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Home My WebLink About2001-05-23 - Orange Coast PilotI I I r j. . . SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COWAUNmES SINCE 1907 ON ntE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM , . Singffig_ hiS · prai~es • Costa Mesa High School teacher narned one of the county's top four teachers of the year. ':.< Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT "Anyone who knows what goes on in ; his classroom - the creativity and caring -knows h e deserves this." Supt. Robert Ba rbot Newport-Mesa Unified School District the running for the honor when he was called back for another interview after he was named Newport-Mesa Unified School District's mid- dle school teacher of the year two months ago. But he was still unprepared for the group of more than a dozen educational big wigs - led by William Habermehl, county superintendent of schools -who arrived at his room Tuesday morning. While handing the shocked recipi- ent a trophy. Habermehl &lso announced other goodies coming his way, including a big dinner and $15,000. . WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 2001 COSTA MESA -His nor- mally steady conductor's hands shook with stunned excitement Tuesday morning when a delegation arrived to Jon Lindfors' classroom lo announce that h e was one of the Orange County Depart- ment of Education's four Teachers of the Year. music teacher at Costa Mesa High School. "Whert I first started this and filled out the application, I had no idea it would go this far." Newport-Mesa's elementary • SEAN Hn.LCR f 0.AILY Pit.OT "I'm overwhelmed," said the 15-year vete ran choral Lindfors knew he was in SEE TEACHER PAGE A6 Costa Mesa High School Jon Lindfors is co~gratulated by students early Tuesday after learning he was named Orange County Teacher of the Year. DON l.£ACH f DAILY PILOT Mandala DanceWorks members perform on bulldozers for the .. Bulldozer Ballet" during the Balboa Theater groundbreaking ceremony. heginiling Public performance provldes kickoff to 'beginning of the end' for the redevelopment of the Balboa Theater Former city 'employee to repay embezzled money •Ifs unlikely Newport Beach will ever recover all of the $2.6 inillion that Bob Dixon owes, official says. M9th11Wlnlller DAILY Pl.OT -repay the $1.8 million he embei· ded from the oty a decade ago. But that's the amount dty ofii· deJa WW receive from tbe Alame· de County Sher· lft'I Department, which wtJ1 gar· .. DlilOll Dllb Dlllon'9 . • ..... flola tbe Berkeley Albany YMCA. Dinn. wbo wu conw:ted of ttae tMft JD M •this Winkler DAllY PILOT T be dancers may have climbed Bobcat bulldozers to music from Mozart's Reqwem, but mourning was the last thing hundreds of residents. city leaders and arts supporters had m rrund when they gathered for the Balboa Theater ground· breaking ceremony Tuesday. "This is the start of the rejuvenation of the entire vil· lage, • said Councilman Tod Ridgeway, who represents Balboa Peninsula. He added that the theater's rebirth will go band in hand with a S7 .5-million beautifi- cation project of Balboa's downtown, which is set to kick off in October• "This whole building holds so much promise,• said City ~anager Homer Bludau. "ll was once a focal point and we know it can be that again." Theater supporte rs said SEE BALLET PAGE A6 Rodman's case for noiSe falls on deaf ears • Newport City Council tentatively approves revised ordinance Tuesday to allow prosecutors a better chance ; <?f filing criminal charges. M athis Winkler DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Crdckmg down on the aty's repeat no1Se offend- ers, City Council members dgreed Tuesday to move ahead with an dlTlend- ment to the city's noise ordinance Malo.ng a personal appearance at C1t7 Hall, Denrus Rodman. who has been a frequent noise offender m th€' oty. tned to convince them otherwise Rodman said he felt unfairly smgled out. "l did nothing wrong," he Sdld, wearing a baseball cap and sunglass- es. "My whole pomt is I get harassed every day." City offioals hope the revised law will make it easter to hie cnmmal charges. So far. the dlstnct attomeir's office has hesitated to prosecute noLSe· makers because the exisnng ordinance makes it difficult to prove a person's willfulness in creanng noise The new ordmance will help to deaJ with a problem that eXlsts throughout the city's beach neighborhoods But Councilman Gary Proctor requested a speedy deosion after 20 i>ollce officers broke up a 40th b irthday bdsh for Rodman on May 12. Loud parties a t the ex-basketball star's West Newport Beach oceanfront home have long been a concern for city officials. Until now, Rodman has shrugged off about $8,500 10 fines and repeated warnings. With the threat of a six-month pnson sentence now more likely as a result of the changes, oty officials hope Rodman will take the rules more seriously in SEE RODMAN PAGE A6 111111 PITS 'Of TIE WEii Kittens available Ave Jitten ol kittens will be at Puhion lll4Dd this weekend for adop- tion. Many look like the popular pedi- gree RUiii.an blue cats. Rescued mother cats need homes too. All kittem have been loved and nurtured in private homes, en1mined and treated by local veterinarianl, L6cal ~h school lflldents can receive 40 boUll ot cooununity terVice to ca.re for kittens and mother cats MVed from shelled. The Community Animal Network ts a commWlity--supported animal organization lJnking people and pets through community action. See other animals available for adoption at · http://www.anlmalnetwork.org. tested for feline AIDS and feline leukemia, vacdnated, de- wormed, cleaned ot fleas, and neutered. Information: (9'9) 759-3646 or write to the Community Animal Network at P.O. Box 8662, ~Beach, CA 92658. ._ A2 Wednesday, May 23, 2001 Gettin1. INVOLVED Doily Pilot • Gll11NG INVOWED runs periodically in the Daily Pilot on a rotating basis. If y0u'd like lnfomwttion on adding your organization to this list. call (949) 574-C298. LAGUNA GREENBELT INC. Volunteers are needed to assist Lagu- na Coast Wilderness Park staff and James Dilley Preserve staff and docents with hiker registration and general public orientation. (949) 488- 0287. LAGUNA SHANTI Laguna Shanti, an organization that works with sufferers of HIV and AlDS, is seeking caring volunteers to assist with running the front office, deliver- ing meals, providing transportation and providing complimentary thera- 'pies such as massage, acupuncture and chiropractic care. Lisa Togh1a, (949) 494-1446. LIFELINE LIVING CENTERS Mentally ill adults rely on the Newport Beach center for residential housing. It needs professional fund-raisers to sup- port and maintain this resource. (949) 675-1700. MASHR CHOULE OF ORANGE COUNTY Marcia O'Hern The performing arts organization needs volunteers for computer input. ticketing, filing and handling phones. (714) 556-6262. MEDIATION CENTER Helping· children learn about local nature ' ~ C onducting nature tfail. tours For A . . reminds Marcia 'O'Hem of ' her days-as an elementary GOOD CAUSE · . · school teacher in New Jersey. Although she leads tours less . · · frequently nowadays -only serve, tucked behind 16th Street about once a month -O'Hem near Newport Harbor High still finds time to volunteer at the School, bas Offered a natural Environmental Nature Center in sanctuary for almost30 years. Newport Beach. Robert House, a Newport Har- For more than a decade, bor biology teacher who retired in O'Hem has been leading children 1993, founded the preserve in th.rough the winding trails, dense 1~72. House rustled up funding woodlands and colorful flora of from local groups, including the the center's preserve. Newport Beach Junior League, to "I love >VOrking with children,• .develop the preserve and build an O'Hem said. "Their minds can int~retive center. absorb so much.• For his location, House chose a The prl"'.ately supported pre7 2.5-acre, litter-laden gully next to the high school. He recruited his own students to help him build tlie preserve. A network . of walking trails wind through the property's red- wood forest. fresh water marsh, desert and woodlands. O'Hem said she was naturally drawn to the center to use it as a tool for learning. "The nature center is really a unique, special place,• O'Hem said. "l love just being out with nature.• Wandering th.rough the trails, O'Hem said she has seen a trap- door spider, Harlequin beetle and even a red tail hawk. It isn't difficult fqr O'Hem to ALMANAC DUI ARRESTS Huntington Beach Thursday • Dan Stonescu, 42, Toa-ance IEllHIOIS The following people have been arrested recently on sus- picion of drtving under the Influence of an Intoxicant. They have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime and, as with all crimes, are consid- ered innocent until proved .guilty. NEWPORT BEACH Monday •Scott Joseph Hodge, 34, Corona del Mar Sunday • Karl Steinberg, 28, Mission Viejo • Adam Robert Perkins, 23, Huntington Beach REIL ESTAtE TUNSACTIONS NEWPORT BEACH • 1412 High Bluff Drive, $955,000 • 37 Burning Tree Circle, $1.64 million • 19185 Chandon Lane, $670,500 • 303 Driftwood Road, $1.1 million • 41 Goleta Point Drive, $2,477,000 • 87 Jasmine Ave .. $2~9.oqo • 110 Old Course Drive, $1.59 million • 1207 Seacrest Drive. $930,000 make t:pne for her volunteering hobby. The 55-year.old Udo Isle · residept can work fiexible hours in her day job managing the real est.ate holdings of a private foun-· dation. Even when· her schedule gets busy, she finds ways to make the time. "You ma.ke it a priority." O 'Hem said. "For me, it just gives me back so much. O'Hem has also been spear- heading the center's efforts to open a gift shop geared to science teachers, She expects lt to open in June or July. -Story by P.ul Olnton; Photo by Greg Fry The Medjation Center of Costa Mesa needs volunteer mediators, case spe- cialists and assistants for mediation cases. Bilingualism is a plus. (949) 574 - 5990. MENTOR PROGUll YMCA Community Services needs mentors to make a lasting effect on cl YOl.!09 person's life. Students from 10 to 18 years old are motched with men- tors to improve their school perfor- mance and self-esteem while develop- ing positive peer and adult relation- ships. (71 4) 549-9622, Ext. 35. MOZART CWSICIL ORCHESTRA Orange County's only nonprofit resi- dent chamber orchestra needs volun- teers for ticketing, ushering, phones, mailing and help with receptions. Nominees are also being sought for the board of directors. (949) 830-2950. NEW DIRECTIONS FOR WOMEN INC. The recovery center for adult women with alcohol and other chenucal dependencies seeks volunteers. (949) 548-9927 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m .. or Joy, (949) 548-8754. NEWPORT IUCll CONFERENCE AllD YISROIS BUREAU The bureau is dedicated to the promo- tion of the city to potential visitors. Vol- unteers with extensive knowledge of Newport Beach needed. (949) 722- 1611. •Eric Francis Schmidt, 32, Newport Beach Saturday • John Paul Tomk:inson, 48, Newport Beach • Steven Braatz Stoganoff, 33, • 901 Spring Tide Drive, $1.37 million • 219 N. Star Lane, $365,000 • 2018 Tahuna Terrace, $388,000 . • 5 Toulon, $825,000 • ..... _. ~·•ment1 In the communtty.,.... direct~ lnforrMtlori to JafMI Meler vi. flil at (949) 646-4170. or Mnd 4Hnllll to }•tMS.~eotn. NEWPORT llACH LllURY UTEUCY PROGRAM • The program seeks volunteers to tutor adults wishing to improve their read- ing and writing skills. nain.ing work· shops at the central library will certify volunteers. (949) 717-;J874. 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Daily Pilot Wednesday, May 23, 2001 A3 Time to wake up, Mr. Anderson, the Oompa Loompas have gone A s rughtmares go, ter- ror always seems to reach its apogee the nanosecond before you wake up bathed in a drenching sweat. When we have phantasms of falling from some great altitude, ~e eyelids always pop open like a couple of parachutes from heaven a half moment before our bodies slam to the ground with a bone- sha ttering thud. And just when that dripping, !WOOY monster is a momenfaway from conswrung us for lunch, we suddenly find our- selves awake and begging for air. That must be how it was for James Anderson, manag- mg partner of Common- wealth Partners, after Mon- day's Costa Mesa City Council meeting. After 17 months of being pulled through a keyhole, poured through an hourglass, Anderson dnd his stand-in, Phll Schwartze, can wake up now. The Noguchi Follies have, I think, ended, and the Oompa Loompas have left the building. For that we hdve Mayor Libby Cowan to thank. We'll get to that m c1 moment. Byron de Arakal BETWEEN THE UNES - Now all of this didn't end before reaching that pinna- cle of horror we know of nightmares. It was etched on Schwartze's fatigued mug just moments before the touncil voted 3 to 2 Monday to bless the lWo Town Center Development Agreement (DA-00-04 to those who have watched this nightmare unfold). •Are you going to nail this thing down tonight?" I asked before the vote. ~I don't k:nQw." he said with a ton of trepidation in his voice. "l have no idea." Now you'll recall as a matter of review that Com- monwealth Partners is the owner of the lWo Town Center oUice campus, which includes the late lsarnu Noguchi's California Sce- nario sculpture garden. Since January, Ande~on and Commonwealth have been walking on hot co~s in their bid to haye the City Council bless their plan to redevelop 1Wo Town Center into an upgraded office plaza with a pedestrian-ori- ented emphasis on the the- ater and arts. And it has been a gripping adventure in frustration. The glowing obelisk in the episoae has been Noguchi's pnzed work; specifically, the length of time Commonwealth is to be obligated to preserve and maintain the California Sce- nario. Noguchi devotees - led by Counalwoman Linda Dixon -voraaously insisted that Commonwealth agree to protect the garden • m perpetuity,· d phrase now as famous in Costa Mesa as ·pregnant chad • is Ln Florida. For its part, Common- wealth never demurred on tile point thal Nogu'chl's masterpiece should be pro- tected. But "in perpetuity," meanmg rorever, doesn't wash in real estate invest- ment orcles. \n this case, Commonwealth's financial partner, CalPBRS, found the phrase to be vague, unreal- istic and a mackle on Its fiduoary duties to responsi- bly manage the assets of its investmetit constituents (some of whom are Costa Mesa's city employees). But not being so rigid as to nol budge, Commonwealth agreed to protect the Noguchi garden for 50 years, twice as along as they had originally p roposed. 