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Home My WebLink About2001-05-22 - Orange Coast Pilot-. .. . . .. . . SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM 1UESDAY, MAY 22, 2001 Balboa Theater launches $7.5-million remodel .. . r- • The foundation behind the project is still seeking $4 million in funds. Mathis Winkler DAAY PILOT BALBOA PENINSULA - On Monday, Michele RQberge's office looked like a Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT bomb had blown up. Not that it surprised Roberge. the executive direc- tor of the Balboa Performing Arts Theater Foundation. After all, she and other theater supporters were getting ready for today's groundbreaking ceremony, which will finally kick off the theater's long- awaited remodeling. "We're really excited," Roberge said, adding that she had a huge box of hard hats sitting nearby. The ballerinas with Karine J ensen's Mandala Oance- Works company had also just finished their final rehearsal with "Bobcat" bulldozers, Roberge said. The theater's first commis- sioned piece, a six-minute "Bulldozer Ballet,· will be the focal point of \oday's ceremo- ny, which also will include Corona del Mar's Harbor View Elementary and Our Lady Queen of Angels both honored with national school award speeches from foundation president Dayna Petl.Jt and Mayor Gary Adams. performances. Asked when she exi:>ected' to welcome the first patrons for the theater's grand opening, Roberge offered a simple answer. mg for for many years." Once renovations are completed, the theater will include 350 seats in 16 rows that gently rise in front of the stage. Dressing rooms, offices and patrons' restrooms will be located underground. The alley behind the buildmg will be used as a backstage area and will be closed off dunng "We'll open m $4 million," she Sdld. He added that it was also nice to see the theater's groundbrealang go hand m hand with the Balboa revital- ization project. wtuch is set to begin m October. The $7 .5-million pro1ect. wtuch will take about three years to complete, involves the remoaeling of streets m Councilman Steve Bromberg. who is one of the foundation's origmaJ board members, said the ceremony was a "day we've been look-SEE THEATER PAGE 5 Above, sixth-grader Paige Otterbein sticks on a blue ribbon after a ceremony honoring Our Lady Queen of Angels as a National Blue Ribbon School. At left, blue ribbons could be found throughout two award-winning schools ln Corona del Mar. PHOTOS BY DON tlAl.H r OAll.Y Pit.OT Sculpture garden gets 50-year deal •Agreement doubles mitial 25-year maintenance request from Costa Mesa officials. Jennifer Kho DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -The City Counal approved a deal with Commonwealth· Partners by a 3-2 vote Monday to pr~rve lsamu Noguctu's Califorrua Scenario sculpture garden for 50 years. Council- women Linda Dixon and Karen Robl.JlSOn Object· ed. The council had previously requested the gar- den be kept up for 25 years, and then some coun- cil members sought to reqwre the developer to maintain the garden "m perpetwty." "I think what we have done is put protection that, according to the lsamu Noguctu Foundabon. goes tar beyond any protection on any garden by Noguchi and we can be a model.· Mayor Libby Cowan said. The garden is part of the Town Center project that seeks to transform South Coast Metro mto a pedestrian-oriented cultural arts dlstnct bordered by Bnstol Street, Sunflower Avenue. Avenue of SEE GARDEN PAGE 5 Expansion plans announced for •' Fashion Island • Work won't require a Greenlight vote, though supporters of the growth-control measure worry about possible traffic increases. SJ.C.hn DAILY PILOT National Blue Ribbon Schools late Fri- day afternoon. Monday with blue balloons and nbbons. FASHlON ISLAND -Ofhaals at Newport Beach's premier shopping center on Monday announced plans for new restaurants as part of almost 70,000 square feet of expansion to be fin- ished by next spring. T hey tied a blue ribbon around the old oak tree, and.the fence and ~e shrubs and the students and every doorknob in the schools. "It's just such an exating day," said Karen Kendall, principal of Harbor View Elementary School, the eighth school in the Newport-Mesa Unified School Dis- trict to eam the honor. "I had a fire drill on Friday and pulled the whole school to the area where we have our morning flag deck and told everyone. The children went nuts. It was so cute.• As did the parents and admuustrators at Our Lady Queen of Angels School, who spent the weekend decorating the campus with blue ribbons, balloons. streamers and banners bearing congratu- lations. . "It's really neat." said Matthew York, 10, a student at Our Lady Queen of ,Angels. "It's very special to be a Blue Rib- bon School." The construction, which will mclude 35,000 square feet of new buildings and the 33,000- square-foot addition of a third floor to Neiman Marcus, won't demand a Greenlight vote because it was approved in a 1994 agreement made before the slow-growth law took effect. Two Corona de l Mar elementary schools -one J?Ubllc and the other pri- vate -celebrated Monday morning after learning they had been named Despite the impromptu announcement Friday, Kendall sWl decked out the school Newport Incin dies after shooting • Miroslav Marie at 11:15 a.m. Monday at was parked at a Jack in the Western Medical Center-in Box restaurant on the cor-was shot Friday in Santa AM, where he was ner of 17th Street and broad daylight. The taken after the incident. Tustin Avenue. Marie had been in attical Investigators •a.re trying suspect now faces condition for almost three to get up to speed on what homicide charges. days. brought these two to that The Costa Mesa Police ~king lot at that point,• Paul Clinton Department continued its lmey laid. Police arrested D AILY PILOT investigation of the ldlllilg Ramadan Dokovic, 42, Mondaybutrelealed~w sbort)y after the shooting. COSTA MESA -A details about the atme. Charges against him were "In terms of the nuts and lncreued to bomidde after Newport Beech man shot bolts ot this thlng, there's. Marie's deetb. DokoVic Frtday in broad daylight big tarp being thrown OYer l1WI tn Downey. died Monday of bis wounds it,• Lt. Dale Birney ..XS. About 3 p.m. Prktay, after be WU dedarecl brain Marte WU &bot 18¥Wal DotOviC flred multiple lboCI d~d and pulled off We times Pridiy altamoOD .. at Mule at point-blank IU~ he sat tn a black COGWlt• SEE SHOOTING Mal I -~·49,died Ible Mercedes Beu. wbk:b SEE BLUE PAGE 5 SEE EXPANSION PAGE 5 CWSIBS ' cor rrn,... ' •111CIABOOI 2 niw.t s . -2 ·--..,...,_ . .. ... .. I AC.. ........... ,,aeaca• ,..,,,,.~ c I: ·---= ...... ,.,"' ... • ... '-*el•l'1rc1l11 ...... .. .. 4 .. - ., .. 2 Tuesday, May 22, 2001 Kids Talk BACK Want to get away? The Daily Pilot asked seventh-graders at Te Winkle Intermediate School in Costa Mesa what they will do over Memorial Day weekend. ·1 am going lo Arizona like I do every year to see my grandpar- ents. I will probably swim while I am there." IAN.LAMB, 12 Costa Mesa "lam going to celebrate with my family and then go to my friend's birthday party and have fun." "Sleeping in. All I want to do is sleep a lot• EUZABETH NMS1lO«i. 12 Costa Mesa SAGE O'TOOLE, 12 Costa Mesa BENNY EDLES, 12 Costa Mesa ·1 am going to San Diego to go to the beach and shop "MOund.ldo this every year.· OtELSEA SVJR. 13 Costa Mesa . "I am in a terulis' townament that l have been play- ing in for the past three years.· School Lunch MENU • . ' . aL.01 2 Estancia Higl:l - students earn awards 1Wo Est.anda Hiah School students wef'9 among the 1~1 who receMd Pru- 'dentillt Spirit of Community Aw.OS on Fridly at the Westin South Coast Plaza. The studlnts ..... loc.ll honol ees In the nation's lalQeSt youth recognition pro- gram blsed" solely on vofunteerism. The Estancia winners ~re Anh Do and v~ Hernandez. Anh is the president of the Key Oub and spent time at Project Cuddle WOfking with foster dlildren. Vanessa spent six months in the Republic of Malawi on the Afrk.an contj.. nent. where she taught English to chil- dren twice a week. She also spent most of her time at the Open Atm$ Infant Home. Doily Pilot DON UACH f OAllY Pl.OT • Seventh-grader Mary Bell Avila Ustem closely to an English lesson 1n Kathleen Vanmoorlegham's classroom at Our Lady Queen of Angels School. TRIP DOWN Students at · Our Lady Queen of Angels go through a review of something many have forgotten emo. ·ane Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT I f you even hear the word "participle," you must be visiting a classroom. I'd venture to guess that many adults don't even recall what a participle is. So as seventh-grade students in Kathleen Vanmoorlegham's class at Our Lady Queen of Angels School in Corona del Mar did a quick review of the verbs that can act as adjectives, their being able to spot one in a sentence was more than many can probably accomplish. The English class was tackling the wonder- ful world of conjugating verbs -something WEDNESDAY that will seem like second nature to the stu- dents in no time. but while it's being learned is a rather confusing proposition. As they moved past the participles and onto the discussion of tenses, Vanmoorlegham related the perplexing grammar rules to those that many students are learning in Spanish classes. While the infinitive form of a verb in English would be preceded by the word "to," in Span- ish the infinitive form would end in either •er," • ir" or • ar," she told them. What a fabulous idea relating the two, I thought. I don't remember struggling with conjugat- ing verbs in the English language, but Spanish MONDAY was impossible for me. While they were working on regular verb!> -those that would be the same word in past, present and future, and not irregular -l wa!. quite sure students knew that the past te nse of "leave" was not "leaved," but "left." So isn't conjugating verbs really just learn- ing tenns for what you have learned t6 do in your speech already? Terms I venture to guess most of them, if past history holds, wlll forget. • IN T1tE QASSROOM is a weekly feature in which Daily Pilot education writer Danette Goulet visiu a campus within the Newport-Mesa Unified School District and writes about her experience. Munchable LW\Ch Salad or breaded chicken nuggets, rosy applesauce, choic.e of 100% fruit juice, choice of milk Memo.rlal Day -no school The Newport~ Unified Sctiool Dktrict often mtnY choices~ day at ~ tchoofs. Students m1y choose • vegetaNin entree If deslll!d. The selection v•les and r1wf be either a salad, SMldwkh « hot . entree. School lunches •• S1.75 Heh; the district does not aa:ept c:hds for leu than s 17.50. Hefe'S what's being SetWd this week: THURSDAY MunCbable Lunch Salad or chicken gorditA with lettuCe, cheele and salsa, chQice of 100% fruit juice, choice ot milk FRIDAY • 1be Muncbable Lunch ~ oonta.ins tossed greens. cherry toolatoes, aackers and protein sowces such a.s cheese. sun- flower reeds, fruit yogurt. hooey-roasted peanuts and dressing. No child Is dlKrimin.t.d agaiinst because of race, se)(. color. national origin. 9 or dlMblllty. " It Is beJjeyed a child has been discrlminfted ~ writ9 tmm.cMately to the secretary of Agrlculture, Washington, DC20250. TODAY Muncbable Lunch Salad With fruit yogurt or a bagel dog, oven potatoes, frozen 100% fruit Juice bor. choice of milk MuncbabJe Lunch Salad or French breed· pepperoni pizza, aisp green salad with low-fat dressing. choice of fruit, chOLce of milk Da~ READERS HOTUM£ (949) 642-6086 Record your comments •bout the Deily Pilot or news tfps. VOL 95, NO. 137 AQDRESS OUf address is 330 W. hy St., TMOMASH..~ Costa Mes-. CA 92627. 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HOW IO 8EA01 US "' Clrc:ullldon The Times Orenge County (IOO) 252-9141 ,.. ..... o.tfled (949) 642-5671 Dlilpt.fy'(949) 642~1 ........... .... (949) 642-5680 Sports (949) 574"Wl Newt. Spons fp (949) 646-4170 E-mell: "-il)'pllo•tJmacom MllnOfllm ..,_ Offb (Mt) W...tl21 IUlllnell FM (M9) 631-7126 Nlllltled lir""-~NIM. • cMlorl"" IAf ...... ~ _,._OI,.._,._.. .. -.. -............. WEATHER AND SURF l&W'EMlUlllES Balboa n/61 Corona del Mar n/61 Costa Mesa n159 Newport Beach n/61 Newport Coast 14163 .-FOMCASr Waws wtll be w•ist- to shoulder-high wtth cxc.aslonal S-foot Metts. Condttlons wtll be fair to~. ...... 1111 Thi Wldgl J.-5' Nlwpoft J-5' lledrln M' RMr--J-5' CaroN .. Mir J-5' TIDES TODAY First low 3:49 a.m .................. -0.6' First high 10:06 p.m ......... '" ....... 4.0' Second low 3:09 p.m. .................... 1.5' Second high 9:24 p.m. .................... 6.1' 4:'JC> 1.m .................... ..0.9' First high 10:53 p.m ................... 