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Home My WebLink About2000-08-01 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA CO~UNmES SINCE 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 2000 Political tug of·war brews over Latino voters •Republicans and Democrats have identified group as an important factor in November elections. Alex Coolman DAILY PILOT They were one of the more popular items at the Orange County Fdir: not com dogs or ice cream cones, "but smd.1.1 blue buttons available from the booth sponsored by the Republican Pdrty of Orclnge County. "George W. Bush Para President!!,· the buttons read. "George W. Bush for Presi- dent." guess a good third of the VlSl- tors to our booth were Latinos and Latinas.• It's a far cry from the way Republicans were presentlng themselves to Latino voters m the mid-1990s, when the combinallon of Proposition 187 and an anti-illegal immJ- grant party platform man- aged to alienate a significant chunk of the Spanish-spedk- ing constituency. Latino voters are shaping up to be d hot commodity in this election. Both Democrats and RepublJcans say they're forming elem ents of their campaign stfdtegies around this group of voters, a group whose tastes are not simpJe to predict. attitudes." lfi Ordnge County, partJcu- larly in areas like Cosld M esa, G arden Grove and Anaheim, the Lanno popuJabon is pre- dominantly M exican, dnd Costales says Democrats make an effort to make door- to-door voter contact with these potenual voters "Those are precincts we walk,· she said. "T hdt's where we conduct voter req- istration drives.· Fuentes also stressed whut he called "the personal dnd tacWe nature of Lall.no cul- ture. "We were passing those (buttons I out like hot cakes,· said. Tom Fuentes, the county party Chdlrman. v ( WOUid "The cost was seven'" of those political m1!>ldkes, Fuentes said. ·Let us hope that is behind us, and thnt w e go on with a w elcoming embrace.• •Basically, people have to understdnd the Latino com - munity is not a lockup for either pdrty, • said Jeanne CostdJes. chaLrWoman of the Orange County Democratic Party. "It's not a homogenous group. Tht're are huge lintra- groupj differences. The most stark exdmple wouJd be the Cuban Americans, who are very different from the M exi- Cd n Amencdns in political "CuJturally, as an H1spdl1l<', I can say that ours is d p,.orle SEE VOTERS· PAGE 4 1Av.\ KASHUBA I DAllY PROT George P. Bush, l eft, nephew of George W. Bush, talks with YoWlg Republicans of Orange County Vice Chair Doug Cox. > .. -. . .l,. .... .. DON LEACH I DAILY f~l Of Erle Smith, left. and Dan Quinn carry plywood used as the base for the Kiddy Bumper Cars at the Orange C ounty Fair. It's just not fair Workers dismantle the rides and attractions that drew re cord-breaking attendance this yea r Noelcl Schw.rtz DAA.Y PILOT The rides are being dismantled, stuffed animals packed and litter swept away <95 ca.mies clean up the remains of the t08th Orange C ounty Fair. ' ..µ expected, this yes's event drew 808,562 fair-goers to the turnstiles, top- ping 1997's record of 785,944 visitors. And now that the fun is over, the· l engthy cleaning process begins. •There's a perception and a reality,• said Steve Beazley, deputy general man- ager of the Orange County Fairgrounds. "It looks like the setup is really slow and tak.edown really fast: In spite of how it may appear, as 1s the case with most activities, once the fun is over and enthusiasm wanes, deaning inevitably takes longer. Workers started to pack up Sunday, said Beazley, who expects they will be done by Wedpesday. "They've been cleaning all day. But there will be a little bit of carnival left behind,• he said, adding that from here, the carnies will move on to other fairs in Ventura and Sacramento. That "little bit" will include ndes that won't be used at the Ventura County Fair, which is smaller Lhan Orange Coun- ty's. Dtsmantling the ndes is the most time-consuming task for the workers, with so many intricate pieces that must be accounted for. The rides will be stored at the fair- grounds until they are shipped to the state fair in Sacramento. The state fair is slightly larger than its O range County counterpart, usually attracting 90().000 visitors. The flight of the Monarchs •A special day~ at Corona Ciel Mar High School releases butterflies after watching the ~terpillars metamorP,io6e into beautiful winged creatures . ....... Goulet OMY P!lOT Stellar surf swamps • swnnmers •Lifeguards ke pt busy with more thdn 100 rescu es and d, coupl e injuries as waves reach 12 f Pf>t high on local b cdches Mondc1 y. Noaki Schwartz DAILY PILOT NEWPORT AEAC '11 l.d<,t wPt.•kend s fore- Cdst cdlled tor lciICJP surf but didn't mention anything llke the monslPr '>WPUs thdl crdshed dShore ~ londay '>endmq moro.> 1:woplt.• to th<' hosp1ldl dnd Lifeguards re>J>edl('dly out to 'ed "lnstead of b-foot urf. wt> rt• g(•ttrng 8 to IO feet and even 12, • "<ltd Jim TumL'r hJPqudrd captdm "''llh the NPwport Bedch Fire and r-.tannP DE>partm€'nt This IS thP • flr!>I l11q !>IOml. of lhl' ~ummN. Turrwr Sd1cl. dddmg thdl towennq ..,urf l'> not unusudl dl tht.., llnw ol year "If this storm hit /Sunday/, we By latt· dfte>moon Monddy, probabl y llfegudrd~ hcid alieady mdde would've more than 100 rescues and Turner prPdicted thclt num-had 300 ber could rPach 150 ht>fon> rescues." day's end "We'vp uot d ldrge ~urf and hedvy. dangerous np currents,· he sa id, dddmq that the currents are ddngN- ous (or mcxpcnenced S\o\o'Ull- Jim Turner lifeguard captain mers. who can eastly be 'iWC'Jll out to c;ecl In addibon to the mulupll' save<. there wa.i. also one spmaJ LnJUI)' and d brol..Pn INJ on the beach. Despite smaller surl over lhe w<>ekl•nd, Sun- day's beach crowds did not escape un5eathed The deceptively smaller 5urf coerced d number of inexperienced swimmers llltO the water Four beachgoers at The Wedge. 15Lh Street and Balboa Pier were sent to the hosp1td.J with possible spinal in1une!:> clfle1 they w ere slanuned onto the ocean floor by the waves. Lifeguards are still unsUTf' of the conditions of the victims and have not released their names. H owever, they did say that M other Nature could have made things much worse. ·u this storm hit (Sunday!, we probably would've had 300 rescues." Turner said. _____ ,, 1 2 Tuesday, August 1, 2000 Kids Talk BACK What is the .hot item for kids this summer? We asked chJldren at the ~alph's shopping center in Newport Beach to tell us their favorite summertime toy? Crazy Daisy. It's like a flower and it hooks up to the hose and it goes all over the ··i ·;·.i··· .. . l --.. place and squirts water. ALYSSA HORNBY, 7 Newport Beach A Razor. lt's·a scoot- er that you ride. You have to ·push your foot off the .___......_...;;;·;;;.......---sidewalk· to, make it go. I just got it for my birthday. I use it every day. "! •• And I wear my pink helmet.• SAMANTHA COFFMAN, 6 Newport Beach My favorite summer item is my tennis rack- et because I like to play tennis; and my team swimsuit because I like to swim. And my Razor scooter. But I like tennis the best. PETER HAMAMJI, 8 Newport Coast go to the beach. Her favorite summer item is her summer hat because . she likes to HANNA BERRIDGE, 3 MOS. Newport Beach (according to her mother) My favorite summer item is the board gaµie •Sor- ry.• I like to play with my friends. You have to go all the way around the board and who- ever gets all of the people . back first, wins.· MADDIE ARNETT, 6 Newport Beach VOLK N0.112 1MPqM.JOll•- Nlllt!S ._._,, .... If& .... --..or.., ..wa•ua ........... _am._ ..... ----:tl:!'Nat Save our Youth . •~Save Our Y()lfth i • AaC9IS: 661 Hamilton S~ Costa Mesi 92627 • ~ Oscar Santoyo, director. (11 .. ) 548-3255 • NHDS: Office supplies (paper, c.-rtridgls fOf Hewlett Pa<brd printer, pens. pencils); SAT prep books; whlte or cok>red T-shirts, various sizes; fund.· ' . Daily Pilot CONIW> LAU I OAl.Y Pl.OT Wllllam Durlene, left, and Lauren Smith, right, learn rhythm with the aid of scarves from teacher Jenna Pinkham, ln a d.ua for tocldlen at tbe Pacific School of Music and the Arts ln Costa Mesa. · They've got rh Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT -• SOtOOL'S our Is a weekly feature in which Daily Pilot education writer Danette Goulet visits a summer camp within the Newport-Mesa area and writes about her experience. Toddlers in a Costa Mesa arts camp learn to move to mµsic using scarves, chanting and games C lutching colorful sheer scarves, toddlers rut around the bright music room like a swarm of pastel butterflies. It was the first day of a week- long camp at tile Pacific School for Music and the Arts in Costa Mesa. The camp is designed to introduce young children to the arts. Each day, campers visit with music, drama and art teachers in preparation for a performance they will give Friday -the last day of camp. Starting with the basics, music teacher Janet Kerce taught a Brlefl1:,:!