor, multiple Hall of Pamer, Irrelevant Week Founder and local good guy Paul Salata. So save lhls coupon, and be ready to strike when the lron ls hot ... and GOOD LUCKI CHEAT LIST Qll: Mictlael Vick, Virginia Tech; Drew Brees, Purdue; Chris Wemke, Florida St.; Josh Booty, LSU; Jesse Palmer, Florida; Marques Tu1asosopo, Washington; Mike McMahon, Rut· gen; Josh Heupel Oklahoma; Sage RcMenfels, Iowa St.; David RJVef'S, w. urollna. Quincy Carter, Georgia; Bart Hendricks. Boise St.. Walter Chufch. E. Mictligan. RUNNING IACIC: LaMont Jor· dan, Maryland; Mkhael Bennett, Wisconsin; James Jackson, Miami; LaDalnlan Tomlinson. TCU; Deuce McAllister, Mississippi; Travis Henry, Tennessee; Anthony Thomas, Michigan; Kevan Barlow, Pitts· burgh; David Allen, Kansas St.; Derek Combs, Ohio St. OFFENSIVE TAOCLE: Leonard Davis, Texas; Kenyatta Walker, Florida; Maurice Williams, Michl· gan; Chris Brown, Georgia Tech; Jeff Backus. Michigan; Bra11don Winey, LSU. OFFENSIVE GUARD: Chad Ward, Washington; Steve Hutchin· son, Michigan; Mike Gandy, Notre Dame; Floyd Womack. Miss. St.; Bernard Robinson, Tulane; Omar Smith, Kentucky; Russ Hochstein, Nebraska. CENTER: Dominic Raiola, Nebraska; Robert Garza, Texas A&M·Klngsville; Ben Hamilton, Tennessee; Casey Rebach, Wiscon· sin; Reed Diehl, California; Bruce Wiggins, Arizona. DERNSNE EN>: Jamal Reynolds. INSIDE LINEBACKER: Carlos Polk, Nebraska; Zeke Moreno, USC, Kendrell Bell, Geo<9la; Matt Smith, Oregon; Brandon Spoon, No. Car· ohnba; Edgerton Hartwell, West· ern Illinois; Ryan Goven, North Dakota St.; Terrance Marshall, Oklahoma; Josh Lowe, BYU; (Or· nelius Anthony, Texas A&M; Way~ Rogers. Houston. OUTSIDE UNHACKER: Markus Steele. USC; Dan Morgan, Miami; Tommy Polley, Florida St.; JaSOf'I Glenn, Texas A&M; Sedrlck Hodge, North Carolina; Keith Adams, Clemson; Jamie Winborn, Vander· bilt; Quinton Caver, Arkansas; Patrick Chukwurah, Wyoming. NOTE The Cheat Ust at the lefl is a partial Usling of some or the top players believed to be available. but by no means should il be considered complete (or accurate). OFFICIAL COUPON 1. SAN DIEGO 2,AlllZONA 3.CLEVELAND f ,CINCINNATI 5. ATLANTA 6. NEW ENCLAND 1. Sl!AlTLE' 8. CJDCACO 9. SAN FJlANClSCO 10. CU EN BAY' 11. CAROLINA 12. KANSAS CITY 13. JACKSONVJLU 14. BUf'l'ALO 15. WAStUNCTON 16. Pl'TTSllURCH 17. SEATTl.E• 18. DE'ROIT 19. NEW YOIU< JllTS 20. ST. LOU.IS 21. TAMPA BAY 22. lNDlANA.POUS 23. NEW OIU.EANS 24. DENVEJI 25. PHUADELPJflA 26. MIAMI 27. MlNNESOTA 28 .0AXLAND 29. ST. LOUlS' 30. NEW YOR.K GIANTS 31. BALTIMORE • denotes pick comes from trade or other transaction. TIE-BREAKERS 1. Number of consecutive picks. begmnIDg with No 2. Mr. Irrelevant 3. Overall first-round selections, regardless of tedm 4. Closest to Mr. Irrelevant --------- 2001 DRAFfNIK PHONE NUMBER: ------------ FULLBACK: Dan Alexander, Nebraska; Ja'Ma r Toombs, Texas A&M; Terry Witherspoon, Clem· son. Moran Norm, Kansas; Heath Evans, Auburn; Pat Conlff, Wash· ington; Florida St.; Justin Smith. Missouri; Cedric Scott. So. Mississippi; Andre carter, califomia; Joe Tafoya. Arizona; Aaron Schebel, Texas Christian; Oelawrence Grant Oregon St.; Karon Ri~ Minnesota; Ellis Wyrr4, Mizis'sip- pi St.; Ross Kolodziel. Wisconsin; Kenyon Coleman, UClA; GercW W¥· ref\ .fJorida.. CORNERS: Ken Lucas, Mississip- pi; Nate Clementes, Ohio St.; Fred Smoot, Mississippi St.; Jamar Fletcher, Wisconsin; Jimmy Williams, Vanderbilt; William Pete· son, Western Illinois; Will Allen, Syracuse; Dwight Smltti, Arkon; All entries must be received at the Daily Pilot's front desk no later than 10 p .m ., Friday, April 20. All late entries will be put in a bonfire. WR: Freddie Mitchell, UCLA; David Terrell, Michigan; Koren Robinson, No. Carolina St.; Reggie Germany, Ohio St. Santana Moss, Miami; Chad Johnson, Oregon St.; Ken-Yon Rambo, Ohio St.; Rod Gardne<, Clemson; Chris Chambers. Wtseonsln; Quincy Morgan, Kansas St.; Reggie Germany, Ohio St. re Jabari Holloway, Notre Dame; Arther Low, So. Carolina St.; Bran- don Manu1mleu11a, Atlzon.; Alge Cn.lmple<, No. Carolin,,; Todd Heap, ArizoN St.; Tony Stewart. PMn St.; BNll Natkin, Texas-El Paso; DEFENSIVE TACKLE: Ennis Davis. USC; Shaun Rogers. Texas, Damione lewis, Miami; Richard Seymour, Geogia; Gerard Warren, Florida; Kenny Smith, Alabama; Casey Hampton, Teus; Ryan Pick· ett, Ohio St.; Willie Howard, Stan· ford; Ron Edwards, Texas A&M; Adrian Wilson, Miami: Willie Blade, Misslulppl St. SAFET1ES: Adam Archuleta, Ari· iona St.; Gary Baxter, Baylor; Der· rick Gibson, Florida St.; Tony Driver, Notre Dame; Tony Dixon, Alaba· ma; Hakim Akbar, Washington; Jarrod Cooper. Kansas St.; NijreM Eason, Arizona St.; Marlon McCree, Kentucky. PUN1Et5: Nick Harris, California; Jason Baker, Iowa; David leave<· ton, Tennessee. One entry per person. Use this coupon, or any reasonable handwritten facsimile. Entries should be mailed to or dropped off at the Daily Pilot front desk, at 330 W . Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627, or by fax, at 949-650-0170. The official Irrelevant Week Committee reserves the r ight to rule on any and all questions. Pl.ACECICJCDI: Vrtaly Pisetsky, Wisconsin; Nick Gatto. Arkansas Winner will be announced Ad ril 24, unless we have been bombarded with St.; Milt• Claric, Houston; Jamie Rheem. Kansas st. billions of entries, which coul push the big d ay u p to April 25. OUTDOORS • Bass anglers are catching good numbers of largemouth bass out of Oso Lake, located ln the foothills of the Santa Ana mountains off El Toro Road. The lake is open to the general public for "Catch and Release~ bass fishing by advance reservation. HIGH SCHOOL TRACK & FIELD HAPPY lmllDAY CONTINUED FROM 8 b eading down to Baja later this month. With cold water sticking around this , excellent big game filhery for such a long time this spring, the IWDJ'Der fishing season i • -Mould be awesome all along the East pe. Jim Niemiec OUTDOORS Local angler Brian Salido, of Huntington Be•ch, fished Oso this past week and checked off the lake alter landing 36 bass on soft plastics and Senko worms. All the bass were on spawning beds and weighed ln the 2112 to 4 pound class. For mo.re details on Oso Lake, phone the conservation office at (949) 858-9313. • The Santa Ana River Lakes are also being stocked weekly with large trout and channel catfish. Fishing hes been good 1n the Big Lake end Chris's Pond for anglen soaking Power Bait and casting mini-jigs from shore. •California's general trout opener will take plece on April 28. The outlook II gOod for rnoet ftsbable water along Hwy. 395, wtth lakea and rOadliide a9eb open, stocked wttb trout and ,_,, for the fllblng aowdl tbet tr~ 1111\ tbe high C'OUDtty for rainbow, brown and 8roOk ll'Out. With tbe !Ugh (.'Wt ol geaiollne, that wW be Well over 12 a gallon on the roedl IMding to the High s ..... IOllMI ant.mi wlD opt to llb tbe bePUy Ra<Ud latel In oruge Counly '°lift wy end ,......,. catch tbe trout of......... .J Eagles soar CERRITOS -Estancia Higb's girls track and field forces sparkled at the Cerritos Invitational Wednesday, led by the efforts ol Uz Hulpe, who doubled in the 1,600 and 3,2()().meten in the seeded divlslon. Hwpe's doddngs were 5:26 and 1 t :52. Others from Est&nda with big efforts in the seeded diWdoll were Sarah Marx. Jumine and Hanni Gekler and Ludf Valdez. The Geiden. Marx .nd Hulpe tMllMld to win the 4 x fOO relay ID 4:26.0. Marx WU MCODd In the 400 (1:07.00) and third m the 200 (29.2), wbile the Oe6dlr'I teemed up With Marx and Valda to plllCe fourth tll tbe sprint medley ..... , wttb. 1:22.0doch"'iJ. Jumlne Ge6def WU llfth tn tM 200 (27.l) and llxtb in U.. 100 (13.75), wbM9 a. --. Hanni., ... Mil In 111e 100 tli.Jllllill,illllll aa ._ 200 (27.3). In tbe opm ....... Vlllllla ............ 300 burcDe1 f54.M) wl 'MN aa eeD (2:31J. She UO WOD ... 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CA 90807 ~ L. p~ f700 Jtrety Avt . ft99, a.till Ft Spt1ngt, CA IK>e70 Thi• btltioea ii oon-cM:ttd by lulbtnCI .,Id Wilt Have you t11r1td doing buelntH yet? v ... 3l30l98 OlaM L Pok"'1 Thia 1tattment was lfftd with the County Oltrll ol Orange County on 03J29J200t . 20011859"7 Dally Ptlol Af>r. 20, 27, Mty 4, 11. 200! F928 ~No. 01-7107-8 HOTICETO CREOOORS Of' BULK SALE IUCC Ste. 1105) NOTICE IS HERE.BY GIVEN 1Nt 1 bulk ule la M>oul 10 be mada The nlm8(•) and • busintla aCtdrMa ol the t Miier Ill.,.. WON D VU'-1, 3538 E Coast Hwy . Cotona Del ,,.,, CA9282!i Doing buailllll ... RITZClEANERS N OCher busnN name(•) and addrelt(•) used by the ullttt•) WlttWI the put rv.. yelfl .. stalld by the ... et(•) • .,. None Thit name(•) and bull,,_ lddreu d !ht bu';efll) latent: GOlDEN HORN. INC, 1927-A Hart>or Blvd . #733, Cotta MMe, CA 112827 The alMtl being aold .,. generally dtscribad ••. All stock in ltlde. ftxlures. equipment, goodwlU, noan.me. leMe, lt•Mlhokl ~I lll1d covenant noc to oompete llld are located at: 35311 E Coa&t Hwy .. Corona Del Mar. CA 112825 The bulk sale is intended 10 be cx>naummalled II Iha otllca at TEAM ESCROW. INC . and !ht anlidoalld Ille da'8 IS Maya. 2001 The bulk Nie 11 Wllltd ID Call~ Uniform Commtrdal Code Sadlon 8108 2. The name and lddr9u d the ptrlOl'I with whom dalme may be filed it TEAM ESCROW, INC., 13151 Broolclust St . Garden Gro\19, CA 92&43 and Iha latl dll8 for fling dalrnt bv llr'J Cntdltof ehlU bl May 1, 2001, wt'idl " the butlnee• dey bafOl9 !ht anddpelled .... dale tpadfltd al>cM. Dltad April 11. 2001 GOLDEN HORN. INC . By /4trit Detntldan. p=~ Mata Dlilv CNe070eo 01-1107~ A'1f 20. 2001 HOTlCf. Of ntUSTEE•s SALE T.$.No.BU-~ Loen Ho. WS1U YOO AAE 1H OEFAUl T UNDER A DE£0 Of TRUST OATEI1 1117/IM UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTIOHTO PAOTeCT YOUfl PROPERTY IT MAY 8E SOLO AT A PUet.IC 8AL.E IF YOU NllO AH EXl'lAHATION Of n4E "'4Tl.JAE OF nE PAOCEEOIHG AGAINST YOU. YOO SHOUl.O COHTACT A LAWYER A IJUbltC luc:tion .... 10 1111 l'llgtlell b4dOW '°' CUii. c:a.,,..,.• Cl** ~ on • 1111• or netlOnll blnll. ct1tC1! ~ Dy • slllt or fedefW uedll union. or • d'ltdl ~ by • -• or ltOerll UWlgl tnCI ICM ..-11on. or """'Qil euoaaClan. or UWlOI btlW apec#ltcl in Stc:llor> 6' 02 cl N F"""'°" C-tnC1 8IA'ICltZ.ld IO dO t>u.--In .,.. ..... wlll tit ,,..., by .,,. 04>/ IOPOlflltO ttullle Thi ........ .,. ,,._,., ~ ~ _..,,. or w.....my ........, or "'--' regerO.ng we. pos....on or -.rnor.nc. IO tllldy ... ~ ___, lly -OMd cl Tn.111 The UI IOol II;' ltd T 1V11te Ol9CIMN eny lleCIMy "" any ~ d "' ~ edo--or °'* -~.•111Y. .,_'*., TRUSTM:JO'YCE AHH salWAAZ. .,, """""*' ""°"*'· AS TRUSTEE Of THE SCHWARZ. UID'T OATEOJANUAAY20, 1182 ~ 2/2/9ol .. lnl~ No 114-0071114 In 800ll xxx. ptge )()()( d OMaal ~ in "' Olllcl ol Wit ,__.. cl °""Gt CcMwy. c:tlllomla, OM d Stl9'~1 111 21)() P'M ~ d &llr AT ll4£ ~ FRONT ~ TO THl COUNTY COUR'Tl40USE. 700 CMC ClHlEl OIWE WEIT, &AHTA AHA, CAl.f'~ l'nlplrty ~ .. ~IOM t.U AHN4lN 920 OOfTA Ml.IA, CA 12C1 ,,.,,.., 1)1·~1 T'-IOWlll'llCll.ft ..... llY IM .,._,. • Cll Ill ...... c1 ..... ~tt .. ,... • 111.232 .. """' ~ .. IClll ........ " "' _,.... ........ ~-... _....,.., .,..,.., 81\d ............ -. .......... ~ .. llttlllllol .... ~ .... ,.... c..-...10.2001 IJCICUTNI TtlUSTU 19MCU,M: 1... IN! FPHAHOO ....,.,..w """-._,..HU.I, CA l lMI c:~ WtMtt Wl7~ IMIMt. ... t , . . . . Ficlllloue ........ ................ The ~ S*90ftl .,.~,,,, .Mia'• 23' ElllC 17'1 Sl.. • 112. Colta .,._, CA Q2t27 JUie Kay Gt... 290 Vlc:loftl St , Unit f 7, Colla M1M. CA~ Tlllll bullMM • oon-cb:ltd by 1111 lndMdUal Have yOY tltr1td doing buSIMM ytl? v-. 