3.8' Second low 3;42 p.m ..................... 1.1' ~high t:S9 p.m .• : ................ l .l ' • POLICE TIPS • ~ oealpled whldes containing one« more people are especially significant if obseNed et en unusu- •I hour. They could be possible lookouts for a burglary in· progreu, even If the OCCUS*ltS appNr to be lawn. • AnJ ~moving slowly Md without ..... - following a coune that eppeilf"S elmles °' rtpetltlYe k suspklous. <>ccup.nts may be c.aslng f« ~ to rob or burglwtze. • Appr1 ••t -....._ tninsadloN conduce.d from • veNde, especially around schools or partu Mld If juw- nlles are Involved, could mean possible drug Miles ' .............. fotwl Into whldel-... d..,. If tt'4ly.,.. jw.nlles or hmlles-may mun a possible kld- rwipplng. Record the license pities end call polke. ' • "" ......... W9Hde ...... °",.... ...... ,.., a,. stolen. COntA1ct perking control wtth • license ~ number. . ........................... ,_..,._.. C9fNd lbout ptOWten. The nofle of .,.,..,.. Mpplltg on It wtll ..w 10 *t 10" Doily Pilot Tuesday, May 22, 2001 3 !mine Co. cOuld have taken a different path I often wonder what might have happened to the Irvine CO. had Myford Irvine lived. Myford's older brother, James, who had been groomed by their father as heir apparent, died. Then the father, J.I., died, and in 1947, Myf ord, who bad been living in San Francisco with little to do with the company, sudden- ly beµnne a major stockhold- er and president. . Myford, or Mike as be pre- ferred to be.called, was a big, friendly, homely man with a peculiar, shambling gait. He loved to play golf and the piano, and was good at both. He was kind, thoughtful and genefQus. He was quiet, reserved and, in my opinio , shy and · Robert Gordner THE VERDICT But he was not unaware of bis position as one of the wealthiest men in Cali.for· nia, and he was painfully aware of his responsibilities as president of the Irvine Co. Mike also had a keen sense of social responsibility that his wealth and position brought him. The whole world knows of the Boy Scout Jambo1ee because be turned his ranch over to the Boy Scouts for their annual even t. Other aspects of Mike's personality may not be so well-known. One day, be invited a group of us to lunch in Sant.a Ana and announced that Santa Ana needed a Boys Club. It did, but no one had ever done anything about it. With him as a ramrod, we organized a sUc:cessful Boys Club in that town. He put up some money but saw to it that the rest of us and the townspeople did the lion's share of the work. Then one night he had a group of us to the ranch for dinner and we met a man who was advoca~e kind of a one-world program. I have forgotten the name of the man and the name of the organization, but this W4$ during the McCarthy era, when any such notion was considered Communist- ins ired. ~e McCarthy influence was big in Orange County, and it took guts to present suchaprograrn,evenforone as wealthy as Mike. Nothing came of it, but it was a coura- geous step in a sincere effort at doing something about world peace regardless of the popularity of the program. • The Irvine Coast Country Club (now the Newport Beach Country Club) was really Mike's baby. l!l this respect, many may not be aware that he insisted that the club would never be completely private. By the tenns of the lease, it had to be semiprivate. Mike didn't approve of private clubs. He thought they smacked too much of elitism and that everyone had the right to play golf, not just those who belonged to coun- try clubs. 1lus may annoy the present membership of the club, but that is Mike Irvine's legacy. · Mike ran the company .like a ranch. It was the lrvine Ranch, not the Irvine Co. Mike was the patron with a strong sense of community responsibility. Real estate development was sparse. The big-land development aspect occurred after Mike's death. Of course, land development was inevitable, but I wonder 1ust what path 1t would have taken under Mike. Mike's father intended that the ranch remain in the fami- ly. That was the pwpose for estAblishing the foundation. I haven't the slightest idea whether Mike could have staved off the sale of the com- pany to its present owners. If he could have, I have a very strong feeling that relations betw~ the company and the community would be rachcally different today. We will never know On Jan. 11, 1959, this kind, thoughtful and public-spmted but troubled man killed him- self for reasons we will never know. • ROBERT GARDNER is a Corona del Mar resident and a former Judge. Hrs column runs Tuesdays Federal funds may improve John WaYne NEWPORT·MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD PREVIEW •An $8.4-million grant would be used to create safer airport conditions, officials say. Paul Clinton DAILY PILOT JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT -Airport officials hope to secure approval from the Orange County Board of Supervisors at today's meeting for an $8.4-million package of improvements for the airport's taxiways and roadways. Airport Director Alan Mur- phy will ask the board to approve the package, to be Briefly_ IN Tiii . NEWS Boy critical after nearly drowning funded mostly with a federal grant. •This grant will help us improve airport conditions,• said airport spokeswoman Yolanda Perez. "Some of those elements are definitely to cre- ate a safer environment.• There are four related pro- jects proposed to be completed in the next year. The work would cover improvements to two taxiways, the airport's inner perimeter road and upgrades to the security sys- tem inside the Thomas F. Riley Terminal. Airport crews plan to resur- face Taxiway Echo, a high- speed exit taxiway that gets heavy use from commercial Fire and Marine Department. A beachgoer saw the two struggling and called 911 on a cellular phone, Blauer said. Nearby lifeguards arrived within moments and hauled the girl out. •Tue girl was exhausted but breathing,• Blauer said. flights. If approved, bids would go out in July. The project could be completed by spring 2003. The taxiway would be shut down while the work ls per- formed. Commercial flights would be sent to the south end of the 5,700-foot conunercial runway for takeoff. · The airport would apply to the Federal Aviation Adminis- tration for a $6.77-million grant to pay for the bulk of the cost of the improvements. The super- visors must come up with $1.63 million to leverage the funding. FAA grant funds would make up about 80% of the costs, while airport operat- ing funds would cover the remainder. pulse at some point.· Waves were 3 to 5 feet with occasional 6-foot sets coming through, Blauer added. "It was strong surf condi- tions,• he said. •A mother was there and saw them get in trouble, but it doesn't take long to get in trouble out there.• -Danette Goulet Here's what's on the agenda for tonight's meeting of the Newport-M esa school board. COSTA MESA RESOURCE OFFICERS Two years ago, Newport Beach and the Newport- Mesa Unified School D1stnct began a program that brought police onto rruddJe and high school campuses 1.11 Newport Beach. Now, aty officials in Costa Mesa want to emulate the school resource officer program. • What to expect; The school district staff and Cos- ta Mesa Police Department have ironed out terms of an agreement to be considered tonight by the school board. It calls for two officers to spend at least 75% of their time at the three secondary school campuses. The ctis- trict would pay 50% of the pay, training and equipment for two officers, and 25% of the cost of their patrol cars. If the school board passes the FYI • What Newport-Mesa Unified School District Board of Education meeting • When: 7 p.m. today • When.: District Educa- tion Center, 2985-A Bear St., Costa Mesa • Information: (714) 424-5050 agreement, the program would begm in the fall. 'PURSUING VICTORY WITH HONOR' One of the recommend a - tions m the ctistnct's strategic plan is the add1tion of a CIF program for coaches and athletes caUed ·Pursuing Victory with Honor.• The program covers sportsman- ship, character bwldmg and the responsibwbes of coach- es. and athletes regardmg their behavior and being positive role models. • What to expect: It is widely believed by ctistrict and school officials that a program that provides a consistent model for cOdches dnd students 1s needed. Trustees will consider using ttus program. 22 TEXTBOOKS UP FOR APPROVA L Each semester. teachers who want to add textbooks to those bemg used m the classroom must submit nom- inees to their department chair, prinopal and the dis- trict for approval before they may use them. • What to expect; There are 22 textbooks from all but one secondary school 1.11 the d1stnct that teachen. hope will receive board approval tonight. Several weeks ago. when the books were made available to the pubhc trustee Wendy Leece, who has m the past voted agcllJlst several science, English and health books, suggested thal . board members read over the matenals. A 12-year-old boy was tak- en to Hoag Hospital, where he was listed in critical condi- tion Monday afternoon after he and a 10-year-old girl nearly drowned ort Corona del Mar State Beach. Meanwhile, the Orange County Sheriff's Depart- ment's Harbor Patrol searched for the boy, who was found floating face down. Officials tried tQ revive . -----liil!il!!!!!!liil-1!!!1!!!!!!!5ii!iE:==:==:!!!!!!l-l!!!!E!!!!!!5::===:!!!!!m---iii!!!==~--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::==-::=:=~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-=:=========5iiiii======= The two were bodyboard- mg off the far south end of big Corona past the jetty when a big wave caused them both to lose their boards, said Capt. John Blauer of the Newport Beach him, Blauer said. Both children were taken to Hoag Hospital. ~ "The girl, she's in rea- sonable condition,• Blauer said. •They had started C PR. He did not have a C· I A1.cwtl", IT'S TIME FOR ... f~t8·qoatr it.o. Ml-CASA d MEXICAN RESTAURANT 196 E. 17TH ST. COSTA MESA· 949 -645-7626 1!9~ Mattress Outlet Store 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa OM 8lodl ~ ol 405 Pwy 545-7168 Ru I Jennifer Hucller's Presents at-ea&e ;ug In Conjunction with FOlt DOWN SY91DltOME May 24th• PRESENTING FORMER ANGELS PLAYERS: From 6:00 to 8:00 pm Rex Hildler Angela Color Announcer 81ev8 Phyeloc paay by p1ay partner Mlltk Langaton 10% of all sales to be given to Team Up for Down Syndrome Meet the spring lineup for at-ease Men's store Also Featuring: Custom Suits bv Austin Taylor (presented by1 owner Dave Welch) Product presentation• throughout the day Alck Solomon. owner of Axis Sportswear . and author of 'A Man's GuJde to Buslneu Caaual Clothing" FREE W1lli$100~ . Mezlan Trunk Show Presented by~ Leon Hill Featuring the newest collection Of shoes and accessories. Free pair of socks with ony purchose cs1-.ao~> ' Store • • ' 4 TueJdoy, May 22, 2001 OBITUARY Robert Unvert Robert Unvert was a director and producer for ESPN's •Extreme Sports,• a varsity football star at New- port Harbor High School and an avid golfer through his last weeks. But his friend Mike Keyes remembers how Mr. Unvert never cared about winning or losing. "He used to always have a term he'd say: 'We're not nere for a long time, just a good time,'• Keyes, a friend . of 25 yea.rs, said. Mr. Unvert died Friday of heart failure as he was board- ing a plane in Ottawa, Cana- da. The Huntington Beach resident was on his way to Santa Monica for his next video shoot. He was 45. "He was quite a colorful character here in Newport Beach.