~ EDU~TIOI group of 3-to 5-year-old children about rhythm. Sitting cross-legged in a circle on the carpet, campers clapped along with Kerce_ as she chanted •bees and butterflies! The lesson is meant to allow children to dis- tinguish beats in music. When th~y got that down, the children stood up and marched around, still chanting th.eir mantra about bees and butter- rues. After a few more educational and entertaining games and sing- alongs, Kerce picked up a tub of shimmering scarves, turning it upside down to let the sheer bits of fabric flutter over the waiting children. Children giggled and grinned OCC classes otrered onllne ' Students with lnlerDlll .xw cm au. ... credit computer dMl8I at i.e.. • 119 aGk» with "Diatance ~~ ..... Orange Coat College. Tbele bands-OD ................. dlll¥S bomewock through ...... tD pmt'dpm• at their desired 1ocat1aa. 0 r11 ant d1tgrwt ID heip·stuctenll upgnide ~ lldDI. leml a new FYI • WHO: Children ages 3 to 5 • WHA~ Discovery arts camps • WHERE: PadfK School of Musk and the Arts. Costa Mesa •INFO: (714) 545-1217 as the bright scarves floated into their eagerly outstretched hands. "Mine Js big: said 4-year-old Jillian Weber, her voice filled with awe. They twirled away with their silken treasures -each with a different idea of what to do with the scarf. Melissa Co~en, a 4-year-old . . WUTIU AID SUIF ' from Newport Beach, immediate- ly draped a red scarf around her neck, throwing one end over her shoulder. _ Robby Maldonda, also 4, put a baby blue scarf over bis bead and proceeded to proudly prance around. Others tied the scarves around their waists, or balled them up and tossed them in the air. Becaus~ the theme for this class is •Pocahontas," children danced about to the haunting melody ·Colors of the Wind," from the popular Dimey movie. Robby's twin sister, Adriana Maldonda, held her scarf in one hand and the hem of her little pink dress in the other and spun round and round. By the end of the week, Kerce hopes to have the miniature Poc- ahontases and John Smiths some- what synchronized as they move to the·mu1ic. POUCI nPi ,. U&SS!Anmt hlboa TIDll MDAY first low ... _ .. , ................. .._..., ,_.... ..... ca: --.... """'-' .......... 91,465 Cofona def Mw 91'55 eo.c.~ QW Neliuportlwh 11,465 Newport Collt tWS 5:09 a.m.. .................... -1.l AntNgh 11lll a..m.... ...... -.... .A.7 Semndlow .-:. p.11\..-.. ,MMh"""" 1 .S Second. Hgt\ 10:SS p.m.,,__,, .•..• .&A .. houri ~ be burglln. w.ly try '° "* 8f'IY ... lrwahildnm1po11m. • ... . . . Doily Pilot BRIAN POBUDA I DAILY PILOT Newport residents James and Kathryn Helfrich are taking all six of their chHdren and spouses and 17 grandchildren on a two-month trip to Germany. A reunion down memory lane With children and grandchildren in tow, the Helfrichs return to the German lakeside home they left some 30 years ago Mathis Winkler DAILY PILOT A close-knit family, the Hellnchs -all 31 one of them -hdve dlwdys tned to gather for Thanksgiving dnd other ho!Jday!>. But th~ year. Jdmes ai1d Kdthryn I lellnch havC' tnVlted theu SLX chtloren with spouses dnd 17 grdfldchtldren on a tnp clown memory ldne. More than 30 years dfter thE> couple packed up the kids and left Amened to llve m Feldahng, Germdny, the famLly will return to the Bdvdnan village Uus Fnday for d weeklong reuruon TWo of the couple's slSter.. are dlso corrungraJong • Feldafing was for us a dehrung expenence m a very, very red.1 way,· saJd James Hellnch An engmeer, the 69- year-old moved tus farruly to Gemldny m 196-4 to set up the European branch of a New- port Beach-based company ·we made two very tmpor- tant deos1ons, • !ta1d Hellnch, sw1tchmg from his native English to Gennan Dec1510n No. 1 was to settle m the tmy vtlldge, d few nules south of Sldmberg, southern Genndfly's somewhat sleepier version of Newport Bedch - on Ldke Stdmberg Here, the family rented a mansion over- loolung the ldkt:> that belonged to the Hapsburg famtly, Aus- tnd 's tmperidl dynasty The other dec1S1on, Hel- fnch said. was to sent theu kids to German schools "They left school m jAmer- 1caJ Fnday everung/ he said ·And they went to German schools Monday mommg They qwckly picked up the language.· The Hellricbs stuck out a little compared to their neigh- bors. ·No one eise· had six children and no one else drove a Volkswagen van,• said Kathryn, 66, with a laugh. But their open-door policy, which included offering cook- ies and lemona.de to village kids and inviting them to play in their 2.5-acre garden, quickly lDAde them part of Feldafing's social We. While the children learned German in no time, their par- ents struggled somewhat. Kathryn's parents 1mrru- grated to America from the Netherlands and since she was already fluent in Dutch, she found it easier to adapt. While he still speaks flawless German decades alter retum- 111g to the U.S., James remem- bers hlS first shaky attempts to grasp the language. Asking a friend for the German word for •residence permit," the answer seemed almost impossible to pro- nounce • Aufenthalts -what?" he asked the fnend rn dlSbellef But after chantmg Aufen- thaltsgenehmigung over and over agam, he managed to obtain the document • 1 think I even sang 1t to the person at the ururugration office,· he said Some of the couple's chil- dren found it more chlfJcuJt to reddJust when the fanuJy returned to Amenca m 1968. "Kem Deutsch, kem Deutsch -no German, no German,• 6-year-old Peter would telJ h1S parents as he tned to relearn his nabve lan- guage and get cllong w1th his Amencan classmates. During a conversabon at hlS pdrents' Newport home Monddy, Peter. now 37. remembered 1t betng a quick transit.Jon • Apart from pldytng SOC· cer. 1 was a pretty nonndl k.td," he SdJd Peter, who 1s taking tus wife, Linda, and h1S three chil- dren to Germany, saJd he was • dlJ piped up· about VlS1nng tus edrly ctuldhood home. Like many of tus s1blmgs he'IJ use the tnp as a launch- ing pomt to VlS1t other Euro- pean countnes The family gathenng in Feldafing also will celebrate the Helfnchs' 45th weddmg anruversary. MUNICIPAL BONDS ONE Of • california's leading und erwriters'· • New offerings available •AAA Bonds • Non Rated Bonds SUTRO&(O lmitStmml ~ Suu 18,S Pnvate Client Group lb Set an Appointment, Please Call ... LANTZE. BEU Branch Manager 610 Newport Center Drfve, Suite 900 Newport Beach, CA 92660 (949) 720-8901 lbeO@sutro.com • Representing the full line of Pride Mobility Prodocu .. By the way, that third rattlesnake did find me Along time ago, I wrote a column aQ<>ut two inci- dents in which rat- tlesnakes struck at me and missed. The first was when I was a small boy in Wyoming. l was pushing my way through the sagebrush in a small ravine when I put my hand on a rat- tlesnake stretched out on a rock. He struck at my hand but was apparently sluggish trom his winter hibemabon. Anyway, I pulled my hand away just m time, and he missed.. The second modent occurred a few years ago. Lee Ha.senjager, h1S wife, my wife and I had rented a houseboat for a romanbc trip on the Ron- da Keys. The first night, we got to a small key called Rider Key, way to helJ and gone out m the Gulf of Mexico. That night. a hurricane tut and we sweated out several days of trying to keep oui houseboat afloat. Then we made a run for that highway that runs all the way to Key West. We made it, and wonder of wonders, found a spot where someone had dredged a boat slip out of a key over whlcb the tughway went. Lee was the pilot and put the bodt tnto the slip . But the stem was still bang1.0g against the sides of the slip, so I 1umped ashore and started to run through the jungle to the stem of the houseboat. 1 almost stepped on a rat- tlesnake. He struck at my foot but missed. I stopped, picked up a stick and killed him End of original story. An eclitor at the Ptlot put a headlihe on that story which read, "Here's hoping that ral- Uesna.kes don't get a thud chance at me." Well, I stumbled acrO!>S that column the other day and belatedly realized that a rat- Robert Gordner THE VERDICT Uesnake did get that third chance. I was dove hWlting in Paso Robles wtth Bill Lester and Don Lenk. We had stationed ourselves in a small ravine through which we hoped some doves would fly. I was on one Stde, Bill and Don on the other. Suddenly, they yelled, "Bob, watch out! There's a rat- Uesna.ke coming down in back of you.