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Home My WebLink About2000-05-16 - Orange Coast Pilot... , SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmEs SINCE 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM TUESDAY, MAY 16, 2000 A parking meter with ·a ·brairi? • Newport is second U.S. city to try the new devices, which are designed to stop meter-feeding and encourage parking turnover. Andrew Glazer D AILY PILOT BALBOA PENINSULA -An orange device, only slightly taller than R2-D2, was swiveled into place Monday. boring a cir- cular groove into the paveme nt on Balboa Boulevard. Soon, a construction cre w would install the nerve endings of the new •smart• parking meter, which will sense when drivers feed the meter beyond its one -hour limit. · causes the meter to stealthily reset lo zero time. Crews began installing the new meters on Balboa Boulevard near Newport Pier and between Palm and Main streets. The city is trying them out for 90 days. The idea is lo discourage beacbgoers from parking in metered spaces all day while baking on the beach , instead of spending money at neighbor- hood businesses. 1-.. "The major complaint in Bal- boa Village is meter-feeding by employees and tourists,· said City Councilman Tod Ridgeway, who voted lo test the new mete rs. ·w e want to attract money-spending tourists. Right now, most just visit the beach and leave." Newport Beach is just the sec- ond city in the nation to use the •smart" meters, said Newport Beach Traffic Engineer Rich Edmonston. ·... BRIAN POBUDA I OA1 '( rtLOT The new me ters are also able to detect when a car leaves the spot with time remaining, which By threatening lingering parkers with a $34 ticket, the city will encourage more turnover, which would increase business in the area·, officials said. But some owners of tourist- driven businesses on the penin- sula said the "smart" meters would in fact cut down on cru- cial summer earnings by dimin- ishing already scarce daylong parking. SEE METERS PAGE 5 Manual Bustamante of Bustamante Construction prepares a pole for new electrical wiring as hls company installs "smart" meters near Newport Pier ,on Monday. ·Newport Harbor mourns its loss ~ ) ~ fvtemor1al service planned for Andre Stewart, described by classmates as outgoing and sp ecial Kenn.th Ma D AILY PILOT •For additional covera see Sports on Page 9. 0 n the football field where he wooed crowds With his incredible strength and agile moves, Newport Harbor High School students gathe re d Monday to mourn the tragic death of Andre Lashawn Stewart. year-old senior running back o was killed Sunday in a car acci- dent. PHOTOS BY BRIAN POBUOA I OAll. Y PtlOT Newport Harbor High School studena · gather on Davidson Field early Monday morning to remember classmate Andre Stewart. who died Sunday in a car accident Scores of students embraced each other as they sobbed on Davidson Field, where a makeshift memorial paid trtbute to the 18- •I think that God gave hlm a reason to be here,· said Newport Harbor junior Nicole Jacklm, as she struggled to hold back he r Added incentive for . graffiti tipsters • City proposes increasing re ward to $2,000 for resi~ents who provide police information on graffiti vandals. Sue Dorie So the record store's loss DMY Pl.OT prevention specialist sat COSTA MESA _ Some inside bis truck and con-ducted h1I own personal say crime doesn't pay, but •sttng operation.• watching and reporting a Hil instincts were on the crtm1n4l act earned SSOO for The boys ICl ulled one oblervant 22-yeer-old. =~t mar~~ cov· Brek Schlelf had just fin-ered the pWan, store win- ilbed b.IJ sbift at Tower dows and benches with Records on a December graftiti. evening when he noticed Schle1f called the Costa four male teem hanging Mesa Police Department around the parking lot. end the vandals were Sc:blll' Md a f~ that caught on the spot. tmy _...up to no good. . •11Us felt 9f98l. I've "' To report an incident while remaining anonymous, residents can caM the city's 1 Gnffttt Hotline at (714) 327-7491 . done a lot of stuff and never received a reward for lt. So l've told other people about it and they're out the re looking for graffiti, too,• Schlalf Mid. Schleif ii just the MCOftd penon to receive a reward SH GRAJfm MGI S SEE STEWART PAGE 4 INSIDE Report: Marine life has dwindled •Findings of OCC d show90% reducti on in quantity of organisms, more than 100 species gone. Alex Coolman DAILY PILOT ~ NEWPORT BEACH The q\ianllty dlld diversity uf mdfU1e We in local llde pools hdS dedmed abruptly m recent decade , accordmg to a report to be released Fn- day by d sti.ldent ~viry>n mental group. Of 135 cWferent speoes that could be found in the mtertidal area at Little Coro- na m 1975, almost 100 are now gone, Sdld Linda Shafer. president ol the Ria tlon Project. Ln addJtion lo the drop ITT the overdll numher of species, she noted, Little Corona cilso show~ d sharp reduction m sh1;.>er numbers of credtures. While the 197 5 !.tudy found more lhdn 8,000 plants and animals on the rocks. Shaler said hE'f qroup came up with onlv dbout 800 TI)e hndmg . wtuch the group wru present Fndav to the Academy of So<>nce!i at USC rnnhnn whdt man} hdve u pected for yedrs SEE REPORT PAGE 5 Health officials tell Sid's to clean up • Restaurant agrees to address 27 health code violation s, but Soffer says doors will remain open. sue Doyle DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH ·- Mandgers or Sid's Steak- house said they would clean up the restaurant after the estdbllshment wa!i charged with 27 health code violation Monday at an Orange County Health Care Agency heanng. Health officials told restaurant managers they must cledn up the estdb- hshmenl before they can reapply for an operalrng penmt. Hed.lth inspectors revoked the popular restaurant's permll Apnl 17, a week dlter an uwesb- gat1on uncovered health rode vrolabons. Smee then, the agency ha received one complamt of an alleged food-borne illness from eating at the re~taurant, aid Pa t Markley, a spokeswoman for the county's health department. • PPople can choose to do one thing m priva te. But when serving the public - SEE SID'S PAGE 5 llDEI toMMUMTY fOM --.. ·-· 6 Oii CAMPUS ----·--2 srom ---···· ' ntE VBolCT.·-·-----··-··-l WUllll ·Mostty cloudy end breezy tocMy. with • chance of showers. ............ 1 . ,. I • . ' ~-., ... ~~~----~~_...... ............. ~-··-··--..- 2 Tuesday, ~Y. 161 2000 -. .. -------. THE WEEK California Elementary School • ADDlllSS: 3232 C.llfornla Ave., Costa Mesa • CONTAQ Principal Jane Holm, at (714) 424-7940 • NEEDS: Bottled water for the nine portable class- rooms on campus • WISH: Microphones and a sound system for the mul- tipurpose room; to have all classrooms wired for the Internet. ' Doily Pilot Kids Talk ·BAC K IN TH r CWSROOM What is your favorite outdoor .cti •ty? a VI . We asked first-graders at Un- coln Elementary School irJ New- port Beach to tell us about their favorite things to do outside, and wliy. • M y favorit e activity is basketball because it is a sport. I have been playing s i n c e kinder- garten. My favorite part is shooting the goals." KiLSEY RUSTIGIAN, 7 Newport Beach #I like .. SEAN HILLER I DAILY PILOT playing soc- cer. I am the striker. The striker scores all of the goals. I can score . like nine goals in From left, Tanae Heffernan listens as parent volunteer Hennle Sondel offen cooking Ups to her and fellow culinary ~hwav~e-!:f'~;;.._...._--t-~~~~~-arts--ch~rnat~liectle-~eklln-iu-lthe~>e-l~WltOl'ti-HiU'li10r-Ht!Qh-SEheel-111tudeJM9--1BitkE~Gt-eeliHl.lsJl1-o111led-11t01llllakl1tr-~~~~~-,.---j•I playing since I was one.# "I like to play hock- ey. My dad is always the goalie and he helps me CHRIS FREEMAN, 7 Newport Beach Cooking up ·a storm Newport Harbor High School's culinary arts class dishes out delicious homework ,and ·gives /me tips. I think I want to play hockey for about nine more years.'" GRANT DAVIS, 6 1 Newport Beach ~#1 don't really have a favorite activ- ity. Some- times I like to play soccer, but not always. My favorite thing is tag. We do 'bubble gum' to see who's it and not it.• "I like to swim in my pool. It bas a water slide. I like to play games with my sister. Sometimes I pretend I am a shark and MAYA VEGA, 6 Newport Be~ you can only /. , move certain ways. And some- times I can only go up to the slide and sometimes I can go anywhere." JACK MURPHY, 8 Corona del Mar Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT J T oo many cooks in the kitchen? Not in this particular case, as Newport .Harbor High School culinary arts students prepared feast for one of the school's annual events, Evening of the Arts. Wednesday's performance pro- gram will be catered by students eager to show off their newly I acquired talents. FYI • Who: Students-if) Janet Dukes' cooking classes • Where: Newport Harbor High School • What: Preparing a feast • Why: For Newport Harbor's Evehing of the Arts event. scheduled for 6 p.m. Wednesday "I am the best at making this I chicken,• boasted Astasia Gomez, a Their instructor, Janet Dukes, was senior who was mixing up a batch of equally proud as she showed off the sheny chicken pasta. sumptuously descriptive student- Students were anxious to hand prepared menu. It offered tastes to out samplings ~ their creations. Like suit e very palate, from Southern Cre- Gomez, they were so proud of their. ole dishes to Cuban and Mediter- culinary successes that they could1 ranean favorites. And every bit of the not contain their excitement. ~ food -down to the salad dressings School MENUS Newport-Mesa Unified School District elementary lunch menu •Lunches are Sl.75; checks are not accepted for less than $17 .SO. There are three menu choices every day. Students may choose a vegetarian entree if desired. The vegetarian selec- tion varies and may be either a salad, sandwich or hot entree. TODAY Munchable lunch Salad with Dan- non fruit yogurt or Oscar Meyer all-beef hot dog"with chili & Frttos com chips, baby carrots. 100~ fruit juice· and choice of milk. WEDNESDAY Munchable lunch Salad or maca- roni and cheese, homemade din- . ner roll, jicama sticks with low-fat dip, fresh strawberries and choice of milk. THURSDAY. Munchable Lunch Salad ~ ~ and garnishes -was made by stu- dents from scratch. They~ siglied up in..shifts to make the dozens of cheesecakes in a mul- titude of flavors, the mounds of almond and chocolate biscotti and the massive quantities of down- home gumbo they planned to serve at the event. Not only did they develop the entire menu, but they also came up with a game plan for preparing the delicious dishes. In the airy yet chaotic cooking room, two students prepared large SlffiOunts of a complicated Greek dish called moussaka, while, Gomez made chicken and freshman Andy Ashley prepared a caldron of mari-, nara sauce for the pasta bar. · In another comer, sophomore Alli- peroni and cheese pizza b9gel, aisp green ..... with low-fM draitig. choice of frvlt and cholat of milk. FlllDAY Grilled ct.-9IMtwlch or ·arunch for Lunch.• c1nnarnon swlrt French tOllt with meple syrup, SM8ge ~ dlOlat of fruit or Juice Md moa of ml"- MONDAY M~ Lunch Wed or bun Md ct.... buntto with ...... choke of 10K fruit Julca, choke of fruit and chofcl of milk. ., ' READERS HQTUNE (949) 642-6086 or advertitements htl'ein can be rtpfOduced without written per- mission of copyright owner. WEATHER lllD SURF . son Brooks mixed chocolate biscotti ingredients m a food processor, stopping every few seconds to push the blade back down in place as the outrageous amount of sweets. dis- placed it. Dukes atld parent volunteer Han- nie Sondel, who doesn't even have a child in the class, oversaw the young chefs. If the dishes I sampled were any indication, I expect that the delight- ful aromas wafting from that cooking room will intensify as the young chefs continue preparations for New- port Harbor's Evening of the Arts. • IN 11tE a.AS5ROOM is a weekly fNture in which Daily Pilot education writer Danette Goulet visits a campus within the Newport-Mesa Unified School District and writes about her experience. The "'Munchable Lunch S.IM1"' contains tossed gtHns. cherry totmio.. crackers and proN/n JOUrnJ such as cheese, .run1'owr seeds,.fruftyogurt~-· ed peanuts and dressing. NOTI: In the oper.iion of drild t.edlng programs. no chlld wm be dlscrimiMted 9inlt ---of rem, •JC. ~ l'Nltlanll ft gin, age or hendkap. If ,ou belll'M you hew blln .......... nMed llPfnlt. write ~ly to the s.cmary of AgricuttUre:, Wmhlngton, D.C. 20250. POLICE FILES Da~. VOL 94, N0.116 Record your comments about the Daily Piiot or news.tips. ADOBE SS Our address Is 330 W. 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""9dge .................... 2-4 PN • Ne\tlport ................. 2-4 PN ll1dde'I .................. 2-4 PN RMr~ .............. .2-4• C.-. .. -·-··~---.2-4 WI 3:10 e.m ...................... -0.2 First high 9:14 a.m......... . ........... 4.0 Second low 2:42 p.m ....................... 1 .0 Second high ' 8:56 p.m ....................... 5.6 WIDNISDAY First low 3:47 e.m ...................... -0.4 First high 9:59e.m ...................... .4.0 s«ond low a:11 p.m ....................... 1.4 Second high 9-.15 p.m ....................... 5.1 " • a...dt Ml.e: A dlsturbence was reported In the 1900blodtat'1 p.m. ~. • ,., ... Awnue: A petty theft was reported In the 2000 blodt at 12:.40 p.m. Sunday. ' • Pt llowllM Drtw: Trespm.slng was reported In the 300 blodt at 10:50 p.m. Sunday. NEWPORT BEACH • c..t ,......,. A pune was stolen from the ~ room of a restMJrlnt in the JOOO block at 12:10 e.m. Sat· ..-,. • ,_., ........ A weli.t contalnlng.$250 was stolen In the 4000 block betl.wen 1 ::JO end 2:JO p.m. Frtdly. • OnllN _,. • .,. A house wes burglertnd end 1t1m1 wortt, St,IOO _,..stolen In the 700 blodc betl. . .,.., 5 end 10 p.m. Frtdey. • ,_. M1l11nc A cieaullr phone veklld a S200 - ...,.._ from In Ulliodled tM In I drMwlr on the 1to0 block blt:rw l:JO p.m. 1hund9r end noan Pftdly. ' . , Daily Pilot ~sdoy, May 16, 2000 3 J 0ily by another name does a toi1et gain acceptance Gollege district considers Lo\Ve's leas~ offer T he oth~-dey, Rick Oth- mer, Seymour Beek and I took a nostalgic stroll through old Balboa and saw Balboa's justly famous comfort station, proud as ever, after almost 00 years of faith- ful service. As far as I know, it's the only comfort station in the country. It really is a public toi· let, but th~ American people have a reluctance to cJ11 a toi- let a toilet. I have never seen a set of house plans that mention toi- lets, just baths. Even with nothing but a toilet and wash basin, they call them half. baths. But never a toilet. Even the Anny and Navy declinetocall toiletstoilets. Instead \hey are heads for the Navy and latrines for the Anny. For norunllitary males, they are cans or johns. And for females, powder rooms. But under no conditions are they called toilets. Privies and outhouses; join the ranks of non-toilet desig- nations. The British are just as bad as with their W.C.s - short for water closets. THE VERDIO which was the men's room and which was the women's. I finally suggested that she open one of the doors, ppinting out . that if I did and opened the women's room in error, I might end up in the local Bastille as a Peeping Tom. I asked her to peek in, and if she saw a urinal, we'd know it was the men's room. She did, shook her head and point- ed to the other door. l peeked in, saw a urinaL gave her the high sign and we entered our respective rooms. •Hardware company wants to lease 14 acres of district land in Costa Mesa as part of West Coast expansion. • Amy R. Spurgeon • DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -Hard- ware giant Lowe's Home• Improvement Center has made a n official offer to lease 14 acres or land owned and occupied by the Coast Community College District, district officials said. The lease offer, if accepted, would mean more reve nue for the dis- trict. It would also add to the North Carolina-based hardware company's mas- sive West Coast expansion eCfort. PLUG IN A potential land lease for the site on Adams Avenue between Fairv~w Road &f\d Harbor Boulevard -will be dis- cussed during a closed sessiol) at Wednesday's district board · meeting. The board may decide to ma ke a counter offer, ·according to C.M. Brahrnbhatt. the district's vice chancellor of adminis- trative services. District officials said that moving their headqua rters of 30 years to mak~ room for a new tenant is a possi- bility. The land is worth an