• said bis mother, Jan Landstrom. Mr. Unvert grew up in Newport Beach and attended Woodland mementary and K41ser Junior High Scbool He graduated from Newport Harbor in 1914 and conslcl· ered his football days back then the heydathe~f his sports glories, his mo said. Loved ones agree that he was one of those people who treated people well. as if they were each special. •Everyone who met him thought they were his best friend,• Landstrom said. Keyes. who says he was Mr. Unvert's best friend, admits that there are proba- bly • 50 guys running around town• thinking the same thing. He bad a smile and sense of humor that lighted .. up the infromallovertbeworld• for room. the memorial, Landstrom • •t nick-said. •tte wu exuberant, named him happy and made everybodv 'Shiny,'• bappywbowasaroundbim.' Keyes said. Mr. Unvert is survived by •Not be· bis wife, 'llmwa Unvert, par- cause of bis ents Jan and John Land- lack of hair, strom, and Dr. Allen and but when Robert Uavert Cathi Unvert; brother Tum Bob Unvert Unvert; and sister Suzanne entered a Lyons. room, he glowed. He brought A memod.81 will be held at out the best and entertained 1 p.m. Thursday at St. just about everyone be met." Andrew's Presbyterian ~ the owner of Ooean-C hurch, 600 St. Andrews watch Productions in Newport Road, Newport Beach. The Beach, Mr. Unvert traveled ~burial will be at sea and, in around the world shooting on lieu of nowers, the family location for •Extreme Sports" requests that memorials be episodes. He often did charity sent to the Salvation Army of video work for the Salvation Orange County, 10200 Pio- Army of Orange County, as neer Road, Tustin, CA 92182, well as the Los Angeles Sher-or the Santa Catalina Island iffs Department Conservancy, P.O. Box 2739, ·we have people coming Avalon. CA 90704. Ready to ride Com Mesa resident Carollne Goodwtth bernew bike, which lhewtll ride tn the 575-mlle AIDS Ride. • Costa Mesa's Caroline Good gets a replacement bike and another chance to ride for an AIDS charity. COSTA MESA -Caro- line Good is back in the sad- dle. Just as · lhe Costa Mesa resident was getting re ady to start her training program for the 575-mile AIDSRide from San Francisco to Los Angeles. someone stole her bike Wednesday. Devastated about the loss -her only means of trans- portation -Good had feared she would not be able to participate in the event, which benefits AIDS organi- zations. She wanted to ride to honor her cousin Jimmy who died of AIDS several years ago. And that's why Dover Shores resident Chris Miller decided to help Good and bought her a new bike Mon- day. •1 knew that (Good's] heart was in the right place.• said Miller, who will participate in the ride for the third time after losing her brother, Anthony Fc¢.o. to AIDS 10 years ago. •I felt kind of a kinship• to Good, she said, adding that she paid for the $262 bike "because I could.• Dressed in blue, tightfit- ting biker shorts and a matching jersey Miller had also bought her, Good said she couldn't thank Miller enough for her help. She added that Miller bad also offered to share a tent YOUNG CHANG I OAl.Y PILOT with her along the ride and said she hoped she could join Miller for training ses- sions before the June 3 start. •she's taken me under her wings as far as what to do,• Good said, adding that she'd decided to name ber new bike •Grace." -Mathis Winkler Costa Mesa police put brakes on drag racers Costa Mesa police rounded up about 34 people involved in a drag -racing contest in the city early Monday. Costa M~sa police arrest- ed four, described to be in their late teens and early 20s, on suspicion of engaging in a speed contest at Airway and Pa ularino avenues at 1:20 a.m., said Costa Mesa Police Department Lt. Dale Birney. Police have known such activities have been occur- ring in the area for at least six months and have monitored the situation, Birney said. Monday was the first time officers caught the racers in action. Garden Grove; Christian Prichard, 22, of Lakewood; and Manuel Rodriguez, 18, of Santa Ana. Punislunent for s uch a crime can include imprisonment for one to 90 days in county jail, or a fine of no less than $355 and no more than $1,000, Birney Camara, Pham has a 1996 Honda Prelude, Prichard owns a 1990 Acura Integra, and Rodriguez has a 2001 Ford Mustang. Meanwhile, a group of about 30 people assisted in and watched the contest, Bir- ney said. To catch them, police surrounded the group by blocking off streets in the area . Arrested on suspicion of engaging in a speed contest were Gustavo Cortez, 20, of Anaheim< Hung Pham. 18, of said. . 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NEWPORT VILLAGE PARK Council members will discuss the initiation of a general plan amendment that would allow city offi- cials to move ahead with plans for a park on the 12- acre site behind the New- port Beach Central Library. Supporters of an arts and education center had tried to reserve about 3.5 acres for their project, but council members rejected the pro~I in March. City Council members will discuss changing New- port Beach's noise ordi- nance to make it easier to file criminal charges: Coun- cilman Gary Proctor sug- gested the move after pollce broke up a 40th birthday party May 12 for notorious noisemaker Den- nis Rodman. The revised ordinance would include a section that clarifies that people may face criminal charges after an officer has Issued a warning. The dis- trict attorney's off ice has so far hesitated to prosecute offenders because the ordi- nance made it difficult to prove that someone willful- ly made noise. City officials hope the new version will change that. • What to expect: Council members are expected to approve the changes. Council members are also expected to direct city officials to draw up plans for a park, as well as a budget amendment to pay for the project, and bring them back for review at a future meeting. • What to expect: JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT Council members will discuss whether to set aside $400,000 to complete an environmental review that's necessary to amend the existing settlement agreement. Establishing flight caps, nighttime cur- fews and passenger limits on the airport, the agree- ment took effect in 1985 and is scheduled to expire in 2005. On May 8, the Orange County Board of Supervisors tentatively approved a proposal by Newport Beach city offi- cials to add several gates Council members are expect- ed to initiate the amend- ment and ask for park plans and cost estimates. 1', l FYI • WHO: The Newport Beach City Council is May- or Gary Adams, Steve Bromberg, Norma Glover. John Heffernan, Dennis O'Neil, Gary Proctor and Tod Ridgeway. • WHEN: 7 p.m. today; the budget study session will begin at 3:30 p.m. • WHERE: Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. •Valances & Cornice Boxes • Roman Shades • Blinds • Verticals • Shutters • Bedspreads Co,,,p/immt11ry ConnJ111tion in Yo11r Homt ....... ( )' > • _, Ii ' -Ct ' 11 ! , ( l1 :1 : ~1/te4ei~ DESIGN CENTER Factory &: Showroom 1998 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa ~~ (949)642-8400 :,=:-~ ... .-.. C .. •I I I! ''W a C..-... _....., -~~ Siuling Fajitas Handmade Tortillas Slljling Man.chis Margana & Cerveu Baf ... ,11.,. ... OrWr~tlteDOnn Chlngolingat Enchiladas FajitH Burritoe a Taco. Guacamole O\ip. & Salta COllWUTI MlnY MOC ffOI 101 c.11 your nNrUt loc«ionl ............ il'J: 10to 150pecp. ~- , .. l•~ica c..,... (949) 645-0209 , Doily Pilot BLUE CONTINUED FROM 1 The school is the first Catholic elementary school in Orange County to earn the honor, said Sister Joanne Clare Gallagher, one of the school's two pnncipaJ.s. Being named a National Blue Ribbon School is the · highest distinction a school can receive from the federal government, and one that takes time and dedication from the administration, staff a.nd parents to earn. · Developed by the secre- tary of education in 1982, the Blue Ribbon program was EXPANSION CONTINUED FROM 1 · Greenlight, which voters passed in November, requires citywide elections on any general plan amend- ment for a project that adds more than 100 peak-hour car trips or dwelling units, or 40,000 square feet more than the general plan allows. A company spokeswoman also noted the construction does not conflict with a pledge made in the weeks leading up to that election by Gary Hunt, then the execu- tive vice president of the Irvine Co. In a letter to the Daily Pilot on Oct. 24, Hunt wrote that lhe company wished •to inform lhe residents of New- port Beach that the Irvine Co. will not seek any future amendments to the general plan of Newport Beach. Fur- ther, we will not build any more high-rise office build- ings in Newport Beach.• Hunt, who resigned his position in February, said the company was announcing the moratorium on building "to ensW'e that all Newport Beach voters consider Mea- SW'e S (Greenlight) based on facts, not fear.• While the announced con- struction does not defy lhe letter of that statement, it does seem to defy the intent, Greenllght support~rs said. "While these additions will not ~olate the exact lan- designed to identify and give recognition to outstand- ing schools nationwide. Before any California school can claim a Blue Rib- bon, it must first earn the honor of being a California. Distinguished School. When a school receives that award, it is invited to apply for the national award. Last spring, Harbor View was one of three Newport- Mesa elementary schools to become a California Distin- guished School. This year, it was the only one to make it through the rigorous process . and earn the prestigious title. "This bas been a two-year road for us, so [the students) guage of their preview promises not to 'seek any more amendments to the general plan of Newport Beach,' many of us had believed they would not rely upon exact exclusionary lan- guage in order to later pro- ceed with their develop- ments,• said Phil Arst, a spokesman for Greenlight supporters. Irvine Co. spokeswoman Jennifer Smith countered that the construction is part of long-standing plans for the center. "It certainly does not fly in the face of what we've said," Smith said, noting there are no plans for a high-rise build- ing. Arst said he and his fellow Greenlight backers are con- cerned about the possible added traffic caused by peo- ple coming to the new restau- rants. • On Monday, Fashion Island officials also announced that four new retailers will open by the swnmer: Kenneth Cole, Par- allel, Sara and Aerosoles. As an area, the shopping center is the city's biggest conbibutor to the city's sale tax coffers, followed by Mariner's Mile, said Assistant City Manager Sharon Wood. really Wlderstand, • Kendall said. "They were exultant.• Por Our Lady Queen of Angels, the application.. process took Ajay and Eliza- beth Patel about 30 days and 300 hours once they picked up the job in August. And they said administrators were working on it for months before they came on board and wrote the application. Now the couple said they would like to take the process a step further.· "What we're thinking is we'll-help other schools (earn the blue ribbon) because the better our edu- cation system, the better our society, .right?" Elizabeth Patel asked. SHOOTING CONTINUED FROM 1 range as the two sat together in the Mercedes, police said. According to several wit- nesses, Dokovic casually shot Marie several times. He then calmly smoked a cigarette. Police dJd not confirm whether the two men knew each other but did say the shoot- ing was not random. Dokovic placed a large handgun on the trunk of the car and was walk- ing away from the scene when police arrested him. The event wasn't without trauma for the shooter, who vomited on the ·pavement before being taken into cus- tody, police said. Dokovic also complained of chest pains and was then ldke n to Hoag Hos- pital in Newport Beach. He was later released and booked into Costa Mesa Jail. , The daylight shooting star- tled the crowd of onlookers, many of whom witnessed it. Katherine Lesage. who waited nearby at a hair salon, said she was "shocked and disgusted· by the eve nt. THEATER CONTINUED FROM 1 Balboa's downtown area. -The municipal parking lot, which also will serve theater patrons, and the south side of Main Street will be the first areas to benefit Crom the make-over, said Assistant City Manager Sharon Wood. ·But while excited about today's event. Bromberg also said the foundation still had a lot of fund-raising to do. ~Even more than ever, we're going to need financial contributions,· he said. "The mere fact that we're breaking ground does not mean that we're free financially. I JUSl want to be sure that there's not complacency Wllhin the GARDEN CONTINUED FROM 1 the Arts and the San Diego Freeway. The project is a collabora- tion between Common- wealth, the Orange County Performing Arts Center and South Coast Partners, the owner of South Coast Plaza. The South Coast Partners and the Center's portions of the project were approved earlier this year. Commonwealth's portion has been delayed because of FYI The Balboa Theater groundbreaking ceremony will take place at 1 p.m. today at 707 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa Peninsula. Information: (939) 673-0895. conununity that everything is OK now. But I'm very confi- . dent that we'll get there.