· l turned around, and sure enough, there was a 4-foot rat- tler coming right at me. I sud- denly gave up dove hunting and becdJlle a rattlesnake hunter. I shot h1S head off with my shotgun, whjch was a lot easier than lo.ll.mg him with a small stick, as I had done in Ronda. Al> far as I am concerned, rriy expenences with rat- . tlesnakes have come to and end, but I'm not sure rat- tlesnakes feel the same way. For that reason. I do not mtend to go to the Florida Keys agdlfl, nor to return to Wyoming And I have no intention of gomg dove hunt- ing again. And JUSt to be sure, I approach every pile of drift. wood on the beach with great care. Rattlesnakes get washed down streams and rivers, and that fourth rattlesnake may 1ust be lying m wait for me. • R08ERT GARONER is a Corona del Mar resident and a former 1udge. His column runs Tuesdays. SB~ Mattress Outlet Stor BRAND NEW· COSMET1CALLY IMPERFECT Get ttie Best tor Less/ Celestino's._ quality MEATS ,. The Finest Meat and Sen1ice l\uailal>le SnWnf CostA Meu for t1Wr 30 ~.,., STUFFED CHICKEN BREAST Cornbread. Celery, Sage &. Onions s399,b LEMON MARINATED TRI-TIPS · s599 ,b_ CELESTINO'S BAUSAGI Of'TllSWS&lli GARLIC, BASIL• MINT LAMB SAUSAGE . SJ"u. STUFFED PORK CHOPS Cornbread, Apple .t: Cinnamon PACmc SWORDFISH Aall A'OZD $699 1b 4 Tuesc!oy. August 1, 2000 .. DON LEACH I DAlY Pl.OT Teacher Suzan Thatcher, left. with the help of Michelle Moon. 17, lifts a plastic oontalner to release a Monarch butterfly in Corona del Mar JDgb School's butterfly garden. Thatch- er, who teaches a special day class, says raislng the colorful butterrues .. reminds (the stu- dents! that they have to work harder and they can make a difference in the world.• MONARCHS CONTINUED FROM 1 them ever since: said Dana Semar, 13, who will be in the ninth grade t.lus fall. "When we released them, I was so happy." Dana and her classmate, VOTERS CONTINUED FROM 1 used to an abrozo, an embrace. We need m this (election) cycle to be better at getting fa ce-to-face at the front door, at community cele- brations,· to have the person- to-person contact.• Both parties in this elec- tion cycle are stressing the prominence of Latinos in th~ir group structure. Repub- licans are getting a boost from the charismatic pull of George P. Bush, whose moth- er is Mexican. Michelle Moon, 17, who each released one of the butterflies into the bright morning sun, marveled as they watched the creatures flutter to freedom. Although the butterflies spread their wings and left the sanctUary created espe- cially for them, students said they had gained invaluable hands-on exp erience. And The younger Bush cam- paigned locally for his unde, the presidential candidate, during the March primary and has become part of the national campaign to attract Latino voters. B~t The GOP also has Lati- no candidates in the 46th congressional and 69th assembly districts, which are now dominated by Democ- rats. ·Where it is competitive. we have Republican Hispanic banner carriers,· Puentes said. Democrats point to the Latinos from their side who already hold office: represen- tatives like Loretta Sanchez there's more to come. Thatcher's class will ~e receiving 33 Pahited Lady lar- vae this fall, which they will once again watch transform into butterflies to be released into their garden. "This is just my passion.• Thatcher said. "Putting natti.re and kids together is such a perfect match.• in th~ 46th and Hilda.Solis in the 24th State Senate dis- tricts. Beyond the matter of polit- ical style, of course, is the question of policy. of sub- stance. Not swprisingly, both sides th.ink they've got the right mix for Latinos. Democrats highlight the strength of their education and health care credentials, while Republicans emphasize . the significance of the.ir oppd- sition to abortion and tough stance on crime. Which side gets the abrazo from voters, however, remains to be seen. SAVE MONEY! SAVE TIME ~ With t he Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS _ CALL 642-5678 llOUIDIOWI •Send AW-,,_ lelrN to •~Not. now . .., sc.. c.. i. MeM. CA 126l7; 1-to N) ... 4170 CK C.-CIM9) 574-4211. ...... Include the time. dlll9 lftd ~ of '*-~ • well •• ciontact phone number. A comp.ci ~ Is iw•ll•bl• .i http://www,dally pilot com. WIDllSDAY 1be Amertcan Cancer Soci- ety will offer free make-overs for cancer patients at 10 a.m . at Hoag Hospital, One Hoag Drive, Building 41, Newport Beach. (949) 261-9446. Popular Jazz 1UopbonlJt Paul Taylor will perlorm at Fashion Island's Summer Concert Series from 6 to 8 p.m. at Bloomingdale's Court- yard, Fashion Islam;i, New- port Center Drive, Newport Beach. Admission is free. Reserved seating is $15. (949) 721-2000. f lllAY 'Ille ey._ Peop&e lack to School Fubion SbQw• will be beJd from 1to 10 p.m. in the Brus Plum ·de~t on the third Ooor Of Nordstrom at South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bris· tol St., Costa Mesa. Reserva- tions are requested. (71.C) 850-3790. SllUIDAY The Orange Apple Computer Club will feature Microsoft's new, improved •qmce 2001 • software from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the chemistry building . at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Parking is free in the lots along Merrimac Avenue between Harbor Boulevard and Fairview Road Membership is $45·a year. (714) 836-0522. The Home Depot ln Costa Mesa will offer free home and garden clinics from 9 a.m. ·to 4 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays through August The clinic topics are: Indoor and Out- .. Newport Bay at a Cross-· door Pest Control, How to Install Ceramic Tile, Install ro<tds• will' be the topic' for Vinyl Ploori.llg, Fencing Speak· Up Newport's monthly Decks and Pool and Spa meeting at 6 p.m. a t The Care. The store is at 2300 S. Riverboat Restaurant, 151 E. Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Coast Highway, Newport (949) "-46 4220 Beach. Hors d'oeuvres will be r--· served at 5:30 p.m. The meet-Estand a High School's CJa.ss Ing is open to the public, and of 1980 will celebrate its 20th guests are welcome. (949) reunion at 6:30 p.m. at the 224-2266. Hilton Irvine Orange County . . Borden literature cllscwsslon group will meet at 7 p.m. at Borders Books. Music and Cafe at South Coast Plaza. 3333 Bear Sl, Costa Mesa. (714) 432-7854 Members of Jewlsh Family Service of Orange County will meet at 7:30 p.m . to dis- cuss issues, concerns and responsibilities _of adult chil- dren who are cartng for their elderly pa.rents. The session is at 250 E. Baker St., Ste. G, Costa Mesa. $20. (714) 445- 4950. THURSDAY The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce wµt present a "Chamber Jazz Mixer• from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Dou- bletree Hotel, 3050 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Free for mem-. bers; potential members are $10. VJ.Sitors are welcome. (714) 885-9090. The inaugural .,Balboa Island Pug Outl • will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. at The Barkery, 322 Marine Ave., Balboa Island. The event will benefit UtUe Angels Pug Rescue. Included will be pizza, pet photogra- phy. pugs for adoption. per- sonalized treats and more. (949) 675-0364. Airport. 18800 MacArthur Blvd., Irvine. (949) 831-7413. The Orange County chapter of the Single Gourmet, an fine dining club for singles. will meet at 6:30 p.m. at Calypso in The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Dinner is $62. Reservations: (949) 854- 6552. Astronomy Night will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the El Moro Visitor Center at Crystal Cove State Park. at Pelican Po}nt on Coast · Highway between Corona. del Mar and Laguna Beach. Dress warmly and bring a chair and a mug. Parking is $6, but free for those who bring a telescope. (949) 497-7647. 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(888) 281-0001. •Natural Approaches lo Pet Health,• a free seminar pre- sented by a holisti.c veterinar- ian, will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th Sl, Cos- ta Mesa. Reservations are requested. (800) 595-6667 . AUG.9 The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce's net- working luncheon with Charles Granville, executive vice presid~t of Capita Tech- nologies, begins at noon at The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Members with a reservation are $20; potential members are $25. Space is limited. (949) 729-4400. Victoria Burnett wtll host •stories and Songs,• a free program for children entering first through sixth grades, at 3 p.m. at the Mariners Branch Ubrary, 2005 Dover Drive, Newport Beach. (949) 717 - 3801. A free seminar titte d "Dynamic Digestion• will be presented from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. today by Judith Todero in the Patio Cafe at Mother's Market and Kitchen, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Reser- vations are requested. (800) 595-6667. AUG. 10 Victoria Burnett wtll host •stones and Songs,• a free program for children entering first .through sixth grades: at 10:30 a.m. at Balboa Branch Ubrary. 