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Home My WebLink About2001-08-31 - Orange Coast Pilot• tf )IO\.I <Ml snelkoutof wOf1l eif1y, to<S.y's the d9y. It'll be quite nice in the late afternoon, compete with fine surl. S..~2 SERVlNG TI-fE NEWPORT -MESA COMMUNmES SINCE· 1907 ON 11tE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM FRIDAY, AUGUST 31 , 2001 ·Protesters march against co:q1_!act prop.e>Sals • Workers at Fairview Development Center join state employees from across Calif omia to drum up support for wage increases. Lolita Harper DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -More than 50 people, some of them carrying a 12- foot puppet of Gov. Gray Davis, rallied outside of Fairview Developmental Center on Thursday to protest the lack of money allocated for stale employ- . ees in the budget. Marching to such tunes as "Get Up Stand Up,• by Bob Marley and the Wtulers, members of the American FPdPraJ State County and Municipal Employees Local 2620 picketed to gam support for a better contract that is being negotiated in Sacramento. "We haven't had a decent contract in more than seven years, and now they're trying to tell us there im't enough money in the budget,• union member Tom Winnett said. Informational protests, such as this one, were scheduled all over the state, marchers said. State employees are protesting the pay increases they've been given. wt year, they received a 4 % increase compared with the average in Califor- nia of 5.2%, they said. A representative from the gover- nor's office could not be reached for comment. Marchers included pharmacists, therapists, social workers and psychol- ogists at Fairview Developmental Center. The state hospital employs more than 2,000 workers, making it the city's largest employer, officials said. "We're all required to have at least bachelor's degrees, if not master's, but we are paid much less than others in the same field,• union member Richard Glabnan said. Glabnan, 51, is a qualified mental retardation professional and, although he is highly educated, said he has trouble supporting his family on his salary. Fellow marcher Marla Morgan echoed his concern. "I'm lucky my husband has a good- paying computer job or I'd be in real trouble,• she said. Workers such as Willett, Glatman and Morgan work with about 820 severely disabled patients, they said. "If it weren't for the bond I have made with my families, I would've been out of here a long time ago,• Morgan said. SEE P:ROTEST PAGE 4 PHOTOS 8'1" ~DAY MASSEY I DAll.Y P'l.OT The Orange Coast College vanity men's crew team works on stroke technique on Tbunday, the flnt d•y of practice thh season. More than 75 people showed up for the early morning practice on the Udo Channel. ) Moving ·Forward • The OCC crew program experienced some pain, but memories of Brian Sweet calmed the Pirates at their first practice Thursday Steve Vl,..n DAILY PILOT T here was something different about the Orange Coast College boathouse on Udo Channel early Thursday. When dawn broke, Dave Grant rearranged mag- netlc nameplates on his team's board. He removed names of crew members who aie no longer with the program. But there was one such name that remetnect. Brian Sweet. His SEE FORWARD PAGE 4 Covering the ·OOck-to-school ache GREG FRY I DAILY PLOT Uly Mistry, center, who Is carrying an effigy of Gov. Gray Davis. and Deborah Jones, left, marched along Harbor Boulevard on Thursday for higher salaries at Fairview Developmental Center. Boundary change would affect city •Costa Mesa may receive new Assembly representation in the form of Republican Ken Maddox. PaulCllnton DAJLY PILOT NEWPORT-MESA Assemblyman John Camp- bell (R-hvine) bas begun writing bis farewell speech to Costa Mesa. Under the latest proposal to redraw district boundaries across the state in both the Assembly and Senate, Camp- bell would lose the city. It would be replaced by Lake Forest. The proposal, announced Wednesday, isn't final. But those involved Ul the process said only minor adjll$tments to the map are expected before the Legislature consid- ers it. The new map must be finalized by Sept. t 4. Instead of Campbell, Costa Mesa would be represented by Assemblyman Ken Mad- dox (R-Garden Grove). The change would sadden oty officials who lauded Camp- bell for tus accessibility and responsiveness. ·1n general, I would say that Assemblyman Campbell has been very good to work with,• Costa Mesa Mayor Lib- by Cowan said "I would be very disappomted [for Costa Mesa) to be moved out of his SEE BOUNDARY PAGE 4 El Toro backers bus up airport support • Group is putting together a delegation for Tuesday's supervisor meeting on the planned airport. _ PMllOlnton DAll.Y PllOT NEWPORT BEACH - Come Tuesday, aiJport sup- porteni say they will be ready to load up their own magic bus. On that day, members of the Airport Working Group pian to tend four bUles to the Orange County 80ud of Supervisors meeting. The board is holding a public bearing on its enVU"onmental analysis of the airport for the dosed El Toro Manne Corps Air Stabon. "It's a show of support,• said Dave Ellis, the group's spokesman. "It's a culmina· tion of eight yea.rs of haJd work." The base was tagged few closure in 1993, even though the Marines didn't leaw until 1998. In that time, the woridDg group has been at the fore- front of efforts to put a com- mercial airport at the bue. SEE A.,_PORT MGl 7 w._._......._ __ 11 ______ , . ._..;.......__...;..,;, --·~ ......... --· ---.. ~-~· • Y..,.ef I I t t I :The 1•..,,.... .... f111 .. _,1rt-• ttne-ct.y foOct, wine •nd muik festJval to be Mid Sept. 14-11 9t Fmhlon ~ -WIH fffture tastes from more than 30 Newport 8HCh ~ 15 C.Ufomia wfnenes and .,, entertalrwnent llMYP Including The =Toto end KC a the Sooshlne Band. All ententlnment Ii Included In the price of ..,,~Is $15. HoUnare6to 11 p.m. ~ ,,.. 4to 11p.m.Sept15and noon toe p.m. Sept. 1e. Children younger than 3 WUI be admitted free on Sept. 15 and 16. Fashion Island is It Newport Center Drive, Newport Be~. lnf~tlon: (949) 729-4400. PHOTOS BY GREG FRY I OAlY Pl.OT Chelsey Holland plays Dorothy during a dress rehearsal for .. The Wizard of Oz" at the Costa Mesa Playhouse. Y~Chang DAILY PILOT L ittle farmers draped in old· fashioned, appropriately Kansas-style overalls can't hide the fact that their tum· mies are round. A 10-year-old named Anna Fur- man is costumed as Miss Gulch -an austere-looking woman in drab black garb. · Sophia Evans, just 7 years old and only 3-foot-9, trots around in a black leotard dotted with fur. She's eating her way through a snack pack of vanilla pudding before rehearsal starts. The fur blotches are a Labrador yellow. Her headband has fur ears. Her nose is colored black. Sophia is Toto. 1\vo teenagers rule over this cos- tumed madhouse that is the back- stage area of the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse. Raebel Furman, 15, and Chloe Cox, 16, are old-timers when it comes to directing a cast of kids. They did it wt swnmer for a musical Rachel wrote called "Sunny,• which was staged at Newport Harbor High. "The Wtzard of Oz,• in contrast, is a breeze considering that anyone who's anyone in the theater world already knows the mus1cal well enough. Prom arranging who will tum pages for pianist Natalie Otro to piddng up the child who will play the Scarecrow at his home, the two teens with theattlcal ambitions have everything under control. Ila~ VOL t5, NO. 2J1 ............. MIWw ,..,~. .... ..,,......, Sophia Evans portrays Toto ID tbe Costa Mesa Playhouse productton of .. The Wizard of Oz." And sitting 1n the front seat with note pads on laps dwing a rehearsal Wednesday, they insisted moments be repeated until it ran completely right. They clapped in encowage- ment for songs well sung. They reminded Toto-repeatedly to just stick with Dorothy. "In the end, it's really rewarding, being able to see what you've done,• Rachel said. "I really like little kids, and it's fun teaching them." With a cast of 31 kids from local Teenagers Rachel Furman and Chloe Cox are directing. an all-child cast of the classic tale at the Costa Mesa Playhouse schools -most from Kaiser Elemen- tary -and a technical crew of Rachel's and Chloe's peers from Newport Harbor High, the two New- port Beach girls will stage "The Wiz- ard of Oz" through tonight with two shows. They've produced, directed, choreographed and helped costume the production all summer, doing it on a personal whim with no adult help. A connection to the president of the playhouse got them their stage. "It's pretty tough having to deal with everything, hard to figure out what little kids' potential is,• Rachel said. "Sometimes I make up a dance, and then I have to completely . change it because the kids can't do it.. Chloe said the challenge lies in getting the young cast to pay atten- tion. But there are benefit& to being a young director, she said. "I think you can relate to the kids more because you know hew they're feeling,• she said. "I can be on more of the same level with the kids in it. i. ... " ..... MOWectllf ~57"42)4 BEADUt$ HODlNE (949) 6421086 right: No,,_. stof1ll, ~ edltofW INtw "'~ her'lfn c.11"1 be~ without """1a.n ~·of~ O#NI. ~ ............ ,..~ .,....,...,.,,. tal.llMIJIM••ai- t' swr a.. ..... ~ 'lfJ4ll o:imc1ients.ebout the p.iiy "10t or news ttps. \ 'ADQRE$$ \ Our ~111 llO w. ~St.. CostAI MeM,CADG1, •.