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Home My WebLink About2000-05-22 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COfvV.AUNmES SINCE 1907 ON TiiE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM MONDAY, f'MY 22, 2000 Mother Nature gives art a helping hand • Exhibitors and visitors enjoy perfect conditions at Balboa Island's fifth annual Artwalk. Alex Coolman D AILY PILOT _ The sun never quite mdndgt•d to blaze over the fifth dnnudl Bctl- boa Isldnd Artwdlk on Sundt1y, but the artists dnd island strol11•r!> w ho participated said thdt w r1s fine w1th them. c xhibillng Wildt she C:dllcd ".ibslrcKl n dlurdlts t" C'<HlVd!>PS inspir12d by lhl' hu111<1n fi(Jun · dnd outdoor scen~s. Rc!tht>r .than <,1•.ir111q ..,11lr1r rc1ys. tlw 71 dft1sb wh•> -.t't up lht•tr work o n South B.iylront qui IJrt•Pt.y cond1t1o n.., .ind pl1•11ty 111 111.lPntm n . M ixt•d 111 w1tlt !ht• 11rl1:-.h cl t:-.- plctym~J thl'1r 1 ><1intin~1s, cl rt.1wmq:-., photo~1 rr1phs <11HI llllXl!d~11wd 1r1 work wl'rl' s1•v1•1<JI Qdnds pldyinq fro m wcttt>rl ronl porcht•s. Al \llll' :-.pot ctlon\J tlH· hoc11d- wc1lk, lot c1 I surl · hc111cl T lw No mctds lwld C"t1ttrt. tlw 11 n·v1•rl1- Wt1:0.hl'd tun<· "S11111m1·r r:,intc1-.\ .. sou nch nu c111 ulyllu nnh · 111 t i11 • ttft(•fll(l()IJ . Ju~t d lt•w hoth1'" down. ~1111 \ Brnwt•r l11okt>d plt'<ts1'<I 111 ht• 'II,'. (llllfJ Whit!' Willi' Oil II ll ll'IHI\ 'JldlJ(I ttnd fd ktll<J Ill lht• '('['111' "If it's redlly hot, and it's h1•11t - ing down on you all ddy, 11 r1•<1lly drains you," Sdid lrvin1• rPs1cl!'11I Sandy Cldrk Bee k. who w c1s B111•k '>did II -.1 •1•1i11•d 111 h1· c11t- l>uyinq Wl'rlth t'I. "l'vt• sold lo u1 fld llllinqs. so I lid I\ clll nqht," <.,1\1 • ..,,11d SEE ART PAGE 5 Mic'k BM ifh of Balboa sto1>s to look di -.omc• pdintinu-. di lht> 8dlhod l.,ldnd Artwdlk on Sund<ly. Tlw f'\'f'nt showed work from 71 drti-.ts. tU<I' .t, ,.., t Officer Chris Walk of the Costa M esa Police Deparbnent patrols an alley near Mission Drive and Mendoza Orin• in search of graffiti. Residents who report the vandalism C'Oul d receive a rPward of up to $2,000. Crac • gthe code Sue Doyle D AILY PtLOT Polkc unrav0l g raifitf s messa~1es to preve nt qdn~J probl0.ms and curb Vdndalism 1<1 tlu• p11i...1·1 ·u t1011 111 ttw .... • 1•lll'lld1·1~ .111 ... 1 lrt"I \\'l'l'k, lh1 • < '11o;l11 It ''" < '11\ ( ·1111nnl q11c1druph•d tht' 111r1x11n11111 o1wdrtl 111 $'2,000, hnpinq t111 ·nc·rn11r1111 • p1•11pl1• 111 <'111111• tnrw11nl 11nd l'P pOr1 qr11tl1 t1 WHEN TAG TEAMS STRIKE The seen<> on Victona Street that rught trnns- fonned from tranquillity to anarchy m the blink of The DAILY PILOT reexamines a story that has made headlines hctppe ns in ll1t'fl' Sl'IOnds dlHI th1•11 thP offf'nd1•rs nrn nfl . whic-h mc1k1·~ rt clilltn 1lt to cdlch drHI prosenrl<' tht•m, Sctld S~JI Cldy EppPrson or lht• Cnsta I\ ll'Sct Pr>ltr 't. l>epartmt-nt's getn~ clc•tdrl unit t;rrtlhlr IPlls d story L1k1•" 111.iclt·rn It 1rm 111 h1t •fl><J lyph1rs, lhl' crypt u ')'Ill· hob ctn' somC'lrmP.., llll'SSd~Jt'S I r1Hll 0111 • JH'r<>on to ctno thl'r an eye. Eighty sprc1y-painted symbols :octt11- rated benches and sig ns two 11111wtc>s after police pa trolle d the thoroughfare. Officers caught up with I.hp offl'ndf'~ right away, but that's n ot alwdys th1• cctsC' with graffiti inridents. Th£> vnnddhsm But otfirers hew!' s hdl'J>t'ned lhf'lr knowlPdge about this IYP" of Vrtnddhsm I rom years ol invcsLi\Jcthn~1 qdll~J", r h1lch 1 •n with spray-paull cdnS c1ncl hcttl' rnnw~. Evf'n residcnli tm • <'mployf'd .is r111 Pxtra set of eyPs dncl c.in n·c·1•1v1• n101w- tary rewc1rds lor 111lorn1c1t10n th.it h•ctd s O lhrPrs idn rr<ir k lhPSl' cocll''-1111d 1Ctf•nt1ly tlw ofll'lldl'I"\ lhmu11h thl' "fl'<I\' prtmh•rl symbols. whJ<'h lht>y h1w1• hn•k"" d own to ct sn c•ncr>. With Uus knmvh•dq<', polw<' cc1n pottnct> on thl' vr111cl,t11~m · Sat A&AIN "People always say, 'I wish my son were like so and so.' My son was him. He was the perfect son. A beautiful smile and per- sonality. He was rebellious, happy, a ladies' man. He had e~rything." -SONJA WIWAM, on her son Andre Stewart. Newport Harbor High School's footb.Jll star who was killed in a car crash. eKecutive director Alan M. Meyers, who is accused of falsi- fying his credentials to get hired and is also suspKted of having several identities. "Are Wt> going to threaten to sue each other? Or are we .going to take the opportunity to elevate this issue?" -TODD SPITZER. Orange County supervisor, on the proposed El Toro airport. boy drowned near the Newport Pier. "They are getting to an age when they can look at you and ~ve back." -JIM HODGES, who with his wife, Shelly. celebra ted the first birthday of their quadru- plets -James. Jon, Melissa and Lucas "If you drive in from Riverside to go to the beach and you spend three hours fighting the freeway. and then another hour looking for parking, how many t;,n~ a~ you going to COIM back 7" SEE CODE PAGE 5 INSIDE Temple Bat Yahm begins • expansion •Thi· S5 11 111111111 p11111·11 '' tll 11 ic l11cl1 · ct lilllct ry , ~t ctll 1il!1cf' "Pd< 1 · 11J H I d rtl licll l1c.1th Alex Coolman D ... P" · \\'1111 ..... 111 •· ••! "11•·lt! ho1111ll1·d ... 1, .. ,,., 1 .. 11q1I·· H.it ,,iillll I Hilk" (jltlll!ld '-111111.1\ otJI d "'-• •111ll111f1 I \1'1111'11111 llfllfl'I I lh,rf \\Ill ..,,., < "11 ... flll• 11111 11f •I II•\\ lt\11,1r, •• c1111111i-.11.11l\1 \\Ifill I 1 ........ , .... 11 .... : ..... fl• I 111 •• 11 1.i 111111 •[ ",, 11111• .... rlt• ..!lll111r1 .... q 11<11,.·l»11l·1•11•1t ·t I \\ht• t1 h1•\j>"r lt•d It• f11 • fllll'•llt•d II \l'<tf )fll.ll lfil• l1dl. l'o 1111111•d "' Jlll'Jldl llltJ Ill• 1 .. 111pl·· 111 1111·1·1 1111• t1"111.ir1d-. 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" ................... 9 ~ ....................................... ] WHAn AROAT ............................ 2 "Why wouldn't they ha~ ch«lc~ him out before he got ~job?· -A1918 ND otAMS't a Cos- ta Mesa ~t on last ~o firing of JIMior CWJ~ "He wasn't coming up. I looked around and then ~rmHnbefPd they we~ looking for some- body. I reached in and pull«J him up and call«J for help. Re.ally quickly, a man catM run- ning and rescuers swarm~ around him.• -DANn ~who llWJ body ~ing on Thursday when a 11-'tffr~ s.nr. Ant -JOE Kum. ma~ of a Balboa mn, on tM •StMrt" parlcing ~Nn r@CW)t#y instal~ by ~ city of f#wpoft IHch. DONl!ACH/DMYPl.Ol Surfer Vallnda HlllMry wuu &Mo .. wavea tor quick IWf 11 Hk>-an. volleytNall prllt'lke MU I lit Street. See story, hge 2. ~llJ'""-C~~ • """"'°" °' ""' I.GI,_,,... ""--,..,...., "',..,, ... ~ _.., ... -·· -"----- . ft. 2 ~ndoy, Moy 22, 2000 ' ·Yachts Of v J . .n ~ · · YBIERfEIR · ~... dt\:ta ............ ~ . ., .... )tepf\ens Broth«s of Stodcton, Calif .. built this well-saik!d yacht for Jack Axelson of Newport Har- bor Yacht Oub in 1938. Her l~gth ove<all was 56 feet with a water line length of 42 feet. ~a had a beam of 13 feet with a draft of 8 feet. Axelson kept Jada on a mooring off Balboa Island at 1100 South Bay Front. She was actively raced ana sailed from Santa isaroara to El'lSeNdl, Mexico. J.cia 'Nm iOld to How.-d Wright of Los Angeles Y~t Oub In 1961. In more recent tlmft. 1* ~ been bMed at ~ulu and is used as a charter oo.t fOf day sail- ing excursions off Waikiki Beach. -John llak:h, Colona del Mar resident, y.mt h6storiM arid ective satlor. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT Newport Beach resident Valinda Hilleary took a beginners class in H untington Beach and h as been surfing since October. Wave of the future Alex Coolman DAIL'\' PILOT F m YPdr'> .lft(lr 'hP 11wvf'CI hen· Imm < olorctdll, Vdhn- cld I lillt•dr ~ w.rntPd In h•ctrn lO !>Urf The . lh-Yl'cll ·Old co ... tct h· ... d rPs1den1 """" ..,urtPr.., qlld1nq out on lhl' WdW''> whpn '>ht' w111rl<l q o to th1· hC'ttc h 111 piety vol11•yhc11l, and 1t lnukt•cl ltkt' r1 <oot Wd) In spPncl t11111 • ThE> ont· thinq -,tw d111n·1 ,111111 • 1pdtt'7 "You IU'>I q1·1 p1rn11111•l1•1JI " litl· ledfy lduqh<·d "l\ly fir'il tim1• oul therf', I 9ot sn p111nmt·ll'<I " But I lillc>dry ht1'> 1H•1•11 '>11tl1nq Stn!"P Cklnl>t•r w1lli '' 111\11' lli·lp What's AFLOAT • WHATS AA.OAT runs penod~lly in the Dally Pilot on a rotating basis. If you know of an f'\lent or activity that could appear in this column, please malt the information to Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 92627; fax it to (9'9) 646-4170; or e-mail it to dailypilotOlatimes.com. FISHING ~ dws luve a.Ibo. PaviJ. ion at 6 a.m. and return at 4 p.m. Monday and Tuesday each week. Cost is S 125 per person. For more informa- tion, call (949) 673-2810. Get to the N9wpoft Pier/Md. den Square early to watch the Dory More wome n are sh oving their inhibitions aside a nd hitting the surl from Kim Hdrnrock , who tC'd<:hes d class for twginners in Huntmg - ton Bedch. And 1f H1UC!dry hds mdnaged to stdy enthus1dsllc about d sport thc1t involves d lot of pummeling and a lot of nimpet1t1on with men fur w.ivr•s, she's not alone Thest? ddys. women dr<' taking to the waves tn grPdter numbNS than <•ver before - "Women an> l1>ss tnlun1dr1ted" c1l>ou t the sport thdn they used to he, I lamrock Sdrd. "It's not iust ... urhnq Thesl' young girls <lon 't think tw1r t' cihout c;1g runq up for Fishing Fleet return with the fresh catch of the day. Fish are prepared for sale at the open-air market. F"tshing supplies..., boet m.n.n (open party and private) are available at these locations: Newport Landing Sportfishing, 309 Palms, Suite F. (949) 675-0550; Fako Fishing Cha~ (714) 832-7708; and Davey's l.odter, 400 Main St., Balboa, (949) 673-1434. Day and nightflltq dw'tllfl ... available for groups 0< singles. Call Bongos Sportfishing Headquarten on Balboa Peninsula, (949) 673-:-2810. UYUING/CAllOlllll/KUIA legil•tihg ... u,.ldne. namng dinia and private lessons 11re offered. soccer or anytlung else.• The sport can be a little gruel· mg Lo master. especially at a spot It ke 61 st Street, where wav~ w ere breaking fast and hoUow on a recent afternoon when Hilleary paddled out. More her speed. she said, are spots like Blaclues. Doheny Beach 0 1 San Onofre. "At Doheny there's a ton of g irls. and at San Onofre," Hilleary said. "I th.ink H's because there's such a nice attitude there." H1lledry tack les the waves e1thN,.on a 9-foot longboard or a KayC)k and sea ski rentals are also available. For more information. call (949) 675-1215 for Paddle Power, 1500 W. Balboa Blvd. 1Wo-hour kay.tc tours begin .t 10 a.m. Sundays f rom Newport Dunes. Cost Is $20 per adult. S 15 per child. Kayak r~tals and classes are also available. f ro more infor- mation, call (949) 729-11 50. Single ($10 per how) and double CS 15 per hour) kayak rentals a,_. available in the ~lboa Fun Zone. Call Balboa Boat Rentals, (949) 673- 7200. Paddle Power also prcwides kayak. surf ski and canoe renu ls. For more lnform11t.ion, call (949) 675-1215. stighUy longer version of a stan- dard 6-foot shortboard. She aspires to master the short· er, more maneuverable model, she Sd1d, but the longboard is g ood for crulSlng. And it's also good to have around because H amrock rs starting a w omen's longboard group. Surfing w ith a bunch of women ts a litUe different than surfing with men, Hilleary said #They don't paddle away from you like the guys do.· And if you don't meet as many men while surfing in a group of girls. that's OK with her. Her observation? "Surfing is a sport of short guys · ledl .., CMOe toun ... offwed by Upper Newport Bay fNflfY s.tur- day. Meet at 8:30 a.m. on~ Island. For more lnfonMtiof\ call (949)~4. the Nls•ort "41' rtlc C... offets sweep rowing (one Olf). ~ das- es (two om) and c.'°9 rwals. aa.. es run fof four W9lks and cmt S75. lntroductofy dinlcs ...... .,.. Slt- urdays and ~at s10. For men information, cal (949) 646-7725. the "41' stfc cm.-..,,• c...e H~ fMwpcft 8-h, °"9l'S tw- bl tr.inlng a.lliltllig of lbc eu.•ig and two w.kn -~ (.Git r-.s from S200 to S310. The Cllntllr offen KUbl .... *,..Ind air fllls. Cal (Mt) &!0-5440. READERS HOTUNE (949) 642-6086 0< a<Wertiwmerits he<elri cari be reproduced without written per m1~sloo of copyright ~ WEATHER AND SURF RKord your commenu abovt the Daily Pilot or neW'\ !IP\ COSTA MESA Daily Pilot Terrance Phillips THE HARBOR COLUMN Our Olympic hopeful needs some support T here are m any sizes and shapes that noat in the harbor. Everything from sailboats. powerboats, kdyaks. canoes. windsurfers and even human bod- ies. Each one of these toys can cost a lot of money to keep anoat Without an infusion of many #dead presidents," they will dll eventually sink. There is one item, however. that cannot be replaced al 1t stnks -a human bemg. Keeping a hwnan afloat can be the most expengve undertaking. Such is the case of a body that has floated many an hour on our harbor, beaches and local swun- rrung pools. Aaron Peirsol is 16. He's a sophomore at Newport FYI For more infor- mation o n how you can partici· pate in t he event supporting Olympic hopeful Aaron Pei~ol, Newport's fastest f loating machine, contact Michele M ullen at (949) 645-8988. H arbor High School, and he floats faster than almost any b wnan on Earth. When he first began noat· ing on his back , he started to move his arms backward. faster and faster, to a point where he looked like a W111d.mill tn Holland during a hurricane H e continues domg this for 200 meters and now is ranked No. 1 m the Uruted States m the 200-meter back· stroke. His tlme of I :57 :03 i.s the fifth-fastest time m recorded h1sto· ry and bas only been beaten by two other men . Currently in training for the September Olympic tnals m lndi· anapolis, Aaron's family and sup· port team face the expense ot travel, both nabonally and inter- nationally. Therefore, a group ol N ewport Harbor High School families 1s stepping in. An afternoon of fund-ratsmg I!> scheduled from 5 to 8 p.m. on Sunday, June 11, at the N ewport Beach Yacht Club, 1099 Bayside Drive. The event will include guest speakers including Olympic coaches and medalists, a band. silent auction, dancing. dinner and beverages. Actor Michael Villani, who has appeared in the movies #Up Close and Personal· and ·M an on the Moon.• will preside over the fes- tiVlties. • TEMANQ PHIUJPS is the Daily Pilot'~ boating writer. You can leave a message for him at (949) 642-6086 Of' via e-mail at dailypllotO/ati~s.com. POllCE FILES VOL 94, NO. 121 ntOMASH.~. Publrshef ADDRESS Our addreu •S 330 W Bay St , Costa Mesa. CA 91627 HOW TO REACH US Clrc!Mtion The Times Orange County (800) 252-9141 ., Advertising T'OtW'ERATURES Balboa 87156 Corona det Mar 88157 TIDES TOOAY First low 6:57 a .m ....................... 0.0 • 9rtstol StNet: Annoying phone calls were reported in the 3000 block at 12:15 p .m. Wednesday. TONY oooetO, fdrtOf JfMFa RAGUUC> SenlO< Crty Ed1t0< JAS•9NE L&. Asslsum Crty Ed1t0< NANCY ~ FNture Editor M>GBl CAM.SON, Spot1S Edlt0< MAIK MA«TW. Pho(o Editor G9CJRCa """'· N.ws Edit()( JOUIBnN Pageo.slgnef MAMmY~. ~~ NOYonTING. a-H*I Adwrt~ LMAIDl••ON. 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LOCATION SID Wedge ..................... 2-4 w Newpor ................... 2-4 w Blklcle's ................... 2-4 w River Jetty ............... .2--\ w CdM ......................... 2-4w First high 2:06 a .m ....................... 3. 1 Second low 5:37 p.m ....................... 2.7 Second high 11 :53 p.m ..................... 4.6 1UISOAY First low NIA First high NIA Second low NIA s.cond high NIA • twbor loulevwd: A disturbance was reported in the 2000 bkxk at 8 p.m. ~· • N .. uport lloulev8rd: A disturbance was report.cj In the 1700 blodt at 2:10 a.m. Wednetday. • .._. C:.... Dmre: A petty theft was reported In the 600 block at 9 a.m. Wednesday. NEWPORT BEACH ...... .., Drtve: A car window WM sNtt...d In the 10 block between 10:30 p.m. Wednetdey ~ 7:30 a.m. ~. •IM Jo1 ....... Ro.e A air wtndowwthot wtm • 11 P Inthe 2000 btoct bet\wan 10 p.m. ~ Md '1.m. 1\led9y . Monday, May 22, 2000 3 Home Ranch goes to Planning Commission NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW On The •Residents sdy the proposal lo build an IKEA and dn office romµlex would disrupt the area. Andre w Glazer DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA Rt>s1- denl!. hdV£) d ch,inc 1• 10 ct11 their oppos1l10n to d prop~ed office complf'x und fum1turp '>tore di the Pldnrunq C ·ommi'>- '>lon meetmq toniqht Tht-("Onllrll'>'>IOO IS l'Xf>PCl· Pd to bP9m dc•libPrdtmg ctpprovctl ot ttw prow< t ctl ct nwetmg m mid-Junl• Tht> 91-ctcrP ... 