100 E. Balboa Blvd .. Newport Beach. (949) 717- 3801. . The Orange County chapter of the Single Gourmet. an international fine dining club for singles, will meet at 6:30 p.m. at Asia 101, 2901 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The cost is $55. (949) 854-6552. CoMMuNiT\' ~J. . SAIDR I "Despite the tact I vehemently dlsagree with the people of Greenlight, I still consider them decent people.• Doily Pilot -TOM EDWARDS, former Newport Beach mayor and coauthor of the Traffic Phasing initiative. . . Artjcle on park trails. was misleading By RldMtrcfJ. Mehren T his letter is written to protest your front page arti- cle (•Planners pave way for some park trails,• July 26), regard- ing the Costa Mesa Planning Commission meeting July 24 and the issue of F.airview Park. I believe the lead sentence and first paragraph REBUnAL imply that only one trail in the park will be left unpaved. I don't know if this is intentional, but the article does nothing in further sen- tences or paragrapbs to clarify the issue or present the true facts. The truth is that this is one more trail left unpaved in addition to more than 6.5 miles of unpaved trails throughout the park. The City CoWlcil-approved Can Rodman find a place in South County? Regarding the noise problem on Ocean Front in Newport Beach: Asking nicely hasn't worked, complaining vociferously hasn't worked and 100 visits by police officers haven 't worked. I don't live in the city, but some- times it takes an outsider's view to see the solution. It's been right under your noses all along. Instead of treating the Dennis Rodman residence liJce any other home, tre,at it like you've treated · the airport. Simply plact! time con- straints, capacity limits and noise resbictions on it. A hotline could be set up so that neighbors could simply call in and press 1 for excessive noise, 2 for partying later than is autho- rized, etc. Then if all else fails, try to move him to South County. BRAD MCCOWN MissioQ Viejo No vote of confidence for the candidates The slate of new candidates for the Newport Beach City CoWldl is so boring that it makes you want to scream. When asked a simple question regarding an important new city policy -Greenlight or 'Ifaffic Phasing Ordinance -their reply: •1 dunno.· Come on, people. Do we have to spell it out for them? Should the people decide the fate of proposed 10-story buildings or other developments that will master plan for Fairview Park des- 'ignates approximately three miles of paved trails and almost seven miles of unpaved trails. At present, the park bas only one and a half miles of paved trails. The additional paved trails will provide connections for the master plan of bike ways and will not adversely affect the park's habitat restoration. Most of the additional paved trails will travel between the park's northeast entrance, across the flood control bridge over the Fairview Channel, and the park's entrance at the Placentia Avenue traffic signal. Since no trail presently exists there, it Will not require paving over an ~xisting dirt trail. I believe the Reader Hotline question was also poorly worded and implies there is a proposal that most of the Fairview Park trails should be paved. This is totally untrue and is an attempt, in my opinion. to imply misinfonna- tion in order to upset people unnecessarily. While much of the article is fas:;- tual, I think those parts of the artf. cle which catch the public's eye and are most likely to be read are written in a way to mislead the reader as to the facts and to create an emotional respo'D.Se against the park trail plan. No one has proposed that any more than approximately three miles of trails will be paved, and no one has proposed that most of the trails at Fairview Park should be paved .. Also, I would like to eomment regarding the article's quote from MAILBAG BRIAN POBUOA I DALY PIOT Dennis Rodman's West Newport Beach bome. change the character of Newport Beach? Or should some hired bureaucrats make the decision, pressured by developers? The City Council elected in this voting cycle will decide the fate of the quality of our water -both drinking and swimming -traffic effects on our quality of life and whether we are finally going to raise our expectations as an emerging regional player in Cali- fornia politics. We better choose wisely this time, as we prepare ourselves for coming events -both good and bad. Being forthcoming is a requirement. The usual suspects have been rounded up, and the old Roll41d Reagan quote keeps coming back .. to mind: ·There you go again!~ Let's get all the ducks out on the table this time -without all the typical obfuscation, misrepre- sentations and boring stealthy agendas. RON AND ANNA W1NSHlP Newport Beach City government needs to keep operating I was disappointed to read that Councilman Tod Ridgeway is not prepared to weigh in on our sig- nificant projects until the Green- lightfn'affic Phasing initiatives debate is resolved in the Nov. 7 election. Should city government stop when someone decides, to gather Charles Appell regarding the park's cr.oss-country course: The Fairview Park Advisory Committee and the park planners have gone to great lengths to pre- serve the approved cross-country course and to keep it on natural, unpaved surfaces. ln spite of reas- surances that this is the fact, Appell persists in clauning the plan would damage or eliminate the cross-country course. 1bis is , not true is spite of his claims. ff people would take the time to analyze the entire Fairview Park master plan, I think they will find that while not perfect it does a good job of meeting the needs of all Costa Mesa citizens. • RICHAltD J. MEHREN is a Costa Mesa . resident and the chairman of the Fairview Park Advisory Committee. petitions for an ulibative -partic- ularly when 1l appears that no one (including the Greenlight propo- nents) can figure out what Green- light means and which projects will be subject to the vote of the electorate? Greenlight is already an ill- advised, unjustified attack on the repres~nlative form of govern- ment. It would be a tragedy if this abysmal)y drafted measure stopped nortnal city processes. I respectfully request that Ridgeway reconsider his position. ~AUL K. WATKINS Newport Beach Reader glad that holiday is over . I live on Seashore Drive in Newport Beach, and my family has lived here since the 1950s. I want to report from the side of the residents and ~ple who are rais- ing children and have families here. It was d deplorable, awful experience on the Fourth of July. There was incredible partying -people urinating on our homes and throwing firecrackers at J>QO· pie. It was dangerous; it wa.S a · place that I wasn't comfortable being in. . All the neighbors on Seashore Drive are trying to build a nice commuriity in this area, and it was a very scary experience. We had to call police all day long to pro- tect our homes. We don't want people to think that this type of partying and illicit behavior is appropriate for any community. MARGIE DORNEY Newport Beach -Public schools are no .place for religion AT ISSUE: Some readers disagree with columnist Steve Smith's position on the role of re ligion in education. He supports the school voucher initiative. Costs they still can't afford. Our tax dollars should and must go to public education where all children are accepted regardless of race, religion, intellect, income or handicap. To state that we have no choice in public education ii ludl- aous. We have the choice to par- ticipate, the join the PTA. to work with our children's teachers and prindpals and to be in'YO!Yed With the tc:.bool board~ their cled:siona. Tbele are all -edu- cated indiVidualt wbO WOrk bard to help our c:hDdND. They deeerw our suppOrt. Mo9t OI tbliD beloag to religiont they 'tuppalt. ,. tMy are wile enoUgh lo andllMDd that tbe.cblldrm.., Work wtlb are from mmy Nllgloul '11111 1 support our p.abllc ~ ru wti9 DO cm ft"l!rlWa-= .. dowedtlB~ .... I wlll DOt iUppalt tll* ...... wllb my...,. 11111:..-:: .., .. IFKlllB The Daily Piiot we&c.omes i.tt.rs on -... conceming Newport e..n and~ Miia. There we four w~ to tef'ld In yout ~ menu: • LnTIRS -~I to the Dat'ly Pilot. 