• Until then, theater officials will put 'On productions around town to give residents a taste of things to come. The first such perfor- mance, a "midsummer evening G)ncert • will be held at Corona del Mar's Sherman Library & Gardens on July 19 and feature the mUSlcal duo Tmgstad and Rumble, Roberge said. chsagreement about the length of bJne the developers would be required to main- tal.Il the garden. The rest of .. Commonwealth's portion of the project, which includes office space and restaurants, IS scheduled to be reviewed by the City Council on June 4. ln other council business, the public comments portion of tile meeting, which lasuwo hours, focused on the contro- versy surrounding Council- man Chris Steel, who is facing charges of election fraud for submitting two false signa- tures on his nomination papers in the 1998 and 2000 elections. • @imiiiiwWll Flora.I & Gifts 50%0/f Silk Florals, Topiaries, Orchids. Palms & Trees Mon-Fri 10-6, Sat 10-5, S un 10-4 369 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa. CA <-r-~J (949) 646-67 45 THE ROY EME RSON .. ADOPTIO N GU ILD -CLA TOU RNA MENT I N f O RM AT I O~ l'llZE NO'Il: l'rw-. ... 1.. .. _a•O,..n"""......,_" i-1 ..... , ........ 11'rw-. ,... ............ , n ... ..,. l'rwll.n 11.... ..... , •. ,, "'* lj.ji w. 1.11 a. ;.tr. 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ACll'Tll. cmtftll1DT t«J Alllln'IWC ........... ,._.M-. ........ ·---------·----·-· ·--·----Pulltltllitt Ue•u ...... lt7 <le• ''•'" Cle• n t0t?ll • '"f'" l •M• Tuelt C11• 6U·lllt Ptlh•••· , ..... a.• ............... 09' ........ 116-MU Tuesday, May 22, 2001 5 ,__-... . ' ' 'C' •'to I . ' , .... siJDIT OMMUNITY "Man/ It was like Woodstock out here. It was just that Instead of hippies, there were porn stars." The O..iv Piiot ~~on.._ c:onatmlng ~•couMeA. 6 Tuesday, ~ 22, 2001 Reduce school population via payouts F acilities pre- sent chal- lenges for all businesses. A company can't always have everyone working at a centralized facility. So, let's say a company bad 23 people more· than they could handle al one facility, but they had a facility just a quarter-mile away that was ful- ly equipped to Goy Geiser- Sondovol EDUCATION"AllY SPEAKING house an addition~l 200 lo 300 more people. It will lake away recreational space for the occupants of the facility if they add portable buildings to accommo- date those 23 people at the one site. It will cost $300,000 more to keep the 23 people at the facility they are at now by adding four portable buildings. That is money that could be used to give everybody a raise or buy n eces- sary equipment to he lp everyone at the compan y. The c()mpany already has lots of extra space at most of its branches, and the amount of extra space is expected to grow every year for the next 10 years. Does the compa ny spend the $300,000 to add portable buildings this year? It mjght if the company is the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. The school board is in the process of determining facilities issues for next year. It is predicted that the echo.baby boom bubble has reached sixth grade, and will be hiltmg the secondary schools as the e lementary school popu- lation shrinks. Even with the adjustments made to elementary schools for the 20:1 ratio in the lower grades, there are empty classrooms at most elementary schools. Only one school will need four more rooms, while the neighboring schools less than a mile away have three to 10 classrooms extra. Some kids going to the school that needs extra classrooms don't live in the school's ne ig hbor- hood. The way I figure it, we are going to spend about $13,000 a student to be able to house the predicted 23 extra kids at that particular school site, for a one-year solution. Then, in a couple of years, we will pay to have someone haul off the p8Ttables and the plat- forms. I would like to propose a less expensive solution. Offer the first 23 students willing to transfer to a differ- ent school a $1,000 transfer bonus. Offer the PTAs that lure kids to their campus $1 ,000 per transferred student for school expenses. That would only cost the school district $46,000, and half of that money would be used for school expenses. We would save at least $250,000 that could be used to boost teacher salaries. Everybody wins. Another option is to follow the kids home from school and actually see who belongs at the school. Stay tune d to your school board meeting lo see what they decide to d o .... Now that it's over, I have to say that one of my most fun volunteer experi- e nces this year was overseeing the Mr. Mesa contest. Volunteering in elemen- tary school, my big decisions were .what color the cupcake frosting s,hould be. At the Mr. Mesa rehearsal, I was in charge of enswjng that there were no naughty gestud!s, and the swimsuits were of appropriate length. Somehow, with just a few d esperate phone calli to mommies, and a wee bit of wh.lnlilg to boys, we persuaded 16 boys to strut the floor for evening wear, swimsuit, talent a.ftd personality rounds. At our Thursday night rebeana.J. things were a bit disorga- nized, and 1 wasn't sure the boys bad ever watched a person model and pote.·BY Fdday night, Jt was like they dtaJik Or. Jekyll jutce, and were tran1- f0nned into talented models and per· fOr'l:Den, .lri complete costumes, able to punt With the glitche1. Tharib. boys, for thartng your tal- entl with an auditorium of llCJ'i amlng girll. ...... ,. RESPOND. -chrts Kyle. one of Dennis Rodman's neighbors, on the former NBA star's 40th birthday party held May 12 THE 15~ We asked readers what they thought of the district attorney's election fraud charges against Costa Mesa Councilman Chris Steel. I n my opinion, it looks to me as if a deteat- ed and disgruntled candidate spent many hours trying to get even and finally found a couple of small indiSaetions to hang on Steel. , lf you run a man out of office for helping someone sign her name on the proper line and a husband sign for his wife, then we'll get the kind of government we deserve. I'd be a lot richer if I had a dollar for every per- son who had signed a paper for his or her spouse. Keep Steel in office. We need honest peo- ple on the council "Who are honest in their opinions whether we agree with them or nol Steel should remain on the council and get a much lesser punishment for his indiscretion. PHILIP E. ARNOLD Costa Mesa "Oh, I am sony, your honor. Forgetting to file my income tax is just an oversight, not with criminal intent." • -~to EdttoMI Page Editor .._ ....... at the Daily Piiot. llO W. lay St.. Costa Mela. CA 92'27 • woas ..,.,._-call (949) 642-6086 • MX -Send to (949) 645-4170 • I-MAii. -Send to c»llypllotelatlmacom All~ must Include full Mme, home- toWn and phone number (fot verifUtk>n purposes). The Pilot reserws the right to edit'lll submissions for clarity and length. Doily Pilot "I drove 85 in a 55-mph zone. Ju.st an oversight, not with criminal intent." DON I.EACH I DAILY Pl.OT Costa Mesa Councilman Chris Steele, right, confers with lawyer Ron Cordova at court. "I forgot my driver's li&nse at home. It's in my other purse, and is just an oversight, not with criminal intent• Gary Monahan's comments regarding Steel's alleged intent or that the crime was a mere oversight would not be admitted in court. FLO MARTIN Costa Mesa Titis charge against Chris Steel is ridicu- lous. When hasn't a husband or wife signed their spouse's name on a document that they knew the spouse would approve? I think I read that the district attorney's office spent six months investigating this. Seems like people using false identities to get driver's licenses lo cast votes and to ruin other people's credit would be higher priori- ties. It sounds like vindictiveness to me. I am sending Steel $100 to help in his defense. I hope others will step up also to help him. RICHARDT. DURKEE Corona del Mar I am pleased that the Daily Pilot covers the local news thoroughly, and the story of Chris Steel bas been very interesting. With my interest in politics, I have often obtained signatures for individuals and propositions I support. When you carry a petition, you know it must be done wi.th complete honesty and care. lf you are intent upon honestly follow- ing the law, you will take the time to go back to obtain legal signatures. I feel Steel should be prosecuted for his intentional act. It is neithe r a small infraction nor one that should be overlooked. He was wrong, and he knew it. . As a Costa Mesa resident now, I do not believe he should be making decisions in my city. JANIE ARNOLD Costa Mesa I did not vote for Chris Steel, nor do I agree with most of his actions as a sitting council member. In my opinion, be is not the best council member we have ever bad But a lot of people voted for him. and Lord knows be seems to be trying hard to do bis damdest. Having said tb4t, I strongly dis- agree with this misplaced effort to remove him. Assuming Steel committed these heinous crimes, l guess I should be thankful that someone bas decided their life's mission should be to expose this master criminal and save the good citizens of our fair community from further acts of deceit. debauchery and shame. But somehow I am not thankful. Th.is ueroar is truly much ado about noth- ing. Was 1t wrong? f suppose so. Should it have been done? Of course not. It is difficult to imagine such a dangerous crime. lf con- • victed, a potential three-year prison sentence for these dastardly deeds hardly seems an ·adequate safeguard for society. I gotta believe there are more important fish to fry. Who has not committed some little sin which would be punishable if caught? Have these saviors of our great city never crossed a street except in a crosswalk? Have these ministers of justi,ce always come to a complete stop before turning right on a red light? Has this posse of truth always paid their taxes, n ever taking a slightly question- able deduction? Have these pillars of society, fin<Jing they weren't charged for an item, always returned the item to the store asking, no, not asking but demanding to pay for it? Somehow, their righteousness bas a rather hollow sound to me. • I suggest if they are ~:.=med about the danger Steel to OQI community, they could m than compen- sate for this by spending 1be same amount of their time and effort assisting some charity or school. This effort to get Steel on America's Most Wanted list represents nothing more than petty bickering seen daily on any kindergarten playground at recess. "Teacher! Teacher! Chris is bothering me." ·Am not.• •Are too." "Am not." •Are too." This is nothing more than an exercise in egotistical bullying and will cost our city time, money and effort, all of which could be .. better spent. It seems lo me this Sherlockian effort to expose the horrendous criminal activity really serves no greater purpose than to act as a salve upon some personal wound completely umelated to the issue at hand. Come on, do something productive. MIKE DUNN Costa Mesa Obtaining the few signatures required for nomination papers is little more than a mere technicality, the purpose of which escapes me. lt might have had a purpose a century ago, but in today's election process, it has lit- tle meaning. It is absolutely incredible to me that some- one would be facing p~n time for making a mistake by helping a person sign her name or that a husband signed for a wife that had no problem with his doing so. To remove the man from office after 10,000 people voted for him is·a far greater sin. Whatever happened to common i;ense? TERRY~OC Newport Beach I was one of the candidates who ran against Chris Steel in the last election -and of course, I didn'tw:in. I think be should stay on the coundl because be ea.med the right with the votes. He made a mistake, but he shouldn't be kicked off. I believe it would not be a problem to see him fined just to make him pay better attention to what he's doing. It was just a technical mistake, but he should be fined so that be is penalized so that he'll remember next time lo be more careful. MICHAEL OJFFORD Costa Nlesa I'm calling lo add my name to the list of people who would encourage Steel to step down and avoid us havirig to have a recall election and further etnbarrassment to the city of Costa Mesa. 6ur city needs to move forward on many issues. He is not my repre- sentative, and I would like lo see us push him behind us. SHARON BOUDREAU Costa Mesa I believe that Steel '5hould lose~ oouocil seat. He would be a bit of a hypocrite given all of his stated beliefs as far as illegal immi- gration, illegal immigrants and his ability to speak so openly about it His intolerance and his supporters, from what I believe is a very hateful Westside group, seem lo teach intolerance of any sort when talking about following the law. I think it wo~d .be important for him to basically practice what he preaches. Therefore, given that he did not bave enough signatures at the time, given·t:hat it was a last minute or so before he had to tum in these papers, he basically didn't follow the law. If be doesn't want to appear as hypocrite, I think he should just step down. RUSS RAMIREZ Costa Mesa Chris Steel should definitely.lose bis seat on the council. For Councilman Gary Mona- ~~ to say it was an ove?SJbbt is absolutely ndiculous. When you ask Joe to sign Mary's name, that's not an crtcersight. that's inten- tional. This man knew what be was doing. He just wanted that council seat. The people of Costa Mesa should not be represented by a man who goes to such fraudulent lengths to get his name on a slate. We shouldn't wait for him lo resign bis seat: we should make him do it immediately. · LYNNMERlfS Costa Mesa The reason that we have to address it is simple1 It's the law, and we either abide by the law ot we don't. It's not a technicality· it's the way the law was written that the ;est of us have lo abide by. MARSHA REBNEY Costa Mesa Steel's indiscretion ~hould have been caught earlier Michael W. Szkarodek COMMUNITY COMMENTARY W lthrespecttothe alleged conduct of Chris Steel in 1998 and 2000, I was only the messenger. And yet l have at various times been subjected to allegatiom by Steel and others that my charges were •phony• or otherwite the result of some 1'·year-long vendetta against bUn. Nothing twld be tur1het ftoln the truth. Steel clkl whet he dkl, =·=.::::: =..u.:. Among oCber tldngil, I em a fraud audllar. 