•,,•,I""' I '"" ~Chttlr \MM-. ........ OINcWr Otmt end_,.,...,,~ 574'4UI It ..... ~polkyto ~ CGrPKt ... ...,. ol tubltlncll. ...... ml~ 574-4231. ~COM .......... COM ..... ,._,,~ 57""175 ,.,....,. ...... ,..* ... ............. ......,._.... .. S7..clll ~f"' \tll::• I d$CIDllt ........ Ooity Pilot CHECK II OUT .Balboa Branch library has collection on sail 0. n the shores of a sea- bugging city, there's testimony to locals' abiding interest in maritime themes in the Balboa Branch library's Nauticai Collection. New additions to one of California's most comprehen- sive compilations of books, videos and periodicals about boating and sailing include lllcbard Woodman's .. BalUc Mission." Set in 1807, this seventh tale in the Nathaniel Drinkwater series finds the HMS Antigone pitted against Napoleon in the Baltic Sea. As country after country falls to French domination, the able captain faces challenges born of military disaster and diplomatic intrigue. Also sure to appeal to naval action fans is Patrick O'Brtan's .. The Com- modore," newly available as a book on compact disc. The 17th title in the Aubrey- Maturin sequence finds the intrepid skipper and sur- geon-cum-secret agent on a decoy mission to New Guinea. After pushing on to Ireland to thwart Napoleon, Maturin returns home to domestic chaos: The daugh· ter born after he left England is unable to speak, and his beloved wife has run away. The adventures of the dar- . tng captain that O'Brian used as the model for Jack Aubry are covered in .. Cochran." Robert Harvey's page-turner about seaman Thomas Cochran. CaUed "the sea wolr by Napoleon, Cochran's exploits read like fiction in tb1s mmpelling biography. There are 16 hours of high-tech thrills on compact disc in •JD.lo Class,• 1n which hlrlck Robinson por- trays major powers vying for - • 41 '· . control of the seas. The action involves the sale of dead- ly Russian submarines to China and the U.S. Navy's attempt to stop delivery with- out starting World War m. For readers who prefer real-life drama, naval histori· an Andrew Lambert surveys Brief!J.in DATIBOOK 'GYJ>sy' auditions coming Wednesday The Musical Theater Acad· emy of Orange County will bold auditions for the fall class production of "Gypsy" from 4:30 to 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Musical Theater Academy, 2.488 Newport Blvd., Suite C- 2, Costa Mesa. Children between the ages of 13 and 18 are encouraged to audition. Younger performers, betweenthea9es of 7and11, mould try out from 3:15 to S p.m. Wednesday and Sept. 12 and 19. ~ two centuries of conflict in .,War •t Sea lD the Age of Sall.• Set in the 17th through mid-18th century, the illus- trated volume vividly depicts how oceangoing forces developed into instruments of world control Reaching farther back is Nigel Plddord's .. The Atlas of Ship Wrecks a.ad Treasure." From RoII16Jl ships laden with bronze statues to World War ll blockade runners, this is a comprehensive guide to lost ships and their treasures. Moving into modem age, John Hayward and C.W. Borldund detail Vice Adm. Chicle Hayward's career in "Bluejacket Admiral" A high school dropout who became a nuclear physicist, Hayward was both eminently successful and bwnanJy colorful. The story of his role in developing the atom bomb is jus- tification enough for this biography, but Hayward's contributions to the U.S. Navy go significantly beyond that pertod. After all this reading. any- one interested in the sea may be ready to relax on board a great vessel. For virtual pas- sage, check out .,Tbe Super- llnen: 'IWt· light of an Er .. " a National Geographic video otter- ing a nostal- gic glimpse - at the era of magnificent ocean liners -oneof60 new videos recently added to the Nauti- cal Collection. Everyone who auditions will get a part. Performances will be held Jan. 18-20. Tuition is $85 a month. Schol- arships are available. Infor- mation: (949) 646-6624. SCR gets donation from Holiday Inn South Coast Repertory received a donation of $2,400 from the Holiday Inn Costa Mesa Orange County Airport, which recently held a grand opening fo1 ib renovated space, from ~ from a silent auc:Uon and a matching sum from Hanford Hotels Inc. The Ronald McDonald House in Orange received a $1 ,200 check. · Daily Pilot . . • ' Fridoy, ~st 3 T, 2001 3 ' Federal tax refund both bOon and bust Voluntary manslaughter gets woman 6 years Lolita ....., intended to give some of DAILY PlloT ttie natiOn's swplus back to the people and help jump. COSTA MESA -For start a sl6wing economy. some businetlles, the feder-Honie Depot customer al tu refund ii doing exact-Mike Murray -whose cart ly what Federal Rel8l'Ve was loaded with various Chairman Alan Greenspan home improvement Items and President George Bush -said )le plans to spend ~ed it to do. his re!>ote paying for the Otherl regard it as a remodeling of his kitchen. good promotion gone bad. · •1 should save it. but it's all Both Home Depot and going into my home. With the Ugly ~ Car Sales stock market the way it is, my have UMd the tu rebates hOUle ii my best invest- as part of their marketing ment," the JO.year-old H\Dlt· strategy but have seen mgm Beach resident said. drastically different results. While Home Depot is Oflk:ials at Heme Depot reaping the benefits of its said they have seen an tax rebate marketing strat-mae.e m Nlei becaUle of egy, Ugly Duckling, a car the reamt ta rebate. bl fact. dealership on Harbor part of their marketing ltnde-Boulevard, said the effects gy allows people to C8lh their have been minimal. refund check tn the store Ugly Dodding bas offered While making a pu.rdlase. to double anybody's tax Home Depot manager rebate when it is used toward Clad. Ferwell seki be bas a down payment. In the last received many inquiries mootb. hoWever, the car~ from customers about the enbip has mly sold three am prunotion and expects to see using that pttch, sa1es manag- e¥en more shoppers u more er Danyl Sperry said. checks are sent out. "Frankly, it's one of our Aldlough be has not kept worst promotions ever," sp«ific figures, Farwell said Sperry said. there has been a definite Speny said he received a swell tn business already. few phone «alls from poten- "I' d say that a majority of tial buyers but . doesn't our warehouse sales is due expect the tax ~it to pro- to Bush's extra kickback," duce a major increase in he said .. sales. Ugly Duckling does According to Bush's tax its best business during cuts, qualifying housebokls April, when it offers to do will receive between $300 buyers' tax returns for free and $600 in the coming as long as the refund is used month or so. The move was as a down payment, he said. •Newport resident admits to driving over her husband with the couple's car. DfflNI llharnh D AILY PILOT SANTA ANA-A 41-year- old Newport Beach woman who pleaded guilty to volun- taiy manslaughter for llilling her husband by running him over twice with their car was sentenced Thursday lo six years ln state prison. Orange County Superior Court Judge Richard Toohey denied defense a ttorney William Kelley's request to sentence his client to proba- tion or three years in prison. Leslie Van Houten, no rela- tion to her iuimesake involved in the Charles Manson bial, was arrested Feb. 2, 2000, on suspicion of murder. Authori- ties said she argued earlier that d ay with her a]Jegedly abusive husband, 52-year-old Kenneth Jerome, at their trail- er park on West 15th Street. The couple was fighting about who should take their purple Geo Storm, officials said. When they could not agree, Van Houten took the car and drove it into Jerome as he was riding his bike. Witnesses told police that she accelerated the car in reverse and ran him over as he lay in the street. Last year, Van Houten pleaded not guilty lo the mur- der charge. but in June she took a deal from the Orange County district attorney by pleading guilty lo the volun- tary manslaug hter charge. · FILE PHOTO Newport Beach traffic investigators Mark Miller, left, and Howard Eisenberg look over the bicycle at the scene of the homicide of Kenneth Jerome last year. Deputy Dist. Atty. Carolyn Carlisle-Raines, who prose- cuted the case, said Thursday that she is satisfied with the judge's sentence. She said the allegations of spousal abuse added another di.inension to the case. "It's unfortunate someone chose to take law in their own hands instead of seeking l09al alternatives.· she said. She said Van Houten's motives were • nuxed. • "There were a number of factors,· Carlisle-Rames SaJd. "That includes understand- able human emotions such as OPEN LABOR DAY anger and rage.· Van Houten and her hus- band were married 17 years and lived in the same house, but they "were miserable." Kelley said. "He was a dlronic abuser.· he said. "He has had a history of domestic violence and drug abuse.· Kelley said tus client was ·extremely sdtisfie d • with the sentence. "You don't walk dway sad from something like Uus, but you're not ecstatic about it either,• he said. Van Houten received cred- it for 660 days she hds already served in prison. She is expected to be reledsed in dbout four years. SABATINO'S f{, -1.1111.1111 ,\ I "'" ''11111 .II ti '·"''·'~' I • MEXICAN RESTAURANT THE ~us GOLDE N OPPORTUNITY Special Year-E nd Deals On Your Pnvorilc Lexus This .Labor Dey Weekend' "Your home deserves the very best in digital technology!" 