3)0 W. Bay St, Costa Mesa 92627 • MAOaS ~ -Calf (949) 642 .... • MX -Send to (949) ~170 • IPMAIL -Send to d•llypllotftt.t/mamm All conespo1 ldenc.e must Include your fuU name, hometown and phone number (for verification pyrposes only). Tuesday, August 1, 2000 5 Gay Geiser-Sandoval EDUCATIONAUY SPEAKING Forget counCil, get Rodman for school board Rumors abound about Den- nis Rodman running for the Newport Beach City Council. I hope they aren't true. I hope he runs instead for the Newport-Mesa Unified School District Board of Education . . nus year. there are three school board seats up for elec- tion. So far, the only announced candidates are the jncumbents. Not too many years ago, there were nine people who ran for ·the school board. That gave the voting public a choice. Forums were held all over Newport- Mesa, where voters could direct- ly question the candidates. We learned something about the candidates' views. It also got -voters thinking about education and what they wanted schools and teaching to look like in the future. I'm not saying that Rodman would make a better school board member than the incum- bents, because I don't know whether he has any qualifica- tions. I don't know what hls goals are for our local schools. Bot it would provide him with a salary, health benefits and a retirement plan. It would gwe his neighbors a break from the parties for two nights a month, when the board meets. It might also liven up the meetings and make more people keep an eye on the decision makers for our schools. Even if you aren't Rodman, I hope you will seriously consider running for a school board spot. Meanwhile, maybe Rodman could give us some insight on bow to solve teen drlniing and driving in our neck of the woods. The ink is barely dry on reports that a local football star was drinking at a party with his schoolmates before he ran his car off the road this year. Is tlus the toll we are willing to accept to keep our kids hap- py? Has this form of entertain- ment become so ingrained that parents are willing to supply their kids with alcohol, or party along with them? • Parents of Newport-Mesa teenagers wonder why there aren't more summer IChool clul option.s for teens. Currendy, swnme.r school ts mainly for kids to repeat cla~ they didn't pass. During the school year, ~b • schools off er only m time peri- ods a day for cles1e1. Tbat means very few teem OD tbe pelh fOJ college can take aay 1 aubjectl other than ""IN h, math,~. foreiP .......... and eOdal ..... Tb* *Ill pedoclJI trparts. ne...-......atiobe 9*ftn one of two usAIW· .a Ill ....... of....... """ct..-. ..... , ...... .... . .......... .... ....................... ~---·" ·===·••1 ....... .... , .... l••-- 6 Tuesday, August 1, 2000 •Spotts Editor Roger Cart.on• 949..574-4223 .... ,.., ..,,., . ., _. . Kelty M--. Big Canyon CC Daily Pilot JONES. II WILL HAVE A LOT TO LIVE UP .TO . . Huge finish at inaugural Jones Cup leaves anticipation for what lies ahead when they reconvene a year from now. N ext year, MOil in the gallery (an estimated Mesa 300 fans) were wbisperlng about a Verde playoff between Mesa Verde and Country Club Newport Beach, -but Sargent wasn't head professional finished with h1s show. Tum Sargent will ·we enjoyed playing in front of no doubt walk to them,• Sargent said of the gallery. the Jones Cup witb a target on his back. The other pros and their amateur partners from Big Canyon Country Club, Newport Beach Country Club and Santa Ana Country Club will not want to be turned away again. In the ultimate community pro-am, Sargent and Mesa Verde men's club champi9n,Pete Daley mastered the tougti-tield to win the inaugural Jones Cup for Mesa Verde and stake claim to the perpetual trophy for the first year. •Next year, that's all I can say,• Big Canyon head pro Kelly Manos said, following Friday's edge-ef-your-seat finish in the Jones Cup at Newport Beach Country Club, where Sargent's near-impossible flop shot at 18 set up a short birdie putt to wiil the Cup. Sargent's 60-foot birdie putt on No. 2 and his 45-footer on 16 were spectacular sights, but hls play at 18 was an incredible way to cap the first-ever Jones Cup. His ball buried deep in the rough, Sargent flopped out of trouble with a 57-degree wed9e and, essentially, ended the Jones Cup in dramatic style. 111115 Davenport gets the ean •Defending Olympic Games champion is named to U.S. team for the 2000 Games. Palisades~ Tennis Club's Lindsay Dav- enport, the 1996 Olympic Games gold • medalist in women's singles, has been chosen to represent the United States at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney as a member of a four-women team. · The United States Tenn!$ Association announced on Monday that Davenport, Monica Seles and sisters Venus and Serena Wllllams, have been named. Davenport, Seles and Venus Williams will represent the U.S. in singles, while Venus and Serena will com- pete in doubles competition. Billie Jean King, who led the U.S. to a gold medal sweep in women's singles . and doubles in 1996, will coach the U.S. V(.Pmen's Olympic team. • 1 have alwar._s said since 1996, that I cant wait to go back to the Olympics,• said Davenport in a statement released by the USTA. ·1 am 109king forwar.d to 9~g back to Sydney and belDg part of the whole ezperience again. I think we are sending an unbelievably strong team and should probably win a lot of medals in Sydney.• The 2.C-year-old Daven- port, runne'r-up to VenUJ Wllllams on Sunday on the Palo AJto stop of the women's tour, defeated Arantx.a Sanchez Vicario for the gold in Atlanta. She will be attempting to become the fint woman to repeat as gold medalllt in women's singles in Olympic tennis history. She won the U.S. ()pen singles title in 1998, Wimble- don in 1999 and the Aus- tralian Open in 2000. Her father, Wink Devenport. wu a mmlber oi the f 968. U.S. Olympic voUeybaD teun that competed in MUico Oty. · "This II a terrtflc lnf'Dellt In Ammimn tenn» to haw tt...e rour ~t dMn1 .... to com- pile .. ltlOilgilll WOIWl'I ..... mmtn«Mt111aYa1tbl ~· llillAdlD"-'rl.: .., .. ~ Cldllf 8-ca- -p,;jl llD'MI ..... . . ,,... ....... .., ..... ilnll atlllll• ... =r:·· ... ~ -·---·--~ :'.:'.=:i':="aa• ....... The newly wed Paul Hahn (Newport Beach head pro) still bad the Jitterbug in his legs from his Pebble Beach wedding reception in June. He did a jig·on the dance floor at NBCC not once, but twice. But who could blame him? First, Hahn chipped in for birdie from 30 feet on No. 9 and followed it up with some fancy hoedown work .. 1\vo boles • later, Hahn drained a 40-foot birdie putt and Rkhord Dunn GOLF started hopping again, jumping in the air with sort of a scissors kiclc, then pW:npmg his fist as soon as his feet landed safely back down on the earth. After Hahn recovered on 17 with a remarkable chip shot from the hilly, upper-left rough onto a tricky, two-tiered green with the pin on the top shelf, Newport Beach member l_>at Riley announced: . "We've all been there before and we know what that's like. That's a great shotl • · Part of tbe Jones CUp · anticipation was the assuredness of witnessing great golf shots, and the Great Eight did not tUsappoint. "(The format) is perfect,• Santa Ana head pro Mike Reebl said, •1 like it, because it takes a lot of pressure off an!1 it kept the scores real close.• One shot separated champion Mesa Verde (2-under 69) and runner-up Newport Beach (70), and one stroke was the difference between Santa Ana (even-par 71) and Big Canyon (72). With the victory, Sargent also won his bet from •vmrue the bartender" at Mesa Verde. Don't ask. · At one Ume or another, all tbe players had shining moments. Amateurs Chris Veitch (Santa Ana), Bob Kraft (Newport Beach) and Steve Collins (Big Canyon) -all men's club champions, like Daley -each bad a birdie for the Tespective clubs. For awhtle, It looked llke Santa Ana would shoot par on every hole, a testament to what Reebl has preached in the past to play "old man's par.• ' Santa Ana, howevef, bogeyed the par..C No. 14 to ruin its streak of 13 straight pars, then birdied 15 to get back to even when Veitch reached the par-5 hole in two and two-putted from 10 feel Kudos to NBCC members Bob Price and Benny Lujan. who served as official scorers and carted around the scoreboards. The day prior to the Jones. Cup, Lujan played with Newport Beach Country Club women's champion Debbie Albright and won the club's Sadie Hawkins Tournament. Price was part of the original sponsorship committee for the inaugural Toshiba Senior Classic at Mesa Verde Country Club in 1995. · When Sargent arrive~ at the a clubbouse for hmch with his , Daley, in matching shirts, ·asked if he and Daley were ready for the Jones Cup. Sargent said: rwe're a team. The hardest part was picking out an outfit." After the names of the four competing clubs were pulled out of a glass bowl to determine the two foursomes, it was dedaed that Mesa Verde would play with Santa Mesa Verde Country Club'• Tom Sargent glvestbe spojll their proper due. SEAN Hll.LER • • (OAl.Y Pl.OT Ana. Then Sargent, longtime ·friends with Reehl, ~ped: ·ean we play by ourselves? Once, Jones Cup rules offtdal Jerry Anderson, President of Newport Beach Country Club, turned to longtime compabiot Sargent and said: •Be nice to me o~ I might not give you a drop." Part of tbe beauty of the better-ball gross format is watching players •go for it" after their partners have already given the team a shot in the middle of the fairway. On the opening tee, Sargent pulled out his driver and hied clearing the palm trees on the left and rolling it to the green 339 yards away on hole No. 1, a par-4 dogleg left. He missed. Can't watt unW Jones Cup D next year. It is expected to be held during the same time of year at one of the clubs in the area. • , I I •I I SPORTS Tue;Oor, August i, 2000 7 In Mondays edition, New· port Harbor High senior line- backer Andy Rankin, who dean and Jerked 286 pounds ln the 231-pound division, wu omitted from an article on the Sailors' domination of their weightlifting invitational Jastweek. GllU WARR POLO Newport Harboi: girls win Foothill water polo tourney Five years ago • In coverage of Corona' del Mar High's alumni basketball tournament, two defenders were mis.identified in Mon- day's edition. .... OJanGi C08lt eou. ....e:Bng cOach dies from leukemia at age 63. .V~ Wagner, who .