41'.W1 Jullt Kay Gr ... Thil ltatement w .. hltd wllh the Coul\ty Cltf'll ol Orange CountY on 04l04/200f 20011MCMt7 o.11y Pttot Af>r. e. ts, 20. 27. 2001 f897 Flctftlou1 Bullne .. Name St.t•ment The loltoW!f'\O per•one are dolna bulineas ae National Ftooring Sue>- plter., 152.5 ~ Vefde l>llve E., #203, Costa ~.CA 92628 Louis Tropl1, 300 Crown Court. 15 t 1, E<lgtwat«, New .>Muy, CA 07020 This btlSlness It con- duc1.o by" an lndMclJal Have you •tarted doing businest yet? No Louis T ropla This statement wu hied With the C<XJnty C1ef'll ol Orange County on 04/11/2001 20018881281 Dally Piol Apr. 13. 20. 27. May 4, 2001 F9Q8 SUMMARY OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE CITY OF COSTA MESA ORDINANCE 01-15 11 SGheduktd to be In lull force and effec.1 30 days from its adoplJon oo Aplll 16, 2001, and wu adopted by the followlng roll call vote: COUNOll MEMBERS: AYES: Cowen , Dixon, Monahan, Robln1on, St"I. NOES: None. ABSENT: NoM. Ordinance OHS au· thoozes an amendment 10 the contract belWMn the Cny of Costa Mesa and the Public Employ· ees Reurement System lo prO\llde 3 percent al SS Ml lonnula lo< swom for employees THE FUU TEXT of lhe ordinance may be read in the CAty Cleftc"• Office. 77 Fair Onve. Costa Mesa MARY T. ElllOTT, Deputy City Cleril Publtshed Newport Bt1ch·Cos1a Mesa Daily Piol Acol 20 200 I F919 NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: GEORGE W. WELLS CASE NO. A207220 To all heirs. beneliclanes, creditor$, conttngent cred•l()(S end petSOns wno may otherwise be 1n1eres1ed 1n tne Wiii or esta1e. or bolh of GEORGE W WEllS A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been filed by SUSAN WEllS CANNAN 111 tile Superior Coun ot CaHornia. County ot ORANGE THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requests !NI SUSAN WELLS CANNAN be apoointed as pe~ representall\le IO ll<lm•rl'ster lhe estate of the decedent THE PETmON reQUHts the decedent's Wiii Ind COclJOIS If any, be tdrnitled IO probate The .... 11 Ind any codlClls art avallebla lor examinaban "' Ille file kepi by the court THE PETITION raquuls authOnty IO admflitlar the estate under lht Independent Admin11tratlon ot EetAtas Acl (Th11 authonty w1H allow the personal representative to take many actions withoul obtaining court approval Before ta111ng Clll'l81n very import&nl eotlont. howeVer:' t'1a l)9rlOnll ~lative wilt be reQU!red to gNe notice IO 1ni.rested periOtls unlaH !he)' nave waived notice or consenled IO lhe ~ acbOn ) The ~ ""'1onty w-1 be gqnt.ed unless an intetesled peraon lilel an ob!eCtlOn lo fie pelltlOn and "10WS good caUM vorry the oourf st10Ulcl noc ;r1nt Iha eulhorify A HEAAING on fie Pfli''°" Wiii be held on 051t1A:l1 el 1 30PM "' 0eot. L 73 located al 341 M CfTY DRIVE, ORANGE CA 92883 IF VOU 08JECT 10 IN grll'lllng ol hi p«ltlon, you should IP()etl •• the haaMg and ttlte_,C ~:lh~eour1 ~th; neeMg Your ICIPlfrlnCe rrwy be In l)8rtOI' Of by "°"" r:'°"'Vou ARE A CREDITOR 0t a oontlngenl cr.ollOt ol the deCNatd, you n.iel ftlt your delln wiOI h OOUr1 and mel • «JVf eo "' ptrlOfll!f ......... tppOlnttd by "' COUit ~ bk monlN "°"' Ole o.tt at llrat 1-.-ca ol lettM .. OtoYld8d In ~ Codt -*" 9100 The '*"' lor Uno ClaifN w11 noc 9l(plte blb'I ~ mon"8 "°"' h '-Ing ~ notad lbo'4 YOU MA V EJWAN IN ftle llaot bv "' COUit. If )'OU .,.. • Pt'10tl .....,in ....... )'OU mey Ne with .... court • --lot SOtd9I ~ (lorm DE· 164) at .,. llllnO of en lnVWttofy and~ d .......... Otr;leny ~ OI ICCOUtll II ~In Pna. coo. 9«:ilor\ 12'0 A Aequeet :J::':C:.~ dell ~!Or Petltiol• KIM H P!AAMAH, A I.AW CORPORA TIOH 14ll60 , ...... V111~CAtt•H 04/20IO\, ~'' 04'27'l)t l'lc:ttdoue ....... ................. The lolloWfncl ~ .,. doing~ .. Arten'• EuropMn TlllOMo, t 840 Newport Bllld., c.. ....... Cel- lonlll 82e27 Atatn GUltMr, 25S , Santi 1 .. ~1.l.. Coate MMI, CA ITLG«f Thia buelnela la CQl\;- dudtd by.""~ Have vou atarttd dolng buelMH yet? v ... 1981 ArHn Gultur Thie tlettment WH hltd with the County Cltril of Or~ County Oil CM/02/2001 20018N02H ~ll04 ~ t3, 20, 7 y 4, 1 F906 NOTICE OF PUBLIC UEN SAlE 9tJllntlt and ProltNlons Code •2t700 byNot/: :~ .. t= • publlc lien .. d the following dMCtllld pet"· tonal propef1Y will be held at !ht hour d 10 o'clodt AM, on IN 241tl day of April. 2001 at 1604 Newport BIVd .. Coeca Mela. CA 92927, County d Oranot. 8'att ol Ca"lilomla l1'a prop- erty le llOrtd by Shurguard Storage, lo- caled at 1604 Newport Blvd , Costa Mela, CA 112827 Name Spac9 No. General Description of Goods Butch Dltmat, 206, Tiit cunlng equipment, Vac- uum, Lamp, Boxee Thie notice Is Of\'911 "'° accordance with the provision• of Section 21700 el. seq. ol th• Bu11nesa & ProfHllonl Code ol Iha Stale of Calllornl1 Deltd 4110/01 By-JS/ M. OtVl- Pubhehed Newport Beach-Coste Mesa Delly Piol Apn 13, 20. 2001 F903 • 231143 Flctltlou1 Bu1lne1t Name Statement The loHowmg pertOnS are dOlng buslnosl u ROBERTO'S AUTO TRIM ~· 2033 Her· bor Blvd Cost. Mesa. Cahlomlll 92627 RalA J Jara 959 Gov· emO< 51 Colla MHI, Catiforma 92627 This busmen 11 con· ducted by 1n indMdual Have you e11r1td doing buslntse yet? No Raul J ,,.,. This 111ttmtnl wu filtd Wtlh IN County Clei1I ol Orange County Oil o:inTf.lOOI 2001885Ml4 Dally Pilot Mar 30 Af>I 8 13. 20 20()1 F89t NOTICE OF PUBLIC UEN SALE ButlMH 1nd Profe1tlon1 Codt Sec. 21100-21707 NotlCle II heftby ~ by !hf undetslgned lht1 B pYblic lien .. ,. of lht following ~ .,.,. 10nal proptrty will be held at the hou.r of t f o·clodl AM, on ltie 27TH Dey of APRIL. 