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NIWPOUIUCH • AGATI: V.ndets r.portedly sa1tched a car In the 100 blod( It 8:12 a.m. TUesdty. • ~ .OUUVAllD: Dltotdef'fy conduct 1nvoMng elcohol was reportell In 1he 2800 block at 1 a.m. Wtdnesday . • llM ~ Vandlllbm was reported lri the 2900 bk>dt It 5:46 p.m. Wednesday. • aan• • o ~A prowlet was reported In the '• llllVADA AVINUls A gm ttWft was tepOl'1lld In the 3300 block It 12:o9 p.m. Wtldneldly. •~~AA a.Mitt was reported in1he 2400 blodtlt 7:05 p.m. Wedne:fdey. • AVOCADO Avma A cellulM phone WIS repoft· ed stolen from• restaurant In the 800 blodc at 10:12 a.m. Tuetc:Niv. • IAYWOOD DllllVE: A briefcase and a Qkulator were reported stolen from • pariced car In the 400 block It 11 :<>6 1.m. Tuesdty. • PllOMQN10IW '°"" !An Somebody report- edly saw• person dimb onto the second-floor balcony of a home In the 200 block It 9:10 a.m. Tuesday. 200blocXIt12:1S 1.m. Wednesday. . • COUW A~ A vehicle burglary was report- ed In the 3100 blocX at 4:33 p.m. Wednesday. • SAIC:IOCA DRIW NID ........awat AVBAIE: A hit-and-run was reported It S:09 p.m. Wednesday. • MOADDEN S11lllE1' ANO OCIAN RlON't A buch bag was report.ed stolen at 2:45 p.m. Tuesday. • SANTIAGO DRIVE: MnOylng phone CIHs were reporttd In the 1000 bloctc •t 9:3S a.m. Tuesday. •YIU.A POnm Property worth $1,000 was reported stoten from a home at 2:A5 p.m. Tuesday. • R.OWllt S1'lllln Annoyfng phone ~lls were • EAST WILSON ~ Vandallsm was reported In the 100 block at 8:18 a.m. ~nesday. . . ~-~~~~-------~~---~--~-~--"•·~~-~~ Last summer swell comes to ~ewport It might be w.mmer's parting gttt to~ surlen tn Newport Beach;• Local offldal1 say they expect a fairly large awell Priday that might well last tJ>.rough the holiday week- end. Waves could be any- where between 4 and 6 feet, sald Ufeguard Spe- BOUNDARY CONTINUED FROM 1 district but would certainly build relationships where we need to.• In addition to Costa Mesa, Maddox would also receive 10.42% of Newport Beach, an area that would include Hoag Hospital. The move was made large- ly because of population growth in South County that required the shrinking of Campbell's district. Campbell also represents Irvine, Aliso Viejo, Tustin and Laguna Beach. Campbell's district would take on a decidedly more South County slant with the addition of Lake Forest. However, Campbell said his airport views would not change .. "Whether I represent Lake Forest and Irvine or Costa Mesa and Newport Beach, my position on El Toro retnains unchanged,• Camp- bell said. ,. - The assemblyman has said the county doesn't n~ a second airport at the closed El Toro Marine C~IpS Air Sta- tion or any other location. While the airport issue has daJJlt Am Van Dyke. ·we're already ~ i1gm of it today.• be Mid 1bun&y. •1t•1 aJreedy )lil- ting 4 to 5 leet today. It's something we reAJly need." Tilat coupled with warm water temperatures - tjose to 10 degrees - might make it one of the busiest weekends of the summer, Van Dyke said. become somewhat of a litmus test in any political contest in Orange County, state legisla- tors will ultimately have little to say about how the closed base is used. "In an Assembly race, the (candidate's) position on the airport is irrelevant," New- port Beach Councilman Gary Proctor said. "The Assembly has nothing to do with the issue.• If the change is made, Maddox -who would lose Buena Park and other North County areas -would find it less difficult to get reelected. The assemblyman, a for· mer Tustin police officer, bas had to win election in a "tar- get district,• where Democra- tic candidates have mounted legitimate threats to his seat. •Losing my areas and picking up some Republican areas is going to make my life a lot easier," Maddox said. Maddox, a former Garden Grove City Councilman who lives in Garden Grove, was first elected in Novem&er of 1998:-He was reelected last year ... • PAUL CUN1'0N covers the envt- ronment and John Wayne Airpon. He may be reached at (949) 764- 4330 or by e-mail at paul.dintonOlatlmes.com. ... FORWARD CONTINUED FROM 1 nameplate will always stay on the OCC crew's board. The Pirates held their first day of practice for the fall season Thwaday, the first day of training without Sweet; their teammate who died after<:~ ing during a workout Aug. 16 at ()Cl::\ · LeBard Stadium. Sweet's initial autopsy proved inconclusive and results of further tests to determine the cause of death are expected next week. At Thursday's practice, the mood was light. There was some laughter and a few smiles. Sweet's friends agreed qtey dealt with the loss of their late teammate Sat· urday at a memorial service at the boathouse. Yet, pain was still pre5ent Thursday as 78 people came with hopes of joining the OCC men's crew program. For some, this was their first experi- ence with a ra~g shell and rowing. For others, it was the first time they would practice without Sweet. "I don't know if I can talk about it anymore," Grant said as bis eyes began to water. He took a deep breath and sighed. •He was a won.deJful guy. I'm very fond of him. I've known bis family for 30 years. He was a good ath- lete and a cheerful guy. He always had a mille. It's been a long two weeks. We'll miss him." Grant made no mention of Sweet throughout the team's practice. He said Saturday's service was enough. He described the memorial service as touching and said more than 500 peo- ple attended. Grant was among those who spoke at the service. He used to race with Sweet's grandfather, Dick Sweet, and has known the family ever since. "I said that we would leave bis' [name) there.· ~t said, while staring , at the board. •1 said that we would remember him that way. His [name) will always be on the board, and that means he's always here. I didn't say anything about him today because everybody knows it. Like they said about the underground in Denmark during the war: Most of what is being said is not being said. The people who didn't know [Brian), it would have no effect on them if I mentioned him. But for the people who knew Brian, I think Saturday was the right way to end that ... He's here.• MAAWHA DAY MASSEY I DALY Pl.OT Coach Dave Grant points ou~ boats In the Orange Coast College boathouse during orlentaUon for the varsity men's crew team. To the Pirates, Brian Sweet remains at the OCC boathouse. It's the reason, they were able to smile at Thursday's practice. The memory of Sweet was the reason they joked with one another. Chris Pope was biS usual sell. 1boogb he misses one of bis best friends. Pope was rather cheerful at the training session. But, be admitted, there was something, actually some- one, missing. Pope found Sweet after he collapsed as the two were training together, run- ning up and down the stadium steps. "It's not the. same without him," Pope said. "I was thinldng about him today, while we were sitting here this morning. His (name) is up there. But there's something missing. He was in my boat last year. You usually want your whole boat to come back. It real- ly feels like something is missing.• , Grad.l moved praetil:e. llong quick- ly. He Introduced the rad:ng ·sbells to the new athletes. He spoke of his love for rowing. "In terms of teamwork, there's prob- ably not any sport which is more geared toward the importance of work· ing together,• Grant told the crowd. •There's some valuable lessons which come from how important it is to work together. And you'll see that as you get further and further into rowing.• When the Pi.rates mAde their way to the water, that's when more memories or Sweet unfolded. For coxswain Kristal Maw, Sweet will always be a happy memory. She laughed when asked what she would r~ most of Sweel ·Him and Pope were such goofballs together,• Maw said. Walking down to the dock today, I thought about him. He would've been on varsity this year. We had the memorial service here, so you couldn't help but think about him." For the next two weeks, the Pirates will practice five days a week, begin- ning at 6 a.m. Grant said be enjoys the early morning practice because that's when the water is calm and the re is no traffic. Grant made Thursday's practice light to accommodate orientation for the pewcomers. As practices continue, some will drop the idea of being a part of the OCC crew program. But for those who were on the team last year, thl$ seMOD eeeins destlned10be .oiie- umfg special with Sweet's nameplate on the wall of the boathouse. Just before practice ended, Grant gave his athletes parting words. ·vou've all done very well today,• Grant said, speaking through the megaphone as bis team rowed into the docks. "Every day we're going to learn something new. Tomorrow we'll start again and on time." • STEVE VIRGEN covers sports. He can be reached at (949) 764-4325 or by e-mail at stt11e. vi rgcmOlatif'flfl. com. PROTEST stn.ke, they said. Each of them worked Thursday tiut orga- nized a job action for their lunch hour. Other labor unions also sacrificed their midday break to show sup- port for their colleagues. CONTINUED· FROM 1 She may start looking for other work if a suitable compromise isn't reached in contract negotiations, she said. Protesters were not on • LouTA HARPER coven Cost.I Mesa. She may be reached at-(949) 574-4275 or by e--mail at lo//U.,,.rp-erOlatimes.com. · All Branda of Hip-Grade Watcha~ ~ lo Oar Shop With One YC91 Wan.Dey. We do batteries while you wait (actpt Monda)'I) PIERCE BROTHERS BEll IROADWAY Mortuary * Chapel Cremation 110 Broadw$Y, Costa Mesa 842-9180 I I Daily Pilot • 1 I -' 1 1 I -I, I ' I ®· .. , I '--' I t ~ U. I ...... I • --=; I I I l U l L-' 2111 • -- 811 I • ,I ' I ' '-., ' . -,, ' ' -.:. . t . _ l~ 1 '--• L ... . '90TOTOTA COIOl.U Alf~ camll• 12334613489491 •5801 '91 HONDA ACCOIOLX ~.air,"'~. 