estimated $8.1 million. Brahmbhatt said. Last year, officials first considered leasing district- owned property as a way to increase revenues. The district oversees Orange Coast Coll ege, Golde n West CoUege, Coaslhne Community Col- lege and KOC E-TV. Jule Eller, a spokes- woman for Lowe's, would not comment on the Costa Mesa site, but ·did confirm that the company is m the midst of •an aggressive We5t Coast expansion. Lowe's plans lo open 30 stores in the Los Angeles and Orange County mar- kets within the next three to four years, she said. Lowe's is one of fhe nation's largest hardware retailers, with 589 s tores in 39 states and sales 10 excess of $15 m1llton, according to its Web site. If Lowe's move d to the a rea, it would be 10 direct competition with The Ho me Depot, which recently opened a store at ttie H arbor Cente r in FYI • Who: Coast Commu- nity College District board members • What: Regular board meeting • When: 6:30 p.m. . Wednesday • Where: Golden ~ · West College, Humani· t ies 107, 15744 Golden West St., Huntington Beach Costd Mesa. "The more competition, the mem e r," said Costa Mesa resident Vaugha n Hargrave, who is originally from Vugirua. "II we have the ouracle mtle of c;ars, then we might dS weU have the rruracle mile for hard- ware stores, too. H Well, at least "comfort sta- tion· is more realliltic than restroom. A comfort station does give comfort. A restroom does not give a rest. . This reluctance to use the word toilet extends to public places. Restaurants avoid the word by using a picture on the door, which can lead to confu- sion. Incidentally, as a boy I spent very little time in the Balboa comfort station. Its uri- nals were those long types which reach from a man's waist to the lloor and were constantly flooded, dogged with cigarette butts. Because I was always barefoot, I didn't find much comfort in the so- called comfort station and avoided it like the plague. Plug into your community. Find out what's going on in your city, parks, churches, schools, entertainm~nt and sports. Read the ... Daily Pilot How to reach us7 Call the Daily Pilot at 642-4321 One time in Sacramento, a lady and 1 stood shoulder to shoulder trying to figure out • ROBERT GARDNER is a Coron.1 del Mar resident and a former judge. His column runs Tuesdays. Sold 7ed 'P41i6 f V/UdttQte Craig Brown Insurance over J 1· 1 channels to suit everv r / taste ... Plus a delicious I • 99¢ lnstal of Comcast ~ital Cable • $1 O off your first 3 months of my HBO or Showtine pack9, • 2 Fiii B 111111. lnllll:llll I ' ~I 1 ...: Tom Qulle and Nicole KldmCrl $tor "' .... 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"He does- dent Dana Black said the n't know what tlie needs are proposal is a step in the in each particular school right direcfion because district. I think he is trying teachers' salaries are too to ingratiate himself with low to adequately compen-public school teachers so sate them for tpeir hard they will like him and vote work. ... for him again.• "I. think any incentive to The state, Leece said, keep the teachers is a good should give school districts incentive," Black said. "If discretionary funds to sp~nd you ~ant good teachers, you • on. teachers and other have to )nake it financially needs, instead.of suggesting worth their while. We need tax breaks for some pub)ic to make sure we are com-employees. She said she petitive with other indus-believes the proposal will tries." set a precedent if it passes. Board member Wendy Linda Mook, president of Leece said she does not sup-the Newport-Mesa Federa- port the proposal, saying it tion of Teachers, said she is not well-planned and has doubts about the pro- would isolate tax breaks for posal ·gaining public. sup- only one· class of state port. employees, creating "(The proposal} will draw inequi~among others. the ire of other groups," she "(Davis) needs to give us said. "Teachers don't need the money and we will allp-that kind of negative atten- lion. The focus should be on upgrading the teachers' salaries.• Mook saic\, the sta~e should increase teacher compensation because Newport-MesA instructors struggle to mee t the cost of living in Orange County. Starting ~nd hig)\-end· salaries for the district's teacher-s are the lowest in the county, she said. In 1999, the 'Starting salary in the district was $30,163 -more than $2,000 less than the average of oth- er districts in the county, Mook said. 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"He proved that we can all look past color and race. l have a hole in my heart wish- ing he could be here.• The school will hold a memorial service for students and Stewart's fjlJilily We<lnes- day afternoon on the field .• the place where the footbc\ll standout was, perhaps, at his best. . Stewart was driving east- boWld on the Pomona..,,F.ree- way in Riverside County early Sunday mo,rning when the 1999 Nissan Altima he was dri- ving bit a guardrail. His half-brother, Lamar William. 16, was also in the car and survived with minor injuries. Lamar, a freshman at Newport Harbor, attended dassesMonday. • Authorities have not yet detennined the cause of the accident. Stewart's parents, Sonja and Daril William, who recent- ly moved . to Riverside, could notbereachedforconunent. Stewart cilso has two half- sisters, Karen Perdue, 15, and Janique William, 14. They are freshmen at Newport Harbor. The sudden loss of a beloved dassmate shocked students at the high school. Many of the grieving teens described Stewart as a caring individual who was loved and admired. · #He will be remembered as one of the best," Jacklin said. ·on Monday, the football team asked head coach Jeff Brinkley to retire Stewart's No, 2 jersey, said Blair Jones, the Sailors' senior captain. Last season, the 5-foot, 9- inch. 160-pound running back was named CIF Southern Sec- tion Offensive Player of the Year in Div'ision VJ. He was also named Newport-Mesa Unified School District's Most ~ uabl~ Player ~er plaVi:J1g a 1999 CIF title. Stewart rushed for 2,404 yards, a single-season record for Newport Harbor, and scored 26 touchdowns. 1llis year, he was schedUled to play in the Orange County High School All-Star football game for seniors at Orange Coast College. School officials said Stewart coUld have.played college foot- ball for a NCAA Division I col- lege, but poor grades bad lim- ited his choicess He had decid- ed to attend Saddleback Col- lege in Mission Viejo this fall to play football. "I think he would have done well at Saddleback," said Brinkley. •He is a very instinc- tive runner with explosive speed. He knew how to finish his runs. He has set the stan- dard for our running backs in the future.• Stewart blossomed into a popular star athlete, although he. was said to be ashy teenag- er when he transferred as a freshman to Newport Harbor from a school in San Jose. Principal Bob Boies, who over three years witnessed Stewart's transfonnation, said counseling services are avail- able to grieving students. "Kids are taking this real hard, but there is a lot of sup- port,• he said. "It is bringing the school together. What you hope ls that there will be some dosure by Wednesday (after the memorial service).• Teanunate and student body president Brad Craig, a senior, said it will take a long time for the school to recover from Stewart's untimely death. ·At this age you think you are invincible, but with some- thing like this, you realize how fragile life ls," Craig said. •He was the most unique person I had ever kiiown. He coUld bring a sinile to anyone's face.• METERS . CONTINUED FROM 1 ·u you drive in from River- side to go to the beach and you spend three hours 6ghting the freeway, and then another hour looking for parking, bow many times are you going to come back?" asked Joe l<lure, man- ager of Bayside Sun and Sports, a bicycle rental store near the Fun Zone amusement park , "It's ·better if people hang out all day and walk around and d~de to get a tattoo,• . said Jason Pendergraph, own- er and tattoo artist at Electric Tattooing and Body Piercing, also near the Fun Zone. But Ridgeway said his vision of Balboa Peninsula as a tourist destination does not include T-shirt shops and tat· too parlors. "We'd rather have nice restaurants, bed and break· fasts, and more nighttime bistros,· he said. "Something more upscale.• The owners of businesses that depend on quick turnover, wincludlng pizza joints and ice cream shops, said they wel· come time-limited meters. "This would be good for rne, • said Suhail Abdallah, owner of Chichis Pollo. "But it would be nice if they left me a space to park in front of my store instead of writing me tickets all the time." REPORT CONTINUED FROM 1 The grour· composed or a handful o Orange Coast College students, .measured the numbers or different species and total numbers of creatures found at U tUe Corona and Crystal Cove and at Victoria Beach and Three Arch Bay in Laguna Beach. ' While the data from Crys-' tal Cove and Laguna Beach serve primarily to establish a baseline for future work, the infonnation from Little Coro-rta can be measured against data from earlier studies. Shafer said data was col· lected in 1975 by a UCl pro· fessor and in 1990 by an OCC stu®pt group. Against the numbers from those years, she said, the recently collected infonnation paints a picture of a much emptier marine world.· As a cause for the grim numbers, Shafer said the curious hands of tide pool wanderers are conside red •the No.· 1 culprit.• Other possible factors, the group suspects, include . urban runoff and warming ocean te mperatures. Shafer said the student group is reluctant to make policy recommendations based on its report. But Nan- cy Gardner, president of the tit1ARC MARTIN I DA~Y PILOT Concern for the dwindling marine life in the Corona del Mar tide pools has fuel~d ideas of dosing off the sensitive area to the public. Newport Beach chapter of The Surfrider Foundation, said balancing public beach access and tide pool quality ls going to be ·one of the new quandanes" for coastal cities like Newport Beach. In the past, she said, merely ensuring beach access was the goal for Surf rider. Today, however, Gardner said the situation with tide pools is analogous to that of parks such as Yosemite and Yellowstone. "At a certain point, they went 'Wow, we can't let everyone come in here and do whatever they want. lf we do that, in 20 years this isn't going to be worth VlSit-ing.'. Tony Melum. a deputy chief with the aty's Fire and Marine Department, said Newport Beach is talung steps to balance access and preservation. Where upward of 2,000 schoolchildren a day were once permitted to roam around Little Corona, the city now restricts daily atten- dance to 200, Melwn said. Additionally, he noted, as many as three marine pre- serve officers usually accom- pany students in order to ensure that their educationc.LI experience doesn't result in denuded beaches. GRAFFITI CONTINUED FROM 1 for reportmg graffiti in the oty, so officials are hoping to to get the community involved, said Mayor Gary Monahan. "The more eyes we have out there, the better chance we have of catching these guys and getting them out of their own pockets.· said Councilman J oe Enckson. "lt's so hard to catch these people and they can cause so much harm to a community. We need to do wbdtever we can to stop them." the condition of their neigh- borhoods. G raffill plagues some areas more than othe~. but cheapens the city'<; overall appearance. • 1 Uunk Schietf sets d good example ... about how an mdt· vidual can make their ne1gh- borhOC?d a better place,· said Gity Manager Allan Roeder persuade more residents to report crimes by sweetening the pot. town," Monahan said. But it's not the city or its residents that pay the reward. It's the parents of the convict- ed minors who must compen· sate the tipster. . City officials want to encourage community mem· bers to take an active stand on A new ordinance, if passed, would increase the reward lo $2,000 for a tip that l-i----'--le(l>8S-«Hlae-arr•est-and-amvie U-the pai:ents don't have-·F----ftot--H'-A.H~~l.l-..~l-+4l-f--t-f'l~H~---'tl tion of graffiti vandals around town. The ordinance, introduced at Monday's City Council meeting, would also reim· burse the tipster for the cost of making the phone call. The increased reward will provide even more incentive enough money, the city will , use the police department's narcotics forfeiture fund. which was established to enforce drug-related crimes. Adults convicted of' van- dalism are required to pay the reward money. "This should come from ATTENTION! ALL PARENTS OF LITTLE-LEAGUERS AND BASEBALL PLAYERS UNDER 18! 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Soffer now owns a piz- za restaurant in Las Vegas, but wants to mend his le gal p roblems and return to California. He Sdld he will attempt to correct the violations, but his Newport Beach resldurant will remain open. Soffer claims the health department ille- gdlly entered Sid's Steak- house m Apnl and that the chdrges do not war- " Tuesday, Moy 16, 2000 5 rant a closure. •Nobody else gets closed just for cockroach- es and rodents, just because they're all over the place. Let me see how many othet places were closed for cockroaches,· · Soffer said. Soffer denied allega- tions about his restaurant causing a food-borne ill- ness, saying only one person claimed to be skk ~though many people ate the.same food. "There's no way in God's green earth for someone to comtt, into Sid's and only one person gets sick. Everybody eats the meat and tice. We sell too much of 1t for only one person to get sick," Soffer said. But this may only be the beginning of prob- lems for the restaurant Soffer ~ould face a penal- ty 1f Sid's stays open with· out a permtl. The fine was not discussed at Monday's heanng, · but officials will take d sec· ond look at it, Markley said. "It's unfortunate the situdtion came down to this. But we have to pro- tect the public . People assume restaurant!> are safe when they're ope n,• Markley said. W ESTCLIFF PLAZA Irvine Ave & 17th St Newport Beach (9451) 631-3623 SWe-'Ue CORONA DEL MAR PCH & Avocado Ave (9•9) 689·0042 (949) 689·0052 FITN ESS CENTER www.shape-up.com (Opening June 200<l'J aring Month! Cmne Experience the New J?igital · Technology Complimentry Hearing Evaluation Now Through May 31st Call Today for Appointment Ttme (949) 675-3833 C--7r-.~..._,, tt l \h\"-.,(, \1\l I\'. ~ \. 6 Tuesday, M.oy 16, 2000. Goy Geiser-Sandoval EDUCATIONALLY SPEAKING Visit a classroom before voting 'no ' on bond I l's tune to stop pussyfooting around about Measure A. the school bond issue. The Citizens to Rebuild th e Schools are way too nice, and are trying not to offend anyone. They say to vote for the bond because It will raise your property values. It's offensive to me that people won't vote for the bond just to ensure safety for our teachers and students. even if people don't get richer in the process. Jon Lindfors was just named Orange County Arts Educator of the Year from the Orange County Music and Arts Administrqtors. He teaches hundreds or kids, from sev- enth through 12th grades, in five different choirs. Those choirs attend --·~---=-=--': -· -tlhe,t.i11111 --·-- "He would have oontinued on to do great things, but unfortunately we're all going to miss that." -Newport Harbor High School head football coach .,,,. ...UV, on the death of 18-year-old star n.Jrlnlng back Andre Stewart. who was killed in a car accident on a Riverside County freeway. The Oai1y Piiot wekomes letten on Issues conceming Newport Bwh and Com Mesa. There are fOYI' ways to send In your com- ments: • ~ -Mail to the O.lly Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., COIU MeMI 92627 • MADlllS ~ -Call (949) 642~ • MX -Send to (949) 646-4170 • ~ -Send to ~llypilo~tltnti.com All correspondence must include your full name, hometown and phone number (for verification purposes only). Doily Pilot . _Setting record. straight -on traffic law I am wri~g to set the record straight regarding inaccurate comments recently made in a column regarding the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com- merce and our recent public infor- mation program regarding the Newport Beach Traffic Phasing Ordinance. The Newport Beach lfaffic Phasing Ordinance is considered the toughest traffic ordinance in,. the county. In fact, some people (including some chamber mem- bers) feel the ordinance is an unnecessary extra layer of local government that is unduly bur- densome on business and econom- ic interests. The chamber recently conclud- ed a public information program aimed at obtaining citizen views about the lfaffic Phasing Ordi- nance, which the proposed ERIC HUTCHISON Richard lueh~ REI Un AL Greenlight Ini- tiative would supersede as traffic policy for the city if it passed. We explained the basic goals of the ordinance and asked local citizens their feelings about these goals. The basic goal of the ordi- nance is to ensure that traffic does not exceed 90% of capacity at major city intersections during peak hows. It achieves this goal by requiring development projects that gener- ate 1 % or more new traffic to any major interst._-tion to fund improvements to keep intersec- As the debate about traffic initiatives h eats up in the months to come, the chamber board may take a position on some or all of the "traffic initiatives H proposed for the ballot. tions operating efficiently. We have received nearly 6,000 responses from Newport Beach residents -with 83 % indicating support for the TI'alfic Phasing Ordinance. We will shortly issue a report to the city council swnma- rtzing public response to the law. Wlth that report, our public infor- mation role on the issue will con- clude. I want to thank all of those local residen(s who took the time to provide their thoughts about the ordinance. As the debate about traffic ini- tiatives heats up in the months to come, the chamber board may take a position on some or all of the •traffic initiatives· proposed for the ballot. U we decide to par- ticipate in the coming political debate we will have a good base- line of information from the com- munity on which to base our posi- tion. I hope this letter clarifies the chamber's desire to be an impar- tial source of public information regarding the pros and cons of the current 1Taffic Phasing Ordi- nance. • RICHARD LUEHRS is the president and CEO of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. ........ A MOR( APPROPRIATb TA5L[ 5(1TI NG HOW TO CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVES CITY OF COSTA MESA Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair Drive. 92626, (714) 754-5223 Mayor: Gary Monahan Council: Joe Erick.son, Heather Somers, Lib- by Cowan and Linda Dixon numerous competitions throughout / 1----~ Southern Galifomia,..an~.....,IQCU~· '---t--t----~;-,--------~~ CJTY OF NEWPORT' BEACH gals just got back from singing in. the Tabernacle in Salt Lake City.1 was in his classroom the other night, and after half an hour, I was ready to cry for mercy. There ~e no windows in his room. and the door doesn't provide adequate circula- tion. It was stifling, and I wasn't even singing. He does have a fan, but when it was turned on. papers blew all over the place. The lighting reminded me of Carlsbad Cavern. The carpet- ing is old and tattered. and held down with duct tape. lWo of the walls are that old red kind of brick that was popular 100 years ago. Michelle Lindfors was just named the Newport-Mesa sec- ondary teacher of the year. She teaches Advanced Placement Eng- lish and journalism to kids grades seventh through 12th, putting out a 24-page newspaper once a month. Sh e just found out the heater in her room may have been emitting toxic fumes for a while now. They fixed it by turning it off. While it is better to be cold than contaminated, I don't think teachers and students shouJd have to make that kind of choice. JoMarie Hayes was named the middle school teacher of the year for Costa Mesa High School. She has lots of windows in her room, but none of them will open. Of course, there is no air conditioning. She bought her own fan, so the stu- dents wouldn't roast on hot days. Unfortunately, she can't turn it on. The electrical systein is so antiquat- ed that the one ti.me she tried it, it blew a fuse and left hall of the school in the dark. Most of the kids in the district won't go to the bathroom because the school bathrooms make bus sta- tion bathrooms look good. How can a kid concentrate on what is going on in class when all she can think about is getting home to use the bathroom? Before PTAs started major fund- raising campaigns, most schools had no shade where kids could eat their lunch. Wlth skin cancer being attributed to too much direct sun- light, I wonder how much of our students will end up with skin can- cer by the time they are 40 because some voters think lunch covers are •pork?• •Pork• has been part of govern- mental projects since the dawn of history. U part of the project strikes you as •pork,• let's stop that part of the project. No one says we have to spend all of the money approved by the bond. But don't use talk about •pork• to sootlle your conscience. If you vote no on June 6, don't expect our honored teachers to stick around. They can find a lot nicer places to work in another district or another prof esslon. Before you decide how to vote, go spend a day in their classroom. See bow you like itl Then, give up a lltUe of the "pork" in your person- al life to pay for It. ewpo e t ftCIJt;"'33001-Nirswnnirt---""-t Blvd., 92663, (949) 644-3309 Mayor: John Noyes Council: Gary Adams, Jan Debay, Norma Glover, Tod Ridgeway, Dennis O'Neil and Tom Thomson COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT 1370 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa 92626, (714) 432-5898 Chancellor: William M. Vega Board: Paul G. Berger, Walter G. Howald, George E. Brown, Jerry Patterson and Arman- do Ruiz. NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIE D SCHOOL DISTRICT 2985-A Bear St., Costa Mesa 92626, (714) 424-6000 Superintendent: Robert Barbot Board: Dana Black, Judy Franco. Jim Ferry- man, Martha Fluor, Wendy Leece. Serene Stokes and David Brooks MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER DISTRICT 1965 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa 92627, (949) 631-1200 Board: lfudy Ohlig-Hall, Mike Healey, Fred Bockrniller. Dana Haynes and J'lDl Atkinson Artificial reef maker praised and panned AT ISSUE: The California Coastal Commission's decision to force Rodolphe Streichenberger to dismantte his artificial reef. I do not agree with the decision by the Coastal Commission demanding the removal of the reef ("Coastal Commission: Reef must go,• May 11 ). From what I have read in the paper, the Coastal Commission has not addressed any interest in any positive results of the reef and the possibilities of scientific bene- fit to the ocean li!e and any bene- fit derived in combating pollu- tion. In that regard, the Coastal Corrl- mission alleges the reef contributes ...... ,. RESPOND to pollution. If that is thelrmaln concern, why don't they address the pollution prob- lems? They will not; they're not interested? They have their own agenda and it does not include the Marine Forests Society. It ls always easy to say •no.• That way, you needn't burden yoursell with having to think. .. DON MARLOW£ Newport Beach I recenUy flshed 1n a small boat over Streichenberger's marine habitat off the cout of Newport Beach. I was amazed at the abundance of ... We, espe- cially calico be.A. We booked and releued quite a number of them and all of them loobd very healthy. I cu't understuMI bow the Coutal Commtpion would be worried about this habitat attracting fish to a polluted area or injuring fish. I've never heard anyone express that same concern over Ute many artificial .reefs con- structed by the Fish and Game Department in the Newport Beach and Huntington Beach areas, nor the outfall pipe from the River Jetty in Newport Beach. FRANK ROYCE Newport Beach Since the inception of Marine Forests Society the Coastal Com- mission bas been obstructionist in its dealings with the project. This is a worthwhile endeavor that should be encouraged -it's no different re.a.Uy thuJ abalone or salmon farming. The Coastal Commission should give Marine Forests all the help it possibly can. I think it is a rotten shame to remove the artifidal reef. WIN RHODES Corona del Mar With all the damage that has been done to the ocean through- out time caused by man, bow ls it justified to take something away that is beneficial? I believe that the Coastal Commission has made a horrible mistake this time and that the reef should stay. CARTER WEIR Newport Beach I think that, although this Coastal Commillion ii environ- mentolly leDSiliYe, the reef should stay where it ii. Although it ii made ot synthetic materiell, it bu become viable habitat for 18VWal lpedel ol marine ..... tnduding mUMllll, kelp beds, lbellftlb and mdlulb. \: 10 d•sm•nde It would disrupt a 12-year ecosystem that. while man-made, is vital to the manne environment. SAMANTHA CHRISTIE Marina del Rey I disagree with the Costal Commission's wanting to remove the reef. The government should be fostering and encouraging restoration of the coastline. DAVID ALLEN HUGHES Newport Beach The Coastal Commission has way too much power and no accountability. This ruling is non- sense, like many others. These people need to be held personal- ly re&ponsible for Uleir action~ not shiel~ed from liability by virtue their un-elefcted position. JOE HENNESSEY Newport Beach You need to dig deeper into the lssue regarding the.Marine Forests Society's artificial reef off Balboa. On first glance, this pro- ject may seem environmentally positive, but in reality it was so poorly constructed that it does create an environmental and safety hazard, as the Coastal Commission stated. It was constructed Without a permit from the commission, although the commission bas per- mitted other artificial reefs which are Mfe and environmentally friendly. Try asking Strelchen- berger to provide an escort for an unbiased underwater photogra- pher to take photographs (not a member of bis organlution), so all your readen can Judge thia lnue more fairly. A picture ii lndMd worth a thouaand words. IMmMM ,, Costa Mete • I agree with the Coastal Com- mission's decision to make the Marine Forests Society move its artificial reef from the ocean for many reasons. 1) They never did any study to determine if this project would actually be beneficial or harmful to the environment. 2) Rubber and plastic are not naturally occurring products They break down into hannful chemicals, slowly over time. 3) I viewed bis video and it was very one-sided. He referred to the barren sandy ocean bottom ~s a desert, meaning not produc- tive. However, sandy bottoms are habitat for many marine animals, so tn fact, he took away an inter- tidal area where sea li!e would grow and live. Deserts a re actual- ly productive areas. 4) Finally, he did not get per- mission to do this. If they allow the •reet" to stey, it will set a precedence to let people discud anything they want int°"the ocean. We do enough dumping in our oceans and this needs to be controlled. Just like other parks, preserves, reserves, refuges, etc., we need to llmlt the impact of humans· because we end up lov- ing these areas to death. We need to take responsibtllty for the products we manufacture (tires, plastics, etc.) and recycle and reduce our consumption. We are the most wasteful society on earth. Dumping ln the ocean abould not be allowed. In fact be ahould be fined. The earth ii for every- one to inhabit, not Just for bis IOdety to do wbatnw tbey pleue. Thet Ii m~. ..,..,. COltiMjlia .I ~\ .I I I \' ·. , ,-- I love the way the Daily Pilot fishes out what's happening in city hall , with the school board and on the waterfront -oftentimes swimming against the tide. The stories the Daily Pilot journalists land day in and day out are whoppers. And that's no fish story. Got the Pilot? Cail 1 (800} LATIMES to M>lat>e • Clll (948) &42-4321 to ~ ) ./ ./ ... . . . . Dai ~~~~~~~~4.~~p==.~===:~==:~~~~~ Schedule of Events 19th Annual Coronel del Mar Scenic 5k ,JUN·E 3, 2000 l ( L\ \ I . I ' ~ COLDWCLL DAN~eR l 1 Event Sponsor .Location Ocean Boulevard and Heliotrope in Corona del Mar- 6:30 AM. REGis'fRATION BEGINS 7:30 A.M. WARM-UP 8 A.M. MEN'S 5K RACE 8:20 A.M. WOMEN'S 5KRACE · 8:45 A.M. 2 MILE FUN WALK 9 A.M. lK KID'S DOLPHIN D~SH Race Information: 949-644-3151 a bove Corona e ar tate · eac ar g ------ll'---'L---+.c=...-'--_,__...._.~ Parking is freein the Corona del Mar State Beach Parking Lot until 8:00 AM.-roads will close at 7:30 AM. Awards will be presented to the top three finishers in each category and to every Dolphin Dash participant immediately following the Dolphin Dash. Proceeds to support youth programs of the City of Newport Beach Community Services Department and the beautification project of Coro°' ~Mar. Rol es No dogs or skates·allowed on race course. All children in strollers must be wearing a seat belt. Race Chairman: Jim Skahan, Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce Race Director Marilyn Fisher, City of Newport Beach j Sponsors LUCY & LEIGH STEINBERG ,. Media PPrtHtley Chtropractlc Group, Inc. NtUJP~DUntS Men's ancJ Women's Races • MARINE.RS ESCIOV OORPORATJOol 2 Mile Walk Dolphin Das h -. ..... . . ; I WA T taf&ONT &l•Oa 1 <'ORONA O H MAil '" ........ .., . ~-- Cm T-SHIRT ADULT SIZE D ODD S w L lU. T-SHIRT CHILD SIZE DOD s .. D ENTRY SK RUN $20 D ENTRYWALK $15 ' D ENTRY lK KIDS $12 .. it wasn't a.,..... o1 i AIOI (SIMl1) ~ lnak throu;i cnt make a big play. h was a questiatl of wt.a: .. DllJ.... . .. May 22 honor• vmrstW10frMW JOll IALUCI -Biiiy Clayton. Newport Harbor senior ---- • Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949..57 44223 • Tuesdoy, May 16, 2000 9 • Stewart Struck hearts and ". ef enders equally . " , • Late Newport Harbor football star shared his love, which was returned in kind. N ewport Harbor High senior, Billy Clayton referred Sun- day to the love in the room surrounding his late teammate, Andre Stewart, al the Sailors' post- season football banquet. He wasn't exaggerating. Stewart, killed in an auto accident early SWlday, received more than one standing ovation at the Newport Beach American Legion Hall. But an even truer read on the COI\llection he created with teammates, pa.rents, coaches and others associated with the football program, was the emo- tional responses he evoked Crom the Stewart services "' Services for Newport Harbor High senior Andre Stewart, 18, who wu killed in an automobile accident early Sunday morning, will be held at Davidson Field on the Newport Harbor campus Wednesday afternoon. at 5:30. GOLF Newport Harbor's Olson, Kush qualify for the CIF Einals in Palm Springs II Olson (74) and Kush (75) ¥e among the 24 qualifiers. NGTON BEACH -Two Newport Harbor High go fers, senior Kevin Olson and sophomore Daniel Kush, qualified for the ClF Individual C~arnpionships in Palm Springs next week, following Mon- day's endeavors at SeaCWf Country Club. One of three regional indiVIdual tournaments, the Sailors were two of l4 to swvive the fast greens and make the cut at 78 and move on to the finals. crowd when he spoke from his heart about his toaches. As one of several seniors stepping to the pbdium to pay bibute to the • .staff. and pTe$ellt them with gifts from the players, Stewart·spurred both laughter and tears. Referring to an emotional locker room speech from Coach Jeff Brink- ley, prior to the CIF Southern Section Division VI title game against Irvine,. Stewart noted, jokingly, Brinkley's tearful delivery showed he •had some kind of heart: Before handing Brinkley his gift, Stewart induced a lump in countless throats by telling his coach: "I don't know how to explain it, but I love you, coach." Unlike some ceremonial banquet banter, Stewart's poignant admission was as genuine as his talent. And you loved him for it. Interviewing Andre was difficult, at times; not because he put you off, but often because he had trou- ble expressing his thoughts. Newport Harbor running backs coach Bill Brown, noted 772 of his 2,404 yards, nearly one-third, · came after contacting a defender. · Still, Uound mysell con- tinually coming back for more. If he didn't fill your notebook, he certainly engaged you, uplifted you with that electric smile. There was never any dif- ficulty, however, compre- Barry Faulkner PREPS Brinkley, and opposing coaches alike, marveled at Stewart's ability to punish tacklers, a trait that was not lost on his teammates m practice. ·1 remember when we did one-on-one drills, if we were in the line oppo- site Andre, we used to hending Andre's athleticism or com- petitiveness. Few players I've had the chance to cover since the mid- 1980s packed as much punch in ·. such a modest (S-foot-9, 160-pound) ·frame. count off to see who was going to have to go against him: Harbor sophomore Morgan Craig recalled. • If you were set to go against him, you tried to change places with someone, because you didn't want PACIFIC· COAST UAGUE IOYS VOLLEYllLL CHAMPIONS to get pounded." Newport fans and teammates came to expect Stewart to make a big play, even on the rare occasions opposing defenses were stifling. the Sailor attack. "It wasn't a question of if Andre would break through and make a big play.' Clayton said. ·u was a ques- tion of when.