2001, ~c:t:n.Orlngt, SU.It Flctltlou1 Bullne11 Name Statement The followtng ptr10nS •r• doing bullnta u : Vagabond lnne. 3205 Hert>or Blvd . Coal• Mela, CA 92626 Prakash Kumar L Patti, 1032 E 71h Sttttt. Long Beech. CA 90813 Thrs butineu 11 con· ducted by· en ~l Have you 1tarted doing busintes yet? No Prakaah Kumar L Patel Thie etatemant waa filed with the County Clertl of Orange County on 03l30.'2001 20016880095 Delly P11oC ~ 13, 20, 27. May 4, ~1 F9Q9 Flctltloue Bu•IMU N•me St.tement The following ptr90nS ara doing buelntst u · Hurnmlblrd Designs. 198t Wdlct ~ve. Aol. 8202 Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Marlon Odehyr Rodriguez. 1981 W1ll1ce Ave . Apt 8202 Cotta Mua CA 92627 ThlS bu11ness is con- ducted by an indivlduel Htvt you started doinO bullntsl yet? No ~1rlon Od•hyr Rodnguez This statemant was llltd wilt\ lht County Cltrtl of Orenge County on 04J06/2001 2001&880899 Daily Piiot Ai: 13. 20, 27. Mey 4. Wl F914 BSC 10582 Flctltlou• Bu1lne11 Name Statement The lollowlng per90f'IS are doing butlntu u: The f'iummer Family PlrtMrshtp. 440 West Commonwt11th Ave , Fulltf1on. CA 92832 Randall Pklmmtf, .UO WHt Commonwealth Ave , Fullerton. CA 92832 Terry Ven Tuyle, 440 Commonwt1lth Ave • Fultnon, CA 92832 Robert L. Plummer, 440 WH t Com· monwt11th Ave Full- tf10n, CA 92832 FIOftnct Plummer, 440 Wesl Com· monw .. lth Ave., Fun- trtoo, CA 92832 Thie buelnua 11 con- cl\Jc:1ed by 1 ~ral panMrehlp The ragletrent oom- menctd to tranuct bult- nt1• unOtr tl'lt llctlliOus bualneH n1me or nemea 1&1ed eboYe on: 2113195 Rarlda• Plummer T "'Y V111 Tuylt Robtfl I.. Plunvntf Flof9n08 Plummer Thlt statement wu hied vrith lht County C1t111 of 0ranoe Coun(v on 03/27/2001 200tMIN11 ~ Piiot ~ 13, 20, y•. I FM The proptrty • llOred by !NSTORAGE COSTA MESA. located 11 203t NEWPORT BL VO, COSTA MESA, CALI· FOANIA 92027 The 118'\'lt IO be lold 8SC 1Clt12 •1e oentr9llY ~ NOTICe OF a1 loliowt! clothing, P!TITtON toolt and ot/Olhtr TO ADIMtl9TIA ~ llMM etoftd !STAT! CW: ~~ ~~ PATIUCIA FAYE Ch•mbtr•, Lorraine ANICH 8t31 CASE NO. A1V7m Hal.-.. Ramona 8213 To d llelra, ~ Yuro, Mary 8320 cterlel. Cftdltorl, cont• HlttNICotn. JoM 8314 lngent crediton, end Cancltlll. Aldwrd 8240 PetlO"I wno 11111.Y "'*' t.Ulnl. CeflV 8373 .. bl "*'9Med In "' Mc:Ocnld, Aon C132 w11 « ...-. 0t ~. o1 INfa. Olef\ 8 tt4 PA TAtCIA f AY£ AHtOti Ulle, a.non 8213 A PETITION ,OR Oeult. ~ 8288 PROGA TE nu beefl ~ Jfff 0129 ftled by ftfTIR M Dlttd oWJOt AHICH In the ~ 9Vl8Ct lel1 PMel Court of Callfoml.t, h nollot • g,ven In Counly of OMNQ£ aceoutal!Of Wlfh the THf P£TITIOH FOR P'tMllOllt of 8ecflOt\ l'AC8A Tl ~ ... 21700 et MCI , of "'8 PlTEA M . AHICH bl ~ ' ft1da111111• ~ .. .,.,... Cocll of !ht .._ ol C.. :::;-,...,. eo ......... ":. Mjed IO pitor ~ ...... ol fll .. THE PETmoH ,.. ~ fie cltcedenl'• Wiii and oodlall9, I 11'1'1, be ednlll9lf to pniMla. Tht Wll end "" codlcla WI ....... for Ill· "'*'*'°" In "' flit ...,. ~ .. COUit THE PETITION ,.. Q4,ltltl eulhorlty lo ed• ~"' ...... ~ Iha II~ Mtrtttt-ilhlion d &tDe M.. (Thia ~ wll lloW the ptreOnaf r~BMN· ..,.,. to tollke meny ac- llone wtthcMlt ~ court •rovll, Befort t.aJclng cier1tln VtfY Im· pofttnl 8dl0na. how· ... the perlOfl8l , .. Mt'ltallve wit be required to give nottee to fn. tarelted P8l.ont unlHa they haVe waived notfoe or cooatnttd to th• propoaed 1C1lon.) Tha lncltpendtnt admlnl• tratk.n ellthofity will be granted unleM an .In· ttrtattd penc111 1lea an objection to .,,. ptlillol1 and atlOWI good CIUM wt'I/ h court 9hoUIO noc grant the aultlOrily. A HEARING on lht oetlliOtl wit be held on MAY 17, 2001 at 1:30 p.m in Dept l73 lo- cated at 341 The City Ortve South, Orange, CA 92868 IF YOU 08JECT to the granting of the plli-lion •. you ellCdl ~ at the hearing and ~ your objectk>ne or flle written oblactlont with the court bafOft lht h•e~ng. Vour •P· pearanoe may be In per· aon or by ~ attomty. IF VOU ARE A CREO.. rTOA or oonmoenc Q'fd.. ltor ol the <18oeased, you must Illa your claim Wllh Iha court and mall 1 copy to the ~ rep- r--.talllle appointed by Iha oourt within four rnonfle from t"8 dale of the fim lasuanoe ol let· ..,.. as provided In Pr1>- blte Code MCtiorl 9tOO. The time for filing daims will not axplrt before lour monthS lrom tht ht1ring date notlctd above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kepi by lht court. If you are a peraon ~ teresttd In the estate. you ma1 file Wilh the 0000 a Aequest for Spa- e1al Notice (lorm DE· 154) of !ht lilll1g ol an in- ventory and appralNI ol estate asaete or ol any pelltJOn or account •• ~rovidtd tn Probal• Code section 1250. A Request for Spade! No- tlea form is available from the COUit daltl. Attomty for Pttttioner. STEPH£N L FINGAL.. ESQ. S8N 076393 FINGAL. FAHRNEY l CLARK UP 2301 DUPONT DR .. STE. 350 IAVINE, CA 92812 Published Newport Beach-Coata Men 0.lly Piiot April 20, 26, V . 2001 FTh916 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS CALLING FOR BIOS School District. COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Bid Deadline· May 9. 200t at 2:00 p.m Place of Bid R**PI Olf1ot of O.rectOf ol Pun:Nslng. Coast Com-roonny College Distnct, Bldg. "D". 1310 Mems Avenue Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Project Identification Neme: Otenga Coast College MKldla College Site Improvement, Bid No 1830 Place Bids a1t on Ille and evaKable 11. OlflC• of the Physical FacilftiQ Coordinator, Ardith Richey. Coaal Com· munlty Collage Olstrlcf; 1370 Adami Ave., Bldg. "O", Costa Mesa. CA (7 t 4) 438-4646 NOTICE IS HEAEBY GIVEN Chat the ebove- rll/Tled School Olstrlc1 of Otanga County. Celrfor· nia, acting by end throuotl its Governing Board, heretnafttr r• !erred to aa '"DIS· TRICT". wlh rtetl\lt up lo, but not laler lhan the abov1-s111ed Umt, 1t1led bids for the award of a contracl for the JlfqtCI dttcrt>td ... Grading, peving, CUlbe, IJll!1trs and ... wallet wttl of T tehnol- O'ilf Building -There will bt no dllrge requwed for one 98( ol bid documtnll Bide shal be rtotlvecl In lht place ldentifltd at>ow. end lhola bldi lhall be opentd •nd publicly rNd aloud II tht abovt1\attd flme and pleoe In eocordanot Wfttl lht provltione of Cahlornla Public Contrect Code Stctlon 3300. the Dt•· tnet requl'" that the bid- der potMaa Iha lotlow· Ing dulillcallon ol 00!1'- trector'• license ti the time lhal the oonttld Ii awarded: Contractor: A or B Llc:tnH PUBLISH· Apttl 20, 2001 and Ao!'