1llis came, urlder Cowan's leadership, after months of maddening and cloistered negotiations among a gag- g le of city and Common- wealth attorneys. Despite all of this, the Oompa Loompas in l1us nightmare (the good folks bent on preserving the CalJ- fomia Scenario unb.l the Earthstopsspinrung)had Commonwealth lashed to a poll as they danced around chanting, "In perpetuity, m perpetuity.• To this day, I don't understand how Com- monwealth could be legaUy responsible for proteclLng the garden "in perpetuity." That's because the contrdct reqwnng that they do so is legally enforceable for only 20 years. And it can be rescinded by some future counal not so smitten with the CaWomia Scenano. Nightmares rarely make sense. Which bnngs us back to Monday's City Council meeting and what 1 hope WdS the find! act in the Noguchi Follies. It occurred to me that we were about to awake from this nighbnare becduse the terror rocketed to its zeruth just moments before. Schwartze, on behalf of Commonwealth, had just agreed in total to language proposed by the oty attor- ney's ofhce. But then the "in perpetwty • drums began beall.ng in the distance. Th.is urne, the Oompa Loompas were clamoring for the pro- tecbon of the Two Town Center parking structure thdt abuts the Calilorrua Scenario Qdrden. These wdUs, according to one Noguchl scholar, are "mte- grnl elements of the artistic ensemble of the garden. It would be IITlpossible to modify them in dIIY way without damaging the aes- thetics dnd meaning of . Noguclu's work.• Then in stepped Cowan, as if to grab Commonwealth by the shoulders and shake it awake. She ended the debate and 'Pressed for the vote. DA-00-04 was approved. Dixon and Coun- cilwoman Karen Robinson were the Jone dissenters. And we a.1J woke up. Tuesday, the day alter the nightmare ended, I learned that weeks ago Cowan - sensing an important project with long-term public bene- fits was slippmg away - interceded ui the dgreement talks and directly negotiated terms of the development agreement that ulumately proved acceptable to a majority of the counctl and Commonwealth The move -which i!>n t IJ.kely to stt well with d number of her Supporters -Wdl> nonethe- less adJrurdble. prncllcdl dnd courageous Thal kind of k•c1drr!>hlp LS dlwc1ys ct work of drt • BYRON DE ARAKAL 1s a writer and communications consultant. He lives 1n Costa Mesa His column runs Wedne\days Readers may reach him with nem tips and comments via e mail at byronwn ter@msn.com County supervisors approve improvements at John Wayne Airport •Board to seek federal funds to help pay for $9.4 million in work on taxiways, roads and terminal security system. Paul Clinton DAILY PILOT JOHN WAYNE AlRPORT -Tdxiway improvements were a no-bramer Tuesday to county Supervisor Tom Wil- son, who joined fellow board members m unanimously approvmg $9.4 mill.loo worth of work at the airport. u11•s making sure John Wayne remams a top-notch, f1rst-clds~ atrport, • Wilson sa.Jd. • 1 JUSt want us to keep a focus on John Wayne d.Od the· quality of the auport. • Airport Director Alan Murphy proposed that four related projects be complet- ed m the next two years. The work would cover improve- ments to two tclXIWays, the airport's inner penmeter road and upgrades to the security system inside Thomas F. RJley Terrmnal. The improvements are to BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Shooting victim still alive, polir,e say An erroneous report frpm the Costa Mesa Police Department on Monday added a bizarre twist to an already strange" attempted murder case. Police had 54id Miroslav Marie, 49, of Newport Beach, who was shot in broad daylight outside a fast-food restawant ln Cos· ta Mesa on Friday, died Monday mom.lng after he was declared brain dead and pulled off life support. On Tuesday, lbey retracted their statement, saying the lnfonnation was incorrect and that Marie Ii still on life support in the Intensive care unit at West· em Medical Center bl San· ta An.a. The alleged 1bootV, be funded mo'§tly with a fed- eral grant. The boa.rd allocat- ed $1.6 million for this year to help secUie that federal money. MTilis grant will help us improve airport conditions,· said airport sppkeswoman Yolanda Pere'z. ·some of those elements are definitely to create a safer environment.• · Airport crews plan to resurface Taxiway Echo, a high-speed exit taxiway that gets heavy use from com- mercial flights. U the project is approved, bids will go out m July. U all goes as planned, the project should be com- pleted by spriilg 2003. The 600-foot taxiway would be shut down while the work is underway. Com- meroal flights would be sent to the south end of the 5, 700· foot commercial runway for takeoff. The project 1s expected to cost $980,000. Airport officials also hope to reconfigure Taxiway Gulf and Taxiway Hotel. The Y- shaped roadways, used chiefly by general avtation planes to reach the runway, would be combined into one Ramadan Dokovic, 42, of Downey, will be charged with attempted mwder, said Costa Mesa Poliee Sgt. Don Holford. Bail has been denied while he awaiw a June 1 amugnment. Chief David Snowden said the Police Department apologizes for the error. ·we made a mistake,• he said. •Mistakes do happen.• Marie was shot several times Friday afternoon as he sat in a black Mercedes Benz convertible ~ked at thEi Jack In 1be Box restau- rant at the comer of 17th Sb'eet and Tustili Avenue. At leut a doaD wtt- neaes llW tbe lbOoler pull out the long-biU'ftiled gun aDd pump bullets tDl:O Mar- k:, who tbeY aid WU C#W• ertng ud y.llmg out for belp. -_.,..... ..... road. The two roads have tended to confuse ptlots of pnvate jets headmg to the 2,887-foot generaJ avtallon runway for takeoff. Perez said . That project, expected to cost $5.2 million, is expected to go to bid in July. Construe! bon should begin m October and wrap up by spring 2002. A r~vdmp of the airport~ 1.5-mlle perimeter road, which loops inside the pe rimeter fe nce,· dlso is planned. The Board of Supervisors wiU consider the ft.rst of two pt)aSe.5 of the pro- ject. from about Paularino Avenue to the Corona de! Mar Freeway. Bids are expected to go out ui July, and the $400,000 project should be completed by December 2002 The closed-circwt televt- slon sets· and identif1ca.tion- card readers inside the ter- minal also would be upgrad- ed at an expected cost of $3 million. The airport plans to apply to the Federal Aviation Administration for a $6.77- million grant lo pay for the bulk of the improvements. The county would have to come up with the rema1rung $2.63 rrullion, wtth final num- bers on the costs still to be detemuned Wilson, whose district includes Newport Beach, said he was happy to ·approve the fundmg but also warned county planners hopmg to bwld an airport at the closed El Toro Marine Corps Air Stabon. In the auport's 2001 busi- ness plan, released in early March, Murphy warned that the county's raids on dirport revenue -$34 .8 million since t 995 -will take their toll. •As the county continues to dram the monies out of John Wayne for El Toro pldn· rung, that money rrught be hard to come by,· Wtlson said. ln other action Tue!>ddy, supervisor!> unanimously approved dn envuonrnental revtew of Newport Beach's proposed extension of the 1985 airport <oE>tllement agreement The c1ty hds propo.,ed increasing the cd·J~ on dMUdl passengers dnd flights in- exchange for a 2o:yedr extension of the mghtlltn<' curfew. Ru I Jennifer Hudler's at-ea&e ~UP. Presents In Conjunction with FOR DOWN SYNDROME May 24th• PRESENTING FORMER ANGELS PLAYERS: From 6:00 to 8:00 pm Rex Hudler Angels Color Announcer Steve Phyaloc ·play by play partner- Mark Langston . 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 by Austin Taylor (presented by owner Dave Welch) PrOduct preaentatlona throughout the day Alck Solomon, owner of AXls Sportsweor and author of 'A Man's Gulde to Business C.aual Clothing• FREE wm41100 ~ Mezlan Trunk Show Presented by: Leon Hiii Featuring the neweSt collection of shoes and accessories. Free pair of Socks with any putchase csw.oo-..> Men' Store • .... 7s'J.797'J • Wencl Mt-1: ~ • I' ' • I I ' A4 Wednesday. Moy 23, 2001 ,, I• I ' .. ,. ' I -Resiqents cheer East l 7th Street plan •After lengthy hearing, Costa Mesa officials greenlight design that does not allow for the addition of more lanes. Jennifer Kho DAILY. PILOT COSTA MESA -To the' ·sound of uproarious applause from a standing-room crowd Monday, the City Council unanimously approved a plan for East 17th Street that many community members hope will block any future attempts to widen the road. Before voting, the counoJ listened to about an hour of public comments on the issue while the rowdy City Hall audience cheered, booed and waved double-sided fliers that read •Plan B is better. Vote tonight!" and "Four lanes·for- everl Vote now!" "There's something inher- ently wrong about this plan, and you need lo recognize that,• said Mark Rogers, a Costa Mesa resident and a planner for TRG Land Inc. in Newport Beach. The council had to choose between two options. Plan B. the one the t:ouncil Chose, bas narrower tum lanes and bus bays -between 10 and 10 112 feet wide ...:..... and the option for a pedestrian-oriented shop- ping area. Plan E called for wtder tum lanes and bus bays -between 11 and 13 feet Wlde -and the option to add two lanes to the street at a later date. A ITldJ.n chfferences between the two plans ii; that Plan E would allow the city to apply for Measure M money. Approved by voters in November 1990, Measure M raised Ute sales tax by half a cent for counlywide trans- portation improvement pro- jects. The Orange County · Transportation Authority administers the Me'asure M sales tax revenue. In 1999, the agency pledged ·to distribute close to $4 million in federal grants if the street is widened to six lanes. The city won't receive any of that money, although they still could reapply for other funding. . The city could have been eligible for enough to cover at least the design costs, esti- mated at $250,000, if the coun- cil chose the option with wider lanes. Most of the 20 or so speak- ers supported Plan B, saying ~o more hOrsing around gate • Agreement will allow riders to take a trail to the Back Bay that has been shut for months. Paul Clinton DAILY PILOT UPPER NEWPORT BAY - Six months after Carla Brockman put up a network of gates to block a horse tratl lead- ing to the Back Bay, the Newport Beach woman hdS tentatively agreed to take them down. ln separate agreements with Orange County and Newport Beach, Brock.man hds said she would remove the gdtes in exchange for certdin conces- sions, county dlld city ofhc1dls say. Deputy County Counsel Christopher Dargan said both sides have reached a deal that still must be finalized. Brockman and her attorneys are reviewing the documents that would cement the deal. "The key to opening that gate 1s (Brockman) agreeing to the tenns," Dargan said. "They hold the key.• Brockman could not be rectched for comment, but her dttomey, David Cosgrove, said a deal was in place. According lo the terms of the agreement, Brockman would sell the 30-foot access rOdd to the county for $5,000. The move would release Brockman from liability for any injuries that occur to those who use the Lrail. "The Wdy we've tried to t1nswer the liability quesbon is to take Mrs. Brockman ort the bUc ol the property," Cosgrove sa1d. "Shtjs getting a sum that is substantially less than market value.