· So it was in the Division Vl·title game against lrvme, when the · Vaqueros held a 12-3 halftime lead, while limiting Stewart to 36 yards on 13 carries. "There were a lot of guys talking at halftime about how there was no way we were gomg to lose that game: Brad Craig recalled "But Andre was the most convincing • SEE ANDRE PAGE 10 tlGIA IU 1JJ 1'U'llll Olson was third overall with a - two-over 74, keyed by an eagle on "the 440-yard No. 2, and birdies on four other holes. On the par-three No. 10, he was two inches within the cup for a hole- in-one, a.nd his teammate, Kush, c.ame within 10 inches, according to their coach, Jim Warren. Kush birdied three of the last four holes to card a 75, seventh overall. Sharing medalist honors with 71s were Jay Choi of Cerritos and Brian Sinay of University. The top 22 at Canyon CC in Palm Springs will move on to the SCGA Tournament. TAYA KASHUBA DAILY PILOT Corona del Mar Hlgb's boys volleyball team enters the second round of the CIF Division I Playoffs tonight against visiting Channel Islands, boasting the Padflc Coast League championship among Its la urels. The Sea Kings, bottom row, from left Charlie Alshuler, Garrett Macklin, Forrest Mack, Brian Gallagher and Greg Stampley. Second row, from le~ John Grod. Pat Plynn, Kevin Hansen, Alec Hanson and Bart Welch. Back row, from le~ Assistant coach Bill Christiansen, Spencer Miller, Evan Burden, Chris She pard5on, Cedric Chun and Coach Steve Conti. :Ernst fires 65 to claim Newport Beach Open . \ • •Darren Ernst wins Newport Beach Open with a one-stroke margin over Eric Woods. Newport-Beach Open (at Newport Beach CC) Darren Ernst, $2,000 65 Eric Woods, $1,300 66 Rich Ortega, $900 67 Bruce Hooper. $725 69 Bryan Saltus, $725 69 Jerome Valentin, $500 70 David Hobby, $500 70 Perry Parker, $500 70 Steve Jurgensen, $500 70 Brad Greer, $500 70 Mike Miles, $500 70 Greg Osbourne, $500 70 '\.r-""" Mike Krell. $137 .50 71 Bob Jacobaon. $137.50 71 Boris Kini. $137.50 71 Jelr SUM. $137.50 71 ae.ct Meads, SU7.50 n Smltll. $137.50 71 .. . . r _10_1uado): _____ . May __ 16_. 2_000 __________ • -SPORI'S-------------=--Daily=-·----p,1o1_ COM, MESA READ)' FOR PLAYOFF MATCHUPS Powers fifth Bany Feulkner DAILY PILOT Having qualified for the CIP Southern Section Division IV playoffs with a do-or-<lie tri- umph over Pacific Coast League rival Costa Mesa High Wednesday. Corona del Mar, the defending Division rv chd.IDpion, added to its win- ning streak without ever ta.Ic- ing the field Monday. The Sea Kings (13-11), ope of two second-plat:e represen- tatives from the PCL (Laguna Beach also goes as a No. 2 in Division V), won a coin flip with Santa Fe League run- ner-up Cathedral ( t 2-9) . to host Friday's 3:15 p.m. first- round contest. The Sea Kings may also have caught a break, in tenn.s of gatberlng &C'Outing lnforma· bon. "I'll be giving (Estancia Coach) Doug Deats a call,' said CdM Coach John Emme, aware that the Eagles defeat- ed the Phantoms, 4-3, in an 11- inning nonleague game March28. Regatdless of the scouting report, Emme said he is eager. to approach the second sea- son, which proved so reward- ing last spring. ' "We're excited to be in the playoffs; that was our goal,• Enune said. "Our n~ goal is to get to Game 2 of the playoffs." RECREATION STANDINGS City of Costa Mew 2000 Spring Softball Standings Modified Coed "0-1" 1. Sharkbites. 12; 2. The Rookie Shooters. 11; 3. Touch 'Em all, 9; 4 Suds-N-Buds, 8; S. Kraft Foods, 6, 6 California Oreamin', 2. Modified Coed ·0-2" 1 Fa1rv1ew II, 16; 2. Beer Buddies, 12, 3. Verifone/HP, 4. Fusion, 3; 4. Mall-ers, 3; 6. 0 -Less, 2. Coed "C'' 1 Barking Spiders, 12; t Margantaville, t 2; 1. Misfits. 12; 4 Fanatic "Shooters" Only, 6; 5 High Voltage, 4;'6. Head First. 2 Coed "D-1" 1 PSA Muckrakers, f4; 2. Riptide, t 2. 3 CCNM, 8; 3. Rug Rats, 8; S Racks & Sacks, 2; The Gimps, 0 Coed "0-2" 1. Here for the Beer. 14; 2. The Juggernauts, 12; 3. Hard Ways, 10, 4. Underestimators, 8; S AC Slogs, 1, S. Galloping Ghost 1. Coed "Rec" t. Byte Me, 18; 2. RSI Big Rigs, 16; 3. Base Bandits, 10; 4. Dye Hards, 9; 4. Jerks & Skirts, 9; 6. EXS Express, 8; The Terminators, 2; Balboa Heaters, 0. Men's "C" 1. Renegotiators, 15;2. The Hacks, 14; 3. Warriors, 13; 4 Shooters, 8; 5. Emerald Plumbing, 4; 6. Baja Sharkeez. 0 Men's "Upper o· 1. The Lushes, 12; 1. TRO, 12; '3. Batlt>utters, 10! 4. 1 ne Marauders, 7; 5. Hooligans, 4; 6. Balls Out. 3. Men's "Middle D" 1. Meat Puppets, 14; 2. Good, Bad & Ugly, 1 O; 3. Lager Lovers, 5; 4. MV & P, 3. Men's "Lower D" 1. P&O Nedlloyd. 12; 2. Newport Heat. 11; 3. Slug Fest, 10; 4. Bosn Bombers, 3; Stingers. 2. .. Men's "B" 1. Blood, Sweat & Beers. 18; 2. H.O.S. 12; 3. Darlc Sox. 7; 4. Lowted, 6; 5. Cuervo Gold, 3. Men's ·c· 1. Negotiators. 14; 2. Cone. 11; 3. Shooters, 6; 4. Lude Boys, S; 5 New Balance, 4, 6. Giants, 2. Men's "0-2" 1. Aches & Pains, 9; 1. Don't Matter. 9; 1. D·Tour, 9; 4. Swing This, 8; 5. Land O' The Lost. 6; 6. Bedrock Bombers, 4. Men's "O-l" 1. Hi·Te<:h, 12; 2. Pirates, 11; 3. Polk High, 10; 4. Textron, 7; 5. Meat Puppets, 4; 6. T·Birds, 3. Men's "D_." 1. Buds-N-Suds. 14; 2. Clayton Comets, 11; Anteaters, 10; 4. Sharlcs, 6; 5. UntoU<:hables, 4; Stoneworks, 2. Spring BasketlNll St.ndings Monct.y~ 1. Drop the Chalupa, l-0; 1. Schultz Photo. 3-0; 3. Betro, 2 -1; 4. Carnivorous Apes, 1 ·2; 4. Where's Bob, 1-2; 6. Sneaker Squeakers, 0-3. Tuesday Lugue 1. Dribblers, 4-0; 2. The •A• Team, 3-1; 3. Mason's Firing Squad. 2· 1; 4. Seagate Scorpions, 1-1; 4. Wildcats. 1·1; 6. Head Hunters. 1-2, 7. Rhymes Wtth Duck, 0·3. Wedlne••Y L.e .... 1. Old & Slow. 3-0; 2. Pickford, 2-1, 3. The Baker's. 1-1; 3. O.B .• 1-1; 3. Soft Tubs. 1-1; 6. Wonders. 1-2; 7. Valiants, 0-3. ThurscNy~ 1. Tustin Ranch All-Stars, 2-0; 2. Beac:hside Bombers, 1-1; 2. Big Ballers, 1-1; 2. Dr. G's O.G's, 1·1: 2 RMC. 1-t; 6. Sierra Kiwi, 0-2. Accomplishing that would likely mean a date with top- seeded La Quinta (25·2). The Sea Kings def~ted the lhen- top-seeded Aztecs, 12-1, In last year's semifinals, before going on to rally ~t El Segundo, ~ 8, to win the title al Edison Field. Emme, bowever, won't be taUpng abot.tt La Quinta as his team gets lour days to bro.sh up on fundamentals before Prlda.y. "lf we Jeamed anything last year, it's to take one game at a time: .Emme said. The Sea Kings will likely start junior right-hander Cavan Cuyler, who finished the regular season with back- HAPPY BIRTHDAY r--------------------, : I II I ; 1 I : I I I I I I I I I ! I I L------------------~ Tocllty =~~ WAlEI POlO OCTC run/walk and breakfast set COSTA MESA RUNNING -The Orange County Ttack Club will host its third annual Run/Walk and Pancake Breakfast June 11 at 8 a.m. at Fairview Park. The 5K run will wind through the dirt trails of Fairview Park. Medals will be given to the top three finish- ers in each age/sex division. Each age division will be every five years of age, with a 1 K •fun run• for youngsters ages 12 and under. wi~e~~1~sals1~1~J?s~ available. All proceed will benefit the Estancia High track and cross country pro· grams. For race and sponsorship information, call Andy Bailey at (949) 497-3692 or Bill Fritzsche at (949) 722-8612. to-back strong outings. He is 5-2 with a 3.10 ERA. CdM's offense is Jed by sophomore center fielder Billy Eagle (.425 with 17 RBis) and se:nlor leadoff man Alex Swan- son, who leads Orange County with 28 steals. The Costa Mesa High soft· ball team (9-11) will vi.sit Ocean View (8-17) in a wild· card game Wednesday at 3: 15. The Mustangs. led by senior pitcher Brooke Shanley, won a pair of games last week to earn their first postseason •berth since 1996. If victorious, Mesa would visit No. 2-seeded Harvard· Westlake (22-4) in Friday's first round. ANDRE CONTINUED FROM 9 Sure enough, after Irvine -5C0red its final touchdown to up its advantage to 18-6, Stewart went 42 yards around the left side, then followed up with a 19-yard touchdown run and the Sailors went on to win, 19- 18. Stewart finished with 159 yards. "I was lined up on the other side of the field (at receiver) and when I saw Andre break in the clear on that touchdown run, I thought lo myself 'There it is,' •• Clayton said. "That's the favorite play 1 remem- ber from my high school career.• A memorlal service for Stewart has been sched- uled Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. at Newport Harbors Davidson Field. There will plenty of love in the stadium -tears and laughter, too. 'DIEP S MONDAY'S COUNTS Newl>ort !Anding. 2 boau, 19111191., .. 41ba11.c:U<U,16 ull<O bal" 15 sand !Mu. l halibut, 10 '<Ufpjn Oewer'9 Lodi.,. 5 boaU. 10ol 11191m. 71 whit• ~I. IS ~lowt~t. 95 barr~ 1~ ~ 7 Ynd basi. s ICUlpU\ 5 lhilpne.ct, 2 roe\ lttl\ 1 whltefbh at CIF Finals • Corona del Mar closes out competition. BELMONT SWIMMING SHORE --Jn her last girls swim meet, Corona del Mar High senior Lauren Powers made sure she had memories to hold onto. She took part in four events at Saturday's CIF Southern ~tion Division n ti.pals and set a personal record in the 100-yard freestyle. Her time of 53.99 earned her a fifth- place finish. Powers also placed 11th in the 100 butterfly in 1 :00.86 at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool. She was also' part of two CdM relay teams that fin- ished 11th. The Sea Kings' 200 freestyle relay team of Powers, Brittney BowJus, Bridgett Inglis and Heather Hapeman swam a 1 :44.55. CdM's iOO relay squad of Powers, Bowls, Hapeman and Christina Hewko swam its second-fastest time together (3:46.68). The CdM boys 200 freestyle relay team, includ- ing Garrett Gentry, John Graass, Morgan Johnston and Sherwin Kim, finished seventh in 1 :29.66. OCC rowers sharp WORCESTER, ROWING .Mass. -The Orange Coast College men's novice eight finished third and the Pirates' men's varsity four finished fourth in the finals of the Champion inter- national Collegiate Regatta Sunday on Lake Qu.insiga- mond. · Geor etown noVlce e1g r ce m : • lowed by Mictugan (6:05) and occ (6:05.1). The varsity four clocked a ti.me of 6:50 over the 2,000· meter course. finishing behind Michigan (6:43), Holy Cross (6:43.1) and Vtrginia (6:46). OCCs novice eight consist- ~tsln BRIEF ed of Leo ·Shook, Scriv Hoppe, Dan Toth. He_nrik Ljungfelt, Brett Winheld, Aaron Clousing, Chris Kol- stad. Ryan Davidson and coxswain Sam Yost. OCC's varsity four were Jeff Larson, Junsik Hyun, Luke Wright, 1'{son Hellmich and coxswain Julie Kolstad. Cd.M, Tars home tonight in CIF play The boys VOLLEYBALL volleyball teams from Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor will host second-round CIF Southern Section Division I playoff matches tonighl at 7. The Sea Kings won a coin flip to host Channel Islands, while the Sailors will host San Clemente. Mesa seeks coaches HELP WANTED cos. TA MESA -Costa Mesa High has openings for varsity coaching positions m boys and girls volleyball and boys and girls tennis, Mustangs boys ath1et- ic diJ'ectQr Kirk Bauermeister announced. The openings come after the resignation of volleyba)J coach Jon Carlew and tennis coach John Tichy. Bauermeister said a teach- ing position may be offered and interested applicaots may phone hun at school (714) 424-8763. Vo11eytae11 TODAY'S SCHEDULE High school ~·CIF D1vis1on • Playofu, second round: Channtl Islands at Corona del Mar, 7 p.m.; San Clemente at Newport Harbor, 7 p.m. tennis High Khool ~ CIF 01visloo I Playofk, first round. Diamond Bar at Coron.11 del Mar, 3:15 p.m JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BOYS IND GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD SUMMARIES BOYS 2:43.7(); 3. Valbuena (0), ~:46.01. ENSIGN 148, Dwvt11 1111/J, HAAIOft DAV 2511/2 • Eighth 9r .. ENSIGN 59, Dwvtll 27, HAAIOft DAY 10 100 • 1. Campos (E), 11 .77; 2. Galpin (0), 12.07; 1,600 -1. Merna (0), 5:23; 2. Valbuena {D), 6:12; 3. Hayhurst (D), 6:40; 4. Hart (0), 6:47. 400 relay -1. Dwyer, 54.42; 2. Harbor Day, 56.01 . HJ -1. Urquidez (E), 4-10; 2. (tie) Avon (D), Rense (HD), 4-6; 4. Boyd (HO), 4--6. 3. Encinias (E), 12.34; 4. Abando (0), 12.49. 200--1. Campos (E), 25.10; 2. Encinias (E), 2S.43; 3. Galpin (0). 25.58; 4. Figueroa (E), 26.24. U • 1. Fabian (E), 15-2; 2. lrel (Dl 15· 1; 3. Urquidez (E), 14-10; 4. Stanton (HO), 13·3. 400 · 1. Figueroa (E), 57.S6; 2. Abando (0), 57.58; 3. Kakubun (0). 1:01 .01, 4. Junowteh (E), 1:01.52. 800 -1 Forsythe (E), 2:30 09; 2. Mclaughlin (0), · 2:33.28, 3. Tamura (O), 2.36.7S; 4. Allison (0), 2:37. 1,600 · 1. Forsythe (E), 5:24; 2 Walker (E). S:39; SP · 1. Szegsei (E), 43·3; 2. Wishengrad (HO), 39·6'1•; 3. Strayer (0), 34-83/•; 4. Memk (O), 34-51/1. 5-foot~ llnd under "C" E~N 61, Dwva 28, HMIOft DAY 7 3. Tamura (0). 5:43; 4. Mclaughlin (O), 5:58. 400 relay -1. Ensign, 48.96; 2 Dwyer, Sl.49 . HJ -1. McBeth (HD). 5-2; 2. Junowich (E), 5-0; 3. Matlin (E), 4-10; 4. White (O), 4-8. 100 • 1. P. Riley (E), 12:S7; 2. Williamson (E), 12.71; 3. D. Riley (E), 12.99; 4. Hamstrom (E), 13.26. 200 • 1. P. Riley (E}, 27.60; 2. Williamson (E), 28.06; 3. Hemstrom (0), 28.66; 4. Chandy (HD), 29.02. U · 1. Encinias (E), 17-7; 2. B. campos (E), 17·4; 3. Mc.Beth (O). 16-9; 4, Abando (0), 16·2 400 • 1. Guzman (E), 1:03.81; 2. Dearcos (E), 1:07.69; 3. Chandy (HD), 1 :08.24· 4. Tanaka lD). 1 :08.40. SP · 1. Barnett (HD1. 47-S; 2. Crain (E), 41 ·0V•; 3. Campos (E). 36-101/•; 4. pfeifer (E), 3S·S'h. 800 • 1. Rios (E), 2:32.25; 2. Athey (0), 2:37.29; 3. Robles (E), 2:42.52; 4. Sauter (HD), 2:44.91. 1,600 • 1. Rios (E), 5:18; 2. Athey (0), 5:47; Seventh r·• Dwv£11 561/z ENSIGN 2 , HAMOR DAY 8112 3. Oearcus (E), 6:01; 4. Sautess (0), 6:0S. 400 relay • t. Ensign, 52.0; 2. Dwyer, 56.09 100 · 1. Carroll (O), 12.62, Avon (0), 12.85; 3. lret (O), 13.0; 4. Fabrian (E), 13: 18 HJ 1. P. Riley (E), 4-7 2. Caoue (D), 4-4; 3. Maggard (HD), 4-2; 4. Gomez (E), 3-10. .. 200 -1. Carroll (0), 27.36, 2 Ire• (D). 27.38. 3 Fabrian (E), 28.49; 4. Walek (HO), 29.69. 400 · 1 Avon {O), 1:00.94; 2. Urquidez (E), 1:05.48; 3 St. Andrew (E), 1 :06.67; 4. Erwin (O), 1 :09.68. U -1. Guzman (E), 14-S; 2. Liao (D), 13·10; 3. Hanstrom (0), 13-9; 4. Chandy (HO), 13-5. SP · 1. Guzman (E), 32·21/•; 2. LaRose (D), 32-1'/i; 3. Smith (D), 26·101/4; 4. Strand (D), 26-8'/•. 800 · 1. Merna (0), 2:29.73; 2. St. Andrew (E), Sam Llnd1u paued eway May 1, 2000. Ht w11 born In Switzer· land on Augu1t 23, 1907, Ind It the agt of 11v1n hl1 f1mlly moved to Botton, M1111chu11tt1. He 9"Y . 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Gelllfllt ..... --.... ., CIMftft ... c.. ...................... ·~··~ Lttlon Of • .,,J a.. .. Cl ........... I .. ....... Clllollc D111 ....... 1 " ""'9111;• =-· : ....... _. .._., .. A1urlct .... I .. I " ..... -~~- ........ -taM.. .._.__ ... ---... ---...UU --· •• lfllll .......... I 'I fl lflt ....... " ...... ,. .... c.· ......... Mt .............. ,,, ,....., .. GIRLS ENSIGN 1lJ, Dwvo 1081/J. HAMOR DAY 491/:1 Eighth gr .. DwvEll 55, ENSIGN ]5, HAa0R DAY 6 100 • 1. Brown (0), 13.63; 2. Sanchez (0), 13.95; 3. McKenna (E), 13.99; 4. Zarno (D), 14.71. 200 • 1. Sanchez (0), 30.31; 2. Dunn (E). 30.68; 3. Aragon (D), 31.S3; 4. Zarnaw (£), 31.5S. 400 • 1. Brown (O), 1:07.37; 2. Aragon (0), 1:10.28; 3. Whitfield (E), 1 :11.39; 4. Barton (E), 1 :11.41. 800 -1. Paul (E), 2:51.35; 2. Hepner (0), 2:56.91; 3. Patrick (D), 2:57.23; 4. Peschelt (E), 2:57.52. 1,600 • 1. Paul (E), 6:17; 1. Patrick (O), 6:41; 3: Hepner (0), 6:50; 4. Roach (0), 6:56. 400 relay · 1. Dwyer, 56.90; 2. Ensign, 56.91 . HJ -1. Equeyrel (HD), 4-6; 2. Brown (0), 4-5; 3. Paul (E), 4-5; 4. Peschelt (E), 4-S. LH • 1. Sanchez (0), 12·7; 2. Aragon (0), 11-41; 3. Folger (D), 9·2; 4. Coldren (HD), 8-0. P ~1 . Whitfield (E), "31-10;-iM!arton (E), 28-31/•; 3. Folger ~). 25-11 'h; 4. Broussard (E}, 25-8. Seventh gr .. ENSIGN 42, HAMCMI D AY JO, Dwnlt 24 100 • 1. Swigert (HO), 13.23; 2. Curry (D), 13.66; 3. Giacomaro (E), 13.70; 4. Resnick (E) 14.61. 200 -1. Swigert (HO), 28.31; 2. Giaromaro (E), 29.74; 3. Pham (D), 31.33; 4. Wheeler (E}, 32,26. 400 -1. Hendriks (E). 1:01 .10; 2. Curry (D}, 1:10.27; 3. Belida (E}, 1:11 .67; 4. Zeiser (E), 1:13.74. 