-~!: 2001 WALK THR<JuuH: No lob wellt requlfed Cal "r "'Y Craig 11 (71') ~<5870 '° tnW1gt lot ·~ BID Dill: May 8, 2001 II 2.00 pm, BOAAO DATE. M.y 18. 2001 ~ j)4l)'tnanl thall be maoe lot wen or mai. NI ~ lht oontred ~and uni .. Ato- --of~flee to IN OISTAICT ttwil h COHTRACTOA --~ lletnMd• the bme the oonlracit ... IWMttd """ (X)N. TRACTOR not 10 bflMcl la :1:' to ...... under ... " .. llcttlee dNal· tlcallof'I ICl9Clllad ~ *"'-..... d ..... dllllY 00t•9*t" .. .. tined WI 8edlorl 7011 d 1"' Clllomla 81*""9 and Pt4f •IOM COdt, ... ~0011119* ....., ... Cornet '°' '* WOflt ........ oun-.... ,,.., " .. ~ In eoooi•• ...... ,.........of c.lboia ..,... end Prola11lon1 Code 8ec*ofl 70M ,., Wotll mull be OOOl- ...-0 lllll*' l*'Y (30) ~ deYt T1ln. led._...-.. Fal- urt to ~ the WOftr lll9*t 119 lll'llt Ml _____ _....f9u29.- bt'I her9'n • ,..,. In ,,,. ~ °' llqul• dated lot~ dey of y, In the amount .. for1h In "' •1nfonna1Jon fOt Bid- der•." Each bid rnuat cori- bm and be ,..,,.. to the contract docu· mtnCa. Each blddtf ltlll .ut>mh. on the tonn lumW!td with Iha oon- llltd ~ •• 1111 °' the Pf090Md auboM- tractOfl on thl1 projtol 11 required bV th• Sublettlng 8nd Suboon- trtetlng ·Fair PractlcM Act. Government Code Sedlan 4 too. tt ailq Each Bid • be ao-~ by • ctrtllltd Of cuhiet'1 chtak or bid bond In Ill lmOUtll not leu than ltn percent (10'llt} of ttlt total bid Pf\09. peyabll to the Dll-lrict .. a gual1lntla that !ht biddtf, If .. propoul I• accepl•d. •hall promptly extcuta the Agrtemtnt, lurnleh a MlilfaclOfY FallhfUI Ptr- lom1o1nct 8onc:t In an amount not leu than one hundred parc.nt (t~) d the total bid pitce, fl.mllh a Peyment Bond in an wnoun1 not tau then one hunclrtd parcent ( t OO'Y.) ol !ht to- lal bid pnct, rd lunWtl certlflcalH evidencing that the required in.ur-.,.. la In tlfad In !ht amounts Mt forth In the oaner1I con0111one In the event of lallure to enter Into th• contract end execute th• re· quired document•, euch bid eecurtty '111111 be tor· felled The Faithful Per- formance Bond lhaM ra- maln in lull fOfoe and el· fed through the guaren- IH pertoc:f as epac:ifled In the gtntfel oonclllona Tht DISTRICT rt• MrVM lht t1Qtlt 10 reject any °' all bids 01 10 waive any lrragulantle• or mformalltle• In any bida Ot in the bidding As required ~ Section 1n3 ot the Caldomca Labor Code, the Director ol the Depertrntne ol ln- dultnll Ralallona of the Slate of Cal1foml1 has Oeltnnlntd th• gener· any prevailing rllts ol wagea in the locallly m which the Work IS to be pertormed Cop1t1 of lheH wagt ralt de· ttrmlnatlona, 1nt1tled PREVAILING WAGE SCALE. art m11n1tlntd al lht DISTRICT office localed al. 1370 Adilme Ave., Costa M.... CA 92626: Phvs1ca1 Facll· ltlH Plannlng. and era ev"lebl• lo any tn· ltrttled party upon r• quHt. The Con1ractor wn poet • copy of this document a1 each jOb &lit The Conlraetof Ind any llA>oon~otor uno. H 11'811 PIY noc .... Ulan lhe iptdlltd prevelllng "'" of wagtt to 1R workAI,. tmPoved In the t.11tcUlton ot th• Con· lract. No bidder may Yflthdrew any bid for 1 peOOd ol ilx1y (90) days after !ht dale Ml for in. opan.ng ol bode A peynwit bond shall bt requored pr1or to e•· tcu1ton of tha contrtct and llhll bt In !ht lorm ... forth in !ht oonlTKI documents Pureu1n1 lo Sectton 22300 of !ht Publlc Con- tract Code. Iha oontrlld ... 111 conteln provieiOnt perm1tt1no the euc· ceutul biddtr 10 1ubs11tu1t eewnliH for arrv l'TIOl1IH withhttd by the Dlllrlcl 10 ensure performance undtr tht contract Each bid eubmlned In rtl90Nt to Ihle Notl<» shall contain, at e bid ttem, ltdequlte &hHting, thorlng. and bflcing, or equivalent method. fol the protaclion ol llft Ind limb In tranchta and open ucavallon, Wtlich wff oonlorm to ap- ~ Mitty ordtts Ooftmlng lotrd SUL YOUR CAR IN Cl.ASSIFllEO NoCiCt la given that pu~I lo Stotlone 2t701·211t5 of th• Bu tin••• and ProfH•lon• Codt1 &don 535 ol .. p- Cod •. NEWPORT MESA SELF STORAGE, 2550 Ntw-flOIT BIVd.. Com Mtea, CA 921127 will Hll by oompetltlve blcklinQ on Mav 10. 2001 at l~oo am.~ to be htlO 11 2550 Newport Blvd., Coa1a Mau. CA 92827. Property to be aold es follow•: ml.ecallaneou.• hou1thold good•, per- eonal it.ms. furniture. 8'll)lllnoea. and cloChlf'\O balonglng IO the lolloW- lng· Namt •Unit Lynette L.arimtf, 140 Oacat J. Frank. 557 Machallt Welton, 23 U.. LtPcn. 228 Jim McKee, 708 Mlldltl Mtk..... 1311 OtnHll CtrvlntM, 32.5 Lucy Uecl<BI, 370 Pat Rldlardl, 218 Pab1ok Ntwcomb. 368 Lanct Davy, 89 RICHARD SIDDERS, AUCTIONEER Publlah•d Newport Beach·Coala MtH Dally PloC Apn 20, 27, 2001 F923 Flctftlou• 8u1lne11 N1me Statement The lollo'tflng perlOnt "' doing buSlness u : Phantom Clothing C~ny. 2381 Cornall Dr.. Cotta M811, 92626 Mall hew Paul Slamonema, 2381 Cornell Dr .. Colla Mata, CA 92626 Thie bullneu le oon· ducted by: an indlVlduel Hev• you tlarted doing buelrlMe yat? No M etthaw Paul Slemoneme Thia statement was flied With the County Cltt1c at Orange Coiny on 04/04l200t 2001818059' Dal1y Ptlot Apr 20. 27. Max 4, t1. 