1tc• of Uw pro- l>O!>Cd I lomt> Rdnch prowc-t 1-. d Wnd hf'ct11 liPld hPtW(.'t>O FalNll'W Roctd <1nd I lt1rhor Boulevctrd, fU't nor1J1 of th<' Sein D1l•qo frc•pw<1y Th<' nty on~rn.11ly cle>WJ· ndlf'<I thl' lc1nd for honw-. dncl .,mctll mdu.,try But th1• dt•vPI· oper, CJ Sl'qPr...tw111 & Son-., ,.., usklnq lht• nty to in.,lt•ctd ctlluw ct 17-clC"H' IKEA .,ton· cuHI n1·c1rly 2 11111111111 "llll<lfl' ff't'l ol olflC'P .,p,wt• tlw11• A n•port r<'ll'cl!.1 •cl l>y llw dPvf'lopc·1 1•.,tu11c1tl'cl lhf' pro· J!'C-t 1ould hnnq llw nty ct-. much rt'> $2 4 1111lho11 e1nd tlw ..,c hool dt.,IJI( l $1 h r111U1on in let\ TPV!'nlll'" I'd( h yt•<lf Thi• fl'lctll ctncl oflu .. cf1•vplnpnwnt ctho r mild hnnq ... 011w H 0011 t-.mpl11y1•1•-, lo 1h1· r111•c1 , dfC'ordmq to till' r<'p•>rt Hom1•m,•nt•r., h\·mq nPc1r Put a few words to wo rk for you. Call the th<' site have been over- whelmingly opposed to the project, saying cars coming ctnd going from the complex would dog residential streets ctnd generate smog. They also hctve objected to the bnght C'olors proposed for the lKEA '>lore dnd said a planned nine- '>tory tower would ::.tdl1d out m llw neighborhood ctnd block mountdm V1ew::.. Seger!!>lrom pl.m~ to butld ctn oflramp from the Sdn Diego Freeway to Susan Street. which the developer l-''>l1mate'> would divert hPIWPen 3,500 to 4,500 Cdt'> from Fa1rv1ew Road dnd Hdf- lior BouJevdrd each day Thi" ('XII would come otr d lutun> offramp of the frPeway lhc1t would start approxm1ately al tlw current South Coast Dn- \'I' Px1t ctnd end ctl Hdfbor Houlcvard. •. f\ lore than a dPCdde d\.JO. SL•qer!.lrom proµo'>ed d 32- ... tory hJgh-n'>t:' offict• bulldtn9 tor tlw Home Rc1nch site. That IHOJt•ct wa ... t hdllengl'd both 111 court c1nd poltllcaUy by re'>· tclPnh Thl· Pld11J1JJ1q Cumnu~'>1un will nwt>t ctl b 30 p m tonight c1t l'1t~ l lctll 77 Fau Dnvf' '°""'' Sl\ll f\\llll IClf 11t111aclll On The AGENDA REVIEWING THE BUDGET During the 4 p.m. study session. the City Council will review this year's budget. The 2000-01 operating budget will not increase from this year's, apart from employee salaries and benefits. What to expect: In comparison to last year's budget. the fiscal 2000 budget is nearly the same. The difference is that special needs within various departments are addressed. Additional funding will be made as supplemental requests. City Manager Homer Bludau approved a large number of requests he felt were necessary to maintain cu rrent service levels. These include requests from administra- tive services. the Police Department. the Planning Department and Recreation Services Department. For example .. the city clerk needs an additional S 15,000 for the signature verification for the Green- light counterinitiative. PARKING METER RATE INCREASE Wha t t o exp e ct: In helping the city decide how to more effectively manage its small supply of parking spaces. the consul· tant for the Balboa Peninsu· la Parking Manage-ment Program recommended increasing the meter fees. Daily Pilot "'~~,., OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO CLASSIFIEDS ALSO ON OUR MENU· HERE , WE MAKE "FISH TACos· DINING MORE TORTILLA SOUP CHILI SIZE THAN A MEAL! CHILI CHEESE OMHITTE :,,;:; " . 296 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA· 949·64S·7626 My Cleaning. Secret #4: He comes highly recommended, he arrives on time, and he does the job right the first time. He's the man from Colt! Ever since my best friend referr~ me to Colt. they've been my super carpet. drapery, upholstery, area rug and air duct cleaning heroes. 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ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COMMITIEE The chair of the Environ· mental Quality Affairs Com- mittee, Earl McDaniel, has been appointed to the Planning Commission What t o expect: Because council policy 1s that volunteers cannot serve on more than one commission or committee, McDaniel must step down from the environmental committee. As a result. Mayor John Noyes has indicated he wishes to appoint Robert Hawkins as chairman SANTIAGO DRIVE SPEED-REDUCTION PROGRAM The speed limit change -from 25 to 30 mph -on .. FYI • WHAT: Newport Beach City Council meeting • WHEN: 7 p.m. Tuesday •WHERE: 3300 Newport Blvd. • • PHONE: (949) 644-3309 • MAYOR: John Noyes attempt to step up enforce- ment of speed-limit viola- tors. Police said they could not use radar guns qr issue citations unless the speed limit were at least 30 mph. Since then, officials have been studying other ways to slow ca rs down. such as installing speed bumps or sidewalks. Meanwhile, resi- dents have said the trial period has gone long enough and have demand- ed a resolution. What to expect: Final action will be delayed until June 27, when staff will present data they have collected to the City Council. The traffic consultant will review the information and prepare a program of traffic-calming options. The consultant will also make recommendations for the four streets involved in the program: Santiago Drive, Francisco Drive, W indward Lane and Holiday Road. COUNCIL John N oyes Jan Dehay Tod Ridg~y Tom Thomson Gary Adams Norma G lover Dennis O'Neil Santiago Drive began at ================================================ the end of last fall 1n an Free Report J?evea ls W hy ... ''I Haven't Suffered From A Migraine In 6 Months!'' b~ Argus West Ha~ ward, ('A -I u-,ed to have the wor-,1 headache., tn the world. ~) doctor ... gave me pill after piil but nothing .,eemed to control my pain-,. 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TODAY A support group for care- givers will be sponsored by the Alzheimer's Assn. of Orange County at 1!>:45 a.m. at · the Costa Mesa Senior <;enter, 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. The meeting is free. For more information, call (714) 593-9630. A free seminar and book signing of ·Beyond Aspirin: Nature's Answer to Arthritis, Cancer & Alzheimer's,• will be presented from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St .. Cos- ta Mesa. For reservations, call (800) 595-6667. TUESDAY The Corona del Mar Cham- ber of Commerce will host Spring Promenade, its annual spring fashion show, at 11:30 a.m. at Five Crowns Restau- Auto .. Facts by Paul 'rech UltWC• A MMJR O.RMAll • • ...,,.,, JAl'AIMU AUTOllMMILD GETTING PUMPED! Few things are more aggravating than gening into a car that cranks bu1 fails to start. When the odometer reads in the ne1ghbortiood of I 00.000 miles. the ~urcc of the no·Stan problem may well be the elecLric fuel pump. It may no longer be capable of pushing fuel forward with ~u fficient pressure. Other symptoms, shon of failure to stan, include momentary engin<: cut-out, hesitation, low power, and stalling. If the fuel pump is the culprit (after ruling out the sparlc plugs and camshaft as possible source~), it is likely that the fuel filter is plugged with debris. A~ a consequence. the fuel pump ha.~ had to work harder, which has resulted in iL~ prcmarure demise. " HINT: A failed fuel pump makes a good argument for regular fuel filler replacemenL PREFERRED FEATURES Today's cars are available as base models that come with an array of standard features. On top of these. buyers can choose options to customize their purchases. Chief among these. in tenns of retail value, 1s an automatic transmission. This fealure generally outsells manual transmissions (in models in which both are offered) by about 9 to I. Air conditioning brings the next highest rule of return in resale value. In fact, it comes standard on most mid-size and lux ury cars. Beyond that, such safety components as anti-lock braking systems (ABS) and traction control are also high-value featureS'. And. side-impact airbags are becoming more widely available. Each of thesefea~ speaks to the public's de ire for increased convenience. comfort, and safety. If you are in the martel for a new car, we will do our be.st to meet your needs and your prefercnca bccau!IC WC understand how important your car is to your well- being and safety. At c.tF, 20'JO Placentia. we find solutic>M-dlat's our promi~ to you, so If your car is acting up-bring it in! Do you own • Oenn.111 or Swedish c-7 We are happy to do extended wtmnry wt>rt. Call (949) 646-69\0. We accept major cttldh cards. HINT: Vans IOd lpOf1 utility vchk:la often Offer 1 ~ eec of c:hmaie conuola fot f'C¥·1C1l pu9e0Jer&. rant, 3801 E. Coast Highway. Admission is $35 and includes lunch. For more information and reservations, call (949) 673-.4050. A tree seminar, "Feng Sbul Your Way,· will be presented from ·6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe a t Mother's Mar· ket and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa. For reserva- tions, call (800) 595-6667. WEDNESDAY An American Ftbromyalgla support group will meet at 7:30 p.m at the Hoag Hosp ital Cancer Cen ter Auditorium, 1 Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. For niore information, call (714) 840-8038. "Special Story Time with Laura,• a free children's pro- gram at Borders Books, Music and Cafe, begins at 10 a.m. at 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. For more information. call (71 4) 432-7854. Author Jane Howard Guernsey will host "The Lady Comaro: Pride of Venice,• a lecture about the 17th-centu- ry prodigy who became the first wom'an to receive a uni- versity degree. The free lec- ture is at noon at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Ave,, Newport Beach. For JllOre information, call (949) 717-3800. The Personal Growth and Transformation Group, led by psychologist Craig Wagner, will begin a new three-month series of discussions on •The Search for 'Ihle SeJt• at 7:30 p.m. at Borders Books, Musk: and Cafe, 3333 Bear St.. Cal- ta Mesa. The seminar is free. For more information, call (714) 432-7854. "Plant Your Own Fucb.lla Basket•· will be presented at 9:30 a.m. at Sherman Ubrary & Gardens, 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Each participam will plant a fuchsia basket to take home. All matedals will be supplied. Registration iS $40. For more ill.formation, Call (949) 673~ 2261. The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce will present its business after-hours mixer from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Newport Rib Co., 2196 Har- bor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Free for members, $10 fo r poten- tial members. Visitors wel- come. For more information, call (714) 885-9090. THURSDAY Pauline Maranlan wt1J direct Estancia High School's pro- duction of L. Frank Bawn's "The Wizard of Oz" at 7:30 p.m. a t the Newport Harbor High School's Norman Loats Auditorium, 600 Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach. The play runs through May 28. Shows start at 7:30 p.m. May 26 and 27 and at 2 p.m. May 28. Tickets are $8 in advance and $10 at the door. For more information, call (949) 515- .6537. Craig Brown Insurance "For life's little Accidents!" J Call today for auto'& home 'i owner's Insurance! I J (949) 760-1255 • ·=- Day: TUESDAYS -t\U DAV Fees: $99 INCLUDES CARl Rtstrvalfon.s: BooKED ONC DAY 11'1 ADVA CE Range BaUs: FREE RANCie BAI LS BErORE PLAY Golf Shop: ALL MERCHf.NDt~E PURCHASES 25% orF Food 6' Beverage: f Rr.C ON·CDURSt BEVERAGES • Amenity: EACH l.J\OY GOLf£R WIU RECEIVC A • • PCCIAl. GIFT FROM TllC GOLf SHOP SPECIAL TIMES rOA SENl<>ltS AND }UN•~ AUD AV.A/LABLP ----Po• GOLP REstavATIONS ---- 111n 19f~ 1ti04'707 226'1 P1i1<011 HJI RtMJ Soo1~. 'l'ltf'"' eouu. ~ ~"' WC"lftlR Goff ,,.,,In. Suet~. Aile- • I DailyPflot \ Tbe Newport H8rbor Area vegetarian cooking class, at Chamber of eommerce'I San-9:30 a.m. at the a.ta Mesa set After Hours Mixer will be Neighborhood Community presented from 5 to 7 p.m. on A. Ce'nter, 18'5 Park Ave., Costa large yacht provided by Mesa. The cost is S40 and Adventwes At Sea Yacht ', includes materials. For more Charters at 3101 W. Coast information. call (714) 327-7525 Highway No. 209, Newport Beach. Free for members. Cost for norunembera at the door will be $10. For more informa- ... tion , call (949) 729-4400. FRIDAY "Special Story Time with Laura," a free children's pro- gram at Borders Books, Music and Cafe, begins at 11 a.m. at 3333 Beai St., Costa Mesa. For-more information, call (714) 432-7851. MAY 27 A salute to war veterans bd American heroes will be held at the Orange County Market Place d uring the weekend swap meet from 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Orange-Count¥ Fairgrounds, Del Mar Avenue and Fair Drive in Costa Mesa. All veterans ..with proper identification will receive free admission both days, Award- winning crafters from the National Veteran's Creative Arts Festival will display their work. Admission is;$1 ; park- ing is free. For more informa- tion, call (949) 723-6660. Crystal Cove State Park will hold a "Back Country Hike" at 9 a.m. Vtsitors should meet at El Moro Visitor Center on · Pacific Coast Highway just north of Laguna Beach. The program is free; parking is $6. For more information, call (949) 497-7647. MAY28 Author David Gabbe will present "That's A Wrap," a Crystal Cow Stale Park will hold a •Back Counb'y Hike" at 9 a.m. VlSitors should meet at El Moro Visitor Center on Pacific Coast Highway just north of Laguna Beach. The program ls free; parking is $6. For more information, call (949) 491-7647. MAY 31. qr. Gavin Grant will gtve Ups on ADD du.ring his lecture called •Attention Deficit Dis- order in Children and Adults," which begins al noon at the Newport Beach Central Ubrary, 1000 Avoca- do Ave., Newport Beach. The event is free. For more infor- ~ation, call (949) 717-3801. The Mystery Book Discussion Group will discuss Dennis Le hane's •Darkness, Take 'My Aand"-at 1 p.m .. ·af Bor-- ders Books, Music and Cafe, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. The group discussion is free. For more information, call (714) 432-7854. A free seminar, "Natural Solu- tions for PMS & Menopause,· will be presented from 6:30 lo 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa MeSd For reservations, call (800) 595-6667. "Special Story Time with Laura," a free children's pro- gram at Borders Books, Music and Cafe, begins at 10 am at 3333 Bear St.. Costa Mesa For more information, call (714) 432-7854. We Buy Direct, EUmin•te the Middleman! Com.,_re our Prices! TeU 9'tape"6 Costa Mesa Showroom by appointment 1240 Lopa Ave. Unit H <-•~. l.opl) (714) 544-7288 www.teakoutdoon.com Live Entertainment Nightly at 9pm RichFauno ~. ~unday-Wednesday ~ .. ,,,..~f, Misbehavin' .,.,-Thursday-Saturday . A .. • . • • ' ' ' . . Monday, /llcy 22, ~ 5 ~.~~~-::========;;::::--~--:=====-------:===============-~-===--::--====================::::====::-~~~~~~~~~~· Around Town JUNE 1 John Lewis and Cra.Ag lha- man of Liberty Capital will give tips on money manage- ment at a free seminar, "Wealth Management for the New Millenruum, • at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avoca- do Ave., Newpprt Beach. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. JUNE 3 A book signing by Candace Chambers-Belidh, author of "The Secre t Codes of Con- duct for Marriage,• is sched- uled at 2 p.m. at Borders Books, Music and Cafe, 3333 Bear St.. Costa Mesa . For more in!onnatfon. call (949) 646-9925. The 19th annual 551 C1ub Benefit Shoot, a clay target- shooting competition, will begin at 6:30 a.m. at Hoag Memorial Hospital Presby- terian, 1 Hoag Dri'1e. New- port Beach. The entry fee· is $275 per shooter. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are includ- ed . Proceeds benefit tbe hos- pital. For more information, call (949) 574-7208. JUNE 8 . Dr. Janine IC. Jensen will present "The Overactive Bladder: Regaining Control" at 7 p.m. at the t'lewport Beach Centra1 Library, 1000 Avo~ado Ave.. Newport Beach. The lecture is free. For more information, call (949) 717-3800. JllNE 9 Orange County Fine Arts, an artists association in Newport Beach and Corona del Mar, will present a free art show from 10-a.m . to 6 JUNE 4 p.m. at Corona del Mar "People & Paws_ Walk for· Plaza. A. percentage of all Lfi. c .... ,... -· -. ~ --sales -will go towar.