800 • 1. Warnecke (E), 2:52.80; 2. Brown (D). 2:54.73; 3. Patsogianns (D), 2:55.16; 4. 2:SS.16; 4. Moore (HO), 2:S8.12. 1,600 -1. Wame<:ke (E), 6:27; 2. Brown (O), 6:28; 3. Zeiser (E), 6:44; 4. Martinez (D), 6:47. 400 relay · t. Ensign, 57.65; 2. Harbor Day. S9.0S. HJ · 1. Bullda (E), 4-6; 2. Ensign (HO), 4-4; 3. Curry (0), 4-2; 4. Addeman (E), 4-0. U • 1. Swigart (HO), 13·3; 2. Foster (E), 13-2; 3. Mcintyre (HO), 11-6; 4. McKitterick (HD), 11-6. SP -1. Robinson (HO), 28-0l/•; 2. Hadj-Mamou (D), 27-9; 3. Galpin (0), 2S-01'1; 4. Brysha (E). 24-10. s-foot_. llnd under "C" ENStGN 56, Dwn11 291/J; J. HAUOR DAY 1)1/J 100 -1. Harrison (E), 13.32; 2. Dias (E), 13.34; 3. Scott (HD), 14.04; 4. Kent (0), 14. 1 1. 200 -1. Harrison (E), 28.73; 2. Dias (E). 29.44; 3. Porterfield (E), 31 .33; 4. Kent (0), 31 .46. 400 • 1. Porterfield (E), 1:07.50; 2. Owad (E), 1:10.99; 3. Stoltz (E), 1 :12.38; 4. (tie) Parmeter (0), Guess (E). 800 · 1. Scott (HD). 2:47.08; 2. Maki (0), 2:50.00; 3. Smith (0), 2:57.19; 4. Abbott (E). 3:03.73. 1,600 · 1. Maki (O), 6·20; 2. Khoury (E), 6:24; 3. Lloyd (0), 6:45; 4. Best (HO), 6:53. 400 relay · 1. Ensign, S6.2S; 2. Dwyer, 58.01. HJ · 1. Edwards (E), 4-0; 2. Lear (E), 4-0; 3. Ueben- good (E), 4-0; 4. (tie) Abbott (E), Gimble (HO), n.m . U · 1. Dias (E), 14-0; 2. Harrison tE>. 13-9; • 3. Ho (0), 13-7; 4. Best (HO), 12·7. SP · 1. Bui (0), 27..fJl/1; 2. Plotnlr (O}, 2S-7'1z; 3. Fee (D). 24-111/.; 4. Coldren (HD), 21·1. F1ct1Uoue 1ue1neN CN81775172 rllpUNll 91()(11.1 1 ma· IAVINE, CA 92918 ...,._ 8'1119ment SUMMONS qu1n1 '*-que Cl#nf>l1t ~~ 753-2834 ·f.~'.l 7 •.l"\ .-,;, r~ ·i;.~· ~ ·t.t:.-..~ Thi folloWlno peqone (CITACIOH oon IN IOnnllldldtl le-,., ... ~ ~~.,.24. 1~. ar1 ~ bulWltll 11. JUDtCIAL) g1l11 1propl1d11 al ;,'C:' ;w&:"o;;; WESTM NSTER NOTICE TO DEFEN· Ultad QUllrt que la oortt Publlahld N........., .. SUPER 8 MOTEL DANT· (Avl10 1 tlCUCht au C:UO --.. -" ·15559 Bt1ch Blvd . Acuudo) DIYAR SI Ullld no p<nant1 Bt1ch-Co111 MtH W11lmln1t1r, CA UNITED TRADING & au rffPUllll I t*npo, Diiiy Piiot Mey 2, "t 18, 92683-7104 CONTRACTING COM· ~ Pfrdtf t4 cuo, Y 23, 2000030 JITKAA, INC .. (CA), PANY. I bualneaa; puadan qull11 IU Flctttlout l uelnMe 15559 Beach 81Vd.. MOHAMMED .. .1ar1o. au hro y ocru Heme 8tltlment W11tmlnlltr, California MAROUF, an lndlVldull; COMI de IU proplld1d Thi lollo'IMg PtrlOlll 92883·7104 end DOES 1through10. 1ln lll'llO adk:lonal por ere~ 11• Thl1 bullneM II oon· lnck.tllv1 pert• dt 11 cortt. ~Uf · IMltad by: 1 OOlpOltllion YOU ARE BEING Ellllten otroe rtqUltl· a S 3078 N. Hive you lllrttd SUED BY PLAINTIFF: IOt i.g.111 Puade que wood t., Orenge, flctitlou9 lueiMM doll'IQ bullllw yet? No (A Ud It = !Mmln-Ulled qujefa llamar I Cal4fomli 82886 ....... ~ JITl<AA. INC . JIY"h dando~ J S MAT· un lbogldo ...,.. M79ittN Wpi..~kllSt.111, ,., __..._ _............., THE WEBE lnmediatamtntt 6' no "" · ,.........., • The lollowlna l*90nl "' ... _ ,...,_,. • Orenge, Calllornlt .,. doll'IQ ~ 11. TIU ltalemtnt WM Y04J ~ 30 CAL.EH-~ '11 un •bogldo, 92885 I) 2000 TIMES RE· hied with lh9 County DAR DAYS aft4w lhll pue.,.. lmar a un Natalie D Sl1Mr, AUY, b) 2000 TIMES Ctlfll cl 0-. Ool#'ltf eurnrnone ii Ml1l9d on MrW:lo dt "'-nda dt 4 790 Bl~ Mountain AEAlTORS, 19431 Rue on 03-27·2000 you IO Nt • ~ 1bogado1 0 I Uni Dflllil. Ycwtle Linda. Cell-o. V~•~2()1 FoottlMI JOOOIUJlll fllllO'WI II fft COUfl. Oflclila dt l)'\ldl I~ 1om11 82887 Ranch. 1.A111om11 92810 p.ily ~ /Ip. 25, Mey A -., °' phone cell ~-t4 dlrec:torlo I Thie buaiMM II coo- Ao111n1 T. Rlvare. 2, p. 10. 2000 D3S w111 not pro19c1t you: your on1rJa. wi": dl.ict9d tir. ~ 19431 Rut De V1lor1 Fk:tltJoue ,.,..,.... IYJ>tWrlt11n raepon11 '""""'° 1111 C..0) Hivt you itirted ::.!~tench· Call-Heme ltlllment ~: 'rf ~ '9t 111111 ~ bullr*I ~? No Thie bullnt11 la OOft· •Thi followfna penone COU11 to hler your *9. JUOU lmCHAIL W. ~ ducted by• Ill lndMdull a,. doing bulileill.al. If Y!l" do not flll yout 8RINNI" Thie •tment WU Have you 1t1rt•d a) SoCal HolMt and '"'°'* on time, you DIPT. C11 =-~=-the ~ -. ....................... 7 No l.oan1, b) Edward -loat .. oaee, and Tllt NIM and M· _ ....... ., ..._.., -~-~ MfttonV AMI ENte, ;;w. Wllgal. ~ and en. °' .. COUit II (El ..,, .,..._ lllHIMllt ~'*;:-~'l:S =-~~c.:r: Es"..===:: rrrr.;· •1= on 4-82000 EdWetd A. 8onllla, ~ .,. of11f 1tg11 NRK>A COURT, 700 -.... 711, 1915 Pon C.ldlll Pl.. t --You -~ C... DIM Wtll. n.. .. .ua.-1 t. -NNport a-ti CeMot Wini ;·;an ~ ..,. Ana. C... ll?Ot ~ m = Mey 2, 'ta':; nll. ll2llO • • ... ~ • you dO ,.. The """'· ...... .. co1uu~JTrll. ..... ThM buelnlte II oon-know 111 11t1omty, you .....,_ numbef of u.d t¥' an lndM&llll Ny ml 11'1 ra ......... .-mty, Of lbe*r-lo.. HIYI y~ ellrttd "-'-' .._.._.. OI I --wllhol.lt an II• 1-~ ~ ~ '/fll(? No ..... --...,.., la: (ll "°"""· .. ..... .... lci.nt A. loilll ~ ~ In ~ y .. w. -, .. .,......«,.. Thie ......... .... ... D.ipi,.. • .• It -.... ........, 1111 kdlg.dl6d. llld ... tht ~ .. ......, .... dllclon ............ 0 dll .. Cllltt GI ()qi COllfllY judldil Ylfed 11tnt un Nldlllfll :; no ._ wbl JOU mdl ....... , .. ac: ......... Dla&o dt 30 OtAS ~ K YOOrllA n ·~ MPlllll Mly Z. 1.11. CAUNDAM>S ,_. ,.7441 UADl'ar.11 =~=====~== =-• u:.:-: UW Off,,CI OF ~)642-S67B l-;m .. -1 ~l+.:.~: ~ -· ~°' CALIFORNIA, llw. CAllPUI NOTa IM11NG: ~ -.0 TDlll MQUUT "°" PUOUALIPICATION ITATl.llaNTI POii DUION AND CONITRUCTION Of nt1 ua IAA9AU STADIUll ~ NO. tlCIOIO ...,, 2000 NOTICE JS HEREBY OIVEN fl8t Deelar'I Buld T aani Rsquetll ror Prt-~tlon Statement• .. be reoelv«f l:)y the Univ«alty o1 C.ilf0tnl1. IMnl Ctlllpua, lof q111!1- flc:etlbn to ~ on UCI IMDAU STADIUM, PROJECT NO. teooeo. The~ ••• lloO-llted Bulld" IDfOttOt wlll ln-Otucle IM pqpttetlon ot wortUng dnwl"91 <"-drtwlnge), end Oonatnlc1lon ~ on .. PNlmlnefy Deelgn Doout111nta end Per-f orlfttnce Speolft· cttlofte Pf9P91'9d by DHlgn · Architect, lalerno/llvlngaton Architect•. NA DMigr'I Build T NINI who are Interested In p11qyalifying for thia project and wish to ob-tain the Preq11attflcatlon Statements may call either (949) 824·6117 gHot Line. Option •3). or 949) 824-6630 All Of SUBMITTAL: Oeslan Build Team Prequ1l1ticetion Slat•· "*111 wl be r~ at the Office of Deskin & Construction SerVlces, University of California. Irvine, 3500 Berkel1y Place, Irvine, Cehlornla 9 2 6 9 7 2450, Attention: SMiiy Anltttrong, uni/I 5:00 P.M., Wectn.csay, M-r 31, 2000. No p,.. quatificalion Statements will be aceepted alter tNe time. However. tne University reservH the right to requ8$t. r8Clrve and evaluate sup· plemental inlormellon from the Teem 1f de- tmed ll8CISUry to com- plete the evelu111on of &heir q11alifica11ons Da· llgn Build Team Pre- quallflcalton Statement• shall be aubm1ned 1n suled envelopes matl<ed on the outSide. .. DESIGH BUILD TEAM PRE QUALIFICATION STATEMENT, UCI BASEBALL STADIUM, PROJECT NO. lltOOeO.'' D£SCRIPTIOH OF 8500 tot ttllt portion of die c:illly OOl'ftcW' • • Int'* 19fen.o 10 u P11btl1hed N1wport Flctltlou8 luttneet Acdeloue .-.... Fk:tttioue lluelneet Place, Callfornle Pfoftct. tined In~ 1059 of .. DISTRICT." w111"°8M Buch-Cotta M111 ...,_ Statierfttnt HMM ... lllllMt Nt1M ......._,, 92&97-2450 The Pre-eon.trudlon Coe1 b · the Ctlltomla 8uw1t8e up IO, ~ r\OI leMr fwl ~ Piiot Mly 18, 23, The lollowj~ The ~ Ptftone The tolloWlllll penona ~ 1P0~ ..... ~ '*""' ..,_... and f>lofeelloi19 Code, the ~etatecf time, 2000 are doil'IQ ... .,, ~ bulirw .. ara 00ong ~ u ;;.,._ uneble .;-=....~ CC>NTWACTCNt "'8 "*'8ltY contrectot tMi.d bldl lor the --------Ll!8ufc.4 CHASERS, 14631 SAS ind Ahoclat.. THE WATERMARK _, '1110UAUPICATION .-nfect ... ~ tor ~ of I conlrect for Galway StrHI, Wnt· 311 HelioUq)I AWi., Co-GROUP 310 6 Mohler them In Ptf'80n by~ 'A0CIDUMI: 11i1wortc1t1e11 llllell oon-the project deeefl>ed u · ADVERTISEMENT mlnsttr, Calllotnle rona del Mat, CA 92625 Or.ve, Anaheim Hlllt. ~l 17 °' (949} I. Contractor Pr•· ltl'\ICt e ITlljOtlly ol tilt . Aoof Rtpeif/ '°" BIOi 92683 Sidney A SlokM, 311 California 92808 llondev. ·.:::': QUtllficttlon Statements WO!tl In llCOOfdlnot wtlh ~IC al VlllOUI Sut>je<:t 10 condition• Eduardo Vuquez Helk'ltt6pe Ave . Colona Joseph C Mc:Kowfl, no ......_ U. 2000• Mii be ellllitble the prollielont at Callfot. 01etr1ct Locellonl pretcrlbed by the ~-Sandoval. 14531 del Mat, CA 8~25 310 S Mohlet Ori111, Wll M TUllDAY, MAY It. nla Bu1lnH1 and Thete will be a Twtnly llgnecl. aea1e<1 bids IClf t Galway S!rtel, Welt· This bullneu 11 con-AnahMn Hillt. C.ltlorl\ll =:·!": ~ M 2000 II the Olllot of 0. Prote .. lon1 Code jS20.00) dollar non·r•· LonlP Som Connet .,. mln11er, Calllornla docted by an lndMdUal 92808 2 ,....-; •••. :;:,;;-::.a. atnn & Conttrucilon Section 7059 undeble peyment re· ...... _. •-....... 1~ 92683 Have yo11 1t1rted This bua<neM 11 con· ,,,. ..,..., __ ,, ·-~. U • of Al work nut be com-QUlred for MCh Mt of bid w';'k-"" .. ,. _,..w"' Michele Celherlne dolflG bt"'"-1 yfl(? No ducted by .n lndividuel ~ • two-pllMe Celilomla, 1~500 pleled within 60 (•brty) documenta. An eddl· RENOVATE Sendoval, 1453 t Sidney A. Stoll.. Have you 111ned ='J:er:.s'°' pr.-Be!Mley PiK.. IMne, oonaec:utive daya. Time tlonal chtlge of Four AOOll IOI, G•lw•v Street, WHt· This ala1ement WU doorlg buMleu ~ No 1 Celifomla 82987-2450. Is o4 the eeeenoe. F... !$4.C>O) Doiirw mlJ9I be ~ ECOLOGY I • minster. Calllornl1 l~ed vr1th !tie County .loMPll C Mcl<own •Ion Build .. • Th• Prequ1tlflc1tlon ur• IO ~e the WO!tl nclu<led If Mndled by PAOJECT NO. M701~ 92683 Clel1' ol Orange County Thll 111t1m1nt WH who "'"' the Pac:llel can be mellld lo Within the time Mt lor1h mall. ChecKs ahould be UMVERllTY OF ' Thia btlslnea JS con-on 05111/2000 liled w11t1 the County requirements In PhaM proepec;tlvl\ bidder. un-herein will retult In the made payable to New· CAltfOANIA, duded by· husband arod 2000H2175t Clerll al Orange Courity t, will be ff\lllViewed as able to ot>ltln them in lmpotltion of llqulcllted porHAua UnJllad IRVINE wife Daily Plloe May 16. 23. on 4-~11-2000 Part ofll~ 2 ol tNI pefton by c:illlng (949) ~a fCK each day of School District PROJECT OE8CRIP· Have you 111rt1d ~· .1Uf!! ti. 2000 T861 2000N27374 prequa ..... a .. on 824·8117 or (848) delay, In tie lll'IOUlll Mt Bide n• be received TIOH: Work covera doing bu&inns yet? No Dally Pilot ~~ 2 9. 16 3. The University will 824-6630. Mer lor1h in the • lnformetlon In ttie pl•~ ldent11led Deftlo end, Cdnatruc· Mlchelle Ca1h111n1 Fictitious Bualneea a.;!. 2000 T§A3 then perlonn intlfVieWt "'°'*'J, M-r n, 2000, for Bidders". • above, end •hill be lion •• r9e1ulred lo Sandoval S with eacti Teem as pert no ..... .....,ta Wiii be Eech bid mull con· opened and publicly conv.rt "°4>m 101, Sc>-This atatement was ThNtmte f..J•--~~~. Fictitious Bualneu of Phase 2 ol the Pit-melled; they muet M form and be r~ !Md aloud II the lboY• clll Ecology t, ln1o a filed with 1t1e County """"''·•r ,......,....,., Heme Si.temen\ q11alillc1tlon p1oce11. llk*ed up In ~ to the contrae1 docu· llal9d time Ind piece Computer Ub per lhe Clelt! ol Orange ate doing bu ,,... u Thi lollow1ng persons Detrgn Build TN/Tit that 2. The evaluation le mer4S. Eech ~ ehaft In ICCOl'dlnce with the drewingt. Work In· on 04/lQ/2000 T & C. 787 NewtOI\ are dong t>u-.. u meet Iha minimum re-eo1e1y !Of the pulJ>OM of 1ubmi1, on tha form PfOvislone of Caltlom11 cludN Metal Stud Sys-20008825531 Way, Cott• MHe CA Amenmax RHl'Y. Fi- qulremenra 1t1 Phase 2 dtlermlning Which bid· furnished wtth lhl con· Public Contrec:1 Code tema, Plumbing, Dally Pilot May 9, 16, 23. 92627 nancial, 1400 Quad St will be quallfltd lo ders are deemed queN· lrllCI documerita. a 1181 of Secilon 3300, tne Dis· Ductwork and Ac· 30. 2009 T855 Eusebio Mendoza. Sulla 135, Newport submit bids on this fiecl for suceenful per-the proposed subcon· lrlct requires that the bid· ceHorlH, Drywall, 1801 Whittier Ave #2. Beach, Cahlorrna 92~ project form,ance of the type ol lrec:1ors on this project der poasess the lollow· Carpeting, Interior CrrY OF Costa Mew , CA 92627 Sandra K Rausch, 4. The University re· work Included In thl1 11 required by lhe Ing duslficalion ol con-Painting, Electrlcal COSTA MESA This b\isiness 11 con· 1400 Oua11 St , Suite = ~ ~~ r~~~hll\n,!h~: =~ngF:i~ p~ =~I l~n:,.~!ctth: ~:'°"'Col~ UCI NOTICE INVmNG ~i:,by. y':u ~=~ b!~tom~:wc~ Beach THm Prequahllcatlon Illy st16ll determine the Act Government Code awatded: l:STJUATED CON· BIDS FOR A doing buslneu yet? No Gery E R1usc:h. Jr. S111ements. 10 re1ect low bidder from the pool s.ciJon 4100 et M<I Conti.ctor: STRUCTIOH COST: PARKWAY AND Eusebio Mendoza t4oo Olla•t St Sutla any Ind al Statements, of pre-qualttled bldde,. Eech bid lhlJI be ac> C-39 Lk«lee 1110,000.00 MEDIAN This Slatement was 135 Newpon Beach. lo waiVe a"'/ lnfoonallty lllat Sllbmi1 blda on the companied by • ceftifled No payment Shtll be Note: Prime Bidet.rt LANDSCAPE hied with the County CahfOtnla 92660 In the Statemen1S and to ~ of the Lump Sum Of cashier's check or bid made tor worit ()( mat• who do not mHt the MAINTENANCE Cledl of Olange County This busmess is con· Invite those' qualllitd Base Bid, plus the bond in an amount not rial under lhe oontrael quallflcetlooa In ttie SERVICE on 4-28-2000 ducted by pnt vemure teams lo submit bids !Clf amounts of any ac· leas ttlan ten (10%/ per· unless and until Iha Dis· Con1reot Documents CONTRACT 2000H27294 Have. you started the project. cepted altemales. cent ol the Iota bid trlc:1 verifies that lt'le may no1 be ellglble for Oaity Pilot M•y 2 9, Ii. doing business yat? 5. Pros{>ectlve De.ign 3. The Unlvetalty re-price. furnish a Peyment Contractor was properly twerd. BID ITEM NO. 1046 231 2000 184-4 Yes 03t20/9S Build Teams desiring to MNes the right, alter r• bond In an amoul'll not licensed at 1t1e time the Bidding Documents NOTICE IS HEREBY Sandra K Rauscn be prequalilied are In· viewing the Contrtc:t()( ten than one hundred contrael WH awarded will be 11111~ 10 8'0-GIVEN that Maled bids crrv OF This llalement WIS . . .. i • .... -. -·..._ ~ t . ,9; .. ~ .... ,. 'l .-l • ,Di9.• -...... CffY °' NEWPORT BlA.Cff NOTICI! INYmNO .. PLANS. SPECIFICATIONS AND CONTRACT DOCUMENTS Sealed bldt mey be recllVed 81 the oll10t ol the City Clerk. 3300 Newport Boulevard, p 0 ~ 1788. NewpcN1 Beach. CA G2658·8915 utllll 11 00 e m on the 300I dly °' May, 2000, 81 WhlCh !me IUd\ ti.de ehell be opened end read lof • TRAFFIC SIGMAL INSTAl.LATIOHS AND UPGRADES Title of Profect Cottlrect No. S3M • 1570,000 - ErlglnMf'• Ettlmata ~.:i. Public Worb Olnictof Prospec11ve btdde,. may obtain 001 Ml ol bld doc11ment1 al no cost a1 Iha ollica ol the Pubhc Worh D1pan· ment 3300 Newport Boulev~rd P 0 Box 1768 Newporl Belch CA 92658-8915 FO< lurthtr 1nf()(ln1 hon call Jim Br•hler. Protect Manager .al (949J 644·3311 Pu1>hshed Newport Beach· Cotta Mesa Daily P1lo1 May 9 16 2000 T853 formed that they mull Pr1quallli<:at1on Slate· (100%) perc:ent of the~ Any contractor not '° dars on TUESDAY, will be rlCIMld by the NEWPORT BEACH hied "N•th lhe Caunty fully comply with all of INl'lls. to rlJCICI ""ff ~ tat bid prioe, and lumlsn ltcensed Is s11blect to MAY 18, 2000, ~ Wiii City of Costa Mesa to Cieri\ ot Orange County IN bid requiremtl'llS, In· aU Slltements, to waive certillcales evidene1ng peneJtJes undef the law be ~ at wtt The City Clertt, P 0 NOTICE on 4•26•2000 CN1t71H06 eluding meeting all any lnlormahty In the that the required lnlUr· II the license dassl· DESIGN & Box 1200, Costa Mesa INVITING · BIDS · 20006127105 NOTICE OF bonding and 1nau1ance Statements and to 1nvite ance Is in tffect In I.he flcelion specified herein-CONSTRUCTION California 92626· 1200. Sealed bids may be DaJty Pltol May 2 9 16 PE 111 ION TO requirements. those qualified contree-amounts set forth In lt1e at>ove Is that°' a ··spa. SERVICES on()( belore lt1e hour ol 1ecerved at the olfoce ot 23. 