'IM\ Wbat J do and what I am guod II. Tlie Im that tbe OnDge ~ dlllltd attorney Ml .. to pnJMCUle Steel after conducting a thor- ough and independent investi- gation ls all the proof that any· one should need to conclude that my original concerns and actions were justified. At this point in time, even Steel's most ardent supporters · mu.t have noticed the confilcta in b1I various public quotat!ons about whet really happened. Steel bas rlow apparently had a chance to edmlt and take responslbility for what he did1 and accept • leaer punlthment (L•. a mllda1111•ar: cxmftC.tlon ad lml09ill fnJlll aalm) and be WM dMlelil not to do eo. 1'hlt Ii• .... c:bmce. Ho••••· wltal ... lbe °'*>•••"' .. CllmlMl adfia8. J,...,.,.., ..... eo-+n-Glry MonM-.. --: ::::r=-:.-:. :;,:and~~ ... principles of logic do not apply when the actions or their boy a.re being subjected to scrutiny or otherwite are being qu~oed. The simple fact ii Uutt this signature did not even oome dote to matcb.lng tbe •UthenUc signature on ftle wttb the ~ trar of voten aild 9bOukl have therefore been~ bf the dty clerk before S&eel'a name was ever put on tbe b911ot. Why UU. ltgnature wasn't di.a· quallfted ii • open queltion that hM, ID my opiNon, not ~:.--=by media. In any cue. Ibale who tittempt to ov9ltoOk or aclJl8 ...... pnliWttkm IDilcODdUcl beeeme bi~ 0.. Bl•ctllla aught to tty Wdag a caane ID loglc,:·becaule-., MW9 falled lommp b b ~-..., trulbMa,._ ,._ .... legally supposed to be on the bal- lot in the first place (i.e. due to the actual defidency in the num• be.r of valid lignatwes on hAI nominating petition), tbould not have been 1n a polldon to tece.tve :::·~~win tbe Plnally, I ~llltG. defenll8 appmently~~ by eomeofSlelil't~~•(Le. that he ooWd .... _.mote vdd lignab.ll'el If._ bad wanted to) II 1belf ~ lbe nut time that any af1yOlar ........... In front of • tr.me out )\adgt lar ~ 80 lllM:tD. 40 mpb .... -try~ ... Judg9 ._.. ~ .aould ... ~dmm .... .,..,., aid1...w.Mtw .... . Daily Pilot . . Quote Of --. . -W.1ve realy played h• seasons, so we'vt ti. consme111ly lnanis1lnl _ • Klrtc .....,,,.aa.r, Costa Mesa baseball coach . . _...,21-.. llOOll llDl•TOI . Sports Editor Roger Corfson • 949--5744223 • Sports Fax: 949-650Cl70 •Tuesday, fkrf 22, 2001 1 ' · PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE AND CIF DIVISION Ill GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONS • • 9\ • " I• ' • ' .. ... DON LEACH I DAl.Y Pl.OT 1be Pad.Uc Coast League and CIF Dlvlslon m champion Corona del Mar High girls track and field team: Back row from left to right. Alison Brawner, Lindsay Fisher, • • Carolyn Shettlei', _Becky Cummins, Krlsserln Canary, Jaclyn Thayer, Diana Hossfeld, Kerry Hawkins, Beth Nelson, Sara Claster, Katherine Morse, Alexis Du Bin. Jaycee '• ,·· Mahler. Kneeling, Stephanie Kenclrtck.11ffany Pagano, JW Ukroplna, Victoria Quinlan, Keelan Cu~ler, Kinzle Kramer and Jenny Cummins. Seated in middle, Julie Allen. ...• Missing persons T he Estancia High football team may not win a game -next year. But the 1.8 players ~o took part in the Eagles' first ~p-actioe Monday iftemoon are !parguably qndefeated. . Undefen'ed 6y the loss of si>.eir head ~~Dave ».kins, who tOO)t the same J{lb at L-;..;....:.;..;: cw~ Barry Foulner liesa, this PREPS Droupof SPOSt1Y freshmen and sophomores ~committed. focused lad motivated, as a group of ft»ne1" EstaDda coaches put them through their paces. Most of an. they looked like they were having fun. But. as oon.spicuous as the joy the game can evoke -even played in shorts and T-shirts -was the absence of many would-be retumerl. Disappointed by Perkins' ~.disheartened by the I. tiA1ng of the move, which ren- ... spring practice a stopgap ~until the new coach is SEE PREPS PAGE 8 --- ~ . OON I.EACH I OAl.V PILOT Cotta Mea Junior Nick Cabtco, the Mustangs' most successful pitcher this •ason. uncorkl a pltdl in recent ac:tlon. Mesa will host Mayfair today at 3:15 p.m. In tbe aecond round of the CIP Southern Sedton . Dtvillon IV playolfl. Mesa seasonably warm • Streaky Mustangs host Mayfair Monsoons in CIF Division IV ~econd-round playoff game today at 3: 15. hrry F•ulkner 0 AllY PILOT COSTA l'v1ESA -ln a time most coaches refer to as the second season, Costa Mesa High baseball head man Kirk Bauermeister believes the Mus- tangs are already on their third. Bauenneister hopes the third sea- son continues lo be a chann when Mesa (16-9-1) hosts Mayfair (15-9) today al 3:15 p.rn. in the second round of the CIF Southern Section Division IV playoffs. ·we've really played three sea- sons, so we've been consistently inconsistent.• Bauermeister said. "We started out 8-1-1 and were ranked in Orange County, then we didn't play well for awhile. then we goWi. back together late in the season.• The Mustangs, whose next win will break a school single-season record they currently share with the the 1999 and 1962 teams, certainly put things together in Friday's first round, a 10-5 victory at Gladstone, which was ranked No. 6 in the final Division IV poll. •we sure picked a good time to play our best game of the year,• Bauermeister said of Friday's tri- umph. in which they pounded out 15 hits and led at one point, 9-1. Unlike Gladston e, which Bauer- meister and some of bis players bad scouted in person. Mayfair, runner- up in the Suburban League, is an unknown quantity. BASEBALL The Monsoons, coached by Matt Eeles, won at St Paul, 5-2, m Fnday's opener. They were 8-4 in league and included in their season log is a pair or losses to SeIVlte, 12-1 and 6-5. •1 don't know anything about them,· Bauermeister said. •All I know is they play in a pretty good league, so I know they're used to fac- ing pretty good competition.• Good competition bas brought the best out in the Mustangs, according to Bauermeister. "In important games th1s year, our guys have played bard and played well," Bauermeister said. -When we're focused, we seem to play well. Hopefully, we can keep that going, because if you don't play well in the playoffs, you're out. We had optional batting practice Saturday and 12 kids showe<t up, which is a good turnout for us, because a lot of guys work Sat· urdays. We have 13 seniors wbo have been together for at lea.st four years and they want to keep gomg." Amoog those seniors are offensive stalwarts Josh Feldman, Daniel Hunter, Steven Shores,·eartos Franco and Brent Stevens, as well as left. banded pitchers Jeremiah Haubrick and Ryan Costelloe. Feldman is hitting .425 with two home runs, 18 RBis and a team-lead- ing 14 stolen bases and 22 nms. HWlter bits .3"5 with three bomen and 21 RBis, while Franco is hitting .310 with a team-leading 22 RBis. fie ls 4-2 with five saves and a 1.12 ERA mtbemound.. '),_~ wD:& will advmxB to Pd- uny•querta'S, against Eilber No. 3-mi- ed MIDoYia (19'3) ~ Booila (1&-3-1~ ORANGE COAST COllEGE ATHLRES OF THE WEEK Sea Kings' road to finals goes through Ventura •Top-seeded Corona del Mar travels today to face St. Bonaventure's Seraphs in CIF Division V quarterfinaJs. TENNIS • . . 8 T~ Moy 22, 2001 SPORIS Memorial Day meaningful for Newpo'rtHarbor alumni£ V etenm television anchor and writer Tom Brokaw bas predicted that the 60th anniversary this year of World War Il will be an overwhelming event -•the last anniversary a lot of veterans will live to see: Pitzpatrlck. who played quarterback for the ·~2 cb.amPonshiP football team. lost bis life during the Leyte Offensive in the Philippines Dec. 8, 19« when parachuting to the big island. Sadly, Japanese fighter pilots used machine guns when coming aaoss Fitzpatrick in midair. And it is fair to say that untold Newport Harbor High aUUetet were a bright and integral part of the military forces that bravely struggled against the evil powers, German, Japan and ltaly. Hence, this year's Memorial Day stands · Don CantrelJ SIDEUNES Although the champion Newport team always thundered to league victories with All-CIP fullback Harold Sbeflin, coach Wendell Pickens as a meaningful occasion. Thus, a wide salute across America is in crder, particularly as thousands of veterans are fading with each passing year. Newcomers from recent years would not be familiar with the yesteryear veterans across the harbor area, but the old-timers still remember them with fondness and respect. once said Harbor Was always two touchdowns better when Fitzpatrick played in the game. Locals mowned another loss in George Shafer, a blocking back on the '34 grtd team and one deeply admired by his temmnate, Al Irwin, who later returned to coach the Harbor High football team. 1948-55. Irwin later coached Orange Coast College to a title in 1956. Hal Sh eflln. the bull elephant halfback from Newport Harbor's celebrated 1941 grid team, earned the Purple Heart In World War D while fighting in the Padf:lc. Center. But, in time, be shifted to the South Paci.fie where he became a flight · deck officer aboard an aircraft earner. Irwin's cousin, Walt Kelly, Oass of '37, t;aptured headlines after a high achievement as a co-pilot at Rabaul Bay in the South Pacific. skim the giant Japanese carrier it wanted to demolish. The plan was precise and Kelly still recalls his crew dropping three bombs right down the carrier's chute. The crew had been overloaded with missions and Kelly was pulled aside for medical reasons. His crew was ordered onward. Newport pilot who earned nwnerous medals and ribbom, is among the Class of 1940. McClellan, younger brother of Rollo, Class of '38, became a Navy fighter pilot. flying the devastating Hellcats. His task was to sweep across the beaches and firebomb ,\he Japanese infantry alon§ the beach lines, which was a successful operation. One of Newport's . finest-ever quarterbacks out of the '30s was Glenn 0. Thompson, Class of '38, who subsequently became a rear admiral in the Coast Guard. His coach. Ralph Reed. had the highest praise for Thcmp;m in the sea.son of '37 when he teamed up wilh Rollo r..1c.OeDan for a winning season. Hal Sheflin's running guard from the '41 grid team earned the Purple Heart in one severe engagement when he was struck by flak from Japanese kamilca:ze planes. Stephens, Class of '42, was.a gunnery officer ~board a destroyer. tbe c:bmnJ*:mbiP team c:l '42. One of the Newport . gridders who was badly hurt in battles against the GennaDa. in Ewope was one-time quarterback George Micldewait, Class of 140. Relatives were well aware Df the pain and injuries suffered by Micklewait, who, in time, returned to work at Harbor High. He was a second-team All-Southern California back.. who had starred under Coad\. Dick Spaulding. One of the oldest, if not the. oldest Newport Harbor Higll- procluct involved in wwn - would be the lat.e Billy V. _ Brown, who was one of Reed's first athletes in the 1930-31 era. Brown. in the Navy, was~ bomber pilot in WWD, as WE\\\ as the Korean war, and had • • great reconl. The Navy paid ~ him a big tribute a few years,. ago when he was buried in Kentucky. Fullback She1lin and .