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Perfect for that blade-tie event on the Orange Coast is this Robert Danes blac:k·white curvilinear strapless gown ($3,245), paired with an elegant black velvet evening coat ($1,555). .. . . E THE CALIFORNIA COASTAL COMMISSION AND THE BRITA PRODUCTS COMPANY STRAWBERRY FARMS GOLF CLUB California ·COASTAL. CLEANUP DAY Saturday SeptemHr 15th . LABOR QAY WEEKEND SPECIAL . Golfer must present this ad to receive offer :... SAT -SUN -MON per player ( $40 Savings) Valid for up to 4 players Doily Pilot TODAY The Unt day of Orange Co.IC~'t film as literature course wW meet frOm 6 to 10:15 p.m. Students wUl learn about cultural, mythic, religious, hil- torical and philosophical elements related to film, as well u write on and analyze important American and for- eign films. OCC's fall enrollment fees are $11 per unit. (114) 432-5072. TUESDAY Orange Coast College'• Atblettc Department will host ttl third annual Get Acquainted Barbecue from S to 6:30 p.m. at LeBard Stadium on the OCC campus. The barbecue 11 open to all OCC athletes, coaches, 1tudent government memben and administra- tors, and members of the local media.· 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. WEDNESDAY A 1lx-week dus 1p9mo.recl by Flolilla 21 of the Coast Guard Awdliary on boating skills and tlMD>ANhfp will begin at 7 p.m. at N8"'J>Olt Beach Har- bor Department, 1901 Bayside Drive, Corona del Mar. $45 includes text, wtn'k'book and graduation. (714) 628- 9777 or (714) 813-7699. SEPT. 7 The Single Gourmet., a ptbertng for budnel1 and Pl'O_fellM>nal :fr aget 30 to 50 wbo m..e and gNat food, wW bGld its .-nt at :p.m. at Plnot ProvflDCle .lD CCiita ~ S75, or S65 for memb•. ~atio~ r:equlr8d. Pric9 tncW8I fo.J."! tax and gratuity. (9'9) IM.-S2 or http://www.slnglegowmetlatit.com. SIPT. I The Orange Cowaty Mineral ..... Lap- idary Society will host a rock moving so.le from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sept. 8 and 9 at 2737 Lorenzo Ave., Colt.a Mesa. (714) 972-8043 or (714) 546-4389. Big Brolben md •t S111en ol Ormge County will hokl a Mardi Gra and Casino Night at the Wlage Crean Mansion 1n Newport Beach beginning at 6 p.m. Ticketl ant $50. A live jaz.z band, Cajun-ttylli dinner, silent auc- tion and C4lln<> tablll will provide the entertainment. (114) S.4-1773. SEPT. 9 The 40tb unual SantoooCN"e Contest presented by the Commodores Club of the Ne"YJ)Ort Harbor Arett Chamber of Commeh::e will take place from t1 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Big Corona del Mar State Beach. Anyone is invited to get a team together to sign up with the Newport Harbor Chamber of ·Commerce. Fees are $60 for the Master's Class (archi- tectural firm.I), $40 for Business Class {all other businesses), $20 for families and other organizations (dvtc groups, youth groups and service clubs). Prizes and plaques will be awarded for over- all best aeation, most unique sandcas- tle and sculpture, and most humorous. All entrants receive one free round-trip ticket on the Catalina Flyer. Call to make reserv,tions. (949) 729-4400. The first of eight tum pro- grams of Orange Coat Col- lege's Anncbalr Adventures travelogue ierles, spomored by the Automobile Club of Southern California Travel Bureau. will present James Tompkins' Wm •Emigrant Road: An Oregon Trail Adven- tvre" al 7 p.m. Sepl 14 ... South African Safari," above, by leading Canadian wtldlUe doc- umentary filmmaker John Wil- son, will show at 7 p.m. March 22. Both films will screen in OCC's Robert B. Moore The- atre, 2701 Falrvtew Road, Cos- ta Mesa. $9, S7 if paid in advance. Tickets are available ln OCC's Community Educa- tion Office. (714) 432-5880. AIRPORT CONTINUED FROM 1 board meeting, airport sup- porters will e.at breakfast at the Newport Dunes Resort. The buses will then "whisk you away to a day of hve democracy," according to an invitation. They are also promised •a wonderful lunch• and a bus ride back home. the day, the board will take public testimony about the environment.al review. A final vote on a possible airport at the base is set for Sept. 17. enthusiasm. "H's e xtremely sdd and unfortunate that the county has made a shambles of the environmental rPv1ew, • South County spokeswoman Meg Waters said . "Whdl hap- pens (on Tuesday! isn't the end of the gamP It's just a sideshow.· The buses. set to leave ln pairs dt B and 8:30 a.m., are the culnunation of a recent public-relations blitz by the group. In the past week, the group has sent out gift bags of goodies -pens, bumper stickers and T-shirts. They all carry messages on a sunilar theme •El Toro Airport . . . For the Puture of Orange County" ts one slogan. B<>forc head.mg to the ( r' i 1 I : . '' I ... _ -· Support Our SChools SOOpHarbor BIVd. of Cars The group's program is being funded by a $3.6-rrul- lion grant given to the group by Newport Beach in March. Ellis said a broad group of North County leaders will attend the breakfast and ride the buses. At the Tuesday meeting, expected to run for most of ·- • teak Prime Rib RibE Dclm:ico Porterhouse New York The pubhc comment pen- od for the report has already ended, so comments heard Tuesday are not likely to affect the outcome. State law requires the county to hold a hearing before certifying the report. South County leaders also said they would attend the Tuesday hearing but with less Steak Tartarc ~Table-Side) Steik Diane ~ Table--Sidc) New York Pepper Steak (~Table-Si&) BcefSt~ofT Filct of BCcf Oscar Filct Mia.non · • Beef Wclli~n • Chatcaubriind Bouqueticrc • Rack ol Lamb l;:ibJ:;r ·c .. w.n~••M • MUl QJNTON covers the envi- ronment and John Wayne Airport. He may ~ reached at (949) 764- 4330 or by e·mail at paul.clintonOlati~com. CHANG CQ.NTINUED FROM 1 I aied, we stood there, leaned on the car, opened the doors, dosed the doon, bugged some more, cned some more, reopened the doors. Then they started getting in. My dad's face crumpled, and he motioned with his hand for me to go to my room. I broke. I saw him cry. They dosed the doors. They left. I watched the car disap- pear down a street called Charles Street and stood there even with nothmg left to see. The tears turned Ullo an ache. It was the most awfuJ ache. I thought it would never go away. Back in my tittle room, I drank the diet Coke and lis- tened to Mazzy Star. I cleaned, I read, did every- thing I could to forget that my two favorite people in the world were about lo get on a plane dnd travel across oceans dnd continents and be apart from me until wrnter break. I did everything but sob. Friday,~ 31 , 2001 7 The drama, I know. For four yean, my IDOID called and cried after bavtng eaten salmon -one d. my favorite foods -and iam.nt- ed the tragedy that I couldn't eat it with her. My dad called and uked. 111 bis rnan-<>f-llttle-word.s way, how I was doing and whether I was eating and how fast I was driving. I'd say ·1 miss you!" before hanging up, and he'd say •yeah, yeah, OK" and hang up quickly before the emo- tions crept in. I never told them when I got sick. I never called my mom after watctung mother- daughter movies like "Stel- la· that make me bawl every time. I never forgot to call after eating salmon, to share the joy. And I'm still that way. My parents are too. The c.a.Us, the salmon, the fake voices to hide fevers dild the Ou -for- ever the Chang way. The one difference? No more ache. • YOUNG 0tANG writes featurM. She may be reiKhe:j at (949) 574- 4268 or by e-mail at young.changOlatimes.com. Donate your vehicle. 1-888-308-6483 Set hope in motion to improve local lives. • RVs • Boa~ • Real Estate • Tax Deductible • • • • . I -•MMY MLet everyone beHeve we're not very good, whJle we work hard, play, together and belleve hi ourselves ....• Ir;, ~ Estancle High football coech end his c<*hlng staff 8 Friday, August 31 2001 ............ Roe-Cort.on • 949..57 44223 • ESTANCIA IMPAO DEPT. ll!wJs BRADSHAW 6-3, 189, Jr. Fonner Newport Harbor Sailor will start at quarterback and defeostve end. Considered ·best football JUNIOR TANIELU e layer" on team. 5-11, 170. Sc Yet another in the Tanlelu clan. he hopes to have a break- through year at running back and outside linebacker. NAlll llwuMAN 6-0, 170, Sr. Already a two-year varsity starter in Texas, he ::r.:·s receiver and outside linebacker. JERMAINE SNEU. 5-10, 175, Sr. A recent arrival from Fountain Valley, he ·n start at receiver and cornerback and provide leadership. MARio MA OAS 5-10, 210, Sr. A physical dghtend and Inside linebacker, he'll be looked upon to pJ'O\llde muacle on both 8'dee of ball. llAYMoND ROMUA 5-8, 165, Sr. T ewll Bradshaw .L.brtDgs great potedll to Estancia utlle'8am'lfteld general. He'9 • buk: caplUle ol tbe Eagles, wttll no aperlence at the pololtion. But u his co.m wm ten you. "'He'• got a gun for an um.