2000 T642 ADM•llTBl Bid Security in lhe tors to wbml1 bids for general conditions. In clalty contrac:tor" as de· Unrversrty ol Califoin1a. 10 00 a.m OI\ JllM 5, 1he City Clerk, 3300 ESTATE Of: amount ol 10% ol tho the project 01e event of failure to lined In Soction 7058 ol Irvine 2000. It shall be lhe re· N'e'NpOr1 Boulevard, Flctitlou5 Buslneaa Lump Sum Base Bld, tK· 4 Pr08?9Clive bldde11 enter Into the contract the California Business 3500 Berl<Jey Place sponslbtttty of lhe bidder P.O. Box 1768. Newport Name Statement DONALD T. duding alternates, shall desiring to be Pf•· and ex1011te the re· and Prolessions Code, Irvine, CA 92697·2450 to deUver hd btd to the Beaeh, CA 92658·8915 The IOllO'Nlfl9 persona llfTTS accompany each Sid qualified are Informed quired clocurnenta, such lh• specialty contrec:tor (949) 824-6630 City Clerk Offic;e by the unbl 11 am on I.he 31st are do.nQ bo611'1e1$ as CASE NO. The Surety 1uuing ttlat they must fully oom· bid secunty wil be lo<-awarded Ille contract IClf Hot Une: proper announc.d time day ol Ma y 2000. at AUTOlfTOPIA COM A202111 bonds 1()( the ptojec:t ply wtth aJ ot the b+cl r• felted. The Flllt'lful Per· this vrcrt< ehal 11$811 oon-(949) U4-t117 Delivery Loc:atlOn City whleh tome auch bKls 2SO Nawpor1 Center To .., h.!re, shall be on the Bid quirements, including l()(IT180C8 Bond shall re-llruc:t a maiontv °' Ille Bidding Documents ol Costa Mesa City shall be opened and Drive •203 Newpon benefioieriH, oredi- Deadllne, listed In the &late prevailing w1ge, main in lull force and ef. work in llCCOldanct Wl1h will noc be available to Clerk. 77 Fell Drove read IClf Beach. CA 92660 tor•, oontl naent latest published State of bonding and Insurance feet 11\rough the guaran-the provisions of Celrf0t· Prime Bidders alter Room 101 Colta Mesa BALBOA ISLAND Grainger Advertising creditors, end Ptf· Callf0mta Department of req111rementa. tH penod as apec!lled In nle B11alneu and TUESDAY, MAY 23, Cefllomia 92626 PEDESTRIAN Inc (CA). 250 Newpon aone who mey othef'- tnsurance Lisi of In· 5. Contract Doc:u· th• G81l8fal ConditlOnt. Professions Code 2000. &is shall bo re1umed BRIDGES Center Duve f203, wi1e be lnterffted In surer• Admltttd to ments wlll be available The District reserv11 Section 7059 Checks tor a non-re-lo Ille a11en11on ol lhe Tit.le of Protect Newport BHch. CA ,.. Transact Surety Insur-I()( bidding purposes ap· the right to award the bid All work must be oom· fundable f" wlll 00 re· City Clerk, w11h1n said Cont~ No. 3295 92660 the will Of' Mtate, o ence 1n this St4te .. and proximately J~ 2000. 1o more than one (I) bid-plated within 60 (al~ty) quired in the amount ol time hmil 1n a sealed S450,000 This l>usiness 15 con· both, of: DOHALDT. an insurance policies re-Sid Sewrily In the der The Distrlc:t ,.. coosecuhve days Time $25.00 per s11 ol Bid· envelope idenhiled on Engineer'• Eatlmale duc:t9d by a e()(l)Olallon Krrt;.S PETITION het quired lo be obtained by amount of 10~ of th• MNes the nghl to r.,ect is ol the essence. F11I· ding Document5 the outside 'Nllh the Bid Approv.O by: Have you statled ~ the Design Build Teem Lump Som Base Bid. ax· any °' all bids or to <ure 10 complete the work Checb are 10 be made llem Number and Ille /SI Don Webb doing l>USlne$S yet? No bNn flied by fUANf shall be 8Ubf8CI lo 89' c:tudtng altemalee. tllall walve any lf'l'egulanllff wtttw'I the bm8 1111 lorth payable 10 The Rt· 5te 84ds Wiii Public: Wodla Dlrectot Grainger Ad••n•s.ng. ORTUNO In the provel by Untvlf'My for accompany each Bid ()( mformaht1es In •ny herllO Wlll result 111 Ille gents of the University ol oc>ened and P1ospec11ve bidders Inc Gary Grainger Supenor Coun of form and substance Al The Surety Issuing bids °' In the bidding Imposition ol hquidlled Cahloro1a ·· at 10 00 1 m may obta•n one all ol PreSJdent Ctlifornit, County of IUCh poloes shal be 11-bonds for the pro;ect As requ1red b~ SeCllon damages for each day °' Sealed StOS will l'l04 be or as soon lheraalter as bid ~s 11 a cost This s1911men1 "Nas Ort~. sued by a company, shall be, OI\ the Bid 1n3 of the Caltlornia delay. in the amount set accepted alter 2:00 practicable on June 5 of $20.00 at the~ of Med with .the Counly THE P£TITION which 18 ksted by Seat Deadline, listed ln ·1he Labor Code, the DlllCI()( lorth In the · lnformat1or1 P.M., TUESDAY, MAV 2000. in lhe Council the P11bhc Works D&-Cleric ol Orenge County r0e,frt,•~•~l~t EU~~~ end &hall have a ra11ng1 latest pllblish9d State of of Ille Department of In-forE B~brsld,. 30, 2000. C~~~tbo'~!1 seis 01 Iha partment. 3300 Newpo11 on 0510412 2 000 0006827 " 18 o1 A· or better and a 11· California Oepanment. dUstrial Relallonl o4 the acn must COi\· Sid Security 1n the 1 1 Boulevard. P 0 Box • Id • pe repr• nancial class1llca11on of of lnsuranoe Ust of "In-State of Calilornla hes torm and be respon61ve amount of 10•. ol the Nouoe tnvning Bkls may 1768. Newpon Beach. Daily Pilot May 9 16 23 ••ntetive to edmini9- Vlll or betler e11rers Adm1lled lo determined the gener· lo the COl\trae'I docu· L~ Sum Base Bid. et· be obtained by author· CA 92658·89!5 30 2000 T852 ter the etttte of the THE REGENTS OF Transact Surety Insur-ally preva1hng ra111 ol ments. Each bidder shall eluding alternates shall •Zed vet'dors at Iha Of· For fullher 1nlorma-decedent. ... THE UNIVERSITY OF anoe in this State" and wages Ill the loca.llty In S1Jbm1t, on the form accompany each Bid lice ol the PurcllH•ng uon. call Lloyd Dalton. THE P£TTTIOH CALIFORNIA all insurance poliaeS rt-which the vrcrtt 11 to be tumislled with the con-Tne Sure issuing the Supervisor 77 F11r Project Manager 11 r • u • 1 t e th 1 ~--'D~.....t:aw>UOJaJ..o....:>~..,..i~.v--;i!(IQG-~~~~+.. ..... ......,~ ...... '"' .... irHw1,,..~r1~1Jrnuwl8d.lt--..:eeoopttol..1r-oH-tn11Ct-111ocl:ll'l'l&Mt:-tH.e~4-!:.;;;:~;.:;;i.,.":;.;~:,..f;.;;.J~!ll8.,..aooo:1.-1oa...o:i:w4-fg,ff~,....3li!&-~~--t-n:....,,,,,.,.,__,~-nt11Wi:ri~ec~~e~n~t~•:u,trt-.:.e~~~-~1 The proposed UCI P ailed Newporl ontflel()( wM be aut>-these wage rate d• tile proposed sut>con-Bid Deadline, listed 1n Mesa. CatnOO'lll 92626 ubllshed Ql..32$~3 Vou .,, 111 di-codicil•. 1t env. be Buebe8 Sta<'Um Phase Beach-Cosllt Mesa ;~ to approval by Prt-terminations. 1ntlll1d tractors on this protect the latest publiahed A MANDATORY JOB Beach·Costa lau~ u!lder a 0890 o1 trust 1, le the first °' a poMI· Dally Prlot May 115. 23, queliflCalioo for form and Preveiling Wage Scale, as required by the State ol Cahlom1a, De· WALK IS SCHEDULED Daily P1lot May dated January 18 1994 edmined to probete. bl• lour phase project 2000 sub&tance, All such poll· are maintained at the Sublettlng and Subcon· partment ol lnsurence, FOR WEDNESDAY, 2000 Unless you tak1 ac11on to The WILL end 8t'tV which wi" rewlt in a Fa· T858 CMIS shall be Issued by 1 Distrtct Olfk:e located at. tractlng Fair Prachces list of Insurers Admitted MAY 2• AT 8:00 A.M, _____ ...1W~l.w7:..:.8u:9 protecl yOUI prOPtfty ~ codicil• ere tvtiltble c:ilily to support a NCAA UNIVERSITY OF company, whic:h Is ~sted 2985·E Bear Street, Act Government Code lo T1ansae1 Surety lnSllr· AT 77 FAIR DRIVE, rnay be SOid it I pUl>lc tor e•amlMtion In Men's Division One ..., "~·and shell hlWI a eo.ta M8$8, CA 92626, s.c:t>on 4100 et eeq ...__ St I COSTA MESA. MEET ,. I .._. ..... ~ the file lltt>t by the batebeM team. The pro-CALIFORNIA, rva'~ •. -'--~ ...... Matntenance and ""'-'· Each btd ltl4a be a<> ance tn ,,_ I' AT THE PUBLIC SERV· Nac1t1 ol Trust•s Sa1a sa ... ' !,OAJ n_, an :-,::. court. jec:ted Conlcad Tme for IRVINE CAMPUS 8 ·h~I ci.;.i;; abons. and are av~ companied by 1 certified A mandatory Pre-Bid ICES DEPARTMENT !~ Salt ONot y C·2820 ~~_!l'1 !,'~:. "'.;; THE PETITION lhl p101ec1 Is •P· NOTICE fNVmNG: of VIII Of benlf. lo any Interested party Of cashtets c:Nok Of bid ~~::·f!:e:~. m~~ ON THE 4TH FLOOR. l'r" 4'2·111· OU a• Ill ;~w;;:, ca;IXI a ~.... requem authority to proximately eight (8) GENERAL ..._..,. REGENTS OF ,..,,,,. r--The con-bond 1n an amount not be ----.-eel on ASK FOR B08 DAHL OtliU• under a died of NOi ,..,-n 811 edmlr .. ttr the "tate montlla CONTRACTOR '""' ..,...... .......--1~ I ""'"""" ATTENDANCE IS RE· trVSI <ial'IO 03114197 Un Y• a • ...,, •" und•' the 1----.. UCI Baseball Stadtum PREOUALIFICATIOH m~IF~\~~ITY OF ~actJ! =: = =· m:r ~: (tot: ~ ~~~~~AV, b~:~nn1~3g QUIRED. less.Jou take XllOll to ~c~~k!~~ ~ dent Adm!~~ Pha88 I Project conslS1 STATEMENTS Mey 2000 jeb Site. The OOl'llflc:t()( pnce. lumlsh • Payment promptly •1 8 A.M. Per-Publlshed Newpon orot YOAI property ~ 1M!ee OI SUCCll$OI INS-of EstAJtH Aot. (Thi• of construc:tton of a Ma-FOR CONSTRUCTION Published Newport and any subeontrec:1or Bond In an amount not licipants sha" meal Bl Beach·Coale Mesa INy DI SOid al a plilllc IM OI SICS\~1118<1 llUllM eu\hority wtll eHow for" League q11all1y OF UCI AHTUTER Beaoh·Costa Meu under 1t ahall pay not len than one hund1ed DESIGN & Dally P1101 Mey 16 2000 sale ti JOll nMd an upta-pirsuant to the Oaed ol tM per•ontl repr .. playing llefd bull1 on • TRACK LIGHTING Delly Pilot May 18. 23. less than lhl spec;il1ed (100%) percent ot the to-CONSTeuCTION I T862 nallon ol lllt na111rt ol Ille TIU$! 8XICUled by ~d Hnt.tive to •• sand base with MAY. 2000 200<> • l prevaJllng ra1u of tal bid price. and lllrnlsh SEA ICES procee<*tlgs against 'JOll E3der • 'MdaMr and .MV!lf many eotiorw with-1ubaur1ace drainage NOTICE IS HEREBY T859 wages to all wortctB tm-certificates evldel'ICtng UrwefSllY of C.hfoma. NOncE 0# TRUIT'l!E'S YOll sllOllkl con11C1 • Ii• Rua a Srngl8 man as fOllll out Obteining oovrt and planted with • GIVEN lhal Contrec1()( ployed in lhl execution tti.t tht required 1nS111-lrvin•. w.E ll'Ullle I* No. Y• On osnotHOO 11 tAS 1_,.5 Rcordld epprovel. Before Htt>rld Bermuda Turf P1eq1111itlcalion State· NOTICE TO of the contract. Holtclay ance ii In ellec:t In the 3500 84111<~ Place llOllM: Loin No. All Roowt E W.s In-01l'llll!l94 as 1,_11119111 new Olllfletd cha1nhnk 1111nta wt!! be received CONTRACTORS ral8' shall be naJd as alllOIXl1s set lorth in the IMne Ca ... _.. llZ2l'n ,.. Clrdlr No. corporaltd as Ille cMy .,. .... r,. "'"T•09 ol ,.,.. teklna 08/Uin -V I --_....._.. _._s ...... 1 i....-. ... "·'· ,.... 1 ·•~·-.......,....., Tr·-• 11...._ 4~ "" ~....,. ..,..ic:oai i.....ori.nt eotiorw .~ ~nd· .-........ ~t by u-. "'"'v'~''c"' .......-CALUNG FOR BIDS speclfjld 1n the collec· generel cond1tfl0111 s n 92697-2450 m7W YOU ME '4 :::--..::'n1 to" .. n~·'o1,._ Tr'."..:' Racaas 111 tne olfoee ol tllt ".... • "'"' Ewt . setln een 11~· ICMnll, .l~ne t~ua, SCHOOL DISTRICT live t>argatnlng 1gree· the eve~ of •1 ure to A~NDAHCE AT THE OEJ'N..l.T l.tClER A r"'.::..-....... on.,-.OJ/t'""T ":. Countf Rcordlr 01 Orange howev.r, the Ptf• tferw ~ lhe .. ~ .... ~· for qua .. ,....,11onTERto.:;:ConK NEWPORT-MESA men! appicable to each enter inni ll'le conlrac:1 p RE-BID C 0 N. DEED OF TRUST DATED ri'.=~nl No '""'t997. Counr,, Cabl0tnoa illld •oMI repr ... ntedw ou4 ,,.....0 and .__,cc> Ille ANTU '"" UNIFIED SCHOOL p1r11culer craft, eleasi· and tll8Cllte the re· FERENCE IS MAN· O!l/1~988. UNLESS YOU o""""'i""u••1 """'t-·• "ecor-pinuanl to the Notice al will be r9qUlred to nettlng assembly. Alao1 LIGHTING PROJECT. DISTRICT ficelion 0t type o1 wortc quired documents. such DATORY f'OR ALL TN<E ACTION TO ~ in!.""'", ..... ..'.'.:. "'ot t'::~R~ Oelault and Elec110n to SIU QIW nobae to inter· Included In ~·~ 1 8 All General Conlraelors1 PROJECT· BID employed OI\ the protect. bid aeoutity wth be f()(· PRIME COHTAAC· TtCT y~ PROP£RT)', olu,!..a'"n'= ,._'.~w t;,';: lhllreundW recorded Hted PlttOM U~nlffl the construc:tton "' COY· who are Interested n #07·00, CONTRACT No ti;dder may wlthcifaw felted. The Faithful Per· TORS: THE MEETING IT MAY 8f SOLO AT A -~"" -~~n~ ,...... 0204/2000 as lnstrlmltll they ~ W 1r1d dugouts with preq11ahty1ng for thl• 113•00 eny bid f()( a period of formance Bond Slllll rt-WllL BE CLOSED AT PllU: SM.f. F YOU w·~_....---::::.,, ... c"' Ly~; No. ()().63671 of Slid Q111-nonce or COMent restrooms and sealing project end wist! to ob-PAINTING AT VARI· Sixty (60) dayt after the main In tun force Ind el· 9:05 A.M. ANY PRIME tEE> ~ ~TION w::::: _".::......, and wP C111 Recoros .a SIU on to the propo tor 600 spec111ore ia1ri the f>requaHflCltton OUS DISTRICT LOCA· date set f()( the opentllQ lect through the guararl-CONTRACTORS AR· OF THE NAnR OF THE u"'""' r:"' r~..-. WJClrloet al At Ille lltal11 .cdon.) The ind~ =,:z. ~one:~ r:s~·k~~ <= T~~sOEAOLJNE: JUNE °'A ~ymeot bond ..... :: ~r:i· ~ w~r-Wltr~ROT n:.i: ~ ~ ~~ ~~ = ~,;:,: ro: ~~~~~ ": nects to an ent1y plaza 624·8117 2. 2000 AT 830 A.M be required prior 10 ex· The Dtstnc1 r ... rves ELIGIBLE TO PARTIC .. CONTACT A lJllNV!R as---~ ... . Ollk Ct11llf Dl1w Wot pttnted Urffu en As ~rt of the entry DATE OF SUBMITTAL: BOARD DATE JUNE ecutton of ltie contrael the nght lo award the bid PATE IN THE BID PAO-NOTl::f IS HEREBY Pllbk auctJon to lht high· S1nC1 A11a. Cl al t '5 All 1n1erHt1d pereon plau, a public: res11oom Contractor Prequallflca 13, 2000 and shaft be In the lonn to more than ooe (1) bid-CESS AS A PRIME GIVEN ltW IN _, ~ ~. ~ •:: ~ ~~ at pWlic aUCllOn IO Ille filff en obj9Ction to structure will be con· 110n Statements will be PLACE OF BID RE· set forth In the contrac:t der. The District re· CONTRACTOR. 9ty ~ a !01 v.ta -hig/leSI btdl)er IOI c:aSll the petition end atructed. Immediately recelved at tile Office o4 CEIPT: FACILITIES & doc:11men1s. s8Nes the rlOht to rlject OrVy t);dde,. who pal· Grwldt. ~ a.di. ~ t~~s s: (paylll>le al the t.me of sale show• good CtuH adjacent to the plaza Deelon & Conatruellon OPERATIONS. 2985·E Pursuant 10 Sec1ton any or all blda or to tlclpate in both the eon-CA 929llO ......n "''ca a 11'1 IJWUI money o1 Ille why t1't court entry wltl be• gr~v-Servfces. Urnve"11y of 8Hr Street. Coll• 22300 of the Public Con· welve any lrreg11lanllH lerenoe and the Job Pwoef NLmtJer: 4«).156-ctawn by 1 11811 OI national \Jn<lld States) a• r1Ql1I 1i-ehould not nrMt the ered berm down tt'ie Cehfornia. l!Vlne, 3500 Mesa. CA 92626 lleGt Code, ~ oontrac1 °' lnf0<ma111i.s in any Walk '" lheor ent11ety, WICI 43 wll be told II p&llllc l>8ll1c a Check ch'M'I by 1 111 and 1111•8'1 conveyed .. rlollt field fol.II line, Whleh Bal1tele~ Place. Irvine. (7t4) 424.7530 will contain prcwlsoona bids or in the bidding be allowed 10 bid on the adlon 11 fl8 NDrfl trcn. slatt °' rederlA :.'!:: un-1o ano "°" neld 1>y 'undlf M.ithori:ft RING wlll provide add1tlonal Cdfol1da 92897·Z450, PLACE PLANS/ permitting the auc· As required by SeCliorl Protect as prime con. .,.... to 118 ~ :,or°' a= 11 .....,.,. tz~ saio Deed o1 Trusa 111 Ille A A on lflecla1CK suting Attwltion: Lynn Jrtler DOCUMENTS TO BE ceulul bidder to tn3 of the Cehlorn11 tract.OB For lurther in-~. 1'00 CMc ~ 9$$0CllllOll ............. prCJP411Y Sllaled in sa.a tM peutk>n will be The 111e '°' me new unlll 5:00 p.m. Tllff-PICKED UP. Same 11 1Ubst1tute MCUriti.& '°' L.ebor Codi. the Dlreator formatton, contael UC1 c..r. an... W.. s.118 nsoc'*>n °' -~· Coosnly '"° State h.-· Mid on June I , UCI 8asebel Stadium ii my, Mey 30, 2000. No above. any monies Wlthheld by °' the Depal1m8n\ o4 In-Conlracta Oepartmelli ,.,... CA on o&06'2000. • ~ S08Clll8d '" SllClrorl Ill• dlcalbed as mer• 2000 •t 1 :45 P.M. the lorm8f beltlbel field, prequthflcation docu· WALKTHROUOH: the D111ric:t to ant11re dustrial Relallon9 of the within Design & Con· 2~. lo .. ~ 5102 ol Ille FllllftClll COdl IUlly dtsat>ed on la.cl in Dept. L.73 loctted WhiOtl is CUf'l'&ntty 1118d ments will be IQCepled MANDATORY w1lk· performance under the State of California 1111 11ruc11on Serv1cu tiDW•lhe-d .. , andaU111«1zec1todobusl-OMdolTrUSI Tlleproptrty et 341 The City for tOCCer. All existing alter ll1IS bml. Ho_wever, ltlrough Is scheduled for contreet. determined the gen11· Shelly Armalrong o for C81h. 1 c:mhlel'• Chee:* ness 11'1 tl'HI state) M .. adli'ess and ollltl ocmmon Orive South Ortn99 Ille elements et the fltld the Unillerslty r11ervet Mey 24, 2000. st 10:00 EIOh bid submitted In ally prevailing rates of (949) 824·3089 <*w«lb¥1 ... 0t,..,.. .._.11 llloftll) Enhllc• .. dlslgl'lltion d any ol 1111 CA 92183. will be demolished H the right lo request. re· a.m. ProspectlVe bid, reeponae 10 this Notice wtges In the loeellty In The $UCOfflful Bidder berlk. • ct.a ~ bV • C Mr Co4'r111 t•I Pf01*1V dlslcrlbed IF YOU 08JfCT pert of \l'lis Proiecl Sil• oe/Ve Ind evllUat• sup-dera ire lo meet 81 Feed· w• contain. u • btd wtictl the wortc; II 10 be Ind its Subeontraelo,. .... Of lederW a'ldJI TM a°:c c~ = ·~ IS ~ to bt TO the 9!9fltint of deVelopmenl wit be lim-f,lamental lnlormallon Illes a. Operation•. '=:'em adequate the(ting. per1ormed Copies ol 111111 be requti.d 10 follow -. c:r e ci-* ~ bV Wnt s..-Au, ca ti 3809 S.WIOI• OI the petition, you lted to the Immediate rom conlractorl, ii de-2985·E BHr Str11t, and bracing, or lhese wage rate de· IN nondllc:nmonlllOO r• a .-at ....,.. -. ....,.. llCle a.nd 11\lereat con-NeoloOft 8eattl Ca 92663 •hould eppeer et the Vicinity of 1he 1ntry emed neceu1ry, to ~ Mau. CA. Call equiv• method. I()( 1ermmat1ona. anlllll<I qwements Ht forth In rc1 lo9I ---.oi1 ~IO and now held bf• Tiit llOOlf~ TrUSlll heenna tftd •t.et• plaza. This will include properly evaluate their 17 14) 424-7530 I()( de-pt"otecllon of ltf• and Prevailing Wage Scale, the Bidding Documents -. _......,,, at undlt 1ard Oeecl ol Trlllt 11 CllSCtlml any llDMY .