<1 ai;t e ause, a th~ee-mile schcJlarshiP.S for local CQl- walk and f~nd-ra1ser for leges. Form.ore information, research to find treatments call (714) 892-5946. and cures for retlna1 degen- erative diseases, wi.Ll begin JUNE 14 registration at 9 a .m.; the walk begins at 10 d.m. Reg- istration will-be al the New- port Dunes Resort. The walk will meet al 1131 Back Bay Drive, Upper Newport Bay. For registration infonnation, call (3 10) 445-8863 or the Wa1k holline at (714) 517- 8840. JUNE 5 Chapman University profes- sor Kurt Bergel will speak on "Hope fo r Peace in tbe Mid- dle Eastn at 12:45 p.m. at St. John the Divine Episcopal Church, 183 E. Bay St. Costa Mesa. Lunch is $7 .50 per person. For reservations or·· more infonnation, call (949) 660-8665. ONGOING CODE CONTINUED FROM 1 before it develops into a big- ger community problem. •Just a couple of kids can intimidate a whole neighbor- RI Residents can call Costa Mesa's hotline, (714) 327- 7491, to report graffiti and become eligible for a reward. ca11en can remain anonymous. hood. We don't want to give "Once it's gone, it's not the them that power, and graffiti sort of extends that power,.. eye pollution you would have Epperson said. if you would leave it," McDer- fr mott said. Not all graffiti stems om But graffiti can extend gang activity. •Taggers" beyond spray nAint and mark-choose a design to identify r-· tbei{ groups and try to slap it ers. Vandals ~ use etching all over town. These groups tools. are motivated to Commit van-. •Unfortunately, a symbol dali.sm and will.ke gangs are etched into a window costs not territorial, said Sgt. Mike more to repair than cleaning McDermott of tbe Newport up paint. Many times, bu.si- Beach Police Department. nesses just have to live with In fact, some residents the etching, Epperson said. might see graffiti from taggers Depending on the amount and misinterpret it as a gang of damage, graffiti can be a problem in the neighborhood. felony. Anything that causes •Jt can be some 12-yea.r-more than $5,000 in damage old who goes out and can tag can activate a felony charge, four garage doors in two min-and tbe offender could end up utes," Epperson said. "lt'.s in state-prison, Epperson said. very difficult for us to catch. · · So that's why we're trying to reach ouup the community to help. We make every effort to hold every graffiti vandal accountabl~ -gang-related or not." The thrill and prestige of a chosen spot motivate taggers to target difficult areas. Mark- ing a freeway overpass, for example, where there is a greater chance of bein,g caught, is riskier than spray- ing a desolate area and th~re fore gives tbe tagger more satisfaction, McDennott said. MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE --At !imes,.qraffiti ia actually a warning from one gang to its opponents. Rivals might pass through town and leave their scrawl to antagonize another gang. It's considered a (jiallenge to enter another gang's neighborhood and do that, McDermott said. Officers can see tensio~ mounting through graffiti. It foreshadows violence, and police use it as a form of intel- ligence. · ART CONTINUED FROM 1 •1t•s fun to walk around and see tbe art and then sit and watch the people seeing the art.• she said. A portion of tbe entry fees paid by exhibitors will go to tbe Balboa Theater Restoration Project and the Balboa Island Museum and Historical Society, sit.id Debra Huse, director of the Artwalk. She said an j!ffort bad 1111111 llllOLVED .. • *' INI 9Nal.WID runs peri-ocllclllr In the D.My Pltot on a rotlldng bas&. tf yolld like lnfor- . INlliof\ on Ging Y'D" ~ tion to this list, call (949) ~~ COSTA MESA OVIC PLAYHOUSE also been made to keep the feeling of the event very accessible. •we don't do a jurying process,• Huse said. ·we don't want to make it exclu- sive.• Part of that effort involved en couraging artists to work on their pal:ntt.ngs as they were exhibiting. Many did exactly that, contemplating works in progress ,.they had set up on easels. "It's so tbe kids and pa.r- ents can see the process and and how it's made,• HusEt said. il:lfonnation, call (949) 645- 2356 between 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. COSTA MESA POUCE DEPARTMENT Seniors age 55 and up are being sought to help staff the West Side substation. Volun- teers would be asked to work two four-hour daytime shifts per week. and would be responsible for answering 1be playhouse needs vol-phones, bicyde registration, unteers for ushering, back-fingerprinting, data entry stage, .mailings, typing, -and asSfst With Other Cify--llg~ts and manr other wide projects. Biliogua1 · duties. Por more infonna-seniors in Spanish and Eng- tion. call (949) 650-5269. lisb are also needed. For an application or more informa-COSTA MESA tion, contact Fred Gaec.kJer HISTORICAa. SOOElY at (714) 754-5208. The society collects infor- mation, photos and artifacts relating to the history of Costa Mesa and the harbor area. Volun~ are need- ed for clerical tasks, com- puter input and help in the library. For more informa- tion, call (949) 631-5918. COURT-APPOINTED GANG MESSAGES A COMMUNITY PROBLEM AND SOLUTION FROM THE STREETS tn Newport Beach, graffiti COSTA MESA SPEOAL ADVOCATES Volunteers are needed to serve as advocates for abused, neglected and abandoned children. Vol- unteers work one-on-one witb a child for three hours a week. For more informa- tion, call (714) 663-9034. A caregivers support group will begin at 7 p.m. at Our Lady Queen of Angels Church , 2046 Mar Vista Dri- ve, Newport Beach. Free. For more information, call (949) 640-1750. Last week, gang graffiti was more visible years ago UTERACY COUHCJL The friends of the Newport plagued street signs, trees and has reduced because of The ~ Mesa Llteracy Beach Public library Us'ed and some light poles near tbe · lower levels of gang activity, Center needs volunteer tutors CRISIS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM INC. Book Store needs to replen-Wedge, a popular surf spot at McDermott said. to teach English as a second ish its book stock. Patrons the end of Ba1boa Boulevard, Even tagging doesn't hap-language. People wbo want are urged to bring in McDermott said. hi h to learn English as a second unwanted books. With the But the gang monikers and pen as frequently, w c language are also encour- exception of law books or street names that branded tbe McDermott attributes in part aged call. 1i r<>rnch:.r f al to its quick cleanup. to o ·~~---· or or magazines, all dona tions -tranquil area helped reve Costa Mesa police report a more information. call (714) 1-----&Utff-i'---------1.1.<u.u.J...W(l:a...WJ.!.L.lo!2.ll~ruba~~k-=-=--1--..1D.1:L0'11Jlllrii.:;ts._ ---:----:;li<>..,1..., ..____...:1114J5......r:J3310 m Ql4) 545-3445. -are welcome and are tax-•Some of this stuff is like a ~ratt-gang-vio• This nonprofit organization is seeking volunteers for its expanding trauma response program. Volunteers would assist law enforcemen~ fire fighters and emergency-type r.espoedeis b · Author l'(eal Shusterman · deductible. Books may be fingerprint as for a style of the lence within the past two COSTA MESA will speak ,to teens, parents left at any of the three person ... lt can refer to certain years but say vandalism has SENIOR QNTER and teachers about young-branch libraries -Ba1boa, members, n McDennott said. remained a consistent prob-1be multipurpose senior ser- adult Literature at 7 p.m, at Mariners or Corona del Mar. Both cities try to erase the lem. vices fac:illty at the comer of the NewpQrt Beach Central They also can be left in the markings within 48 hours. •Tue city has made a huge 19th Street and Pomona Library, 1000 Avocado Ave., speda1 book closet next to This takes away the offend-commitment to suppress the Avenue seeks vohmteers for a Newport Beach. The event is the store ·at 1000 Avocado ers' notoriety and discourages gang problem at the lowest variety of tasks. For more Cree. For more infonnation, Ave. For more information, others from repeating it, level. It has been successful," call (949) 717-3801. call (949) 759-9667. authorities said. Epperson said. • WESTCUFF PLAZA Irvine Ave & 17th St. 5'41e-1'J,, =~'!:' Newport Beach (949) 631-3623 FITNESS CENTER (949) 689-0042 www.ahlpe-up.com (949) 689-0052 (Opening June~ Welcome to One Modi~~ M<z~~ ~UC~ E . "Your Southern California Mobility Specialists" . ~ Showroom Ho&in Mon-Fri 9am-4:30pm 711 W. 17th St. Suite A-5 Costa Mesa 949-642-2010 Toll lfte <•> '-'7·'°'6 . •Representing the full line of Pride Mobility P'roducts . •Service & Repair • losurance Reimbuneme:nt Specialist 19th Annual Corona del Mar Scenic 5k JUNE 3, 2000 Sponsors -11@§11 ----Event LUCY & LEIGH STEINBERG Mt•n'':i und Women's Rac{>':i e==-~ l Milt> Walk ~~ ~kdia Dolphin Dash Sche·dule of Events 6:30 A.W. faCtmlATIOH 8 £Gl.HS 8:20 A.M. W OMEN'S 5& llACS 7:30 A.M W .WW'P 8:45 AM. 2 Mn.a Fmc W.wt . s A 11i1. 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For more informa- tion. call (94.9) 588-1414. f}, ,, .. I • Send AAOVND TOWN Items to the Oaily Pilot. l30 W. Bay St., Cos- ta Mesa 92627, by fax to (949) 646- 4170 or call (949) 574-4268. A com- plete listing is available at http:llwww.dailypilot.com. TODAY 1' support group for care- ./ givers will be sponsored by the Alzheimer's Assn. of Orange Cowtty at 10:45 a.m. at the Costa 'Mesa Senior Center, 695 W. 19th St .. 'Co~ta Mesa. The meeting is free. f:or more information. call (714) 593-9630. rant, 3801 B. Cout Highway. Ad.mission is $35 and includes lunch. For more information and reservations, call (9"9) 673-"050. A free 1e••ur, .. Feng Shu.l Your Way,• will be presented from 6:30 to 7:30 p .m. at the Patio Cafe at Mother's Mar- ket and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For reserva- tions, call (800) 595-6667. WEDNESDAY will begin a new three-month series of discussionl on •The Seerch for nue Self• at 7:30 p.m. at Borden Book.I, Music and Cafe, 3333 Beer St., COi- ta Mesa. The seminar is free. For more information, call (714) 432-7854. •p.Ut Your Own Fuda.Ila Basket" will be presented at 9:30 a.m. at Sherman Library & Gardens, 264 7 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Each participant will plant a · fuchsia basket to take bome. All materials will be supplied: Registration ii $40. For moTe inforro~tion, call (949) · 673-' 2261. .; An American Plbromyalgta. support group will meet at 7:30 p ,m at the Hoag Hospital Cancer Center Auditor;ium, 1 Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. For more information, call The Costa Mesa Chamber of (714) 840-8038. Commerce will present its A tree seminar and book business after-hours mixer signing of •Beyond Aspirin: .. Special Story Time with from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Nature's Answer to Arthritis, Laura,• a free children's pro-Newport Rib Co., 2196 Har- Cancer. & Alzheimer's,• will gram at Borders Books, Music bor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Free be presented from 6:30 to 8 and Cale, begins at 10 a.m. at for members, $10 for peten- .,_ p.m. on the Patio Cale at 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. tial members. Visitors wel- Mother's Market and For more information, call come. For more information, Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Cos-(714) 432-7854. call (714) 885-9090. ~a Mesa. For reservations, call A th J THURSDAY · (806) 595-.§667'. . ~ _GJI or . ~e _ How~c;l_-__ -~ _ __ _ _ , TUESDAY The Corona..del Ma.r Cham- ber of Commerce will host Spring Promenade, its annual spring fashion show, at 11 :30 a.m. at Five Crowns Restau- by hul l'rech UltWC.AMMM MllllAll • ...,,.,, JAl'AllllU AUTOlfG9llD GETTING PUMPED! Few things arc more aggravating than getting imo..a car tha1 cranks but fails to start. When the odometer reads in the neighborhood of 100.000 miles, the source of the no-stan problem may well be the etectric fuel pump. II may no longer be capable of pushing fuel forward with sufficient pressure. Other symptoms, short of failure to stan, include momentary engine cut-out. hesitation, low power, and stalling. If the fuel pump is the culprit (afier ruling out the spark plugs and camshaft as possible sources), i1 is likely that the fuel filter is plugged with debris. As a consequence, the fuel pump has had to work harder, which has resulted in its premature demise: •~ HINT: A failed fuel pump malces a good argument for regular fuel filt.e replacement PREFERRED FEATURES Today's cars a.re available as~ models that come with an anay of standard features. On top of these, buyers can choose options 10 customize their purchase . Olief amoog these, in tenns or retail value, is an automatic transmission. This feature generally outsells manual tnn missions (in models in which both are offered) by about 9 to I. Air conditioning brings the next highest rate of return in rc..ule value. In fact, it comes standard on most mid-size and luxury cm. Beyond that. such safety components as anti·lock braking systems (ABS) and traction control arc also high-value features. And, ide-impact aiJbags are becoming more widely available. Each of ~features peakS to the public's desire for i.ncn:ased convenience, comfort, a{ld safety. If you are in the market for a new car, we will do our tic.t to med your needs and your preferences because we u.ndetsaand how Important your car is to yow well· being and safety. At CAP, 2090 Placentia. we find solutiont--dw's our proml§C: to you, so if your car is ICtifll up-bring It inl Do you own a Oennan or Swedllh c-1 We .re happy to do extended wamnay wort.. Call (949) 646-6910. We 8'XlefJl major cfodlt cant.. HINT: V1111 .t lpOlt udllty vthiclet often Offer a ICplf1* _. ol clin\MC COftltOls fOt l'llr·aeal pmqen. uernsey will host •The Lady Pa.ullne Maranlan will direct Comaro: Pride of Venice,~ a Estancia High School's pro- lecture about the 17th-centu-duction of L. Frank Bau.m's ry prodigy who became the ·nie Wizard of oz• at 7:30 first .woman to receive a uni-p.m. -at the Newport Harbor vers1.ty degree. The free lee-High School's Norman Loal.s ture ts at noon at the Newport Auditorium, 600 lrvine Ave., Beach Central Library, 1000 Newport Beach. The play Avocado Ave., Newport runs through May 28. Shows Beach. For more information, start at 7:30 p.m. May 26 and call (949) 717-3800. 27 and at 2 p.m. May 28. Tickets are $8 in advance and $10 at the door. For more information, call (949) 515- 6537. The Personal Growth and Ttartsformati.on Group. led by psychologist Craig Wagner, I Cn.lg Brown Insurance "For life's little Accidents!" I Call today for auco & home I owner's Insurance! J (949) 760-1255 Day: TUESDAY!> -AU. DAV Fees: S99 INCLllDES CAR I ·Rtsc:rvatfons: BooKLD ONE DAY IN ADVANCF Range Ball5: FREC RANGI: !JAi I s BtFORE Pl.A y .. Golf Shop: ALL MLRCllANDtSE r uac ttASES 25% orP Food 6' Btveragt: Face ON·WUR.SC BtVCRAGES . 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MAY 27 A salute to war veterans and American heroes will be held at the Orange County Market Place during the weekend swap meet from 7 a.m. to 4 _ p.m. -at the Orange County Fairgrounds. Del Mar Avenue and Fair Drive in Costa Mesa. All veterans with proper · identification"Wilf receive" free admission both days. Award~ winning cralters from the National Veteran's Creative Arts Festival will display their work. Admission is $1; park- ing is free. For more informa- tion, call (949) 723-6660. Crystal Cove State Pa.rk will hold a "Back Country Hike" at 9 a.m. Vtsitors should meet at E.l Moro Vtsitor Center on Pacific Coast Highway just north of Laguna Beach. The program is free; parking is $6. For more information, call (949) 497-7647. MAY 21 Author David Gabbe will present "That's A Wrap,· a Daily Pilot vegetarian cooking class. at 9:30 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center. 