• OAl.V Pl.OT PHOTO BY SEAN HlilR . VROOM AND The Eagles have skill-position speed to burn, but room to run just may be scarce. lenyF...,_ 0MYPl.oT COSTA MESA -With tbelr glistening new Jerseys, fancy winged bebnets and enough speed to leeft defmdve becks In the dust, tbe P.atanda High receiver tandem of lellior tranlfen Nate Hantman end Jermaine Snell. In addition to junior transfer quarterback Lewis Bradshaw, have already IUC<lOOded in ~eratlng the expectations of flnt-year coach Jay Noonan'• football program. But, Ml1ant upon an ofienatve llne with ~Y no,upen.ence at thll level,1a 1table of backa who gldDed Just 31 yard.I oo five carrtee lat --oot and even tbe unproven status ol tradabaw, who bu not played~ ln~ICbool, lt rem.Aim to be teen whether 1prtater speed at wldeout will limply beccm .. ln'UiYUJt window dr...mg. For uni.. 8ndlbaw recelvel I 1ufftdent time to loc9te bis fut compay dOWD tbe nus ud It ~ ................ . u.m biliadi, tbe oppoet_.f for HaaalliwwtlllllD .... 111* ......................... returm, or= '11 *"'8 opp XII b.n CllltM ....... Mhllllltn. S<wnntag .............. dlilt. wbkla D.ght IDdude .... two-way....., It._ deer tbat .. ccNld tlDd --·~ ~,...fOOdJa' ......... '.' ,... .... cf .. 11 ...... .............. doill bftlaldllfa•eGllN ....... ..... a.. .......... . 1041131 ... .., .. .... ~ .... ... n.•1•~· Colort: Red, gold, white. Leegue: Pad.fie Coast. 1111 record: Overall. 7°"'1 league, -4-1. Type of olhue: Split·badc veer. Type of mleo11e: Multiple four-four. Heed cod: Jay Noonan (firlt year, 0-0). Staff: Davi(\ LaMarre (assistant bead coach, offensive coordinator, offensive and defenaive line): Scott Wilkie (defensive coordinator, llnebackers)1 Jeff Perry (quar- terbacb, defemtve ends; aped.al team1)1 Brlan Weaver (reoeiven, secondary). · ltetmnlng atuten: None. .........., lelteJ'aen: 11. "a.tarnbll wttlahoaon: None. 2001 ·SCHEDULE 1M10D with wt yean 7--4 ClP .,_Aem Seclioll Dlwii6on IX playaft tiiUn. HIN'I a bNUdown ol tbe d9ptll chart •• tb• &aol•• bead tato toiaifbt'• e O'clOc:ll acrtmJDag• .. Orange: M 'OORKORD 2S~la 8 17 AJlso Niguel 13 7 C.anyon 24 28 s.t1ta AN Valley 35 430rtnge 0 41 Northwood 36 21 University 42 34 Costa Mesa 27 27 CorOM del M« 24 62 Laguna hlch 23 OI Div. IX ....,.,,. 7Fun.ton 49 • t m-~~ I ... Daily Pilot , -· ... s~~· ..... ~g. fro Ill scratch Eagles return no top players, but there are plenty of new faces, including nine transfers. Barry Faulkner DAllY PILOT COSTA MESA -Por tbe first time in bis coaching career. Estancia High head man Jay Noonan operates at the center of bis football program's universe. And, just more than two months after taking bis first head coaching job, the longtime assistant and former USC walk-on appears to have generated a big bang of enthusiasm that is tangible on the Eagles' practice field. With Noonan sUJVeying his -40-player roster, primarily from the center of the practice Ourry, Eagle players Oy between otfensive and defensive drills eager to impress. lbat there are more than two dozen varsity athletes at all is impressive to some, after a stand-· in staff guided a limited formation of Eagles through what amounted to a ceremonial spring' practice. This took place before Noonan was named to replace Dave Perkins, who is now guiding the crosstown rival Costa Mesa Mustangs. There was, Noonan later learned, even some dis- cussion among admlnistrators about the pos$ibWty of not having a football team at all this season. Any such scenario, however, disappeared amid COlldl NOODllll, the maelstrom generated by Noonan, who routinely projects CXlllvidion worthy of a pregame pep talk. •There was a problem with tbe kids' oonfid~ when I got here,• laid Noonan. whose molt reoaDl cnechtng aalgnment WU tutoring the running backs at Capistrano Valley High. ·1 think what we did, as coaches, was inject confidence. 0ne ot. the players, at our very first meeting, made a comment that any new coach is going to promise things. But, we've trted to make sure we haven't prmdled anything we muldn't deliver'. We said we'd get the fadliUes fixed up and we've done that. We said we'd e1tablhh a summer program and work on strength and conditioning and I believe we've done that. I think that h-. sbown the kids there ii a cmunttment to them an4 that's helped their oonftdenc:e. •They've been told they won't be very goocj\ anc1 tbey'va been told the odds against IUCCell .,.e lnl\1rm0Untable. But our coacbing Ila.ft bu said 'Pine, IM'• UM that for motlvation. Let everyonet beleve we'Je not very good. while we work bard,' play togttMr and believe In OWMlvel. • I believe~ OW' JDdS"'beleve in tbemletv.. • •l I What bat allo belped ,__ that belief ii ... . tmapeded ltr98ID at Dine .......... well• ttae' addition oC leY9D newcomen already attendiM the ICbOol. --:!!.• lronlcaDy, the Eaglet have c0nected moN· tramter playen than the pu.te Of talent tbet left for C09ta M .... tbougb the latter group Included aw...,.. t.rom tbe 1-.. p1ayo11...._• three OI Wllloai w..-. AD-Plldlk CoMt LMri!1 boDonei. • The new namea and face1 ahould come bi EAGLES CONTINUED FROM 8 Asking a first-year quarterback to bigger the option, in which he will read defenders in order to direct the ball into the path of least resistan ce, will require some patience from the coaching staff. Noonan acknowledges the turnovers inherent in any option game, but he likes the fact that it forces defenses to have all potential ball carriers covered. The Eagles do not have traditional captains, but Bradshaw is one of the six members of what Noonan calls "the Order of the Talon,• each of whom has leadership responsi- bilities. Sophomore Jason Johnston will be Bradshaw's backup and will quarterback the Junior varsity. Running backs: Junior Tanielu, who played receiver last fall, will be joined in the starting backfield by fellow senior Raymond Romua. Tanielu (5-t 1, 170), whose older brothers Manu (Class of 1999) and Taleni (Class of '97) previously starred in the Estancia backfield, will hope to continue the family legacy. He caught one pass for 6 yards as a ju,nior, but his oext carry will be his first as a varsity player. ·He flies,· Noonan said of Tanielu, who will also start at outside linebacker. Romua (5-B, 165) carried three times for 2 yards last sauon and adds to the collection of speed Noonan believes ls bis team's strength. He is another in the Order of the Talon. Noonan said he will not use a traditional fullback, except in short-yardage situations, so both Tanielu and Romua will be asked to run inside as dive backs in. the option. • The use of three-foot line @lits, however, could allow item a greater opportunity to .ae their elusiveness than a (radltlonal smashmouth 4PJ>roach would provide. i Senior Mitch Valdes (5-6, f.CO), another Order of the lalon 4eslgnee, will be be utilized (requently' ln tbe backfield, according to Noonan. He leads aJl returning rushers, having gained 31 yards on bls two am1el last fall. Nie Koreerat (5-8, 1"5) comes up from the freshman team to add depth and senior Marlo Macias, the SUUtlng tight end, c;ould be the primary bloddng back when one ls required. Recetwn: Nate Harri.man (6- 0, 170) a two-year varsity starter at McKinney High lo the Dallas suburb of McKinney, Texas, is ESTANCIA CONTINUED FROM 8 t)lenty bandy, lint'8 there are no returning starters, lndud1ng two who remain at Estancia, but ha~ elected not to play. The proqram'• mass detection, induding 27 pLayw.s from last year'• 39-player fMabman equad. W'l llttle more tban a dND slate for NooDaD and bll Ullltanta. It's a little tougb to evaluate penoDDel ......... ,..,.. video )lbrwy, Wbm wtrtuany. DO one on tb1t .,...._.Wttbe~ i.t " .. ,,. lick of ilopbomoNI .. ~ . ._...., ... ~&it~NP MIS t ' - SPORTS . ~ YEAR-BY-YW WITH THE EAGLES Sahagian and Nick Razo (6-3. 234), a senior recruited from the golf team, are the backups at tackle. YHrCOM:h 1965 -John Lowry 1966-John Lowry 1967 -John Lcmry 1968-John Lowry 1969 -Phil Brown 1970 -Phil Brown 1971 -Phil Brown 1972 -Phil Brown 1973 -Jim Hemsley 1974 -Ken Kiefer 1975 -Ken Kiefer 1976 -Jim Bratten 1977 -Jim Bratten 1978 -Ed Blanton 1979 -Ed Blanton 1980 -Ed Blanton 1981 -Ed Blanton 1982 -Ed Blanton 1983 -Ed Blanton Record 2-7 3-S..1 3-S..1 2-7 3-S..1 9-2 4-5 5-4 1-8 2-6-1 5-4 2-6-1 6-3-1 2-7 • 9-3 .. 7-5 8-2-1 4-6 3-6-1 another in the Orde r of the Talon. But he'll contribute more with bis metaphoric wings than his claws. "He's a legit 4.5 (seconds in the 40-yard dash),• said Noonan. who will also utilize him at outside linebacker spot that resembles a strong safety's responsibilities. "I think he'll be an outstanding receiver. UCLA is already sending hlm letters and the guys at San Diego State love him." Harriman, who should return kicks. may also be utillzed in the running game. Jermaine Snell (5-10, 175), who ca.me aboard from Fountm Valley High after practice began, will start at receiver and comerback. In addition to lus athletic gifts, Noonan said he bas already displayed fine leadership characteristics. "He's a big addition and a tremendous asset.