20QI F924 CrTY OF NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC NOTICE Modification Permit No. MD2001-o43 Ind UM P9fmlt No. UP2001-016 (PA2001·071) Nobce Is htreby gMlrl thll Pacific Coaat Architects on behalf ot Dane Creightoo, prop- erty owner, has re- quaeted a Mod11lcallon of the 1.orq Ordinance to permit a 1Ubterrant81l garage to en<aoach 5 ffft Into tht required 10-1001 yur yard Htback adjecenl 10 Neptune Avenue, in oon- junctlon with additions and 111ter1Uons to •n ax· l&llng duple• Also In-duded In lht application It a requesl to allow a cerpo11 on the front one half of !ht lot lldjeaN'll to Riller Avenue lo remain Tht Zoning Code r• quirt1 any paltllng 1o- e1ted on the lront hlalf ol the lot to be endoaed by ltvM waits and • garage door The UM pennlt Ii required to allow lddl· bOnll ~rt loocaot ol bttwt«l 50 and 75~ of e1oe11ng butlding aquare footage The bullOing Ii nonconforming because th• exl11tng bu1ld1ng enc:roacMe f6 IHI lnlo the 20·1oot lrool yerd Hlbeck 1d1acen1 to River Avenue The pr09- trty II located in the R-2 DistrlC't Property localed at: S403 River Avenue ThlS pro,ect has been reviewed, and fl has bean determined that II l• categof1e1lly txempt under Iha requirements of the Calllornla Env1ronmen111 Quality Act unc:tar Class 3 (New Conllruct10n or Con- verilon of SmaN Struo· tures) Ind Cla8' 11 (Ac- caaeory S1ructufH) ~ lhthta~tio!: ~"el 300 pm on Wtclntadly May 2, . .... . . . LOPEZ 2001, In .. Oly Coundl Chalnbetl, City Hall 3300 N~~ ........... L..-= ~ be hWd :!; A "''"'~ ...._ .. COITMflOide:ICll reed -............ A. al ltMll tkM " ~ L..-Oft ...... lflj'. cNltngl .. ~-In Aprtl 11, l001 It OOUr1. you 1MY be IM-Mt 11• 1 II ueMtM ~torWIQOtfy .... ~In~. ~-= : ::':= UO PM. Gl'lvHldl htatWIG deeCr1bed in .. ~ .... be htld ~ W::.':d =-~Oo~ ~ to ~· at. Ot pl1ot to. HlrtMlr i...n MllllOl1el ;..i.:ri::'~ ~ Pitt In C09t9 llW, dUrino ~ ~!:~ c:u... LGP'I -born tereefed party Ot lhelr October 10, 1111 In author1zed agent ag. Ntw YOftt, NY to ,.. grieved of 11\tt dedllOrl ,.,... Hllwy _. Ull6I may Ne a notice o1 lfl' Olertll9dl. ISM dl9d. on 1>•al to the PlannlnO Thurlday1 A~ll 121 Comm.ion With a fifing 2001 In PotUlrid, Oft • lee of $71',00 to ~Y tfll 19' of 18 the cost of Iha appeel Aull ... 1 ftr.t -procedure. •-For further lnformellon tllltCMr In llNI Ana. con11ct the Newport CA for lftlllY ,..,.. In Beach Planning Otpart> ,.., ..,. tttlrld from ment at 949 544,3200. WChlng 9"CI moved to NOTE: The e~ POf1llnd OR, ....... of this notice II paid from IM hll ',...... llnct. :_ flllng , .. coOtc:Ctd lr'OM Ruth v°"'"'"'9d tt P=':" Newport tha Lvndlvltw Oradt Buch·Coat1 Mtll khool In Ponl111d. ~ Pio! April 20, 2001 She ... • IMmlllr of _____ _.._E""'92~5 the Swing Selntt Sq4*t Oenc«• _. tfll American ~ tlon of Unlvtrelty Women. She ... alto PUBLIC NOTICE The annual rttvrn of the P.atlc l'8 FouncSa- lion " t\lallablt, 81 the 1 m • m b e r o f addr-noted below, for ,,_..,, I l '.-_. lnlptc:lior1 duling nonnal ...... ttman .. u ... an bueine9s houri, by any Chiftfl In Potdlnd. dttl.tn wtio so ~ Ruth married c.toa within 180 days 1htr Lopu on Mty I, 1143 ~lion ol lhla notice In Ntw Yori. Cerlot of P':::~ Founcll· pr.ceded Ruth In lion 700 Newport Cen-delth. ter' Drive. Newpon Survlvora Include: Beach, Callforn11 D1ug11ter1: Doloret 9266()-6397 GrMnbltg of La "*' The principal manager Height•, CAi.. Olorl• la Robert G Haskell, KelNy of urffhlm Preaklenl, Telephone: OR· Son· Don • -of 949·~19·3022 • • .......-$ Publlshed Ntwport Altundrll, VA; ltter Beach·Cosla Meaa Gltdyt Mertkt of C. Daily Piiot April 20, 200t rldo 8Pfl1191, CO; (4) ______ F:..i9..::2.,.5 grandchildren. Flctltlous Bu1lneu Name Statement The lollOwlng ptrtonl are doing butinesl as 31TGUYS COM. 7372 Pmoe Onve. Soil• 108, Hunttng!on Bead\. CA 92647 31TGUYS COM. Inc , (CA), TS72 Pnnce Drive. Suite 108. Hun1Jng1on Beach. CA 92647 This business IS con- duceed by" I oorporallon Have you started doing but1nass yet? Vn. 03/21/2001 3fTGUYS COM Richard S Unruh, President This stetemen1 WH flied wtth tht County Clalll of Orange Countv Oil 03/2:2/200 t 20018859150 Deily Pilot Af>r. 20, 27, May 4, I 1, 2001 f 927 A GOOD AD I FOf thoN wtio wWI, memorial contrlbu· tlon• '*" be INdl '° tfie NaWfo Evqellcal Lutherln Miiiion Of to the Luthtrln ~ lion of llllatk>nlrltl Ind Pllota. A"'"9- ment1 .,. undtr 611 dlttetlon of Bltem1n CWroll FllfWll a_.. In Grtehlm. PBCllMTIBI IBLlllMDWAY Mortuary * C hapel Cremation 11 O Broadway Costa Mesa M2-1ao What happens if you don't advertise? NOTHING. Call the Classifieds (949) 642-5678 l)jllly:Pllot STARTING . BUSINESS?fi • • • • • • • • • • Tht Ltg11/ Dtp11rtmtnt at tht Daily Pi'4t is pl.tast.d to 11nno11nl't 11 ntw wvict now 11wi/4hl.t to nrw businnsn. ~ wiU MW SF.ARCH tht 114mt for JO" 4.t"" txtnt th41ft. IWi uwt JO" tht ti mt 11114 tht trtp to tht <Aim HOllSI in Sant'1 AM. Thm, of l'DUrst, lljkr tht S111rrh is eomplmJ wt will fik ]01Jr fiaitiow businm """" lllltmlnU with tht CounlJ Clm, pub/iJh 011« 11 wtti for fa"' tuttA:s 111 rtqMiml by "1w 1.Ni lhnt fik JO"' p~f of P"blw1W11 with 1ht uunlJ Cini. Pk4Jt 11op by to fik JOI'' fictiliow busiMS sllllnntnl 1.t tht IM.if] Pilot, 330 W. &] St, C01t4 Mts1t. /f JO" Mnnot stop b} pkm l'i/l.U au 111 (949) 6424321 1.,,J w wiU "'4kt '"""l"""'ts for JOI' to hllnJJL tins proctd.rt '1J 11WJL I • lf l°" JHnl/J h.tw .,,, forthn-l{Wflif1&11 pkllN (JIU Ml•"""" tuiJJ k ,,,.,., ""'" t)Ad ~ 1.SJist JIU. GHii lut~ in JO'" ntt11 hmtm,t l I lloW to Plllee A. OASSWIEaD g .... ••••••• •yt"ax llyPlt••• '"~'I) lrl:.l·."">11711 .,,,....... ..... ,,.. SER\11CE DIRECTORY ''•'') 1>.ll ·h:,••• l'\otit• ......... tUlft ............. ............................... , ... ....,_l •ffh•f..,....4,..,f' I I.I()"" Io.,, NnTI ( .. '" "' ... t \ ~lll!"' \i '-'r"''" iM••t .. K.f, '°'f ...... -f.or AM 'mur Hor,ne .nd 8~ Needl -..... _..._,..., __ _ -I• l1•11l111ur II .IO""' .1.1/011•11 , ... ..., .... '" ..... .,_, All rnl ts111t ldvtftlsmo ffl mis newspaper Is sub)lci to tile ftde111 hi1 HOUS1no A(l ol 1968 as amended wlltth makes 11 illegal 10 advtr011 ·any pref11ence. llmilallon or d1swm111ahon based on rau COior. 