-it aeven years at orange .coat College as a wrellling tCoM;h before ~ on to UO. Sul.JoMState,'the U~of W~ud tlllllWt· Ue KiDgdOme, died JUJy "J:1 at~ Muoa Hoec••• m nJS'IlN -Newport Har- bor Higb's girls won the Foothill Water Polo Towtl4- ment Sunday in summer league play, edging Universi- ty in the final, 9-8, with six girls sharing the scoring load. Newport Harbor High product and rebred female surfer Trida GW'• improbable run iii the U.S. Open of SurfJ.ng • quarterfinals ends with a loss to Australum Neridah Falconer Costa Mesa's 17-and-under boys water polo team captures the bronze medal at the National Jwuor Olympics. James Comfort leads the Mustangs with four goals iii a 7-5 vtctory over Concord in the bronze-medal game. . Kade Grogan, a senior on Mesa's boys water polo team, wms a National Junior Olympic gold med.al with her girls team, TRAP. She scores a goal II\ a 6-4 wm over Commerce. nm Mang is named the new CdM guls tennis coach. Locals Heather Porter, K.a.ssy Thompson, Stephanie Kleha, Jack Hogan and John Barry qualify for the U.S. Sailing·Rolex Seattle u a tasWt ot ••lremia Hewu63. • • Jenna Booth led the way with three goals and Heather Deyden dosed out a five- game schedule with 45 savt!fl in all. Geoff Hunt was blocking the shot in the top photo. Dennis Alshuler was defend- ing in the bottom photo. A wresttmg mach at Pountain v~ High since 1966, he c4Dle to Pruge Cout in 1974. He jom,_ed tbie UCI coacblng ltaff in 1981 u an uiod· ate atbleUc dtrec:tor, moved on to beCome tbe atblatic director at San JOle Sbl.te three~ later, and three~ later .left for W~, Where he WU an assistant ath- letic dir9dOr for l8V9D years. On the way ·to the title game the Sailors defeated Corona del Mar, 8-1; Santa Margarita, 17-0; Laguna Beach, 4~2; and Capistrano Valley, 4-3. Junior Nationfil Championships in boating. ·' Ten years ago DEEP SEA MOM>AY'S COUNTS ... p:aiet a....,. . 9 boats. us englen. n yellowtall, 57 1lblcore, 1 bonito. 39 calico blt5, 334 Slnd bass. 10 sculpln. S sld~ 1 bluef1n tuna, 4 role. Proai 1994 to tb8 prel8Dt he was the Director OI the Kingc:lome fl Seattle. Hit survivi.Dg falnlly includes wife Mary Ellen. son Mk:bael W89118!, tbi.a grandchildren in Highland, Ca. and daughter Kristin Zeinke of Glendale, Ariz. . Corona del Mar finished third with a 5-4 overtime win over Laguna Beach on Vivian Liao's tow-meter penalty shot. Corona del Mar's Jerrott Willard md.kes six tackles as the inside linebacker 1.0 the Shrine All-Star football game. Willard's South squad rails. 19-14, to the North. The Newport Beach Dukes gets elimmated from playoff contention with a 24-21 loss to the Los Angeles Strings m World TeamTennis. Roger SmJlb wins two sets, but the Dukes lose to the Strings for the third time. Amy Prazler also wins a singles set. DAVEY'S LOCIWt • 7 bolts, 186 lflglen. 292 sand balss, 108 calico bass. I bonitO, 27 barracuda. 1 ~. 20 yellowtli~ 1 sculpln, 1 m.ko shark. A sdlolanhip fund ls anticipated in lie\.\ of Dowers, and a gathering is scheduled for Monday at his home in Both· ell, Wash. CdM also knocked off San Clemente, 9-7, and Mater Dei, 14-3. Keelan Cuyler bad nine goals in the tourney. Newport Beach's Richie Colllns barely gets upset by Australian Luke Egan 1.0 an Op Pro Surfing Champtonshlp heat, 91-89.3. NOTICE OF modatt a new Caltl Lab SUMMONS NOTICE OF FkMloua Buslneaa NOTIC'lt Or Pm· PmTION IUl1• and a three room (CITACION PETITION Name Statement 110N TO~ TO ADMINISTER ofllca Me. The projec1 JUDICIAL) TO ADMINISTER The followlng pef'IOlll TD UTA.TB or ESTATE OF: lnciudH the replKt· NOTICE TO DEFEN· ESTATE OF: are doing buMiMa u : .IACKW.sn.JCDR ment of an existing •Ir Thom J ph o flNA H. STEVEHS handler and associated DANT. (Avlao a JOHN F. STEVEHS u oat an C-No."2Qll31 CASE NUMBER: work. 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Bidding Documtnta (A Ud. It 9918 deman· STEVENS; J F. Thia business Is coo-~~ RlR A PEtlTION FOR wil be 1vailable '1o Bid-dendo): JEAN M. STEVENS ducted by: co-pertnera PROBATE haa been dere on WEDNESDAY, FAOSt A PETITION FOR Have you started PRCBATE ,..._ ... lllcl by Anne 0 . Slevene AUGUST 2, 2000, and You have 30 CALEN· PROBATE has bean doing buaW-S yet? No 1-I.. lAlica bs IP- In the &.iperior Coult ot wtff be lsaued at: DE· OAR DAYS alter this filed by DAVID. N Grahrne T. Btneon ,_...,._..,._ Calllomla. County ot: SIGN & CONSTRUC· summons is servld on STEVENS 1n tn. &4>e-This statement wH tlliw IO ........ "-ORANGE TION SERVICES, Uni-you to Ille 1 typewritten rlof Court al Calttomll. flied with the County .... <II .. ...._ THE PETTTION FOR vtrsity of Cal1fomla, reapon141 at this oourt. County of-ORANGE Cl.eitt of Orange County tHB PBTTTDI PA08ATE ~ that Irvine, 3500 Beltlelty A letter or ~ call THE' PETITION FOR 00 07/IMOOO r..-dis ._.... Wiii Anne O. ~be ap-Plloe, (Comtf of EUI will PROBATE requMIS that 2000elUIOI md oodiU.. -I: fllfl, be polrnllld u per90l'lll rep. Ptltaaon Drive and noc protect you, 'fOA" DAVID N. STEVENS be Dady. P11oc •·-1. 8, 15, -.....111~ 111nnll l9llt1latllll to ldrrWiller Campus Drive) Irvine, typewritten reaponH appoinled as perlOl\81 22 2000 .......,, T926 ..i9'1'oodialtft-S.W. lhe tetate ot lhe dee»-CA 92697·2•50. (9ol9) ""* be in proper "t repr~tive to edmln-'~ b o · ... ., • ..,. file dent. 824-6630 form 11 you want 1 ilW the estate of the 0.-FlctJtlous Business Up&bf .. _ THE PETITION r• Hot Line: (941) court to hear your ceae. cedent Nlime St.tement nm PBTITION quMta the deoedenfa 124-8117 If you do not file "JOIK THE PETITION rt· T ,...._. ~ 111 ..._ wll Ind COdldla, ii iny, Bidding DocUmenta re'90flse on time, you quests ltle decedent'• ,,. ~~=--..,. ---die be admitted IO piobett wtl noc be avalablt 10 ~ =-~ ~ :::l wil Ind oodiQla, • any, •) Fourth Dlmenalon l ••i ' r ,• t -The 11141 Ind iny coclc:ls Prtme Bidders •lttt be k be admitted to probe.le. Gr a 111 x. bl 41 h <116-Ad. en. llSlllir- .,. 1Yail8t>lt ICM' H · WEDNESDAY, ~ tu"::er w~~ The will and iny codlcill DlrNnsion Graflix. ff'f tn11 .now die ,._i "'*9llol'I In the Ille kepi AUGUST e. 2000. trom flt aiurt. .,. avlilable for H· cl • o Graflix, 1525 ::C: ,. • • _,. by rm ~ITION r• twC: = :. ":'":: Theft ate other ltgal ~~the lie ~ Meaa Verde Of. EHi, ...._ .... qulllta IUlholtty to .0-quirad In the amounl of requlrementa. You m1y THE PETITION re-1214, Coeta MMI. Ca. -~Befaiwtlbt mlnlaW the eetatt under '50,00 per Mt °' Bid· want '° cell an llllomty quests authority to ao. 92626 4*llm Wlf'/ ....-Ill> ........ _...... ......... di o t right away. If you do not _....,_. ........ 811111 ,....._ Dorian 0. Smiley, 115 i-. ~.die pm-' ...... ....,......-11 ....,,,.... ng ocumen a. know an attome". "OU ...... ,., .... e .,.,._ 36th St., Newport -_.,, ........ ~ llMrallon °' Emtea Act. CtllOka .,. to be mlde ' ' the todeperld8nt Admin-Beach, Ca. 92663 ;;;.. '° r. ........ ·;; ~ ~ r:.= :."'-~the.~~~ ~ C:.:. ·~!; ~llorl .:J;'!:.:, Lorin Els;-McGregor. -....i ,.._ .._ lll¥e to tlikt many ec-Callfomil .. lid office (list';,"' 1n,;; the pertOnal reprea«lt· ~~A ~ewport dlly .,_ _,,.... _.. • lb'll without otlCMllng A 11'181'1d11°"'J Pr...eld ~~d. = It alfve eo •• many ao-Thil ~ 1a oon· __...) ,:. .,. ,,,..,,-_ • COl#t ~ Before Conltc"ence 9'° """" ...__. tlol-.~ ~ ducted by: 11 taking C9l1llil'I *Y Im-daaory PrHld Jab Wtll/. entr9glJen esta lc:ion court· 11PPf0¥81 a.tore ~· a Otf*' ......, tnll por'*1l donl, how-w11 be conductld Oil =' ~!