~ Noonan said. Sean Harriman, Nate's sophomore brother, has asserted himself in fall workouts, according to Noonan, who plans to use Harriman liberally lo bis receiver rotation. •He bas really been on a mission and he's jumped to the forefront," said Noonan, who may a lso use the younger Harriman at free safety. Mitch Valdes will also provide depth here. Tight end: Senior Mario Macias (5-10, 210), who missed most of last season after he collapsed on the sideline during a Week 2 win over Aliso Niguel and was later diagnosed with a heart murmur. is projected to share the starting role with sophomore CUllen Crom. Mad.as, a!&o a starter at Inside tinebllcker, should make llMll9 m an impact as a blocker than a ln the three freshman team pktwesto appear lo the program~ last three years, only 20 ara members of this year's varaity. 1bat11 nearly five dozen dropouts. an attrition rate capable or m«king Bag le football playen an eoctangeredll*"- Noon a o , bOwever. p&am to pr-.Ye and ~ lbtbateD&t .. ieR:lled ud pra•d!W'tty dllplayed tbe ICbool ,..... bMrda tbat. ... Mid. bid ................ *~ 11-u......,.,gaod tWDDul wlD ........ to n.ld • Jllldot •anfty ..... . aucMI ., .. , ..... toOI .. .ay•wx11h1Pft11W. lhll. M v .. COllCh Record 1984 -Ed Blanton 4-S..1 1985-Ed Blanton S..5 1986 -John Uebengood 0-10 1987 -John Liebengood 2-8 1988 -John Liebengood 7 • 3-1 1989-John Uebengood • 10-1 1990 -John Uebengood 2-8 1991 -John Liebengood 6-3-1 1992 -John Uebengood S-5 1993 -John Liebengood 1-9 1994 -John Uebengood 4-6 1995 -John Liebengood . 6-4 1996 -John Uebengood 7-3 1997 -John Liebengood 4-5·1 1998 -Dave Perkins 4-S-1 1999 -Dave Perkins 6-4 2000 -Dave Perkins 7-4 • League champions •• League tri-champions receiver. Crom (5· 10, 160) represents the sophomores in the Order of the Talon. Noonan said be provides more of a finesse element to the position, which figures to translate into pass- .catching opportunities. Junior Fabrizio Gutierrez and sophomore 1lm Bates, a transfer from Elsinore High. supply depth. OHenslve line: Senior left tackle Fernando Montes (6-1, 195) and junior center Joe Hernande"Z (5-1 t, 240) are the Jetwning letterman in the ~8\te, but they sa,,.-very Jlmued duty be.hind last season's all-senior unit. Last year's group helped Andy Romo become the sixth rusher in school history to surpass the 1.C>OO-yard mark in one season. Junior right tackle Matt Morrell (6-2, 245) was a reserve center at Newport Harbor, but becomes a two-way starter in the trenches for the Eagles. Yet another Order of the Talon designee, he'll anchor the strong side, along with sophomore guard Gary Strawn (5-9, 235). up from the freshman team. Paul Flory (6-0, 240). recruited from the baseball team. has earned the nod at left guard. rounding out a group that averages 6-0, 230. A limited repertoue of runningp~~willb~pkeepthe bloclcing schemes basic, which could be a plm foe a unit so short on experience. ·Our blocking system is so simple, we can teach it to anybody,• Noonan said. "These guys have size and, for what we want to do, it's a very athletic Une.· Starting inside linebacker Marco Montez, senior Eric Landon Pullizi supplies depth at guard and fellow sophomore Mario Estrada does the same at center. Defensive line: Lewis Bradshaw, whom Noonan considers the team's best football player, will be one half of an end tandem which operates from a standing position. This highly unusual practice for ends on a four-man front, will, Noonan believes, help limit opposing quarterbacks' sight lines, both before the snap and irrunectiateJy after. Fernando Montes has earned the starting nod at strong-side end , while Matt Morrell and sophomore Gary Jones a re slated to start at the tack.le spots. Noonan acknowledges having your quarterback play defensive end is unusual, but his philosophy is to keep the best players on the held. ·(Bradshaw) doesn't want to leave the field,• Noonan said. "He likes playing defense and he's good at.it.· Noonan also likes the rest of his front four. •Montes is very good with 1tjs hands and enjoys physical contact. Morrell is looking real solid and Jones has really stepped up with a heck of a summer.• Gary Strawn and Paul Flory are the backups at tackle, with Eric Sijbagian , Fabrizio Gutierrez, Tim Bates, Georgia transfer Roger Poole and sophomore Bubba Kapko forming a deep pool of replace· ments at end. IJ.nebadlen: The 1J1S1de will be manned by the M&M Boys, Mario Macias and Marco Montez. Montez (5-9, 245), a senior transfer from Connecticut, was tried initially up front, before being shifted to fill a l.inebacking need. Playing on the weak side, which Eagle coaches term the knocker backer, Montez will be deployed as a down linemen lo certain schemes. Macias will be counted on to supply a physjcaJ presence on the strong side. Cullen Crom is the primary backup at both spots, while senior newcomer Mike Fernandez and sophomore Ray Mills should also add depth. Junior laolelu is the strong- side outside linebacker, while Nate Harriman starts on the other side. Noonan sald Defensive Coordinator Scott Willde Wees to bring the linebackers on frequent blitzes and, Noonan believes, the speed of Harriman transfer Jermaine Snell and former Connecticut resident Matto Montez, should all find productive homes on Placentia Avenue. • Bradshaw will start at quarterback and defensive end. while Nate Harriman and SoeU. both seniors, are expected to start at receive1. while also manning defeoslve'foles at outflde linebacker and cor· Mrti6ck. respecttveJy. Montes. a ttout S-foot-9, 2f». ~d senior, Is a projected ...,.. at lntdde Jinetiecker. seen Hariiman, • aopla· mDlft. ~ to c:'OGtrtbuee OQ bGdl .... cl tbe bell. .. does .... JQNar lluUeha, UDOqf .. ... breild of r9hJrDm'I. ~. a&at9d to aaart •• = beck •rid lutd• ~ .......... &J91!1 "f, . No. Player, pos .. ht. wt. d . Remarb 3 GEOVAM! MAaAs, K, 5-10, 160, Fr. Newcomer 4 MITCH VAi.DU, RB-OB, 5-6, 140, Sr. '00 letterman 9 MARIO MAaAs, TE-ILB, 5-10, 210 Sr. '00 letterman 10 &r. l.oPf:z, WR-DB, 5-8, 140, Sr. '00 letterman 11 JuNK. TANEW, RB-OLB, s.. 1 1. 170, Sr. ·oo letterman 12 LEwts llMosHAw, QB-OE. 6-3, 189, Jr. Newport Hart>or transfw 16 JASON JottNsroN, QB·DB, S.. 10, 160, So. Up from frosh 17 ..laMAINf 5NEu.. WR-OB, 5-10, 175, Sr. Fountain Valley transfer 18 RYAN GMMB, WR-DB. 5-9, 130, Sr. '()()letterman 20 loulS VAi.DES, S-5, 130, Jr. '00 letterman 21 RAYMOND ltoMJA. RB-DB, 5-8, 16S. Sr '()() lettennan 22 Kuc>Au MEISSNa, WR-DB, 6-2, 160, So. Up from frosh 24 JoEY ~ RB·DB, 5-9, 1 SO, So. lJp from frosh 2S Nee KOMBW, RB-DB, 5-8, 14S, So. Up from frosh 26 Sam 5Acuv, WR-OB, 6-1, 165, So. Newport Harbor transfet' 30 JEsus TOMES, RB-OB, 5-7, 140 Jr. Newcomer 33 RoMlus ~. WR-06, 5-9, 1 SO, So. Newcomer 44 foAWZIO GunulM:z. TE-OE, 6-1. 170, Jr. ·oo letterman 4S OUEN 01oM. TE-LB. S..10, 160, So. Up from frosh 51 GMV .be, OL-OL. 5-11, 24S, So. Up from frosh 54 RAY Mus, OL·ILB, S..9, 165, So. Up from frosh SS LMDoN Puu..m, OL·LB, 6-2, 205, So. Up from frosh 56 lk.u l<Altco. OL·DE. 5-9, 180, So. Up from frosh S7 MMCD MoNTu. OL·ILB, 5-9, 245. Sr. Connecticut transfer 58 MAL.A PoNa, OL-OL, 5-9, 275, So. Up from frosh 59 ftEJOll SAVCEDA. OL-Dl. 6-0, 190, Sr. Up from N 60 GNrt STMWN, OL-OL, 5-9, 235, So. Up from frosh 61 Follwmo Motms, OL-OL. 6-1, 19S. Sr. '00 letterman 62 ROGa Poou. OL-DL. 6-4, 220, Jr. Georgia transfer 64 MATT Molmu. OL-OL. 6-2. 245, Jr. Newport Harbor transfer 65 MIKE Fs9wlDu, OL·ILB, 5-10, 165, Sr. Newcomer 68 MAM> Es1UDA, OL·Dl. 5-9, 260, So. Up from frosh 75 JosB'M llall&JUCIU, OL-DL. 5-11, 240, Jr. ·oo letterman 77 PAuL. Ft.art, OL-OL. 6-0, 240, Sr. Newcomer 79 ENC~ OL-DE. 6-0. 19S. Sr. ·oo letterman 80 MAM» V!U.ALVMD, WR-08, 5-8, 122, Jr. Up from N 83 Nov. K ... m~ WR-DB, 6-0, 170. Sr. Tew -llfec 84 Na RAzo, Ol.-OL. 6-3, 234, Sr. Newcomer 85 r. BArEs, TE-OE. 6-3, 18S, So. Elsincn transfer 86 SIAN ~ ... WR-OB, 5-10. 160, So. Texas transfer and Tanielu will create matcbup the last two years by now-Costa problems for pass blockers. Mesa senior Freddy Rodriguez, Crom will also back up will likely be sbared by Sean Taruelu, while Nie Koreerat and Harriman and Mitch Valdes. Raymond Romua supply depth Jason Johnltoo is a badrup at at the other outside spot, which safety, while Raymond Romua. Noonan said could be termed a J' "9enio~e Lopez and junior strong safety. Jesus To'"* figure to add depth • at comertNtck. Secondary: With so much-:. emphasis on the blitz, the coaches will place great trust in the man-to-man coverage skills of their comerbacks. "You need speed at the comerback position to run this defense the way we like and we have that,• Noonan said. Jermaine Snell supplies swiftness on one 5ide, while senior Ryan Grimes (5-9, 130) bas stepped forward to claim the other comerback spot. "(Grimes) bas been our most pleasant surprise, so far,• Noonan said. "His attitude, bustle and enthusiasm have really impressed us.• The free safety spot. manned Grimes, Mitch Valdes and Raymond Romua as the only returners to ha•e posted oftensive stadstiC$ last fall. But the sum of thOM conb1butions amounts to aix rusblng a~ fOI' 42 ya.rdl and one reception for &yank. Noonan, vla Offensive O>ordlMlDf Davtd LaMarre. will Klddng game: Javy Ramirez., who bootld 30 conversion lck:ks end one field goal last year as a sophomore, did not return, but Noonan believes freshman Geovanni Macias will step in and succeed as the place-kicker. Lewis Bradshaw ls the punter, which gives the ~ an added dimension, .