1845 Parle Ave., Cost.a Mesa. The COit is S40 and includes materials. For more information, call (714) 327-7525. Cryslal Cove State Park wU1 hold a "Back Country Hike• at 9 a.m. Visltors should meet at El Moro V1Sitor Center on Pacific Coast Highway just north of Laguna Beach. The program is free; parking is $6. For 1more information, call (949) /,97-1647. MAY 31 Dr. Gavin Grant wlU give Ups on ADD during hiS lecture called "Attention Deficit Dis- order in Children and Adults,• which begins at noon at the Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avoca- do Ave., Newport Beach. The event is free. For more infor- mation, call (949) 717-3801. The Mystery Book Dlscusslon Group will discuss Dennis Lehane's •Darkness, Take M}' Hand" at 7 p.rn . .at Bor-- ders aooks, Music and Cale, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesd. The group discussion is free. For more information. Cdll (714) 432-7854. A free seminar. "Natural Solu- tions for PMS & Menopause,• will be presented from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Patio Cale dl Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th SL, Costa Mesa. For reservations, call (800) 595-6667. "Special Story Time with Laura." a free children's pro- gram at Borders Books, Music and Cafe, begins at 10 a.m at 3333 Bear St., Costa McSd. For more information, cdll (714) 432-7854. -S~ 'P4ti6~~ Teak is now Affordable! We Buy Oirecc, Elimi~te the Middleman! Compare our Prices! T.U~ Costa Mesa Showroom by •ppointment 1240 Lopn Ave. Unil H (~el~" Lopll) (714) 844-7268 www .teakoutdoon .com Live Entertainment Nightly at 9p1n Rich Fauno Sunday-Wednesday -~ .. ~~' Misbehavin' Thursday-Saturday Doily Pilot Around Town JUNE 1 John Lewis and Craig lhl- man of Liberty Capital will give tips on money manage- ment at a free seminar, "Wealth Management for the New Millennium,· at 7 p.m. at the Newport Beach Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocd- do A,ve., Newpprt Beach. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. JUNE 3 · --lbe 19th annual 552 Club Benefit Shoot, a day target- shooti.ng competition, will begin at 6 :30 a.m. at Hoag Memorial Hospital Presby- terian, 1 Hoag Drive, New- port Beach. The entry fee is $275 per shooter. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are includ· ed. Proceeds benefit Ute hos- pital. For more information, call (949) 574-7208. JUNE I Dr. JaniJ\e K. Jensen wUI present aThe Overactive Bladder: Regaining Control~ at 7 · p.m. at the Newport Beach Certtral Library, 1000 Avocado Ave.. Newport Beach. The ' lecture is free. · For more information, call (949) 717-3800 .. JUNE 9 CODE CONTINUED FROM 1 before it develops into a big- ger community problem. •Just a couple of Jdds c.an intimidate a whole neighbor- hood. We don't want to give them that power, and graffiti sort of extends that power,· Epperson sald. Not all graffiti stems from gang activity. "Taggers" choose a ·design to identify their groups and try to slap it all over town. These groups are motivated to commit van- dalism and unlike gangs .are not territortal, said Sgt. Mike McDermott of the Newport Beach Police Department. In fact, some residents might see graffiti from taggers and misinterpret it as a gang problem in the neighborhood. m Residents can call Costa Mesa's hotline, (714) 327- 7491, to report graffiti and become etigible for .. reward. callers can remain anonymous. "Once it's gone, it's not the eye pollution you would have if you would leave it,• McDer- J)'lOtt said. But gra{fiti can extend beyond spray paint and JDMk- ets. Vandals also use etching tools. Unfortunately, a symbol etched into a window. costs more to repair than cleaning up paint. Many times, busi· nesses just have to live with the etching, Epperson said. I • ART CONTINUED FROM 1 •It's fun to walk around and see the art and then sit and watch the people seeing the art,• she said. A portion of the entry. fees paid by exhibitors will go to the Balboa Theater Restoration Project and the Balboa Island Museum and Historical Society, said Debra Huse, director of the Artwalk. She said an effort had llTTIH llYOLVED • *' IW 9NGIJllD runs peri-~ In the D.ily Piiot on a rOUlllng bMk. tf you'd lice lnfor- mltior'I on ~ 'fOAll organiza- tion to 1hls list, all (949) 574-4228. .. Monday, Nat 22, 2000 5 also been made to keep the feeling of the event very accessible. •we don't do a jurying process,• Huse said. •we don't want to make it exclu- sive.• Part of that effort involved encouraging artists to work on their paintings as they were exhibiting. Many did exactly that, contemplating works in progress they had set up on easels. ~It's $0 the kids and par- ents can see the process ancl and how it's made," Huse said. infonnation. call (949) 645- 2356 between 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. COSTA MESA A book signing by Candace Chambers-Belida. author or "The Secret Codes of Con- duct for Marriage, H is scned- uled at 2 p.m. at Bocders Books, Music and Cafe, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. For more ittformation. call (949) 646-9925. Orange County Fine Arts, an artists association in Newport Beach and Corona del Mar, will present a free art show from 10 a.m. to 6 p .m. at Corona del Mar Plaza. A percentage of all sales. will go towar~_an_ scholarsbiP.S for local· col- leges. For more information, call (714) 892-5946. ·u can be some 12-year- old wtto goes out and can tag four ~ge doors in two min-utes, pperson said. "It's very · co.tr for us to catch. Depending on the amount of damage. graffiti can be a felony. Anything that causes more than $5,000 in damage can activate a felony charge, and the offender could end up in state ~rison, Epperso~ said. POUC.E DEPARTMENT Seniors age 55 and up are being sought to help staff the West Side substation. Volun- teers would be asked to work two four-hour daytime shifts COSTA MESA OVIC pe.r week and would be PlAVHOUSE responsi"Qle for answering JUNl4 "People & Paws -Walk for -the Cause.JI a 'Chret!-mi\e • walk and fund-raiser for research to find treatments '""aOd cures for retinal degen- erative diseases, will begin registration at 9 a.m.; the walk begins at l 0 a.m. Reg- istration will be at the New-. port Dunes Resort. The walk will meet al 1131 Back Bay Drive, Upper Newport Bay. For registration information, call (310) 445-8863 or the Walk holline at (714) 517- 8840. So that's why we're ~g to MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE reach out to 'the community_ to _ _At times:~~ is _a_£lually_ help. We make eve,ry effort to a warning from one gang to hold every graffiti vandal its opponents. Rivals might accountable -gang-related pass through town and leave or not." their scrawl to antagonize lbe playhouse needs vol-phones, bicycle registration, unteers for ushering, ~ck-fingerprinting, data ~ntry , sf.age, maUings, typing,.., -and -assist wittr other city- lights and IDAllY other wide projects. Bilingual duties. For more infonna-seniors in Spanish and Eng- tion, call (949) 650-5269. 1ish are also needed. For an JUNE 5 A caregivers support group will begin at 7 p.m. at Our Lady Queen of Angels Church, 2046 Mar Vista Dri- ve. Newport Beach. Free. For more in formation, call (949) 640-1750. JUNE 14 Chapman University profes- sor Kurt Berge1 ~ speak on "Hope for Peace in the Mid- dle East• at 12:45 p.m. at St. John the Divine Episcopal Church, 183 E. Bay St. Costa Mesa. Lunch is $7.50 per person. For reservations or more information, call (949) 660-8665. The thrill and prestige of a another gang. It's considered chosen Sf>?t .motivate taggers a · challenge to enter another to target dilficult areas. Mark-gang's neighborhood and do ing a freeway overpass •. for that, McDermott said. example, where there is a Officers can see tensions greater . c~an.ce of being mounting througl\ graffiti. It caught, is nskier than spray-foreshadows violence, and ing a desolate area and there-police use it as a form of intel- fore gives the tagger more ligence. satisfaction, McDermott said. GANG MESSAGES A COMMUNrTY PROBLEM COSTA MESA HISTORICAL soam The society collects infor- mation, photos and artifacts relating to the history of Costa Meria and the harbor 'area. Volunteers are need- ed for clerical tasks, com- puter input and help in the library. For more informa- tion. call (949) 631-5918. AND SOLUTION ONGOING FROM THE STREETS In Newport Beach. graffiti COSTA MESA Last week, gang graffiti was more visible years ago UTERACY COUNOL The Friends of the Newport ~ plagued street signs, trees and has reduced because of The Cost.a Mesa Literacy Beach Public Library Used and some light poles near the lower levels of gang activity, Center needs vohmteer tutors Book Store needs to rep1en-Wedge, a .popular surf spot at McDermott said. to teach English as a second ish its book stock. Patrons the end of Balboa Boulevard, Even tagging doesn't hap-language. People who want are urged to bring in McDermott said. pen as frequently, which to learn English as a second unwanted books. With the But the gang monikers arid McDermott attributes in part laoguage are also encour- exception of law books or street names that branded the aged to call To register, or for magazines, all donations -tranquil area helped reveal to its quick cleanup. more information. call (714) b k Costa Mesa police report a _____ h_~ar-=-d_,c,...,o-=-v--=e-=-r =an,...,,d_..P,,,,a,,..pe_r~a_c __ -~-1--th_e~cul-!...pn_·ts~. ~~~....-....-..--'d1E~1Gdilw°nl14&i4iin~o~vl'tleii:4rallw...g1GaJ.1<ngy._ivia· ou.-,___435..J310 or (714) 545-3445. are we come some oflhls stUtt1S1lke a Author Neal Shusterman will speak to teens, parents and teachers about young- adult literature a t 7 p.m. at the Ne wport Beach Central Liurary, 1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. The event is free. For more information, call (949) 717-3801. deductible. Books may be fingerprint as for a style of the lence within the past two COSTA MESA left at any of' the three It can refer to certain years but say vandalism has SEUlftlll QNTER person ... 1'"'m:.>ned a consistent prob-""""' branch libraries -Balboa, mem~." McDermott said. ""~· Tiie multipurpose senior ser- Mariners or Corona del Mar. Both cities try to erase the • lem. vices fadllty at the comer of They also can be lert in the markings within 48 hours. "The citY has made a huge 19th Street and Pomona special book doset next to This takes away the offend-conunibnent to suppress the Avenueseeksvolunteersfora the store at 1000 Avocado ers' notoriety and discourages gang problem at the lowest variety ot tasks. For more Ave. For more information. others from repeating it, level. It has been successful,· call (949) 759-9667. authorities said. Epperson said. 19th Annual Corona del Mar Scenic 5k WESTCLIFF Pl.AZA Irvine Ave & 17th St. ~e-1<# ~~~'!:' JUNE 3, 2000 ' Newport Beach FITNESS CENTER (949) 689-0042 ( 949) 631-3623 ~.ahepMlp.com (949) 689-0052 (Opening June~ We~ome S 0 UR C One Medical & Mobility Producu "Your Southern California MobiJity Spccialisu" . ~Showroom Houn Mon-Fri 9am-4:30pm 7 J l W. J 7rh St. Suire A-5 Costa Mesa 949-642-2010 Toll FNe <•> '47-"'6 • Repmenting the full line of Pride Mobility P'roducu . • Service & Repair • lnsurance Rambu.nement Specialist • Sponsors ,,, • ----~ Event . ... , LUCY & LEIGH STEINBERG Mc>n·~ and Women's Races ~~ Media e==-~ 2 Mile Walk ,..JCIMM\' Dolphin Dash chedule of Event 6:30 A.M REGISTltATION 8EGCNS 8:20 A.M. WOMBN"S SK IAC& 7:30 A.M WAIUW P 8:45 A.M. 2 Mn.aFuNWAJ.X 8 A.M M EN'S SK RAcE 9 A.M. ht Km'S 001..l'fflN DASH I Ul'Jli<\ll OtMn ao.lnlrd Md Heliotrope la Corooa de! Mer-aMft CONU del Mar SUie Buch ......SDI Lot. Parkin)( 11"" 111 tbe eorooe •1 w.. 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CRISIS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM INC. 1llis nonprofit organization is seeking volunteers for its expanding trawna response program. Volunteers would assist law enforcement. fire lighters and emergency-~ b¥ .. " emotional first aid and sup- port to injured or traumatized people. Other volunteers would provide dispatch and office support No experience is necessary, training will be provided. For more informa- tion. call (949) 588-1414. ( -.., • My game plan each morning is to read the Daily Pilot. Why? Because the newspaper · knows what it takes to win: great local news, provpcative community columnists and plenty of prep sports. The Daily Pilot is the champion of local news. Got · the Pilot? Cell 1 (800~ LATIMES to eubaatbe • cal (949) 642-4321 to adver1'se 1' '• n Dailf}rJ•ot n c SPORTS HALL ·oF FAME •Morse leads the way as nine Sea Kings amass 60 points to top µte Division ill ·girls field. . CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM Joseph~ DAllY PtloT ' NORW AUC -To all those skeptical about Coro- ~g~4~ TUCK & FIELD Jenny Cummins skipping the 400 melers to concentrate on the 800, she bad one simple answer: 2:16.0L That was the personal record Cum- mins turned in for the 800 in Saturday's -GIF Southern ·Section· Division m. girh track and field finals at Cerritos College. • On the waterfront during a celebrated time for the Sailors•: boys swim team, where it all came together. She finished second behind team- mate Liz Morse, who won in 2:14.14. Those two earned 18 team points in the 800 and that catapulted CdM to a team title. They also qualified for Friday's Masters Meet, which includes the top Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT For an elite swimmer lft like Jon Ballack, there were plenty of big meets to remember, including the 1985 NCAA Championships and '84 U.S. Olympic nials. But no meet can match the exhilaration of the CIF Southern Section 4-A Finals in 1983, when a large portion of the Newport Harbor High student body sup- ported him in.his quest to win CIF titles in the 100-yard backstroke and 100 butterfly. Angeles Olympic Games. nine runners from all Southern Section But Ballaclc didn't make it divisions. out of the trials that year in •Everyone made a big deal about Indianapolis. that,• Cummins said about not running •1 was training well the whole the 400, even though she had the third- year, and even had some fastest qualifying time for the CIF pre- career-best times, but for some liminaries, "but it paid off at the end• reason 1 just didn't perform well After the 800, CdM leapfrogged at the Olympic Trials,• Ballack Notre Dame of Sherman Oaks, which said. "I don't know if it was finished second, for a 10-point lead. It also validated CdM Coach Bill Swnner's stress or what. You've got one strategy of holding Cummins to one chance to make the team, and if you don't swim the fastest at event while allowing Morse to run a grueling schedule of four races. that particular time, you don't "Peonle kept second guessing me,• make it. ,. ·1 didn't swim very fast in the he said "Parents were asking about it. And about 40 coaches came up to me prelims, and if you don't make and said, "You don't have a chance.' l . . Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 949-57"4223 • Monday, May 22, 2000 7 CIF title .. In Ballaclc's specialty -the ckstroke -he SWJJ..LU__. __ the best time in the nation that year (51.35), which, at the time, was the second-quickest mark in CIF history. the finals (at the trials), you can't gathered all my kids and told them not ~"9-~cot:}tvmnpenm~e~in:-vithmreVP-not•~-;;to~listen~·~~tor.-;;::th~em.;:=::-~an~d~thaEi-tw.:C::e~di~·~h~v~e~a-t~__!,~~..,,,....,,.....,.~~,....+...,..!..~~~~ to finish in first chance. t was a ongs ot, we a a "That was the best feeling of my whole career, the CIF championship meet shot and we took it. U I felt we didn't (or second) place. It's have a shot. then I would have run the hit or miss. ·1 still watched all race differently. But I felt we did and we had to take it.· my buddies at the 1984 Morse did her part with two individ-Olympics. I was there in the stands (at USC), ual ClF titles. Besides advancing to the Masters.in the 800, Morse won the 400 cheering them on.,. . with a Masters qualifyin' g time of 55.89, A member of the 1983 U.S. national though she will skip this event to focus team. Ballaclc landed. on the 890. The only event Morse did TAYA. KASHUBA I DAllY Pl.OT Corona del Mar High senior Uz Morse crosses the tinlsh line to win CIF Division m tiUe In the 400 meters (55.89) Saturday at Cerritos College. (at East Los Angeles College),• Ballack said. "I've been to the NCAAs and the Olympic 'l)ials, but Jon Ballack at the University of not qualify for Masters was the 200. in Hawaii, where be whidlshe finished third in 25.22. when sopho1J1ore Season Meservey placed fourth in the 3,200 with an 11:31.20, giving the Sea Kings a five- point lead over Santa Margarita and a 16-pOint margin over Notre Dame. record of 4:20.85. He finished runth m the 800 with a 2:09.70. nothing was like the feeling I got from the CIF finals. •It's almost unexplainable, because you've got (virtually) all the student body there behind you i.I) the stands, cheering you on. I get chills now just Uiinking about it It was pretty remarkable. Then, to have won and swam the fastest time in the nation, it was kind of special.