• The deal brings to an end a nearly six-month feud between Brockman and many members of the equestrian neighborhood swrounding the trail. Once Brockman put up her row of gates -a metal chain, steel gate and line of poles-a num- ber of her neighbors criticized her for illegally .blockir\g a well- traveled public trail. Shortly after the gates went up in late November, Brockman g efended the move, inviting residents to sue her if they were unhappy. Brockman also promised to •call the police• if she foli.nd horses on the path. Her attitude rankled resi- dents living nearby, including Jim Auster, who founded the Back Bay Access Coalition Jo lobby city, county and state offi- cials to order Brockman to operi the path. Shopping at its Best Summer Edition Friday, June 29, 2001 Be a part of our special section devoted to REGIONAL SHOPPING CENTERS• NEIGHBORHOOD MALLS RETAIL STORES• RESTAURANTS & FOOD• FURNITURE in Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and the surrounding communities. The Daily Pilot is· distributed with the Los Angeles Times to all subscribers in Costa Mesa n~ New~rt Beach. This section, as part of the D each affluent households with buying p customers from Gen X to that Plan E would have paved the way for the street to be widened to six lanes in the future, which they think would increase traffic and hurt busi- nesses and property values. Many also said they think widening the street would only benefit Newport Beach resi~ dents who use the street t9 get to the Costa Mesa Freeway, adding that Newport Beach should solve some of its own , traffic problems, possibly by lengthening the freeway. Mayor Llbby Cowan said the city now will have to come up with other plans for the area. She has not supported six lanes on East 17th Street. "We have work to do,• she said. "We are going to have to take the widening o(f the master plan of arterial high- ways if we don't want to go to six lanes. r too am tired of uru- lateral moves by Newport Beach. But I think staff has taken a lot of heal on our behalf by the community, all of it undeserved.• Not everyone st•pported Pion B, however. Charlotte Johnson, a Costa Mesa resident on the East 17th Street Ad Hoc Committee, was one of a few who spoke in favor of Plan E. "I'm not for six lanes either,· she said. "Some or you are talking like Plan E is suc lanes. I hale to adrrut ll, but traffic is there and at some point in the future, they are going to widen 1l and it is going to take taxpayers' money. Right now, there will be no money for anythmg 11 we choose Plan B. And with Plan E, we'll ge l improve- ments, traffi<. signals dnd bu~ turnouts.• GREG fRY I OAll'V Carla Brockman has agreed to remove gates she built that block access to a trail to the Back Bay. The trail runs through Brockman's property. Auster was skeptical about any announcement that the gates would come down. "We've been told this for months, and everybody's frus- trated." Auster said. •We're not sure what's taking so long.· Brockman also has reached a tentative deal with Newport • Beach, which would preserve her original property line even after she sells the trail to the county. "She doesn't want to loSe any buildable area," said Newport Beach Assistant City Atty. Robin Clauson. Clauson said she was eonh- dent Brockman would sign off on the deal. Austen and other residents said they will believe it when they see it. Brockman said she put up the gates, in the 2300 block ul Mesa Drive, after a local nd<'r filed a lawsuit followm{J d fc1ll from her horse. Sandy McRae , who hvt•-. across the street from Broc~m on urunq>rporated county land. filed the suit McRae said she has been unfairly blamed h\ the Newport Beach womt1n McRae said her horse fell on her, crushing her left efb()\\, ·after it was sPQC>ked by d c.u eXJting Brockrnan's dnvewu\ about 20 ycmls from th<' gatC'd trail. "She's blaming me• for closing the road,· McRde semi "The acodent didn't happt•n there. It happened on hl'f dnveway." THURSDAY. MAY 24th lam· 6pm FRIDAY. MAY 25th 7:30 -3:30pm ' .... ••eat.ta·· .._,~ ..... , ........ c...,. Mir,....,., .. Sizzling Fajitas Handmade Tortibs Stfj1111)9 Mal'iachla Marganta & Cerveza Bar • ..... ,....,. ... 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A series of children 's and teens' classes on wnl:lng, his- tory, math, science and more will be offered at Orange Coast College. starting today at the college, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $49. (714) 432-5880. Learn bow to grow a fuchsia basket at 9:30 a.m. at lhe Sherman Library & Gardens, 2647 E. Coas~ Highway, Corona del Mar. $40. (949) 673-2261. The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce will host d busi- ness after hours rru:xer at 5:30 p.m. at Birraporetli's Restau- rant and Bar, 3333 Bnstol St , Costa Mesa. Free to mem- bers. $10 for potenllal mem- bers. (714) 885-9090 Learn about marketing and advertising gunmicks to help avoid overspending, dunng a workshop hosted by the Con- sumer Credit Counseltng Ser- vice of Orange County at 6 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Fed- eral Credit Union, 2701 Har- bor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 547-2227, Ext. 122. A workshop on stress and Its effect on heart disease will be offered at 6 p.m. at Hoag Health Center, 1190 Baker St., Costa Mesa. Free. (800) 514-HOAG. THURSDAY The Newport Harl>or Area Chamber of Commerce will honor the top alhletes from local bigb schools m 1ls 40th annual Athletics Awards breakfast at 7:30 a.m. at lhe Radisson Hotel, 4545 MacArthur Blvd .. • Newport Beach. $20 per person or $225 per table of 10. Cdll for reservations. (949) 729-4400. SATURDAY Genealogy courses w1U begin Saturday at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $49. Call for times and dates. (714) 432· 5880. Orange County Market Place will present a salute lo war ... "• ... veterans and American heroes at 7 a.m . at the Orange County Fairgrounds, at Del Mar Avenue and Fair Drive. $2. (949) 723-6660. Mother's Market w1ll host a taste demonstration from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the market, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Free. (800) 595-MOMS. Ully the Mouse will be at a special story time session at Borders Books, Musk & Cale at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., Costa ¥esa. Pree. (714) 279-8933. SUNDAY Western fans can celebrate John Wayne's 94th birthday aboard a four-hour dinner cruise at 6 p.m. from Newport Harbor, sponsored by Duke's Hollywood Cowboys, 1048 Irvine Ave., Suite 327, New- port Beach. $150 per person. (949) 645-9477. TUESDAY A seminar titled "Elder Care and the Law, H presented by attorney Kathryn Flarugan, 'will be held at 2 p.m. in Bor- ders Books, Music & Cale, 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. Free. Reservations requested. (949) 645-8007. "Full o f Beans and Grains" ls the title of a cooking class that will be taught by David Gabbe, author of two books on vegetarian nutrition and cooking. The class will run from 6 to 9 p.m. at lhe Costa Mesa Neighborhood Com- muruty Center. The fee is $30 to register plus a $10 material fee. Costa Mesa Neighbor- hood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. Register io advance. (714) 327-7525. MAY 31 The law firm Quinlivan and Kaniewski LLP will present lhe semjnar "Marketing Rules of the Road -The FTC and Olher Danger Signs· at 7:30 a.m. at the firm's office, 6 -..Hulton Centre, Suite 1150, South Coast Metro. Free. Reservations requested. (714) 241-1919. Fina ncial analyst Robe rt Volmer will present the senu- nar ·women; YoUI FinAncial Future,• whlch focilses on the fiscal needs of women during retirement, at 7 p.m. m the Newport . Beach Central Library's Friends Meeting ,Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. Free. (949) 717-3801. Orange Coast College will host 150 Latino students from Costa Mesa and Estancia high schools to expose them to the college and its educa- tional opporturuties. The visit will run from 9 a.m. lo noon, featuring keynote speaker Consuelo Castillo Kickbush, --~ Mattress Outlet Store BRANO#EW-~y IMPERFECT Get the Best for Lets! 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa OM lloCll S.tb ol .05 l'wy 545·7168 AROUND ToWN at the college, 2701 Fauview Road, Costa Mesa. Pree. (714) 432-5725. The Orange County Bar Assn. will offer a seminar titled "Managing Your Off.tee and Trial: The Latest and Greatest Legal Technology" starting at 5:30 p.m. for registration, with the pro- gram beginning at 6 p.m. in the Wrndham Garden Hotel, 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa. $115. Discounts available for association members, new members and law student members. (949) 440-6700. JUNE 4 Real estate principles classes will begin at Orange Coast· College, m four-, sue-and eight-week blocks. Addttion- al classes over the same peri- od will be offered starting June 25 at lhe college at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $11 a urut; classes are three- units. (714) 432-5072. JUNE 5 ' The "Making Informed CRA Beneficiary Distribution Deci- sl'ons" seminar, hosted by the Jewish National Fund, will be presented by Richard Blu- menthal al noon at the Bay- side Restaurant, Newport Beach. (714) 957-4540. JUNE 8 Sl John the Baptist Church and School Carnival 2001 will open its doors at 5 p.m .. offer- ing rides, music and pnzes. The carnival will run unbl 10 p.m , lhen opens from noon to 10 p.m. June 9-10 at the church, 1015 W. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Free. (714)·513- 8463. JUNE 16 The "Top Banana Fatl~er's Day Event," whlch will fea- ture a cldssic car and motor-· cycle show, bdnana specialty foods and banana-spht-E>Al-· mg-and-buildmg contests, will take place from 7 a.m Lo 4 p . .i;n. at the Orange County Market Place at the. Orange County Fairgrounds, al Del Mar Avenue and Pair Drive exit from the Costa Mesa Freeway. $2, free parking. (949) 723-6616. JUNE 18 Veros Software will sponsor the two-day 2001 Probabilis- tic Methods Conference at lhe Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. $325. (949) 450-3430. JUNE 27 Learn how to establish good credit after a financial crisis during a workshop hosted by the Consumer Credit Coun- seling Service of Orange County at 6 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Federal Credit Uruon, 2701 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Mesa. Free. (714) 547-2227, Ext. 122. The Alaska Eagle, Orange Coast College's student saLl- ing vessel. will depart on its 112-month journey from New- port Beach to Tdh1ti, South America and Antarctica Stops along the way will indude Hawaii, lhe Tuamo- tos, Bora Born. Pitcairn Island, Easter Island, the coast of Chile and Ushuaia. The yedr- long trip is set lo conclude in Hawaii on June 13, 2002. The boat will leave fltom ils water· front School of Sailing and Seamanship fac1hly, 1801 W Coast Highway, Newport Beach. (949) 645-9412 ONGOING Scrabble Club 350 meets the first Sunday of every monlh for a seven-gamP, full-day tournament, with cash and pnzes, at the Newport Dunes RV Resort, 11 31 Back Bay Drive, Newport' Beach $35. (949) 206-9822 Orange County Sierra Sin- gles meets Cll 6 p.m. on the second Monddy . of every month at thP Costa Mesa Community Center, 1845 Park /Ave .. Costa Me!>a . Free (714) 847-4330. A series of kids' and teens' onlirie classes will be offered this sununer by Ofdnge Coast College's Commumty Educa- tion Office. Each ·cotlrse is Celebrate Citrus & Sun $49, Subject to be taught will indude reading and writmg, history, soence, math, ani- mals, stamp collecung, astronomy and native plants of Cd.Womia. Registration is underway in OCC's Educa- tion Office Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road. (714) 432-5880. The Costa Mesa MOMS Club -Moms Offering Moms Support -meets at 10 a.m. Fridays at a different park every week in Costa Mesa. $30 for membershlp, whlch mdude~ more than just meet- ings. Call for each week's locauon. (714) 549-4504. Comfort Zone, a support group for people living with a mentdl illness, meets at 7 .30 p.m. Thursdays al lhe 275 M~dical Butldmg. first-floor conference room. 275 Victona St., Costd Mesa Free. (949) 548-7274 The Costa Mesa Senior Cen- ter hosts ballroom dancmg w1lh Live music from the Peter Van Orschott Tno from 7.30 to 10:30. p.m Tuesdays al the center, b95 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. $4 (949) 548-3884 The breakfast referral net- working group wlll meet every Wednesday from 7:15 to 8:30 d.m. al Mimi's Cafe. Call Angie Stafford for r.eser· val.Ions and information, (949) 474-2225 Hoag Hospital ho lds support meetings called "Naturally Sweet" for sulferers of dta- bete~ every Wednesday of every month from 7 to 8 p.m Free and no reservation are required He1d1 Woodring. (949) 760-2065. The Newport-Mesa cribbage club meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month at 6:45 p.m. at the Oasis Senior Center, Room 6, 800 Marguente Ave .. Corona del Mar. $2. (949) 646-5293. The Pacmc Business Xchange has weekly break- fdst meetings at 7 a.m. Tues· days dl the Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd , Newport Beach Free for the imllal meeting (949) 640-0588. The Costa Mesa Senior Cen- ter offers a Widows-Widow- ... ... ... . . Wedne5do)'. Moy 23, 