• Vernon Fitzpatrick, class of '43, one of the most prominent · names, has one of tht.,most shocking stories among local veterans. Shafer had been an infantryman in the Philippines. Irwin initially coached many swim teams for the Navy at the Great Lakes 'lraining Kelly, a versatile athlete at Newport. and his crew had to pass on the first attempted bombing flight across Rabaul Bay. Hence, the crew landed on a nearby island with plans t<> fly out eatly morning and A noise later prompted Kelly to rise from bed and go outside. He was stunned by what he observed. His crew had crashed at the end of the runway. Sparks McClellan, another He was off Okinawa when his ship was struck. During the same intense battle, bis teanunate, tackle Manuel Muniz, was wounded on the beach at Okinawa with an Army unit. Muniz was a . second-team All-CIP tackle en his older brother, Bob, experienced serious problem$ aboard their ships in the Pacific. Bob was thrown overboard and spent 72 hours treading water in the ocean. Harold J suffered gas in one lung and later tumbled ov~. Newport paid a heaVy price for the country's defense. PREPS conclusion of practice to spring or even next rail, DEEP SEA TODAY'S SCHEDULE tura, CIF Division V quarterfi- encourage their friends to but the time will surely MONDAY'S COUNTS • Beseball nals, 3: 15 p.m . CONTINUED FROM 7 take pa.rt in spring drills. come. It is they who will N4twport LAnding -4 boats, 65 High school -Mayfair at Costa Rodriguez said have truly lost, no matter anglM. 290 barracuda. 87 calico Mesa, CIF Division IV second • 1\oadt •nd field afterward it is, at best, a where the 2001 Eagles bas.s, 83 sand bass, 1 halibut. 9 rock· Junior high -Newport-Mesa hired, even dismayed by diliicult situation, but he wind up in the standings. fish, 3 sculpin. round, 3:15 p.m. School District preliminaries at an administration some made the decision to try D•vey's Lodcer -6 boats, 107 •Tennis Corona del Mar High, 3 p.m. .... blame for hastening their to make the most of his • If the Costa Mesa anglers. 2 white sea bas.s, 1 yellow-High school boys -Corona del field events. 3:30 p.m. track tail, 375 barracuda, 179 ~o bass, former coach's exit; senior year, regardless of High baseball team can 36 sand bass. 4 bonito, 5 llbut.. 5 Mar at St. Bonaventure of Ven-events. (Finals are Thursday.) several juniors, who will the circumstances. get past visiting Mayfair blue perch, 1 sculpin, 1 sheephead. be seniors next fall, were He said he has in today's CIF Southern CYNDtlA TRAN 8IUN WINS10N nowhere in sight. tried to talk others into Section Division rv That group did not overcoming their misgivings, second-round playofr HAPPY BIRTHDAY .llorft: Dec. 6. 1981 • c include senior-to-be but he is not optimistic game, it should have a Heltlhl: 5-foot-2 • Freddy Rodriguez, a they will cbang~ their quality scouting report on ~ .. Dlllly '"°"" ..... t 110pounds second-team All-Pacific minds, at least until the Friday's quarterfinal foe. .......... Sport: Badminton Coast League safety last new coach is in place. Corona del Mar Coach ...atlon: Singles and doubles 'IMr: Freshmen fall, who is playing it Sophomore Kyle John Emme, whose Sea Hlih .moot: Garden Grove anything but safe. Casillas, who started Kings were eliminated in c:o.c:t.: Berbwa Bond A two-year varsity some varsity games last Friday's Division IV first MIP: Pr..,,.,.rrnacy .... sta~er with size, skill and fall at receiver, said he is round, has volunteered to ~ .... ~ savvy, Rodriguez stood be on hand today when J&ml18 ....._ ~CAtmp· . " frustrated by the lack of out among Monday's Monrovia visits Bonita. Toct.y· -11111:19* ...... •Alrfat participants, but he could assemblage. And, those not foresee a scenario •1•m on my way to llRooa ft WION ~ l_oslng In ~•a end being still connected with the thdt would cause him to Bonita," said Enune, who at* to come t.k Md win ,..,,,., .._ 'con~ and stat. ttttes• program, hope he can tum his back on the benefited from Mesa ............... XX:'Not'I spearhead the recruitment game. Coach Kirk Bauermeister's Giii.i socx.a st.-cNmpjof llhlp in singlll Md of some defectors. Those who choose not scouting services last Liz MOllS i) doUble. Art Perry, heading the to play, especially as spring. "The bad pa.rt is, ~ca.MM OllJJllb fill-in coaching staff, seniors, will regret the I have to miss (the Mustangs') 1UQ(NfOFmJ) c.o#«eor JpOtO' CMd tltils 01 ·S asked the players at the decision. Maybe not this game: .~TICE OF PCl8UC SALE OF UEHED PROPERTY lll9Jica .. hereby given that • cloMd bid pUblic auction will ba held on MAY 29, 2001 at 2:00 o'doc:lc P M. a.I Mini U Storage II, 11t1 Camelbadt Straat, New· port Beach, County ol Ora~. Ca.lifomla. Mml U SfOrage II Wiii sell to satisfy the lien on the lol· lowing mlscellanaoua household and gener11 property stored ., t 111 Camel>edc Straac. New-~ a.ach. CA 92660, lhe following persons Inventories listed below were notated by Iha tenanta at lhe tima o1 rerul. Mr.I U Slorlge 11 makes no rep1uent1· lion or warranty that the units contain said Inven- tories. B3601. JOANNE CALUAIGBY. MISC HOUSEHOLD. • BUSI· NESS FUANJEOUIP B3618, JOANNE CALUAIGBY. BUSI· NESS RECORDS. BUSINESS FURN I EQUIP A4028, JOANNE CALUAIGBY MISC HOUSEHOLD. BUSI· NESS FURN./EOUIP A.3().40, ROBERT G FL'AflEATY, MISC HOOS~ l:.HOLD, BUSI· N RECORDS 263. ROBERT G FLAHERTY, MISC HOUSEHOLD. PEA· SQ~Al EFFECTS, B~INESS RECORDS A4255. RODOLFO TAE-YIZO, MISC HqUSEHOLD A43 45. BELLA ZM-iAASON, MISC HOUSEHOLD ~4053, MICHELE C RQSSER MISC HOUSEHOLD 845~. MICHAEL A CL,A'r'BOAN. MISC HQUSEHOLD .84664, WAL TEA LUNDOUIST MISC HqUSEHOLD PutchHH must ba made With CMh and paid tor at Iha lime ol purcf\ue. No one und&1 ihe age ol 18 '9 allowed 10 attend Iha sale. The landlord reMrves Iha nQllt to bid II the saJa AD .Jlf,ll'chaMCI OOOdS are IOld •as Is" and must be ramowct by 5.00 p.m. on the-day lollowing the ~ Buyers muet prcMda a current ongmel Of .. phOIOCOpy °' ttlW ~ raaala pennlt at tilili: of ula in lieu QI laleis tax This sale le ~ to prior canoala· lllJl\:."ln Iha avant °' •· t~n1 balWMO land· lord.and oCl!galad party Published Newport B•tch·Co1ta Mua Olill'f' Pllol May 15. 22. 20QI .... 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'~ -• a -ca · I w .... 11 ..uc·•11 .-p I SUMMONS tlvaa para amboa con· • FAMILY LAW yugee. tanto. el eepoeo CIT ACION como la eaposa, halla JUDICIAL que la petlclon Ma • DERECHO DE rechazada, se dlc:la uoe FAMILIA dedlioll final o la corta NOTICE TO RE· axrilda lnstrucclonea SPONOENT (AVISO Al ed clonales. Dlchl8 DEMANDADO prohiblciC>f?H puedan hacarsa cui1'¥>lir an cual· (Nombte). JUAN quM pat1e de Califomia HERNANDEZ pol' cualqura1 aganta def You ate being sued A orden pubUco que las usted la utan deman-heya reclbido o que dando. h i 1 cop1 PETITIONER'S NAME eya v 8 0 una • de IS EL NOMBAE DEL el:aaTha name and ad- DEMANDANTE ES: oresa o1 the OOCJl1 It (El STEPHANY JACOBS nombra y direcdon de 11 CASE HUMBER corte es) SUPEAIOfl (H~Doodal24•Caao4 ) COURT OF CALIFOA· v NIA. COUNTY OF OR· You have 30 CALEN· ANGE, 341 THE CITY DAR DAYS atte1 this DRIVE. p O BOX Summons end Petition 14170. OflANGE. CA are served on you to ftle 92863· 1570 a Response (form 1282f 2. The name, addreu at the court and 811\!e a and telephone numba1 copy on the pelttlonlf. A ol peUt10nefs attorney or tener or phOne can will petittonet without an at· not protect you tomey is (El nomble, la 11 you do not hie your dncdon y et numaro de Ra&ponse on ume. the totefono del at>ogado def court may make orclefs damandtmla, o <lei <le· alfecung your marriage. mendanta que no Ilene your property and at>ooadO es) CUSIO<ly ol your chtkhn STE"PHANY JACOBS You may be orde1ed 10 IN PAO PER. 401 w' pay SOppor1 and at· GUINIDA LN 14 tomey lees and costs 11 ANAHEIM. CA 92805 ' you cannot pay 1t1a lillf'lg (714) 835-5502 '"· ask the Cieri! '°' a Data: MAR 16 2001 lte waiver torm ALAN SLATER, EXEC. If you want legal OFFICER/CLERK. by advice. contact a lawyer DIANE A. DAVIS, oap. 1mmed11tely uty Usted . ltena 30 DIAS Pubhshed Newport CALENDAAIOS Baach·Costa MeH <leepuea de 1ecibar Dally Pilot May 1s . .22. ofiC1almente 811& ctta· ?9. June 5. 2001 T4t 1 cion Judlctal y petteoon. para complelBI y preaentar su formulano de Raspue11a (Re· gponse form 1282) ante la oorla. Una carte o una Hamada telelontea no la olrec4ra pro1ecct0n S1 usted no prasenta IU Aaspoesta a ~. la corta puede exped11 ordenes Que alectan su m11rlmon10, su proptedad y qua or· danan que US1od pao11t1 mentancion honoraflOS de abogB<lo y tu coelaS S• no puede pagar las costas por la prasenta· clon de la demanda. ptda al actuano de la corte que i. de un for· muta<10 da aaonaraeion da las m1smas (WalVer ol Court Faas and Costa) SI desaa obtaner coo· lljo legal comunaquese de inmedleto con un at>Ogedo NOTICE The restrain· iog orders on Iha badl are In effect egalntt both huabllnd and wile untll lhe petition ts dismissed. I jUdgemenl IS aotlfed, or tha coon makes further Oldef'e n-a or· dars are 1nlorcaable anywhere In Cahlomle by any law enforcement ollioet wno hu racalved °' Miil a copy of tnam. AVISO Lu prol'ltbt- ctonas 1ud1C1ale1 Qua aper_,, al llvar80 do aata cttaclon aon etec· BSC 10693 NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: JAMES LEE CLINNICK CASE NO. A207667 To 111 heirs. ti.nell· c1ar1a1, crad1t0fs, cont· lngent creditors, and pereons who may other· wise be tnterested In the win or estate, or both, of· JAMES LEE CUNNICK A PETITION FOR PROBATE haa been filed by Carole Recorde· Chnnk:k formerly known 11 Caro4a M Aaeorda elso known as Carola M Reeords·Clinn1c:li. in Iha Supertor Court of Cah· fornle. County ol OR· ANGE. THE PETITION FOR PROSATE raqueats that CatOla M Aecorde- Ct.nnldc be lf)p0in4ad as perlOllal repraaantattva to administer Iha estate of the decedent. THE PETITION re· qualla Iha de<:e0ant'1 WI and oodic:lll, If 8"y. ba adnvlted to ptObat• The Wtll and 8lfi oodk:ile era avallabta IOf ••· 1minltlon In the Ille k8'>I by Iha court • THE PETITION f'i.. quaate authonty to ad-"*1mar the' estate under the lndet>el ldenl Admin- illratlort of EstatM Acl (This Authority wlft allow Iha pertonal repreaant· atlve to take many IC· tlonl without oblalnlng court approval. Balora taking certain very Im- portant 'actions. hoW· ever. Iha ptllSOOllJ repra- aentellvt wlH be requlred to give notice to In· lefntad pelWOrtS unletl they ~vt waived nodce oi consented to tha propoud actlonJ The Independent a mini•· tratlon authority wlll be granted unless an in· t1<aatad parson 11111 an objection to the patrtlon and shows good causa why Iha court should not grant the authotity. A HEARING on the petition wilt be held on JUNE 14, 2001 et t.30 p m In Dept. l73 lo- cated at 3' 1 The Ctty Drive South, Orange, CA 92868. IF YOU OBJECT to the granting ot the peti- bon. you ahould appall et Illa heanng and state your oOjections or ftla wntten objections with 1ha court before the heerlng Your ap- pearance may be tn par· son or by your attorney IF YOU ARE A CRED- ITOR 0t conllngent cred- itor ol Iha deceased, you must hie your ctaJm with Iha court and mail a copy IO Iha personal rap- !esenlallvt appoonted by the court within lour monlhl lrom the <lat• of the first i1lsuance ol lat· ters as prov\Cled In Pro- bate Code Mdion 9100. The time lor filing cielma Wiit not expire betora lour months from tha heenng date noticed above YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kepi by the court II you ate a per.in in- tereatad In Iha estate, you may ftla with tha court a Request for Soe- clal Nc>lice (form OE· 154} <*the fl~ng ol an in- ventory end appralaal ol estate UMts °' of Ill'/ petition or account as provided In Probate Code secuon 1250. A Request tor Spedel ~ lice lorm Is available from Iha court ctellL Attorney tor ~tlouar. JEfFREY LAPOTA, ESQ., SIN 91529, TARA H. MORAIS, ESQ., SBH 1111711. COX. CASTlE I NICHOLSON UP, 2049 CEHTURY PARK EAST 2tMh FLOOR, LOS ~ Ga.ES, CA llOOl7 Pubhahad Newport Beach·Co1t1 Meaa ,Deity Pllol Mey 16, 22. 23, 2001 WT989 NOTICE INVfTIHG BIDS Notice .. hereby given lhat the Board of TNltHI of Iha Coast ~a~ Ca.6fomla. wlll racetYa staled bldl up to but no later ttlan 2:00 p.m. tOCAI llOl1UM racE lllOTHUI IEU lllOADWAY Mortuary * Chapel Cremation STARTING 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 842-9150 ANEW BUSINESS?. • • • • • • • • • • • •weoPIMeA .. Polle Ra1r.t 11ud cf;.111Ui11r• 11rr ~ul1ff'•·t 111 • lllAJ:? .. 11h<i111 110111 r TI1r fJlll•lt•lan ,......,'"'"' 1hr ri,:111 '" ,."fl .. •f ffl·l.1.,..;(, rr\l.r ••r n-111 I till\ rlo••irirrl Mhl'ni""mrm l'l"l'"' r"f"'r' "'" rrror thAI 11111\ 1., 111 'uur rl11~·1f.,1I 1111 IHllll"""'•th ·n.I' 1>11 " 1'1101 11n .. ,.,. 1111 ll11b1l11~ f11r llfl\ ~rrnr Ill 1\11 1uh•·n1•1·11..-111 f11r .. 1 ... i. 11 "''" 1 ... 11·•1w•1·1hlr' , ... ,,, r ... tli" rt••I oj tli,. •tllto" "' l111tlh IM I 111urd h\ clff' 1'"11f ( 't .. tl.1 I ,111 0111\ '"' uUo .. •·•I for thr f1r-1 u1.,.n111t1 OASSIF•llAD .,, ... ! (11-4'1) "42-5() 78 lly MlllMll Pa ... 3:-\0 ~·..,., &, Htf'fft c..,..111 M,.,,,., CA 92u:!7 ~1 \..-JM1llhd .. l!.