-aid they wish to carry out Nooom's admitted penchant for gadget plays on special teams. Mitch Valdes ls the longsnapper and will jol.n a group of return candidates that also includes Jwmai.De Shell. Nate Hamman and Junlor Tani.elu. I 0 Fridoy, August 31. 2001 ·AJ.Iriost is never eno 11 for OCC The Pirates return seven a 2Jt-9M2 JeCOld.1'be Pttates have also ~podUct. is ~mdered one ar tbO.., SOIDW ,...., ,.... Community dege to1mmllge • ~Mona a Orange COIA, 1 P.m. • . been state playotf qual6n Jn three ar the .newcomen for 8ond. who are detemuned to nght past four seasons. •For the nm time in many years, our High tct100I ~. MWon .. the wrong that happened With the retwning sophomores, Bond offense is stronger tba.n our says the Pirates are "loaded"and ready to defense, "Bond said. •we have a lot of Viejo ilt Newport tWbor. 10 1.m.; C.orona clef "1W w. Pacffk.a and VIII.a 'wk. ilt ll Modenl, 2 p.m,; ()qnge It CosU Mel, s p.m,; l.ong kectl c.brlllq VI. Est.lncM at Newport ~. 6 p.m. last season. make their way back to the postseason. speed and one g1rl ln particular who la Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -Almost also counts on the Orange Coast College women's soccer team. La.st year, the Pirdtes finished 14-8-1 and came one-hundredth of a point from making the playoffs OCC Coach Barbara Bond will be using what almost came about as a positive. She Sdid the Pirates now know they must play with intensity every minute of the game. "The re turne rs remember what happened last year," Bond said of her seven sophomores, which includes Renee Gomez, Christina Guerin, Kristen Hamman. Lilly Lopez, Jessica Pearson, Newport Harbor High product Andrea Corkhill and Laune Perkins. •(Missing the playoffs) will help with our intensity. Hopefully it will motiva te us to play harder. That was pdrl of our problem last yedr. We played hard when we wanted to." Taking a negative and turning it into d positive has been one of the ma ny philosophies of Bond throughout her 20- year coaching career with the soccer program. She has guided the Orange Coast College women's soccer team to seven conference bUes and has compiled Fictitious BuslnH• Name Statement The lollowlna persons are doing bus#leSs as Human Caoltal Solu· hons. 2500 Par1c New· port, Newport Beach. Cal!lolnia 92660 Rebecca Wright. 2500 Patti Newport, Newport Belctl. Caktomia 92660 Lee Ann Vennie, 10582 Kedge Ave., Gar· den Grove. Califoml• 92843 This business Is con· ducted by: an unin· corporetect association other than a partnef'lhip Have you started do«lg business yet? No Rebeoce Wnght This statement wu hied with Ille Counry Cllll1I of Orange Coun!y on 08/02J2001 20011173045 Deily Piiot Aug 1 o. 17. 24. 31. 2001 f:Q42 F1ctltfous Bualnesa Name Statement The following pet'IOOI are doing business as Element 47. 88 Fair Or.. Cotta Mesa, CA 92626 Brande Marqyez. 1S8 112 Royaoft Ave .. Long Beech, CA 90803 Lule Marquez. 1S8 112 Roycrofl Ave., Long Beac;h, CA 90803 Tlis buSIOBSS IS con· ducted by: husband Ind wife Have you staned doing business yflt? No Brandie Marquez This statement was ffled wilh the County Cleftl of Orange County on 08l02/2001 20019172MI Dally Piiot Aug. 10, 17, 24. 31. 2001 FOQ Flctltloua Bualnen Name Statement The following perwons aredolog~u 1.T BS., 1705 Cliff Or. Nawporl Beach, CA 92U3 Rlllll Bledl, Inc. (CA), 1 '°' Cliff Or., Newport Beach, CA 9'2663 This business It con· duded by. a OO!'PO'ltion Have you 11an1d doing buslnesa yet? Yes, &'01A>1 Retie 9l8dt. Inc. Rallle Bliek. CEO Thlt llltamenl WU la.d wilh Che County CIMtl of Orange Counly ()fl 08/08/2001 2001M'T'812 Delly Piiot Aug 10, 17, 24. 31. 2001 F046 Fictitious Buslnea1 Name Statement The followtng '*'°"' .,. doing businMI es: a) Raze Hel Minlstrlw, b) Before and After Beauty s.Moel, c) Rrt<>lulion Modelt. 13321 Tu1tln Eut, TUlln, c.lfornll W780 T l1ICia Amen, 1382 t T ullln &It, T Ultln, c.1-lomle 112781) Thia buelneN " oon-cMleld by. "' ~ Have you alar1ed ~~pt?No Thie ltalemtf'lt WU tllld WIU'I the County Clltk ot Or8ngil County on 0111llr'2001 I001NY1Nt ~Pb~t7 !A, 11. -1.1 foij· CodchW will provide~ wttlupeed, providing.Ula.speed la Jayaae Mahle.,. the strength of the 2001 Pirates. Bond don't think anybody (In the Orange said Cork.hill ls very quick and possesses Enipire Conference) is going lo be able a good shot for the offense. to at.ay with her.• · SOcar College men • V.nguerd at 5onofY\I Tournament. VI. Cal Poly Pomona, 5p.m. Perkins will be OCC's starting lbe Pirates also have some more local Col!e91 women • UO at Falcon lnYltltlonll at ,.. Fon:e Academy. YI. Air forot. 4 p.m. goalkeeper. Pearson will be dependent on flavor as Bstanda High product La wen as the team's sweeper. After playing the Cassity joins the squad as does Costa position last year, Bond said she expects Mesa graduates Fernanda Velasco and TlmPluns 1 Andrea CoRhlll. mldf1"W So. 2 MerllA McGtegor; mlctfieldet Ft. l Jayme Mlhllf. offense Ft. c.onvtu\ity collage men • C>Bnge Coast ilt £1 Cimino, 4 p.m. Peam>n to be much improved because or Michelle Balll~tt. 4 Alidl SintMlgo, mldflelder Fr. Community college women • Orange Coast at El Camino, 2 p.m. the experience. Last year, Cassity played for the 5 Cristina Geurin. o~ So. Lopez ls out with a sprained medial volleyball team, but she decided to go colateral ligament and will be missing back to her first love with soccer, Bond 6 Midlelle 8anwtt, offtnse fr. 7 Ull l.ope:z. mldflelder So. 8 Femllnda VNKo, offenWmldflelder ff. Yolleyblll College women • V.iinguard Unlwnlty It Concordi. TC>Umlfl'W!f'lt. for two weeks. Bonds said Lopez adds a said. lot or spark to the team. "She's strong and aggressive and she 9 Lindsey Smoot. defendiier Fr. 10 Renee Gomez. mldflelder So. Hamman, a returner who played doesn't mind going toe-to-toe with badminton in the spring, will be the anyone, "Bond said of Cassity. "I like her team's all-around player. intensity. (Mahler and Cassity) are great 12 Kristen Hllmmln, offel~derilgolllle So. 13 Lauren cassity, forward Ft. 14 Summef ~ldu. defender k . 15 Nlldtl SMnl. offense Ft. DEEP SEA "She probably has the best ball skills assets fo r us this year. Velasco should be on the team,• Bond said of Hamman. a huge bonus for us this year. I'm looking "We're going lo play her all over. She forward to watching her play. I'm really can play (goalie), il we need that: glad she's here and Barnett is going to 16 Amt>« llak•. offense Ft. 18 Jessie.a PHnon. sweeper So. G Laurie Ptfklnl. plkeeper So. eo.dl; BMblta 8ond (20th 5N50n) Al9latlll'ft COMtt: Kt'Yln Smith (first )'Hr) nutlDAY'S COUNl'S Nec:t11pllrt ........ 6 boW, 119 ang.len. 3 yel!owtail l wNt.e SHbel5. 4 batTawda. 2 bonito. 206 c.alico baa. 246 sand -The defense will get added support contribute as she continues to improve. from Geurin, who has the ability lo finish She really has a good attitude.• 9 hlllbut. 16 rodtfistl. J tQJlpln, counterattacks with precise crosses. Three freshman from Huntington Craig switched over to Saddleback and will coach the Gauchos this season. 34 sheephead, 60 wtiMfhti, 9S blue pent\. Also, Gomez will be among the Beach High will contribute depth to the mid.fielders and Bond said Coast is lucky team, Bond said. Amber Blake, Nikki to have her back. Saenz and Alicia Santiago bring • 1•m feeling good about this year." Bond said. • 1 thought we were pretty good last year, (but) we lacked some intensity. This year, I'm going to try to foster that intensity and have them play for each half, rather than look at the whole season: ~·Locbr ·8boats, 190 anglers. t7 yellowtail, S yeUowfln tuna. 522 sand ti-. 9' c.ellco bal5. 17 bemlc:ud-. 3 halibut. With the blend of the seven returners familiarity as they played on the same 211 rodcfish. 84 whitefish, and the added speed from the freshman, team last year. the Pirates will be improved on the Bond will have a new assistant in 44 ~ 15 sculpln. " «>~perch. 1 ling cod. offense. _ Kevin Smith, who also coaches the men's 170 madterel. Jaycee Mahler, a Corona del Mar soccer team. Fonner assistant Brandee ..... , RavlMd LEGAL NOTICE PROPOSED 2001·2002 BUDGET FOR COAST COMMUNfTY COLLEGE DISTRICT The Coul Communily Collage Dl1trlct's proposed budget for 200M!002 wll bl avail- ebla lor pdc itl8l)8CllOn 11 Ooest Community College Dmrict Office. Building A, 1370 Adams Avenue. eo.ta MHI, CA 92626 fn>m Septem- blf 7, 2001 to Septem- ber 12. 2001 between the hour$ of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. The pdc hearing on the ll'OOOMd budget for 2001·2002 will be held al Coest Community College ()Is. trlct Office, Bullding A. 1370 Adaim Avenue. eo.ta Mela. CA 92626 on~ 12, 2001 11 e p.m. Pubtlahed Newport B11ch·Co111 Me11 Dally Pilot August 31 , 2001 F067 Can't aeem to get to all those Nf)elrjobs around the house? ·•"°(" -, . ·. •. ... "Ii ••• r . ' I I • 1 . aervlcft to comc>lete Flc1itloue Bualnue FlctJtlou1 Buslneaa described aa: $2,&n THE PETITION ,... plane ipeclllcatlona Name Statement Name Statement was aelzad punuant to :'11 Iha decedent'• and estlrnatat for ttif The following pereons Health and Safety Code and codldla, 11 any,• Paularino Avenue re· The folloWlno l*IOftl 8/e .......,,. buliieSa u : SectlOn 11471111488 by be admitted to probate. conatndon lrQm 8rillof .,. doilg ~ u: -'V ltle Costa Mffl Pollce The Wll and Inf codldla $1rMt to S1a1a Route 55 Rogefl Brot., 3158 McBride SJ:!'