2001 AS ers Support Group from 1 to 3 p.m. Wednesday at 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. (9"49) 645-2356. Hoag Cancer Center offen a free relaxation and imagery workshop from 10 to 11:30 a.m. the fourth Wednesday of each month at 1 Hoag Drive, Building 4J, Newport Beach. (949) 760-5542. Jewish Family Service of Orange County offers a divorce supRort group Tues- day evenings at 6 . The group is at the Jewish Federation Campus, 250 E. Baker St., Swte G. Costa Mesa. (714) 445-4950. Oasis Senior Center has an Adventurous Walkers Group that travels to pomts of inter- est locally and around the county. The groups meets at 9 a.m. Fndays dt the center and walks at a leisurely pace. The center is at 1800 Marguerite Ave., Newport Beach (949) 644-3244 Chain Reaction otters body- condtborung classes for all fit- ness levels at 7·30 a.m. and 4 p.m Tuesdays and ThUis- days. Chain Reacuon is at 3928 Campus Dnve, Newport Beach. $10 each class. (949) 588-2427. A women's therapy support group meets at 6:30 p.m . Thursdays al 1151 Dove St., Suite 105, Newport Beach (949) 261-8003 A coed the rapy support group meets at 6 30 p.m . Wednesdays at 1151 Dove St , Swte 105, Newport Beach (949) 261-8003. ·The Health Dynamics Center holds an • Ultunate Health Workshop" at 7 pm. Wednesdays The free event includes a vegetanan chnner. The centf!r is ·at 2901 W Coast Highway, Suite 380, Newport Beach (949) 645- 7111. The Jewisl) Family Service Center hac; support group meetings at 7 p.m. Tuesddys for people expenencmg d divorce The group meets at the Jewish Family Service Center, 250 Baker SL, Swte G .. Costa Mesa (714) 445-4950 COSTA MESA • JULY 13-29 ww.ocflkam COLORING CONTEST RULES AND REGULATIONS _____________________ ._ __ _ • Entrtee must be completed by a chlld In one of tn. 11Q1t gn>UPt lllted t>etow. Neme. ldciiw Ind IOI lnb ~ ,,.... b* filled In • Mal tlnl9hed ..,.,. to: on.nae COunty Fek!Pl.lt* Mllra CdOr1ng eon..., • Felr Or .. ~ ...... CA 12'128 I . Entrtee '"'* be Noeived by 5 p.m Monday. J4.l9 2. • I • Entnea wtll be ondllptaY In lt'8 Voulh Buiklng t;tunng Feit. • I • En .. rNY be~ up at the~.,,, Oltce .... hi FM. Moudmy, <My $0 from I Uft. to Ip m. r ~Plint) I Hime: Ala! ------I ,.~ ....... CkdeOne: 5&Und9r 4 NI .. ,, I • I Mit 111: --------...... ------a.w:-----------•------I HornlPhone:--------------------------..------------------------------~ ~~"°!' ~·-_--_-________ 111111..i111•1111111~w. ______ ...,_.~~ ... -.-.- A6 'Nednesdoy, Mor 23. 2001 BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS 200 fill district meeting to urge fair salary talks About 200 school district employ- ees hoping to influence ongoing salary oegotiet.tions packed loto the District education. Center on Tuesday night, overflowil)g the board room. They wanted to show support for the Cla.ssified School Employees Assn. and to let the school board and the superintendent know they want fair and equitable raises, said Roland Lujan, a union me!)lber and food service employee. "'We're famille;s," Lujan said. "We're BALLET CONTINUED FROM A 1 Tuesday's ceremony marked "the begin- ning of the end• of a seven-year-long struggle to bring the fonner movie theater back to life as a center for the perfonning arts. "Today seems like a v.ery surreal moment," said Dayna Pettit, the presi- dent of the Balboa Performing Arts Theater Foundation. "The. theater is going to be so many things to so many people. It's a wonderful legacy that we're leaving to the city of Newport Beach.• After watching the "Bulldozer Ballet• -the theater's first commissioned piece performed by dancers from Mandala DanceWorks -Michele Roberge, the foundation's executive director, told the audience this was just a sneak preview of what was to come. "As they say on Broadway, 'You ain't seen nothing yet,'• she said to cheers from her listeners. "For the last 7 112 decades, this theateI has done one thing. It's provided us with a place to tell stories." She added that theater officials would work hard to revive the mission by putting on performances ranging from drama to dance to children's concerts. "It's a building for us, but also for our children and grandchildren and many generations to come,• she said. But before the theater can open its dOQT,$_ to patrons, supporters still need to raisit'$4 million to cover the costs of ren- ovation and secure an operating budget for the first season. With construction finally set to begin, raising the dollars might prove an easier task. . Foundation members "have had so many fund-raising efforts and no product to show for it other than the collection of funds,• Ridgeway said. "They needed to show construction in order to get the money.• Talcing a break from their starring roles as bulldozer drivers, Trevor Kean and Dieter Kulbe said they'd enjoyed branch- ~WELL BANKER COAST N EWPOR.T P ROPERTlES Event Sponsors not looking for big salaries. We're Just looking for what's due us.• Last year, nearly 800 classified employees -employees who are not teachers or administrators -received $1. t million in raises. The move brought salaries for clas- sified employees up to par with other unified school dtstricts in Orange County. At that time, the district committed to trying to keep those salaries at the median level and to eventually reach the 75th percentile. · A salary survey done by the union this year showed that to reach the goal Newpof1·M~sa would need to give its employees a 7 .5% ~ise this year, said ing out into the performing arts. "Other than having ballet girls" on the machines, their twist and turns with the bulldozers hadn't required any special skills, Kean said. But Kulbe added that he'd only con- sider changing careers "if the pay's real good.. ' 0th Annu f Jared Vieyra, chief steward for the union and head custodian at Andersen Elementary School in Newport Beach. •so that's all we're looking for," he said, adding that he felt the large group made a statement Tuesday. . School board members .said they hoped to' be able to give employees what they were looking for, but that it was too soon for them to know. "We want to work toward our goal, and that's what we told them,• trustee _ Jim Penyman said. " Nothing has been put on the table. I know they are anx- ious, but it is too soon. We are not drag- ging our feet. It's just too early lo the process." -Danette Goulet Above, members of the Balboa Theater Divas volunteer group conduct a celebratory dance of their own. •"We've waited three years for this," said member Eve Komyel, second from righl Left, A Mandala DanceWorks performer dances on a ladder while two bulldozen do the "Bulldozer Ballet" Standing on East Balboa Boulevard, w!llch had been closed off to traffic, long- time Balt><>a<resident Ralph Bernard said he couldn't wait to see the theater brought back to life. "It gives uS back a speck of class," he said. "We're going to get aome culture now. 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I tiel'CW Jiltt IQ t~~ et ill hCltl IWttlle.\S II It OTV 11.'.€ Mo'# ~(Ml.NT, ltlC CJ.Wd!Elt •id •I)' atll'lr.lr omt-m nr~ °' 11Ql'11""1 rt001 ir., ~'ltllt!Y. c1Ji!t1 a .llQJ(ir1 l'<lt ·~Of~ lt'5litlng lltlm Of in lllf?/ W:ty ~ 0UC d my ~>ll>Orl Kt l!;i ~ '•• I • -. DIXON CONTINUED FROM A 1 Doily Pilot including interest on the embezzled money, it's unlike- ly that Newport Beach will even recovpr Jhe interest, Ohl said. He added that be didn't 1992, now works at that orga-know whether Dixon could nization. be required to continue to pay Dixon began stealing mon-the city after the renewed ey from the city in 1982 to judgment expires in 10 years. finance ·a lavish lifestyle of Mayor Gary Adams said luxury vacations, designer the money wasn't really the clothes and a museum-quail-issue, adding that it was ty art collection. important city officials did His scheme involved writ-everything to recover as ing checks to fictitious com-much as they could. panies and depositing them "I think the gesture [to· go in bis own account after after the mo_ney) is very endorsing them to himself. important,• he said Tuesday A tip from a credit card #Any amount we. can get company investigator finally from [Dixon) is worth pursu- led to Dixon's January 1992 ing. The guy took a lot of arrest. He served 18 months money from the citizens of in a San Diego prison and Newport.• four months in a halfway But Clarence Turner. who house in Orange before mov-~ed on the City Council ing to the Bay Area. from 1986 to 1994 and The Newport Beach presided as mayor during the embezzlement wasn't the first time Dixon's crimes became time Dixon had stolen money. public, said the city's attempt lo 1972, he pleaded guilty to to recover its 'losses was a stealing $87 ,000 from waste of money and time. Georgetown University, ·we have to accept the where he was a graduate stu-fact that the city was taken." dent. he said. "It's time to move for- Because the 1992 judg-ward." ment requiring Dixon to The recovered money - repay his debts was set to the first check is due to amve expire in 2002, Assistant City within 30 days -will proba- Atty. Dan Ohl traveled to bly be placed in a trusf before Berkeley in November to find city officials decide what to out about Dixon's assets and do with it, said Dennis Dan- get the judgment renewed for ner, the city's administrative another decade. services director. He added "I didn't expect him to be that he would recommend employed or hav~ any kind of retwning the money to the viable income,• Ohl said city funds Dixon had stolen Tuesday. "I'm surprised we're from. ' getting anything.• Dixon could not be Since Dixon now owes the reached for comment Tues- city about $2.6 million, day. RODMAN CONTINUED FROM A1 the future. But during an impromptu press conference, while coun- cil members still debated the issue, Rodman said hf: will not give in. "I'm not going to change my lifestyle for· anybody,• he said. "What's unreasonable about noise?" ' The new ordinance makes it clear that property owners may be accountable for noise that occurs at their homes. Jn TEACHER CONTINUED FROM A 1 school teacher of the year, Bob Kelly, was also in · the final round of 15 Orange County teachers who were considered. This is the second time a Newport-Mesa teacher has earned the title for the coun- ty, said Linda Mook, presi- dent of the Newport-Mesa Federation of Teachers, the group responsible for the dis- trict-level award. Lfndfors now has a shot at being named one of Califor- nia's teachers of the year. #Anyone who knows what goes on in his classroom - the creativity and caring - knows he deserves this,• Supt. Robert Barbot said. "He's very compassionate and extremely talented. I think his biggest strength is that everyone can see he · genuinely cares about the kids." Rodman's case, police officers haven't always been able to tell whether he was at his home when the noise occurred, said Assistant City Atty. Dan Ohl, who drafted the changes. The revised law also stales that noisy residents can fac<' criminal charges after a police officer has issued a warning - an addition city officials hope will help to prove willful noisE'· making in court. Co.uncil members will agam \ vote on the reVised ordinancE' ~t their June 12 meeting. II approved, the changes will go into effect 30 days later. This is not lost on the stu· dents who said their teacher definitely d eserved the award. "We're psyched,· sa1d Susy Trujillo, 15. "He actual· ly understands u.S, and he explains everything. He has a way of putting fun into 1t even though we kind of have to do the same thing over and over again." Lindfors' wife, Michelle, an English teacher at Costa Mesa, knew the children appreciated him, but is Just glad to see him get recogni- tion for all of his hard work. She said people often have the misconception that. as an English teacher, she has a more difficult job than he does. But, she said, he puts in the same 70-and 80-hour workweeks that she Qoes. "There is just a constant diligence and perseverance," she said. "I'm just so happy for him. He dedicates Jots of time and loves music, so it's exciting for me. I'm tbrllled for him." . v.,.,.. s.r. ""' •CMttfa ... c...._ ,..,. I l •trs o ~ come ll'Ue •• : Daniel Hunter, Costa Mesa senior ;.a· ·-May 28 honor• llOOIE HElllllGTOI Doily Pilot Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 9A9..5744223 • Sports Fax: 949-650-0170 •Wednesday, May 23, 2001 A7 Hi(h_ school · BuEBALL I t just doesn't get any better · than this -as Costa Mesa Hlgh's Mustangs, the Paclflc Coast League's No. 3 entry ln the CIF Division IV Playoffs, pulls out a 6-3 baseball victory ln the bottom of the seventh inning. Nick Cablco (right wearing helmet) races home with the winning run ln front of a joyous Mesa dugout. Below, Daniel Hunter, the man of the hour, ls congratulated on his way to Uie plate with his three-run homer ·to send the Mustangs lnto Friday's quarterfinal against Bonita. DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY DON LEACH •Daniel Hunter's walk-off three-run home run in the seventh gives Mustangs 6-3 victory over visiting Mayfair. Bany Faulkner DAILY PllOT COSTA MESA -It was some- Uu.ng less than the dream, but his . walk-off three-run home run Tues- day, with two out$ and the score tied in the bottom of the seventh, was more than Daniel Hunter could ever ask. "It's a dream come true,• the Costa Mesa High senior said of the decisive blow in the Mustangs' 6-3 baseball win over• CIF Southern " Section Division rv second-round visitor Mayfair (lS-10). "Every little kid growing up dreams about hitting a home run in the bottom of the ninth with the bases loaded and two outs,· Hunter said. "I almost accomplished that dream. As soon as I hit it, I knew the ballgame was gone, because I hit it in a good spot. I didn't know the ball was gone, though. It was awesome. I don't know how else to explain it.