*'s~IAS talcJng certain very Im· ~. you started ~-:::::: ~~Ill ..... WIDHUDAY, CALENDAAIOS para por1ant ICtionl, how-doing buliW ye(/ ._ 111 .. ,.._ -S _ _...... -.,. rlql*9d AUGUST I , 2000, be-preMntat etpueata ever, the peraonel ,..._ YN. 6f1JOO ._ -. .. to glYI notice to In-i*rina prompCly It t:OO nctff ...,. r Ina Mf1UdlW will be required Dorian o. Smhy ~ -_,, lefWttd ptr'IOlll unlHI A.M. -P1t1iciplnt1 Wit • a mequ en to give notice to In· This statement wu :' ii). • _.. die ltll)' IWYI Mlvtd notloe rllMC It ~n~~rta o una ttrMled perwna unlNs llltd with the County A ..-... ftW\ cm 1119 or ooneented to the Pllnnlng lllmldl l"'8fonlca no le ltlfY hive waived not1oe Cletk of Cringe Colny ~ ptOpOllCI ICt!On.> The D9Plttmtnt Conference w.c.ra protecdon, 111 or contented to lhe on o7106l2000 ~~-. ~.,: ~ adroim. Aoom. 8uldinQ 20. __ eaa1la propoHd •ctlonJ The 2000Q3H3t !ration authortty will be UCI Meclc:8I C'enler. ~ que :.,;:; ln<Sependent • • mini•· Olly Plot ~ 11, 16, No. LTJ-.... • QtWlled un1ta an In-101 Cly ~Orlngt. con tu formaldadae le-!ration euthor1ty wll be 25 Aoo. 11 ~ T90I Cily Dnw 0..-lar.-d pttaon lllal 111 CA """"' granted unlea an In-• CA 9l613-U71 Clbtfdlor1 to the pedborl (IMll) "5&-5772 gales aproptadH II teraeled penOl1 fllta an Public Notice IF YOU almCT • Ind ahowa good caw. ATTEHOANCE Af lilted quiere que II oortt otijtdlorl to the petition Nolioa • htf9by QIYtrl die.-... <II 1119 ,__, wtry Iha court should not THE PRMID CON-~;' ~tMnta and ahowl 0000 QtlM lhlll the undtralgned w111 }'1111 *lllld ..-• Iha gtW11 the IUttlorlly. FERENCE IS MAH-tu .._...,. a t'--'. why the oouri lhould not be aold at Pl.de 1UC11on ..... --Y'llM'~ A HEARING on the DATORY FOR ALL ·--.--.......... grant tlie authority. on Aug ii. 2000 ., '-.. rue.,.. ollpD-~ w11 be held Oil PRIME COHTRAC-Putdte p··~ quel 1~·.r. A HEARING on Ille 10:30 a'm at Starving -Wldt 1119 -.,._ "" at 1·'"' ..... In T,.._· THE llEETIHO le 0"'--• '"' ..., petition will be held on .,......., _, M' ·St 111e'"-Y--Dlpt°7"L73 ..... rM WIU"'•E CLOSE> AT Nlar'b, au linero y ocru 8-31.00 al N5 PM In ...... ..,... • Int-orage, .. ;-;~ ..... ~ Mdflaa 0( oourt: 3'41 t:05 A.II. AHY PME cow de ~ Dlpt: L73 b:;', ~ ~ .._, The Cly '=esOnlnae... CONTRACTORS AA-::,.•:a,. COIW. por A~ of court 3'41 CIM9) 831-337V IF YOO AlE A Callfomla ·• PA<>-AM.HG AFTER Tia Exlaten 0009 _,,,..,_ Tha City DIM. ()anae, It• Robert Spenctt/ CREDtTOll ar • ......-BA TE Tillll Will NOT BE . ...,. Calttomll 92883. PffO.. Mef11 ~ ~ _.... ol 1119 ..__, ,_ IF YOU 08JECT to EU08..E TO PAR11CI-tOI llgalM. Pu«Se ~ BATE hokj 1tetna _611,_ct.i .... e. the granClng of the petl-PATE IN THE BID PRC> USltd~ lllmer 1 IF YOU 08JECT to f2036B AaOett ~ -'-'-a a 011f1J io lll9 ~ ~ 11CJP91r CEIS AS A PRIME rn1CMdlltamenta. Si no the ~the ptlt-deska, o111ce llama ' ..-i 1+ w ~ ~:nc'or ~:: f~"i~A~T~~ T E 0 ~ a un 1bogldo, ~'-ring Ind":: 12028 ~hh~ :::::::.c::= writltn otJjectione with SUBCONTRACTORS ~ !'~;,..:..: your objectlonl 0t Ille ~· Jelnlttt Hlfris 6111 w ri1 i... • 0.-court before the ARE INVITED TO AT· written objections With HOUMho4d & eustneM p.-w " l'nll*e Cods hHrlng. Your •P· TEND THE PRE·BID abogado• o 1 una the court before the lttml -9100 TM t.-b p11WWC11 mey be In per-CONFERENCE ofldi\I 0. ayuda ~ hearing. Your •P· no:J6 JMnne11t Hanle, 61ma~ wlll • _,.. eon or by )'O'JI' aaomey. a..lecl blci. b tlle ~el clredorto peeianoe may be "' I*' HOl'9thold & au--. ...........__ ,_ _. ._ • F YOtJ ARE A ~ Lwnp 8""' ._. Bid ). eon or by '/OJI lllOmey Items - rTOA °' 1 conelogenl .. MC "9 ~ ,,_ CAM NUllBER: IF YOU ARE A CRED-12051 Jeenettt Hlnie, ~:::r=.. credlOf ot the itK 111ed, ter: 2: 00 P .M. ~=~) rTOA 0t • contingent HouHtlold & Bua1nea IHI .. fill .. bJ .. ~ nut .. '/OJll C111m WIDNHDAY, The llllM lllld Id-cndllor 'of Iha deoeMed. ttema ~ tr,_ .. a,_ = ': =-' ~"*'...: A~1'8o2:.°°'Front :,:'y~ ~(= ==-ex:=:. ~p~!!n. H1hn, =u:: :.-.::.:: ,_..,. IOCIOinlld l:1t Countll, DMlgn and corte .. ) SUPERIOR oopy to h ~ "P' Landlord reMl'Yel the .... fw ..... *- IN eourt , Wfthin fc>Uf Conatrvc:tlon Strvk:M, COURT OF CAUFOA· ,...,.... ~· by rW1t kl bid -' .... Cull ~ e&-1'4) <II .. 0. lllCll'lfla fron) h dlN of ~ Clllomle, NIA, COUNTY OF :::,,...~ h c1mt'°: orly. 8r ii..,....'° 411'•_,.-...-::. ~:::::: .,.°' r:! Pl1ce, lrvln~ SANTA ClARA. 191 H. ............ ot .... C*IC 111 .. "' .. l'l8llC "' ... -• fll' .. ... toe.-*" 9100 92et7·2.SC Flflt Shel. Sin Joel, ..... prcMded In Pro-al Ml'.tlemM ~ ,.... ........ ... .......,. -kw -dlllna _...., b1ci. .. be CA 115113 b-. Codi __, 9100 landlOtd Ind .....,... *8ill • ,.... o... • ';° •• 'II beforw ...-cl It; l:tl , ... , The nemt addre-.; The WM b -dllnll ~ Scholar'e MW-..... ,,_ A ...... IW flMW ~ tom 1:M -IDttllDAY, :" ~ number W!I not expire beforw Stoftlge s,.iMI ,._ ,_ ta Mel'fno ate nollold AUGUIT 1~ ~fl:~*":·:. bit montll from IM Pulllllhed Newport MIWila ._ .. -' ~· MAY EXAMINE ~UnlwrlitY of ~ y~ =·: ~ dlle noticed =ch~a~ 25M~• .._ --.,,a.-..--i .... Mpt by b COUit. Clltfomla. l!Vlne, )000 ......,,., dal ......-... dill YOU MAY EXAMINE ,.. 1 2000 'n1e JM:/I.,' ~ • ~ ... pereon ..,.. e.tleleY l'laol. lrvlne. --..... -by .. -.it.• DQ ......., In IN M1ate. CA lll2dl7-2450 demendanle. o del de-I ~ lt9 1 pereon ~ CMMilAlf 6 IWAllD -. ~--IN' Bid ~In tN ,...,.. QUI no lllMw ........ tn IN ...... AC:tllioul lc.l1lrw ,,_.~ '~ .._-....... ~-... 1 o1 the ~ •l ,_, ~-..._ ..... llllltllfllftt 1UO OOUft • "'"_..--· "' Tllereaa N. Muley, ,... -· ... ......... ~-till Naloe (bl9I """" 8ul'l'I .... -... CIOUl1 • b .. . • ... ........----DE· 154) d .. -d dudlnO ........ lhll ~-•--till Nolloe (9Dml .. tilU II: _,,,.CAlfHl1 M lrMMoly 9"d .. ICXlOis.:eedl 1111. n·w DE·tl4) Of .. 9ng Of~ CoMINGtlOn ....,_l11tOW.._ ...... o1 ........... Tiit _,.,. .. TOI en lllMNDry end apo Serlloee. 7441 ~ °* ot d t1ft ,_., °' ao-lld llWld lie. en .. OLL'DEAP !.....,TOOl.~ ....... ol .... _. Of., ONrile. CA .... CMSllf7llnt.ICDaM 011Uf1t M ptOlllded In lld ._...., lllled In • ......., ra or d *" pellon ot 11> Jlale L .DwlM!; 7441 2Uf. 1 J11i110 ,,.... CDdl ldorl IN ,..... pubRIMd Aold, ~.= ..,. • ~ ~ U.. Of., ~ CA "'-' =llA..:::.. ': ~ ~ = 19-c:o ~Ao::::.----: -= Mlft. 1' Nefo, PldlllD• ltulllW ........ "°"' .. ..n .. cr1 .....,. Mllllld Ev. Olllf -..a ND11e '°"" 11 --. CA 11111 ..._ llllt1 ur ...._ to T ..... a....,.. -C.Oll:r p ...... ._ .. _,. 1Na ~ .. ~ The talllMlrWI PMOM CNS1793355 NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF BULK SALE (U.C.C. 6104, 6105 el Mq.) Eecrow No. 12716·MC Noclce Is hereby given IO c:teditors of the wfthlo named .... ltlat • OOlk Nie IS lbolJI IO be ~ of Ille assets de9ctlbed below. The names erld bu11- oess •ddresa ot the seller are RAMSEY JA· JONIE, 3636 BIRCH STREET. SUITE 170. NEW~T BEACH. CA 92660 .... The loc:a1JM.,ln Calitor· nla of lhe chief exec:vtrv• office of the ..Uer la· SAME AS ABOVE Aa llsled by the ....,, •II other bUltnUI names and •ddreuea UMd by the Mlle< wtthin three years before the date llUCh liel W.. Mnt 01 delivered IO the buyer are. AS PROVIDED TO BUYER BY SEu.ER The nlrT*I •nc:I buat-,_. ~ ol the buy1K are: JIN SOOK C~UN, 22985 CLIMB- ING ROSE OR. ~40. MORENO VALLEY, CA 92557 The ...... being llOld .,. geoefllly dncrfbed as: ALL goodwlll, fumilln. llxtlK•, eqlAp-ment. leaeehc*I loterwt. ,,.. nelM Md im- ~ ot • oettalll undwlch C8t. ~ and .,. localld 3636 BIRCH ST., SUITE 170, NEWPORT BEACH, C" 92660 The bu$neu n•med u9ld by the Miier at lh4lt loc:aliotl Is: CAFE 505 The .. 1Clc:ip9'9d di!• of .. ~ ...... Aogusl 17, 2000 Ill the olb of CHAPMAN AVENUE ESCROW, 1205 E CNpm.n AV9 .. Cringe, CA 928116. This bulk .... .. aut>- jed to Cdomia Ul1ifonn Commerclll Code Section 6101 .2 II eo IYblect. the name lllld llddr... of the l*90tl with whom clalme may be ~ le CHAPMAN AVENUE ESCROW, 1205 E. ~ Ave., Qninae, CA 92886. Ind the rut det• for filing clllms lheJI be Augutl 16, 2000, Which " lhe bulinell dly btlot9 the Hie d•t• apeclfled •bov• Del.ct JULY ZT,2000 ISi JIN SOOK Cttl.IN Publllhed Newport BHCh·Coata MeH = Piiot Augual 1, rm I w mim 11 ·~ *"'* 11 ..-.c ---1 STATEMENT OF Flctitiou1 Bualneas FictJtk>ul BualneH ABANDONMENT OF Name Statement Harne Statwnent USE OF F1CTTT10US The lol~sons The following pertons BUSINESS NAME :;e~~ f>t.ACE M~ :;e ~N.~ALL~ The lollow!ng peraon(a) K~b BEACH PLACE SURF80AROS. c) has (have) abandoned ' . WALLIN SHAPES. 821 tile use of tile lictrtK>Us L ANO MARKET. business name a) 16793 Beach Blvd , W. 18th St , Costa Ocean. Inc.. b) Willln Huntington Buch, CA Meu, Calilom<a 92627 Shapes. c) wanan Sor1· 92647 John Joeeph L•van- boards •110 1/2 RIV8r Gurdev SitlQti Sandhu, closJll, •110 1/2 RIYer Avenue, Newporl 601 S Eudid Srreet •5. Ave.. Newport Buch Beach, Caflfoou 92633 La Habrl, CA 90631 Caldomla 92663 The Fic11oous Bual· ThlS buslneu IS con-Th.s buslneu IS oon· tllu name referred to duct~ by an lndMdual dUded by an lnd>llldual above was filed lrl Of· Registrant his not yel Have you started ange Counly on begun 10 rransact bus!