· Ballack is the only Newport-MeSa swimmer to ever win a CIF championship in the boys backstroke in hall a century, or since the stroke has been contested. , He also won the CIF butterfly title in 50.82 to become the second straight Sailor to capture that event at the CIF 4-A finals, following Tom Harrison's 1982 victory for Newport Harbor in 51.01. "Newport Harbor was known at that time as a good aquatics school/ saidBallack, a four-time All-American in high school. "It was kind of nice to be part of a high school that put so much emphasis on a<l\¥ltics .. As a high school student, it's niceJo be somewhat popular and . successful in sports, as opposed to football, which, during my years, didn't have very strong teams." Ballaclc, who grew up swimming mostly for the Mission Viejo Nadadores' dub team, put · college on hold after Newport Harbor to train for the '84 Los continued to excel in 1985, "Obviously a lot of thingS went well setting a Western Athletic for us today,-: Morse said. "lo the Orange County Championships, we lost Conference record in the 200 by only three points, 50 I knew we had backstroke in 1:48.3. the potential to win. A lot of stuff had to After a year at Hawaii, Ballack transferred to USC, happen for us and it did.• where he swam for two years The stuff that happened included and his "social life got a little Mater Dei only getting four top-three carried away.,. finishes and defending champ Santa Ballack eventually transferred Margarita losing its 1.EiOO relay team after two kids unexpectedly quit before to Long Beach State, where be the prelims. Hence the Eagles, only five finished college and did not points behind CdM heading into the ~pretty much think I reached 1•600 relay, could not cballenge th~ Sea my potential (after competing at Kin~·s 1,600 relay team of Morse, USC) and got a little bumed out, Cummins, Becky Cummins and Jaycee shall we say," Ballaclc said. "I Mahler, who ran seventh in the 300 low just got to the point where I was hurdles in 47.98, clinched the team title putting in six hours of training ·th · · · if 3 55 34 1 every day, but wasn't necessarily Wl a wmrung time 0 : · · t was improving, and that's painful the Sea Kings' fastest mark this year and mentally. = ~~ced to the Masters as the "I made the decision at that But what really allowed CdM to point to put more time in capture the team championship, academics and hang up the matching the school's 1988 3-A crown, Speedos. It was tough since I is that everybody contributed. The Sea had been swimming my whole Kings scored all 60 of its points in nine Ute That's youridentity. You're events. Runner-up Notre Dame wound not Jon the Swimmer anymore. up with 50. You're just like any Joe blow. It CdM sophomore. Allison Brawner was kind of a tough transition, made the Sea Kings' first big mark with being so competitive into being a second-place finish in the high jump. an average person again.• Brawner reached 5_. on her third and Never average in the Daily final attempt to separate henelf from a Pilot Sports Hall of Fame, of aowd of jwnpers at 5-2. It put ~ which Ballack is a member, the behind winner Sharon Day of Costa latest honoree to be featured Mesa. but Brawner gave CdM eight resides in Redwood Shores, valuable team points. about 30 minutes south of San Junior Diana Hossfeld put up the first Francisco, with bis wife, Karen. points fOI' CdM with a fourth-place fin. Tue c;ouple wu ma.nied in June isb in the 1,600 (5:08.35). Five bow'S lat- 1998. er, CdM's title was an but Wrapped up "To win this over Santa Margarita, Mater Dei, Notre Dame, Atascadero and other schools much bigger than us, is really amazing,• Sumner said. "What really won it for us is that every· body scored points. Liz didn't do all the work, because every kid contributed points. Season got four big points, Alli- son got eight and Jenny got eight. Llz scored 'half of the team points, but somebody had to step up and score the other half." On the boys side, CdM's Josh Yelsey ran second in the t ,600 with a personal Costa Mesa senior Greg Stewart's attempt at breaking the school record of 21,6 fell just short, but his brne of 2'1.94 was a PR. He placed fourth. improvmg on his sixth-place finish at last year's finals. • Mesa senior Robert Hulliger placed fourth In the discus (157-10) and ftfth in the shot put (54-4 114). . CdM senior Sean Fenton was ninth in the shot put(50-7 1141. f\1esa junior Rami Ghebrelodus con- tinued to shave ronsiderable time off his PR in the 3,200. He placed fifth with a time of 9:32. . Estancia senior 1TaVlS Chandler bed for eighth in the high Jump (6-0) Big 'Day; for Mesa NORWALK -With the wide- eyed innocence only a freshman could possess, Costa Mesa Higb's Sharon Day captured the girls high jump title at Saturday's CIF South- ern Section Division Ill track and field finals at .Cerritos College. Day more than made up for her disqualification in the 400 meters. Her high jump mark tied her own school record and it was the fourth- best qualifying mark for Friday's Southern Section Masters Meet. Day outdlleled league rival Alli- son Brawner of Corona del Mar. who cleared 5-t on her last attempt to force a one-on-one matchup. Day then cleared 5-6 on her second attempt to win the crown. Mesa senior Julie Kroening con- tinued her remarkable run by qual- ifying for the Masters Meet in the 300 low hurdles..After setting.a pc.r-,~ sonaJ record last week in the ClF preliminaries ( 47.16), she shattered the school record with a 45.33. That placed Kroening third m the Divi- sion m race and got her the runth and last spot for the Masters. The Costa Mesa girls 1,600 relay team, comprised of Day. Kroening, Usa Dunn and Ashley Schafer, fin- ished fifth 'fith a time of 4:02.74 The Muldmgs firushed tied for seventh in the team standings. .JONES, STEEN AMONG NEWPORT HARBOR'S CIF CHAMPIONS •Boys 1.~ relay squad also captures crown at Saturday's Southern Section Division n finals. Tony Altobelli Steen took the title in the DAILY Pit.OT ' 1,600. For the UCLA-bound NORWALK -Newpqrt Jones, a dash ol anger, mbred Harbor High's nevor Jones, , in with a little luck and a gml· AmbeT Steen. Dan Moyer, erous be}ping ol Oat-out tal· Richard Weber and John ent, added up to • DMr·per· Peschelt can now add CIF feet aeetion in bll 8"Dtl. champion to their future ath· After the lenlor suffered a 1etic resumes followlng Satur-Jare secood-p&Ke outcome In day's tIP Southern Section the l 1P high hurdles, Jonee Dtvtslon U 1\'ack and Pield took tbe top spot ID bll nut Championships at Cerritos two lndMduel r8C9 before College. uc.bodncJ tbe wtnn1ng t,eoo Jooea woo two lDdMdual ,...., IClued .wmts,. tb8 tOO-m.ts dMb ·'lb 'be bon.t. rm di a and tbe 300 intannediate bur· little angry av.-tbe adgb llur· ... then ...... wttb Mor-dlM .......... JaDll Mkl wltb. •• W.. and PwcMM bi tbe Oft,..M gdD lalrMtng b9 '1dDlloul 1,eoo.....,. ... ... , ..... •Pv w1a. RICI & FIELD •After that race I just rea1i, focused and went after the r8lt ol the events harder.• Kenny Vlnb of Katella edged Jone1 at tbe tape in the btgb burdlel with • 14.16, beaartng Jooel' t4.27. It WM tbe flnt win for Vlnb °"' --In three meeUDg tbll year and, aamding to .Jon9, tbe reuon was limple, IOlt ol. •• bit too mmy ln.a'CDll,. --Mid .•• don't know wby. Maybe my ftuibOlty w• blllDg oump• 'Ill GI' W- Mlg. ltllllakmyblacb_. IDOdlmtDtbeb•Wel.I gal up-= md dldD't -.i:.= ... ~-~ that race, be wu only a few hundredths ol a secood olf his penonal-best time. Perbap& an even bigger surprile than Jones finishing 88COOd in the high hurdles wa bis ftrst-place effort in the 100 (I0.89), edging out nm Gregory bom Hart (11 .03). MllllDg from the race wu No. t QUdfler' and favorite Jabria Aildl from San Gor- ~ wbo ••• IC'J'&tcbed Inn tbe ~ due to report· tDg .... '° tbe ltiUtiDg ..... •AD I tDow ii that wbm I found oul be WUD1 tn tbe na. I md to...,...., 'Hey, I ........ em.ly ...... c:Mnre at'dm =··· JODel .ut. •t --~11towmtbe110 ....... wt ..._ teCDDd ID IMlOO.OllMll.• • Jones used a late kick In the 300 hurdles (37.08) to hold off Norm's Kurt Siebert (37.98) for CIF title No. 2. In the 1,600 relay, Jones followed strong runs .. from Richard Weber (St.3 leg), John Pelc.belt (51.0), Dan Moyer (S 1.4) and aoaed the line ftrst wttb • team time ol 3:20.87. "Each relay a.nber nan toUd races.. Newport Coach 8lm Barry Mid. •Noddng loo OMby, but all ftlY good.. The s.tb'I boys tMlll end· 8d up tn -=ciad .,..... to tbe cw.a .... -=-wtlb ......... ;; ..... Md a MDII a Anoroon.de ,, ................. ...... ... , ...... -. Olllil ............... .... day's CIP Masters Meet. but will concentrate on the hur- dles events and the relay only. "With the turnaround so fast from the Masters to the state meet. it's just too many events,• Bury Mid For Steen, it was a matter ol battling her own wheels. A victim ol multiple bbsten oo • both feet. the junior still won the t,eoo (5:04.67) and t0ot .cond in the 3.200 (t0:58.t0), hlir IK'Ond llnlght runner-up llMft la that .... •y .. they b.urt. bUt wbet ant you ga6ng to cto•• Steen ...... , .... mg'° ........ ...... . ..... --=r: '° jwta • CIP ... Wlllda pret-tf clmn good.• • -~ .... ' ' • ~- ... .. 8 ~Moy 22, 2000 NEWPORT CONTINUED FROM 7 It was a three-runner race with Steen, Pacific's Meaghan Leon and Brea Olinda's Jenny Thune. Final- ly, with just more than 200 meters to go, Steen found another ·gear and pulled away. Steen qualified seventh for the Masters Meet in the 1,600 despite winning her division. "I thought it wa~ winn~r of each division and the next fastest five times, instead of being just the fastest nine times, "Steen said. "I was running to win instead or running for time. That was my mistake on that one.• A winner in the 3,200 in last year's Masters Meet, Steen qualified this year in sixth position. "Hopefully, my feet will . . . . .. ·-·~ I j ., • ... •. $ r~~J,;.."'~ reei better ana 1 can w1n the lllCI VOWYllLL 3,200 again, •steen said. Senior ~Dill will be joining the Sailors CIF May eans third champs at M~sters, after qualifying seventh in the dis- cus throw. Her mark of 130-7 was good enough for fifth place in Division n. SANTA MONICA-New- port Harbor High graduate Milty May teamed with Holly McPeak to finilh third in the Beach Volleyball America women's tournament Sunday at the Santa Monica Pier. May and McPeak, the No. 1 seed, lost in the semifinals to No. 4 Linda Hanley and Nancy Reno, 15-13, but . Other Sailors who were talented enough just to make it to the CIF Finals were April Ross, seventh in the girls high jump (5-2) and eighth in the triple jump (34-11 3/4) and freshman Valerie Day, who took sixth in the girls 300 low h urdles (47.51). defeat~ Uz Masak.ay~ and The Harbor girls finished Elaine Youngs, 15-13, m the sixth in the team standings · lhi;rd-place match. · with 23 points, behind Sul-May, a fo{IJler two-time tana' (63), Woodbridge (36), national player of the year at Arroyo Grande (28), San Long Beach State, J;>C>Cketed Marcos and San Luis Obispo half of the $7 ,500 third-place (24). prize. . For the boys, Chris McMU-Annett Davis and Jenny Ian was seventh in the 1,600 Johnson-Jordan, the No. 2 (4:25.59) and Peschelt was seed, split the $15,000 first fifth in the 800 (1:57.55). prize. OFFICIAL PUBLIC NOTICE A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA APPROVING GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT GP-00-01 ADOPTING AN UPDATED HOUSING ELEMENT. THE COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING FOR CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF COST A MESA APPROVING AN UPDATED HOUSING ELEMENT. ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION: NEGATIVE.DECLARATION. This public hearing will be held as follows: DATE: Monday, June 5, 2000 DEEP SEA .;. . · ...... n • ( . .-.' ··~-. ' -errv-6F NEWPORT BEACH NOTICE INVITING BIDS Sealed bide may be received at the otllce °' the City Cle~ 3300 Newport Boulevard, P.O. Box 1768, Newpolt Beach, CA 92658-8915 until 2:00J.m. on the 131h day June 2000, at wtiid1 time-such bklt shall be opened and read for . EASTBLUFF AND BOHrTA CREEK PARKS RECLAIMED WATER RETAOFYT AND IRAIGA T10N IMPROVEMENTS Tiiie of Protect Cof*Kt Mo. 1327 1270,000 Engineer's Eedmete ~.:t. Pubic Worb Direc1of Prospective blddere may obtain one Mt of bid documentl 11 no coet at the omoe c1' lhe Public Worn Depart· ment, 3300 Newport Boulevald. P.O. Box 1768, Newpoft BMch, CA 92658-8915. 1 t '! a ea a re szctfi Win HllH SCHIOl IOYS IEll•-~ CdM duo moves on Dana Hills. COSTA MESA -Corona del Mar High doubles part- ners Michael Bean and Peter Kulm.aticld won three matches Saturday at the Costa Mesa Tennis Center to advance to Friday's CIF Southern Section . boys individual Round of 16. •His knee and ankle joints were very stiff and he tried to warm up, but couldn't play,• Mang said. "I think it's grow- ing J>Clim.· CdM sophomore cameron Ball, however, the No.· 1 seed in singles, was forped to default d ue to joint pain, according to Sea Kings Coach Bean and Kulrnaticld, both juniors who won the PCL dou- bles crown, swept three oppo- nents, winning 36 of 47 games. . Cd.M's junior doubles part- ners Randy Myers and Robert Kennedy won two matches, before being elirninatedin the third rounH', 6-1, 6-0, by top- Tun Mang. . ·1 didn't know cameron was hurt, until he showe(l up (Saturday) morning,• Mang said of the Pacific Coast League singles champion, who is now questionable for the Division I team playof~. which continue with Tuesday's quarterfinals against visitihg . seeded Goh Fukugaki and Siege Sullivan from Peninsula. The Round of 16 will be held Friday at SeaCliff Tennis Club in Huntington Beach. 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Waniland, ~t for Continental Mobile ,Manor, WarthouMman. 1121 ~e, I C.ri"t SnWt 1tn4 Qulity Gdrts far las Direct Cremation-.. $495 Immediate Burial .. $995 (l..J.ln <Asht) Prearrangement Programs Ava.ilable for Funeral Services, Ctt.mations and Culccu cc ,'\11'\HI ,,,.1 ..._\\I I .'-\:-..S , 1C \'-,h I I ~(i49) 37~ Pubil•htd Newport BHCh·Co1ta Mtll =Plot May~ FIND an apartment through ctaasffled STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?. • • • • • • • • • • • Tht U,al D'J'llrtmnrl 111 rh1 D11ily Pi kit is pk11Sttl to 1111no11na 11 n1111 sn-vin now 11Vlli'4bk to 1UW businnsn. ~ wiU now SEARCH th1 ru1m1 for JO" ~t no Cttrtl chttrie. 11rui 111w JOll tht time 11Ni tlH trip to tlN CA1m Ho1m in S.nu AM-Thm, of""''"· 11.fin' UN 1111rrh is compkt1J wt wiU fik JO"' fi<tirious bus;,,n1 ru1mt mttmtml with UN CA1111ty Clerlt, jnlbliih onct 11 ..wilt for jollr ~tits as "'luiml by t..w 11NI thm fik JO"' prr>0f of p11blic11tio11 with tlH Co1111ty Ckrlt. Pklll# stop by to fik_r11r fictirio111 b#Jinns st4tn'!lml tit 1/N D.ily Pi"11, .330 W. &J St. CAsta M1U1. UJO" cannot stop by, pkas1 c11U"' Ill (949) 6'24321 11NI iw "'iU mAltt •nwnsrmmts for JO" 10 hllndk this pr«W4lr1 by .,,,.;L NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhat public hear· Inga will bt held by tht co.ta Meu City Council on Monday, June s, 2000, at 8:30 p.m., or u IOOll thtreafl« .. poeel- ble. In the Council Chamben1 of City Hall, n Fair Drive. Colla Meu, on ltwl foltowlng ilem1: REQUEST from Council Member HHther Somera for Council Review of lhe following projecll: DevelOpment Review DR·00·05, for Jim Ctlalla, 1649 Bayalde Drive, Newpol1 Beach, authorized egent for Stella Ind Joe ~·:i for • fouf-unlt small lot aubdlvl91on project locai.d II 2087 Gardin Lane In an R2-MD zone. and v .. ting Tentative Tract Map VT"151191 f()( a ~ rNldentlal IUbdivllioft with two common Iota; 1nd ~·Review DR-00-t 2, for JoMptl Cefalia Jr., 118 Wnl Balboe BIYd.. Newport Btadl. for a four-unlJ r11ldtnlial 1mall fol IUbdMeio{I project fo. cated at 21! And 219 EUI 18th StrMI In an R2·MD zone. Environmental De· termination: Exempt. Both projtcta -· If>" proved by !ht Plamng Commltebl on Mey I. 2000. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that at lllld tmt and pleoe all lnltrMttd penona may lj)pMr and bt t-o by the City CcMinoil on IN abo\19 "elM. IF THE AFOAEMEN· T10NEO ACTIONS ME CHALLENGED IN COURT, !ht challtnOt mey bt llmlttd lo Oftt .._ --,.... at IN pubic haaltl1al c»-aorlled In .. nollot Of In wrlll an cor· reapoodanot dahertd lo .. Clly Ccud ... Ot ~ to. the pubic haar- ~ T. IWOTT, .,.., -a.ti Publlafted Newport l e1cll·Co1ta M"tH Olly Plal ..., 22. 2000 Ml4i ON 111B Published Newport Beach-Coat a Mesa Thi• business le oon-nla g266() tion, call Fong Tee. ducted by. a corporation Janna Lewis. 1280 Prolect Manager • at Have you atarted Bleon Ave. St.B9'602, (!149) 6"«·33 I 1. Daily Pilot May 22, 29, 2000 M847 doing businesa ye1? No Newport Beach. Calil0<· Published Newport Bank of Orange nla 92660 Beach·Cosll Mesa County, Raymond Barry Britill McAlfee. 7945 D .. Pilol .. 22 29 Page, C-iN Vice Prell· E S.llnaa Ct Orange e.,, 1 ..,ay • • AD! Classified is CONVENl.ENT whether you're buying. selling. or just ~das.1ilkd bu what )'OU need! CLASSIFIED (949) 642-5678 dent """.., C~Hfomia 921169 · 2000 M849 This statement was Thts buslneBS is con· flied with the County eluded by: joint venture Cleric c1' Orange County Have you 1tarted on 05/01/2000 doing business yCll? No 20006827591 Jame L LIWll Dally Pilot May. 15. 22. Thi• statement was 29, June 5. 2000 M837 filed with the County Clerll °' Ora• County SELL on 04-25-2000 20006829Mt th~~ Oliy Pilot May I, 8. 15, 22. 2000 M831 .. CUSSIFIF.D u·s the 80.lutlon you're searching for-whc!ther you're 8edlitlg a ho~. apartment, ~drbeW occupa:donl Have A Garage Sa-le! Call the Piiat Claaalfleda at E949J B42·EiB7B ta Place Your Garage Bale 4d ! . . ' If r# shou/J h.w ""l fortlHr q11estions, pkm1 c11.U au 11,,J iw wiU /,, ""°" thtin K/lui to 11Ulst JO"' GooJ lurlt in JO"'"'"' biui,,nJ/ MOVB1 SeD,-aan = 1· 1· ~WMllDI---~---~~--· -------------------...------------... • ' , " , ,, • N011Ca TO Bond In 111 Mllllft nat documenea. CONTRACTORS '"' ttwln one hundred 8ldl 1t111 be ~ CN I .. '°" .. peroenl ( 100%) ol .. lo-In .. piece ldlnlft9d 8dlool ~ Ill bkf Pflce. end Nmiltl ebove, and .... llidl COAST COMMUNITY ceftlflcatn evidencing w• be opened end COUEGE DISTRICT INI the ~ 1119Ur· p\lbfdY reed 8lolld 11 Bid O..cl"1e: ance 11 In lhct In the the abov11tated time .. ~ a 2000 a1 amouma • 1onr. 1n "" anc1 p1ace. _.. • general CondiUoot In In accordanot .-. the 2~ ':. Bid ~ the 9Yent of tllllufe lo i>nMeion1 ol Calltomla Of11ct of Difeat« o1 eritt< Into the contr9d Publlc Coftncll Code o. ............. Couc ,.._ and Htc\111 Ifie re-Seetion 3300, lhe [)js. r.., ___ 'lf• """'''" qlljred doc:umtnll, IUCt\ trict ~that the bld-~·~O ~ bid Met.lrily w.11 bl kif· der poee.-the follow· Avenue. Cotta Mesa, lifted Thi Falthlul f'9r· Ing claMiflcatton of oon- CA 112626 f0<mance Boad lhall r• tract«'• lk:ena1 11 the Project ld1ntlh<:ation main In luff lotc:e and If• tlml that the contract la Name: Orange Coast lld lhrough the guaran-awarded: Collge Riii Room Fa· '"Plt!Od u ~In Contractor: C· 12 c:ilillll; Bid No 1a12R the gln4Hal condltlont Uc:.nae ~ Bide are on fik1 The DISTRICT re· PUBLISH. May 15, lllld l'tallebl1 11. Office 1111111 the noht IO rtll<:t 2000 end Mlv 22. 2000 of the Physloal Fac111ties any or ah bids or to WALK THF{OuGH: C9<1rdll)ator, Ardith w1lve any lrregot11ltlea NO WALK THROUGH Richy. Coaet Com· or Informalities in any WILL BE HELO munity College Di4trict: bids or In the bfddino. BID DATE: June 7. 1370 .... &~ Aw -.... M required by s.otiorl 2000 at 2:00 p.m. .. D", &;;.;'•Miia . .' c;;:v· 1773 of the California BOARD DATE. (714) 438""873 Labor Code, ~ Owec:tor J\#11 21, 2000 Web Site: of the Department of In-No payment shall be www.ccocbclullacillties dustrlel Relabona of the made for wOlll or met• NOTICE IS HEREBY State of I Califomla hH rial under the con11ac:t GIVEN that the abo\/&-determined th1 gener· unless and until the Rag· named Sc:tlool D11trict of ally prevailing ralaa ol lltrar of Contractors wrl· Orange County, Caltfor· wages In the locality In flea to the DISTRICT nla, acting by and whlCh !hi Woitt is lo bl that ~CONTRACTOR th h Gov I pelfOfmld Cop1es of wu lioloMd al Boa~. t!~elnaf1e~m;: theH wage rate de-the time he contrac:t !erred to 11 ·DIS· termlnatlona. enuttad was awarded. Ant CON- TRICr ···'I Iv PREVAILtNO WAGE TRACTOR not 10 to, but iiot'"'1at~ha~ J: SCALE, are maintained licensed Is aublaci to above·atated time. at the DISTRICT office penaltlea under the law. Haled bids for the located at. t370 Adarna II the license ctaul· award of 8 contract tor Av1.. Coate Mesa, CA llc:at1on sp9Clfl4ld herlin- the piojec:I 6"cmed as; 92626. Phya!Clll Fa<:il· aboYa is that of a ·1p1- New ConatructlOfl of 1tles Planning, and are aa)lty conlrae:fo(" u dl- T 623 Sq F av11fabt1 to 1nv In· fined' WI Section 7058 of ,.:t Room uaF!cih:t 11estad party ..,lll)OJI tt~ JIU! .C11J1tocol1. B1.1t1oe.u (Type v-NR Oocupancv quest. The Contractor and Protesslons Coda, 9). Shall post a copy of this the spec:iallty oontreC1or There wlll be NO document at each Job ewarded the Contract for CHARGE for one set of Sita Thi Contraot0< and thcs Wor'K. Sha" "sell con· bid documents any auboontractor undef 111\Jct a majority of lhe Bids she.I be r8C181Ved 11 shall pay no1 lass than WOfk, In accordance in the place ldantille<I the specified prevalltng with the provisions ol above. and those bids rates of wages IO en Cahfomca Business end shall be opened and workers employed in the Professions Coda publlcty read aloud 81 execution of the Con· Section 7059. the abova-atatad time tract Alf Woitt must bl OOfn· and place No bidder may pitted within 60 con· In ac::cordan<:e With the withdraw any bid for a aeoutive days. nme ia of provisions of Cahlornta penod of sixty (60) da}" the essence Failure to PUblic Contree1 Code &1181 the date set for tilt complete th• Work "&~ 3300 h Ot openrog of bids within the bme set lofth ..,...,IOfl · 1 8 s· A payment bond shall heflln win result "' the triC'I requires that the ti.cl· bl r-u1red ~nor to ••· Imposition of liquidated der possess the follow· -.. Ing ciasS1fication of con-oc:utlon of t e contract damages 10< each day of tractor's license al the and ahall be in the loon delay, In the amount aet time that the contract 15 set forth II\ lhe contract forth In the "fnlormatlon d dO<:Uments. for Biclde<s". awar eel Pursuant to Section Eac:h bid must con· Contractor B Uclnse 22300 of ttll Pubic Con-form and be responl!VI PUBLISH· May l5 tract Code, the contract to the contract do<:u· 2000 and May 22 2000 WALK THROUGH Wiii contain provision• ments. Each bidder lhaJf NO WALK THROUGH perm1tt1ng the &UC· submit, on lhl form WILL BE HELO C818IUI bidder to luml&hed wrth the con· BID DATE June 8, substitute securities lor tract documeni., a llat of 2000 2 00 any montll withheld by th1 proposed subcol!· BOA~D DA ~g' th1 District to ensure tractors on th11 p1oJect June 21 2000 petfOfrnan<:a under the H required by the N II contract Subten109 and Suboon-0 payment aha be Eadl bid 1<1brmled 1n 111ct1~ FaJr Prae1ieea made tor WOfk Of mat• nat under tht contract raaponae to this Notic:e Act. ovamm1nt Coda •---nd II ... A shell cont111n. as a btd Section 4100 et aeq un..._ 8 unt ,,,. IQ· Item. adequate sheeting. Each Bid shall be ac· lstrar of Contractors ven· shonng, and bracing, or companted by 1 certified la---1'lh1e81.sl-#toi.-.C:.:th:Ge>MlO'f:llS~T.cR;:i:IQCT~~l!!u!!iv~alant method, lor Of iet's <:lllOk or bid was pn:>peny fio1ns1c1 at proliCtiOi'i OI Ida iiid WI an the tune tht c:onttact hmb in trenches and less than tan percent wu awarded Ant CON· open ex<:avatK>n. Which (10'li.) of the total bid TRACTOR not so shall conform to ap· pnce, payable to the Ots- 1 d I bl pfleatMe safety orders trlc:t as a guarantH that t<:ense 8 au eot to Governing Soard the bidder. if ils p~oposal penalties under the law. 11 the license <:lust· By Wllllam M. V199, 11 accepted, shall ticatlOfl spec:lflld herein· Ed. 0 ., Chanc:ellor, promplfy execute the above is that ot a spe-Coaat Community Agraamanl. tumtsh a ...ial a--" College Olatrlc:t satistactory Faithlul Per· .:la!lty con11 ..... "" u de· Published Nawpon lonnance Bond In an ftned WI Sacbon 7058 of the cer.t0<n1a Business BHch·Costa Mae1 amount not 1111 than and Profa&aK>nl Code, DBlly Piiot May 15. 22, one hundred percent 2000 (I~) of the total bid the speciallly C()(\lractor -------'M=8=35 price, tumlah a Payment awarded the Contract for Bond in an amount not this W()(I( shall 1tsef1 con· NOTICE TO leu than ona hundred atruc:t a majonty of the CONTRACTORS pelOllll (100"4) of the 10- Work. In eoeo<dan<:e CALLING FOR BIDS i.1 bid price. and lumiah with the provlalona of School District c1111hcates 111idenclng Caldomta Buslnass and COAST COMMUNITY that the reqolred Insur· Professions Code COLLEGE DISTRICT anoe ti In elfac:t ln the Section 7059 Btd Dtadl1na. amounts set forth In the A• Woitt must be com· June 7, 2000 at general cond1hon1. In platacl within 90 con-2:00 pm the event or tailura to secullve daya Time IS of h the essence Fallure 10 Place of Bid Recelj)I enter Into I e <:onttac:t complete the Woik Office ol Dtracior of and exawla th• ,.. IMthin the bml Ml lofth Purchasing. Coast Com. quired docvmants, IYCh herein Wiii r11Uh In the muntty COiiege Dtstnc:t, bid MC:UMy Ml be for· Bldg 0" 1370 ~ flltld The Fallhful Per· Imposition of hquidated Avenue, Costa Mesa, tormanoe Bond Iha• ,. damages for each day of CA 92626 main 1n full force and If· delay, In the amount set Project Identification feet thrnunh the guaran-lortl'I In the Information --., tor Bidders" Name Orange Co11t IH period as apaciflld In E.... b'~ College Repair/Pave thl general oondllionll ""'' "' must c:on-Nonh Campus Parking, The DISTRICT rt· form and be respon$1V8 10 the contrac::I dOcu-Bid No 1811R lllVN the rlQht to rejac:t ments Each bidder shd Piece Bids ate on lilt any or all 1>tda or 10 submit. on the form and a11a11ab11 at· Off1e1 waive any 1rregutanu11 fumlShed with the con-of the PhysloeJ Facilltlea 01 lnf01mahti11 In any tract documents. a list of Coordinator, Ardith blcla or In the bidding ttll 1><op<>1ed aub<:on-Richy. Coast Com· M required b:t SIC1lon bactors on thla P<Olect muntty College District, 1773 of the California as required by the 1370 Adams Ave .. Bldg. Labor Code. !hi OVector ..... .... . D". Costa Mesa. CA of !hi Depanment of ln-;x1blattJng and ovbcon-(714) 438-4&73 dultrlal A*bonl of the tr.cling Fair PrKric:aa Web S11a· Stall of Caltfomta ha1 Act Govimmam Code WWW <:ccd <:dullac1lrt1es d1t1rmlnlcl the nanar· Sec:tiot1 4 100 al aeq .. Each Bid shall bl ao. NOTICE IS HEREBY ally prevailing rat11 of ,...,,....""nled 1w 0 cenified GIVEN that the above-wagea in Iha locality In y~....... vr named School CMIJict of whlc:h the Wont II to be or cashilf'• cl1ICk or bid Or•""" County, Cahfor· nartormed. Copl11 of bond In an amount not -·..-.. -Ins than len ~rcent ni•. acting by and lhlH wage rate d•· (1~) of !hi total bid through Its Ooveming terminations, ant1tl1d pnc:e. payable to the Ors-Board', her1tnaftar re-PREVAILING WAOE lrict 85 a guaiantH that larrad to as "DIS· SCALE. are ma1nta1nlcl the bidder, If l1s proposal TAtCr. w\11 r~ up at the DISTRICT office 11 .acceplfd, shall to. but no1 later than the located at 1370 Adami promptly IXKUta 1he 11bove·atatad time. Ave.. Colla Mlea. CA Agreement, furnish a sealad bids for th• 92826; Physical F1<:ll· Mll9factory Fllthtut Per· 1ward of a contract tor 1!111 Plaf\nlng, and are forma~ Bond In an the projed ~ as a11allabl1 to any In· amount no4 leaa than Naw Paving, Reautface ttrllled party upon ra- one hundred percent and Repafr of North quest. Thi Contrac:tor Parking Lot WI poet a 009Y of this (100"W.) of lhl IOlal bid There will be no document at Heh job price, IUmlsh • Payment c:harpe for one Mt of bid 141•. Thi Conlractor and ~ ............ ... .... ~ ... .... =..of ...... ~ worl!ara ~ In "' •lleCU1ion of the Con-tract. No blddar may wlltldraw 9l'Y bid tor • period ol lidy (80) divs ., "' dlte ... b .. opllWng ol blda. A peyment bond hi be requifed Pl1or IO IX· ecullon of the oontrael and ltlall be In !hi form ... lofth In the contrac:t oocum1nt1 PurlUallt 10 section 22300 of the Pld<: Con- tl'ICI Code. the oontract wl!I oonta1n provisions permitting the sue· 0111lul bldd•r to 1ubatltu11 HCUrilles for aitty monlH withhafd by the Olltri<:t 10 ~re pttf()(m8nc8 undar the oontraci Eech bid IUbmitted in rff900M to this Notic:a shell contelll, es a bid Item adequate sheeting, ~. Ind b111c:lng, or t(iuiVei1nt method, tor the protection of lie and limb in trenches and open exc:avation, wNch shall conform to ap-~ Miity orders. Governing 8oard By Wllflem M. V199, Ed. D .. Chanoellof, Coa1t Community College Ofatrlct Publl1h1d Newport Beach· Costa Mesa OaliY_ PiJoC May ! 5, 22. 2d0lf M638 NOTICE INVmNO BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Crty of Costa Mesa. acting by and through its Go'lern- lng Board, hereinafter referred to as the City, wi~ receive up to. but no tater than 10:00 a.m. of the day of Juna 12, 2000. Saeled btds lor the award of a contract lot. THE CONSTRUCTION OF SEISMIC RETRO- FIT OF COSTA MESA CITY HALL, POLICE FACILITY ANO COR· PORATION YARD CITY PROJECT NO. P0-03 THIS PROJECT IS SUBJECT TO THE "'BUY AMERICA" PROVISIONS OF THE S URFACE TRANS· PORTATION AS· SISTANCE ACT OF 1982 AS AMENDED BV THE INTERMODAL SURFACE TRANS· PORTATION EFFI· CIENCV ACT OF 1991 All bld~ lhall be made on a bid form lum\shed re<:e!Vtd ai the City of Costa Mesa at Iha OfflCI of the City Clerk, P .0 . Box 1200, n F11r Dnva. Costa Mesa. California 92628. at or before the time and data stated above, et whk:h time they will be publicly opened and react aloud "' Iha Council c:hambel$ at said addrne Eac:h bid must con- f()(m and be responsiw to all 1>•t1lnen1 Bidding and Contact Oocu· men ts A HI of Bid Ooc:u· ments mey bl obWned at the Oftl<:I of the Oily E~. n F11r OriW, CoSta Mesa. Callfomla, upon nonrafundabla payment of 1100.00. An addltlonal charge of $20.00 must be rn- cludad It handled by mail Bid Documents and OCher oor(t9Ct docu- ments may aflO bl aic· amlned at the Otlice of the Crty Clerll of the City of Coste M111. Bid Document• will not be mailed unless the addi- hOnal $20 00 Charge IS included With peyment Eac:h bid lhal bl I C· companied by bid secur· ity. List of Designated Suboontrectors, and re- quired by Iha tnatrvctlon to Bidders Pursuant to Section 1 m of tt11 Labor Code lhe g1na11I pr1v111tng waga ,., .. In the county In wt1ic:h the WOii\ IS 10 be dona have been cte· !ermined by lha Director °' the Calitomla Oeoa'1· ment of Industrial Alla· 1ioos. Thi Fldlraf min· mum wage rates tor Iha proiec1 as predater· mined by thl Unrted Statu Secretary ol LI· bor are tit forth. el11Whlre In this boolt end mey be examined at the office• described abova wt\afe project plan1, 1p1clal P'O"illlons. and proposal formt ITlly bl ~ M-dencla to modrty the fed- .,., mWmum wage Thi CllY Cc.lid of "' cna 171H15 NOTICE CW r.._, II lllCllMfy, wll Clly o1 Cotta Miu re-NOTICE TO VACATION be lleilld IO .. plan ..,_ thl ......., IO -'-C-DIT-OF .,____ 11 ........., -"*"' F1Aln ~ ::,. and ail"'.._ ~ 8'Uuc ~ tt:ih. c#y-~·Of =-~ = bid lrregularitlll In (SECS. 1104, t.c.,C1~ :_:~ prectetennlnld •I'd are ~ract0< snaH com-' 1108 U.C.C.) vacation of a ~ of on Ille .. the callfornla ..... wlltt lhe prcwlelonl of &crow No. pa ............... a ~- Deonnti• ol tndullrial ~ 1no to t780 in-10326-JE ,;;;;= Wiit blv;: ~ -Nllrenced c::tu.w. of th8 Callfomia NOllcl II l\e(aby ~ clucted pursuant to m. bu1 not prlrlted In Ifie Labor Code, the Pf...,.._ IO Cfldlloll of the w4fwl California Strffl and gln4Hal inWlilng WllQI Ing rate and ecale of riamtd 8lllr !hit a bulk HtQhways Code Section ra~ ... ........_.. lo wages Htablilhld by ..,. II about IO bl nl8da 83bO • Public S1rMt1. ,....,_,,, .. ...,,__, the Direc:to< of Iha De-of Iha ...... ~ Highw1ys and Service the Federal minimum panment of lndu1tr1al below. Ea11mants VacaHon wage requlrem1nta. If Relations, Stat• of Catt· The namff •nd bull· Law. The strHI right of there II a diff8'lnOI bl-fomla, Which are tiled n111 1ddre111S of thl way P<GPOlld to be tw11n the minimum wW'l the Chy Qeitc of !hi eeller ara: Mohammad vacated 11 d1sc1lbld wage ratae prlldeter· City of eo.t. Meaa. and Aiu Atwad, Ali Aiu below rNnld by thl Secretaty thalt forfeit penalties Aryarad Hollahang The! cena111 portiOn of of t.Abot and the generll 1><ncr1bld lhlretl'I fOf Tabetlbll. 