•1>1 ------DeadUnes ------- Tueeday, June 5, 2001, at the Purchuing De- partment of Iha Dlltrlct located at 1370 Adalna Avanue, Bldg. D, Coate Meea, CalTlotnla, at whlcl1 llma bids will ba publicly opened and read for: 3 D Ul.TRASOUNO COlOR DOPPLER SYSTEll FOR ORAHOI! COAST COLLE OE AJI bids era to be In ac- cordance with the Bid Documantt wnk:h are now on Illa and may ba NCUfad In the ollica of tile Director of ~ Ing of ltla Dlatrict. No bidder may wlthdr9w hie bid for a pe- riod of forty-five (45) days a,,_ the date sat tor Iha opar*1Q thereof. The Board cl Trustees ,_Mii Iha ptMleQe ol rejecting llfi aild alf bids OI to walve any ir· ragutarltlaa or In· ~ In eny bid or In tile blddng. Signed: /81 Roger W. Davia, Director of Purchasing. Coeat Com- munity COiiege Distnct AdvertlM' Mey 22. and 29. 2001 Open. Tu.day. June 5, 2001 .-2 p.m. Bid No.: 1832 Publlahad Newport Beach-Coat a Mua Ody PiloC May 22. 29. 2001 T42S Public Notice NoOca la hereby given lhll Iha •undef81gilad Wlll be IOld at ~ aociiorl on June 5, 2001, at 10:30 am at Starlling Scholar'• Mini-Storage. 1957 Newport Blvd .. Costa t.Waa. CA 92627 (949j 631-3379 130, Mtehaal Heard, Household lta!M 120198. Jarvlifar Molho, Household Item• 120338, Mergl Gaazl. Household llama Landlord r ... rVBI Iha '91f to I*' at Mia Ca.an only! Sala .. MJjact lo cancdatlon in Iha tvent of aattlament belWMn lendlord and obligated party. f1ubli1had Newport Beach·Coata Meu Dally Ptlot May 22. 29. 20Qt T•!22 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE CAMPUS NOTICE INVITIHO: GENERAL CONTRACTOR PREQUALIFICATION STATEMENTS FOR CONITAUCT10N Ofl STUOEHT RECREATION CEHTEA ANO ATHLETIC fACILmES IMPROVEMENTS, PMA8I! I May, 2001 NOTICE' IS HEREBY GIVEN that Contractor Ptaquallflcatlon State- ments will ba received by Iha Unlvaf'lity of Cali- -·-· Trkphonr 8 30111n--. CNlp111 \Ao ............. . Mu111lu)-........... Fritlu) 5:00pm Friday ......... Tim,.,.,Jw~ :l:001H11 Wt-Mia~ ......... Monday 5:00p111 '-Jlurtin.... Fri1IJ\' :l OOpm \\..dnr"411l) .... Tuf"!4J1ty 5:00p111 "'un1l1&) ............ f'nthl\ .'\ OOp111 \!;',.lk~n 8 :Wn11 .... >·01~1111 ....... 1o,-• ,,.i., Thuf'ljlluy .. \\'t.Jnc..c..lay S:OOJ>m fomla, Irvine Campus, tor quellllcatlon to bid on STUDENT RECREA· TION CENTER AHO ATHLETIC FACtUTIES IMPROVEMENTS, PHASE 11, PROJECT NO. llOOM. L::.-11 1 -al IS2.31 l,.;nl May, 2001 -• -• All General Contrec· lors who are Interested ~equalifytng for ftlls and wlltt IO ob- tain the Prequalrflcatlon Packet may call either · (949) 824~30 or the Hot line at (949) 824-8 t 17. Ganarlll Con- trae1ore who ware pre- qualifiad for ttlil PtOlect uncle< Its previous name. "C...wfotd Hall lmpnwamanta -Pt\aaa I", do not need to r• submit praqualillcatlon padlets. bul wll ramaln praquaUfled DATE OF SUBMITTAL: Contractor Praqualilica· tlon Statements will be racalved at Iha Offioe ol Design & Construe1lon Serv!Oes. University of Calif0<n11. Irvine. 3500 Berl<atey Place, trvtne. Callfomta 92697-2450, Attention: Brenda R. Hockenht>ll, Cont.ract1 Anelyat, untll 5:00 p.m~ Wednaaday, May 30, 2001. No pre· qu1llflcatton docum.nts will be accaplad alter this bme. However, the University rasarvas the right to request receive and evaluate eupplemental lnlotma· tJon trom con11Klont, rt <laamed necessary, to property evaluate their quelillcetlons Contrac· tor Pr,equ1lllfca11on Statements shall be aubmlned 1n sealed envelo9es marked on the outside, "General Contrector Prequattflcatlon Stat9- mant, "Studeftt A.er. etion Centlf and A~ latlc FacllltlH lm- pn>Ye!Mnta, PhMa a. M DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT: W~ includM Mismic upgrade of the precast concrete extenor waH panel attachn'lenl•. ~ tlonal se111T11C Improve- ments to the gymnasium portion of the building, IJ!Plnslon and ratoca· tlon of sport• madteine f.allty and Wllgt1t train-ing room. ·enc1 accassiblhty upgrades. Bulldl~ Construe1lon Colt Eetirnata· $1'100.000.00 CONTRACTOR PAEQUALIFICATION PROCEDURES: 1. Contractor Pre· quatillcatlon Stalements will be evaltable Tua• day, Mey 22, 2001, at the omc. ol Dealgn and Cooet:ruc:tion Servlcea. UnlvaBrty ol California, Irvine, :!500 Barlletey Place, Irvine, Callfomia 92697·2450. The Pre- quallficabon Pacltet can ba mllilad to ptoapactlvt blclc*'8 ...... to obClsl tnam In parson by calling (~) 824-8117 or (IM9) 824·6830. 2 Th4t evaluation 11 eolaly tor Iha purpoM °' dttenninl~ bid-den.,. ~ fled tor IUOCMlful per. forTnanca ol Iha type of wOffl lnclu<*I In this projac:t wilNn Iha Con· tr1ICt Tlma. The Unrvar· Illy shall dMam'lh Iha low bidder fl'Om Ila pool of Pf9QUllifiad blddaf'I who IUbmit bldl on Ila bPe ol Iha lump Sum BaM Bld, plua the amounts of any ac- ~ Tha~,.. MfYea Iha rtatt. eftar ,... vW#lng the -ContrKlor Praquallflcatlon Stat• menta. to ,.. ll'f and .. S1lilal1tenta, to ... ll'f lnfonnalty In Iha ~ Ind to lrwlle ~ quallllad oontrao-tors to aubrnlt bide tor ~ ~ blddlrs dMlring to ba pre-QUdlled .,.. Informed "* 111¥ .... My com-.,., ..... ~ ... bonding and ~ auranca ~ 5. Contrac1 Docv· "** .. ba ....... ~-~-:.--.:: Bid SeCuftlY In Iha a"'°"'1t of 1 ~ of ttll LUfl1) &i!'I 8'11 Bid, P · cludlnO ..., ..... atlel .. aQOOf!IXllWllll:~-"' Mah Bid. ~s:r~i:= .,..b9,onlltlld ~-·=In ... 111111 .... d CllliOmll °*""""'" " nur.no. Liie Of '1n-aurtrs Ad!Ntt9d 10 T'*IMOI ~ Nur-.,.. In ....... n .. lnMlnoe ,.,... ,.. ~ea:...~.: . ., ....... "'"" •as,.., ...... .., .. , .... ~ ............. -= :r:r.::.-..:: • --·~·=. ........ _, li'!Br°' Pubhshed Newport Back S.y vi.w Eablte PRIME ESTATES Baach·Costa Mesa AFFORDABLE Spans/I llllllll.oon and com-Dally PtkJC May 22 2001 Free computertDd pound About 500051 fl ol Lot. I ~ Views! ______ T.:..;4:.o2'-'-1 Lilt of 1Mi1ab1e m11r1 f10tM renlal ap1 and CaN Petrick T tnOnl Gl EOUAI. HOUSING OPPORTUNITY M r• 8Slltle a<lvlrtlSlll(I In lltls newspipef IS SUl>tlct to the Feoerat Faw liOUSloO Act ol '1968 as amended wttach makes 11 illegal to advertise "anyieterence UmiWlon 01 d1 mln;stton based on fiC8 r. rttlg· Ion, sex. handfUP. lamtl~I status or "'IJONI ong1n or an antenllon 10 make any slKh preference. hm1ta1ton or dlscr1mm1bon • l Jlls newspaper w111 not knowingly acceot any advertisement tor real ntalt wt11ch IS tn v1ol11ton ol tlte law. Our readtr1 are hereby 1nlorm1d tnat all 0Well1nos adllert&sed m lhls MWSpaptr •• available on an equal Ol>(IOltUnlty blSIS lo comolain o1 d1SCtlmt- n111on call HUD toH lrte at I ·800-424·8590 11-mttl ONE STOP HOME BUYING St!PERSTORE ~ Wcti ~ C».\1'1 I~ RM Eslale LocY1S fl('t ~ ftl'e C1'dit Repcit frt't' Goll Rcpo I.JS! VA & FK'. ~lcome AJI arM n:l.deCl (di~ 1714) SJ~IOO 24 hn Vttr.ran Real Estatr -flt'l:;<!'<l"!•.ur EMAIL ~ton1 HOIEI OF TIE WHI A GOOD ADI PTopw1lee 1n your pool cabana Ov" 17. 000 Agent 949-856-9705 Speclfto pnce "'"II' sq/ft fol w/5 garages afl(J And .,.. .lllfO COUfl pool gtilS$ spofl Free ~ COCll1 A ~try vousual and IMltql UfMqUe property Lanctnarll; 1.-.~12 localloo $1549000 01 Besr ID 11040 Offer Si.ln.r ln'fnrm.nl Co. '4U.fM666 1·:dtli1 200 a 202 RUBY = 381 38a l4lP8f i.m. din rm Ot olfloe new lloonng • 3br 3be lower Int SI 150 000 Loni Vara Reallol ~9-673·'°62 ISJFml 2133 atAHHEL RD 2 YEARS HEW 58r • loft. 3.58a. Oeal9flld by 1wll'd winning lfdlitect. lncfed !. t.y view! $3.395,000 By Owner MW7M497 714-651-2404 Prln R«luc.d-$1 ,('25,000 BaytlOflt "9111 ~ on tilt 8dlcll P--.sula. 38r ls. ., tad! ....,, 50/ee( Oii ,,,. bay llt1r1C1'9diOll -· ~"""" 14M13-3663 I "~I E'~ Baell Bay a118 wtlh tppn>K 2800 sf on a 8400 sf lot. 4Br 2 5BI. lamiy room w!Fo formal <*ooo room. ht.gt jlCUUJ ti.ti ., maatw new roof. had sae basktl· baM court I G111a McComb. IQ! 949-642·593 7 OP£H SAT.suN 12-4 419 E 19111 St ~ 38r 28a nc-.. "' ICllla, gated entry, lrg beckylfd $545,000 BY OWER 714401..SSl t HEW HOME """' 1 ,,....,., ,,._. 2.5 Mis ..._,, Tltallgle~ '"'' IS0-1'40 CUSTOM BAYFRONT HOME with DOCK l"1lnd naw CUllOm home on fll water 48!'1 and 4 58u Comer locatJcn 2 blocks to the beacll ~ root lop dec:ll W'panoramte Vil S ol ooean. bey wld Ctly ltghls ()od( for up IO 30!t powe< boll $1 !>95 000 ASSOCIATED RE.ALTY 94H73-3663 HARBOR COVE Stunning 48t 2.5&. Welk lo F..ltlon Island Ind bed! bey sen.ooo AgyQwn!r 94H32-2600 CtlllnnJng Spyg/au Ridge ~ Community close IO FIS/'llOll lslaod 38' plus offlal.-dlln OC».Jll -"°'" fllaStBr bv1119 dit>ong and ~lichen $1 150000 Ownr Aar 9'9·640-5291 ED VAN OEH BOSSCHE REAL ESTATE BROKER LOCAL SINCE 1970 949-650-0943 www .newportmesa homu.com BUILDERS PALACE ON TME OCEAN JUST LISTED AGT. 949-723-8T20 Y'illl Point 2Br ~ Wa¥1< IO Bllboa Isl Sl38 000 Agt 949-723-8120 PRIME ESTATES Lota & OCeel1 Views! Call Pltrick Ttnara Agent MNSH705 Cllolc» Location, CIOse to beach sllOPlllllQ & lleeway Qlttd comm 'wnhle end llflil 28rs 2'. Ba~ ~llSll<I by Shin T1n Eyc11 949·38<>-S492 & Maury Staufler 949-673·5354 165 ~1 AZ'S BEST BARGAJH 40 ilCtlS· s 17 900 BNutrl\li ranch m W1M1atn11F.att i!N perleCI fi 100 <*mate Spectacular mountain Vl9*S. borders s11111 lard att0<dable t1nanc1ng Call AZLR 1-an-282-5263 (CAL0SCANI DURANGO TELURIOE AREA Coloraoo IOAc $39 900 45Ac $74 900 bordenng BLM Bag trees 1ncre<11ble mountain v1ews waler phone 1lec1r1c 8 30am · 6pm M·F S&S 9ern • 4pm 1-688-63&-267 4 w-mounta1ntand com (CM. 'SCAN) 1 1~ALBOA aJ 2Br I 81 Baytront w1decll overloolcs bay WIO Kayak ~1ora99 Nt shOps New C!lpel $1850 94~75-0672 110 APTS COSTA MESA ELEGANT SENIOR UVWG fflfOY a $p41C>OUS SU'I# ftllffUlnmf'fll Ctllr~ lull tnps nnspawflOn. more COSTA NEUPORTE' 949·6~6-6300 -!!It' 58 E Side Studio "'"' pant carpet uCs pd lndge l'lllCrO car space no pels $975 $900 sac 949-645-2146 119 APTS HUNTIHGTOtl BEA.CH El> VAN OEN llOSSCHE REAL ESTATE 8AOtCER LOCAL StHCE 1970 MMSCMl943 www.n'twportmaa1 hom11.com CRYSTAL COVE I '.22 tA~ I 11.m.000 -- Pllr: ' ~ Salillcun OPEN SVH 1.S E'aldl Valw ltp '81 3&s 2600fl llotne •'skyllgtrts tam tm RV lfN on I 1,000.f lot 1t1 mt llN. $419.900 egt PatrlcJI TlflOf'I 949-856-9105 • SldMv s.y Dr. '"' s.ss. tliouUn<M ol ''Sautallto" 0cun Vie#S ,.,.. Ull -•.000 al 3c gllllgl 1 12~1 =-'~.~ ... "°'"' •ldrMmy LWllCIM baeutllully tandec:aped Wtth ._ ______ _, BultMn 88.0 $1.399.000 PARK WEST APARTllENT HOlllES Wt 'rt wallltlll to l)IV8 fOIJ uoo off 10"' He dip Pt.US Saw l.f' IO $1200 2 & 3 8Uooml ~ 11 $1300 C.• RcO Conn. Ry1n 0t LJsa lor OtlJl•IS 888·64 '. 7632 1 ~ Condo for agt. The'31haon Co .. WI 24MIM ~ "-94-.·W..::.7:.:~o.==----oomm pool lfll & ~ ·------- Allo dllCUll¥a condoe b rweu"y Sly,. VIII• I t-....... , ,... Al!l 7!~·1153 ~ ~ .EWPORT eEM:M 1·,:a1 ~~~ --f!H1!9!!f OT YJ0.31f1 • 1• 11a .. View! • GalllOI ..._ $1000mo plua $1000 dlpOlll Cal IOMIW1JO OWmlflO N*:/t, 1 8adloans Ind t WUOtll I e.11. ~ by ..... pool " flllled OOlllJ'ftlY c.n 714-551-0075 •• . . ., ..r.:..~ . .. 1 W 38r 211 Tl!-s.J... !H14 S-. SJ. S.. !fl.t. ~ ,..._.. ,... ctww u...,mett v-. t4 ...--.. ..-. condo, ~. c ~~:.-r· e:,,;1.~ c. ~ ='11~ TH1 BIG VNE Is OMING! . i,. ~ MCIPTIOMIT '•rt·tlmt perm1nant ._. .... hrdwd... , Torelli Realty I ~=-1 :'::~~ ~ Annual Mesa Vet* Garage Sale! _ -~· _ 12100/Mo. "g.~ 2 ,... °"'°' ..._ Costa Mesa's bisgest & best sale with 5 Locll ,....,., .. lor e~ ul end poeltlva .... PtnlOfl lor our ll'onl ~ .. Oood dlfbl ..... ba ... 1D~-th1 Mlle. T lldt1lonll t.-itchboerd IJ1$1tlienc9 .... ._ .,,. l'W1'. •EXTRAORDINARV. i~ ~·= prestigious neighborhoods~Saturcfay, June 16th ttt. 12100 Ullfllrft. 12100 eo.s:=•"' a.":r! ,..,.,, now 21s.t4tm from 8:00a.m. to 2:00p.m. Main Cross Streets poo4. llj)I, aac:. 91' Avail lrofll bMclll Llrge d O ' r :~~ ~ax Reaume 10 t4M31-7248 or Miid to Vlme s.u • Olly Plot, !t'\ 330 W•I a.~ S1rHI, ~ Cocta Mala, ~ 92927 now t!M7Hll09 s 4BA + otftctlllbrlry. fV Oft bld91or 111 !J00.1111e ~ are Adams & Mesa Ver e rive. Ntwly R•111odtfec1 2ar 1 =r:..=,ra1Y' ~~=-HI= Vl TORELLI REALTY 211, frplc, •veil now, Internet 714-751·2767 ~W?=~• 1 L.aat. :~ec~•~eton !:J~ • NB Ofc Spc Chirqireellc, S .t. S4/,e S.14 s..te, ~ Sde, 9 -e. 5-J.e, ~~~ .... ~= =~ I·-= I 4Vlilitll 949-380-9482 Hewport Crett Lux lt'IWDIC I , -- 38r 281 Chinning=· ~:~~~~ 210 -f1-Shop Clotln9 8131 ~=~IT ~1clo.-~• Ptkof9f(, W'P..,_;, Oii $2350 94 140 fat =· ::.. = ::: ...... 7·~!M Mo. 1Mffi+596M~ &;'."' I 1 · -MH31·22!5 www.eX!f!!'!l!C! ... now.com 113 MOlllEM:IDllDOI l.AAGE UNTS AVM WOLFF TAHNHO BEDS BABYSmtRS, tor llottf 1190-1 J~ i~~~ BUY~:ieSAm =·d'E~t~ COITA = · · 24 how gai. ICCMS. Xklt COMMERCIAUHOME IWwpot1 Co.It S..lltlful for OOIM*cill UM \11111 from $lQ9 ()() 0... Enlry Qtrtt 1~2111ttrt 1-u.al I 2 v .. old f)lnMd Goldell RIVltYtf, n.ui-f. grMI wlkldl. tllntta 1orCet 1111. ~ houee & mt! hous4 -!!9-551·~ti4. 1~1 SHARE YOUR WORLD! Holt tamlht nttded for for· atln ~ IChool atudtnlt. Local reprtttntallvea alao nHdtd • Mm extra oaall llom homll 1-eoo.Sl8UNG. Mltllcln lntarCllllU<at sn.. di nt Exchange. (CAl.'ICAN! 281 2Ba condo In gal~ us ~ c.nw. ~~~ pcTi::' I* weak. Houts llaxlllt IXlmllllM\/IY 2 eat fll'lllJJll· 1552 Newport Blvd CM Cal t.ec>0-71!.Ql56 $8-$10fptt hf~ -------. lulCty tP, pool & --Call Sh!ryl !4t!7H300 Mon.