~ Y"U' Objec~ °' undbluted COf\Crete quahfic:1tlona. Con1rec-tUa. Bids w11 noc be ac-hmb In ...treflcbH and ere m11ru1ne<I •I the and t0-~Y prevait.og Im* ~ 11 Ille ~ ~ 11..s ~'f-#ICOlfednelS rl ... ~ written .... alte ligrltlng. illld-IOr Pr•quallflcatton cepted trom OOf1Cfec10fl open HUVehon, whlc:h Dietnct Olfioe localed II wage rates at the lou· rl'W!Cllll Code MC*OI\ Counr, Cllll0tna di-propenv tOctan lnO otlllr tiont with the ooun aaiplrlQ and irrigelion Statements. shall be not attending this walk· shall oontoon to ep-2985·E Bear Street. lion of the Work 5102 and ~ ID dO sa1Dtn9 Ille land llltlein 11 ccrnmon de19na1t0n • before rhe hMrino. The -1111.nor of the aubmlned 1n sealed 'hrouigh p1iOeb1e ufetv otderl. Colll Mesa, CA 9262§, The s1JOCenlul Bidder ~ 11 Cllbne Thi _1 tutt ....,_......,. on illy snown lltrttn Tiit lo-y PP• tt•c• bulklloo IMementl Wiii be 1nvelopee mart<ed on '.NOTICE IS HEREBY OOVERNIN4 BOAAO Maintenance and Oper· wtU be required 10 hav1 p!ql8lty heflklbe Is ;;d Deed o1fi~ The la! amount ol lht unpeld m~~r bt 1n ~~·Of brldt Bed conorl4e ma· the outside, .. 0.-.1 GIVEN thet the aboVe-/91 Eric H. "94tl!t .. ~.P.E. atlons, and are avaaable the following State ol bell'9 told •u W-. The openy ll••tol0<e dt-balala ol the oti19111011 b tt IOnl)' unll9 (CMU) With• Con1r1ctor Pre· netNd SdlOOI Dlltnc:t of OINctor, FecllmM, 10 any lnlereated peny Cahforn11 eon1rec:tor'1 ..., .. be n..-Wlflolll :,tbed•beongtold'ts•' MCl6ed by tne ~lo Y ~f'rv~"l"rlt A c.::11ooncrl4e c:ep quellflcatlon Stet• Orann1 County, CA, ......... illlllce I upoo r9Q08at, The oon-lk:ense cunent al tile COoWWll at ~. T~· Slrllll ao:t .. and bl SOid ena ratsOnatlla • CR .. DITOn or 8 Con9trUCtlon ment. •· MtMtoer Tr9Ctl .. ,...,.: .... and lhrOl4lh 1ta Openttlone tractor tNll poet • copy bme ot lllJbmiallorl ot the ......., or ~ ..=.. c:otmlOll -...ftabon lmllld tOllS a.penses ~ " COit ~: L'9htlflll" ~ Boerd. 1*.-P11bli•h•d Newport of 11'111 dcQ.wnenl et eech Bid ......,. tile, ocp -•:)1\1 ;;;;, ol tM rtii;-at111a<J11anc••111111n11 o1 contJnoent credltOf P ,000,000.00 OllCRIPTlON OF lnafter r.tetred 10 11 BHCh·Cottt MeH job Ille. The con4rect()( LICE?olSE or~ lo 8llllitt dl!KJICecl ~ 11 pur-1118 r!11.111 ~'°" ol I/II of the ~HHd. ~ IND DOCUllENTI: PAC>.IECT: .. DISTRICT." Ml rlCINe Olly Pilat May HI, 23, and eny aubcontractor CLASSIFICATION fl8 cdalliall 8Kll.nd bV l)Ol1ld to be I ~ Nola rJ Saie 1$ must file Vo'lt d.-n Bid C>oell!Mrita Ill ~ In Id 2000 up IO. but not lalel fWI 2000 under 11 lhall pey not 0-al Buildong .. o..d d Tn11U•cued lMw ~ a.ell Cl Sn .JOl.lt In llddllrOll to w ith tM COlltt ~ IChedUled to be evell-the lnfiel<J of the Ant· the abOv....,.led tlfM, TH5 leu then the apeolfled Contrac:101 bJ Ollwa A. Rllr trld 92660 Tht unatr"9"ed cash tlle TtllSIM ~ IC· meil t oopy .. thl able IO prequalllled 0. Mier Trade wlll be ueed Haled bldt for th• prevalllng r•tea of LICENSE COOE. Miry F Re,. ,........ Ind TrustM dllcllfnl any II-cept a ceshotn Clleel pefMNI ,..., ....... alQr'I 8IAld Team9 In Ny tor 111 winded purpoee •ward o1 , comect '°' NOTICE TO wegee 1o e1 WOIMrs 1m-e .... • T.-In c.om-al>ollly 1011111 H\COITect-<n..n on 1 st•te a ~. dw ""'al;ltliid., ._ 2600. Bid Document• " a Soocer Field •. The the project dncltled u : COKTRACTORS ployed 1n the ex~ Othtf ~ mon. • tnlllar, "'°°'*' o1 lht Sfr..C &#"' llld ~ a ched. '*'""' by ~ coun wftNn r.. wilt conelat of Dealgn e•l•llng faclhty oooateta Painting et Vatloul CAL.uNo FOR BIOS of the oont,.c;t. Hollday Spec.lfln: on 0&'22/1• ....,.,., OChlr convnon ~llton Slate 0t l«111al Q'tOI U!llOn ,,--. fNm "'9 0.velopmerrt dra"1ng1, of the 1rack and 80QCel' Dta1ric1 Locttlonl SCHOOl DISTRICT: retes shall be peld II lldder Ouellfloettona t..XS1nt, d h Ollcill I 1ny ~ hlrllll Said o a c11eCk ctawn Dy 1 mlt dtM of"""._ 1,.. Including floor plant, lnlleld u well • • per· Tl)ere wt11 be a Ten NEWPORT-MESA tpecllied in the collec• celled tor to be ~ d er.v-. C. _.,... bt "*" OUI Wiii\· or 1.01111 saw1gund loln of...._.• Pf9 •••• ~ and l8CllorW, menenl eee1ing 8'ldklm (11000) doller non-r• UNIFIED SCHOOL tlw ~ lgrff· eubMltted et t6IM Of '°"9 Thi .... emoift ~ CO'tlllllnt at -lllnlY ISSOOtllion D'M9I USO-in ....... 1100 ef and a Project Msnusl, The propoMd hghtlng ~ peymenc re-DISTRICT menl appllCal* lo NCtl Md lftdl*. but -not __,.. bJ _. ~ upes.d °' mploed ,.. C*10ll " ~·""I' bana ..,_ C....... ,.._ whlchwlloontiltofPer· wlllbeloc::Medeloflafle QU"9dtorMChMtolbld PROJECT. BID~ craft. daaai-__,..., N""'8d lo: ad .. ""8d .. ...., pCllfVlllll~n on or ~11Sedlan5t02ol bMieC...l'-tiM fonntr)OI Sc>eclfic;alionl. long eidM o4 the held doc.umenls An eddl· t 05.()(), CONTRACT llcnor'I Of type of wOltl C•) FM y.-..... ~ ~ d .. nalOe .. ~ to r-J Ille .. F--Cod9 encl fef ---.......... OeelQfl Crtteria, and e On the aide wn.. the llonel Chlrge °' F<111r 111-00 emslloYed Ol'I .. project wt fof -end '215.130• _,...,,. r--'t pn1qM1111111 o1 llMICW'IZlld IO dD--. --...._ dltcflplion of buildin9 ... ling is klclated !tie (14.00) Oolel'8 mU11 be ROOF REPAIR/RE· No blddief ITllY w4thdrew No.-Md :ol.:"'" ~ ..._ h -' 1119 na11(1l .aired by tlld 11 lhll -In fw ...,. "°'•--......... ..... ~ and thell' funo. ~ 14ipportlng !tie lnduded If handled by EMENT AT VARI· "rt bid tot • penod o4 ~ .,._ In MQR. ol h .,,..., Deed Of fr\111 Mil Fller8'1 lendlr oller tlltll c.11 • ;:::' -...-... ..__ llon. Addltlonel Inform&· wll be l°'*8d be-mt11 Ql8Cb lhould be S DISTRICT. LOCA· eblty (80) dl'/I afl8f !hi ..... ""-~ ..... ........ ( ....... 80CIMd 1tw.or1 11~11 9111 ...,._, Ille .TNllM may ..-._....,. - tjon IV....,.. 10 bldderl the ...mo. On lht made peyeble to New-TIONS .. Ml for' the optfljrlg .. "' .. and eoope to and YJlp8ld ......, Ind nall(•) actwenoea ' ttlY ~ 11\t ~ ot Ille ....... vou'*mv· -• wit Include I Soila Re-ODPCllfte elcla h polee port•Me.. Unified BID DEADl.INE: JUNE o4 bide.. .... ...-ct. ,_.. ~ llftdlr Ille 1tnn1 o1 1M T~ Oeed 1111111 fUfldl -- pol1 prepwed by 0 A. Wiii need to be ~ &hool Olltrtc.t. 5. 2000 AT 2:00 P.M. A peymenl bOnd .... THE "REGENTS OF -. ...-. end Deed ol M ...,.., btCOJM ...... lo '"' ~ .... -Nlcolt I Alecal.._, end Olllt* Of the trlldl Bide at.I be ~ BOARD DATI!· JUNE be l*'*9d prior 10 n · THE. ~IVERSITV OF ...._ • .. time d .._ dlatDll lfld «· pe,ee fll .....,. • • .., "'9 Wirt. I,_. a 000 d h ~ ....,.,.. In the.,. in !hi ~ Identified 13 2000 eoutlon of the contr~ CALIFC>flNM *'* ............. d .. .._ti tr. frullel tnC1 ,,_, ol 111M Sam ...... ,.._ .......... of Clllfomla, llVIM1 M .. be Ill,....... aoov.. tf1C1 eflllll be PvocE Of BIO RE· end at.I be In lhe ICW'rn Mey, 2000 ,_. 1'11•*' ...... tlfle~O..-.tir-.. be lllldi~IU ..._. ...... -.,_. ean,ipua Slilndtrdll ena a the Cornclcir 10 ~ and putllicly CEIPT. FACtLmES I ... '°'91 In h oannct Publla~ Ne~rt .._ ....... _, o-t al ff\111 10 _. ~ fll _..... •· ,,.. • .... .. ~ Cfteril end ~ e l'Md Ibid et h .._.. OPEAATIOHS, 2995-E documenta. 9Hch·Costa MeH ....., IDr _,, llOCMCI--•tUI E--.o k.-111'9 • .... ~ MUft a ....... ... The Dttlgn Oevtlop-~ 1111 .. ~ time Ind plact. Bear StrHI. Cott• Pur9usnl 10 Section ~ PllOC M.t)' II, 23. -".. ... ........ allld ..... llld .. Illa I • -· ..... "" ~ ~ ~ hWI I conelltent In ICOOIGala w111 h ...... CA t:M2t 22300 Of h ~Con-2000 =.~=-== ... ...._I ttty ... .,_ ID~ .. 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C4M11W, CA. ~· ..... .. .,.. ... ...... : ==·=-& ~ • .,.,...;; : .. -=-:.~ =z:.~--t: x ;::. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiilliiiiiililll;;-=-----=--·~ t FIND Alt real estate adVertlsfnQ Ill this newspaper Is sub~ to t~ Fe<1e11J Felr Housino Act of 1968 ;as amended which makes It Illegal to advertise •aoy preference. limltat1on or discrlm1nat1on based on race. COior. rillO· Ion. sax. handicap fami1111 status or oatoonal origin, or an 111)en11on to make any such preference. llmitatlon or drscrimlnatlon • nus newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertisement for 1eal estate which 1s in violation ot the law Our readers are hereby mformed that all Clwetllngs advertised tn this newsparer are available 011 an equa opportunity IJasls. To complain of discrlm1· oatioo. cal HUD toll-free at 1 800-<124-8590 . 1 HOUSESICONOOS FOR SALE GENERAL •••••••••••••• Out of 1t1fe Lind For Sale Affo1dable 40 K,.,, Own yoor own 40 sere ranch kl< only $15.800 lull pnce East of Kingman AZ.. IOw down payment & monthly pay· meot. Enioy trees clean air & spectacular mountain 111ews. nice 4 season eleva· 11on Can lor free info pkg STOCTON HILL REAL TY 1 ·800-321-4900 5 HOUSESICOHDOS FOR SAl£ BALBOA PENN BALBOA PEN Tripln (2) 2br 2be, (1) 1BR 1BA. Wtll kept l11ge units. low rent. Agt Joan $539,000 714·647-5567 9 HOUSESICOHOOS FOR SALE COAONA DEL MAR Ju1t Lfttedl-lrvlne Ttrr- Best lllew on Oo!i>tiln T ert 381 2Ba Views ol Catalina Sunsets C&ll to see! Aoents Shan 9•9·380·9492 or Mauiy 949•673-5354 Cl~!'l<IOcd i' CO NVllNIHNT whc1ht·r ,uu'rr hu) lnf(. "'«-"lllntit or lu~• 11wlkln(l .... t•-.~•nn1 ••.1"' wha• tOlt ttc..•<.•,11 CLASS I Pl 131) (949) M2·~67K 19 TOWMIOMES • FIRST TIME OF.FERED ti All 38r a 58a llOITI S2t1.000. Modll Ot)tfl et 2191 Canyon Dr. AOENT 949-642·9699 * 9 NEW HOMES * Quality bulh detached ~ family homlis ln Eestside. G1eat Floot Plan Awox 2110.2220 SF Agent 949·645-6345 E SIDE Picture Perteet 3bf' 21>1, quiet cut~. rtmod & upgredta llv/ frplc, hdwd fir•, fenced pool, 5429,900. Prine only Cell Jotn 949-293-4631 17 HOUSEMX>NOOS FOR SALE foumJN VAU.EY 3bi' 2ba q,lx, AC; 2 car gar, new carpel/palot $1400'mo. 11792 Azalea 11 Call Maiy al T0tel~ RTy 714-540-7355 --.111 ... Welk to BMCh Spacioul 1 ~ 2 Bdrm In peactllA set· llng. Only $925 to $124M.4o Save $480. on 1 yr ie-. 714·96o-2468. Stlble lllllllY In Eecrow IWdog a Cit mutt mow by ,,..Y 21, 38r or Jrg 2Br pr!fd. MN42·3"5 Model Ptffect 8aclc bey 38r 2 588, lliew home W/lrg yard. $3300/mo 1 yr lease 2323 Irvine Ave. Appl only Pa111clt Tenore 91856-9705 The Bluffl 3Br 2Ba Anita Plan, 1-stoiy. encf unit on ombelt NB tennis nt, 2o gar '2700/Mo. 949·760-0621. 448 NfTIQUEtlART /COLLECTIBLES WANTED ANTIQUES Older Style. Furniture PIANOS & Colltctlblu Trrmnulous ~ Gro111th 0p~,,;~1. Benefits o; htirnMf!ll Pl.tm for fiJJ time 1t.11ff. SnJ•rf~~ . Fu 9"9'-615-3570 Open intetviews ~YMCA COC Monday, May 15th •4-7pm ·Wed., May 17th • 4-7pm SALES ASSOC 'S Upscale, spec:lalty retailer seeks out~. motivated sales assoaate lor Ful & PT posffions. Ideal candidates wit possess pravifus 8Xptl In a ladies boutique, similar. have excallenl tluslomer service skills Md a desire to succeed. Hlly rate + comm 0.0.E. Ouafilied ePf)llcants please Cali 949-852-W9 BOSTON WHALER 21' OUTAAGE, HO Ylllllhl. lrlller, eledroolca, blmlnl, *-S2l,500 MM6M19t 717.olll2 Grady • White 2A8 '98 Xlol cond, owner ~ up, GPS. frsh fndr. ttalle1. low "1'1rr.'-S51K MN7M015 ELECTRIC BOAT tiff, rune grwt. J.uet In tlmt tor SUMllERI SUOO. Leave ·-!!l!··N•7ecM2n SKIPJACK 24FT, 1972 m1ny extra•, F1ybrklgt. su.ooo. Dlvonlt Siie 949445-7&73 I •1 WIOA~ I Hobble Holdtl 141t Xlnt concl saoo. Mete•" 1411 ntw ptlnt. v.rnlahed mut, SIOO. Dinghy Ttnder, 8ft, new paint S2SO. Kitt, good thejM, $350. F11ppar, ll09d Wpt, S250. Conltct M111hall Sletlt 94M75-8915 2 Sabot Siii Bolta Race Rigged Sail Bagi, ~Ule1 BaO$ $t~•ch 94g.51s-oon SERVERS & COOKS Sldt Tit for 20ft bott. Good location near Lido Longboar~ Restaurant & bridge $12 per foot. 614 W BAY 3br 2ba, root top dtcll wf BBQ. HtrdWd !In, lllllfble counters. Movt In cond. $3000 94M73-7800 RENTALS TO SHARE • Also Seeking Recruiter Oueenslzt pillow top Call for lntenllew/Applkation bouprlng & mattrue. (114} 960-2800 never uHd. w/30 yr 2120 Main Street #260 w•rr•nty S295/obo. Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Cherry Alee Poiter 7 pc brdm set, $1950/obo Can I;::=====~~-::::::::::--' dtllvtr. 94g.307.7095 HOUSEKEEPER Auto Muffler lnatlllef, Corona del Mar sent01 R1Uan furniture. Sola, FIT DIA lree. motivated, couple seeks housekeepe1, coffee table. 4 cha11s plus hard wr1c, sett 5tal1er, caretallBf, hve in ptef'd. Nice wr~ 11on alC!Aar table & mecl1 & wekling exp a separate QU81181S. Must be glass 949-725·3914 plus, wllt possibly 1111111. good American cool( No HUNTINGTON BEACH QUEEN SIZE CIOM to downtown there SLEEPER SOFA ~ yov have this attitude. children. pets. smol<ing or call 94•548-574' liquor. Must be clean, neat 2br tpL Smollt ok, no ONL y 1 YEAR OLD S350 Newport Buch and good driller. Our car. Hou" wlth dock. 3Br 38a good uedit a mus• $270CV mo. $3000 sec dep. 3209 Only $199,000 281 2Ba Mercu• Ave 94~9 pell S3S<Wmo ' utll • • 714•374'7'887 949·718·0391 CASHIER/ATTENDANT Days & Eves avail. Newport C1r Chevron/Fashton Island a.sit lot Joe 949-644.]933 Cell Mr. Taylor dty MM44-4910 ev1nln11 94N75-7957 Condo. xlnt cond, gieat area Pr.nc Only Eall & JOOj Tay!Of, agts. 9'9'642·4722 Villa Point 18r 1Ba. walk lo Bal lsland1Fas111on Island 00tm1 pool, seller will c&flY loan. ·$209,000 David Pnnce, aqt 949-718-1520 BEACH DUPLEX 3 + 2 & 2 ' 2, $550,000 AGENT 949-723-8120 3Br 2.5B1 Halliwald floors. new windows eat-In ktlch· en. pool. ll9h1. bright, vaultod ceilings. besl value• S255K Ed Van den 8ossd1e Broker 949-650-0943 WESTCLIFF NPB 3Br 281 home. Mulcen ptvera. walk to Merlnera Eltmtntary I Herber High By Owner 5630,000 949·646·2086 BLUFFS: 3Br Townhomet $1,995-$2. tOOIMo BHutiful Betch Cotttge 2Br 18a. 4 doors from beach, W/O, gar. avail 611 s 1750mo yr!y 949-650-9428 1 160~1 EASlSIDE C.M. 2Br 18a With yatd. gaiage & intenor laundry, new paint. carpel, flOOls & landscape Ava» lmmedlatlv. 326 E 161h Pt St ,375(Mo. Agent 949-759-3797 NllJCM, own Br & Ba.. WIO. DIW. nofsmk, quiet, pron fem pret. mvst have dog. '$750 Ubl Incl 9'9'548·7885 206 VACATION JR ES OAT ROOALS VACATION RENTAL 2 & 3Br 28a spacious delvxe, Condo. futty lum. steps to bch, 2c gar, 949-675-1130 210 co.tETAl /IMOUSTRIAL FOR RENT/LEASE 3Br 2 3/4B1 houM near Wtstcflff $1995/mo Large lot Wini area 626-443-8252 between 7am· 7em. I WANT TO LEASE Reta~ °' olfioe spc: wll¥atet S00·1100sq tt. Newpor1 OI 2Br 1B1 Townhomt w/gar tdM. Pts call 949-631-1311 washerldiyer. 165 Monte Vista. $1275/Mo. Call Kemy 0 714-979-1'92 3pc. 100'1. lmpotttd ltalitn black IHther llv rm tel $1000. Spc. Forrn11 din rm set, $350. Oak TV Armolrt, $200. Solid Oalt country computer desk. $2.00. Mite decorator ttem1. $10-$75. 949-263·4183 456 PETSI LIVESTOCK Dog tor ••le Lhasa Apso. mutli CX>loled. 9mo s old. all shots He ts veiy fnendlyl Complete with lg Igloo doghouse & clog earner $175 714-368-5210 458 FREE PETS/ /ANIMAL RESCUES EASTBLUFFl 481/Vlew Sllble Family In Escrow w/ D Bultey, Bkr 949-720-1704 dog & cat must move by May 28, 381 or lr9 281 . &S LOTS/LAND p111fd 949-.642·3935 POSTAL JOBS $48,323.00 yr. Now hlnng · No expellenee • • Paid 1ralr1· Big 8e1utlful Boots • Black & white shott hair neutered male cat. 1 yr 13tbs playful healthy bu1 leUkemia pos4t1ve can be alone or wl another leuk positMl cat or sm dog Iris Ide orily. 714-839·7019 105 i=Oft 'SALE APTS BALBOA PENINSULA Bly Front Studio Cllean. 4 blocks from Fun Zone. SjliO· ylfy. no pets, nlsmkr 750/Mo 949-673-19'3 Slnat. Apt. bright ' cteen 1 tiiodk lo beaeh ~ S800 $41C dep good credi1 • must 949-650·~239 GREYSTONE 38r 2 588. 2·Slory TWM. 1300 st, all dbl car elec gar, w/d hk·\4il $1,700/Mo. 2110 Thurln Ave. (Vlctorla/Ntwport Blvd.I MM31"4622 703 Ja•mine 29f 1111 SUOCIJMo. 311 t etll Pt. 38r 1.5111 11550/MO, =v no pill. C.it ~ Mt-71H7M Height• erH 3br 2bl lloutt, frptC, "-h *-· hdWd '"· 1 milt to ~ r!:1e1e\ =~: Mt-422-!152 leeutlful 1 Ir Coltdo Ctoet to ,...... lllend 1140Wo. "i..;j· Cll Wiil Mt21 . OaMificd is CONVENIENT wbctht'r you're ~dilg,or jllSl looting. dl95iftcd Im whir you nttdl ~IFIED , ,,, . ..... ,., ... ,,. I I Call for lists. ays 496 MeRCHANOISE 800·429-3660 ext JtOO w•NTED (CAL ·scANl ,. LOST & FOUND FOUND BIRO PLEASE OESC.,IBE 949·574·4848 LAURA I ~I Cl!llmRY LOTS PACIFI C VIEW MORTUARY 12 oontiouoot lots In Vi.ta def Mar loc $50.000/AH, 949-7611-1989 em:I CMITtlWI MITAL -. 12"• i4"(no QC.) -~ geltt, good ~ MbO'M-~718 or 91tl»• COAST COIN NEEDS OLD COINS! Gold. Sliver. jewelry, watches, antiqOes, cotteet1blb 9~9'642·94.47. TOP SSSlflECORDSI Ja.tt R & B Soul Roek, etc SO's & SO's MIKE 949-646-7505 TRAVEL NACATION WYOMING WILDERNESS ADVENTURE Wegon& Wt&t·2. 4, or 8 day covered wagon treks near Jaefc.