14100 Culvlf Pa<:lflc Ot1v1. lormerly 1)<9Yalllng wage ralM nonoom!Jllln<:e ot the Dnve, trww, CA 9'2604 Ellatnc Way, Ill the Cly dltermlnld by the Di<,c:· laid code. Thi tocauon In Cahf«· of Newport Buch tor of the Califomla 0.. This oontrlci la subject nla o1 the chill executiVe County of Orange. Suite partment of lnduatrlal to state contra<:lor office of th• seller la· ol Calltornla 11 ehoWn R1l1llon1 for almller nondiscrimination and Same u above on map of Coron1 Del tcfah•uiflcaCollonanlra~t°'or labotin j compliance require· M lilted by the Mlllr. Mar tract hied In Book 3. ~ o ments pursuanc to Gov· all other busin111 Pages 41 a/Id 42 of ~ ~ lhltl PIY 1mment Code, Section namq and adclreSHS oetlantous M;ape 1n lha not 1151 than the higher 12990 vatd by Iha Miler within olflOI of the County A• wage rate. The Depart· three yHra before th• corder of said Covn1y, mint will not accept The City of Colla datl such list was sent tying aouthwa1t11ly of tower Stile wage retes Mesa~haret>y notifies all Of delivered 10 the buyer the lottowmg deacrtbed not speclfl<:alty Inducted bidders that 11 will al· are: Super Irvine, Inc.. line In the Federal m1n1mvm flrmallvely 11\SUrl that 1n 14120 Culver Drive 'B". Beginning at th• In· wage determinatlon1. any oontrad entered into IMnl, CA 92604 ttrll<:tlOfl of Iha nonn- Thl• lnc:ludes ·helper" puraoant to ltws advlr· The names and bull· waallrly ttne of AllO<:aelo (or olhar clasaifk:atlons bsemant, cbadvantegad nHS 1ddr11aes of Iha Avenve. 21.00 feel wide buad on hours of ex· business antarpriMI Will buyer are Cyrous Fan· a1 establ15had per City perl1nce) or any Olhlr be affordable full op· nyan, President, of Newport Beac:h Re~ <:laaaif1c1tlon not •P· portunity to submit bids Bahman Jahanglry. tutlon No. 99.34 ,.. paarlng In the Federal In response 10 thla lnvlta· JASMINE, INC .. 20651 corded as Document wage datermtnatlona tlon and will not be dis-Lake Fores1 Avenue, No. 19990417369 ol Oi· Where Federal wage de-cnminated againat on. Lake F0<11t. CA 92630 flaal ReoordS In the of· terminatJons do noc con-tha grounds of race, Thi 1SMts to bl sold hce of the County Re- tain Iha Slate wage tale color, °' national ongin are clllcribed 1n gena<al corder of n1d County determination olhlrwtaa 1n oonsJdarat1on 10< an as: Fumltura/FurtureSI and the< north>NIS!lrly ayallable for use by the award Equipment and good Wiii prolongallon of the Contfactor aJ'ld sl.lbc:on-• -• -& llMIC ll017 of a Rest1u· llOOtnWesterty IN of thl- tractora. the Contrac:tor The U.S. Department rant and ere located at. northeasterly 60 ob feel and auboontract0<s Shall of Transponation (DOT} 14100 Culver Drive. ol Pacific Dnve, lylng pay not less 1han the provides a totl·free 'hot· ll\llne, CA 92604 IOUlhwaaterly of and ad· Federal minimum wage line" saMCe 10 repon bid The, busmass name jOlrltng Block 326 of uod rate whic:h mos1 clocsaly ripgW19 actlvrtiel Bk! ng-UMd by tha seller at that tract. thence along aaod appro,1oma111 !hi d\llies g;ng act11111ietl Bid ng-loc:atlOfl 11 CASPIAN IOUthwestArlw line of the employees 1n ging actJ\/11189 can be r• PERSIAN RESTAU· S 4(t 17"42.·1 E 258 66 question. ported Mondays thtOVQh RANT fHI 10 kne pa1anet With Thia proje<:t Is a fader· ~rldays, between 8:00 The an1iopatect date of and 60 oo feet. meas· ally funded project and am. and 5 00 pm ea111· the bulk sate la June 8 urad al nght angles, wiO be under feclerat rag-em lime. Tafaphone No 2000 at the office of from the no11hweaterly ulat1on1 whk:h include 1·800-424-9071. Any· Escrow Sotutt0ns • 2172 tine ot Pacific: Dnva tymg the Oavts-Baoon Act and one with knowledge of Ovponl Or • •22. IMne IOUthwesterty of and acf. related aCIS Thll wage possible bid cotluSton. CA 92630 jOlllt{1g Block 329 ot saict dltermnation Wiii bl un-or other fraudulent TM bulk sale is sub-tract thence along aalCl dar the OaVIS-Baoon Act adMtles should uaa the feel to Calrfomia Uniform parallel Ima S 24 23·25 and related acts end the hot1ine" to r8l)Ott these Commerc:ial Code E 343 32 feet 10 the Oeparlment of Industrial actilllbes Thi hotllne" Section 6106 2 northeasterty line of that Relatlons. State of Cali· Is part ol Iha oors con· II so subject, the name certain port10n of Pacific lomla (the Contractor tinulng effort to Identify and addrus of the pe1. Dnva vacated per City of end Subcontractors and onvestlgate highway son with whom claims Newiion Beach Rasofu· sl\aH pay nol less lhan construction contract may t>e filed is ES()l'ow lion No 412 recoroact 1n lha higher waga rate) fraud and lbull end IS SolutJons • 2172 Dupont Book 11 Paga 285 of Thi City has obtainecl operated under the Dr.. #22, Irvine CA aao<t Oftioat Recotda from Iha Director of the dirlctlon of Iha DOT In· 92630 anct the last date NOTICE IS FURTHER Deoenment of tndUstnal spectOf General All In· for fifing claims shall be GIVEN HEREBY that Relations the general formation wiU be treated June 7, 2000 which 11 the Crty Council of the prevailing rate ol par confidentially and caller the bu&tne89 day before Chy of Newport Beach diem wages and the anonymity wlll be re· the 11le data specified has sat Tuesday June general prevailing rate spec I· ebove 13 2000 at the h0u1 ot f0< holldey and ovanima a d Dated May 17. 2000 7 00 PM as the tune wortl in the toc:ale on Techntcal questions JASMINE. INC. and the Counctt whlCh lhl work is to be stioold be directed IO Iha BY: Cyroua F1nny1n. Chambers as the plaOI pertormed fpr eacn craft OfflOI of the Eng1neet. Praeldant tor lha heanng of all pt1· cfasslficatK)n or type of Cny ot CoSta Mesa, Ca~· BY: Bahman Jahanglry sons mterested in.or ob- worlt needed to exatute fom1a. telephone (714) Published Newporl 1ec:t1ng to lhl proposed the conlrac:t. Holiday 754·5378 Baach·Costa Meu vacatfon, and said City PUIUC NOTICE ANNUAL RIVl!W OIF THE cm'WIDE TRAFFIC •ACT FEE PROGRAM The Coata M1ae Clty Counctl ... hOlcl • public h••nng 10< IN annual revtew of the Citywide Tratllc Imped F11 Pio-gram on Monday, June S, 2000. 11 6 30 p m , in lhl Coonclf ~ of City Hal n Fa1r D11ve, Co61a Meaa. CA Thi Tral!I<: lmpec;t FM Pr~ram haa bean ff· l8bllshed to ftn1nce the 1mprov1m1n11 ne<:es· sary to 1ddre1a tne cumufatMI tm~cts of d1valopm1nt w1th1n Co~ta Maea and to enstir• that the standard level of servioa 11 main· ta1n•d on the Traffic Circulation System All audtl of in. T raffte Impact Faa Program Is ava1latll1 for revtew by the publi<: at th• CoSla Mesa City Clark's Oltice, 77 F1lr Or1v1, Costa Mesa Public Commenis 1n a•tl'ler oral 0< wonan fOflJI may bl prHented dunng the pvbl1<: haar. ing For funhar 1nforma· hon, telephone (71 4) 754.5335 or viSJI the T ranspona11on Services DIVISIOn 11 City Hall, 77 Fair Drtve Costa Mesa CA MARY T-ELUOTT. Dlputy City Cler11 P-11bl.-h1d N~PQJl Beach· Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May 22. 23. 24 25, 26. 29 30 31 June 1 2. 2000 M843 1110 NOTICE OIF PETITION TO .a.tll'T'IR ESTATE OF: VIRGINIA L. GRAY m WIGNA L .. DE88E" GRAY m DU8IE GRAY CAR NO. A2021U To al heirs, blnefJ. ciar'". cract.tore, con!• 1ngent c1ed1to11. end ~'90IW wno may other· wl$8 be interested WI lha WI" or estate Of bolll, ol VIRGINIA L GRAV aka VIRGINIA L DEBBIE' GRAY au DEBBIE ORA'( A PETITION FOR> PROBATE has bffn Ille<! by Jolin ,._ ~. Sr In the Superior COur1 of Calllomia County of ORANGE THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requesta !hit Johf"i A Mugler Sr bl appointed as PlflOOAI represen1awe to ldmln- 1s1a1 the aS1all Of thl dl- cact1nt THE PETITION re· quetts aulhorlty to ad· m.noster the esuit• undel Iha tndap1odant Admln· 1stration of Estates Act (ThtS Atlthorily wilt allow th• pen;onal reprHent· ahve to take many 11c- 11ons wl1hou1 obtaining <:oun 1PProvat Before taking <:4lft11n very Im· ponent actlOfls how· aver tilt pel$Ollll repr• 5811ta~ve wiM be_ reqwao to g1v1 notice to In· terHted ll(!<sons unle• they have waived nolk:e or consented to thl proposed action I Tn1 1ndap1ndel\I adm1n11· 111t1on autllOnty will bl granted vniess an in- terested person hies an ob1ac;1ion to Iha petition and r.hows gOOd cause why the court should not grant the aultiOrlty A HEARING on the pe1itlO"I w·~ be hetc:l on JUNE 15 2000 '1 t •5 pm 1n Dept L73 lo- cated et 341 The C11y Drive South. Orange CA 92868 IF YOU OBJECT to Ille granting of !tla Piii llOn, ~ Should appear 81 lll8 haanog and 5tate your obf8Ct'°"5 Of Illa wnnen objl<:110n1 with the cou'1 belora the hear1ng Your •P· paaranca may be. 111 per son or by your anomev IF YOU ARE A CRED-ITOR or connngem Cfld- rtot ol tne deceased you must 1111 'fOAJf Clail'll With the court ano mail a copy 10 the personal rep- resentative appointed by the coun wrthln four rates shall be paid as Mary ftlott, Dally Ptlol May 22 2000 Counat at the same hmtl ..... -+========~!H-et~~~._..~1-1-!W 11111 bargaining agrea· meot apphcable to aacn panicutar craft, cia111· flcallon or type of WOfk employed on the prqect. Oaputy City Claftl IV>Clenoe offered by any 1111 from the datl of I Alf.----o...i Coples of s<:hedulas of retea so determ1nect are on Ille II the City Clerlt'1 Offiee, ~led et 77 FaK Or1Vt. Costa Mas.a. Cali- fornia 92628. and ara 1va1tabt1 to any in· tertlled party upon r• quest. In accordance with SectlOfl I 773 2 of Iha Cahlornla Labor Code. the Contraocor shall post a 009Y of Ille dot~ 11on ol prevailing rate of Wll9IS at each job Illa Tha Contractor and any 1ubcontractor(s) shall pey not Jess than the ape<:1lled prevailing ratff wages to alt work· 81'9. employed by them 11'1 the exec:ullon ol the CM- 1ract A payment bond Ind patformance bond will be required pnor to the e•e<:utlon of the con· trllCI The payment bond and perlonnance bond lhd be WI the form and amount sec fiolth In the contract documents In accordanc8 with ~ ot PUbllc Con- tact Code Section 22300, aubst1tutlon of el;g1bl1 1nd equ1v1t1nt 1ecu111las for any monies wllhh1td 10 ensure performance un- der this oontract Wll bl pennllted at lhe rlQIJlll and 8JC?lnsl of 1he Con- t rector. Each bidder shall l>O$MI at the llml lt1ia contract 11 awarded a C1aM B" 101nM (Gen- eral Bvclding). pursuant to Public: COntrac:t Code Sectiotl 3300 The IOC' ca11lul bidder must maintain the llcenH throughollt the duration °' !hi contract.. No bidder may Wllhdlnt his bid for • pe- riod of lilcty (601 daya al· tlr tilt dall Sit f()( the apen!ng thereof. Note -l>rab1d Con· NOTICE OF pei.on interested Ml the laranoe is IC:hadvled to PUBLIC HEARING p1opo5e<1 11ac:at1on hal .. stall al the City Hall NOTICE IS HEREBY tolora descnbec:I lobby. n Fair Drive, on GIVEN that a publi<: /Sf LaVonna M. Monday, May 30. 2000 heanng Will be held by Harkt111. II 10·00 1.m the Co5ta Mesa City City of N-port BeKh Published Newport Covn<:ll on Monday, Pubflshad Newport Baach·Co11a Mase June 5, 2000, al 6 30 B11ch·Cos11 Mase Dally Pllol M1y 22. 29. pm. or u eoon the<• Daily Pllol Mat 22 31 2000 aftat as pol.Slble. 111 Iha 2000 M842 Council Chambers of What ha~pens tt ~ou don't advertise? Call ~e · Classttieds (94~) 64~·~7! ~.~ City Hau, n Fan Or1Vt Costa Mesa, on Iha fol- lowing item URGENCY ORDINANCE to place a moratorium on any new singlt·larruly, small tot land UM eppllc:alJonS IF THE AFOREMEN· TIONED ACTION IS CHALLENGED IN COURT. the challenge may be llmfttct to only 1hole 1uu11 raised at the public: heanng d .. la1lbld 1r1 11'115 ~ or In Writtan COi· respondance deh"ared to the City Counal at. or r,nor to. the public hear· n2oTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that at said time anct ~ an interested pereons may appaar and be haard by lhe City Counc:H on th• above Item. MARY T. ELLIOTT, Dlputy City Cleric Publl1had Newport BHCh·Costa Mesa Da.tly Piiot May 22. 2000 M845 Clas ified is CONVENIENT whether rou 're buying, selling. or just looking.~~ what fOU need! CLASSIFIED (949) 6i2·S6 8 J)flily'~ Pilot MW851 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1 public heamg will bl held by th• COS1a Mesa City Council on Monday, Juna 5. 2000, et 6 30 pm .. or as soon !her• altar as po5S1bl1, 1n the Council Chambers of City Hall. n F.., Dnve Costa Mesa. on lhl fi* lowong 11em REZONE PETITION R-00-01 Jim C1faha, 1649 Bayside 011va Newport Beach. authorized agent for Stella and Joe Calalta lor par·annua11on zoning of untn· corporated propeny Ill 2087 Gardef\ L1n1 to Medium Density Rasi- den11al tR2·MDJ NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that 11 S8KI llml and place al 1nte<11tld persons may •PP•ar and bl heard oy 1hl Crty COUl\<:tl on 11'8 above item IF THE AFOREMEN· TIONED ACTION IS CHALLENGED IN COURT. the ahalllOQ• may be hmitad to onty ttlos• ISSUIS 1a1sad at thl public haanng da- lalbed In ttllt notlC8 OI In wr111en <:or· raspondenc:e dal1vared to the City Council at. or p!10r' to, Iha public hair· 1ng MARV T. ELUOTT, Deputy Cl1y Ctn Published N1wpon B1ach·Cost1 Maaa Diiiy Ptlot May 22. 2000 M840 ters as pnwided 111 Pro- bate Code sec1lOI\ 9100 The tirne lot fihng daime w1M not exp•ra belOfl lour months horn the hearing date nolj<:ed above YOU MAY EXAMINE Illa .... kepi by Iha court If you are a l>el1IOn io- tareatld on tile 11ta11 you may h e with lhl court a RIQIJeSt tor Sol- cial Notice (form OE· 1 &4) ol Iha filing ol an lo- •lnlOtV and ~.., of astete ISHIS or of arry P8MIOC'I 0< account as prov1d1a 1n Prooate Coda secl•on 1250 A ~ '°' $peaal No-h<:• torm is ava1tallle trom IN covn cla~ Al10f'l'\IY tor thl Patl11oner: J-Bat*, Esq., S8N 17408, 1131 E. Main 51.. t107 Tuatln. CA 92780 • Publl1h1d Newpon B1a<:h·Costa MIH Dally Pilot May 16. 22. 23. 2000 Classified is CONVENIENT whether vou 're ' TM856 buying, selling, or just looking cla ified has what rou need! ' CLASSIFIED (949) 642-5678 ' e Call (949) 642-5678 GET THE PO I NT? D.tily Pilti: i 1.i ·'Iii.' 1:1 '.I I\ ~"I . ,' •• ' f ...,, II -·-;a ... ri ByPl11•! (~Q) 6-t~M711 ., .......... ~tJ() 1'~t &, Stn'4't Costa ~lt"M. (~<\ Q'.lb27 Ratr-. anJ dclldlioe:. art .. ui.;rn to dwJF • itll()OI ootil~. 'J'bco 1mhli hH lfttf\'1'11 ""'rip\• to ('tll!!OI'. rrc·lil1.~ir~. mw or l'l'jfft ""' rJa ifird A<h1'nWmtt11. PftU' rtpon an' trror tluic ll\ll\ ht in \oor cta~-irlfet ad immrdi1t1>h. 111t 011ih 11i.lot w•"'fll~ no liAliilit) for 110~ rrror in an 1uhini:.comrnt ftw "hith II ma~ br l\':IJMllbiblt-l'At'tVt for thl\ ,,ll<t u( tlM' "flM'e 11c:11111lh1 c)(~Uptt"(I b)' lht' 1·m1r. C:ttdit can 0111~ lw alk> .. r.l for'"" nr.11 inwrtion, -----Deadllnes -----\1 w1•urt lll~J • ll.1 ~ .J ••a• 1.-ltphont 8.30ani ... ):00pm ................... ' Monday ........... .fritlay 5:00pm Thursday .. ~y S:OOpm Tuesday ......... Monday 5:00pm Friday .......... Thursday S:OOpm Wednesda) .... Tuesday 5:00pm Satwday ........... Friday S:OOpm '« aU.-ln 8:30aiu-.'H)(lpm \It.,,..""'. CHIHUAHUA AKC r9!1is- tered. male, neutered, 6 LOST old MALE StAMESE month, adorable blondt & CAT, c:rMm colof, brown loving pet 949-760-0754. Uri, l1c:e, 1111, IHI. Vlclnllr NP Haight•. 8'9·541-4240 2 lo'llng home only!. Fem pupal· mix? 10 mo old. • Ill "'°"' Joy-ful Mull hive good '-1. par 71~ 48r 28a HartlOI v-Home 1412 CEllETEALOTYS I Fp. latnily room. latge yard $3,200Jmo Joan Burke. ...---------. ~ e49-759-9314 1 • ...... 1 PACIFIC VIEW = -· MORTUARY 12 conbgUOUS ~ 211t t Ldl • ..., 2e Ill glf, Iott In Vls1I del Mar loc. ~ ' CIMI. ~. cloee IO = . . & w $1T751mo AvrJ $50,000/A.I. 94!H59-1989 ..,... LAKE & OCEAH ~ 10 8toktl 949-718-236$ I I TACl(lE. Po6MS & ....... ao FOR~ o1c1 '° ~ s1-$3G. e1111 S7t5 STUOIO • 1195 1br ~ !Mt.541-1832 • Quiet condo'•• If you've been waiting .co reel in a tremendous opporrunicy, you're patience has finally paid off. Maurice Sporting Goods, the nacion's largesc distributor of hunting and fi$hing equipment, is looking for: ambitious, invencive individuals co hook onto considerable sales success. The aggressive go-geccers Wf!-seek should possess Mass Merchant retail· sales along wich knowledge of fishing and hunting equipment. When you join us, you'U enjoy an excellent compensation and benefits package, including health/dental/l ife insurance, profit sharing, paid vacations, and more . FlXl~:ies S:.. ~· .:::...:::1 ~:~ ~::C!:''rv ~·.