· - BOYS TENNIS CdMrips fOe,-15-3 VENTURA -The Corona del Mar High boys tennis team kept its donu- nant train rolling Tuesday wtth a 15-3 quarterfinal win over host St Bonaventure m the ClF Southern Section OiVlS1on V playoffs "We got off to a very good start today and that helped a lot.· CdM Coach Tun Mang Sdld. "We're exat- ed about playing m the semilmclls on Thursday.• The top-seeded Sea Kings were led by the strong singles play of Cameron Ball and Garrett Snyder, who each swept thetr three sets. The duo won 36 of 41 games. Senior standout Bnan Morton, headed for UC lrvme next year, swept his fust two singles sets with- out losing a game, before retiring m the t.blrd set with an injury to his right arm. According to Mang, Morton will be ready for Thursday's semifinals. In doubles action, Peter Kulmatic- ki and Michael Bean swept through the competition, while Shaan Wad- hwa and Ryan Stockwell also won the set of the day, according to Mang. "St. Bonaventure played its No. 1 doubles team m the thlTd slot and Shaan and Ryan pulled out a 6-4 win against them,· Mang saJd "That was very nice to see.• The Sea Kmgs (21-0) will host fourth-seeded Harvard· Westlake Thursday at 3:15 p.m. Cll DCYlSION 'ti f'\AYOff'S QuwWfiMI Hunter's heroics, ripping a low 1-0 fastball over the left-center field fence for his fourth RBI of the game and his fourth clinger of the season. also helped the Mustangs accom- plish something no other team in school history has. At 17-9-1, bead- ing into Friday's quarterfinal clash against Bonita (17-8-1) -at a site to be determined by today's coin Oip - the Pacillc Coast League's third- place team owns the school single- season victory record. The 1999 Mustangs. who lost in the CIF Divi· sion IV quarterfinals, as well as Mesa's 1962 CIF 3-A champions, both won 16 games. helped the hosts rally from a 2-0 first-inning deficit. co, whose varsity tenure begfill as a starting infielder-outfielder on the 1999 quarterfinahst. The returning All-Newport-Mesa District per- fonner, now 5-2 with five saves, threw an econonucal 78 pitches, 56 CbM 15, ST. loNAVDIMI£ 3 S-.... -Morton (CdM) def Vigonu. 6-0, def. Riley, 6-0, retired with 1n1ury, Ball (CdM) won, 6-2. 6-0, 6-0; ~ydef (CdM) won, 6-3, 6-0, 6-0. "This gives us bragging rights,• said Mesa senior Carlos Franco, whose 62/3 innings of relief pitching Franco, the team's closer, allowed just one run and struck out seven in his longest outing of the year. "That was the best pitching per- formance of my career,~ safd Fran- ~ -KulmatickHean (CdM) def. Tiku-Robas, 6-1, def. C.ll~Jones. 6-1, def. Kinsli"O-Mlinar, M; Myers·Nlng (CdM) won, 7-6. 6-1, lost. o-6; Wadhwa-Stockwell (CdM), km. 6-7, won, 6-0, 6-4. SEE MESA PAGE 8 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CIF VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS CdMeyes fifth straight berth in CIF title match . Tars in Div. m semifinal tonight against Mater Dei :;::;;::;::;:=1 •No. 4-seeded Monarchs stand Sailors and Monarchs. Mater Oei won the first clash, 15-11, 15-17, 15-8, et the Francs Parker •Sea Kings duel No. 1 Village aimtian tonight in Division IV semifinal. llllry,...,_ DAll.Y Pl.or Gl.BNDALB -VUJage SIMt41.LIUDM.V PWT Christian HJoh may be the CdM pall Ill ..... IM llne toalglat la IM llEHhwh No. 1 Med. but. Corona del Quladen tonight at 1 o!dock IMIOm, bu a JollG9r ltreik Mar's CJP Soutbern Section ln a C1P Dtviilon JV ..mlDnil ol tltle·match appearances boys voa.ybaD playaft era-, at Qlen«kle Community Cail-~~~on· ... _ dentlall .,. ~. few )eigllt. vm.ge '-"'-"' u"' woWd...., ant iat8. Tbe Sea Kingl; wbO baWI other band, bal oner beell tO Coida .... o.a-. NO.•· folu' 1MdkJD .... ---• Mdlon llDal. Tb• Cru· Hiiied Ila .... I...... Dfttllaa I ~ i:.tl!DI· ......... ID fK1. .,. a *'* ~'Mr.. ....... Olllf .... Y-. Ml aabOWD among tM aport'I .................. =••Cll'd:•fli ..... ..... .mat .. 111&.-Sii COM fMll between top~eeded Sailors and Tournament in San Diego. The Tars, however, a berth in third straight title match. prevailed, 15-8, 1~15, 15-12, m the quarterfi-nals of th&-Orange County Chunp10n5hips. ~Faulkner •we match up,• Glenn said. •Botb motch- OA11.v Plt.oT es were pretty even and I think we even split COSTA MESA -Even in boys boys volley-wtth them twice last yec.• ball, Newport Harbor High Coach Dan Glenn The MOoilchs, run.nei-up to Santa Mar· said the following concepts apply. ga.rtte in the Sena J...eegue. \alt m the DiVllSOD • 1. Mater Dei holds mystique. ll title match lest year to Gehr. Coed\ 1bm • 2. Defense wtnS cbamp1on.ships. Costanzo starts six tenion. who ~ Glenn hopel the latter supe1'Se.<les the latter played bi9 roles lest MUOn. when the top-Meded Sailors (13·'JJ dub with Newport. leOOlld. bebind Irvine in the Sell the No. 4-seeded Monarehs (24-7) tonight at 7 "'8w League, bu plaJ9d for the C1P DMMD o'clock ln a CIP Southern Section DivWOn m I ttde the lat two yean, WiDning In 1988 ud temifinal at Costa MeN ~b. ~ • nve..-cs.tWm '° a~tillIDWD •Defeme ii what wlnl ln the p.yant, tn ._..;.._ ~lndlll.a.. ~ -=-~-~ uy sport. and I thought we p&ayed our beitt um...r .... ~ -.... clllwwtvw match of tbe YM' the otblr ~ • \&Dder .. ~ Ud baft ..._ GlmD Mkl ol the s.Don' 1~5. lW. tS.9 c:M,,.+m !t'fll (1-.0. W w1 ...,, qulartlitlMl t11ulapb ow. Doi P\aebloa. ....... Dii • Ml'mz' power ID ....a.- •And db • couple 9ooeball ~ ealld. bul tf*I..... ] a#,...,. .. am a ,_,b1rt11M11.-,..0D1DY ..... l~I . lld• ID wlll••lf ..-, ..... ... .... U.tDf!7 mlCla ...... Ind.. ,..,.. far• leCliaa "°" ~ .... . .-rw...DllL -bMdm'hgafthe-.Wlt ... , I .. I l//i . .. A8 Wed~ May 23, 2001 CDM CONTINUED FROM 7 p8rpetual powerhouse programs. -Conti1 whose Pad.fie Coast League co-champions have swept their flnt two playoff foes, said the Alpha Leogue champions will poae a fonnldable cballenge. •They're a really balanced teem,• Conti said. •1bey have two good left-side players, one of their outside hitters and one ot their opposites looks like their go-to guys and they have a pretty good setter.• But, Contl's proven poetseason philosophy focuses more on what his team is doing, than the opponent "As long as we serve tough, play defense and pass balls to sideout. we should be OK,• Conti said. Conti has also targeted the ellmlnation of unforced errors as an aspect his team could improve upon. It would be tough to improve upon a pair of CdM pla\t- off sweeps. The Sea Kings dispatched Gabrielino, 15-3. 15-10, 15-10, and Bis~op Montgomery, 15-13, 15-7, 15-5, to reach this point. Sun Valley-based Village Christian, coached by Bill Schnobrich, handled Bolsa Grande, 15-11, 15-5, 15-' in thf!second round {Both the Crusaders and Sea Kings got first-round byes). It then got past St. Francis, 15-7, 11-15, 15-4, 15-10, in Friday's quarterfinals .. CdM also brings a balanced offensive attack. Senior outside hitters Brian Gallagher and Charlie Alshuler have been complemented, at various times, by 6-foot-7 senior middle blocker Forrest Mack, senior Garrett Macklin and junior John Grod. Senior Evan Burden triggers the attack at setter, while sophomore Bart Welch provided a defensive spark against Bishop Montgomery. · Tonight's winner will advance to Saturday's champi- onship match against either No. 2-seeded Santa Ynez or Northwood, which shared the PCL crown with CdM. Dlredlonl to G .......... College North on 5 (cross 11Q) to 2 (Glendale Freeway). North on 2 (cross 134) to Mountain Street. Left on Mountain, rlgh1 on Verdugo Road. SChool at 1500 N. Verdugo Rd., Glendale. NEWPORT CONTINUED FROM 7 before last season. "It should be a good match,• Glenn said. ·we'll have our bands full.• · \ Mater Dei is led by Mike Gazzano, whom Glenn said may be the best setter in Orange County, as well as 6-foot- 4 · outside hitter Jon Daze and nm· Van Klaveren. Van Klaveren and Daze bad 20 and 19 kills, r~pectively, ~a 15-5, 15-9, 15-1 quarterfinal sweep of Redondo. Newport Harbor has been keyed by 6-4 senior outside hitter Blake Tippett, junior outside hitters Morgan Craig and Greg Perrine, junior setter Loyd Wright, as well as 6- 5 senior middle blocker Christian Berg-Hansen. Tonight's winner advances to Saturday's title match against either No. 2-seeded Santa Margarita or unseeded Moorpark. .. ... SPORTS BASEBALL CONTINUED FROM 7 tor strikes, to help keep h.hn- self on the hill. · •1 was just trying to throw strikes, because I knew they couldn't bit my fastball,• Franco said. •And I had my breaking ball working, too, so I could mix it up.• Hunter, who called pitches behind the plate, said Franco, who was involved in an auto- mobile accident Saturday that sent him to the hospital with a sore neck. never fal· tered. •I went out a couple of times to ask him if bis legs were still strong and he looked me right in the eye and said •vest' Hunter said. ·1 thought he could go three, maybe four innings, but he really stepped up.• There were other heroes for the winners, whose three- run fourth gave them a one- run lead, only to see a Matt Teasley solo homer knot the score in the sixth. Junior left fielder Michael McGuire had two hits, a walk and one run. His biggest con- tribution, however, may have come on defense. With the bases loaded in the first. he fielded a two-out RBI single near the left-field line and threw to shortstop Billy Halverson at third to nail the runner trying to advance from first. Halverson slapped the tag on him before the runner from second touched the ~plate, erasing the run and averting what would have been a 3-0 deficit Halverson, a junior, made two other sterling plays, including going horizontal to stab a wayward pickoff throw from Hunter, while remaining in position to tag a Monsoon TUESOAY'S COUNTS DON I.EACH I OM.Y PLOT Costa Mesa'• ~tony GrubhJch allps put Mayfair third baseman during a three-run rally tn the fourth tnntng. who had strayed off the bag on a pitch in the dirt. Along with Halverson, senior first baseman Antony Grubisicb, who made a nice catch on a foul pop, and senior third ba.ceman Brent Stevens, had one hit apiece. Senior second baseman Steven Shores, who matched McGuire and Hunter with two hits, is now 6 for 8 in the playoffs. He singled with two outs and junior Nick Cabico on first to bring Hunter to the plate in the seventh. ·As Daniel bas gone, we've gone,• said Bauer- meister, who asked Hunter, already named· team.. MVP and now leading Mesa with • 25 RBis, to relax and not try too hard in the fateful at-bat. "When he was hot early in the year, we were hot. Then . when he slumped, we slumped. But he's hitting again and we're still play- ing.• Hunter, a 5-foot-8, 173- pound All-Pacific Coast League defensive lineman, brings a football mentality to the diamond. He admits his high eneiqy level bas worked against him at times. ·1 get so pumped up, sometimes I try to do too much,• Hunter, still clutching the now historic home-run ball, said. •But coach told me (in the seventh) to relax and look for something to hit to the (opposite field). The minute I started focusing on hitting a ball in the gap, I did more than I was supposed to.• Clf DMSION N PlAYOff'S • Second round CostA MlsA &, MAYrMI 3 Mayfair 200 001 0 • 3 8 1 Costa Mesa 000 300 3 • 6 8 0 Musldc. l..Angkamp (4), Bry (7) and Wagner; Costelloe, ,.,anco (1) and Hunter. W -Franco, 5-2. l • Bry. HR -Teasley (M), Hunter (CM). Newport lMdng -3 boats, 64 anglers. 69 calico bass, 20 sand bass, 19 rodcflsh, 1 bonito, 3 ~1ncuda, 1 black sea bass (released). DEEP .SEA 252 calico bass. 117 barracuda, 52 bonito, 42 sand bass, 57 whitefish, 12 sheephead, 9 scolpln, 3 rodcfish, 95 blue perch. Dewy's Locker -5 boats, 165 anglers. 27 yellowtall, . '1"~•:,,\ :.·Jl.'