='--'9;30-§="-~-~-......... ....... • 1411 ~ I ~~ "':t1~ Appnia IOOlf etort front. 12 L.AIC£R PUYOff• DAIVE1I • It PAYS IO _, .utll"w lllDy Grllld fllino .. MW no ICll.ldlts. ~ ~ ..,,, $2850 . 7 701 or-52Nl900 :.=...:.:o::...:'-=-'=-.::-'-""--Exctllant etrwt tronUlgt TICKETS mid court, -wl1h us Call SRT lodly A ~Rol* Locll Accll. 2K Wl4y FM Info. Fil llVll 8QO:ft1740 MlMlllARS Eatablllhed routtl evallable. Mlninum lnv•lmt<lt $4800. Annual pottntJal earnings over S90K. 1..eea.787·1712 2.4 hrt. ICAl.'8CAN) FLOWER, PLANT l GIFT Slort for ... Grlll loce- lion Will 111111 ~ Bushts, eqlApmeoVllMl!t- IOly. Hilling cfltllttlt. POctd IO .... Localtd In King City, CA 831-696-0514. (CAl.'ICANI 28r 21111 W/O I*~ gw, 140 Alben $1475/mo Pie c1o noc dbt11!11 i.nanta. Cd Undl!y 94M40-3632 Mad. VIiia w/Ocn. CatalN toe .t 1952 Newpott 8IVd floor, Incl periling. 1 ·877·2'44·72113 or ~ YitW 48r 381. (oelS CM $1500flllo + MCurtty !120C!lp!!t M•120-l450 1·8n·BIG-PAYOAY 'Oftll A NESTlE ROUT£ ~=.o 64='f9' ~ ~~ .! c.~ ·~ ·e:;: ::-;-.. ~ h,9 ::: 12,70MK>. (Nelldc) 1--=1 38r 2Ba Hou99 Qll, Fp, IM petiO, yald. DIM by Otlt'f Do noc dlatur1> tenants. 2718 Po11o4a. Aval! now $175Clmo. 714-662·3111 or 714·540·3&66 38r 2tla Houte trpl. lg Yd. incl gard Av1ff now S 1 SOOm 657 Rola St. Mary 0' T oreffi Rty 714-540-735£ 172~ IRVINE -I detallt 9'H73-5300 WAN~UEEDS =-·~ S!= ~ :r ~ "°=-= 1202 ROOMS WAHTED smaU space tor !C em RetriQerated Tralllpoll. numlllf In which l-t00-2tMI01 (241n) FOR RENT wood wcxkr1o shop (II •xiii· OI~ src F11mlture 11.:C;:;,.AL::..-'.:.:SCSC=lNN._l) ---... ta • c:lwge per inn "'loo?~! '50 0. linde!s feel minute. ACCESSORY ROUTE mtg '------_. ... ~...,. ' PIANOS Colladlbfa1 DRIVERS Hi""" OriYll1 .._...,._, ...... tor 20 toe's. COAST COIN NEEDS OLD COIHSI Gold. silver, jtwltry. watcha$, antiques. colltctJblas 949-642·9447 r.=-=-=-=~~~ Cal 949 75-3181 ·~·-'"'V COi. "------"'"" ,_,........, .... 'free lrlinina. CIUe A Incl lnveotory. $3SK· 150K 'St.,_' -'C>Mt• '"'°:: lnquli't ~ '20 deyt orV pol No SelrlQ. Fret Sam-1110111 I 212 STORAGE I TOP S!SIJIECORDSI Jau. R & B, ~ Rock. MANAGERS • SPECIAL• S 175.00 + lax Wkly (Musi present this Ad) 235 rms & kilCllenelts Situated on beautJMly llndtc:aped grounds FEATURES. 24-Hoor Lobby/Olrec1 dial phones/free HBO. STEEi. BUii.DiNGS B l.OWOUT SALE.24X36X10 $4,750. X40X12 $5,795. 40X60X 12 $8,295. Wiii guarantee S200 under 8/t'f other bid! 800-658·2885 (CAl.'SCAN) "!!.~~~-~°'!i:=;e r::: 1----1 pl!! 800«>6-3n.9 (241n) WE BUY ESTATES ellts. Must be age 21. EOE OPPORTUNmH 0,ron~OCKED • lmme<Mt• lri.ndlyMM<le Call: 1 ·888·810·2778. "'.._.. CRST. EOE (CAL'SC!H) FUJI CAMERAS Greeting -~-~ ... ~. MARINE RETAIL SALES card roull. Eam Sf5()1(. ~ux:u FT, Mon-Fri, cu hltr $200KI 60 loc.al lilll Tiiie wW hd pt nttd1d to Invoice, ~~ l.:e~~;" (949) 642-567 mMCh1ndl11 end cktva. -"!!!!! tic. SO'S & & MIKE 949-645-7505 1·11~1 Admlnlatmlva Aaalaant ::roo inlenlClioo w/pU)lic, prqtdS. MS Ole $1<h Fax rt111mt M~ IA80T good ~ bOll. ,_ YllTlllll. txttl 11111, 11100/obo. Mi=!!!-0353 BMW 111115 ~1210kllll,S1p, AC, IUfl(OClf I BIS, tlll09 $2l50 714-21Hlf7 BMW S25I ._ ~ .. ~ 8llW 5S5I Sldlll ... 'IS Sspd, loaded, 1~ '"'· needs """* ~ ~ s:r,i-oe:- BMW 740I W 11111111, tutt, loaded, custom blue color, 111lnt dvom!, PP .... 71~ Cac9llc Concoufa 'ti 1.Dw 20K Ml, Polo, T In Uh< (705523) $28.988 NABERS (7141 54().fl 00 I Clcllllc Concoufa .. Whle4 peetl, llln lllv. lo ml, (7'40264) $24,988 NABERS (714)540=!100 ~ . ~ -~ .. , CADILLAC Eldorldo 't7 TOii', lbthltlf, CO, mm l8079M) "t1t.1118 NAIEM l714!t10:f t da . .... CADUAC Eklondo ._ Tcur, Nor'tlAw, low ml, (eoooee) 121,988 MAIERS • (1UIS40=t1 OJ.. CAOIU.AC Eldor"'1 ... ~ /:""• lln ""I 61 k ml (602S ) NABERS .$20,&88 (714)540:!1oil Cacllllc 8tdM a..-. '13 57IC '!1J_wtlllt. lln lh', l>Mu-IN unu oonclllon .l.492751 J?,995 949·5&6-1868 9!u ,., CacMlc...,... ... 55k .... oood ~llOll $5700 NM75-1894 CecllK s.v-. .. s.nlll "a.I, INlllf (833148) $17.988 NABERSa,1 (714)540-tl ~ Cdllc ~b:lw Mltl. v.e NorVAr (9m74) --~.988 NABERS • (714) }tHt• Cacllllc ~ '11 SIY9'. ltdllf dlal1 (806273) '7.988 NABERS f71 41540:t1 oe CAD S&VUE ST'S 'IS Pterl whltallthr, orig OWIWlf, tmmte, chroma wi-11, 1u11, lotdld, pp $12.!SO MH75-5471 _ ESPN & Oosc/Poa & Jacuzzi. CW.SI laun-~ Clole 10 405 & ss 21' RENT ALI """• ~ JNM_... Fwys t.wfs tram oc WANTED ~"~ Fatf9!ds ~ and SOUTH cgAST or t-t'Nlil chollOnete.net ASSEMSI. Y AT HOME Ma. Cralta, Jewelry. Also tltctronicl, sewtng, ~ Some ~~~ulrad. RECEPTIOH1ST PT W~Slt. lor Yachl ctw1lr Co in NPB, gtll8rll olfic:I duties. Fax rttuma lo CecMlc 0.. 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Lltge 48r houH 1 room pa Ito, $3100/mo yrly avlil, 1/4 IC lot, $500 • 949·673-7390 S200 d!p 714-28t-0073 SPACIOUS COM Shr 2Sr 1ea 2 b10cks FOUHO NP8 vlclnty Hoell UPPER UNIT 10 bead'\ S800 • dep incl Hoapltal. Mata nutarea 28r 28a Htwport. balcony cable & utls. Musi klCe cats Black a whit• cat. $1700 IMH73-7IOO Ava~ 6-1 949~7!>-8737 848°'44·3t87 •NEWPORT SHORESt CM roommall WF pro4. no l91t Paracrlptlon Eye 31k 281 tow. unit, 1 c. dlvgllsmkg shr lg S8r hse Gl11111. Gold lrames, 9lf80I, W/O hkup S1700 golf course MW $900/rro • vic:inily of Balboa Panin. 14M73·7IOO 112 uds -& d!p 714-444-3875 Boardwalk 949-673-2049 W-l-IE N YOU'RE TUNED I NTO CLASSIPIE~ YOU'RE TUN E D INTO YOUR V C OA#.MUNITY. EJU s o ~T:ft;.Z~~ ANDSEE~T YOU R C OM.MU NITY .I-LAS TO OF.FER YOU/ 1220 ACCOUNTleO I • • HollH Cttlnlng 15 y..,.. Elpt Good Jleferenc11. QUICKBOOKS SETUP Tra1n1ng & Supporl ~-aYlll !1M lt-7587 • Reatonlbl• Pncu Call Eva & Kaz 714-7SM132 270 COMmUCTION /CONTRACT OAS Cond. Ml UI 51411 WMIMK, Almoat 6Nawl KIMIOf• Hatvy Duly, Sit-per Capacily t 4·1pd/lemp !!ft!ng. $250 949-6'5-3757 1454 ·FURNITURE I Utt N1ug1hldt couch SI 50. Radtnar, and llblal, etc. vary good condition. must go this wHktndl 949-645·2340 In y<KK IPll'• time real r.y No·~ No H Wilt train. Cati 800·795·03110 Ht. 2 ~4hnl ICAl'SCAHI 949-673-0807 Of" .me; to ~1rantino01ycharter1.com or Cal~ 411~ 1·11~1 at-ea&e Women's and home sco re is looking fo r one FuJI and one Pare-time experienced sales associate co jo in our ream! Flexible schedule required muse-have positive ~ttitude and abiliry co cliencele and develop a relatio nshi p with customers. Plea.sane working environment and greal benefits. I• Plea.se Call Le Ann (949) 759-7985 ..... , JUNK TO THI OUllPlll T!Wlt-1112 AV'AIUIU TODAYI MM7HMf l~ •I FREE VIAGRA You've heard about Vuigra ..• but have you triul it? • vi.gra 1ucce1• i1 dependent on proper UH. Gtt WDtmedoo ,,_ .,..,...trlw> ............... °'"' at ....... pafoaliai4-12 ~awc.1 .... c.1• • CADUAC DEVILLE '93 INSIDE SALES REP: <~921rTi • .,. ~~- Monufocturer's Represenlolive firm on the 171~~~00 CffEVY CORVETTE '95 Tripe bleck, ..... m Ill, 11!,SOO. !U:9J190 border of Orange County/Los Angeles seeks professional Spanish. and English speaking Inside Salesperson. Responsibilities.include managing and developing existing customers and servicing our distribl!lor partners to generate repeot business, quoting new opportunities, qualifying leads, closing business over the phone, and inside soles · support for field soles engineers. Requirement s ore excell~n l communication orrd follow-u p skills, history of persistence and success, effective time management, good organiza tion, and knowledge of Windows.based computing is a must. Experience in passive -elecifomechooicol products is desirable. This is on excellent opportunity for someone interested In pursuing a soles career. A typical 1 st year inside Soles Rep earns $35K-.$~0K based on experience. We compensate with a base salary plus commissions and bonuses. We offer medical insurance, 401 IK} and paid holidovs. FAX resume with soby history. 562/ A24-U22 1·11~11~1 at-ea!ie in F~hion Island _ is seeking an Accounu Payable person . Will assist controller in accounts payable and bank reconciliation, bookkeeping. Must be accurate. Full-time Monday-Friday Full Benefits · Call Carolyn (949) 759-7927 ALL DRAINS UNClOCGfD . ... ,.__. ·-··-··---·-"'-. ...- (114)-1IO GOODJOM. RBLWlLB SBRVJCU 'NfBRPSTJNG DIINGS1 ro BVY. ll'SAU ; llJllB : SELL ~"'..,. ---C.W •,...... l ""'!"'- EVBmliD' IN C1.A.Ul1lll (MJ"1·."8 Cll°I:. • n+& ;-~--*-' ... ' ...... _d_ , • .. .. .· , I ' fuesdoy, IW7t 22, 2001 I 11 t I Ford CourtlcQ SE '00 AT, AC, F/Pctww (1Glll25} s1s.m TillodOle AoDlna . 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Bnt1Sh racing g<een, grey tthr, chrome wtils, like new von 23n4t $26.995 fin avu OC Aul<> 8kt$ 949·586-1888 JAGUAR Xka '17 Convt beauty. Chrome wheels CD Wlrond screen new bres low 11\t x1ras, pnc;ed lo sell PP 949~6·8118 Fon! Teun11 'ti Jeep Cheroltel '95 auto, AC, pe. ~ AT, AC. Olten (2f110A) $7,950. (5297f7) S9.f76 South Co.t Acure Thllodofe Robina 71'-t7t-zsoo 111·353-1512 fonl l'llundlttlird '95 AT, AC, F/Pctww (10$315) 18,976 Theodol"t RoOlnt .... ..,*'512 mcome propenies. Jeep Gland Cheetokee '96 V6 414 llhr Int IOW pcllg, auto. Jlnt cond ah power s 11,6SO 949-887-01 n 23 (".Olportit Pba. Suite I 23 Ntwport Be~ CA 92660 (M9) 721-0444 X22 I 1~!N''?~1~ 2~~ for vour "NC'WS ~round the neighborhood • '( .mrnng 8.ll~ l~nuuufa ~ Newport Bach" Bua. (949) 11wm Pgr. (949) 851-4810 Hm. Oft. (M) 1573-38 Fu. (949) 67U805 nnery VIiiage Realty Inc. Gisela Burmeister 1-r.:=1 1-~1 ...... GI. .. .... 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GLS, 8e9f Ian lltv, CO {242080) • $16,1118 NABERS Navy, gre~ lthr lnltr, aunrool, S D pllyer, only 30lt ml. Gareged, ~t cond. m,mooo. p 94Wl44007 ~ E320 '97 52k ml, btk wi1>111 tthr, CO. phone. books/records. beauhlul orig oond. 1757944 ~8,995 949-586-1888 Iller ~ 320E wrn '114 7 seater. CO nger loaded With •• ·:c:r op. 1IOfll lmmaQAate Cal Pele 111 71 ..... 20-7t56 Mertedn 560SL '89 Red beauty, creme ltllr lllt, laSl years model. chrome ,_ '°" top. m !hr~ Sl7 500 A10 714-751 4&4 17141540-11100 Oldlmobllt Sllhouetla ,. GLS, Beege tin ltY CO, (242080) S16,1118 NABERS 1714~9100 Pl YMOl/Tli FURY '68 383 Engine Needa brakes, head oaskels and mlllOf body repatr $I 0 000/080 Gil 562·863·3587 SAAB 900S '9'T Grffn, auto, moonroot, 41kml, loldtd, amogged, muat Miii $8800. 714-299-411117 Saturn SC.2 '99 AT, AC, Cleln Mefcury Vllllgw 't5 auto, pe, llf (P1566) Sl,960 South eo.1 Acllra (2727S4) ~ Theodore Robl 188-353·8512 71'-979-2500 MERCURY YILUGER '93 Leahr. CO. reat aw SUBURBAN 31• ton"2000 llNll ler9I engine, ';c' ..a. moonrt, LOW I pp .. 9-MM111 (Jl35711 $7988 NABERS 17141540-9100 M1t1ublahl Moowo 'IS auto. V6, AC, pa (2100IA) $10,950 South c-i Acura 714-97t-2SOO Toyota Canwy '99 F!Powef, Very Cleln (m1•1 S13.978 Theodore Roblne 181-353-1512 T oyoll C.ilce' t3 auto, AC,_,,_ Nissan 300ZX '88 Mu~ se111 $3000 Vtl"f clean, l!!QIJile 949-552-9151 (P1578) $8,'60. South CoMt Acuni 714•117t-2500 Specializing in Sea Faire, Villa' BaJboa & VersailJes, Newport Beach. Prudential California Realcy H Corpor~tc Pl~i.a. 5u11c 190 Newpon &..ch .CA 92669 •. 7i1·,' I ', I 1 I I " .. ,,.,, .... , .. (714) 404-5678 2600 Eosl PC H , ~ile 150 Newport Beoch Bridge By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE NOf1h-Soolh vulnerable. Sooth deals. NORTif •JS2 t,;.I J• () Q96 • AKJ7 J WEh'T EAST • 0108 • 7 ~o 10 J 98652 J 8! 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Saddled whh a trump lo<;er. dccla.rer had to avoid l<Xmg a hcnn and a club for the stun Lo succeed Bur even 1f the club su11 could be broughl Ill WllOOul 106~. ~l 'WiL\ only haJf lhe l>Gulc. After long chougln tlc\:larcr found the way. Since two hcan' would h~vc to be discarded be.fore Wc~t could ruff wilh the queen and ca\h lhc queen of heans. that de lender would have to hold four dub\ To p1"0UX;1 agllJlSI the pos~1b1l11y ol Ea.\t holdlll(! the ~ingletoo queen or lcn. declarer ncx1 led the nine of club-. lo the king. When only low card' appcan:J, declarer relumcd to hand wuh 1hc ace of duunonds and led the c•[!hl ol clubs. West was a dc3d dud. It the ddcndcr folh1"Wc:d lo"' dedarer would run the eight a' the: onl) hope. lhcn repeat the fine,-.t. If Wc,1 LO\.· crcd. declarer would wm m dumrny a.\ cheaply a.~ (lO"~ibl<.>, rc1um 10 hand wi1h a diamond run and Ullc another fine'-..e 10 land the ~lnm Tl) 11 What happens if you don't advertise? Toyota Sienna '99 FfPoww, rur, AC (1322CM) S1U71 ~Robin• 188-353-1512 Toyota 91 LE. 15k eaual mt, llAI lac:IOly warranty. au10. ll*!UO!I black, g<ey 1n11n0<, l&ltlY loaded, hke new smellt · new •697512 $13,250 949-586-1888 Bier PUf AFEW WORDS TO WORK FOR NOTHING. 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