1elig· Ion. sex hand~ lamol~I SlllUS Of lllll100al OllQln or an 1nltnt1on to make any SIKh prtl11tnu hm•tahon Of dlscr1ml!Wt1on Tiits flftSpaper Wiii rio1 know1noty 1ecep1 any advtt11semen1 101 rut estJ1t •lllth IS 1n V•OIJl>On of the law Ou1 readers ile htttlly inlormtd tnat all Clwtlhnos idvtr1tsed '" this ~paper are a~allable on an tQual oC>pOl1un1ty basis To comrla1n ol t11sc11m1· 1ia1Jon eil HUD 1011 hee al I 800.._.24 &90 1 HOUSEs.tONOOS FOR SAL£ GENERAL HOME SELLERS Find OUI whit tM ltomt down 1hl ettttt Sold l0t FREE Comput.,lztd Utl Of .,., home ult• And Cumnt li1linga. ""' l'ecOfdtd meu. I ·8ff·223-8812 IO tt041 ED VAH DEN BOSSCtfE REAL ESTATE BAOt(ER LOCAL SINCE 1970 949--650-0943 www.newportmesa hom11.com 21 HOOSE$1CONOOS FOR SAU Al.ISO VIEJO 4 HOUIESCONDOS FOft SALE IALIOA ISUNO OP£N SAT 1-4 200 & 202 RUBY AVE 3Bt 3Ba lormal din rm or olhc:e ntw ctrpe~ 11oonng $1150000 lofl VllQ Reattcx 949 673·4062 OPEN SAT .suH 1 <5 1710 PARK AV£ UttM ......, Col\agt 2bf 1.5111 "-· Jee. beam otil'I BAY VIEW FROM PA TIOI Agent Dottit LNi• 8EACl1 TllE REALTY llOe Polnlttlle lAAGE FROHT UNIT 3811 UBA, 3rd nr decl! wl1h wltw. JUST LISTED 1725,000 lfol!tf ~787& 512-1174244 °'9 IAT t ... ....... ................. ...... " ··-=-- •le -... -· .... ~ ....... ,. ..... \\ 11lk ·~~!:i,.~lf!~ .. ;•·IK)l''H EASTSIDE BEST BUY can be 3 Of 4br, 2.Sbe, aunroom or can bt lg famrm, 20X40 pool $450,000 Marge Lea Realty 949-722·0620 OPEN SUN 1-4 457 Cotti MtN St 5Br 481, 1tudy, 11111 room. 2 Fps, Irv Mullt IUile, lac 1ub. ey <>wnw. sns,obo 949-642-8941 NEW E SIDE ' •LISTING• lg 4b<, 2 story home with pool. C1H Marge for private showing 949·722·0620 17 HOUSE&4COHOOS FOA SALE FOUNTAIN VALLEY 22 HOUSESICOHOOS FOA SALE IRVINE Luxurlou• Ntw Cu1tom Interior. Gated 3Bt d811. 2 S8a 2c gar, Steps 10 No Lah waJ~ 10 tverytlltno Low tales ~ 000 llQefll 949.552:6700 WATERFRONT FIX OR REBUlt.D Agen! 1149-72W120 OCEANFRONT DUPLEX l.OC41td right on '3lld' No boafdwalk BN1MUly r~ wilt! IOp qulfCy mat8<1115 Vwy &pllCIOlll Llldl ---llOOmt $2,125,000 ASSOCIATED REALTY t4M7l-3163 CUSTOM BAYFRONT HOME with DOCK Brand ,,.. c:us1Cf1\ hon1e on PORT STREET BARGAINS SllJnnin9 Ocean View 4Brs, !aloe lol, coJld llCClOIMIOdate very latge CUSIOnl llolne, 11ett ~1Y lot CUSIOm toTMI bUIOtt $895,000. GefTy long Coldwell Binker 949-718·2366 33 HOUSE5'CONDOS FOR SALE NEWPORT COAST OPEN SAT•SUH 1-6 10 SAIL VISTA PELICAN CREST Spee! Oen, Cat1lln1, •UllNt views. Brand ,_ .._.. '--· prof furn • dlcornld. 8000 af CllltOm fft•lt 5bf .. •'-" be.. Gour kllc, -~ 3 "' ow Gl.lltdtd ~ $5,1195,000. t49-95~ Mt-2~5351 !49-75 .. 1431 the wataf 48fs Ind 4 56u -------Comer location 2 bloc:lls to 37 ~ 111e beach Spaoous root FOR 1ALE top deck w1penor8ITIIC w • SAH CLEllENTE ot octall bay tllld City ilgl1tS Ooc:ll lor up 10 30ft powet boa! $1.595.000 A.SSOCIATED REALTY MH7l-3S63 NEW LISTING! CIUl-slc 48' 2 5b1 tm rm • Oceln, Golt CourM & Bt1t1 lg lol 3 cat Q11 $8891( Hiii Vllwa. 5000 sl i.wn Ag! 8!llY Jo ~!1-7~ $151 .500 agent M1111 Eltna Banks 9'9-248-9300 BRAND NEW OCEANFRONT L11ting-8etttf Hurryl AA!114 M9-nH120 AbtolUI• SHI Ntwporl 111/&» M«1IJ perlld 3Bt 2 58a 2100sl llOUs• ,,, 9'1f.c1 -• COtMllJM)' pool ' SP' ""' /hi bty $539 000 1g1, P1rr1C1c Tenore 9'9-856-9705 PRIME EST ATES Lot1 l Oceln Views! cau Pltrlcl Ttnofl AS!!!!t Mt-856-9705 otE FOAD AOAD By°"'* ..... ClowNUirl dttllolc. 8et\I ~~:- By --212-1013 Har&or lll•w HOIJIH · CtrtM/, • hrpln ., 17U,000 38drm 2S.th. aomtntMllty pool ' clut> 11CCM ~ Shlt1 Ttn E)'{!J( • 9'fl.#).9'4i2 ' "'ury s~. 94un 5354 $265,000. CtlOtce lOClliOn. doM IO btaC:ll SllOpptl10 & lreeway ga1ed c0t11111U11lty T OM\llOu$e, end IMlh 2Br1, 21/2 Baths, Den/3Br Co- Usttd by Shan Ten Eyck 949-380·9492 & Maury Staufttt 949-673-5354 1=---=1 21r 1 le Fp. op4iorW WIO, catpOlf, tUprlfllt OOIOtlon. ..., ... l'1 tnd cl APrl ll~Mo 94M7'.Q82$ ._,,..,ti.. to°' Hwy, .,_,WA>,...._,, -cerpeot, lit. lld9d. SlllO Awl M!r 1 •n.M131 l '.11 Fun and Active Place to Live" SPAC IOUS 2 & 3 Bedroom, 2 Baths, beautiful green belts & endless amenities. Priced From $1,430/$1,710, Pets W elcome up to 60 lbs. Rec reation Director on-site: Swim Lessons, Team Sports, Arts & Crafts and much more! $500 OFF MOVE-IN! Hurry in .. .limited available Please Call: 888.,641.7632 / 110 APT& COSTA MESA 155 HOUSEM:OlllOS FOA IBT BALIOA PEii 11n~1 204 RENTALS TO SHARE IR~~1 PARK WEST APARTMENT HOMES 5pectocJI 2Bt 2Bf. enc#f$s amtnfl,.s P•t• Welcomt. 159 HOUSEllCOM)05 FOR IBT COflOMA OE1. UR $1,380/Mo LMat Luxury 29r 281 Spaclaus 3lk 28aths also FAIJ, Frptc, lvell now. avaJ/able, St.67WMo S2500/rno. Flrat & Lnt, Call 888-841·1a:J2 .... 37D-30111 1'~~11 1~~1 BAYFRONT Community A Pleasurable Exper~nce 2 Bedroom Apartrnellt Homes $2300 2 Bedroom, 2 Bqth plus Dea $JICIO 144 APTS 90UTM COAST METRO UdO Island 81y!Tont wl1tl dodt. 4 • St's 4 58a NC 2car gat 5600QIMo Bltrs Wetcomt 949-722·9312 BACK BAY VIEWS Eal! BUI 38' 2•r,& FP 2 cat gaqge .... lai.nd!y No pe1S ~ 395/Mo 714-801·5009 ANAHEIM HILLS llBr E1tlte. Private Br & bltll. g.1ttd, NIS. NIO, Pool, amtnltles. S800lmo. 714·211-2605 VILLA POINT Condo 2Br NB/room 1v1llable In 3Br 281, tunny. u upPt r Comtf houM male prerd wa"'-IO unit. wld. pool. S1800/M0. btach $550mo luUs paid 949·120-1552 949-675-3009 (1) BHulllul Vt111lllt1 Condo 1 & 1 Ba. 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CA 92707 ,__ _____ ___, ~Bac.-...rw 1\ie8-Pe9ple To Woirtd Kmt:llVA110.