-. '1 ' -.. ,. ..... Dolly Pilot YOUTH TUCK Newport-Mesa. JH Finals Thursday CORONA DBL MAR-Led by eighth-grader Geo Macias, the TeWinkle Intermediate boys track and field team is on the verge of winning its 17th straight Newport-Mesa District Junior High Champi- onships. · Among the three divisions, the 1l'ojans qualified 52 in the top eight Tuesday at Corona del Mar High. The qualifiers advance to Thursday's finals, also at CdM, with action beginning at 3:15 p .m . with the 1,600-meter run, an event that did not toke place Tues- day. ·The 400 relay was also saved for the finals. Macias qualWed first in the .fOO (56.3) and set up one of the more anticipated finals against Corona del Mar's Mike Caponera, who finished in 57.5. But, Caponera's best time this season is 55.0. Macias also quallfied second in the 800, winning his beat by more than 100 meters in 2:14.1. He also cleared 4-8 to make the cut in the high jump. Macias will compete in the three events Thursday along with running the anchor in the 400 relay, which includes Edward Diaz, Marlon Aragon and Mario Herrera. Harbor Day's eighth-grade girls a.re poised to repeat as well, so to speak. Led by Melissa Swigert, the seventh- gra"de team won its division last year and is on pace to do the same this year. The championship meet was broken into three divi- sions -·c · (5-foot-4 and under), seventh grade and eighth grade. -by Steve Virgen EDITOR'S NOTE: Preliminaries summaries wlU be published In Thursday's edltiO!' . ,, ---... -,........... I • I \ . Doily Pilot Wednesday, M,ay 23, 2001 A9 ["--II w-11 w-11 w-11 w-11 w-11 w-Jl,.-11111 -I Flctltloua Bualness Fictitious Business Flctltloua BualMH Fictitious Bu1lneH Published Newport der the cont~~ :::_ ": ~= ~ . · Heme Statement Name Statement Hime SteterMnt Heme St1tement Bt1ch·Coate Men ~un: tne '';1ttti!:r to amouota Ht forth 1n lhe In Lovmg Memory The following pef'SOl)S The lollowlng pereon1 The followlng persona The followlng persona Dally Piiot May 23. 2001 IN tii8st.:8 ~I the eon· general eondl1lonl In 0 r are doing bulinMI as ere doing buaiiesl u · are doing buslneM u are doing bullness at: WO I 1 rt the event of failure to 'J Freeh Air & Heeling, Aenei.aance F1tnett. C & C Ae.i Team, Slrongarm Mein· l:.~ :.•~ ='~ en .. r tnto the c:ontraa BARBARA j UNE BIANCHINI 2225 Pacific Ave • 10, 6303 Seashore Drive, 22992 Tlague Mluion ten.nee. 9552 Velardo bid wu tubmltted Any alld ewecute 11\e re· C<** Mela, CA 92627 Newport BHch, CA Viejo, CA 92692 Or. Hunttng1on Beach. CONNOTRTI~ECTTORO S contractor nol 10 qured documents, sud\ Augun 27, 1960 -May 17, 2001 Mallhew Edward 112663 Claudelle B1enchl, CA m48 " llcenaed la aubjed 10 bid teeurily will be lo,. 'ful d Frechette, 2225 Pacific • Renalaunc;e FitneH, 22992 Tla1J1.11, Ml11lon Mike Sc•11111e. 9552 CAWNG FOR BIDS penaltlea \lflder ttle law felled. The Falthfut Per· A Beauu La Y Ave.. 10, Costa Mesa, (CA), 6303 Se11hore Viejo, CA 92692 VelardO Dr.. Hurillnglon SchoQl Olstr1d: and the contract wtll be lonnance Bond shall re· A Wond,,rful Per•on CA 92627 C>nve, Newport Beach, Thbie bullMGI 11 con-Beech, CA 92&46 HunUngton Beach Union considered I/Old. 11 the main In full force end el-.. ~ Thl1 bustnea1 Is con· CA 92663 ducted by: an Individual Alleen Sclerlne, 9552 High Sdlool Diatrlcl license ctaulllcation led through Ille guaran· QJc:ted by 111 lndMdoal Th11 business 11 con-Have you 1tarted Velardo Of • Huntington Obtain Oocumen11 specified hereinafter Is tee period as spec.lied in Heve you atarted dueled by a ~Uon doing buslnete yet? No Beacn, CA 92&46 and Bid Due at HUn1· thal of a "specialty oon· Ole general condnions doing buuwlll ~t? No Have you Sllrted Claudette Bi1nch4 This bualne11 is con-lngton Beach Union tractor as defined 1n The DISTRICT re-~ellhew Edward doing business ~ No This slJilement was <b:led by husband and High School Oistr1c1, Secllon 7068 of tne CaM· serves the nght 10 rltjed Frechette Aan11saance i:11ness filed with the County wile 10251 Yorklown Ave., tomla Busine11 and any or all bids or 10 This statement was Joseph D. Ad1u1, Cltrt< ol Orange County Have you started Purchulng, Room 361, Pl'Oleul<>ns Code, the walve any irregutariues filed w11h the County Presldenl/CEO on 05118/2001 doing business yet? No Huntington Beach. CA apeclally contractor or lnlo<malltles In any Clerll ol Orange County This 11atemen1 was 200UIH5255 Mika Scla1lna 92646, (714) 964-3399 awarded the contract for bids Of In the bidding on 05/18/200t hied with the County Daily Pllol M~ 23. 30. Thia statement was elll 4350 ltlla wort< 1hatt ltsell eon· As required by Section 20016185254 Clerk o1 Orange Coonty Jyne 5. 13, gQQ1 W99Q hied with the County Due Date Wedneldey Sll\ICt a m.,,lty ol lhe 1n 3 of the Caltlomia Dally P\lol May 23, 30, on 05/21/2001 Cieri< of Orange County June 27, 2001 at 2 00 W<>fll. In accordance W11h LabO< Code lhe ()lrector June 6, 13, ?QOI WOQ? 20016865436 Fictitious Business on 05/18/2001 pmNOTICE IS HEREBY the provislOns of Califor· of the Depar1/Tlenl °'In· • O&oty Pilol May 23, 30. Hime Statement 200.1H65249 nia Bustn8$s and dustrlal Relauons ol the Flctltloua Bualnen June 6, 13 2001 WQ13 08lly Pilot ~ 23, 30, GIVEN lhat the Hunt-Professions COde State of Calil • ia has Name Statement The following person. June g, 13,~1 WQQ4 lng1on Beach Union Section 7059. determined lh ,enerat ere doing buslneu as High School Dlstrk:t. Or-Time la ot the es· prevailing rates ol The lollo~ persons Fictitious Buslneaa A.) J2 Enterprises, B.) CITY OF enoe County, Calllomla, sence. AJI worll must be wa,.,..11 ln the locality in are doing neas as· Name Statement J2 Consulting, C.) J2 NEWPORT BEACH aCllng by and through 115 completed within 12 whdt this WOrll 1s 10 be Newport Beech Hear-The following persona Sear~. 573 San Leon, NOTICE Govemlng Board. here· consecutive calendar pertormed Cepies of Ing AssocialH, 361 are ~ busineM as lrme. CA 92606 INVmNG BIDS ~lter referred lo as days from U'll dale spec-lhese rate Cletermina· Hospilal Rd . •522. Joe Homes 2651 James Palrlclt John· Sealed bids may be "DISTRICT', WI" rece1Ve illed on theuedNot:8 ~ bOns, are on file at the ~;;[;>'' Beach CA Redlancts Drive, Costa ~. SZl ~ Leon, received 81 ~olllC8 o1 :;e. toa=e~a::!J'r ,l::e~ Proceed F'" Y 1 DISTRICT, and copies Nicole PT.II, 361 Mesa CA 92627 Th b l the Cur Cle 3300 sealed bids for lhe Oislricl 811u~ to com-forth may be Obtained upon Amy Joanne Joe, IS us1neas • con-' plele the WO•" ael r"""ue&I The contractor Hoap1111 A • •522, 265l Redlands Drive, ducted by: an 1nd111idual Newpor B ulevard, award of contracts lor herein will result in the -ha..,ll 1 f N I Oeach CA d P 0 Bok 1768 Newpor1 the toHowl ects liQl s pos a copy 0 ewpor , Costa Mesa CA 92627 Have you 81erle Bee h CA 92,658·8915 "\~rot 887 lmposillOn ol cJ:ldat8CI theH rates al each job 92Th661s3 .... alness Is con-This business is con· doing buSlnesa yel? No unMc 1'1 00 am on the AeProofroi.tlngt: 8u1ldln'gs "H. damala gains 1oher ea dar °'o1 slle The con1ractor and uv ducted by an lrldillldual James Pa1nck 200 de y. I amoun any sobcon1ractor unoer ducted by Ill lndtvtdoal Heve you started Johnson I 11h day of June 1 and J" at Westminster $200 per day it shall par, not less than H•ve you 11arted doing business yet? No This statement was et wt1lch IJme sud1 b4<ll High School Each b1dd81 shall ltlo speo ied prevailing doing business yet? No Amy J Joe liled with 1he County shall b6 opened and Mandalaty Job Waik submit, on the form roles 01 w.1ges 10 an Nicole Popoff This statement was Cterll of Orange Coun1y read for 2 30 pm. Wednesday, furnished with Iha oon· wofkeis employ8CI by Thia statement was hied wllh the County on 05121/2001 TRAFFIC. SIGNAL June 6, 2001 at West· tract documents, a l1s1 ol mem in the eMecution of filed wllh the County Clerk 01 Orange County 20016185479 INSTALLATIONS AND minster High School, the proposed subcon-the contract Clerk ol Orange County on 05/2112001 Oatly Pilot May 23 30. UPGRADES 14325GofdenWestSI., tractors on lhls prOject No bidder may 00 0511812001 June 6, 13, 2001 WQ15 2001-2002 Westminster as required by the wlllldraw any bid for a 20016865247 20016865408 TIU• of Proi.ct License Band C·39 Sut>letung and Subcoo· penod of sixly (60) days Daily P1k>I May 23. 30 Daily P1101 May 23. 30 Contract No. 3419 Bids shall be reoe1Yect tractlng Fair Practices alter the date set for the June 6• 13 2Q()t W006 June 6 13 2001 W012 Fictitious Buslnen S250,000.00 1n the place 1<1ent1fled Act, Public Conuacl opening of bids Name Statement Engineer's E1tlm1te above, and shaU be Code Section • 100 et Pursuant to SectlOn Flctltlou1 Business Name Statement The following persons are doing busfnoas as WFO Enterprises. 201 Johet Ave. •B. Hunt· ington Beach. CA 92648 R obert Edward Nabors 201 Joliet •B. Huntington Beach. CA 92648 This business 1s con· ducted by an 1ndMdual Have you started do<llO t>usinesa yet? No Robert E Nabors This siatemenl was filed w1tf1 the Coun1y Clerk al Orange County on 0511812001 20016865253 Daily Pilot MW 23. 30, June 6, 13, I WOOS Fictitious Businen The following persoos • Approved by opened end pubi1cly seq. 22300 ol the Public Con· Name Statement are dotng business as fel Oon Webb read aloud at the above Each bid shall be ac· tract Coot1 me contract The following persons ore do1119 business as Baseline Networks 13211 My1ord Rd Sune 1132 Tusl•n California 92762 Ted P Shunk t321 I My1ord Ad Su~e 1132 Tustin Cahfoma 92762 This business 1s con· ducted by an 1ndiv1dual Have you started dotng bus•ness yet? No Ted P Shuo!. This s1a1emenl was filed w11h the Coumy Clerlo. ol Orange County on 05110/200t 20016884430 Dally Pilot ~ 23. 30. June 6. 13, 1 W014 Maverick Marketing Public Works staled date, time and i:ompanted by a certified will contain provoslOns Group. 3334 E Pacihc Director plaoe. Pians and speall· or cashier's check or bid ·permtlllng the wc· Coast Highway. •135 Prospective bidders cations are on file el the bond In an amount not cesstul bidder 10 Corona del Mar CA may obtain ooe set ol adclreas Usted above less than ten percent subslllule secunhes tor 92625 b•d documents a1 no In ecoordance with the (10%) ol 1he Iota! bid any moneys witNielO by Mark Wilson Carter, cost al lhe oHICG of Ille provisions of Cahfom111 price. payable 10 lhe the O.Slnct to ensure 3334 E Paethc Coast Public Works Depart· P~otinee~~-~ DISTRICT as a guaran· per1ormance under the Highway. •135 Corona men1 3300 Newport ~""7028 15. and lee that Ille bidder, ii tis contract or perm11t1ng def Mar, CA 92625 Boulev1rd, P 0 Boll Public COOtracl COde proposal la BCC>8Pled, payment ot retentions This business is con· 1768, Newport Beach, ., __ ti~ 3300. the owner shall promplly eweru1e earned directly mto ducted by an lnd1v1dual CA 92658·8915 """' "'' the Agreement. lurn1sh a escrow Have you started Required Contractor requhes that ltl8 b!Cider sauslaclory Fattlllul Per-BY: Governing Boerd doing business yet? No Licenfe Ctas51hca11on(s) possess the classl· tormence Bond In an Signed: Maiti W Carter reqvored for 1h1s P<o,ect lk:allOn of conl,.C10f'a amount not less than 1Sf Suel McU.M, This statement was "A" OR ·c-10 license noled above at one hundred percenl Director • Procur .. hied with the County For turther 1nlorm11· lhe lime the bid 15 (100'lf.) of lhe IOlal bid menlfEnergy Con· Clerll ol Orenge County bon catt James Brahler. submitted Pursuant lo = fumlsh a Payment terveUon on 05118/200 I Pro1ec1 Manager at ~~101~ee~s f~ 5 Cod 8 In an amou111 not Published Newport 20016685246 (949) 644·3346 less 1han one hundred Beech-Costa Mesa Daily P1iol May 23 30. S'llclion 7028 15· no percent (100%) ol lhe to· Owly Pilol .May 23, 30, June 61 13, 2001 woo7 l:yment shaH be made 1a1 bid price, and lumlSh 2001 or work or malarial un· certillcales evldenanq -------tUQj~ Index Ho•r to Place A A Lovc:r of Life A Loving Daughter A Child of God BIANCHINI Berb1r1 June, Bianchini, (191 40), 1 resident of Coat. Mesa paued aw1y on M1y 17, 2001. She Is survived by her lither. Frank V. Bianchini; mother, Vari E. Bl1nchlnl; bf'others, Fn1nk G. and Richard C. Bl1nchlnl; 1ister1, Jeanette M. Bianchini and Thereu A. Oa11gherty. Funeral service will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Thursday, M1y 24 II Pacific View Chapel In Newport Beach, Ce. C)fllzM lkte aw MIJJOtdJ ... !Aw at~111eltJ. CONROY'S FLOWERS 2983 Harbor Blvd. l('Jfl"" ol H.llbo & B•kttl 714.540.3135 2275 Newport Blvd. lc.ornrrd ~ & fi''Yl'"#l 949.645.0246 OVERSTO< K£1> A c a ll ro c 1a.. .... 1nc<.1 w lll h~lpl (949) 6't2-S67 VANIAN Vanlan, John T. 72, of Newport Beach palled IWIY May 13, 2001. He la survived by his wife, Miry Veni1n; sons, Robert Vanltn 1nd Douglas Vanlan (Sandra); 01uohtert, Linda V1nl11n Dye11 (Robert, Jr.) end t hrlsllna Vanlan; grandchildren, Robert Oyen, Ill. Timothy Dyess, Jeffrey Oyen. Brittlnl Venl1n, Shane Vania11: brother, Daniel V1nl1n \Carol). Memor 11 Services wlll be 2:00 p.m .. Tuesdly. M1y 29. 2001 at Mariners Church, 5001 Newport Coast Or., Irvine, CA. '/.ti tl/Ni t ll l~Jud _£//NII .ft!( Vltf Y~/11. CONROY'S fl OWERS ierving °'•Coon~\ 949.551 .4262 800.266.1112 ~ ~----... 11 O Broadway • Costa Mesa 8'2-9160 A GOOD ADI .1:11 (941) 14!·5171 OASSIFIEIAD Polk-y ll.1lr• .111-I 1l~1 .. ll111r: .ur ,urrj ... t 111•11.111:.!" "1 I" II """ • I l1r t•1tl1f1•t.t't t•··t·f'\ f • thr n21U lo t t"lf•UI rq I t••th If\ l•r'°ltl fl I' t 1 tl1\ --- By t'a.1' 11 .. 11 rdl ·C~·,,, .. .•. ".,. ................... ~ ........... , .~4 ... "' .... 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To com.plain ol drscnm1· natt0n. call HUO loll free II 1-800 424-8S90 ONE STOP HOME 8 Ylt\G SUPERSTORE lltf~~~ I OOlt RM Elltlte l.OtY'IS. free~ flf.'t ~ Rt'J)M Frrt GM ~epo ~ V~ f. Fl-+\ ~Olllt /\JI areas rOad (;I Toc1" 17141 SJ4.UOO J4 lws Vttmn Rtal ~~tt IO'IW' ·~ """,,,,,,. EMAILw~ HOUSESttONDOS FOR SALE GENERAL HOMES OF JHE WEEK ShOWCllt Homn For SMe In OUr Sit ..... &t* ~ti Dllplly Ada SWt It •. OMdHM Tu.day 5PM Alto ••• ~ HOuil ~Avl. DelilHne Wtdneldlly IPll • ,.,. to AdwrtlH "' .. -LOCAL Riii r.