~ 1 • ~ I tern Up to 600 Chlnnels, FMt Eec:row OKI * BAY FRONT STUDIO CANNERY VILLAGE lnck.Ong ABC, NBC, CBS. Don't let chis one get away. Send your resume with salary history to Maurice Sporting Goods, Attn: Sales Manager, 467 4 Aircenter Cirde, Raio, NV 89502 FAX: 775-829-7579. No phone calls please. Equ~ Opportunicy Employer. M/FfDN Brokerl OKI Sl5Cll'Mo YffY. 4 lllc>c*s from 2Br 2"· 2c ""'.,.. lllll FOX Limited Oller co•-""""" ...,ros Anchor Bey Homes FIMI Zone. plllo. dun. no did\.~ oPiii'v~Ssoocv Call Today Toll·lree OLD co'tNSJ"Gokt~allVll, office t4t-'71 .. 1300 pets/lllW !M!>-673-1943 Mo Ag!!!! 94~27~2n5 1-an-SOISH SALES jewelry, watchel, lllbquet. EXEC ASSIST lof llexi>le c*I t4t-285-4500 (1-Sn-534-7412) cotlectlbles 94!HM2-9447 --.wnn ~llllan-(CAl'SCAH} _, .,...,. .-~~~~~~-~~~-1 L.::.::::=:=:::::::::::::::::Jl+t-"ftlr-~~-..,...-1+·EE•"q~-~1l•M~lBrllrllH~N~~M~~"IMl1i-:::==::::::::=======j_J~~ ~t1on;:..:m~dNll;'::~~~:1~1'1d81·:1!~~~~~J!!.j.t-~~!!!!.!!! -.. -.. 1tory lumlthed Btyfront R & 8 "-• .,_.. • PT --In rd ofllce BEACH RETREAT _,,. -home Thia hom1 ••· 1 I Jazz. • """"· """"' Olfeol & phone akll a mlal ~. 1em'_.._ .,uel •V.A.o .......... FRll COUNSELING FM.I LIST OF HC).IES HUONAREPOS 114-1141100 tW VIN • Elegli'lt Trld-lonlll Home tplClol.-~ rm, '°"""' dnhlrm, linty, glllary, 58r 5... 4C gw. 12.100.000. ~ by Sh1rl Ten·Eyck !Mt-810 ... 92 & Mlury swi-. t!tm§354 ~ .. , • • • -4 I • • I I , ' ,,_ •• J ' PRIME AREA empfffiea beauty lllrth ill 440 .a.LAllOUS etc 50's & 60'a 714-376-1051 ltk tcw Rich be ' Hll1~."; wltll UNDER $500,000 18" 181 Apa. In blllltituc gat~ entrance surrounded FOR W MIKE !M!M45-7505 . atront Mlcfoeoft ot11c:e MEOICAL Bil.LEA· BMW Z3 'f7 GREAT Income pOlantlall 5-Speed, 2.e Ur, 26K Mii Eam up to $45k pel year. (C02959) $2:5,985 AGENT t4t-72W120 Dllild community. wall! IO by a llolll eou<tyald arocl ~ I 1 • F!'lt Food Aeltlur9l'll t *d akllle. Gttll talUll WOl1l· fMaters/ahops/Tri Square credible view of bay In· WOLFF TAHHIHG BEDS 4'10 tCHOOL8 Hb ng nper 1nc:e Ing envlr. t10-$11hr DOE $750 IO $845/MO. includes ckided wlltl tNa l1ol'll8 """1 TAN AT HOME IHtlTRUCTION CMIW. Call 714-54t-3088 Fu ,_ 1o Mlc:helle U00 ISl.E Brand New 39' private patio, carpo!1, lddt'1 charge Is lhe UM ol BUY DIRECT ANO SAVEi 714·754-1121 481, apeciolll 3<d floor l91!H92l Maple Ave. KIM an electric: boat, Pfovkled COM ERC HOME FLORAL ---'~::=....:_::.::__ Full 1r11ning provided. CREVIER BMW Home Compuler required 714 .. 35·3171 Call T11an toll fr•f'I 888-600-8693 ext.4301 BMW Z3 'f7 OcMn·Hllt>ol Ylett deck. Prop Mngl 949-581-4000, rentel hes prcper lnlorlllce. M IAU TIIUCK/BUS ORIVING Energeuc Designer• & Ofleled II $1,450,000. In addition. docll ean be l ~ $~9!JOO Join our trainmg prOQreml Siles P1ople FT/PT, RECEPTIONIST (CAL 'SCAN) 6~ Hald Tep. StN !Ilk llAGIHE GETTING PAID ( W~ MISSION =7 Residually on 1000·1 ol _ __,M""t-:::..;,.......==;;:._-EJectncity customaral Jotn 8111 Grundy Rultors ~edandlor .!..,..~ ~~ ~E ,...,.. ,..~ Be job ra~ 111 ....__ •• ;;....•.. 4 toca!Jonl 71~ 949·675·6161 E ilcle CM 2br 1b1, ..,...., _, • ....,.,..., rn" """" ""otSA _, •• .,. ,,_ 91'9111, poMibll Incl yd., This home II IY.a.bie NII CaU 1-800 711-01 Includes lood, lodging, ------- VOH HEMERT IHTEAIORS PIT, WMkends a must Aasil1 wlptiones, eatalog- lng, clerieal, furniture ahowfoom Call Came ......... ,,. Lookl119 For 1.5'oty Home ? f'rw 2AHr 'r alldnA Holllne t .. n ..... 2?02 N.B. 7203 IM111 7204 C.M. 7205 Llgunl Belc:ll 720I Ap!! !Mt-27$-2775 t• Wllinut ll5Climo. l, 2000 lor up 10 1 yeer Thi t11nspo11ation, tra nlng, HELP NEEDED Wul Side, 3br 2b1 rent beQlns 11 5'000 1 I I ~ OMV letit Cal 29 pwi.. nHded to 1022 El Clllllno S110Ctt'mo monlh. If rlnled ... thin 6 .. JJmllBMJ (888)4-02· 1924 ......... ..... 71WIW111 rnonUll, renl It $4500 I caum (CAL·SCAHI = : :,. ... ~ i!: monlh Thi perlec:t t..i-I I IOf Iba lost 100% I t1t ~I =::-=-.:'~ WANTED 4~ Na'(:!g1~ea::: 11 IUCtl 800-141 ... 12 ., ...... UI AN'fll\UES . . ------~ It VllllmtletlOl.-w. '!( 4 PHONE REPS Help W1nted. Pr~• 2Br 2Ba 1 encloMd gar. 51 + mob11a HP llactl Bly, patlO, d/w, ftp. upstaltl, 3br 2tll, big llld lllOdern, close to beach, shops, WIO hl!up, ~ PC1011. S1300f $1095/mo. 949-720-0521. mo. M•'i'21·!!31 Ok* S!YM f.llfllitur9 PIANOS t. CollectibMs ·~·-.... ·-·-·O'Rc.f-$$ CASH PAID $$ .,.,. "°' O' ........ WE BUY ESTATES .:64M822e SOUTHC8AST AUCTI N zaa ..... IL ..... AM,CAl2107 -·Lo<-CA•2'1 ~~~~ = ~SeMce~~ $1500'p« we911.,. comm. !!Q!Jil!d 94!M83...,.2, benefilS. Sales up pref' d Cal Melil&a ~5719 HOST/ESS Admln Aul111n1 tor Global Wide Co Includes ~rs:.=~ ~x = PfT Irvine 1oc Fax n11Un1 949-4 n -8053 Avail now. ASSEMBLY AT HOME Arts, Cl'alls, Jewelry. Also electronlce. sewing. M>lno in your &pare time. G'reat pay No experienc:t. No Fee. Wiii train. Cell 800-795-0380 Ext 2 (24hlrs.! !CAL'SCAN) llw-boyl FT.fl Positions 1Yli. Flex houri gr9ll WOllong erMra 111*-. lds al benlllll F1ve ()WM ........,,. 3801 E. C-1 Hwy, Aep!y !lon&il """ t2:00 CASHIER FRONT DESK Loll of ....... Five c;,_ ........ 3I01 E. COMt Hwy. • Moft.s.t 11-4:• HOUSEKEEPER COiona del M1r tenlor couple...U~. C6n141k«. li'.'t In p<tl'd. Nie. aep1rate QUll1M. Mull be good American cook. No cNtdlan, pet1, llllOklng °' hquof. I.Ml be dlln. ""' Ind good driver. Our car Clll Mr. Teytor der MM4-Mt10 "9ftlna MM7Ht57 LlcenMd or l'Ot we'rt ~ .-t ERA Rllle!1y & Lloyd al Hlllltinglon Belc:ll • pay lor Yo!# .... ' give you lrH training 800-40().5391 ext. 1111 MEOICAL FAOHT omcE North Am1rlca'1 22nd BMW 31M •• 11518'1 glowing CCfnPlnY 361( Mi. 8lldl w/Wld aipillizi1g on t-<XJflWllllCe, (0502451 $19.8115 tellcoln Ind IAillly dltP-CfltVllA 1MW lion. Toi flee 9n-651-9989 714..U-3171- (CAl 'SU!lt-- SALES ASSOC'S Upec:all, speclllly ruler ...-a outgoog. motivated BEHN> OH lllUS? ... lltOCate lor FIA & PT Con.solodlre them A\'Old politlont ldlll candkilles blnluuplcy Stop ~ w1 pcaes1 Pf9WlOI uper ells ~ '"'8*1.. CIA Ill I !IKill bcdque, simlar. payments \41 IO ~ Cal hive IXCIOenl customer nowl l800)270-!1894 ..W. 111111#Id1dNir910 (CAL'SCANI IUCCl8d. Htty ,.. t COITVll D 0 E. Oullffi.d applicants I I pl!!!! Cal 949-652-8689 41: ...... SERVERS I COOKS . . longbolrda Re'11urant & HOME LOANS ~-~~t·-'~y 0 2-4217 8.375% 30·y11r lixed """'""' ..., Uf... rate "PR 6 7254!1. Second Mein I H!r!tinglon Beach. Mort\)11)1. Equtty Une ol Cr~ 5.89% Must qualify •SERVICE CASHIER• for 1atas Moo.s.t 8'ITMlpm Com ..... Infinity 1,800·572·8084 llOUll n Mon • Fri 2-fpm ,.!C=A=L '-=SC"'"A"""N-...l ___ _ Call lor IPPOie *'*11 714-241-1300 •346 WORK FROM HOME lnt1rn1tlon1I companr ~ upning. Plrl"*"8 ~-Ful-time $250C>-S7000/mo Many po!l!!on!I --10l7 IMW 31M '15 Gtty' anrf, 5epd, ,_ Cll, CA smog. MoWig mull Ill $2650 714-454-5468 BMW 31m 'f7 "*' LOldadl ~ 3ek Ml IU39659> s 1 e 996 CAEVIEA BMW 71443$-3171 BMW a1m .. Bllc:a, ..... buy! SIM40 113,115 LANO ROVER NEWPORT BUCH !Mt-MM445 IMW 1211 'ti Auto. 8lldl wlNnd, Lo ~ ('138371 I $23,995 CftEVIER BMW 714~3171 BMW 1211 't7 Corwtn. $poll Pllg. Whllel (3VKM402) $30,1195 CREVIER BMW 714.US..3171 IMW 5211 'f7 ~"°"' Ctwomlal (3Vl<H157l $31,995 CREVIER llllW 71WU4t71 HEW HOT POINT P111-tilM. ~ Balcll Point IWltdrilttol for .. Clle needl cathllf. DAYS Only poo. -'43HCMI. $?Mr Cal 9'9-252..()IJ14 FT ftMded for IMlty --------. Gndr • Wtlltl 241 ._ ....... pnc*1e In .... l ~ Ml. -ocnl. OIMllf ~qi. f I!' .. Charter Captains 6 Pac lor bay crWls, PT/FT good P'tl !MH~ E.ap· rtet In ldlMulntl 3 PIT. 2 FfT GPS, liltl lndr. lnlllr, low l .. te, lMllfll\CI afti TllacornmUClnll poa. t'n. $51K ~5 "'*-Y· 111111 I ,_,. Toi 1-1188-fn.4372 exp. Ollallflad ...,._.. lllllf fU -tel ... 71Ht71 ' --. I -·-...... ..._ __ ...! ---"'J ~ .......... 'tt flOllD ..... .., ;1111· -· 1111 1111 1111, a11,., Ca~. leMH, .............................. ,...,,., 1'9JW N111M ., .... --=-=.. ..:,-::c.. ._ --..;.._.,...JM~l!!•~M!!!f __ ~u.o--• •WClllT llACH ........ • • gu.-ftC VAN F""f ......., '112 Mol/lllt In ...... oond. ~obo. TOOLS and ALL I 11tt01-m PORDWWW .,_..,,.., ........ Too....., °'*9 ~--: ....... FORQ f.150 .., 4 J( 4 loedldl ... cell ICCml4 •· m.• LAND AOVER NEWPOlrr KACH MtUCH445 Mondt CMc lX .. blec:k. Soepd. IC, IJWI' wildowe, co pleyer, 6Sk ml. suoo. '49-4117·2117 HONDA DEL SOL 'ti whle, 7511111,UO,xllll condlllon. S 12 ,500 949-723-6170 . HONDA PtllpOlt EX • """" .... buy! 4415411 111,115 I.AHO ROVER MEWPORT KACH '4M4M445 .... Jeep a.oir.. LTD 'f7. 4-WD, ..m dlk. pwr, tnlf, new tires, lealh« Int, S4I< below lb book $4295 obo • 1&780-2114 • "Employee. " "Empleado. " "Arbeitnehmer. " ' ' SMOG CHF Cl< -. ~ I IUILD YOUR DREAM HOME K.K. Well Conlr"*"9 can 11eip1 Cuttolll ,__,_......_ rtfll0del1, cuetom ... w. .... )'Ollf ~ llOlll • ea,.. '° ~-K.K. w .. 1. dMlon/bUlkl 1 ......... , .. c~n r -. . .___, . ' I , l..=..-A . :-..1.-.-J LEXUS U450 'It Loedld, ellvw, lll\llt -1 T01_,I $31,115 LANO ROVER NEWPORT BEACH MM4H445 LEXUS SC 300 16 MltCldee CZ20 'M' Gr9ln wJpatclllMnl Int. •Xlended w1rr111ty. CD dllnger, Ml'fbd 11 loc de*, b !!!, $15,500 .... ...u MlfCldll ""' C230 .. llMllk. "*11 eond, odt 131t mi. $25,950 .... 75M442 eoo-.45-4111 MERCEDES Em 't7 Wh*/bOM, under Wll'· renty, CD, BOSE ICMl!ld, $37,~ MM*M23 WhillW1Yoly, l.ellllef, lo ~ MERCEDES 250 '72 4-dr • (~ $24,987 °'9nll -· Ut1le ole llSSIOH YE.JO Llldy from PISldene~. Oii 149-314-0114 eonditlon, 72k ""· $4, 700. PC Repelr, piece your ~&~onCD Oltllt S\U avaA Webllte www.ereptitleervlce1.com Of Call Mt-780-7117 ==I • Cal Tom 949-644-6263. • MERCEDES 'tOOC£. 'II 11upe, gold packege, shttpslllns. m1n1 coild. $11,500 94!M73·1943 AalOll llOlll lllPIOYUllllT & IWllTEIWICE 11o~to0-~1 Al_. p111.....- (714) 376-1171 l+OME IMPflOVEMENTSll Drywall • Cltpenlry Plfnllng & much morel Sm • ok. G!iy 949-&AS-52n A to Z Home ll11pml!Mllt ' ,.,..... Do ... lelm • last reliable. quellty Rel'a 714-269-7185, 91933-' 2118 QUALITY CRAFT1MAN 20 Yeara ~· IWa I'll YOUfl HANDY11M1 MARK 94H50-!!525 ........... ~ ~=-gofy I C...-.i fill ,,.,,., TM HMKtymtn w.... Carpenler 25 Ylllt E,.,i Portlolo No jllb loo 111111 Phone 9*-5 t 0.5316 Pll!lllf 714-216-5400 l ,, ""' I! ,,1 Cwaetc, ~ ... ....,r.u11we, Wod,mellll, e.•••MQ~ n ..... pM .... ~ We••• c.a 714)376-117 . I B~clge-----..~--------1 8Y CHAALE8 GOREN wlltt OMAR SHARIF Md TAHNAH HIRSCH • I 9 A ltlU l o 1'6 • .Ut J 115 Plrtw opms die = with one club. Whee do you ? A • One of die criteria for I jump shift ~ is • aood fit for l*'l· Ml''s SUK. You could= hive 1 beaer one, llld your ~ is m(ft thlll enoush-Jump IO two '-11.. Q 2 • A,$ South. vulnenble, you hold: •'7 <:1 AU 0 AQ'542 •'4 The biddioa has IJl'QCCleded: NOR'.111 !AS1" SOVDI W&tt I• ,_ to ,_ I• ,._ T Whit do you bed now? A -Wlwever your methods. you do not hive enouah to bid two hearts. either as founii fUit fotelng or• nat- ural reverse, since both wou Id be pme-fotelng. Si~ you do not. Went IO make I simple rebid when you hold two ICCS lllld • SIX-card suit, make 111 inVJlatiooel jump to three diamonds despite the ~ quality or the suil. Q J -Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: • K 10 ~~J10954 o._~63 • ~ K 2. The biddin11, bas proceeded: SOU11i WP.Sf NOlt'nt EAST l<:i ... l <:i .... ? Wha1 action do you take? A • Have we mJSSed 50meUung7 You • have 1 minimum. albeit sound. opening bid and partner lw made a minimum response. Where would you like to go'l P~ . Q 4 -As Sou1h. vulnerable: you hold: The biddiDll bM lll'OCIMded: IOlJTll ~ NOll'l1I I• ,_ INI' ' WbM do you bid aow? A • You hive 1 pretty aood hand. bul you do not r.ve the vlkles to illlill on pme eor do you lmow t11 whicb .... you .... IO plly, AJl you Clll do for the alOIOall ii bid two diamonds --haw plrUICr "**· Q 5 • Neither vulnenble, IJ South you hold: •AKJ532 <:i Kf o 7l •fl4 The biddifta Im orocecded: NOllTH P.AS't' SOUTH l<:i ,_ I• Jo ,_ 1 What do you bid now? A • PIMcr guanntees • six-aud hcar1 suit oo I.his auc:tloo, IO you have 1 known eip-aud fiL Choos- in& to rebid your spedea 11 aay level, theref~ could ooly c:o1nphc:• meaers. Rahu than risk the IUCtiOl'.I r=::~ eway from you. jump IO four Q 6 ·As Soulh. vulncnble. you hold: • 4 o A K 7' o A I l • K J It 6 3 The biddt11R bas orocecded: SOUTH l¥Es't NOtml I• ,_ I• ? Whit do you bid now? EAST .... A -All awkwerd hind. Since pan- ner 's l'C$JIOll5e did ooching to improve your hand, you do noc have enough to revcrsc into two hearu. and one no trump with • singleton is alw1ys distasteful. We opt for 1wo clubs as the least of cVJls. MltCldee 5'0 SEC '19 Oldlmoblle ClllllM 'ti TOYOTA Coroll IA 'It Wlllle/Palomlllo ""'· peliect cond, new IWll, hAly loldld. survool, 121k ml. S20.000 worti .... ~ ._.....,.,cm • lilltlublltll "°"""' ... tqvy Blue w/,,ey 11111 int, tu1y loeded. sun rool, CD player. Must ~ S15,SOCW obo Chad 714-396-0159 cer loob end-,_ 11 ...i~,.. .... Of gr'9du8tlon ..... 113,50Cll after pp ~13 -----................. __ ,__ ..... =,~-~ ...... ,,. .. 949·642·1610 ~_,..ca::r ...._n..,y .::~-- Compllm•ntary COlllUllatlol1 Mn! ,.._. Hlllll ....... ..... , .... )MS-7490 GLS. 6 cy1 , IMtbtf, loW mies. CO • men. bll9llCI ~ warr.. prt¥IOUI ,.,..,, (340717) $15,988 MAIERS (714)540:! 100 OIOlmobMe ~ ... lo mi, dllll slcing ch. ,. 111. CO! PrevkM r111111 (328439) MAIERS $111,988 (!14)MO:!l00 an apartment thr00gh classified I•• 111-=•• I AL'S LAWN llRVICl ClfAN.UPS, SPRINIQ.ER REPAIR. TREE TRl*WG FREE EST 71..._.2&42 EXPERT CLEAN-UP Tre..·Pnine4'Retno¥ed Nol'.-blMI conlnlc1or 714-7114471 SOUTH COAST MOVISUIEST ~.~ ,.. .......... -. . . .. . .... I Whiltt'Gtty. AA/11' (= $10.787 lllSSION VIEJO MWl4-0IM TOYOTA Lal\d Cn.tller 'W Loedld. wtlllll. muet -1 113315 m.• LANO AOVEA NEWPORT IUCH M~S T C¥1W l.Md Cn.tller 19 _, L~ 002tl11 ··-LANO AOVEA NEWPOAT KACtt ... ••o-4445 PUBLIC NOTICE The Calif. Publtc· Ulllllles Com· mission REQUIRES Iha! all used house- hold goods movers print their P.U.C. Cal T nunber: limos and chauffers print ltllW T.C.P. runber ., .. adwr1lsments. " you haw a qu8$-tion abool the .. ily ~ a ITIOY9r, limo ()( chaulfef. cal: PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISIOIQ 71•·558-4151 I• . . Monday. May 22, 2000 11 TODAY.'S _ CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1 -~1 TOYOTA MA-2 '93 Cleao cat, Red °"" blaclc. ~new p1111, r«*llly engine. dNler aemced. $8,000/obo Cal 949-574-4234 "'. 11s109tM m .1187 LEX MSSIOM VIEJO M~ ...... .,., ........ ...LOCATING ILICTllONIC l&M LIM DfftCTION ~ ....... 675-9304 ,,, !)lumblnQ ... «- done tlgl'tl IN lnll 1WN HI"°"'~ (714)~ f9411M6-7S74 .:--::-.. 1"'NMllMIMM:IOCfl ,......,., DIMll-~ U.-INC:IM.ST TWUDY flWlml«i 949-645-2352 -.. 1 -~1 Volktw1c BMIM '71 Pale Y el 4 apd. ntW bfak•. 6511 ong "" $2650 714-454·5468 moWlQ Cla...IO«I b CO'V''li."ILllJ'rr ... -tu.I )'O'.I IW<"d' Cl..J\SSlFlED (949) 61l·">678 ,AlmlMG •ntNOM llwllllllon * """°"' =-=- ' I 1-c::1 VOLVO MO wegon 't5 Alum, turbo • white W/blletl INttler, 3td IMt. S1UOO MM46-1112 A88R'. • Con¥t. ..-i. _, dlmn! Am·lm CUMtt•. $500. Mt-733-2"' A. GOOD ADI t ·--...... " I I ~ \ i ·,, l I ( l I : \ "·" ( I ( I ) ' • ' ' ' " : ' I . : N O T S O MUCH PR E~OW NE D AS .P R-E V.I.O_U.S.L Y -AD ORE.D .. ~ ~ -._..,/' After r evie\\·ing 21 pre-owned vehicle programs lntelliChoice® named Jaguar Select Edition the country"s Best Certified Pre-Owned Program and Best Pre-Owned Warranty.® • 6-year/100.,900-mile warrancy. ' • 120-point cosm etic & ·mechanical in_sp ection • 24-hour roadside a ssistance • Financing and leasing option • Available at authorized Jaguar. ~ dealer s only _ ~ . JAGUAR S ELECT E DITION PRE-OWNED AUTOMOBILES Bauer Jaguar · 1455 South Auto Mall Drive . Santa Ana • 55 Ereeway at Edinger 714·953··4800 • www.bauerjaguar.com ·Coverage includes remaining new-car. warranty plus the Select Edition premium ~rranty, which provides coverage for an additional 2 years/ S0,000 mila on eligible 1996 modd year vehicles or newer. Coverage for .1995 modcJ year vehicles will differ. See your dealer for details on this limited coverage. Not all can to be IOlcl a Se.lea Edition. •fnrclliChoicc Inc., www.inteUichoicc.com, September 1999 review of21 manuf.actu.rcr,programs. Jaguar tied for fim place. For more information, call 1-800-+ JAGUAR or vi.tit www.jagua.r.com/us. <02000 Jaguar Cars. 1 .. ' ~ .