• AG:l'..Yl'S Fu II· tlnu: I Ali ~ '" t'.rullj! ~hlfu, ~1 2-815 Top-Producer& I ligh er • k.!Q llnllO i-.. ••I Iii,_ •JU...., .. ·(;~C8jlll- t.....i~...i ... 1111~. f 1M .. \k..._. -•11t• .. 111j1 t u)I ~"'"n~ iJ-888-313-4744 BOAT OOCK CREW peraoJT, ~ting uper helpful Apply In pe<ton 10Wlt-2pm Wed lhnl Sun. JI01 B!y!!d! Dr. COM CROWH ACE HARDWARE UPS & COM hes ~ ava.1 lor FP'T ~..,. c:ome GroMll QPlltf• ~ tl•ts Fu rt1umt 949.573.7417 or cell 94H73-2800 P-.. be ..., ol OUI of tf• companies. Cllecli Willl the local a.tttf B141ness Bu· ,_, bllore you tend any lllOlltY Of .... fof Mrvfeff. Reed and under1tlnd any conlrKtl befo<• rou 1lgn. =I 20ft OuMtld EJec:trjc 8ay Bolt pellect c.ond new b1llt11u cover w•nd cush ~ $13,900 949-511}.4944 1-~~1 * Up to 18-2Slt Sall or Power-sa1e & qutet Bay Is (Cove areal can 949-073.1943 ... llOTOACYClES MOPEDS Hondl Twlnslar 250cc '90 great saner bike lema•e owntd IO rn· ne11tt dropped Oell·M·F-ptltt-*lf Airport S850lobo 949-645·9498 $7.25 up · Cahitf/Kltdltn Am: 3176 PuHJ1\WI 1125 0<lv 1NU.M~5 E1cro• Rtceptlonltt IOI n1'"il olfitt 111 FUhlOn ltland, entry ltv&I .,.. acMlncemtnl uoporlu,.11} lull·hmt ~er t"8<dy wi 118111 on ewo .. so!t•iltt SeOd •eSUll'e IO 949-640-3810 a!l<I K!!t ~ FRONT DESK AGENT 1mmed Opening F fT .p 'T Exp d pre!d ~• trm Call Ptlel 949-673-7030 Portltino Betel! Ho4Jll 2306 w. Ocunfronl NP8 Grow with our IMm. MW\ 12 ECE un«s 1or n lnf1t11 & T OCldler leacillng 001 F ult tienel1ls NS 949-~2&72 BMW Z3 ~ Hod. Whi1t wmlldl (3XLT053) $'21.9115 CREVIER BMW 714-835-3171 BMW Z3 '98 5-Sod. 8k.lcll •/81ack (4AOA1711) m .995 CREVIER BMW 714-835·3171 BMW Z3 99 10« ..... Ul.11 (4JEY336) $27.995 CREVIER BMW 714-835-3171 12 F$ April 20, 2001 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE DOWN 1 Firm Gl'MP 2 AlmOtpll-s cnow - • Mll09.,, •ll•mpl !> Noa Wll e I.Ill• 11141 Gob< 7 Oo • tall0!1ng Bridge 8v CHAALE8 GOREN w1th OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH A TIME FOR EVUYTHING Neu.her V\lhlmlble. Soolh dealJ. WEST NORTH • 7 65 AK54 864 •653 • J II Q962 J 109 7 2 •JH EAST • Q 109 • 110 8 r KQ5 • K 109 4 There was a Me loecr in ead\ minor "1ir lotcr even if thc club flnc:sle ~ to llll:ceed to go With the tl\Wnp Crict dw had to be &umoducd. 11SUmint a 3-2 split. and there was the oroblbility of 11 second club loser if tNt suit brolcc 4-2, IS the odds favored. Doily Pilot Font RM11t XLT , Chore II Tyranc SOUTH •AK4J2 73 Declarer could not a.ll'ord to ttniw two rounds of trumps. becaulie that would permit the defenders to draw 1 third round of uumps and so invent South from Nfllng the fourth club in dummy. 1lie:re was a way Lo cir'Cum· vent this. and declarer came up with the correct liming. At trick IWO South led a low club l'rom lwldl That ~ur rcndered o trick which would have to be lost no maaer what. Supeleab Pldcup Vt '91 , < MS '91 414, ...,... ,; 4-0oof, Auto. co \ . (10547) 112,M (E1S1MI 111< ... II Chrlltrnat Cl easw 10 Hawllian •llV1G• 1• CMmlStt 12~ 14 TH !Md 20 Scfaleh 24 Autnor Runye>n 2e Limb 27 Putlz• ~egory 211 Cantvan llOC>' 211T~~ ----"P.-- POLICY ~ en eftoft ID oll• Ille *1 wwa pogSltlle ID our r..0- tn and'°"~ ...... teqw e ConltaclOls ..no ldve111M in Ille SelVICt Ouec1Cly 10 1nclucle theit Con1ractor1 L1cenu numbet Ill "*1 ldveft-menc Ywr co-opeqbOn 11 Q!Ntly !pp!ec:aated OOtCKBOOKS SETUP Training & Supporl 8ookkeepong ..,_ ava~ 94Hff.7597 . AUTO SERVICES Houte Cllenlng ServlcM GrNI 1111es & references E~ FtW Ellmate VIOlell 71"6Sf.()A7 268 CLOSET REMODELING NEED SPACE IN 2001? CloletJ • Ooota • W!lldows Built '4llS • Alche$ • Repairs I IOY8 sm !<lb! 714-592-4057 Can't ,._m to get to all th08o rep air joba around the hou8e? Let the C laaelfled a.rvlc a Dl...ctory help you hnd ,.ueble halp . ANDREPAIR CUSTOM MUSC1..E CARS TAUCKS CARS & BoATS • R .. tontlon • Bodv • Englne • Pelnl Wont 2045 Pu.c:o1nA AYI., • (949) 548-0670 272 CONCRETE IMASONRY Gatage F1oof SpedalisU Cllemlcal res starit tll-glou 8!>0'Y !loots by ~· Waterp<ooflng Syltemt 949-723-1974 274 COMPUTER SERVICES COMPUTER ASSISTANCE 0 your pace 0 yQll "°"" or olc 1rdvlcllll Coemng Internet. PrOgfl/n lnsllb· toon Oennos IM9-723-9372 fT SHOUl.D BE FUN DRYWALL SERVICES WITTHOEFT DRYWALL <, A J 6 AQ72 The bidd11111: SO\trll WE.'/f NORlH EAST WC$1 won, lhc defenders cashed"• diamond criclc and persevered with 11 diamond, declalw rutr111& in band. The ace and king of spades were c&5hed and, leaving lhe master trump oulStlnding. declarer crosJCd to the Icing or hcaru and IOOlc the club r~. When thal won. Sooth w~ in cootrol. The ace of clu~ v.as led and. rcgatdleS$ of whether llw Wa.\ Nffcd or DOI, declarer WOii kl be able LO ruff the founh club in dummy. The defenders scored only one ind. m each suit ellcepc for hearu •• PY,., l • ..... 4• Pti1i ~ .._ Openu1g lead' Jock of The Oood Book 1clls w. ''thcte Is a 11me for everytJung under the wn." 111:11 umc m1gh1 be aooncr rather than later Consider this hand. After "lonh'' ~pade raue. the Sou1h II.Ind rcv11IUClt to ~ 20 potnh TIIJI " urnplc 10 rooltlCI for ~.imc Ille \lglll uf tlumm)" did little to "amt lhe cod .le<; of Soulh'~ hcan.. c.dlttac Sedln O.vlllt '13 Low mi IOI blue, leafler (233192) $10.988 NABERS (714)540.9100 Cadlllec Seville STS '95 low tn1les ve. Notthslat t824649) $16,988 NABERS (714)540·9100 Ctdillec Seville STS 'M low milt& polo Ian ltathlf (902255) $2088 NABERS (714)540-9100 Cadlllec Sevlle 'M S5I< ~ .. powM ooginal °""* $7 195 949-675-1894 c.ditllc: Sevll1e 't5 low 551>. mi IMlhlt mooM ,8.200'3) $14,1188 NABERS (7141~9100 CIClllllc .... 't1 Siver, leelhlr, clNrl 1806273) $8,988 NABERS (114 )540-11 O! ChlYy Capl'lce '15 1 -· rune good, new lllM a new blltlry, S500. 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