-.... CllT_, n UIA .:a A ........ 1··~1 OPEN SAT-SUN 12~ 411 E t9ltl ~ E'Slde 381 28a 110We. nr ICIQ, 88*' entry. lrg beckyltd '545,000 llY OWNER 714-301-1511 ED VAH DOI BOSSCHE REAL ESTATI BROKER LOCAL SINCE 1970 949-850-0943 www.newportme11 homes.com CUSTOM BAYFRONT HOME with DOCK 8rafld "" a.s10m hOme on lht water 48(1 and 4 saa·s Comer ioabon. 2 bloci(s 10 !he beech $plclOIJs roof 10p dlcll w panonmc vu's of oceen. Illy llllO Oly ltgtllJ .. Dodi tor 141 IO 30lt pow bOll SI 595 .000 ASSOC1ATID REALTY MH7HM3 8Uft.D£AS PALACE ON THE OCEAN JUST LISTED AGT, te•nw120 PMIE ESTATES l.Gtl • Ocelr1 Vllwtl c:.i1 Mtct TlllOf9 Ap!t MM5M105 32 HOUSE~ FOfl NEWPORT C.ff By Owner.ffertlof Ridge I l-38r 2.581 wf mtn views. 2400 11, Ill>' ljhd9d. Quiet Ind ll8CUft to HP8 vlhle. Reduced to $!311860 94M31~752 NEW HO#E ()nit/ I Remlltll . J ...._ • 2.5 s.111 ~Triangle~ ~'"" 104 APTS BALBOA ISLAND 28r 188 Bayfronl w ded O\'flloolo.5 blJ' W't> Kaya!< Slorage N• sl!op$ New U!p!I $1850 9"9-675-08n 105 .APTS BALBOA PENINSULA 132 · APTS NEWPORT BEACH 132 APTS NEWPORT BEACH BAYFRO Community A Pleasurable Experie,.ce 2 Bedroom Apartment Homes $2300 2 Bedroom Plus Den $3100 • 913 w. Ba1boe Blvd. IC As«. ABOUT OUR 5".INC Sflr.aALs 38r 281 wfocean vl8WI Aveil Now S2001Wo. P\'h'1t~Patloa • Tiied Eltnea • r...ca 0 l'ollll Clll 'Jim 94M75-5089 B1nlna Flttpllces • ~ Beeci .i Mlftll Bolt Slips Av1tl&lk • Spe~Hq s..-.""' 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SSOO S200 dip 714'.a1-3073 Unsurp11Hd vie.n ol Ocean ~ 81y 48r 48a S72oo.mo 1 yr Lse 1191 Prud ~ Rn) ~9-21&-242~ N8/Beautitul 3Br 28' Tn· Summit 28r 281 hrdWll In vault c~ 1 llMll(. 2 ca1 get WO ~ prd gated S210M.Ao 9'9·193·"630 e EXTRAORDINARY• Contempor•ry "-In pre1tlglou1 81y1horH Slept !Tom btacll! urge SSA 48A • otfk:.nlbrary 3 trpc·1 9'1ed comm Yr1yl monthly 14M46-1118 Executive lafge 2-slory 4& 291 homt on Ind of ~. ltmlly room. dining -. 2 tirtplM»e msotMo. 14H4S-1521 ' .. itvt! delwt Blulls oondo gar WtO pooj S9SOlmo lllC(!S UltS 949-717-7591 1~FOR ~1 FV Otl bldg 1or lse 5QO. 1196 sf X•Mtle Square 1084'0 Wamtr Ask ~ Ht Speed 1n1trne1 71•·751·2787 1 N80kSpc ~ PT~ "'-198 "*9 a\'111 T~ $400PI Bea.A toe ~193 ,, 1.l...-. ____ ,, ~ ;p~· ~ WOU'F TAHllNG BEDS TAH AT HOME BUY DIR£CT Alf) SAVEi COMMERCIAlJHOME t.ow~':. ~ · COAST CO.. 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Recliner, end tables. etc, very good conditiOrl; must go thls weekeodl 949-645-2340. loc:ll kltt-. cat•. dogs tor tdoptlon every Sit a Sun noon-4pm F11hlon llllnd AHlllAL NETWORK Info 949-644-22711 www.anlmalnetworll.org 2 y.., old purebred Golden Retriever, neutered. great wlklds Illness forces sale Dog house & trave4 house $350 949-551-5124 POLICY In en ellor1 ~ otlllf the best service possible IO our re» IH$ and adv~. we wil require Contraciors who advertise 1n the Servtee Directory to include their Contractors License number on their advertise- ment. Voor co-operatton IS greatly appreaated I 220 ACCOUMTINQ I OUICKBOOKS SETUP Trammg & Support Bookkeeping S8MC8S ava~ 1149-699-7597 Women's and home store is looking for one Full and one Part-time experienced sales associate to join our ream! Flexible schedule required must have positive attitude and ability to clienrele and develop a relationship with customers. Pleasant working environment and great benefits. 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Doily Pilot Have I Garage Sale! Call the Pilat Classifieds at C949J 642-5678 ta Place Your. Garage.Sale Ad! 1-~11·~,11-~11-~1 Cldllllc conCours 98 CIKllllc Otvlllt '01 CADILLAC OEVIW 't3 WNtl peatt. tan llhr, lo 1111. Low 12K Miles, White, CD Ctdlftac Stdltll Seville 't3 Low ml, Ice biles, ltllr (740264) $24,988 (11 4230) $31,988 57lc ""'·while. ian htw, beau-(233192) $10.988 NABERS NABERS titul ong coocition '492751 NABERS (714)540-9100 (714) 540-11100 S7•995 9.49-S86·l8B8 Bl<r (714)540-9100 MOVING l ' STORAGE • =11317 .I ..._~~~--~__, .._--~~~--__, 374 TREE SERVICE \I\\ 1•111:1 \',:I \j l\1, \'I, I' '• , ' newportant1a91ng com PHEN+DIET r...;tt ~,. lae l'lotr-s ~fl /f1ro1 MOftth -:J:ll with thi• ad M•d• lodud«I INlERIOR RE-DESIGN & ARRANGEMENl Ftor th. JJ,.,, pro/m10"4/ "MAKINt, ntt M()\J Ot WHAi Hlll HA\t" Atm.Mw•s. R.E St.i.r"C-8J,},, o., ., fiN,., O'f'Y ANS MOVERS Antlqutt, pl1noa end c 1;,oren1111e. lMYt ... ,_ '"*'-lilo¥tftt a ~dlyavc, l P!C!dnq t!11.lr PUBLIC NOTICE CHUNG'S PAINTING 27 y..,.. EllP • GrMt Prlctl Gulrlnlee WOr1c • FrM Ell U37@!2 714-~1534 F:=.P~ :ioyr.Ext Pllnl, locll Fllltrtncel NB 1rt1, Aon MH4WC17 IKl'S CUSTOM PAINTIMO Prof...ion.t, clMI!. Mllly ~, 1n11 .. 1 • docka. L!l03168 Mffi!-4110 PAINT V00R CAS'M ~ In rMidenllll horMa. lnlll1or/EX1, ftM tit t320881 Ttd 714-871-9047 IWNIOW CllCL! MAINT Plif1tinO-lnVe~. tbM/"91 ~I Frtt tl!Hnllt ~'7 714:03H889 um .......... lllSIJ ...... lllr "'" LOCATING B.IC11lONIC $lM UAK DITICT10N ~s-ke 675·9304 ALL DRAWS OOCLOGGED 'fhtNtighborltood l'lumbtrl OMIN I SlWD 'ro,;;: CLIANING SPICWJST 1WEEDY PLUMBING 949-645.2352 -.. J.C. TREES ™"'"''"9· RtMOV4l & Yard CleartttpS 714.435.1766 Slc1te LK 62'707 Big MlltH Trw Service Tiff trimming. removal ~ gmdlng. yard de~ 14> Free est ~ 388 WALL COVERINGS TtlE STAIPPERI Spedalllng In . wlllpaper removal. Usaa2At t4Hl():1211 WE GALS should 1'14ng together Strip, mid, inV •xi pelnt, l<Mce lo Ille Cll.Zy L'735t78 MN31·2111 P,::E&P~ 1 • cl: I FAEE ESTIMATES •-_______ .. _ l.!687396 714-969-1090 •• Do Wlndowa. !ktMnl Ouelity WOlll, reuonab4t ,.. ll*1<lnA lltUlta. caa !Or l!!f ..... f14-2»0025 Cl~illed is CONVENIENT wnctkquu're 00rfil&~10r~ bi&~~ mlWrd ~IfIBD ~~)~·%~ ~ Wednesday, 'J.ioy 23 t 2001 All . ~AC .... ~~ Fonl ....... QTW JeepGrlftda....'lt -..... -121.918 (1~· YI. l.oedld vs. 414, llw !rt. -pdig. v-1 _ ~ .J:."" "*'· m cond, 11 power. <nM11• .. -.......;r;9»r::...::::.:H1=1::..2 __ 111.!§0 !!4!117-91" Bridge By CHARLES GOREN With OMAR SHARIF llnd TANNAH HlRSCH TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE CMIUAC ....,... 'f1 Fonl "* GT 'II <=. ::::e it. TCIK, ..,,._,, CO, nnf Mpd. Ulw l.oedld (•1-• •- (t177!1&) NAMM $19.118 (11'109) ' ....,.. .. ~ llloWM -·· tn4lt!t!IOO "'i:::H"m'" llWH=fl12 CMIUAC ....,... 'II Fonl ,..._ Land "°"" '*°-rY LE Tcu. ,.._., IDw mo AT, .-e, :::: 'II :.:n "f.r:. i:.1 = (900088) NAMM $21.818 ~ "'*nt fU1t mm, lllll09d. "°""* .. (114ft!100 ...... _ "'512 NW Sfll,9§'5 Wlt887421, 1-_ _i.:.~ ...... =.::--__ ..:::;_:;::..;:;_::::_=~-Nldlg IVll oc JUo Bklt CADUAC lldoncto w Fonl ~ '15 MMM-1111 Wlllll pell\ lln llw, 5111. ni AT AC, F"°'* Llrlcoln Conllnlnell .. ' (902571) NAlllll '20.1188 (108315! 11.m ~°.:"*' 4«1or, (714ft!IOO Theodore RoOlnt ex oondlllon, lltE EA.RS HAVE m , ACROSS Both wlncnble. West deals. NORTH • 917 54 "1 52 WEST • K6 0 43 •AQ75 v Q 108 J o AK 76 •JU SOUTH •A O AK EAST • QJ 10 3 2 <;i .f97U "'85 •• wit, espcciall y such aooct mpport 1 M.oe catty when • v11tncnblc pertner-bu remarks s&eppcd into the euctlOn smdwidled 1 Quick -wink be!Ween two bidding opponents. Thal 1 o Heron cousin wu all South needed IO charJe lnlO 1'4 Chlle SW~ cadled the kiJla Ind ace °' 15 ee • tti.., diamonds Ind conlin.ued with a third 16 Inlet round In respi:we to J>ll1llel' 's echo. 17 Dog star Without lookin& • lhe defenders' 18 Klnd of tt1c> holdings, you lbould be abje to spoc 19 Nobelist Wiesel the ~ line. 20 Resolute Since it 11 obvious thal ~-has • 23 Areplace doubleton dlamood. Welt hoios four sl"" .• 52 Window oover 53 Putin., se~ 57 -de cologne 58Careu 62 "Galloping Gourmet" 63 High card 84 Sefvlng dish 65 Time periods 66 Bright color 67 Fashions c.-.. ..... .. lfHSWSl2 I!!!!. ..... 12113 s-lill g11111. ...,_ HONDA ACClOAD LlO :11 ..._. Binz am W 0 QJ 109 2 t K IOU J cards In the suit. 'lberef~. We$1 can-re ......,. not hold lllClC'C lhlD four be1ns. since 28 Howl DOWN with five the operting bid would have 27 Impolite 1 "Gar of eong (83;3141) 117.988 123k mllM, wtlitt, 4dr, &Mr. ~ ~ ~ llAIPI $3500, dMl'I in• Ind Ol4. (421882) Ssi,1188 (n4JHHtOI Jil!I!! C!!I !4H4}!210 .NAIHS C.-0 .... .. ltolldl CMc UC 'It (71!) 14H!OO Low ...... V .. Nelfllt.r A!z AC, ~ lllACEDES 1NZ C230 'II (1137874) $29,1188 (IMl1w1 '14,17! Sliver w/Mk Inter, ~~00 Theodore Aollilll co --· ..... -m., .......,. -.uws12 1111, .., lillti....., -· C.-. .... '11 HOfl>A aYIC UC 'f1 @.7!0 ...... 1'72 ..2::· .... ~-Ollginll ~. ~ 5811. ni, ~ C230 'f1 (_.. • .,, NAlllll lm4m =~.:10,500 :.~;t_:E•~ C114lHtt1M ----=.:.=-='-'=--...... -·• c.-. ._... ITS 'II HONDA aYIC 2000 -cond. ' ~ Low 21k ... IWlc*, IMhr AU10 T11n1, AC. pb, ps, '4MlY007 -" --~ llllto, co. $14.1100 ---..;.....,.-.....-...... __ 1-·· NAHlll ....,, _--'-1"""14-=+!H235""""'=--lillrcedM 020 'f7 sa ni. me ~oo ............ _........ blk wM 111v. co. p11one, ,__ .... _ '00 bookalrecorda, bNutttul c.-. .... • AT, Alloys, Loedtd orig cond 1757944 5511 ~ concillon (0025M) l20.m $28,11115. 949-586-1888 Blu S5?00.1194 ~"°:9 CAD SIWJ.l ST'S '15 lillrcedM 320E wrn 'M PMfl -"Helltllr, orig r------.. 7 .. attt, CO nger, --· .... dvolM lnllNll M30 'tt Com ::cs ~':Z ~ ........ Mtr ...... Pf' 7111t Ill, books, d Piie 11 714-420-7156 V!MO Mtf?H4?! llOOllll. ..._ 11n ""· ,........., __....., -CO, clvome wl!Mla. lillrcedM MOSl 'II """''" • """'""'""' -lite.• nn CO!ld!hon Red ti.Ay aeme l1hr Int. Trtpte ............ 78 $8.11115 Yinl 5117218 lu1 yen °modll clvome !. 1!!,19. ...... 11• oc A4*l 8roMr'I new IOft 1ep, mi~ CHEVY CORVETTE ... '4Wlf.1... 117.SOO A10 714-751-24&4 been one heart. That aJvee East. who 28 Actor Jannlngs 2 Cager's org. bid lpldel, not hearts. • leasl five 29 "Certalnlyr 3 Apr. ooHector hcMts and ao mmt ho6d 1t )a.U rlVC 30 QB Marino 4 L.wge quantity ~ While Elsi misbt have 11 31 -Jose, CA 5 Wcwb on text cardll in the majors. and hence no 32 Pia""' Ing 6 For~ er•ah ·re clubl. 10 ptay f« a 4-0 spilt rather ru• -........ The bkldin.&: WEST NOR111 EAST SOU111 ' 10 .... •• u ,_ l• ,_ S• ........... Opening IClld: King of o thin 3. 1 is losing bridae, since the 33 Low-keyed 7 Stadiums One of lhc bia edges a top-fbghl taller dislribution is 10-times more 37 Ancient 8 Damp player lw over the neophyte is lhc likdy and it is inconceivable tha1 38 Citrus drink 9 Take -be ability 10 "hear" the auction and East would not compelle funhcr with 39 Golf gizmo recognized intcrpre1 it. Before West led 10 lhc 1 veid in clubt. That means £bi's 40 Southeast Asian 10 Ae)'tl)avlk's 1lunf lric:t, declan:r could draw a · ahlpe ii ,._$-2-1 and Well, therefore, 41 Measured depth place l'IClll'ty ex.ct piclure ol the defenders' 2-4-4-3. · 43 Everybody 11 Cotton hands. Can you spot the clues? That makes lhc ~Y of the hand 44 Endeavor blossoms The main poinr of interese In the 1lmple. Ruff the lhird d1lmond high '45 Wing 12 Wall etlmbers auction was North's raise 10 lhree. eo preven& an ovcmdf. play a club to clubs. Allhougb lhc hind COlllains Ut· the king and. when Elsi follows. you o46 • -a dater 13 SquaJld Ile in the way of hil!h auds, experi· Cll\ claim the rest of the tnch, 47 Pitcher 21 Did as told ence bu proved thal 11 is seldom right announcing that you are aomg to take Her&hiser 22 Actress to stay out of the bidding when you a finesse againlll Wesc f« the jack of 48 Rash .flood Sanford have four.card support for p111net's clubs! 51 Tire pressure 23 Fable writer • abbr 24 Undersized 1 • aa= 11•~11 • ca,,ma I ITT-+-.--t-+--+---t- Oldlllloblt Slllloultlt .. GLS, Beige, 11n llv, CO, (242090) t18, .. NAIEllS (714)$40:!100 Whitt, 2'K 1111, 1!,600 ______ .. M£ACUAY VIU.AGER '93 Mtff!-71!0 --U W 21,700 mi. lMllllll. CO. -alt PLYMOUTH FURY "' n.o.. o.!'~31~ ml. ve, °"'* ~ c-.. nt.wun In oolof, tan int (J13571) $7,988 383 f'9" Netdl brlbl. ~ .. Ycu ..,_,.bl In flt &11. dvamt w!U, Eleglnt c.r. N,ABEAS head guMIS and l'IWIOr n;;.ec::-:~ Cllalnptgne/IM INthtr, $30,000 94H«_.909 (!14)540:t100 body :f.: $10,000feeo . . AC, pell, pa, pb. pw, 1ilt. •-·-XJR """' ••• ml, Call ~7 T ,..._ AtrtC> caa, new btllltl, .....--....,. 1i11t1ub11111 Montwo SA '15 oyqla --, 'II pcl. *ii CCfld. $15.900 obo books. recordl, blklcreem VS 350 eng. 4X•. 99k rri, SM8 100S 'f7 F,,_, YWy Cltln .... 12S-14'1 ~ CO, glf'aged norJ.,.._ ong OWllef blldu'tar! llht. Gn.I, tulO, -.oaf, (172118) t13,171 -new,-$23.995, ml rnnlr CO chron!t ~ 41'-' ......._. ......._.. Thtodof9 llot*ll """-,.,._ '00 ··1"'" ... --" Oc . . ""::..=-"' ... 1 ~---.... _ .... "'"12 .. -;::r..:::.::.-, Alloyt -~ ••< Wllf. ..... lo.dtd, btau1lful . ..._, ---.._.., ~ l2U1I ,.._, Biers 949-S86-1888 S10,1195, f1111ncmg warr 714-2tt-f111 ~lllMdofe ........ ~ JUS Com .. • ..... Aval. vnt6711291 oc ~ "~,. ..._ ""'" •--1-• 0~-'"' .. W TOYOTA COAOUA 'f7 .. IH·f512 ni. BM*, CO, d1romt ""' -r.--""" -n """' .....,. -.. • ..... .,,., .... 1 AT, AC, C1t1n Wlllll, At;, tlldrtc klcb, Eddie ..... ......._ W ,.._ -MW, ""'""""' ........ _ AnllM '00 (272754' $12.171 8-11y1. -1111, l7SOO 0t ._...,., $26.1185 firwncinQ -llYll ,_, 'I lllll -= -Ullllr, ~ Qelll OC ,.._, 8kr lM9'S86-1888 Low ..... Ytly-Qtlll· Tiltodcwt llot*ll . ,_., -------(111M} $13,171 (113243) tt4,17! 