$00 Ho!tlT etons. Genii& riding hb(ses. Chuckwegon meals. Campfire en1ertetntnen1. Raservatlona : 1·800-447-4711 www lluntinlo oom/Ww/ ICAL'SCANI 1·~1 4 PHONE REPS full-lime ERtrQthC people IOI Mortgage Co Earn to $1~ -.~ • comm .. boneftts. S.111 tap prtrd Call IMlo!!! !M!l-250:57 t 9 ADVERTistNQ CO NPI, l1y1lde offlct ................. '°' " Poe. COlllplllW lltlllt, Mpt bOollltu pint. ellelll lnlnalon ..... be ~. ftetllill, llNI ""' -"' hulllot. Wll lflltl. ,.. lllQUlrea .. MH?f.2,M ............... "' (949) 642·5678 er.. ..,. -P,112 , •••••••• T.trt.:;., ..... Charter Captains tor bay cruises. Pt/FT good payJI 949-673-4596 Chef w1nled. Must speak English. 11xperienced only. COr'lt8Ct CMS1Jna at 949·&31-5533 Clerical Positions $380·$540/Wk. FT/PT No Experience Nee. Hl88·292·7091 X2024 Cl.ERICAL PIT Part·limt approx 25-30/hrs per week. · Monday·Friday. asslsllng in legal clepal1· ment al local newspaper Appllcaol must be able to type SO.S5 WI'"'· WOik ac- c:uratefy, and be good """ customer service. Send resume to; (949)631-659<1, at1fl. Judy Olua screenln!>' physical reg'd. £OE. $&?Ir. Hiring . LOCll PIT Jobi Cashiers. Concession Staff. Servers, Dishwasher. FOi lnlerview 1·888·978-7591 ext 14 ask tor l ee Am Part·tlmt Newapeper Rtcll Route 1am-4am E.ilcellent pa~. ped<-up or van w/in.surance nee Prefer Costa Mesa 1'8$1dent Clll Mt-7224383 Pff Stitt Allltllnt tor brOll~ firm llOITI 9-3. Must be responsible and organized. Ananciat e~. preferred. Salary DOE. F11 mume: Mt-720-8104 or cell !Mt.no.MIO PIT Self Storage Aatlltlnt Mllnl.ger. 2 Days pet weelc. office work and light maintenance 949-64<1·2747 . ~·t , Clerlcll PT Phones, llght hoose- keeping, typing, filing, compulet. 949·6'5·2422 CO. PAID CDL training & RECEPTIONIST/ t st year inoomt $35k· Stevens T1i1nsport·OlR SALES ASST tf\ICk ~ers wanted' Non· Responsible and organized H9enenced or ex~ wilh W«cflM C.cef pro- penenced-888·279·4058 OI gram kl)Owltdge. Great 1 ·800;333-8595 EOE phone and customer seMce (C~L SCAN! personality a must. DEMONSTRATORS ~c: ~~~~ We need ~ nowt PT food 1o priontlu, hllnde silC line demos needed lrom COM to phones and ass1$1 a eiQht San Clemente and Irvine parson ofliee. Adminls· We can WOik. good pay. exp lretive alld/or . hospitality & own appliances a • . eel txptf helpflA. s.taried FT rina 949-88&-1357 e.i 2 DRIVERS·SUCCESS IS Close 10 home-14> to $.39" mile We 11e 111j)811ding OVf lleet Need drlve111 lo l\8vt ~as/general commodity. • Quality home time "Re-gtOl\81 OI 48 states ':!yrs OTR/1 YI flatbed '0wn81/ operatoll welcome! Call Mike Combined Transport 1-800· 200·2327 {CAL'SCANI Driver• Newepepet" Reck Route 1 em-4aM ExcePenl pay. ptek·14> or van wMstJlllQ nee. Pttlt< Coste Meta r8"1ent. Cell Mt-122-t* DRIVERS: NORTH Amt1l- can Van linet i. ttlOIOf trailer 48-1111• hllulrng op- ~ IOr OW!* °'*" tori. Mlfinun ol 3 monh 1~nc• rtq\llrld Cell 1·800-348-210 0..,. CAS. ICAL'!CAHI FLORAL Energetlo 01110nert l Siii• People FT/PT, loGlllolll 71 ........ HElP NEEDED 29 Pto91t neecltd to loeeup901111.lnlhe not 30 <llyt. Oe4 -for lbt 16tt t ~ Nltutll Clll Mery .. (M9)7st-em Se!ICI IMUIM s.i.y hletcwy '° Alt..__,~ HORNBLOWER CRUISES AND EVENTS 2.431 W Coeet HWY 101 Newport llwll. Ce 12163 Receptionist PT :s.:::::i.. I lhlf p, 11\df"ldllll '°' PT poeltlon In 1'111111 olllol Mon..frl, ,.....,.,., Mutt be • Mlf·•ta,,., "'"' etrong MlcfotOft Ofllot ...... Of'fet CllUll ... Int etWlr. S1Ht1hr DOE · F1x 1M111111 to .,_ 714-754-1121 RICEPTIOMllT VON HEllERT tNmlOM P/J, ~ e most Alaltt wfphonee, catllog- lng, clerlc•I. lurr1ilur1 ahoWroom. Call eem. MMM-ttlt. =.-... "'" ...... 20 "" ,,., -... ·~llllACT,= ... Cllb. Wold. QM)n111tM s tSERVICE CASHERt Costa Mesa Infinity hours are Mbc1 • Iii 2·1prn Call !Of appointment 714-241-1300 13'6 TRUCK/BUS DRIVING Join our tr11oing ptogramt Be job reactt In just three weeb. lndudes lood. ~ Ing, transportation, tralning, plac:ement. OMV lees Caft (888)402· 192• !C~L-SCA.NI Wickes Furniture . In Costa Mesa Is oow hiring WAREHOUSE WORKERf CLERICAUCUST SVC CONCIERGES Corpor1te btnellt plCll· •Ill Included. Full end Plrt lime poeltlona tv1ll. Retail houn. ,,.... tppl'f In ptrlOl1. Eny tcCell to 405 FWY. 3200 H•rbor B!Yd, Cotti Meta WORK FftOM HOME International company r8PldlY exoendino. Par1·time '6()0;52o6olmo -Fuff.tlma $2500·$7000/mo. M11ny posltlonal 186-79&-1097 Pfelll be -thlt tllt llallnge In thla catetort may require you to call • 900 number In which ltler9 II I chllrgt ptr minute. PltMt be wtl'f of °"' of -comp11nlet. Checlt wtlh tht locll letter Butlnaet Bu- nllU befort ycMI Mnd 1ny m--, or .... for MrVlcea. Reed encl undtntlnd 1ny conlnlc:tl before ,cu elgn. MOTHERS DREAM Stay Home MIM Money Eem $500-$5000/mo Full or Part-fmt Mt-7SM743 ... "'58-5241 1-~1 ACURA Cl 3.0 '99 Cashmere/Ivory (0016331 $20.987 U:XU$ MISSION VlfJO 949·3e4-0&U ACURA NSX·T T•gt 95 Blut, -· "'1 T000711 149.995 LAND ROVER NEWPORT BE.ACH 949-U0-6445 BMW M3 '97 23K Ml. &-Speed. White! (Y75746) $35,995 CREVIER BMW 7.14·835·3171 BMW Z3 '97 2.8lll. 261< Mi & More! (C02959) $26,995 CREVIER BMW 714-835-3171 BMW Z3 '97 BlackfBtaclt (878023) $23,996 STtRLING BMW 949445.5900 BMW Z3 '97 6 Cyt, Hard Top. Silvt< Biie (203&5) $25,987 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO • 949-364-QM.4 BMW 3181S ·97 Lo rriles, 5-speed, loaded! (3VAU62A) $20,995 CRevlER BMW 714-135-3171 BMW 3181 '96 36K Mi, Black w/sand (C50245) $19.995 CREVIER BMW' 714·83S·3t71 BMW 31m '98 8leck. .... buyl Sl5640 sn.• LAHD ROVER NEWPORT BEACH MM40+W5 BMW 3211S 't7 Auto. Spon Pkg. 8etvlY (3VHX867) S25.995 CR£VIER BMW 71W3S.317t lllWS211 '11 Aulo, 8leclc W/$tnd (V3837t) $23,906 CMV1ER BMW 714-t3W171 - lllW -'t7 Convtrtif>je. bllcltlblmt ~,.r=1 11MW MM4MIOO ...... tic·-----. ...... . _..., pai!y Pilot ' ~· -~~ , ___ ·-.!.~ -1-· 4dDOr.~ ..... (l.4Clll5' .. -=·· ..... atEVROlET CAT£RA 'f7 Low 2511 "'""-bl1ck leether, lllOOnlool, CD, ctwome ""'*· bit ol WllT (148404) $21,988 NABERS (714 ll40·t100 Chewolel eon.. '93 lo ·m1, 30lh Atvwtrwy, new 11r11. ar.. ccncilionl (10061ot • sp.988 NAIERS (714 )$40.1100 atEVROl.ET TlllOI l T ''7 4x4, lealhef, INllY extr11, tXceW!I eong.1ion I (366986) $23,988 NABERS (714)540-1100 CffEVROLET XCA8 '00 112 IOI\, Stivttldo. V-8, many pwr IMllJr•, baL ol walT, p!8VIOOS rental! ( 142683) S23,988 DRAIH ave VAN Fulty ~ '92 Mfoelar WI •ictlltnt cond $5000/obo TOOLS and ALLI 714·301·3423 FORD EXP£OITIOH 'M Too Mlt1y Op1ions {020590) $23,987 LEXUS e1SS10H YE.JO MWl4.-.. fOtd Expbw ~ '" 4 _.,...drive. v-a. 11 ll1ru lncludl11g tow package. 139.000 949-721-1035 I)> Ford Expbw $t1ort '11 Xh cond, new ""''lllocb. 5·spffd CID~, M~ ~&44~1 or f~I 949·489· 7288, FORC> ....... '17 Super Cell, loeded, ........... Pl1t1M 111.• LAND ROVfR NEWPORT BEACH 14~5 FORC> F·150 'M lllec*,Wtydllnl HA14132 112,915 LAND '1tOvtR NEWPORT BEACH MM4M«5 GMC....V ._ ai.n. IOlded1 KS21001 S1U9S UNO ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 141"'40-4445 Hondl Accord LX '11 While, 4<t. "*>. •. •eo. c:d clllnQer. 1-owner lady dnYen. 1 f()k mi, deln, IWll see, $4995 firm, pp 141-720-0521 NABERS (714)54M100 FORD Explorw s,ort 97 HONDA DEL SOl 'M Low mllff, 1tlnt cond, whit 7Sk 11'1 aulo l1nl loedtd, wl ut9nded wwr. condlllon $12,500 $15,975 t41-213-t965 949-723·6170 0 YES, SEU MY CAR -, I 1'rf Run your ad Ln the I -~----------- Newport Beach- Costa Mesa Daily I Ct! Pilot and the I -z0------------ Huntlng Beach-1 ------------ Fountain Valley lnde ndent to reach over 100,000 homes. Fax us this 1 AmtO..Ol'••••Ylb• form with your credit 1 r.--111.11a1..,.,,__ ___ MocNl--- card #or mail with I g:.-8=::::::.8~':°::..Pra---o .... -§._......,..a~c-.. a check today! g;::, ==-~8: .. ~ R • kl If O• ......,_ c,..,.,.....,.. a......... •ttO•• un .or a wee g~ -s:-:-... g..;::::-::-.:;: =:.,.-..; your car does not ... 0.., .... JJl)W ..... Collta ...... CA'llC>Wl sell, we'll run It for L __ ":=-.!"l~-511.'.!·'= '":!'"'~--__ another week Fm! , • All for Just s10·. Qai1f1Pilot lnckP-ef!!fent HONDA Pnspott EX • White, grNI buyl 44154M $11,"5 I.AHO ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 141-940-6445 JAGUAR XJ6 L '17 SEON( 4D 137,115 97-603I BAUER JAGUAR 714-953-4800 JAGUAR XJ& L '97 SEDAN 40 $36,996 117-4902 BAUER JAGUAR 714·953-4800 JAGUAR XJ6 l '17 SEDAN 40 $36,"5 97.5005 BAUER JAGUAR 714·953-4800 JAGUAR XJS '17 SEDAN 40 $35,995 97-5039 BAUER Ji GUAR 714-953-4800 JAGUAR X.18 '97 SEDAN 40 $35,995 17-6042 • BAUER JAGUAR 714·953-4800 JAGUAR XJ8 '97 SEDAN 40 S3Ut5 97·5041 BAUER JAGUAR 714·953-4800 SEDAN 40 S3U95 17-5040 BAUER JAGUAR 714·953-4800 JEEP Chefobe Laredo 98 Black. grMt buy! C211240 $19,195 LANO ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 949-64().8445 LEXUS ES 300 '98 t.shmtra.1\Wf FIM Opbon (037198} S2S 987 LEXUS~ VIEJO 949-364..()864 --.. YOU BE THE JUDCE East-West vulnctable. South deals. one no trump at the cxpcn~ of fin1 probin& for a s1111 contract. The auc- tion orocceded normally to an excel • lent three no uump conl19Ct. NOR'nl • 7 52 0 7 5 O AK Q 95 •643 ::Jf.J EAST West led a low hean to East's queen, declerer ducking for 1wo rounds when East returned lhe 5Uit. West cleared the heans and, with ooJy e1itic lOSt,Vicks available, declar· er ~ent elterwunonds for the fulfill· 1n1 trick. A low dwnond was led. West follo~cd with the $CVCfl and declarer made the avoidance play or the nine, East winning with tl..e ten. Declill'CI' took the ICe 00 the club return, and ea~ out for nine tricks when diamond 51>ht 4-2. Was !Nil a p:lr teSult' I o KJ 863 o J 7 •••• 0 094 o iU63 •Q 1097 • K.5 ~ b1ddin&: . , SOUl'R WEST .. ,_ •• Pus 31'T P .. NORTII EIST 10 ,_ 20 .._ ,_ Paw Opcnina lead: Six of o Study IJie biddmg and play of this deal, then decide ~ho. tf anyone ccwnmiued an error. No! Despite declarer's Cine play. the coniract should hove bl:cn defeat· ed. Suppose that, when declarer led a diamond at tnclt four. Wes1 ignored the shibboleth "Second hand low" and inserted the JICk of diamonds. 'flus simple maneuver defeats the contract no matter what declarer does. Since allowing the jack 10 hold pmnils W.:M 10 ca\h two more hc:art tl'lcks for a one.tock sci. de<:l.ircr must win 1n dummy. But now declar- er cannot concede a diamond to East toince there 1s no entry 10 dummy to cash the winning diamond. Down one. Despite balanced distnbution. South's I 8 h1gh-<:ard points. mostly prime, ond a weak doubl1:1on made the hand unsui1abh: fcx an opening LEXUS LS 400 'IO White'Gtly Liiv. FIA ()pclOll (028505) $14,987 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 149-364..()664 LEXUS l.X450 '97 Lo.did, while. must -1 V015M3t $35,995 LA.NO ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 949-MO-e.445 LEXUS LX450 '96 Loeded, tllver, must -1 T0139818 $31,995 LANO ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 949-840-8445 Mudl Mlatl 'to onoioal owner, hot rid eorrv 47\ m xlnl cood l\JOS u1remely HI SS.990 949-120-1722 MBZ ML400 '99 loaded, bleck, low ml, A064757 S45,480 LAHD ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 949-640-1445 MBZ '75 450SE 4dr pampered almost show· room cond. 1-owner S2.995 obo 949-759-49&' MlfcedH C220 '94 Green wlparchmtnt 101. nlended warranly CO changer seMOed a1 1oc dNlef, 90k !T1j s 15 500 94M4o-IM3 Mercedll-eeni Ml320 '118 Emeralcl Parchment (010529) $29,990 Metcedes-&nz E420 '97 Black Opal/Grey (~312) $36990 FLETCHER JONES aoo.927.3575 ~nz C280w '95 Black Peatl/Black (1'1152) S22 990 FLETCHE.R. JONES 80().927-357& Mercedet·Btnz C230 '97 Silver Pa1cllmtnt 1544'23) S23 990 FLETCHER JONES IOo-927-3576 Mefctdes Bini C230 '98 6111.'lllk mini cond tnf 1311 mo $25.950 949-759-8442 I00-945-4881 MERCEDES E320 '97 White/bone, under wer· 695 CARS/TRUCKS /VAHS/SUVS LEXUS SC 300 '95 Whlle.lvcly Lea1her lo Ml 10303361 S24 987 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 149·384..()664 FLETCHER JONES 800·927-35 76 renty, CO, BOSE sound, • MERCE9ES 300CE 88 $37,llOO/obo 149-548·1423 taupe goto pac~a9e llazdl Mlata MX-S Conwtttble 20 '19 $20,195 99-5019 SAUER JAGUAR 714·153-4800 Merc.cla-8enz E320 '98 Smoltt'S1lvt! (003516) $32,990 FLETCHER JONES 800.927-S576 • Ruby Pircllment (087985) S33 990 FLETCHER JONES 800·927-3578 Merc.des-Btni E320w •97 WMeGrey (32451$) $35 990 FLETCHER JONES 800·927-3578 Mttctdes·Btnl E320 '98 26K Moles' 16565281 S39 990 FLETCHER JONES 800.127-3576 • Mlteublsnl Montero '96 NaV'f Sloe w gray lthr int lully loaded sun roof CO pli~ll Must Sett• S 15 500' ot>o Ched 714-396--01 S9 MUST ANG CONVT '15 SEA KING SPECIAL Sliver blue/while top end lnttriof. PS, 299 V8, euto. car tool• end run• 14 newl Senior yetr drive 01 91edu•lion gilt. $13,500( otter pp 949-644-0413 sneeps~•ns m1r1 cond $11.ro<l 9-t9-673-194J Otdsmobile CUllua '119 GLS 6 C)1 llllr loN m~ CO & more balallCe ol wa11 p1ev10US ren1a' 1148404 S21 "AA NABERS (71 4)540-9100 01dsmobllt sm1ou•l1• 97 GLS low 26• m1le1 CO ttattlff rear a>r & more btt ance 04 wa'laot', 2.coo3J s 18 9ll8. NABERS (714)540-9100 Tuesday, Moy 16, 2000 J3 >•&«I 0 ltlUO ~ , ..... ,,._ 22 Follow OIOlts 47 9y oneAI 25 8uebeler Mtt 48 &otm 26 T oleOo'I IUllO 53 "8Al1'" 27 Peel 54 Rec:llOn 28 Look 1ner 55 Hallmanc 30 ADC>Nl9 producta 35 Greasy 56 P'IAblC '"** 36 Tout 10CJ1* 58 CUI olf 37 Lunc:rune. IOf 61 F11m......, "*"f 62 ScMI 39 SmoofheSI 63 Ms Adll'I\$ 41 G1ne<1 64 Scan 44 Prom 11nendff 66 Traffic 45 s~n l>fOblem 695 CARSITRJJCKS /VAHS/SUVS TOYOTA CAMRY 91 OX a~· moll!'<~I ~ 1rarS00t1a' " ~" 41395· s~ 'ltwl NABERS (714)540·9100 TOYOTA Corolla le 96 Wtir.e Grex Auto •1S121f ~ 0 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 949·364·0664 T oyo11 lend Cruiser 19 lo1ded, g11y. must see! X0026611 $45,995 • LAND ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 949-64o-6445 TOYOTA lend Cruiser 97 loaded, while, must -· 183315 $33.995 LANO ROVER NEWPORT BEACH 941·Mo-6-445 12 13 695 CARS/TRUCKS /VANSISUVS TOYOTA SOL.ARA SLE '99 COOPE 20 S23.995 ~1 BAUER JAGUAR 714·953-4t00 VOLVO 940 wegon '95 Alarm, turbo , white wlbl•ek leather, 3rd -t. $16,800 149-646-111i2 VW RABBIT '81 COIWI. green. "fft cllenl Am·fm CHHltt, $500 • 949-733-2838 86 XJS V-12 COUPE V."U •• ""* ooginal .., ..... ~~ pholle S895G coo 949-675 5128 ffoNJE, HEAL 1H AND BuslNESS ~--.. I• -II• POLICY In 11'1 '"°'110 offtt the btsl seMct poaible 10 OUf rMd- .,. lll'ld adYe1111111. .. will requke Cootrectors who ~ in the SeMct FixGrout.Com Tiie Repek' • Reltorltlon (714) 254-f178 Lt223443 D!rec:IOly 10 indude lhetr LEAKY ,._. ~ Contrectora llcenae ~ & w.tallbon numbtl in their 1dvenis. QEA)j Till MH7W085. ment. y 04/I co-ope!llion la 714 ..... 1528 jlM!!y grecl!!!d SMOG r.ttt CK ~ . 'j : J VICKY'S CLEAMNG Wt oller ntE HST HolJll & WlndoW CIMnina 1~ Oii ,.,,1 ~....-s .. ERVICE LICENSED CONTRACTOff No job too Im Al _, Repair, remodel fans, 191. new..._ ~3858 30S HANDYMAN MOUE REPAIR Walter The Handyman Mlsttl Catpenlet 25 y..,. Ellpl Por1lolio No jOb too amal PhOne e..9·510.5365 Pager 714-298·~00 I If 110\ fl .1111 .I \\,I\ JUNK TO ntE DUMPlll 714 ..... 1112 AVAILABLE TOOAYI 14M7S.55M 1-• ~uW 11318 LNaCAPWG '-' 340--P-AlHll-NG-" 354 PlUMB~ 11362 /G~"= I 'lilSOUl= oe~-~r' s~=R ROBERT ISBEll the Local Plomber ;::::::;:;=========::::; .... REPAIR TREE TRIMMING coa.rn.t.t..rv ....... t11191J ........ IN 1; IYll'IU"• I Hit LOCATING ,FREE EST 714·398·2642 flroftssU>HMl flRtfltUtf WCTROHIC SLU LUK EXPERT CLEAN·UP ln1.'t" m.JIJ Job. 0 II: DmCTION TrHt·Pruned Rtmo~ed frieftdly s.rvice Non-llctnsed contrlCIOf ~WWW>ll 675-9304 714·751·3476 o.cor-~ 1330 =G~ I SO. COAST MOVES BEST Ceretuf. Oud Fu• HolJll or I Item FREE ESTIMATE TIM113 M.._.7755 lol•>or ~t...ar Colof t.'latc:tw>g Td. 949.646.3006 r&T. 949.580.9616 . CHUNG'S PAINTING PRECISE PlUMBIHG 24 Yaart ~ • GrNl Pnct' Flepan & Fl~ Gulrtntee Wen • Free Ell FAEE ESTIMATES U375§0? 7t4-538-IS3-A Ll'68~398 ~14-969-1090 IEST MOVERS SeNong .. <*I ir...d IMl CCU1aCUI & cart!\A' -i·I00-2·GO·BEST eoo.2-.2311 Ln1e3144 ll(E'S CUSTOM PAINTING PIOlesslONll clterl qulllot'f woflo. lnl/ext & docks tJ703468 949-631~10 1356 G & G UPttOLSTERY POOL I Srce 69 ~ ~ ~II) .., COYell -SERVICE !IQU! r!p!!! 114-642 ... 12 PUBLIC NOTICE The Cal~. Publlc· Ulllllies Com· mlSSIOO REQUIRES Iha! ·~ used house-hold goods moYll$ prlnl their P.U.C. Cal T number, limos and ct\auffers pnnl lt1etr T .C P number lnal~ H you have a QUIS· . lion •boot the legal>- !ly ol a rnover. 1ioo Of chau"9f. cal PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISION 714·558"'4151 ~a.. Lr No C39810549 Al types of roofing and repetf'1I Llebl1ity eiicJ VVorker'I Compenser.ion ~· Memo.' 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