· 4521 Department are avalllble fof ex· To l'9QUlll 1 copy°' the Yellowltonl Or .. ea.ta c~& rive 1550, Th• pr~rty Wit llMwlion In Iha Me kepi RFP pleele lu your ,. Mau, CA t2ll2IS IM!e. """ 926l2 llized wllh AISplCt IO W. by 118 oourt. ' (7r1') 7S4-5028 John Mlc:hMI Rogers, Cherl81 L11ndar legad vlolallon(I) of 1 THE PETITION r• =.:i Mafllf N8war. 3158 YellowllOoe DI'. McSridl, 5022 Altom S«:lon(a) al Iha Health ~ authority to ad-The ...,_ lor rec.N· Com ....... CA 921126 Lene. Irvine. CA 926t2 end Safety Coda .,..._the ...... undet Ing the ptOPOlllll 11 s.p. David Alan Rogecs. This buslneu II con· Section. You .,. hereby Iha lndepe11de111 Admln-...,..,., 19, 2001 ~ Caion ••. Aldllnde. dueled by an lndiYkl* notifMd thal the Oistrta ilCrdon ol Etta-. Ad. Publl1h1d New ort "" 92373 Have you l llrtad Attorney of Orange (TNa AultlOltly w4I allow Baach·Costa "' Thia bullnett It con· ~~r7 No County hu Initiated the perlOnll rtpf9Mnl· Piiot A 211 ducted by: a gene<al McBride pnx_.1111 to folteft lie &th'e to ._ mlnY ~ F 1 i pertnersllfp abova-delCflbed prop-fiont without obtaining Have you alerted This stetement wu any pu'9Ulllt to Healttl court approval. Before Flctttloua BuelM99 doing ~ yfl(l No .filed with the County and Safety Coda taking CltUlln vety Im-Name StMement John Michael Roglfl onCleltl-2!1 ~1 County Section 11488.4. portant actlona, how· The followlflo pereons Thia 1tatement wu .,.,,v ''"" You .,. lnllructecl !Nit 9119t, Iha penional ,.... are doing buaileea 11· flied with IN County 20011172145 if you daslt9 10 oontest Mnlatlve wll be required JHS AOTO COLL«· Cler1t of <Ange Cooney ~ Piiot Aug. 17. 24, IM lorfetture ol lhla to give notice to lrte TORS, 1540 N. ~ on 08/02J2001 31. Seot. 7.2001 f057 Pf'OP41rtY, pursuant to --.a penone un6asa Ave., Costa Meea, CA 2001U72t51 NOTICE OF Heiillh 8nd Safety Code fl9Y hive ~ no1ca 92627 Daly P*X ::t8 31. ~ SEIZURE Section 11488-5. ~ or conaented to the J.H. Slloonlan. Inc . 7. 14. 21.t F06i PURSUaUT TO ~Iii 1 V9lliad proposed action.) The (Cllf.), 1540 N 8--""• 111ting )"OUf Interest In Independent admlnia-liof Ave , Cotta Meu HEAL nt AHO the Pfoplrty. You '"'* !ration autnonty wil be CA 1112627 Flctltloue Bualnesa SAFETY COO£ Illa ttlil dain In lie &r granted unleea an In-Thia bullnatl la oan- ,._ $~ SECTION perior Court of the ...._, pereo11 11ae en cM:ted by. a corpora~ The 1o11ow1na·pert0nl· 11471/11418 Cotfty of~..., obfadloll to lie pillltlorl Have you 1t1rt d art doilO ~ u · AND NOTICE OP ISO) days ot the ~ and lllOWt oood <*'" doing ~ )'It? Cu1blanc1, 128 INTENDED Aca:llon ol lhil Nola, M1Y the cwf lhoutd not J.A. Sltoonlln, Ire .. C_.__.,lo 51 I ,._, unlHI you receive "1IJl1I the llAholtly. Julie A.. Muma. Vioe- euin ''" • """18 FORFEITURE actual notice. (Pleue A HEARING on the Prffident Mesa, CA 92627 PURSUANT TO u11 01 F04599). You '*"'°'1 d be held on Thie 1t1111Mnt ._, Claulc Flnllhff. Inc.. HEALTH AND mull 11!Ve an andorMd SEPTEMBER 27. 2001 flied with ttie Couaty ~ ~ ACA SAFETY CODE C!'OPY of the dalm on Ile II 1:30 p.m. In Dapl L73 Claltt of OrMge ~ 92843 SECTION 11481.4 Dilttict Attomty of Or· toomd II 341 Thi City on 0Ml2n001 Thia butlnftl II con-On 7131/01 at 21111 anga County (Attn: Drive South, Orange, 2001Unof4 ... --.. ...,. _....... Kt 11 l C t D1puty·ln-Cherg1, CA 929118. Otlly Plot Aug. 31. $ ........, v1 a OOfl)OIWDUf'I / s n an•. 0 • • N.E T.) at 401 Civic IF YOU OBJECT to 7, l4, 21, 2!!Cf1 Have you 1t1rted Mesa. CA the P'09lrtY Center Drive weal, tie l1VlllnQ o1 118 peet-dolllt·~.,..t? HI> ~HOflHd • ... Santa Ana, CA WJ01 Ion r)"OU ~ ~ ....... ------... Clul6c Flnilhee, Inc .. $12,991.85 w11 Mlzed wltWI INrty (30) dlYI ol al hi '-Ing and ..... Deborah Vuquu. ~I lo Heelltl and Iha fling of the daim In your otJtldlol• °' ft1e ~~':rent WU 114'-J{/11~ bs.ctJony 'hi the Superior Coul1/CMI written objectionl wl1fl ....., ' Dtvl1lon the oourt belfor9 the filed wlltl the County Costa MIM Police 0.. The falluf• to tlmaty hearing. Your ap· Cleftt ol Orange County partment. ..... ..... .---... .... In on 07119r'2001 The property was ·-.... NCUl'I • ...,e_, pewllllOl l'Nt)'.,. Plf· 20011171711 "'1.ed wtlh rMPtc* IO al• ~ ~~ ::= ~:~A.We' A~ Delly PllotAuo 17. 24. leged vlolallon(•) of e pe11or Court w11 ,_,. In ITOR or OOllliligatll cnd- 31, Stpt. 7,~1 F055· S4ictlon(•l of the Heallh Ille p!'091rty being de-!kw of the declued, you • n d Sa I 11 y Code clantd or OnlerecJ for· mull 11 yow c111rr1 wif'I S«:llon. You .,. hereby felted to Iha SWle of Cal-IN OOUlt and mall a nodlled that the Oiltrlct 1tom1a Ind diatrtbuted copy IO Ile peraonel ,. A.ltomey ol Orange pursuant to th• -ltdYI ~ by County hu lnltlatld provlUorw o1 HMllh and the oourt Wlltlln lour pioceedugs to lortell tie S.laty Code Section mon1111 fn>m the cWa of ·~ prop-11~ without furthef lie !Int ...... of .... 111y pursuam to HeaJtn notice °' ~ tlrl 11 proWiad tn '"'°" and Safely Coda Publilhed Jlawport bate Code ..:tew1 8100. ~ -11~ M Buch·Co111 MIH The 1m1 tor fllng ct11n19 if you dlalr'9 to oone.ac Dally Piiot Augull 17, will not expire befof9 l"8 IOffeltura ol ltll1 24, 31. 2001 ICM' momhe from the Pf'091"Y, pu,_118111 10 214422 f051 heating date llOticed He9lltl Ind Safe4y Code flctttloua Bua1MM ·~~· MAY ~INE Secdon 1 ~ you Ntime ~ lie Ille klP4 by 1t1e court must Ille • clllln If .,.. staling your inllfltt In The lollowtno ptl'IOlll you .. a pMon the IMOPlf1Y. You mual "' ~ ~~ ~~i:....C wilt!--:. Ille .. daliTI In the ~ •) c b) Ctoat.11« court • tor SI»-~~ nCourt of lhe ~ioci.I. JuclO. c1fi1 Nob (torm OE· {30;"-:or°:h& ment ~. 23f8 =tieMngahnlrte bllaft ol Ihle • c.mno ~. R-. and ...... ol uni... you r9Cefv1 amn CA 82:833 ...... _.. « of ltl"J ae1ual notice. (PIMM Everett Dwain• ~Ot ln~oO-. u UM 01F07152). You Clodlallt, 2'3t8 Camno Code Ndklfl 1~. 1% .,-.. NM an andorMd ~ ~. CA _,... tor Spldll No-g:(rlot' ~ : ~ Thie 1M1neM II con-doe form la ftallMltt ·~ County (Attn: ducted by. an~ "°""flt court delt. DeP.uty•ll'l·Char~•. Have you •tarted Mlonwr tlf '••ont1. N,E.T.) II 401 CMa doly ng ~~ntaa yet? ~= ~ .... Canter Drlva ' WHI •r... 071o<:V10I .,.,......,." Santa Ana CA moi i:vttett Owalna P77 ...,, lfvd., ~ ~' (30) dM of Clodfelter ~1& =lllOft t. 9lg of h' dafrn In Thia l&atlmlnl WM Pu«lflafled Newoof1 ~ CourvCIYI ~ :"~ = 1eact1-cot1a · flteta nit Wur. to *nely on 0711"2001 o.1!f11o1 ~ 31, .. and MCUl9 • Wfllltil ... , • .,,... .......... .. r; ~ cMn ~ ., --Olly Plot ~ 11, 2'4 . In ... ~"' ... 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CUii viuble leatunng, --·-='-· =--..;.:...;..'---wflla Sl!!500 9'9-&M-8871 fillW1g. waler &Ill. & ul9y boels. lnclucled 15 Cadlllac FIHtwood CHEVY Pldl~ 'M ......._.. _ .... ,_ 8rougMlll 'II 1-owner, , ....... .., inYentoly, u_...~. good condition, 12000 1 kin. 464 .., .i llld ~~ ~ _ __....M_..M"""""'11--.._.2t ... 1=1--0:-:: ~.~:.-:a Soma Miier IWiancirla may Cadllc Sevlle SL8 't( bl olllred. Sl,999,000. The (839270-332lP) 114,988 Dodge 0yrmty 't1 U blue, Aliloll Co. !M9-646-20l l Nabels·Pontlac·GMC me.. -4dl, auto, A/C, ps, CUT onnta SAR Em NorGl-Saucti ~ Soudl deala. NORTH •K (1 1( l052 o AKQ 7 l •Al' WEST EMT • ClJ IU 2 • t8 H "'"'' 0 3 () J 8 0 10 6 5' •Kl 7 • 10932 SOlTJ'H • A53 1:>Q9876 0 93 •Q65 Openina lead: Queen of • The Cavcodisb lnvi.lllional Pairs, played m Las Vegu, wu won by I< wiccien -Psl.c7.ola of Poland. the pair woo fetched the lop price in the pre-coumarnent llUClion. Fifth-place fmisbcr Guido Panro of llAly dis- played immaculate cechnique on this deal from lhe evenc.. N04e East's decision to Jeap to four spades oo • distributional "bust - ~ecwa-~._r_.: optimum~ South daa- bW "'abow ~ NMll'a rour no lndp WM fc. takeout. Ind the ~ alam WU QUickly rucihcd. West led Che~ of .,clcl 9(ld. since only I l poi.11111 were WlllCCOUnt· eel for, did.-elected to place WCll with all or them. Since E!ut'a pre-empc showed sborlneaa IOmewhmre, mote lhln likely in hcana. South decided IO play We&t for A J x in the suit rl1her than ace dou\l&don. The problem WU how fO ICl to &he Soucb hllnd IQ llk:e • nneae (ot &he J-:k of ~ One pCllSibility ~ to OYcnake the kanJ of spades wilh the ace Ind take 1111 Unmealate fuieate, but that riated IOl!na to IO oddHpinst sUJalecon jld. with Eu\. lns&ead, Fmvo elect- ed to II~ a Dcncist'• Coup IO llSSW'C ao entry IQ the cloled hand. After WiMJlll the fll1C trick with lhe klll4 of 1pedea. dec1lr'er c:asbed dummy s ace Ind kin& of dilmonda be.fore lading a ,_, to the queen. In with &he ICC of bufu, Wea WU forced to present declarer with 1n may t0 hind no maner which 111it was led -South would ruff a dia- mond If Wes! led lhll suiL When the fmes1e ol the 1e11 of beans soocceded, 12 lricb were wrapped up in abort order . WORK FROM HOME S12CIMllOO per lllOllll I00-21f.77t0 Bulclt-Cadillac-Odsmobli. Nl\'loe ttootdl. 12450 abo I• 1RUIT I (888) 527·1&44 Madi ......... "-XJS V12 Coupe ... LR "°"' Dlloowlfy LI lllrcldll .... DIDO .. hnr-+--+-DEIOI Cadllc 5'¥llt Sl.S 'M DODGE SHADOW 93 41~ ml. sliver/grey rthr. 'N 4n ml, iua tact wan, (1796371-32451) ~ _ ('10379-33lGT) Sl5,988 Must Sell Fllt clWOlne wheels, lowly cond, whita/len lthr. dual ITlOOll-~~ t-.;...+-~- Nabtr•Pontt·· "MC 5-Speed, Aid, ~ $4995 W1169175' OC Auto roof, brush QUlld&, Sl8,995 1_.., • .,7 1u . 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