1!HSW512 ... ~7 F..., OotneMI °""' .,....... ....... .... XJ! ... 4711 1111 ... Thtodort llot*ll .... -40 yes flP. .. llH!Hl12 lacl WAIT, BntlSll raang 81WSMSl2 Call Claaalf•ed Today pay. Wilf'/ lair pa lor 'IOI Ford Ce11n1D11r IE '00 ~ ~ 1111<, chrome Cll Vt11 0t INct. paid lor or ..2!i II;,,,,.,_ wta, IQ MW WI 237741 lllaan P1llHlnder 414 '12 949 642-5678 nol Cal Dick Rey 0 11-1 $13,171 128.1195 In llYll OC AAJtJ Auto. reel. ~. just ·,:::::::::::~::::::;::::::;~7~14-437~ii:·l=93~1 i:or~328-3228~=-Thtodafe "°'*" ~Bkts~ll49-----586-~1=""888=---"'**1. rmcggtd. $6800 ... MHS12 JAGUAR w 't7 714-2tH1t7 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ' Ford i-. XLT 't4 ConYI beauly. Chrome ., ..,.., ..,. ...... co. Wlfld ICt'Ml. Nluan 300ZX '88 Is the resource yoo can count on to sell (~-· lloblMll,m. new u::.i ~.; ms. ::. ::,. ~ a myriad of merchandise items, because our ........ ,2 f>P 1149-646-8118 ~ Silhoutbl ... columns compel qualified buyers to call! · GlS, 8tlgl 11111 ltw, co. (~~1~~~~~1.... (949) 642-5678 t ,........ • -• -: -t-_ f. ~ ·.J.~ PfEVIOU9 PUZZLE 80LVED 25 Certain lndtan 29 can from the Matterhorn 30 Sword fights 32 Writing pad 33 Radio noise 34 Kind of conservative 35 Dog--shabby 36 Hofmes· creator 42 Shooting stars 46 Published '• 47 ~G~ofthe Magr author 48 Fume 49 Fainter 50 Ahl dir.aor Kurosawa 51 Hippie's motto 52 Nose 5o4 Listen 55 Newts 59 PC key 60 Golfer Trevino 61 Annapolis grad 2 #OW 0# ••• 11 9%APR FlllAllClllB 0 SELECTED 8 MODELS~ P' ¥ 4 ....... .. .. • · · · · · Daily P~t Jaguar .·aealer in California For New -.. & Pre.owned Vehicles JAGUAR CREDIT'S LEASE T OF A LIFETIME CELEBRATION . . HIGHEST RANKED IN SATISFACTION WITH INITIAL CONSUMER . . LEASES, ACCORDING TO J.D. POWER AND ASSOCIATES. I We've gone to great lengths to make leasing a.Jaguar as enjoyable as driving one. A tall order, you say? You obviously haven't met the great people from Jaguar Credit.. So why not take this opportunity to get acquainted with them and their lease options? .. 1455 South Auto M'aJI Drive J. Santa Ana • 55 Freeway aj Edinger \ \' w \ \ . I> < l LI ( • r j ( l ~ ; ~ ( l r . < ( > r 11 -., . . . • Doily Pilot ' -. . . . . II II FIRST TEAM/ . FIRST EsTATES . FIRST TFAM/ ~EsrATF$ ~ COAST II NEWPORT PROPERTIES COAST NEWPORT : PROPERTIES . COAST · ~ NEWPORT PROPERTIF.S ' .. . . Wedne~, Moy 23, 2001 'Bl . ' IDJFRED SANDS • PIATINUM PROPERTIFS THE SUMMIT REAL FsrATE GROUP FOR SALE BY OwNF..R m· CoTE RFAL1Y GROUP II . THE SUMMIT rRFAL EsrATE GROUP WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 2001 WHAT A vmw, VoL n A $PICIAL ADYllmSINC ~ 101HI J ,. Huntington Beach. 3 bedroom, 3 bath estate with too many amenities to list. State-of-the-art kitchen with inlaid limestone and custom cabinetry, central vacuum, security system, wet bar, 180° water views, full waterfront patio and landscaped yard with an in ground spa. 85 fo~t private dock. $3,400,000 (800)387-7925 (67885) Laguna Beach. Located on a wide sandy beach in historic Woods Cove, this 5 bedroom, 5 .5 bath residence features a walled and gated entry, home theater, chef's kitchen, pool with spa and pool house/guest quarters. Just steps to sand and private beach with incredible views. $8,500,000 (800)387-1447 (67862) ~·~h~~.,. &in Clemente. Enjoy the crashing surf and an unobstructed view of sand, surf and sunsets. This fabulous 3 bedroom, 2 bath home features top of the line appliances and bea~tiful maple floors. $375,000 . (800)387-14'54 (67882) . Newport Beach. Built in 1998, this beautiful 3 bedroom, plus a den, 3 ·bath residence features extensive use of Travertine marble, premium grade wood flooring, custom cherry wood cabinets and granite countertops throughout. $1,790,000 (800)258-7630 (67876) Laguna Beach. Small, meticulously restored, craftsman-style cottage. The ultimate romantic retreat, newer kitchen and baths, plumbing and electrical, hardwood flooring and beamed ceilings with wondcrfuJ decks overlooking the sand and surf. $2,999 ,999 (800)387-1447 (67863) H11nriJJBfO# H11rbo11r. This entertainer's dream features a 100 foot dock, gourmet kitchen with top-of-the-line everything, custom woodwork, buiJt-in entertainment center and stone floors. Backyard boasta a rock waterfall, pool overlooking the. bay, ~ barl>cque station. Sl,.f.95,000 (866)334-7711 (678~) ' t • ~~ae ._9'6'0H'M Tustin Ranch. This incredible 5 bedroom, 5.5 bath estate has an exceptional floor plan and pan<?ramic views all the way to the ocean. The master suite features walk-in closets, built-ins and a retreat. The large lot comes complete with a built in barbeque. $2,350,000 (800)679-5678 (67852) f ~~ ~~ .!£~, ~oeu/~ Newport Beach. This 5 bedroom, 4 bath home could be bought as fee property, but is currently offered as a leasehold. Low monthly leaseho ld payment. Wonderfully priced for the condition and location of this property. $2,350,000 (800)258-7630 (67879) ~~ ,_,.. Ztl'4f ~ Slln Clemente. San Rafael model home fully furnished and landscaped. Extensively upgraded with Travertine flooring, crown molding, leaded windows, French doors, granite counters and state-of-the-art kitchen. Panoramic views. $849 ,990 (800)387-~4:50 (67886) • ~. ~ 23. 2001 '83 , CC'rw¥o~~~ ~,/ Laguna Beach. Prime North Laguna neighborhood "ith spectacular Pacific views. This elegant home offers spacious living are~, a private spa and 3 fireplaces all on a tree lined cuJ -de-sac. Perfect for entertaining and in "move-in" conclition. $1,595,000 (800)387-1447 (67865) ~J/OHlt Y!Ju,~ 6~/ ~~Ut Newport Beach. Beautiful, custom 3-story home on corner lot in a prime location. T his 4 bedroom home boasts a double door entry and fireplaces in the living room and master suite, 3 incredible ocean view decks feature sliding glass walls and French doors. $.2,650,000 (800)387-7930 (67781 ) ~ L/19111111 Ni9.ul. A stunning estate constructed with the highest quality materials. Approximately 7 ,200 square feet with · 6 bcrooms, 6.5 baths, wine cellar, green house, recreation room, library and great room. This home offers unobstructed views. $2,995,000 (800)387·1450 (67881) • Prestigious guard-gated community • Steps to golf course -• Gorgeous sunset, bay and ocean views · • Open single level floor plan • Spacious (approx.) 2700+ square feet •Two/three bedroom, one with fireplace ; ...,_ • Two and one-half bath • Hardwood flooring, recessed lighting • Gourmet kitchen with island • Private spa . • Assoc. pools, tennis courts & clubhouse --- '. . ._ .. -. • f I f t f . . ., 949.500.2340 lindzccbracho@d.oom • g;'~~Jlt,, 26.00 B. PCH, iuo Corona dd Mar, CA 92525 Oceanfront with pool. SBR, S.SBA, Woods Cove. Guest house. $8,~00,000 Sky~ine Drive, European Style w/pool & outdoor ramada. John O'Neill design. $4,900,000 Oceanfront penthouse condo in Laguna Royale. 3BRs wraparound d~ck. Close to sand $1,475,000 f I . ' I ~#~ 23, 2001 ·mt Large oceanfront building site ·plans by Morris Skenderian for 6200 SF house w/pool, Totuava Beach. $3,950,000 Charming cottage style 3BR home close to Moulton Meadows Park. $565,000. Woods Cove Area 4BR +family room, design by Thurston Boyd Interior Design. Call for more information. ,. • 4 CIVIC PLAZA. STE. 260 NEWPORT BEACH . CA 92660 ( 949) 644-1600 3377 V I A LI DO NEWPORT BEAC H . C A 92663 ( 949 ) 723-8800 . . NEWPORT COAST $3,900;000 New, SOnta Barbaro custom 5 bedroom pool home. Media/ game room, study and guest suite. Sunset and ocean views. SARA HINMAN 759-3705 759-3732 ' . ' .... ' . . is all new 6 tedroom, 1..5 bath home is localeJ on one of the premier lo ls wifk fabulous ocean anJ hatbor views. Tlte stunning Jesign is in lhe slyle of Italian counlry villas. The greal ~oom and living room tolk open lo a curveJ . Daily Pilot ' ,../fa" \11111 I "'Ill"' (II \I\ •\I<!.'" 'l\\l~>kl lflkllllil .\'It 1111 1'11 Ill< Oc I\'.\ l><l'.\01 <.11 A'Y Ill I llR 1111' lttl''. (,.I I •I'. Ill I 1\1 •I (It'' ( c • • Ill\\ I l"il llnJllllP,\I llll\11 l'fe1\q,1 Rlltlllll \1\I' 1 111''1I,1>11 \',, ?11•,\( .. \t\tt\,(,\,, l•t•\11' .,\\ I It. f i" I I ll '' ''I I ' I . . , ' • .. h ' I' >',I' 111<1•'1. \\\\\ I 'llli 1111 \l\,llK Klll<l\I 111~111 c.11 \ l>K\\l\lh l'\IK "' '""'' '-11<1 lt\11 11 \ •l'\I llll' \1\10111 11\111 \'I' 2 \X\I" i' 1 l1"l I\, I Ill lllJIJ\1111\111 \ll t\I' I \'.I•\ IKl'•\11 \II\\"'' l>IC t. \\llllll \Ill I\'.\ I'll>\ 11'11'"1' Ill 1111 ll< L\'-\\\\I' \-.:ti l I I .\I "I' I t''"' ii \ll 10, \ \ll'\Ko\lf J\1)\l\l l'IKll< I lllK '" llllll I Jlf( 1,\\l, 1'111 \lk\\1111 "I• , RH>l < H>! \l'A\ $5,900,000 NOW $4,700,000 ' ' I WednesOOY, ~ 23, 2001 'B9 I CAROL MOCK 94~-566-1123 • 1244 LA MIRADA ST., LAGUNA BEACH Nestled on a hill, this beauty has it all. Enter into a living room with a wonderful coastline view, surround sound, entertain- ment center and marbled fireplace. You'll see the deco influence throughout. Spacious kitchen with marbled floors, granite coun- tcrtops and top-of-the-line appliances. Master retreat has a fire. place coastline view, 2 walk-in closets, a steam shower and Jacu;zi. This backyard is se.t up for entertaining, with built-in BBQ and custom gas Jacuzzi. Offered at $895,000 • All' I I OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 Breathtaking views of the ocean, Catalina, coast line and city lights can be seen from thi wonderful 3 bed- room, 2 bath home. Outstanding features include: tiled kitchen with hardwood floor, ocean view dining, living room with marble fireplace. Master suite with dressing area, laundry room, two spacious decks, enclosed, landscaped yard, big view windows and three-car garage. All on a 15,000 square foot lot. Offered at $995,000 TARA CONLEY RALPH BROWN .. j l I ' .. : . .. I' • ~ ff . . . t I t t I ' I · · ' Daily Pilot . . , LAGUNA BEACH .~ 0UTSTANDIN6 LOCATION. OUTSTANDING LOCATION Panoramic 180Q Ocean, Main Beach , W hitewater an d N orth Coast Views With 2 Bedroom/Den Home. $1,389,000 BILL WEDMORE · . 949.510.4705 . 949.499.59b0 • :: _-s.c.•.,. . 66 Sid11ey Bay Drive . This stunning plan 4 in Seabourn sits on a large corner lot.w ith 4 bedrooms and 5.5 baths and a bonus. The most sought-after · floor plan in the development. Thousands in upgrades and one of the best locations in the tract. Ready to move into. $1,899,000 (949) 717-7894 .... .... . . . -· ~ .. • . J ., T~ummif Real Estate GPOup Spectacular Italian Inspired Ocean View Home. Ocea11 Views ftom Master Suite, Family Room & Kitchm. 3 Bed..-3.5 Bath--2966 sq.ft . ..-Cul-de-Sac Pit Shaped Lot. Seclude_d Guard-Gated Community with Pool & Clubhouse. Gourmtt.Kitchm w/Granitt Counters, Mapk Cabinets & Limestone Flooring. Downstairs Featurts, Spaciou.s Bonus Room w!wet Bar & Refrigerator. Exotic Custom 1Aruisc1tpt Yard w!Flagstont & W4ter Ftaturt. Priced at $1,149,000' 396 .Bro!ter Cooporation FOR SALE BY OWNER, JOSIE TRAINO 94 )494-2652 •• Among the very best of all Emerald Bay properties ever brought to the market, this 5-bedroom oceanfront home truty a once ln • Rfetlme opportunity. Unequaled in luxury, this property includes ovenlized llvlng spaces, a gourmet kitchen, separate caretakers quarters, .,Mt a private pool and spa. Coupled with Its dramatic white-water and Catalina views, this home truly meets every desire Imaginable. ~ $ 10,250,000 This exquisite 5-bedroom Emerald Bay oceanfront home is strateglcalty located high above the ocean offering huge eouthwest views of the coastline, Emerald Bay Beach and the Pacfflc. The home Is in Immaculate condition, wtth features Including 5 bedrooms (2 master bedroom suites), fantastic entertaining, dining·and family roomsL. 88 well as oversized outdoor deck spaces. This home is truly an t:merald Bay rarity. $9,950,000 Absolutely the finest home ever offered for sale in Newport Coast. this S- bedroom masterpiece is truly a unique find. Wrth unmatched contemporary archltectwe and design, this property features such luxuries as a separate guest quarters, professional gourmet kitchen & a 4th floor obS3rvation . tower. Combined wtth Its oversized lot, private pool and spa & unobstructed views, this property truly defines the best of Newport Coast. $9,950,000 This Mediterranean 5 bedroom custom home located on a promontory high above Irvine Cove Beach ls the finest oceanfront estate available in Orange County. Multiple large decks overlooking the blue Pacific w/Catalina and Palos Verdes 88 a backdrop. House is nearty finished. Bring your decorator/designer to complete to your specifications. $7,495,000. • ,. 812 Wed~,~ 23~ 2001 • l .... _ ---· --' fiwbl6iw. A.Jlill* "' CHRISTIE'S. ·GREAT ESTATES Golf Collfse and Hill Views $825,000 Ad Code 5077 ....... -~~ ....... . .. I ..., . .-I:::> .. ., .. ._ Ocean View Mediterranean $3,395, OOtr Ad C otle 2501 .... Hunt-Clit Resort with Hill and City Light Views $1,495,000 ..:. Ad Code 4354 ; ..... . · Laguna Beach • (949) 499 .. 5900 , . . ~ Exquisite Bear Brand Ranch Vi.cw Mansion AJdtu'2546 Gorgeous Ocean View Mansion AJCode2528 - . . -... __ • • • Doily Pnot ummif Real Estate Groiap j $3,900, 000 AJCotlel366 .. ... Awesome Hillside Viewi I t $1,795a.OOO , · AJ Code 3199 I ",.. • • Miasion Viejo · <:Oto de Uza (949) 367-1400 ( Ht) SB,..1100