-d<>tng bu1mtu yet? ~~~2::&a9~tLE NO :s'~na:(a~= y~ ~=ndoslu Eric John Bassett 337 above. Thlr. atatement wu La~una Canyon Road, Gur_dev Singh Sandhu filed with the County Unit A. Laguna Beach, This statement was Cieri! of Otange County Califonua 92663 flled wilh the County on 0712812000 John MICheal Levin-Cieri! of Oraoge County 2000&1356-41 doslUAve ·. N4e1.!2.,Jl2 .. ~-~, on 07/1~13•232 ~Aug 1 8~ C .... :....... -;.::;:;,;., .......... o~"" PllOC July 1a. 25. .. , .... ,_ """""' -1 FlctitJoul Buslneu This buameaa 11 con· ~ 2000 N1me St.tement ducted by: • general T9Q5 The fotlow+ng perlOOs partnership Flctltlous Bu1lne11 sre doing buStnesa as John MldlNl Levindoeki Name Statement I N D 0 • c H I N E s E Thia statement WH The followirlj1 persons HEAL TH CENTER llled with 1t1t County are doing business as 17a.2' tMne Btvo Solte C1trll of Orange County DON wHITE SHOWER 110A Tustin CA 92780 Oil 0712812000 PAN$. 32151 Avd Los Doreet Grosam1n 2000elSSMO Am1dos Sen Juan 13206 My10td Road Ody Piiot Aug 1. 8, 15, C1postr1no Cahtorme ,..23 TU$tin Rand\. CA 22. 2000 !924 92675 92782 Flc:titloua Business Maitt Y Laing 252•2 This bu11ness " con· Nlime Sbrtetnent Barque Way Dana dluclecl by an andM<lual The 1~ l*IOnS Paw,.. Calrloml8 92629 Have you s11rted art doing bulinta u: Benjamin R Kellogg doing ~sa yet? No .,_,.., __ _... •na1 32151 Avd Loe Amigoe, Ooreet Grossman An ~""-''"" " r, San Juan CaP1strano, This 1ta1emeni wu 326 l3th Sf., Apt. •• CaJifomoa 112675 filed With lhe County Huntington Beech, CA This bustness is oon· Clei11 of Orange County 112648 dlJcted by I genefaJ on 07/07/2000 Deborah K. Marsh. partnership 2000&t337ot ~i~ Ske~ C~ Htva you .. tarted Deily Pilot ~ 11 18. 926-48 doing ~ yet? No 25, Aug 1, ~ T90Q Maltt v Laing This business II con-This stalement was duded by an lndMcWI Cou Have you 1t1rted filed with the nty doing busNaaK. . ~ No Clelil ot Orange County Deborah Ml.rah on 01 /0(1/2()()() This statement was 20009133412 rited with the County Olily Plot Aug 1. 8, 15. eterit o1 OrlnQI County 22, 2000 rm on 06l26l2000 2000U32fl0 Ody Plot ~ 25, Aug 1, 8, t5. 2000 !919 Flctltloua BuslnMI Name S......,_,t The loltowina ptl'1IOlll aredolnQ~u. AURA HAIR SALON. 2700 w. Coul Hll11MY 1227. Newport Bta<:ti. CA Kimberly (NMNI Howen, 9782 Gltrfltt crrcle. Huntington Belch. CA 92e4e Duncln (NMN) Hare, 9782 Gurett Circle, Hunlingtoo Beech, CA 92648 Q~ified is CONVENIENT wbctb(r )'OU'ft buring, sdling, or 1ust looking, cla..~ lus v.'lw )'OU nttd' CI.Ai5IFIED (949) 642-;678 ~etlot [)i.\l.'Oll fl ' 11. I 1,I t ( ~askL·t Id.. : ' 'I Thil ~ la ~ calded by huattld Ind wit• ~ '-nol yet beglM'I to nneect ~ natl~""~ bualrlUa nllnt(•) lilled abo\fl. Klmberty Nguyen Duncan Hare n. alatllMnt ... fled with the ~ QMt d Orlngt Colny on 07113/2000 Crmltf $no\"UT '*' ~ C.SArii for I.DI Ditect Cremation .. $495 Immediate Burial .. $995 (/tfd.J.n Gt.krr) Piurnngcmcm Programs Ava.ii.able for Funeral Services. cmNtioru and ..ukm ltOIMMW Olly Plot ~ 11. 25, AIG. 1, .. 2'JOO l.M44I !I j JJ07 ' I l" 1 I'\ I.' I I I I". I .... \' I \ '-. 1, I I STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?. • ..-...i· .' _..,_... .... !:. .... = ..... a ................. . ... Q, ...... -Tlw•lltl•t....., ~ If, ..... C... .... CIMr" • AW. ... II ll•11t11•ra ~NI= ... & ltl= MiNe ,_, .-ted :f.':1..1;.,.:. •D, • .,. .......... ..._ C-..,.PlatMi.t&.• ;;.,•11 .. .._w.rTNo .. , .......... • ..._ ll IDCIO -. f S * :W:: L a.Mt. C:-¥'.t'° aw.. ""= a:== !!!!.'!!!!!! JW .. &::..:'1£.~ ·-...... -: It, ,_. Ml ~-flt._. fl=H 8J 1° 111 ""= • = =.n.. Cll-.. fl:--r. .... ft I A t."lf. It, ,,. !! .... a:--t1'1"M.' vl,'"1::: • • • • • • • ~.!....~,.. . .. ~· -~ ... ~ 09-~ ,,. _________ ,, .......... --== • .. = llll~lll'•~aJlTID• ..... e .... Ratt>s und dea<lliDC'S al'f' , uJijff.t to duuigt •ithout uotic't. TilC' publi!\her rrstrft Uit right t<l m1:1or. reel if~. re~ise or rtj«t any cl~flf<l adrtrtbcmtnt. Pkase report anv t>rror tbut mu\' l>t in \Ollt rllb\5ifird ad imi1wdiately. Thr Daily PihJt aettpt· no liabilih· for anr rrror in un a<h•ertisemrut for v.•hJch ii muy be l'eltf lOIUiible CXtept for the t'OSt of thr spart a1·t11.ally ocrupied b) the emir. CJ'('(lit rt111 m1lv lw ollowr(I for tl1r first irl3t'rtio11. · - ,• -~ . ..... •V.A.• ...... IMll fllll OOlJNSE1H3 FllU UST OF H().IES HUONAREPOS 714-534-llOO '.'I II HAfl l'I ,;1 I lidl I· II ·1 Ill. 216 ·•-.. a.J' 1 ' ;' . "l_,._··-··. -"-· lyfu (949) 631-659-t (PkN ill<'luJt wur 11au1t and 11lxll1t 11u11dJrr atld n ·n rall ~m haihid11 prk't quott.) ' II< .. - I ·QAi ByPhene (IJ-49) 642-~678 By Malta Pa..: ' 3:30 Wt· t &v Sln·ct Costa ~f ~a. (.'A 1Y2627 At Nft'pocl Bll'd. & Hay .1. 420 ' I ...... • J ·---~ .. . .. I••"~•::')'''• •••• Telephone-8:30am-5:00pm Moaday-f Mlt Wolk-In 8::lOam,i;:OOpm Mooda~4'riday ' Monday ................. Friday S:OOpm Tuesday .............. Monday S:OOpm Wednesday ......... Tuesday 5:00pm \ Thursday ....... Wednesday 5:00pm . Friday ............... Thursday S:OOpm Saturday ............... Friday 5:00pm .. ,.- .. . ~ . - ... ... , A ·ADI I -.-• -1 :._ ---..,._j &.DUI .... Sllldowltow, F"'r l.oedld, Nlwt..llTl9de (154233) m.m LIXUI ..._,.. WJO ........ r·~ .. -: , . -a-= -~1 ... ~--: SEil r~ ---- lllAZDA 121 El ... Lo ni. v~ ....,, moon. roof & morel Bil al """· (744UIO) $15,9118 MAIERS (!14)540=t100 .... .,) Benz JOO •• Lo ...... Won't lM (014824) $12.990 R..E'l'CH£A JONES ..... 24.1401 ..., 1ed11 Benz C220 W Whlte/S1armarit (415200) • $11,990 R..E'l'CHER JONES 118.124.1401 llern du Benz EC20 't5 Cani S...111 (258271) $18,990 FlE'fCMER JONES ff!.124.1401 ..., c*1n Benz C2IO TT 81ac111S11nnartc (582371) $29,990 FlErCHER JONES llU.24.1401 .... *111 Benz ILJ20 .. Huny!/Starmatll (~7048) 132,990 R..E'rCH£R JONES 8p4.1401 mRCl!Dl!S -.,.. lffffr, MO, loedecl. ................ l2IOO TIUSU4" IWcury ....... QI ... Auto, lloor INl1-, 13" pollhld Midi ,.,,,,.. &CW40 $pMold -..... ~) $13,975 "811 Grody Uncol....-Cury 714-6214110 lllun Ollllt GXE 'M C""8ln cMlrl, nice IMcll ven, lolded, 1-owner $10,!!'! 714-437-tao Oldllllollle • LS, 't2 40, llJI poww, UHOOI, ale. ltlw. 69lt ml, $4950. 949· 7?3-1504 Po!'llllc Sur*e .. Aid. 01' condl Sep, air. co. Iba. llloyl, 23.6k ml. Slil under ;~:~ $8800 M 21 .. Brlfte OOPLICATlt VS. RUHEll BRIDGE WEST • K 10 7' o KlU 0 10 •J916J SOUTH •Q9 54 ti AJIJ o Al •A 104 tinued with die eiltlL When Well dis- carded • middfina club on this, declarer imnwtwcly cooceded • Irick 1hM Md IO be lost by playing low from the !Ible. The biddil1 : SOlTT'H ~ NOllTH EAST In wilh d.e jldt of clbmond&. Elll Md IO lbift to a majol' lull llld COO-clu& diet pmtner would haw IO hold more iD bemu dllal could re&IOlllbly be~ for a awilch &o chit suit io pey Off. The spede full was more "'~ IO, • the ritt a( &iving llWIY a llic:t.. Eal& _. for brob by mumina die jack a( spedeal Dec&am cove:rcd with the queen. West woo end recumed I epede IO the IC:e, llld &he conlirulllion found declarer's 9 5 ""1'0Undcd by West., 10 7. Oo-Mti one. Al meccb points, declarer did noch- ina wrona. There were 11 lricts 1f diamoods were 3·2 and aiving up such aood odds for overtJ'ICb lS a tom& fonnuJI 11 dupl.iale. 1NT Pus J O ,_ 3NT .... .... .... Opc:mng lead: Six of• In 1 pl.in conicst. superb defense by East-West defeated three DO uump. Was declarer at fault? Should the result be the same 11 Nbber bridge? . By ~·· Nonh's Jump IO three duunonds w1s nalural and pme-forcing, llld hinted 11 &lam. For obvious re&IOl\l• South WIS not inter· csted Ind s.igncd olf 11 die most like- ly makable game contnct. Noc surprisingly. West's natural openi113 lead of a club hit Eut 's sin- gleton. Declarer woo with the leo, ca.shed the ace of diamond.'l llld coo- Rubber bridac in pme of lllCJlh. a cl>lor. Overtricb pale in Impor- tance OOl'1)pared lO ~ the con- IJ'ICt, 10 decllrcr llhouJd stnVe IO pro- ICCI ipinll East holdina four dia- monds IO the jldt or ICl'I. Cornet IS 10 win the fine trick in dummy and lead a low diamond, insening the eisti1 when East follows low. -Wl:(t WUIS wilh the ten. but tbcrc is neway the defenders can collect four s~ lricb wilh West on lead -try u for younelf. At best the defcndm can take three spade llicks and the con· lr'ICt rolb home. ROU.I ROYCE 73 TOYOTA 4 llUNNER .. VOlVO .. CORHICHE HAN>TOP Blacll Jadlll~. Fully llO Turtle> W1p, .,..,i WllltWn, low = l.oldld, Only 25lt Iii. ...,,_..,pnm pkf. ,_AC end CO. (062~ $111,787 "'AA, utrM, IOIC m , 111.too ... 7f0.7t13 LEX llS8'0N VIEJO MMtl-2117 Mt-314-0tM Toyota Cotolll '91 vw Clbltolll Convwt 4 door, 5 ~ VLlAGER WAGON .. .. Red'blk 1'· Sepd. co~. 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